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vOLksFFST
from New York and vicinity will be held
on SEPT. A D. q, and 7, 1870
AT THE SCHUEIZRN PARK UNIOy HILL

Communication TO the Park by Northern Railroad OF
New Jersey.
Trains will leave esd 81. New York. 1913 i245 ll5
2:l5. 2;4b, 3,l5. 3t5 4lS 5;l5 o;l5, 7lb SIS r N.
From Chamberss 1880. l. l'3o, $50 8. $780, q, 43o
From Jersey CITY Depot 1e;i5, lis, las, Gas. Sle
3;l5. t;l5 AS. b;f5 Gas. 7;t5. s;45 ?, NJ
Return from schuetLen PARK to New York, l.15. 2l5
$3.50 3l5, 4l5 5lo $685. $40 800 9lb io;l6, HIS p
n 1918 A. NJ
X Il. Tickets 10 cents each, can be had at the r. r.
Depot Jersey City, aud the Ticket once at the Schuet
zen Park.
The Hoboken horse cars will run 2 cars every min.
utes from Christopher and Barclay sts ferrT.
Fare 10 cents Tickets he had At cents each at
PARK.
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R,rsomal HulIis.

nIsEASRS or MEN. Nervous Deoty and kin
~ dred affections speedily and permanently cured Dy
HENRY A. DANIELS, 81. D., lkk Lexington ayt ar
10Th st. HOurs. BtoS
DILES, nstula, structure, prolapsus. ulcers, neu.
Il ralgia. into cradle tcnng, &c. The above com.
plants successfully treated without using knife, llga.
ture caustics or acids Treatment mild perfectly safe
and never fails to cure Consult alton free once 1886
corner Broadway and 18Th st room 8. once hours
TO r NJ W. NJ SWEETLAND, NJ. ID.
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%mnstmtMM.

b. W. "ttE Efab IVES + THEATRE.
Between 30th and 31st sts.
James Vincent Stage Director
FINEST ESrhsRhfA INMENr
csEA5F sHS dSHab
coR Rps iSEli Bs%Lrr
The greatest R & * l'' sS SHp SSa%lEfHsky
The '''or''i sh ipSfilDSSyE . Ts6 MGR s;
rh''0uns A Sfss Eb Pgl&'sa qsIRRR RifKY
The charming fggf boI%S W. %a fISsSf'
The pleasing KISS 2ssg B ESTE WARREN.
The 'N'mDGsa ISIS s Ell 'Js fiGSs artistic
Americas own A RfsSlii55i ia SEWERS bESEsE
SUPERB I BALLEri
MAG vv,, ynsSspqpIspg .ac following ladies'
NILE f i,yJ y ,,s u,aousos
MISS BE EE5s nv Eqy x.ys r.o "a, :"
A'SS h" siss sA dEoRorE MARSH.
- " sk. JANIS QUINN.
The great 'ccen Ss Gi0C ISRY a.pr
The excellent sHcs s sSnS AZ s%ssT
Inc '0o' '''0i MI. e. D. oooDINe.
Inc 0'''0r'''d p mR. waa. pwYER.
First 'Dp''F'%GsSS E Il Sss oS gGrs e
First appearance at this theatre OF the wonderful
vICTORELLI BROTHERS.
The popular actor, -
MIR. GEO. MITCHELL.
First appearance Of the welknovn Irish comedian,
MR. SAM RYAN.
First appearance Of the popular comedian and bur.
iesQue artist, MR.. JAMES VINCENT.
ReappeaT anco OF the favorite pantomimist,
MR. HARRY LESLIE.
The Ethiopian cOmiQue and banjoist,
MR.. GEO. WARREN
The evenings entertainment to conclude with the
grand ballet pantomlme, entitled the
BRIGAND CHIEF,
introducing entire corDs ne ballet.
DOORS OPEN ATT PERFORMANCES TO COM.
MENCE AT 4 O'CLOCK.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at Up NJ.
General Admission. cents
Drtss cents
OrCntert
Reserved SEATS
Private Boxes o. and %
Seats in Gallery 10 cents
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u CREEDMOORi
CREEDMOOki
SEPTEMBER. 1879.
GRAND INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

--.....- = aUsPIyds -
UNITED STATES CESrENNIAL COMMISSION AND
THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION,
September ~, 13, and IA
The Scotch and Australian teams having arrived. an
opportunity will be given TO the public visit the
grounds at Creedmoor. L. l.. daily on and after SEP
IEMBERl, The competing teams will practise on
FRIDAY, september SATURDAY, September I;
TUESDAY end wEDNEsDAY september and O, and
bers Of the association competing rhemen AMI guests
will show their badges or tickets at the gate Admls.
sion. 30 cents. No charge for ladies accompanied by
gentlemen Boats run from James SIP ferry every hAlf
hour and from foot Of East "a ST. quarter
Al present trAng leave Long Island city
and IL A NJ. and +, NJ, returning frequently
During the great rife contest boats and trains will be
run almost continually.
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II EGULAR sunday morning boat tor Newburgn;-
he large. nrst.class and fayortc steamboat LONG
BRANCH leaves Fulton ferry BROOKLYN. s;lb A. NJ {;
West 10th st. New York. g West oath st. At $3.50. Land
and Cornwall. Leaving Newburgh at 21oP. N.
boat.
SARATOGA-Direct route. via Citizens Line. Ee-
Ggsnt steamers leave Pier Az, T., foot Leroy st..
$3.50 excursion tickets, good for 80 days $3.50.
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WHITE SrAR IINE. .. -
$tntlsIrg.

RTIFICIAL TEETH .peclaly. Nhooff, a.
~ from 20 upward, substantially made cHe'A'' "'
ted, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. ,,...t
j. G.. kEANtDY, 81 Nonu".
REAUTIFUI teeth Tor o. singh, y wT W. ,s ~.
ID silver nlings DOC. n. Y Dental 10 in'' gov W.
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MusitaI snstrum,nts.

A GREAT OFREH.--we viii durnx this month
IN dispose Of large stock OF nrs-ciass and sec
ond-hand square and upright pianos aud organs at
lower prices for cash than before offered let
until pain for as per contract. HORACE WATERS 4
SONS. All Broadway, New YORK.
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PESssYLvA.SsIk.. ! 4AlHIIIhSOAPa

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK via Desbroescs and Cortiandt
streets FERRIES, as follow:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, y3O A. NJ and
$50 L. NJ. sunday, and $50 +. NJ.
For Milliamtport. Lock Haven. CORY. and Erie, at
$40 aud $50 7. connecting At Cory for Titus
vile. Petroleum Centre. ana the on Regions
For Baltimore, Washington, ana the SOUTH Limited
Washington Express" Of Pullman faror Cars daily.
except SUNDAY. $50 4. NJ. arrive Washington 4l0
p. NJ Regular At $40 A. NJ. $50 andy =. NJ. sun
Express Tor Philadephis 1880 $40, $50 A. Nj, 1880
modaiion A. NJ. and A:l0 p. NJ SUNDAY A. NJ,
30 800 ando p NJ Emigrant and second ciAsS
For Centennial Depot at $50 $50, 7.so. A. NJ. and
tennisl Depot At /. il5 $3.50. 0, 1905 Z. N. on
For trains to Newark Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton
Trenton Perth Amboy, Fleming on, Belyidere, and
other points see local schedules At all Ticket Otces
Trains arrive; From Pittsburgh. SEQ and 1880 A. NJ.
1920 r. NJ. uaiy 1910 A. NJ. $3.50 +. N. daily
except MONDAY. From Washin gtOn anu Baltimore,
6;eO A. NJ 4lO $40 and lO:20 Z. NJ. sunday. $50 A.
NJ From Philadelphia, sos $50, $3.50, 1910 n;eD.
1850 A. M 2ilO 800 40 $40 $40, $50 1880. 7i0,
$40 and 1920 L. NJ. sun ay 6:05, 5:20, $50, lO.l
1l:5O A. NJ, $50 ami 1890 +, VI.
Ticket Offices, sd and ga Broadway, No. Aston
House, and foot Of DesOrosses aud Cortland sts.i
No Court II, Brooklyni ia, l1o aud lis Hudson
hookben; Depot, Jersey City. Emgrsn1 Ticket once
FRANK rf6Hsos. D.M BOYD. Jr.
Genl Manager. Geul Passenger Agent
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yO,t mo tsaro.

>->~>-->->---~~.~.
/ OST -Locket. ona side Ous 81 I"' GU
~ stone with portrait enclosed lt Nftu .te Il
nLi hobVken. Liberal reward vail be paii Nv nv
by SINON, "a NeWark a1- Jersey -"
4 OST-On thursday morning, milAmAn 49, 49, ~
~ book. The Under viii bs suitably ,s"..uxNYPP
log II III l64 9Th aV W. A n'N
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excursions.


n . JARRETT a PALMEKS Palace of the Sea
THE HOTEL STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK. -.
FOR ROCKAWAY BEACH AND THE
LAST ATLANTIC OCEAN,
TODAY, NEXT SUNDAY
AND EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
OF Music by the Nadrgal Boys, mozart
Glee Club, Church Chimes and the
Pymoutn Rock MILITARY BAND.
THE Leaves the foot OF 22d st.. N, r., At
10 O'Clock A. NJ, ana Pier g. N. r., at
1880 A. NJ. affordng over three hours
- stay at the beach.
Returning, leaves Hockaway At 4
O'Clock, reaching the city At O'Clock.
TRIPS. FARE, ...............,..FiFr CENTS
Single trip tickets to or from kocxa-
way, no cents.
.. The PLYMOUTH ROCK will run to Rocksway
next week Monday, Wednesday. Friday. and sstur'
day. On TUESDAY. a grand excursion to NEW
BURaH oN.THE.HUDsoN. stopping at VEST POINT
both ways Fare for the whole trip only FIFTY
CENTS
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Steamboats, mo GuiIrnnoa.

..a4.-.
n G V1BBAI.D and DANIEL DREw.-Leave Vcsuy
A. Pier at $40, and 24h st. at $3.50 A. NJ. Landing At
Nyack ana Tarrytown 10Y ferry 0Oatl, West Point
wburgh. Pong ikeepse, Rhinebeck, Catsk and liud
sP. NJ. Tor the West over New YORK Central, aud
by special train to SARATOGA and R0UND LAKe.
To West Point and NewDurgh and return same day 81
Poaghkeepsie, $3.50. Saratoga and return $40.
A REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT
N . for keyport, landing ct Eixapethport Rossvlle,
and Perth Aniboy, wll leave New York from Pier ~
leave Report $3.50 r. NJ. making q pleasant family
The MATTEAwAN leaves Pier "a, n. r., dsiiy stA
r. NJ. returning from Report saturday att M
A -PEOPLEs LISE steamboats, for Albany
cepted) at p. NJ, Pier a. N. r.. foot OF Canal 81.
DROOKLYN, New Y ORR. and Ne wburgh, by steam
ID boat ARNENIA-Leaye Fulton st., BroOklyn, at ..
Vcstry ST. New YORK o. v:IQ, aud 1fth 81 al v 10 Me-
landing at Yonkers Iona Island. Cozzens West Point
and Cornwall Returning, arrive at Brooklyn L. N.
TlcKETs FOR TIE RogND TRlp a..
CHsErrdt o. G wkktEqsR 5ksr dsy rem enns
at, Pier AZ. N. r.. at0P. NJ Fare SOC Berths free
INOR NORwALK DIRECT,
Connecting with Dapbury. Norwalk aud New Haven
Railroads by steamer ARROwSMITH daily (Sundays
excepted from JEWELS dock. Brooklyn, y;30 r. NJ.
Pier 81 East river 2i5 r. NJ and foot of $50 st. East
river. at p. NJ Fare, 50 cents. Excursion tickets 30
cents.
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SaDlnss BuaRs.

SIxPESNY SAVINGS BANK, Broadway and
- hstor place, Established Nv 1883 Bank open daily
IRON 10 A. H. toSP. NJ Five cents TO 5000 received.
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A -RooKXwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS,

A -KOCkAWAy BEACH ExCURsiONs'
REGULAR LINE, ESTABLISHED 1871.
FIVE EXCURSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY,
BY STEAMERS -
AMERICUS, NEvkRSTNK ana WILLIAM COOK.
Musical Entertsinment Every Dsy oJ Nm
THE ORPHRUs oUARTETrE CLUB ~, ANN
PROF. soLTAu. THE RESowSEp 49, .nsn
90 MINUTES, SAIL. ON THE ALLAN rio oCEhN,.
BREEZES ON THE BEACH.
Observe the Time Table.
AMERICUs LEAVES
Tweny.fo street, N r., at $3.50 A. and 1I5 p NJ
Tenth street North river, at Sa5 A. NJ and 1875 M.
yesey street, North river, stgA NJ; and i;t9 p NJ
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. ut 020 A, N. and2P NJ
WILLIAM COOK LEAVES
Twenty fourth street, North rlver At 1890 A NJ
Tenth street. North river, At 1045 A. M.
Pier ., North river. at IL A. "
Futon ferry, Brooklyn, at tr1b A. NJ
NEVEtsSINK LEAVES
Ninth street, East river, A. N. and 12t5 +. VI. .
South First st., wi.lismspurgh sib A n and ?.
Grand street, New YORK. $50 A. NJ. ana Ills I. NJ
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn A. NJ. and 1;30 7. NJ .
hTURNlNG BOATS leave Rockaway at ii A NJ
4, 445. ana b:lb r. NJ.
RETURN TICKETS ARE GOOD ON EITHER BOAT
Special Notice mo delay from LOW TIDE.
BOata Ia all the landings at ROcKaWAy.
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BOaro ano Rooms.
ADvERTIsERs

SOatO dnu 10on3.
JTP-TOWN ADVERTISERS
May leave their favos for THE SUN at the only
authorized uptown advertisement ofrces,
.l,x3S br0adway corner OF 3lst st., Ill 9P NJ, and
sos West S3d st.. opposite Grand Opera House. aud
No 700 80 az. corner OF ATTN ~, until ~ r. b.
No extra charge.
AT 10 JONES ST, west oh sv-Pleasant fur.
N nished rooms. large and small also, bOarders
FEW gentlemen can have board and pheasant
rooms, 10 ladies' $3.50. 200 West 3lst st., I'd bell
BOARD wanted BY a Young lady who works out
- auulees eIEADf, 100 81 sy, sun once
EuRNlSHED rooms to let, double or single, with
or without table board, Tor gentlemen VI ladies'. at
No. 1870 Madison 81.
UNFINISHED or uniurnishcd room to let suit.
corner.
JIROST hall room to lie, to one or two men, with
IL board reasonable rs Madison o..
Ngas, anu bath room terms reasonable,
$50 west S7th 81.
\ sVt!E and small rooms With good board, Tor la
i dies nd gentlemeni day boarders accommodated.
No. b3 East brU.d"S'
nNE or two childre, can be accommodated with
~ board IN small family .Ne klhuest VI care taken
No. 81 lith st., Brooklyn.
fIN0 LET-A large furnished front room, for house.
n keoplng ts'7o IN private house. 9lA Broo,.e st.,
1k7 EAST 3OTH sT.-one or two gentemco
" OF lAdies to board, Ut from 81 to So
%C TO - PER- WEEK for single and doTbI.
al II Beach st. "'' Nv" 'H's'u's'
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Real estate.

GARDEN CITY PARK for speculstion and for
NJ cheap homes. No more free excursions. The I'M
mense improvements being made on the adjoining
property (stewarts famous Garden CITY, where lots
cannot he purchased. maze the cheap lots We Ofrr
good Investment for those who desire homes at small
outlay. The large workshops shortly TO be erected F
AFFORD employment to many mechanics. Persons desr
ING to visit the property and to view the great enter
prise At Garden City accompany the statesmen frOu
1855 81 ay. at O'Clock any see& day, Maps and lnfor
nation free. Apply 10 BENZ, W. HITCHCOCK, S5o
80 ay. corner OF Goth 81.
VIOMES. food bargains small payments; Eliza
Il bethport, \. ]: Circulars. KELLOGG, Broad
way, or 15l Cd st.. FrzabethpOrt
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THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
co The coupons OF the nrst mortgage bonds OF the
1eIas and paclnc Hallway Company maturing sept !,
1870, Will be paid IN gold on ana after that date
sentaton Al the ONCE Of the company, 30 Exchange
place New YORK, OF 275 South AIN ST., Philadelphia.
GEO. d. KRUMBHAAR Treasurer.
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-FIRsT-CLAss Rockaway Excursion boat :
SUNSHINE Capt. John n. Holmes. VIII make daily
aud sunday excursion to Rockaway Beach from Har EN-
and eaving I'd av ana 10th st. al $3.50 New
Haven Railrosd DOCK $50 10th st. s45. stth st. $50
$50 st. 900 Grand 915 and Fulton Market clip at
$50 Returning leaves Rockawsy At 3tb p. NJ. Music
and refreshments board. Fare 50 cents EXCURSION
tickets SO cents. Children 10 years full fare.
q. n IONgSTi(EEI. Proprietor.
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FARE. FIFTY CENTS
Single trip tickets to or from kocxs-
way, no cents.
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STARTLING,
DON'T FAIL TO SEE
The World y!
rnnav spun
Sbippiug.
TODAY, SEPT. 4.
AN IMMENSE SENSATION.

A NCHOR LINK.-U.s MAIL STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY SATURDAY..
Passengers booked At lowest rates To from any,it
port or railroad static In Great Br tan ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green.
INFECT LINE TO FRANCE. wa Plymouth.
Il Tue General lransAtlantc Companys steamer I
havre sail on Saturdays Excursion tickets at reduced
rates. LOUIS DE BEBIAS, Agent, IS BrladwY
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O'Clock, reaching the city at 0 O'clock.
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Music BY the Nadrlgal Boys. Mozart
glee CLUB; Church Chimes snd the
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manftn..-ftmalts.

OPERATIVES on ". q wa machine on infants
street.
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Restaurants.
Amus,nunts.

IMMENSE SUCCESS. IMMENSE sUCCEss
The nest euccessful organization In the world
THlhry BRILLIANT ARTISTS.
Seats secured Matinee Saturday At e.
(OLuMBlA OPERA HOUSE. cornar OF ;eo.h
S 81; ana ureshwieh Az. opens Saturday sSpt. g. A
Turkish bs!hers Lark ~ bath Room Female
MODELS. Naughty French Dances Ladies' Adventure
In turkish Harenl. feast OF beauty and spicy sen.
sati9n Evening at g. hatiDees Tuesday. THURSDAY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-26

A Wager Won and Lost.

Some months ago the Register adj
vanced the claim of Grayson as the
banner Democratic county Of Tex
az. Our claim was contruvortcd by
the Dallas Herald, which claimed
the distinction for Dallas county.
The controversy ended in . wager
Of "the cigars by our Dallas cotem-
porary that at the next general cleo
ton Dallas would cast more Demo
cratic votes than GrUyson. The
wager was accepted by the Register.
The election is over, and, much to
our chagrin, we are compelled to
stand the cigars. Dallas gave Coke
four thousand and four hundred
and ninety-ono and Grayson four
thousand and two hundred and
forty eight, being II majority Of two
hundred and forty-three for Dallas.
The difference is light, but
nevertheless our neighbour is
entitled to the cigars, aud has fairly
won the honor Of being the banner
Democratic county of Texas. We
have our consolaton--if we are not
head we are next to head, and If
our noighbor is not careful we will
"trap her " on the next trial.
Dallas county will, in the next
Democratic State convention, be en-
titled to for yfve votes and Gray
son forty-tbree, being by long odds
the strongest Democratic counties in
the state. The first time we'meet
neighbor, tae "cigars are yours. -
Sherman Register
Yes, we have won the wager fair
ly, and would beg to suggest that
there is an express line between
sherman and Dallas, and that this
company, it is said, only receipt fol
| full boxes.
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:
Robust people who have, all their lives,
eaten, digested and slept well, can scarcely
be expected to appreciate the blessing OF
strong nerves rs well as those who, having
undergone all the misery entailed to weak
ones. have eventually regained their nerve
power In order to experience the unspeak.
able relief of n change from an enfeebled
and unrestful to n vigorous and tranquil
condition of the nervous system, the nerv-
Gus invalid should try a course of Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters Under the bracing
and soothing influence of that benign tonic
and nervine, appetite returns, digestion be-
comes complete and painless, and sleep re-
visits weary eyes. The causes of nervous
weakness are to be found in imperfect di-
gestion and assimilation, and the feeble
performances of the vital functions resulting
thereirom.. The B.tters removes the causes,
rs well as the nervous symptoms which they
produce.
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TnE London Times, in II recent
article, makes some startling dis
closures respecting the gross ignor.
ance of the French people, and the
probable connection between this
illitcracy and the misfortunes Of the
nation. Out of population of
36, l09,92l there were 9,7S4 200 who
could neither read nor write OF
those above six years Of age. In
other words, nearly onc.half of the
adults of France are living in n do.
plorable state of ignorance. Under
these circumstances it is not d tlicult
to perceive why the dash and elan
of the French legions were unable
during the last war to hold their
own against the sure and steady in
telligence of Prussia, The Repub-
leans, so recently victorious in
their elections, recognize the cause
Of this defeat, and now propose to
remedy it by II broader education.
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From what we can learn Major
Joseph A. Carroll, of Denton, is
elected District Judge over Captain
John Hanna, Of Fort Worth, by 3l4
majority. Mr., Roach, of Weather
ford, was u third candidate, and re.
ceived a flattering vote. All the
gentlemen are we'll qualified for the
place Major Carroll, the Successful
candidate, hao been le21fng lawyer
in Denton for some twenty five
years; was born near ",bc Bowavs,'
in Pike county, Missouri, and comes
from The sturdiest old revolutionary
stock of the CAROLS. His pcdigre,
is A No. |,
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On Tuesday last the great Cali
fornia race for thirty thousand dol
lars gold coin came off. 1t is esti-
mated that twenty thousand people
were in attendance. The weather
was fine, track in excellent condi-
tion and toontending horses in goeRi
order. Seven animals started amid
intense excitement, but it soon be-
come manifest that tho race lay be-
tween Rutherford and Foster. The
latter. horse finally won and bore oil
in triumph the golden prize. Hun
dreds Of tn usands of dollars are
said to have changed hands. Time
--7:3sA; 7:53. Rutherford was the
favorite in the pools.
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vor, an r.rr CONSTITUTION,

There lA9 or 100 organized couh'
tics in tho State, there beng u
doubt as TO whether one or two new
counties arc organized or not
Thcre are, also, in the same cont'h'
gcncy twenty or twenty-five u"or'
ganized counties, Bearing these
fucts in mind, II friend Of ours, VINO
has kept the account gives Us '"'
following figures from seventy COM
ties officially heard from
no, the Constitution nne.",""""''"'"' si'e 99
Against tho lullon''""'''''"'''''' DOW
Majority for Inc Cont tuition '"no"''''' io,l.'
This leaves sevonty-oight counties
TO hear from, which Will largely m
crcasc the majority. Our figures
may not be perfectly correct, but W.
think they are substantially so
Cokos majority will be consld"ra
bly, larger than that for the Constl
tuition,
In our article of tho 2lvh, on Tho
result of The election wo gave n lis
of twenty counties from which W.
had not heard, which we predicte'
would give an aggregate najor'l,
of twenty thousand for the Const'
tuition. OF that list wo have sine
received the official vote of the fol
loving counties -
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THE following line Is IN extract
from The Vindteator, a paper pub.
lished at Atoka, in the Choctaw Ma
ton
Hashmoyrma ka ha ohikana STA hoke.
We print it as something of a Gu.
rioisty, since we opine that but few
denizens of Dallas ever saw any
Indian language in print
The FiAdicdtor asks to be placed
upon our exchange list we do so,
as it is neat, newsy, well.edited
paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-26

WE acknowledge the receipt Of
quite a bulky volume containing
the transactions Of the Texas State
Medical Association. There arc
some well written articles by Drs.
ID. r. Wallace, John ii. Pope, r..
II. Harrison, Y. J. Heard, II. p. M.
johnson, Q. L. Leeds, W. J Burt,
B. G. H,,dra. j. lHaSears, J. j. Bur-
roughs, Thomas D. Wooten, NJ. A
Taylor, j. Cummings, w. Fl. Park
G. W. Truehart, Hillary Ryan and
Greenville Dowell, The associa
tion meets in Marshall on Tuesday
April 4th, 1876, and welcomes dele
cations from all respectable medical
societies "a s. s-s@. ta< a-aA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-26

AMONG the notable demonstra.
tons in the procession on the day of
Mardi Gras daylight procession),
were two native, Texas beef steers,
exhibitcdby Mr.. Jacob Nussbaumer,
one weighing 2AO6 pounds, the
other l,946. Both steers were grass.
raised from Hill county, and have
only been fed a short time, say
three months. Can any spot In the
United States beat this2 If so, trot
out your stock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-26


KELLy has been delivered of his
long expected finance speech in tho
House. He Is confcssedly an able
speaker and his argument was an
exceedingly strong one. He con-
cluded his speech, amid much ap
plause, with the following sentence
THAT the party, Democratic or Re.
publican, or whatever its name
which forces resumption of specie
payments prior to the practical ex
tinction ofthe national debt, whether
that be in ten years Or thirty, will
be trampled to death under tho fee,
Of the people. Let the future po
litical history ofthe country be wit
ness as to this F"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-26
As the HERALD has predicted, tn,

As the HERALD has predicted, the
finance question is growing to be
ono of absorbing interest in the
House. The froth and rant Of pc
litical hacks must give way to the
discussion of money, which inter
eats every man and woman from
Maine to the Rio Grande. Upon
the settlement of this question OF
finance, moro than aught else, rests
tho future prosperity and happiness
OF our people. If we blunder here,
prostration and poverty is certaill
to follow.