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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-10
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

Ii there Is anyone pelogative, an
American citizen should be allowed to
exercise above any other, 1t is freedom
OF speech. When the press and free
speech is lnterdicted, then tho gre at
bulwark Of American liberty is des-
troyed. We allude to the disorderly
conduct of some Of the crowd last
night. While not siding with any
candidate, we firmly hold that any
or all of them should be listened to
respectfully and with decorum aud
their remarks not interrupted by
rowdyism. We are sorry to say that
last night this was forgotten, and
during the public speaking, Interrupt.
tons were made which did anything
but reflect credit on those who made
them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

1t is rumored, and the rumor comes
from authentic sources, that change
has been made In the general superin'
tendency of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad. The new occupant
Is reported to be Mr.. Swanson, who IL
supposed to represent the Morgan in
terest as he has been the superiutend'
ent of Morgans' New Orleans and Texas
railroad.
Since writing the above, we have
seen the order to agents regarding tn {
appointment of Mr.. Swanson. 1t il
an assured fact.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

Judge Keerfoot is expected home to-
night. He has been on business trip
to Chicago.
James Antisdale, a brother of the
proprietor of the Biddle House, De
roit, Is at the LsGrand.
Colonel ID. A. Williams, formerly oI
Shelby's command, but now u lawyer
of Bonham, il ut the LeGrand. He
has met u number. OF his old army
friends here.
j. Waldo, ESD, general ticket agent
of the Houston and Texas Central road,
went North yesterday morning to es'
cort the prominent officials of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail
road to Texas. They come down pur.
posely to witness our carnival.
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Marshal Morton requests the citizens
In general, aud merchants In parlcn-
lar, 10 remove all distractions from the
sidewalks, such As barrels, boxes AMI
packages also, wagons which aIe ex-
posed on the streets for sale all hang.
ing signs taken down, and the At eets
made perfectly clear by "Wednesday
morning.
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A Lively Rum

Last evening about six o'clock, a
horse with colored man on board,
dashed up Austin street, at break
neck pace. There was no bride on the
horse, and the rider was doing his
liveliest to stick on. The horse turned
the corner Of Commerce, and dumped
mister darkey of, his head striking
against the high board fence fortu-
nately, the fence was not badly hurt.
the colored man got up and continued
on foot, and recaptured his Bucepha-
lus. A large crowd gathered to see
the sight.
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Proclamation.

By order OF HIS Majesty, heX'
The following is the order OF the pro-
cession of the Mystic Revelers on
April 4, 1877: Commerce, Main, Elm
Sycamore and Houston streets, after
which all loyal subjects are hereby re-
quested to halt at H. Fendrich's Her
aid building), and replenish their
stock of tobaccos and cigars. This
place is headquarters for both con-
sumers and dealers, and all are re
quested to examine and select from the
largest and best selected stock Of Vir-
ginia tobaecos, domestic and imported
cigars in Texas. f. FENDRICH,
Herald BIilding), $40 Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

Judge Thurmond last night got up
rally on the corner OF Main and
Austin streets, and had bon fire built.
Just as II got nicely to burning, Stone
well Jackson came by and some OF
the toys made him believe that 1t was
built for his benefit, and induced him
to mount box aud make a speech.
He arose and held forth. IL was very
easy to get him up, but mighty hard
work to get him choked off. Finally
lac descended and Thurmond took the
stand, and held forth for some time.
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Ilnse Hall.

Sunday, a large crowd gathered at
the fair grounds to witness a game OF
ball between nine called the "Un-
knowns' captaired by Billy Camp
bell, and the Dallas club. After long
and well contested game, the Dallas
club won by score OF % to 20. Mr..
Campbell had his finger badly mashed
by a hot'ball which materially affected
the game.
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Lunch.

1t is hoped the ladies OF the Episco-
pal Church will be well patronized at
their lunch, which they will give on
Wednesday, carnival day, Mt the room
formerly occupied by Mr.. II. Il. Bell,
Main street. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the new Cathedral. All the
delicacies that experienced house
keepers can contrive have already
been contributed, and crowds are ex.
pected to partake.
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JUDICIAL.
District Court.

Several civil cases were disposed Of,
on request made by the bar. Judge
Burford adjourned court until April
9Th. The first case then called will be
Burford vs.. City of Dallas. The city
announces ready for trial.
County Court.
An aggravated assault case was tried
aud defendant declared not guilty.
Justice Peak,
A few civil cases of little impor-
lance.
Justice Mcclure.
Several civil cases. The case of the
negro Sanford, for carrying pistol,
was called.
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing
between J. c. Mcconnell and j. C..
Griffis. under the name and style Of j..
c. Mcconnell Il Co., has been dissolved
by mutual consent J.C. Mcconnell only
is authorized to make collections and
close up the business. The business
will be conducted hereafter in the name
Of J. C. Mcconnell. The dissolution
takes effect from and after the 9th day
Of March. 1877.
&c. MCCONNELL.
mchSldH &c, GRIFFIs.
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Hank Notices.

The following banks will be closed
on Wednesday, 4th instant, carnival
day. All persons having paper ma
turing on that day, are notified that
the same will be presented for pay
ment ON the Sd instant. BY order of
the King himself.
FIRsf NATIONAL BANK,
STATE SAVINGS BANK,
EXCHANGE BANK,
ADAMS K LEONARD,
CITY BANK.
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san Jaeinto.

Ton Creel has his elegant dining
rooms In the San Jacinto Hotel In or
der, and everything is fitted up in q
neat and elegant manner. He will
furnish parties with supper on the
night OF the carnival, and all who de.
sire a good bill OF fare, can obtain It al
the San Jacinto dlning.rooms.
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MRnfatl.

A sober, Industrious man who I'M
derstands care Of horses, carriages,
can drive, milk COW, see to garden,
and make himself generally useful,
can find permanent situation. None
need apply without flrst-class referen-
ces. Apply ut S22 Ervsy street,
Monday from to 0 o'clock p. m.
april
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Railroad Magaates.

A party of railroad officials of the
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy, Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, and Houston
and Texas Central, passed down the
road yesterday, making brief halt In
this city. The party consisted OF w.
b. Strong, GeHeral Superintendent,
and ID. w. Hitchcock, General Passen.
ger Agent, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy; A. b. Garner, General Super
iutendent, Jas. ID. Brown, General
Passenger Agent, and w. p. Robinson,
General Ticket Agent, Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, and ]. Waldo, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent of the
Houston and Texas Central. We re-
greet that the stay Of these gentlemen
was SO brief, as strangers get but an
imperfect idea Of our city aud its trade
by these flying visits.
We may add that nothing hasye
been accomplished about the lease Of
the Missoui, Kansas aud Texas as re-
ported some days since. Although the
presence OF these gentlemen here at
this time has some business meaning,
just what that may be we know no..
-Juaf recaived nv axnresa n anlan.
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THE Dallas Coffee and Spice MllI

The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
Company, corner of Elm. and Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas, daily>fhanu-
iacture Texas baking powder ut thirty
cents per pound and Texas yeast cakes
at twenty cents per pound. Constant
ly keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
o. q. Java coffee of their own parch.
ing. Prepare all kinds Of pure spices
at lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other, Whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly at
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
mch20.lm
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no ghSse Anlict

We would call your |; ntion to the
extensive stock of tru SEES which we
are selling very low We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war
ranted to give immediate relief to
those suffering with rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
u Cutters, next door to postoflice.
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MYSTIC Jewellers

Appear In gorgeous splendor. and the mnl'
uiude gather az our places Of festvity "
add o tho pleasure and glory Of our reign
Attest: BOGHARIB,
Lord High Chancellor
COB SAVE THE KING Given under our
hand and seal, at the Palace OF Myems
uize, this 18th day Of February, 1871, a1u
One Ihousandth Year OF our Reign.
By the King himself. Rex
mrhll-dh
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SECOND.

That all lines Of Transportation extend o
ing throughout our Royal domain caused 70
oe promulgated a reduced tariff of fares for
visit our Royal Capital on that day.
We summon the Trades, Arts, Citizens
soldiers, Societies, Maskers, Reyelers, Prom
enaders, and all of our Fun.loving Subjects
70 pass In review before our Royal presencss;;
ana when the shades OF night shall 1911
upon our city, let floods OF light and golden
nre illume our Royal Capital, and the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Election day.
Clear the sidewalks.
Cool enough yesterday for over
coats.
Sunday school convention on the
9th inst.
Our German friends will hold
Mai-Fest.
Ball match and rifle shooting to.
day at the Fair grounds.
M RS tonight. Every member
must 10 present.
The III Ki's will meet to night at
the city compress for drill. All attend.
Some of the street cars are taste
fully decorated with Carnival flags and
evergreens.
Vote to make. the city separate
school district. 1t will not add one
cent to your taxes.
Our streets were crowded last
night. Many ladies were out to buy
things for the Carnival
Prospects for lovely weather for
the carnival. The late rains have put
the roads in good condition and laid
the dust.
DR.. f. Il. Hughes left last night to
attend the State Medical Society. DR..
ii. X. Leake will attend his patients
during his absence.
All saloons are required by law
to close on election day. from the
hours of 6 am. to m. The Mar
shel will enforce it.
"A woman known as Clay Thomp.
son suicided, Sunday morning, ut a
house of bad repute on Commerce
street, by taking chl0ral.
-Parker's band, in front of the
Opera house, last night, played some
delightful music. They are the finest
band for the number in the State.
Some of our citizens are of the i'm
preston that if the city is made sep.
arate school district, 1t necessitates the
levying of other taxes. This is not so.
The crowd OF strangers which will
be in the city on carnival day, " i'll ex.
coed any crowd ever got together in
the State. They are coming from every
quarter.
Our esteemed TOW nsman, Jules
Schneider, Is confined to his room
with severe attack of congestion OF
Nhe stomach. We hope he will be on
the street again Immediately.
Yesterday was estray day, and the
courthouse square was crowded. The
auctioneer sold one horse, and when
he went to deliver him he coulndn't
ma him; he was standing behind O
post.
Tomorrow Is the greatest day Of
the year for Dallas. The carnival, to-
ward which every eye has been
strained for weeks, will take place
Let everybody take hand in the GER
emonies.
Yesterdays advices from Southern
Texas says a parasite in the shape O.
worm has appeared, which IL Kill
ling the grasshoppers in great guam.
titles. The fear of any serious dam
age being done by the little pests has
almost entirely disappeared.
THE HERALD would suggest the gen
eral illumination OF buildings to.mor
morrow night. 1t costs but little, and
adds much to the mise en- scene. On,
OF the great feftures;last year, was tn,
beautiful illumination OF some of ou
buildings. Candles don't cost much,
and cut IN too, will last sufflcien
length of time.
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Millinery store and Dress Making

Mrs. Littell u Thatcher desires to
call attention of the ladies of Dallas
and vicinity to their new stock of mill
linery goods, at SO4 Main street. Also
dress-making.
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live, oats and corn at Haggart's

Rye, oats and corn at Haggart's.
mch30-lm
English dairy cheese at Haggarts.
mch30-lm
--Haggart's sells extra Burlap sacks.
mch30 I'm
Hungarian and millet seed at
Haggarps. -mch30.lm
Choice cured buffalo hams at
Haggart's.-mch5O-lm
Creamery butter at Haggart's.
Just received.
-Haggart has fresh Bots dare, or
Usage Orange seed.-mch30 I'm
California clover, or Alfalfa"
seed, at Haggart's. -mch30-lm
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Committee Mae,inp I.

The decoration committee of Hoo k
and Ladder Company No. l, are re-
quested to meet at the Engine Hous c
to-day, at four o'clock.
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Affanntaas ....x.

Officer Duncan locked up a colored
woman last night, who attempted to
take her own life with morphine. She
refused to give any name but Liza,
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OuiLnnk for bargains.

Another car load of buggies and car
riages just arrived. II you want q
number one job, at wholesale price,
call at Courthouse square. Every body
come and examine the work, and get
the prices. G. j. ALLEN.
mch2l d&wtf
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btruyetl

From ID. r. Long, near Cedar Springs,
one sorrel mare mule and bay Indian
mare pony, necked together. The
pony was small and branded X on the
left shoulder. Any information will
be paid for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

Last night large number of visitors
arrived, who came to stay and see the
carnival. Among them are mum Der
OF Knights OF Pythlas, who meet In
convention this week.
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DALLAS TEXAS
TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 8.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

TH0MPSoN'B THEATRE--The Spectacle
ofLurline, and Variety performance.
CONCERT HALL-Songs, Dances and In
Btfumental Music.
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Companies taking business at less
than cost, often beat for time in the
case of loss, but more frequently time
beats both them and the assured, for
when the loss comes due, there are no
funds in the treasury. Business men,
look to your interests, and insure with
]. j. Carnes, sos Main street. april cod
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Just Received.

Another invoice of pianos will be sold
at reduced prices, by II. A. Sceva, 5O4
Main street, Dallas. d3t-wl
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All claims due the bankrupt firm Of
r. III Foat & Co, must be paid imme-
diately, or they will be placed In the
hands of an attorney for collection.
JAMES ]. CANNON, assignee.
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For pure Havana cigar It ten
cents, call on f. Fendrich, Herald
buildiup, st
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HnfEnln HEADQUARTERS.

A car load OF fresh dried buffalo
meat just arrived at HaggarPs.
mch30-l N
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We were shown 30 e beautiful
Jewelry just received at Il. Lange'sjew-
elry establishment, 704 Elm street.
mar3l u
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Aailg gerald.

THE DAILY HERALD II published every
morning, except on Monday, 40 $40 90 per
nnnum IN advance, postage prepaid or
~ cents per week delivered In the city.
ADVERTISING RATES One square Zen lines
nonparelll one TINE 81 30, each subsequent
Insertion, 20 cents Special tics ioi weekly
monthly aud yearly advertisers
THE WEEKLY HERALD " published every
Saturday morning Mt " 20 Ter year, post
ago prepaid.
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LOCAL BItEVITIEs.

Go and see the latest novelties In
Ladies' Flchua Collarettes, etc., at the
Dollar Store st
buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
at THE HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts. I'll.
If you have anything TO sell or
wish to buy anything, call on William
A. Jones, 40 Elm street.--A3
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand iurni-
ture or anything else you may have TO
sell. Call ut 7l0 Elm street.--Ad
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Don't fail TO go to Fendrich's for
the best five cent cigar In the city.
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Mr., MoCURE j. HOLIDAY IL duly author-
lied agent and o !. eHpondent OF The Daily
advertising, job work and subscriptions
Will be duly ratified by thls office.
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Just received by express, splen-
did line Of white goods, at remarkably
low prices, at the Dollar store.
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Go and see the new style Of fchues,
collnrettes, ETC., at the new department
over the Dollar store.
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FIRST.

Attended by our Armies OF High Dlgnita.
res and our Household Guards, in Royal
Megnlncence, we Will make our entree into
our Favored Capital, and receive the Keys
Oh the City from o,r Loyal Mayor,
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Wednesday, April 4, 1877,

ana therefrom, until our departure, Traffic,
LABOR, Trade, and all occupations shan
cease, aud Mirth reign supreme.
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CITY OF DALLAS,

ana mat we may be received with becom-
ing spiendor, we issue this, our Royal De-
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EDICT ii.
TO Our Loyal Subjects, Greeting.

Know w, That we, King of the Carnival,
sovereign Ruler Of the Realms of Mlrth,
Folly and Pleasure, do issue this, our Edict,
Annual Visit to oui beloved
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Chesapeake City Items.
THE CANAL.

THE CANAL
horns of the passenger boats Of the several
lines are heard regularly
IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. Moss. the Editor of the Chesdpike
has mechanics busy at work building his
new office, from whence that neat paper
will soon be issued. The carpenters are
engaged erecting Mr.. J. Cleaver a fine
house on the east side of the town.
NOT NEEDED.
From present appearances, those new
brooms to sweep Republicans out of office
will not be needed.
BUSINESS.
Mr.. Rurgetts steam saw mill will soon
be in operation. The lime kilns are in
full blast, and things generally seem to be
looking up.
THAT CONCERT.
The citizens feel sorry that the concert
held here by some of your singers was a
failure; but such an object Is not much
appreciated here, for when we want to raise
tunuS our CltlHeuS put InelT ndnuS III their
pockets and help the needy, as We cam
sing it out of them when times are 50 hard.
The boys whom they find SO much fault
with have been tutored under Democratic
rule as the Democrats have q good ma or
ity here: That accounts for the rude boys.
But that severe lesson we got through the
last Democrat may do us good; and we will
mend our ways aud turn in with-Eayes
and Wheeler.
SAD DISAPPOINTMENT.
The citizen who sometime ago went over
to the Lost Cause, and helped to bury
the "bloody Shirt" in the hope of getting
the post office, feels the need of an applica-
ton of blue glass. The present efficient
2. NJ, who walks on two sticks, remains
master of the situation. Never give up
the ship" is his motto.
HURRAH FOR JERSEY.
New Jersey, and those who claim her as
their native State, may feel proud, as she
has two of the great men on the Tribunal
who stood firm for the right, in the face OF
threats and defamation.
A MAN ABOUT Town
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sidering the number of inhabitants in the
community We have


TWO FLoURIsHING SCHOOLS:
aud we must say our schools have impro-
we'd under the supervision of the present
teachers. We are very glad to see that the
ROAD INSPECTOR
has been awakened to il sense Of bis duty.
as some of the roads need attention. We
have spent very pleasant Winter. Sleigh
ing and parties were the rage for Il time.
Elk Neck cannot be surpassed for its
SOCIAL ENJoYMENTs.
The beauty of our girls and the galantry
of our boys are not to be excelled. Some Of
our entcrprising farmers have commenced
SPRING FLOWING.
and the few pleasant days of the past week
have caused the fishermen to make prepare
tions for obtaining the tinny tribe.
AS FISHING
is a great source of profit to our commun-
ity, all are more or less interested in it..
We entertain the idea that the fish will be
shipped from our shores in a better condi-
ton than usual. owing to the abundance of
ice housed tins season.
THE DUCKING
business has not been very profitable this
year. The early freeze stopping it in one
month, and from present prospects there
will be very little Spring cunning. There
are to be a
FEW CHANGES;
some leaving the neighborhood, and others
moving from one farm to another. We
cannot close our iottings without saying
that there is not one place in our neighbor-
hood where liquor is sold, and do hope it
will continue so. Two.