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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-25
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
Weekly HERALD

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,ynlle IN udYuuce, No subscription taken
lpga los period lllhn ~ e onlh
,.,r ,nllnrn for lle FIRST insertion, ana % cents
Hr.a,,n subsrlurnt insertion,
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mcrtlups cards oi lhnnks, etc., 10 be paid Tor
hnll advertisements rates
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys ut Law.

upr, a smith, Office on Main street oyer ~,
state savings Bank. .,',,,'
~ Q o,dbam. office in Mitohie's bnildlng'
0ros n The Learand hotel, Main street.
Iohr NJ stemmons, Attorney at Law NO.
ooe Viii side Public Square, upstairs
A,dysdge Geo. N, iOS Main street, near ,4
Courthouse. =, ,on,,.
Mccoy 4 Mccoy, Office south side OF ooII''
house square
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p,vs,c,ans and Surgeons.

r,o IT Morton, NJ. D., office over flrst M w
.,Si pa,,L Residence corner san Jacin'o
and Harwood streets, Dallas, Texas
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NjE ARE AUTHORIZED AM RR,
W quesiud iu announce " L., Na1elI IN
q candidate Tor Mayor AT the ensuing cleo,
Hon IN April,
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\NE, ARE AUTHORIZED AND RR.
w questrd 10 announce John u, kVrtOOt
as u candidate fur Mnyuruf the CITY OF Dallas
AZ tho ensuing municipal election ON tho
an day OF Apill,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure ~ Trains ~
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

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EroIn the North, accommodation 800 p IN
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
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strapping. or poulticelike unpleasantness;
SssS IL Sh sSsgs pso y
INVITATIONS. Genuine stamped ~.
Seeley." Estabs, 1871 Ches. st., Phila., and
1y7 Broadway, N. Y. Sent by mail or express
and sold by leading druggists. Send for cat
alogue.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND ma,
w qursiyd 10 nnnuun1u 4, N. TeTry us a
Candidate lar Alderman nI lht First Mard,
az Tue enhulpk rlccllun lu Apul
WE ARE AUTHORIZED ANp RE,
w queHri To announce a, A., LnniK az
candidate Tor Ale cTman irum lhe Second
Ward, AT the approaching municipu cleo
lion,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce AZ, A, MeMur-
tray as n candidate for the office of CITY
Secretary, Election April 18th.
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CIiy attorney.

\NE ARE Au1HORll ED AND RE.
w quwlod tu announce y, A. ShcidOu
~ candidate Tor city Attorney, at the en-
suing municipal election
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND Rh-
w quesied to announce W, ". Edwards
M a candidate for city Attorney, NJ the
municipal election on the an of Apnl.
\NE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Quest,d 20 announce Barnett Gibbs
az candidate Tor Clty Attorney, tho elec-
Ia To be held In April next, Il
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quoslcd 20 announce EhOmHs PhNres
az o candidate for the otilou of City Assessor
and Collector ut the ensuing municipal cleo
ton Ia April,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Que3ted TO announce j. w. haven M
a candidate for the orice OF City Treasurer,
Election April 1, 1876.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ELECTION APnIL a 1919.

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ELECTION APktIL A, 1915.
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MI ARE AUTHORIZED AN RR
w queslUd tu announce ", L., CaSelI IN
q candidate Tor Mayor AT the ensuing cleo
! \lE ARE AUTHORIZED AND Nk-
! w qupstrd 20 announce John u, hVrtOOl
- NV va fNNANl w AAAN Wy w hNANAl
al tho ensuing municipal election ON the
city attorney,
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! w nu,,irJ IA apnnni,n, ~ a sn.,'a.,
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nsn vanuiu4t9 ior Wy Attorney mo el.c'
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City AnsessOr nud IoIiertov.
w.
WE AXE AUTHORIZED AND ti.,
as u candidate for city Assessorand Collector
~ the approaching municipal election.
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asa candidate for city Assessor and Collec-
wv Nv lho euauelhs oleotluh ia Aplll'
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and Collector at the ensuing municipal cleo
uon III April
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ME- AhE AUTHORIZED AND Nv.
w queNed 10 announce a. l., SNrcinihH
AND Collector, ~ the ensuing election, Apnl
T. leW'
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
gNhuIuale tot ASSESSOR nhu collector OF
ton on the in day Of Aprl.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quostod TO announr, 4. q. B0aiwnrn
the CITY of Dallas,
MI AXE AUTHOR ,Alsh AND RE
w quoNpd 70 HuuNpnoo Joe Fishor NS
Nlo ensuing ',eHlou on APlli =, l5se,
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!UsTICRs on THE PEACE,

Precinct No. LA, II. Hardin
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Fondren'
Precinct No. $R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. $. Floyd.
Precinct No. Sd. A. Fisher.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quosted to'Hnt ounce Geo, ", phiicr
as candidate for City ASSESSOR and COllVc.
tor nj the ensueing election In April.
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CIlI Arue.sor ma Nollertor.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w queslod 10 announce ~, q. Lindsey
as candldR'b for city Assrssorand Collector
NJ the approaching municipal election.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22
hon. OR. SINGLETON.

We clip the following from the Ga
zette of Washington City, and arc
doubly gratified to know that Col
his late lndisposition as 10 be able to
be out and at his post again, and to
re ad the graceful compliment, of the
Gazette, so well deserved too, to our
distinguished felIow-citizcn and
Representative. We hope to see Col.
Singleton at home in few weeks,
and believe that rest from his official
labors and an occasional visit to the
lakes and old Pearl would serve to
fully restore him 10 health and
strength.
1t will be gratifying to the many
friends of Colonel Singleton TO
know that he is ont again, though
still suffering. The constituents of
Colonel Singleton are to DC cou.rat-
ulated. A moro faithful sentinel
could not be placed in char c of
their interests. Ever prcScn: and
watchful, often scarce able to stand,
but duty with him is sacred Flo
giant in appearance, courteous in man
ner, thoroughly convc"sant with
parliamentary law he is one OF the
brightest ornaments of the Present
House.
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-@.z.-<z0

That hypoeritlcaI thief, Gen. O.
O. Howard, has written for the At
lantic Monthly his Personal Rec
objections after the Battle of Chat
tanooga," whereupon the Chicago
Times is moved to remark:
This is another instance of the
frequent ineapacity of good writer's
to advantayeously select their own
subjects. Had he given his person
al rccoilections of the Freedman S
Bureau and the bank which there
unto appertained, he would have
secured for his efforts widespre ad
attention which no other work OF
his could possibly attain.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22
The Office of Sheriff of Madison

The Office of Sheriff of Madison
county will shortly be vacant. r.
J. Ross, Esq, the present incum-
bent has rendered his resignation,
to take effe ct after the next meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors,
first Monday in August. Capt. Ross
is most estimable gentleman and
has made an exc client and efficient
officer. He has discharged his duty
faithfully, without fear or favor /;
has been universally kind and
obliging, thereby winning the good
will and estimation of every class
and race of our people. He is a
northern man, yes, if you choose, a
carpet Dagger, but one of that class
who, is an honor to community,
and for moro of whom we might
we'll wish. In leaving the Office he
will carry with HIM the kindliest
wishes of all right thinking men
and his presence and attentive Of
fees will be often missed. Success
to you Captain, wherever yoar lot
may be cast.
This much for the outgoing in
cumbent, now a word or two to
the ninety and nine aspirants for
the position, the eager multitude
who are anxious to take an inven
tory of their popularity and the
Mipmian task of making 100000,
bond. Let your lights shine, it will
only cost you ten dollars to notify
your fellow-citizens that you desire
their suffrages and the cmolumcnts
, of the Shcriff's office. Send in your
announcement with the money ana
let us run your name up at our mast
head along with those of Tilden and
Hendricks and Singleton. There
is nothing like being in good COM
pany, nothing like being on the
winning side. No one doubts that
Tilden and Hendricks will be elect
ed. AS for Col. Singleton the mat
ter is settled, he Is elected now
SO, do not hesitate to join the band
of successful candidates, there is ev.
erythlng in getting a good start
because they did not let their
friends know they wanted office, or
put off telling them until those
friends had committed themselves
TO some other candidate. Come up
at once, we want to serve you, we
want TO see all of you get the Office
and last and not least we want your
ten dollars.
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The Insurgent Region.

A glance at any good map of Tur-
key IN Europe will show that the
area of instruction of the sclav-
onic population now in arms against
the Turks is bounded on the north
by the Danube and one Of its main
tributaries, the Save. and on the east
by the Gulf of Venice, from which
it is only separated by Il narrow belt
of land, comprising part of Dalma
tia an the small province of Cata
TO, both belonging to Austria. Here
govina, where the revolt first broke
out, is within the pashawlic of Rn>
MIA 1t is strongly defensive,
mountainous country, traversed 10y
branches of Danarlc and Julian lips.
Mountcnes on the borders OF Her
Zegovina, form u part OF the high
land of ALBANIA. The territory is
described as q succession of high,
rugged limestone ridges, di: erSified
here and there by lofty peaks, and
in some places, looking like sea
Of immense waves turned into stone
Scrvia adjoins Bosnia on the east,
and is divided from Austria on the
north by the Danube. The popula-
ton of Bosnia, taking in the whole
pashawlic, may be set down at aboui
$4,000; OF Servia, at 100000; OF
Montenegro, at 100, 900. All arc
tributary to the Porte; but Scrvia
and Montenegro arc quasi independ
ent principalities, acknowledging
the suzcranity of the Porte, but gov
erned by princes of the their own
choice. Servia has made great pro
grcss of late. She has a consts ution
a national assembly, (sly led the
"Skuptchina,) universal suffrage
ffeeschoois win compulsory , assS.a u
apce. and Ra.nQaiHHTfs, anL, on tho
whole, ought to make COOL fighting
material.
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Referring to the new Military
District, established by order of
General Anger, a district composed
of six parishes in Louisiana, and
three counties in Mississippi, the
New Orleans Democrat says:
Col. Brooks instruction are to
move to any point within his dis
trict whenever it is in the interest
of peace and order.
1t is police force, under the
control and order of Packard, to
dragoon Louisiana and Mississippi
into the support Of Radical rascals.
There are now IN Louisiana troops
sufficient TO wipe out the Indians
But the slaughter of gallant offic ers
is of small importance compared to
political necessities of the Radi-
cal party.
Packard has at hand a force
armed with improved weapons and
Gatlin guns whenever he thinks
proper to use them, and the Usur-
per, whenever he wishes TO carry q
point, has at his command De
Irobriand of the army to thrust out
of tho Legislature legally elected
members.
We call the attention of our rep
resentatives IN Congress to the lat
est military order. Let them lay
it before Congress, and let them
call upon the Secretary of War fol
the reasons of this new military
district, and let them ask for q re-
port of the number of the rank and
file of the army, now in Louisiana
for the ostensiblc purpose of keep
ipg the peace.
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OVER THE STATE.

The siXty-nine Dcmocatic news
papers Of this State are supporting
the st LoHis nominees.
Col. G.. +. Hooker was nominated
by reclamation for Congress-, at
Magnolia. a compliment well deserv-
cd. lie is a noble specimen of a
gentleman.
Winona Advance: Mrs. Greer, near
Poplar Creek while milking COW
was kicked overan the hoot of the
COW striking her on tho neck COM
pletely cut her throat. She died i'm
medlately.
Winona Advance: 10. Carrot, living
near the same ncighborhood, shot
himself dangerously while attempt
ing to put his gun in the rack over
his door.
Natchez Democrat: The spikes
for the Natchez, Jackson and Column
bus Railroad arc now on III. wharf.
The passenger coach fiat cars and
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Here is whal the Chicago Times
has to say of Grants new Postmas-
ter-Gercral, q small potato politi-
elan from Indiana, appointed at the
suggestion and to suit the views OF
Moxa Morton
Whether Tyner, who is an Indi-
ana political fraud, was appointed
in JEWELS place for effect in the
Hoosler State or no: is practically
of little consequence. However
corrupt a rascal Tyner may be
and there is reason TO believe that
he is considerable in that respect
his promotion, vice Jewell, TO The
head of the department will hardl y
affect a vote in Indiana beyond the
immediate members of the Tynel
family.
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the balance of the iron Is not cN
pccted to arrive until next week, ~
The boat on which they were shippc!
did not leave st. Louis until lssi
W cdncsdaN.
Lexington Advertiser: In 1861
we think it was, Il. $ Clark. rom
monty known as "Sim. Clark" Il
young man of Alfalfa county, shot
and Killed another yomr man OF
the same county, named VIM. Fuy.
at the town of Goodman, Holmes
county. Clark made his escape at
the time, and remained away until
last Saturday, when he was brought
c. A. Boyd, Marshal OF the town OF
Goodman
1t appears that Foy's friends up
on hearing that the fugitive was ut
Mckinney, in the State of Texas.
procured a rcquisi ton from Govern
or ST one, upon the Governor of Tex
as, and that under such requisition
Israel Pickcns, Texas Sheriff, and
another man, Il brother of the dercas-
cd Foy, brought Clark from Texas
to Goodman, where they stopped
and rested while Boyd brought their
prisoner here, rs before stated.
The Grand Jury found a true bill
for murder, soon after the transac-
ton took place, and the case has
been passed from court to court, be
cause of the absence of tie defendant
McComh City Intcligenccr We
are panied to announce the death
on Wednesday last, of Mr.. Johnnie
Grcener, brother OF our town men
Mic and James Greencr. ! he parucu-
lars of his death, as far as we can
learn, are as follows: Mr.. G.. WAS Il
engineer on the Memphis AMI Louis
Vile Railroad, and on the day of his
death was running an engine on the
lower or Memphis division Of That
road. While tho eEginc was IN mo
tor he went forward on the lo"omo
tive for the purpose of oiling it ana
while engaged, his foot slipped and
he tell dir city in front, and was
killed. His remains were taken &c
Water Valley, the home of his viii
owed mother. Johnnie was q whole
souicd, generous young man, anf
lad many warm friends III this com
munity who mourn his untimcly
end We tender to his bcreaved
mother and brothers our hearted
sympathy.
VicksLurg Tribun y very lamcn
table ard fatal shooting difficulty
occurred at MackvilIe, on the Sun
flower river, Saturday last. Edward
Il. Uudc,a young man nineteen year:
of agc, and Horny Shredder, abou
three years older had been intimat,
friends for some time AMI almos
constantly together. Saturday the.
auarrellcd about some trivial matter
so our Information runs when Shro
eder gave the lie to Hudc, and threat
ened to shoot him if he did not re
tract some remark he had male
Uude Informed Shredder that H.
would give any honorable satisfac
ton required. The two then separat
ed, and later in the day Hudc dry
to Schroedcr's house IN a bug"' 81.
as Hude alighted appeared with
double barrel shot gun and shot hi,
dead. Shredder was arrested, an
a coroner's jury summoned To 81
upon the body of tho untorl'.mat
boy. The jury returned verdict i
accordance with the above fac.s, an
Schroeder was lodged in ia ! urpl
a charge of manslaughter. Il" IA
rents of young Hude reside in thi
city, and he himself was q Nicks
burg boy.
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General Grant has scored another

General Grant has scored another
run for his family. Col. Fred.
Grant has just been promoted to a
firstl,eutcnacy in the Fourth cavalry
but while this cruel Indian war has
been raging the young gentleman,
who is a member of Sheridan's staff,
has been luxuriously loafing at
Washington. Col Fred was one OF
the original explorers ofthc Yellow
stone river last year, and he knows
o good deal about the Indian cou-
ntry adjacent to that stream, his ser
vices would be especially valuable
to the country at this critical period.
Frederick, buckle O.. t inc armor.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

The benches to b. we'll b.accd.
6 cap >iil> tor same SN : III. Ii feet long
5 sleepers, 3Ni2 inches. 20 feet long Tor
main bench on creek. The mutt SillS TO
benches are supI,oS. Il to be sound. Old
covering over main creek spans 10 tie
taken up and new put on. and spiked with
l. inch spik,.- / spikc$ to III plank, coy
eriig 10 he furnished by county, and The
old covering to be- used in repairing the
balance of trtl>>fl bridge. sad work ="
be done in Il workmanIike manner AMI TO
be on! plcicd by the first Monday OF Sep
tcr,bcr next. J. NJ. RICHARDS.
Mcmb,r of Board OF Supervisors Ist DIS
t:ict Madison County,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

was selling Chicago Tribunes CON
tanning AN account of Union vic
tory. The night he heard of the
nomination OF TIldcn that man Il
Illuminated his hotel from root TO
Office.
Would it not be just as fair and
honest to publish another paragraph
about like this: During the war
Mosby was a Guerrilla aud killed
n large number of Union soldiers
lie now endorses Hays and
Wheeler"
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22
CALL OFF THE DOGS OF WAR!

The recent massacre OF United
States troops by the Indians in the
far West, and the immediate ncccs-
sity for rc-lLforcemcnts TO the little
handful under command of Gencr-
al Terry, to say nothing of the
claims, of the slaughtered Custer
and his men, for vengeance, should
induce President Grant to send all
the troops now quartered IN tho
Southern States to Dakota. There
is no need for them where they
now are, there is need for them
where they now are not. SO call
them off and send them where they
can do some good. If the lives of the
men who wear the blue, and tramp
to the music of the Union under tho
star spangled banner, are not less
precious than the lives of few ly-
ing, thieving, radical politicians
then call off the dogs of war that
are at present quartered in the South
to protect these politicians in the
preparation of their rascalIties. But
if the lives of these politicians, if the
lives of few insol lent, turbulent
and intollerant negroes arc moro
precious in the sight of the Admin
istration than the lives of American
soldiers, or the honor of the Amer
lean flag, then let the troops stay
where they are, but let it be re-
membered that it is not more than
five years since President Grant
ordered United States troops into
Pennsylvania and New York to
overawe the people an d
prevent Thorn from the
free exercise of the elective fran
chise; that Governor Geary of Penn
sylvania issued an indignant proc
| lamation, in which he declared that
tho people of one of the thirteen
original states would not submit
to such an outrage, and warned tho
Federal Administration that such an
attempt would surely end in col
lision and be followed by blood
shed that Gov. Hoffman of New
York issued similar proclamation,
and followed it up by calling into
active service a large force of state
troops. Public indignation was
great Grant withdrew the Federal
troops and Hoffman's Militia re-
manned masters of the situation.
"Now, what is sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gander."
New York and Pennsylvania have
not one whit moro rights than Mis-
sissippi and ether Southern States,
though by their actions above men,
toned, have furnished precedent
and examples the Southern States
will not tail to follow or
emulate if driven to desper-
alton by the determined purpose OF
the Administration to hand them
over to the sword and bayonet in
order to perpetuato Grantlsm, car
pet-bag and woody head rule.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22
Mr.. Foster, of the tenth Ohio dis

Mr.. Foster, of the tenth Ohio dis
arict, in tho House of Represeta
aives grew insolent, the other day
to Hon. Ohio r. Singleton, the
gray-haired representative of Mis-
sissippi. Mr.. Foster called Mr..
Singleton liar. Within three min
utes he took back the ugly -cxplc-
tive ard .apologise,l! The Repre-
sentative of the fourth district is a
man OF peace, but he knows what
war is, and it don't do to fool wi h
Aim.-Tickstv9 Z-iJuae.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

STATE AT LARGE.
" George Chm; Geo L Potter
H M Street ] ID Fertner
w A Percy, + G Waithall.
FIRST DISTRICT.
w II 81 Tison Thos B Sykes
SECOND DISTRICT.
Felix Labauve, Thos w Harris
THIRD DISTRICT.
J A Binford A T Roane
FOURTH DISTRICT.
.Jno w Smith L A Campbell.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
E Richardson ] B Chrisman
SIXTH DISTRICT.
L W Magruder T V holland.