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TEXAS bonds.

On the LIST instant Texas rs, gold,
were quoted at 1919 and interest, with
ITO and interest asked. 8s at 9l@07i /;
los at l0s and interest, with lO4 and
interest asked. Travis county bonds /:
los were quoted at 95 offered, and 100
asked. Galveston city: los for side
walk Improvements were thrown on
the market at less than fifty cents.
City Of Houston los entirely neglect
ed, and Its 81, market house bonds. re-
ceivsd bid zoo, and 500 asked. The
bonds Of the city Of Dallas are not fa-
vorably mentioned. Texas Central
Railroad 7s, gold, advanced to ole.
Galveston, Houston and Henderson
Railroad bonds. 7s, gold, closed at s4c
asked, and 82c bid.
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REGISTRATION.

In our city election of last Tuesday,
many persons were confused In regard
TO registration. They having voted
on the New Constitution without reg.
istration and knowing that 1t abolish,
ed that restriction on suffrage, seemed
surprised that registration was still
necessary In the city election. The ex-
PLANTATION is that, as the New Constitu.
ton does not take effect until the 18th
ofApril, our city election had to be
conducted under the old plan.
After the 18th of April, however,
under the Now Constitution 1t Is ex-
pressly declared that "no law shall ever
be enacted requiring q registration Of
this 6tate.n u, ,dtp o'
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Dun NEW DrsrRICr COURT.

We would remind all interested that
while all new officers are to be sworn
In on the 18th Of April, the times fol
the first sessions of the new District
Court In this district are as follows:
For Ellis county, the first term be-
gins on the second Monday. being the
eighth day Of May, and may continue
In session five weeks. IVA
For Dallas county, the first term be.
gins on the fifth Monday after the
second Monday in May, which will be
the twelfth day Of June, and may con.
tinue In session until the business Is
disposed of,
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pretty much the same Language USED
by nm Austin journal towards ils CO.
temporary, Leader says OF Martin
"For nearly year, this fellow has
been trying to got us 10 notice him.
and now we have done II. 30 far as
his article reflects on us personally, IL
Is tissue Of lies, And now, M we DO
not propose to notice this fellow my
further In our paper, we simply say,
he Ia q mean, malicious, cowardly,
falsilkAg, a dishonest and dlsreputable
member of an honorable profession,
for which we hold ourselves personally
responsible TO Mr.. Martin In any way
he may desire, and II he has any espe-
clal wish TO test our cowardIco, we will
go all the way 10 sherman TO accom-.
m0date him. When man proposes
TO travel from Jefferson TO sherman,
to engage In scrImmage, he 10 mani
testify spelling for fight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-07

A correspondent of the Waco RgpOy-
ter writes from Stephensvllle letter
of very considerable Interest to us. 1t
would seem that daily stage line will
shortly connect that prosperous coun-
try with Dallas. We extract from the
letter the following:
Yesterday some eight or ten six
horse stage coaches Ell route for Fort
Concho, passed through town. We
learned from one OF the owners of the
line, that he will go to Concbo post to
recruit his stock, but expects to start
u daily line from Dallas to Concho, via
Stephensville, within the next two
weeks. This will give us daily mail
from Dallas, as they will make the
trip In twenty-four hours, whereas we
now get mail from Waco in three
days. This will be of great benefit to
the business men of our town, and, in
fact, to the entire country, and will do
much to turn the tide of trade to Dali
las, or rather to increase the trade with
Dallas, because large portion of the
trade Is now turning in that direction.
But glad as weare to have our mail
facilities increased, we would be glad
to see Waco secure the trade Of this
and other sister counties but will she
do It? That Is the question. Surely
not without bold and determined eff
fort. The distance to Dallas is
greater by nearly thirty miles
than 1t is to Waco. Therefore, the
latter place is entitled to the trade for
that reason, and because 1t Is the short
est and most direct route to Galveston,
but az you truly say Waco, II she COM
petes with Dallas, must work. The
trade Of the northwestern counties 10
now worth being sought after. Erath
now has population Of ten thousand
people. These, or q greater number of
the males, are now engaged in farm
ing. The amount Of corn, wheat and
oats grown In the county last year,
over and above what was required for
home consumption, was more than one
hundred thousand bushels, to say moth
ing Of the cotton and other produce,
and owing to the great number of inn
migrants arriving, this will be in
creased each year, and the great and
contlnued increase in agricultural pro-
auctions In this part of the State will,
In very few years, justify the build
ing Of railroad to our county, and we
hope the time will soon come when
this will be demanded, and If Dallas,
by the exercise of more enterprise
and foresight than Waco, should Sc
cure the prize, we wish her happiness
In the enjoyment of the same.
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80 A.. f,a..,,a.,,, t,,n "a oea ooe
and bo2 rom uul an W. w. 'nw an ~"
loads have arrived ne'e, w" ne,nd
Leipzig, from p'e'nvn, ~ nnpso'1a w
arrive ~ uuous . wn9n WV 1870
conHignnen' y, ehnno'.n, nv MN,
Guy ~ vera CRUZ W ul'oM,hB ~ ~"
YORK, l'oU more pschhHss mom pp, a.,
al INC eknipls ~ ii ,'.lun my" arraior
rlveu ,ths. poi, vie h.u .' ~, "a" and M
~ ekpeutsu VI n'i r'o my ,, u and lhe
tnis week, W!In rLs I'LL, .i,ish s"hibits
CiIy OF bIis.oi WIN ,his mort These
has just hrIiveu u. ,n,a oppntrast with
statements afe w ht,a ~ oo"nters plat.
Tue lace I'M Tuse'.Jn tbere IA not a
Iorms, sne,s iasT' Ifniied states exhIb.
push cnIt lohu =, iIiina In Machinery
lts ~ inc lnhin o", sIio ayhIhIts ara
Hal, howevea, ha,,as thouuh even
DONG sop m,,a" !, sha Rureau reouests
thefe jug I ~ inSorm the nubllo OF the
the piose ~ onnI,eanta In fIIlInp their
tnrdinos' " ni npan onarai Unshorn
sectipns. ,a I iss',ad a notIca IN nil ok.
ilm tnergiors ~. isS iT,.,,aa g,ateu se"t,on
hlbitors w .no n nsoo ~. bn,Id,n",
inIormlne envn Inv W. suo "1nonds
are NJ renuy ~, ,no o ,e"v ,ha,r snscos
tnsy n'o o,uv,V" III ov'"P' Wv"
without ,uItns, uv"S , ,ot 10 m
Agrlon'.uIal i,n tmousm 'J' soad,
celve u lew nn,sn'nB 'ouv nna y, a., 'y ~
for the reception o. goona da a ' o,, s"v
Sn'el oI .no na,uau na ,'h" bas nat ac.
lar 70 ehcn enn,plsol W. III, IT. n nornn I
khowIeuBeu .ho ioo.ipro " ,ha, ~ aha
lor space, lniorn,'n rs n' oa r . GOD no
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pu .os ,JGu,,Vn ~,
aspeoihed the nNuu nvoy', rostd W. Cns
distance OF she exhip,sols io1 nia nor
rom tne once OF thG puIeauI n n,s poii
nit wiii We panceileu anu V'o ep''o W
lotted 10 other hppllpbns' p.,i,l
In the present piap Y VIC E"ni ni,
tlon grounus, oniy e,sn' ,eo eumraos'
are enhmerateu anu leals n u.,u oHp,,'1I, :,
cd That these VIII noL w Tu,'iu,p Ev, y
being stated tilss w ppe Vioinh isnn,
billion, there were oyer nDhen ies
tauran's ~ anS Ji nn"R co"nters
stamus, pu'io.s anu aa tISa acting n,
ThoIgn " may appear I,ne au,,"f q" ~
tne ,eieVen.n puhN w. aso,nda
NJ ihst ehguBeu sPaoo W w B,unl,us
ana ~ aoout W erece SUM- l'ast',Vhn a.
WORK ~ eiso nuopl W ues,n ILL., ~ "a Wv NV
ouiiulng 70 oe 9o'ppoI"t,I'a e,V ,ohIso y,
Kansas Colorsuo anu p s,1 M'J', WOm'
topeka anu oah' a re i.a''r Tha T Soita,
pany ior q JOINT uispiay. ine . ia,.g'
intend 10 SHOW thhI IheIeBion vhiohs,
when their roau passes' a ,a. w W. ~, -
not such great ueseit "'.ei W, ""
that on the contrary, ~ Possesses es1I
vast extent OF hhtHralIy ipIbiie sVli.
Ihe display OF hhiisas snd uoi' n''.,
VIII DO mainly inlheraiogi9hi a,iu aB''
cultural. among olher ou,luipss y
importance, ABOUT 70 " crec,eu' 70 ~
racine Coast Sehpehnlni uta',
whioh WIN % unaer tne uneu.,oii !"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-07
CITY ASSESSMENT FOR 1870.

Captain William johnson, City En-.
gineer, has just completed the assess.
ment OF real estate and personal prop.
erty within the city for 1876, and sums
up the total amount at 1851 ,720. How
high 10 this for the Centennial year
A tax Of one per cent on this amount,
II 1t 10 judlciously administered, will
pay all current expenses at home, and
maintain our credit abroad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-07

PROMINENT journals In the United
States are adopting the plan OF pub
fishing In their Monday or Tuesday
editions the sermons delivered In the
city on Sunday. This is an admirable
arrangement, and immeasurably en-.
larges the benefits conferred by good
sermons. Thousands are thus preached
to that do not attend at church.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-07

LAWRENCE N. DAILY, Of Houston,
who hsd recently become o convert Ia
spirItualism, was so shocked ut the
expose made by Baldwin In that city,
that he became, II not q raving ma
MAC, certainly az insane as man ever
gets to be. The expose Of the Katy
King fraud had as great an effect upon
him "a on Robert Dale Owen.
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SOME fellow not entirely obllvious t

SUNNI ictiVW INV VhbhSiy VoiNAouo W
the good name of his native city, thus
writes to the Philadelphis Times, pro-
testing against locating the Iowa rogues
at Keokuk. The note Is as follows:
/ see that your Washington GORE
spondent speaks Of General Hedrick,
just now witness before the Congress
sional committee, as being from Keo-
kuk. Now, sir, as Keokukian, j pro-
test against all the rogues being located
at Keokuk. General Hedrick halls
from Ottumwa, Iowa, and Is editor OF
the Republican paper of that town, SUI
pervisor Of internal revenue, post
trader broker, etc. wish these CORE
spondents would be a little more care
fuL ] suppose they will next be assert.
Ing that Orvil Grant, the Babcocks and
Dents are from Keokuk, too. We've
got as many rascals among us as we
can stand; please don't put any more
ON us. KEoKuK.
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FaFf ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
EIcEIl no ALL.
Rat No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 make The Herald the medium
OF communication for the general public,
and also ~ assist those VINO may need as-
sihtance, wehaye determined 10 print free
tho head Of Lost "FOundn Wanted, f"
"For hae," "For Hent," 80 Let," Of not
moro than three lines, viii be inserted In
this column Two tiIpes free Of charge, When
such advertisements exceed three lines the
excess viii DO charged NJ the rate OF nVe
cents u line, each insertion, IN advance; and
when such advertisements ARE printed more
than Two times they VIII bG charged at the
additional Insertion, Seven words make n
Hue,
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"WHAT's usee play poker" remark
ed an Acknowledged denizen OF Tucson,
Nevada, the other day. "Me hold four
kllngs and q lace; Mclean man hold
all same time four laces and king
whole week washee gone like wood
binaU
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-07
DALI AS. TEAAs'

The New orleans Tones intimates
that there 10 n strong probability OF
war with Mexico. We are inclined To
think its special kilograms somewhat
sensational In this regard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-07

THE Hon. q. M. Winkler, OF Corsl'
cam, one Of the Judges elect OF the
Court Of Appeals, was In town yester-
day, looking In dne health and was
warmly saluted by his many old
friends hereabouta.
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Wantesi.

The gentlemen who have my law books
are requested u return them without delay
mud don't plead the statue of linn citations, W
y. OLDHAM. apr72t
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LEADER, Of jefferson, writes belli-
cose article In reply to Martin, 81 the
Sherman Register, and INDUCES In
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WnnIcI.
wanted.

s925 for ninety days at tive per cent pei
month.-deed Of trust on city property. Adj
dress W.J w., Herald office. 0pr0-2t
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I,o,,L.

A splendid Arion planofone, bran new,
Sell AZ S0D0-Wlll sell for cnsll and nOtp for
$3.50. Apply for 10 days 10 W, y. X, this
once. | aprT-8t
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EnunlI.

AT the Dent dairy, u good and expert
encod dalryman. Apply ON promises.
apr0d2t
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Two Remington revolvers and one Win
chester rife. Owner can find same by call
ine On Zoe Crawford, near Central RAILROAD
apr8-2t
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For sale,

A pair OF good horses, lgH hands high, and
n good two horse wagon, by W. II Lyle Il Co.,
Real Estate Agent, No. 100 Lamar street.
mai25.lm
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Wanted.
EOr Ilcnt.

Men Of capital and energy 10 call and eS'
gmln0 llio U0m bln6d Anrlg Wagon Seat
Call VI 81, Charles hotel, aprsd2t
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MRS. WARF|ELD'S NEW BOOKS
New Books Just ready, by author OF
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERlE'

"Momfort Hail." "Mlrlams Memoirs"
"Sea and Shore" "Ths Household OF B0u.
verle, Chester HowaId's Temptation" u
"Dopble Weddiag," The above Six New
Books are written by the popular Southern
AuthOress, Mrs Catharine A. Warfield, for
merly OF Mlssissi ppi, but now of Louisville,
KY, and author 'of the worldwide noted
work, "The Household OF Bouverie," which
IL one OF the best and most extraordinary
novels ever published. The above SIX books
are each issued in one larae duodecimo vol
ume, bound In morocco cloth, full gilt back
and side, price 81 70 each, or $40 so for u COM
plete set Of the six volumes, put up In q neat
and strong box.
Above LOOKS are for sale by all Booksellers,
or copies o either one or more of the above
books, or complete set OF them, viii be
sent at once to any one, to any place. postage
prepaid, or nee OF freight, on relnitting
their price In a letter To the publishers
T. B. PETERSON Il BROS,
300 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-01

highway against Ames' frowning
bsyonets. He therefore put on
the Republican armor, began to
organise Amite county, and coon
iloatsd into the Legislature from
the counties ofLincoln and Amite.
After this he was private Secretary
flrst 10 Gov. Ames and then to 1t.
Gov. Davis. And then he branch
= or ...,. ,,to . .oft deputv
m.,sh.Iss MAJ. Ana NV 10 car
- -,,-- u. ..~. - Aers~~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-01

News reached here on the night
Of the 6tk inst, that Horny G.
Niles, Of Kosciusko, son q Hon.
Jason Miles, had committed suicide
by taking morphine. Later infor-
nation, however, u 70 the effect
that, though be was at one time
thought to be dying, tho doctors
succeeded In bringing him round
safely only 70 receive : sssere rep-
rimaud from their patIsht ! r.
ward for their interfsrence. -
ington Advertiser.
Henry followed hie daddy into
TIE Radical party, and A1hes nade
| . Chanoe)lor out of h1us The On
| man fhilsd VI ~ ~ to Congress
| aud Henry We islated ont o
| once, and now, NJ rfeeuma b
/ feels like Judns aftsr ~ bstraya
Of his master Brandon lspubli
| can.
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SONG Of Il

The following double entendre
was originally published in . Phil
adelphia newspaper . hundred
years ago. It may be read three
different ways. First, let the whole
be lead in the order in which it ID
written; second, read the lines
downward on the left Of each COM
ma, in every line; third in the
sane manner on the right Of each
comma. In the first reading the
revolutionary cause is condemned
and by the others II IL encouraged
and Landed:
uask hazk ~ humpet seands, ~ din o
Wur alnEs,
o'er ~ - soliA rpands. dsiA enll = 4
O0uBs
whslss King Csssss dstA saaad. tAeir ~
~ seoa shall aAine,
1hsl1 rah ; 4 ha.d. via Win u Coagrsa
jsin.
mr. - 4 ePsz,iansat. h tAen InssA 4
IhaA tAslr e.sssa lnasas, vAo - - Ces
gzsn AGAGs
n 1sris 4 ~ ~. ~ szs ny dail
| NJ -. IN ssas AMY. VI l.assssd
| enee boast
NJ ~ ssslslnnes M, ~ havsny ~
~ hmrt,
Nay ~ ~ slavs = ~. - 49, ~
O. Hs.s1sid xsr,A "a ~. ~ dail
b1sssinU peuBs
ossAnalsn "a dlassAs, = Cs.uss svs
!. xsrsA "a 1si<,aA ,ssa. - vAsssn y
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IIvi,h h,esk q sssa. y 0ss. wsahlngls'
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-01

ELRCroRs STATE AT LAR0E.
A. n. West, Ethelbert Barksdale'
ELECToRs.
First District-A. n. Acker,
Second District-W. G. Faulkner,
Third District-W. B. Helm.
Fourth District-W. 81. Hardy,
Fifth Dfstrict-Robert N. Miller,
Sixth District-Warren C0wan.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-01

Everybody remembers the story
Of the Russian Gar who, discours-
ing to . brother Of the knowledge
Of the virtue Of obedience In Rus
sia, told him that II he (the Czar)
Nere to command his General to
jump into tho sea nom the high
clif upon which they were stand
ins. tho oillcer would obey. The
potentate address signihed his In
credulty. "Jump into the sesv'
ssid the Car to the General. The
latter obeyed instantly. and va
dashed to pieces on the ses-beateu
lcraRs below. Aurelien 6choll
tells In the Evenement = story Of
Russia obedience which II ever
| moro remarkable In its results thai
| thisL Tho Gar Nicholas onoe held
: review Of bic army in honor o'
| . lady whose beauty had charmed
him. During he NorcA his eaval
~ came up on : tses. Cssr, 81
|iring to improve TIE eascs, sav'
ths command % eanop. Des q
| Colousl Of The last regiment, VII
bed not understood 'ns oa.ss' -. q.
tinaec y. . 20 oen'e P..s .-.s g =, !. ~, ~
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time sne Co'on.' s.u...'' 81. n s,
started &. On : otlsk s..oP s =. = q
oeriaP Dome mon.n.s ..a S ~. s,,'.' =,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-01

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sss.,s. :. - ~ order Of tlent,
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so-s,,msnt. - There would b
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-01

6rAfR AT LARGE.
J. z: Georgs, Chm'n; Geo L. Potter,
n. n. Street, J. D. vertner,
". A. Percy, &c. WalthalI,
FIRsR DIsTRlC1.
". II. b. Tison, Thos. B. Sykes
6RCoxD DIsTRlCT.
Felix Labauve, Thos. w. Harris
THIRD DIsTRlCr.
]. A. Binford, A. 7. Roane,
FouRTH DIsFnICT.
Jno. W. Smith, L. A. Campbell
FIFTH DIsT1lCT. =
Z. Richardson, J. B. Chrismau
SIXTH DIsTR1CT.
| L. W. Magruder, 7. v. Noland
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eUpf3nch nAgular Advot1eemerto
~ bs paid at he beginning of
eoeA quarter.
RULE FOUR.
An Editorial Notices, except
.hep accompanying The frst inser-
IN Of an advertisement, Will b
eAarrsd 80 cspts psr lhe; obltuar
~ the sams. Simple 'announee'
nants Of deaths q marriages ifee.
Psrsons who wish 70 1uaslge n
vhat h termed ''personal notices. =
viii b. required p pay IN accord
ance with the nature Of thslr artI'
cles.
RULE FIVE.
e.ns ron AnuouNCINo cANDI'
DATx1:
For State and District Omces, ~
For County Oflces:. s:........-...... y
FOR Beat Onees, ,...................- !
RULE Blk.
Orders from transient cuseeme!!
verbal or written, ibs Job work. %
vertislhe. or subscription, must 3
accompanied BY the Cash to obeeII
Attention. Accounts Of roIula'
customers due and presented ~
lst Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-01

The Sioux Judlans name their
pappooaes after events transpiring
q The time Of their birth. A. u
iustratIve Of this peculiar trait
Red Cloud d known to have taken
that name from the fact that the
western ky was overspread with
red clouds q the momcnt Of hia
birth, while The bringing Of : cap
tive horse with ) spotted tall gave
the now great chief the eingulss
cognomen ofspotted Tail. Sitting
Bull received this name becousc Z
buffalo bull was, by alucky shot
thrown upon IT. launches, IN plair
sight Of his mothers tepee st TIN
| natal hour, while the cavortings O
| : ffactlous pony furnished : nam'
| for the rsdoubteble Crazy Horse
-Exchange.
What ! sad thing II would nav
been II . melancholy j&ckass ha'
passed tho wigwain Of John a
| Logan's parents at the suprem
moment in bic life !-Cincinnat
Enquirer.