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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

TuE DALLAS (TcXas) HERALD says
"Thc Legislature can no longer post
ponc the Immediate consideration of
the remedy for tho present reign of
blood and lynch law in many portions
of Texas Here are some very impor-
tant and exceedingly suggestive admis-
sions. 1t is conceded that sanguinary
crimes are widely and disgraccfuIly
prevalent; that lynch law has been
mndo II common resort that this
condition OF violence has become
sufficiently chronic to be entitled
to the name Of reign; and that the
need of II remedy amounts to pressing
urgency, All this fully c0rr0boratcs
what wo have had to say about the
blood thirsty passions and the crusadmg
methods which have made of certain
portions of Texas hell upon earth.
That is the State whose statistical re-
cords of murder show that the lives of
over 5000 Republicans have been sacri,
feed as u propitiatory offering to sec.
tional hate, We are left in doubt, how
ever regarding the motives which have
actuated The llER,LpS demand for re
form. 1t may be that the appeal is in
tended, not for ears Mt home, but for
ears in the North and thus is only sham
designed odeceiyeour people into the be
lief that the Sanguinary lawlcsncss prcva-
lent throughout Texas is not counten-
anced by the mass OF the people. Such
subtertuge has heretofore been tried
with some success during Presidential
campaign, Or the call upon the Legis
lature for remedy may proceed from
II realizing sense that organized murder
and lynch law may turn upon their sup.
porters and followers, rs was the case
during the reign of the guillotine in
France, in search of victims. 49, Chicago
Inter- Ocean.
The Inter Ocean is correct when it saws
The HERALD comedies that "sanguinary
crimes are widely and disgracerully
prevalent but wilfully in error in its
assertion that five thou
sand Republicans have been sacrificed
as II propitiatory offering to sectional
hate" The statistical records that the
litter Ocean PIRATES about have no exist
ence savein the diseased imagination of
Palmer the forcible but bitter writer
and preudiced editor. Did the Inter-
Ocean pay q moro critical attention to
rnr lIERALps utterances there would
remain no question in its editors mind
rs to this papers emphatic demand for
reform.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

Ak expedition has left England for
the west coast of Africa to ascertain the
facilities for making canal FROM the
Atlantic ocean to the Desert of Sahara,
the design being to turn that immense
waste of burning sand into Il saltwater
lake. Those who will turn to n map Of
Africa will see that this desert is repre-
Sented rs reaching to the ocean, and it
is said that II ship canal nine miles long
will accomplish the purpose, and that
Timbuctoo can thus be reached in five
days from London. This will be ono of
the most amazing achievements of the
age, if accomplished and, if as feasible
as engineers think. there will be an ad
ditional surprise why it was not dono
before, The ship of the desert, the
camel, will give place to vertablc sail
ing craft, the interior of Africa will be
reached by swift steamers, and com.
merce and civilization will both be OK.
tended, 1t is the opinion of reographers
That Sahara was once great interior
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

DURING the first halle every month,
while money is plenty with the miners
OF Virginia City, sixteen gambling 81
looms in that place never cease. Three
sets of dealers day and assistants to
keep the games going without cessation.
1t became common for restaurant and
lodging house keepers, groccrs and 9th
ers to sue the miners for debt, and this
gave the clerks Of the mine companies
so mnch trouble going to and from the
justices courts with their books, that
an order was given to dismiss any man
on whose wages gornishec was placed.
This has hurt the business Of the gam
blcrs because the miners nrc less rock.
less with their wages
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

THE San Antonio HcrdH is talking
wildly of the executive of this State,
and yet more frantically of the present
Legislature, 1t structures are very Sc
we're, From one issue of that paper we
make the following extracts
Our State government is curse and
our laws are a mockery" E'. So"
by the apathy of the State govern.
ment anarchy prevails and lawlessness
and crime abounds The people must
act in their own defense. The GOV.
ernor and Legislature will notr
Never in the varied annals of crime.
in any cline or country has il ever
cropped forth and stalked over vast
area of territory, than it has done un-
der the present administration of the
State of Texas, "
SIN our opinion, as regards the SUP.
preston of lawlessness and crime, the
Governor has proveda failure. fis
"The acts of the Fifteenth Legisla.
ture, proves it in the opinion of
many to be either q knaye or,
n fool, and in the name of our people
when this dissolvcs and melts away,
when the two dollars day comes to be
the pay, we petition the Governor not
to recall them" A3 a .1.'.l| I
1--WE return you tho people of Texas
our congratulations that but two weeks
more for the continuance in session of
this body to work you evil and may
Heaven forbid that IL should ever again
come together. The people of western
Texas, than such recurrence, might
well invoke in its place pestilenco or
famine, in tho wisdom and mercy off
Providence a4maI grl ao4
"ln our Legislature the characteristics
feature is waste and extravaganza.
Offices are multiplied, salaries increased
and the peoples domain s1uandercd in
the most reckless manner but the sa-
cred trust-the school fund, amounting
to eight hundred thousand dollars
committed 70 their fduciary care, is also
violently seized, and appropriated to the
payment of the mileage and ber diem
and other expenses OF this session of
the Legislature, and to make good the
deficit in the State Treasury, cause d in
past by the expenses incurred for tho
constitutional Convention"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

'nMR, NJ, ID, CONWAY, writes from Lon
don Mr.. Judah p. Benjamin, Q. G.
ex.United States Senator, and cx.Con.
federate Minister must be regarded as
the most famous advocate at tho Eng
lish bar at the present moment. Two
weeks ago he made u speech on the
question of the liability to the English
criminal law Of a foreign seaman pass
ing through English waters, having left
one alien port and bound to another,
which, whether the case be ultimately
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

Appetite Is necessity. without II, sum.
Client food IN not received into the stomach
eicher to nourish the system or to Civ. the
stimulus to the bowels which they require.
Both these organs aud the liver become tor
pid In consequence, md the blood grows
poor in quality and quantity. Improve the
appetite, therefore, and AVOID such results.
This ia most effectually done with Hostel
ter's stomach Bltters, tonic appetizer and
Alternative without a peer. IL rives not only
an unwonted zcst for food, but enables the
stomach 10 digest and the system to assimi-
late II, Flatulcnce, heartburn nausea, and
every other concumitani OF indigestion, are
removed by II, M are also bili0usuess and
conSti natioQ. Encn netve and nbrc OF the
body Is made 10 Jingle with health hy its
use, and 1t ist-e leading remedy for dcSpon.
dency.
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EsE.EEgsEsrnlze3azNzaaz
'':'sssssa' FREE HsA'''''''''ss'
EXENYREqElz1NzEiEzzafH

Picl, up almost any newspaper published
north Of the Red river and you will see the
word FREE" in big black letters. Read be-
low II and you viii tnd request for the
names and address OF ali tnes and daugh.
ters OF the North and East to be sent TO
"rEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
SSOuri, who Will mail them without cost n
"fREE GUIDE TO TENAS," the land OF
sunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys, This book we have seen IL in accom-
panied with beautiful colored maps, illustra-
lions, rates ut fare and freight, full of nfor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers lands
crops, schools, churches, etc Who pays for
y? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS Il TEXAS
NAlbWA ~. They are sending thousands TO
MI parts OF the United States and Europe,
This goes to show what they are doing Tor
Texas. They have lately reduced their rates
OF rare Tor omlgrRntS almost Onr-half Their
trains are crowded, and special trains ARE
frequently run To accommodate the people,
lhey ARE spending thousands of dollars in
leNaS. Ihey have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing .reeintOrmntioE
concerning Texas throughout the United
states. They ask our aid in ther efforts
Patronlae the MISSOURI, KNNSAS ~
IEAAS RAILWAY. 60 NORTH VA
~ DEN lSON and through the beautiful Indian
Territory. They will land You directly in
tue Great Union Depot In st. Louis. They
uoh compel you to ride three or four miles
through the back streets aud ALLEYS OF ~ |
Louis IN topping omnibus They run thpir
coaches ana sieerers through to st. Iouis |
ana enter the UuiOu Depot. Is there any
other line from Texas that docs? "NoS |
rrhey also run coaches and sleeping cars from |
Iexas to Hannibal and Quincy. Have Won |
any friends East looking towards TrxasS If |
so, send their address to the undersigned and
ne VIII with pleasure forward them land Won
Also beautiful pamphlet and other infer.
'Sting matter well worth the mere request,
Address, las. ID. RRoWS
Genl PaSSg'r Ag't, NJ, *, ~ II. R'y
june-d6w-tf HedoIia H.,
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
Bat No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring 30 make The Herald the med um
Of communication for the general pubic,
and also 10 assist those who may nted as
Advertising column. Advertisements under
the head of Lost" "Found," "Wnnted, F"
"FOr Sale" "F0r Rent" "lo Let' Of NOT
moro than thee lines, viii be inserted III
this column two times free Of charge. Wnru
excess viii be charged at the rate Of hYe
cents n line, each insertion, In adyanCei ana
when such advertisement" are printed more
than TWO times they VIII ue Gbprged ~ the
rate Of fiye cents q line IN advance lor Gach
additional insertion. Seven words make
liuc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

Buchans Cresylic Ointment will kill til,
Screw Worm every Time and cure Foot Rot
IN sheep and Cattle,
Buchans Cresylic Sheep Dip is an infaln.
bic remedy for the scab IN Sheep; being
soap, 1t penetrates at once to the skin and
kills the Scab.
Buchans Carbolic Disln fecting Soap cures
Mango III Horses, Dogs and Cattle, and kills
Lice, Fleas aud Ticks on all animals.
Be sure Jas. Buchan 4 Co.'S name .pnears
worthless. WIN, + KIDDER N 10 Pri"nii
pal Depot, ~ John street, New York.
Observation-Disclosures
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

EVEN fighting Joe Hooker comes out
for Uncle Samuel and writes him n
congratulatory letter, wherein he ex.
presses the hope that November may
see him elevated to the Presidential
chair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

REPUBLICAN sheets are iacctious over
Uncle Samuel and his "bar'l o money"
If the old gentleman eXpends it Alright
he will raise howl instead of smile
among the sixty thousand oliGcholders
who pray for Hayes success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

CrRrrR was shot through the head by
Rain-in-the-Face n chief whom he had
arrested once for murder, Custer had
shot three Indians with his revolver
and sabred three others ere he was
killoI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

Tng National Rcpubljcu is highly
pleased at the idea Of Phil Sheridan,
backed by iorco of bayonots, taking
charge of the elections in Southern
Sfni1s
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

crossing satisfactorily,
A chalicr is being sought ror u rail |
road Ia run from Dcnison, Texas, to the
soutl crn terminus OF the Missouri |
Kansasand Texas, southeast through |
Bonham and Grccnyilc to the junction
Of the Texas and Pacific and the Inter
national and Great Northern ut Mineo- |
Ia something over 100 miles
Track laymg on the TnnscoutincntaI
branch Of the Texas and Pacific Is pro
crossing finely From Paris east about
seventeen miles have been laid and Red
River county has been reached. From
the junction west over thirteen miles
have bcenput down
Work on the New Orleans Pacific
Road, to connect at Marshall, Texas.
has recently received fresh impetus
The idea is to push forward the worI,
on the New Orleans Pacific roud and,
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me FhI'oo'lphIt ana h''ouhR 'oal
ana iron company nave iaEch II con
tract Tor the delivery OF ',ooo tons OF
rails to the IeNaS ana Paciilr KallWaN
company part OF Whlch ARE OF lhrlr
own manufacture, ana part oi the pro-
duct OF two private llrn' ON the me OF
their road. This contract was secured
by agreeing to deliver them promptly
by steam from Philadelphia Houston
T,vos r,,. which n,,unso lhc R,odiro
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

b. II BRlsTow and Henry Wattcrson
will lock horns in n Kentucky Con
gressional race The race will be one
worth witnesslng
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decided in his clients favor or not will
have gained him u reputation forpowcr
az a pleadcr such Il. is enjoyed by no
Enpliah hnrrislor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

BY young man with good reference slt-
uHtlOn In bushes can furnish $3.50 at pres
ent, aud 5000 by November Main Object Is
a situation. Address, C. l.. II, care of Daily
Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

A partner Or the tate OF Texas, Will sell
cheap for cash, or real estate, Ono-halt inter
esl IN my Cast Iron Fire Back Win back log
attached. To any active, energetic man, d
good chance Is offered Tor Il safe and prohta'
bic inyeslmeut, for terms. particulars, etc,
call on, or address, Wm. ChilderS, al the
Grange Agency, near the Postolllce, " Il, r.
this valuable Invention cau be seen. JyId
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Wanted.

young man wants II situation In amy
capacity; has good education; viii work
for IS week and board, Address Edward
GLADDEN., Dallas. julyl5 DIT
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Wanted.

furnished house. Apply 10 W. p. Siler,
Corner Houston and Wood streets
Jyl3-it
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9ailg Aerala
DALLAS. TEX AS.


Parties leaving the city for the sum
mer can have THE DAILY HERALD
mailed to any point for one dollar II
month--in advance. I'D.
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MAmtelI,

A permanent situation by n goo aceoun'
tant' resident Of the city, without any dis,
siputed habits, Address, tx. "" Herald
Onica. lylb
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antea.

A white girl thlItcen or fourteen years old
for = nurse. Apply to j. Il. House, Adams
< Leonnrds Bank. julyll-lw
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by n woman, n situation rs house keeper
'ow wages. Enquire for Mrs. Colson, NJ the
Lone STAR House, 0l3 Main street.
julyll.2t
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A young printer wants q situation in Dal-
las or amy other town. Address Joseph
iladey, Dallas.
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A.rlXnIn IiNnrllinm.
For Rent.

A few more b0qTdcrs can be accommodate
ted ~ the Cosmopolitan Hotel now run as q
private boarding house, iyl3 lw
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wanted.
wanted.

An industrious, respectable German girl
two miles In the country Address, y. A.,
Herald office. JNli-kl
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Wanted.
Wamtcd-COnsuI,,cr4


Old papers for sae TT The Herald Office
Il per hundred
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DANCING GLASS
IT'S. VI. A. ALLEN,

\ pupil of Mons. Charreand, will open a
class tor Misses and Masters, and also an
adult ladies class, on Saturday the,Sth, at 4
p. M, and every Saturday and Tuesday
thereafter, Mt commonwealth College, In
Lively Hall building. Terms, So per month
in advance. or tn dollars for twelve weeks,
with privilege Of continued pIactice,
IuIyTulm
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To Let.

Two good rooms with best cisten water,
lO7 Live Oak street. jyl3-2t
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nIatpl.


\ few nr,t-cIass boardprs wanted at S2O
Jackson street, y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

\ highly cultivated farm with good house
barn, orchards, etc., in Illinois, tor Texas
lands, on Dallas property. Address Editor
Herald. iyl3-tf
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For EiNcEinugp,

One set OF bed room and Kitchen furniture
nearly new. III Camp street.
julyll-jt