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8 eItIt6 G 8.

Das gunbes.S d 8 maGl
befannt, baB Cob, pelGes bur9 Mbnusuna
I'm umlauf an Wertb p~erlOren BAT, BET Der
nnteraet6nuns fur bic ~4prcjenttge Nnlette
unb BET anberen Gelesenbettsn betm &c.
ntHt entsesenseucmmen ptro. Dtefes be.
beutet fir bic Depcitcren etnen gerluf Don
ntdt meRr als 10 Gents an teSem ;3ebn.
unb 3wan3tg>DO1 G0lbfuf.
Neue 9 a 70 0 d e.-Giae Dope
f4e aus 8alpefon, Ser, melDet: Der erfe
8aasn 8aumwcle btesjdbriser Grnte purbe
I'M Is. Suit BON Brownsville bfer erbalten.
Der 8alen wurbe auf Der 8aumwo1en,
bSrfe verfetsert unb traGte 20 Sents per
9funb.
&ettung g HtfbrIGtger.-
Die sur &ettuns con SdtfbrI9isen en-
riGteten SafenwoGen tn cen Ser. 9taaten
sntfalten etne rOblttdttse Sb6ttsfett. @us
Fem neueten SatresbertGte iber btefelben
erstebt (tG f%Cleenbes Dte fur6tbaren5ilr.
me TN leBten Wtnter unb Srubiabr trteben
etnbuncertunbswan3ts 92tfe sesen BITE Ga-
fen unb ungsfdtr oret3ebnbunbert RsnfGen
faten ft6 auf ben ssftettsrtsn eGtGen pom
Sose bsbrObt. Bon etnunDfinfjts Der &c.
ftraneeten Sabr3euee fcnnten NannfGaft
une Yaha9tere nur NIT 9Itfe Der Spm
Sanbe aus DOrbsretteten &sttunssmittel If.
rer 9efabrDDasn Sage entrtGen perben, pc>
bet BITE brapen Manaf6alten Der 3ettunss.
itattcnen tdufs felbt ttr 2eben aufs Sptel
festen. Nnr neununbbreibls @6tfbra@tse
fdnce1 ben SOB, faunt bret BON bunSert, nnb
3pet Drtttel btefer 3abl BON nmsefCmms,
men beltonSen ntGt u RannfHaften Dber
Yaha9teren g%efranbeter S6tfs, fcubern
aus Der metf BEN brasen fletnen Snbtaner-
fa'ful duf Sona Sslanb aneebDrtsen Ser.
gemannfdaft bic man an Borb bes an Der
sane Yong Sslanss eslGettertsn SGtfss
"@trcaiitan" ge(est bate unb bte tn etnem
bsfttsen Sturm untsrsina.
We've > eIqaenen rpurben in
Senni9lcantsn entoedt une 3rar ia ber @e.
seno ron Bullion Gun uab Gummit, MORT,
Der Der "Sbtlab. Demfr." fGretbt: @enn
man rsrntmnat, ba6 ~etnselne aue1sn In ben
unenteeften &estcnen 1900 Sag Del tag.
ltd ~ltefern, anbere 500 BIS 700, 70 mu6 GH
pObl aud bas dnsfltGe Gsmitb lbsr3eu.
gen., ba6 bic Oel>gOrrdtte iener Gsssnbsn
nod lanse ntGt erfG6pft inb. SGsn mar
man senDtttat, fie In ben srcesn Oeltufen
rsfsrrirten gorrdtbe unaugrelfen, ais bic
neuen Quelen eriGlcfsn irurbeR unb ben
Rartt tdsltG NIT $4,000 bts $4,000 SAG
Del verfeben.
Nferbe> e.-Geult9 fan6 In
2aureI Greet, loo COUNTY 2epts In 8;ntudr
eth f0rmlt4es Srefen swtf4en etnert elder.
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pe'teaueifuGe unb elmer ganbe @ferbsttebe
itatf. Das SiGrbetts> Gomtte ianb unter
Dem Ssfebl zines Burgers Ramens Stam>
per, srtlttsnt srft ttrsltG msbrere Vferbe ae.
tcelen irorbsn ftnb: bic Dtebsbanse mar
BON terers 5auptntann UNDERWOOD bsfet.
ltst Der tpdbrenb bss 9risss ben 9ebeasn
ais Guerilla btsnte unb f6 fur stuen Better
oes UtjsgOuperneurs tlnbsrwcOb ousatebt.
Rad etnem 8srt6te pdren TIM @an,en feb,
3ts @ann I'm Sample eepefen unb bier az.
t6btet.
Grnennunsen Der @rdFben
errarnte e. 8. 6. 60Oper aus Na!ne aum
SnStanerasenten Der @tfa.On . @sentur In
Datota unb Jcbn 6. Malarp ST., ausOre~
9on gum Snbtaneragsuten Der JttO. @clCra>
bc'asentur In glrt3Ona.
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ct. Spbu's @pHe0e.

Nm 3. september bseinnt in BEN
GCasatum Der 8snepiftipu Abtsi ct,
2urUts om Sse. in ct. 9ulepb, Ste,
arms County, Minn. Elm rrues Stul>
labr.
Gitsrn, wslde ibrsn S6bnsn cine aes
bteeeue aGsbtlcuns Edsrn pollen, lei
IS. rob fe f6 rem baupeIspelen wio-
men Ucer eur6 b6bsre Stupisu fIG auf
etnsn eeIebrten Stano oouuberettsn
9%sesntsn, rernen gut tbun. redt;ettie
fur ceren Mufnabme in oiefe eur6 tbre
bieberisen fetfunesn in Den reitsfen
Srsiltn befunnte BilpuuesaaRaIt su
lOrecn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28

UNI mtlitdrfide 6iIfe eth, unb ioIGI
rrurse lcfcrt an BE beerObten DldBI
beCrcfrt. rrc GcnFitte f%atfanpen !; Il
mao Baltimore, 6~arrtsburg, @rte
e%leOelonD, albanY. Buffalo.
Sn Chicago uno Wsw gOrt faupm
@rtetters0 eriammlunsen ffatt.
ct. eOuts mar Don ernfem aufrutr
bebrobt.
Gan 6ranciecO, Gal. bate untsrpel.
ZEN letlen aufrubr aesen Gle Gbtnelen,
pel6e nan6srlet Observation-Disclosures 40
e~tleicen batten.
Bon SnctanapoliS truroe am Dfeus
flag aemelDst, oaB fstn GraGhua ourds
aelantn rpurre; aur pofeta1ae wurs
ben pom Der aufribrertl6sn Wenae UNI
bel6Ri8t 9elahsn. Die Stdcte Neas
ctng. AuentOpn u. a. rparen unter oer
6snfdaft etner sflfBlClen Mense.
Dir 1T es 70 ssfommen 2-fragt Der
- % ~
tefer nit Hsht.
Die AntwOrt TT lebr einfah Seit
Jabren baben iene @elrmen11en, peI6e
NIT ibren Wiltonen pte Gilenbabnen
beberrl&en, Die Oei6dftsleute i'm gan,
sen eanee our6 pie riff6tsIoleae Grs
b6bune Der 6ra6ttarife auseebeutet.
Nt@t 3ufrieeen oamtt, beeanneu bic
@%ompasnten, tire Arbeiter a. I6incen,
iestsn Die l6bne untereeoroneter Anae>
~itellter uno Arbetter ptQfdrlt6 beruns
ter. bic ote arn,sn yegte1 often erfldrs
ten go f5nnen mir nit un1nen Na=
mtltea nf6t belfsben! uno fd rpetoers
ten, ferner gu arbe,ten. Diele Glen
babnleute allsin bdtten nte ote unbe>
l9rstbltGe IerpiRunB aneertGtet, uie
fe ). .. In ptttsburs oorfam; aber
aanSe S6aaren b%rODlofet 9eute, feruer
StrOl&e uno fAIe6tts @efnDel, l6lof,
fen d6 Cen Streiffrn an uno caber ia
men Die 0reueIicenen. Ddbreno allO
G%lleno0Dnleute FUR tDr GutsG NeGt
gesen ibermdtbfse 9Yrannett einfan>
BEN, uerdbte cine sans anpsre 8loGe
BON 2euten pte 8ranoftftuneen, plum
Derun9ea uno aacere @epnlt!bdtiefets
Ten.
Sn Gbtcaso famen am Wittz
pod aampfe swtiben Der poIi3et unb
arbeitern Dor leBtere griffin mebtere
5abrtfen an.
Jn sputsDtIIe, aY. aoe Der
Dob oupb bic StraBen unb farmte
ne bdnler bes NayOrs uuo Don ST.,
enbabnteamten.
Wtlwaufee blieb rubig, pbl9on
,t6t Obne I%ufreauns.
Die Gtlenbatnen auf alien 6aupts
rraren tn Ter @ewalt Der Stref>
CT, cte feline Gra&t> uno p%erlonen,iee
'ur6lteBen.
Das 1T Der btsbertse Sa6perbalt.
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8 lnd betm Dref@en.-
3au::1 bat Sas Drefhsn bes @et3ens be.
90nnen. ais aud fG0n N1GrtHten lber
DreltmafGtnenurfd1e etntrefer. IteGer
Sage erptCotrte bet9falbpins in Sus>S1trcts
cine DampfmolGine betm Dreihen. 3uei
@6nnsr purben iCstliG p~errpuubet uab BRET
anpere arg rerbruHt. q. W. Mcore unb
9arptS See ino bereits loren gerlesur9en
erle9en. Dem Qesteren tpureen betee 8etne
3ridmsttert uno etne &unputattpn Der Site.
Ger puroe rcrgRnCmmen, WelGe See tnre6
rtbt uterlrbte. Geo. Me1s TT sefd6ri6
DsrbruRt unc aud fir fstn 9sbsn miro se,
flr6tet. @m. &trns une Elm feGsi16rtaer
SCbn heS Germ q. WcGradsn fnb ara per.
brubt, tod werben lie NIT benz 0eben tasOn
fCmmen. Der Dampftsftt wurte so BITS
60 S6rttte nett fcrtsfialsubert. Da 9eru.
9snb @a1r i'm SeFsl mar uno nur SO
@funb Gompf CUR 3stt tenust wurbsn, 70
TT bic urfa6e Der fur6tbaren GrplOiion etn
Sdttfsl.
Ger Gdetlten. 8eretn ptrb
feline tteSidSrtge @eneraI>8 erfa m mluna am
81, %. unc %. Nueut tn &oGafsr, 81. 9.
obbalten. Mnmelcunsen finb an grpf. s.
Gtnsenber9er. care Of 81. Bauer, 81 Inbrsw
Cir. &Cheler, 81. .. 3u abreftren.
CINE Il rter Ii d ung Der Ser.
b%esrun9en. pelGe tut 9aufe bes lesten SAB.
res Surh 6unee, WDlfe unb perlGieeene
4rantbetten unter ben 96of6eerben In Der
unter ansert6tet wOrben finb, Bat bt. 3abt
Der aus btefen llrlaGen S~erlDren 9eaouaenen
9Gafe auf bret NtGtpnen Stld unb beren
Ge1ammtwertb yauf a&t Mtntonen Dollars
fsfsefett.
81 prmcnen'G r.-9don
pisber Gnb tn Stem gCrf &struten fir Brig
BAN gourg ansstcmmen. Ter Ddmpfer
,@isfcnfn" BON liverpool Bat rteftr Sage
1923 Mormonsa am Cattle @arbsn selanbet.
Der MOrmpnenbtfGef &cwoerrY mar Dor 10
@Cnaten mad europa ssfanot rOreeu, Inn
bic BON RtiFondren In Gnslanb. @alss,
Nprwesen unb Ddnemarf gum Ncrmcnen'
tpum 9efe6rten mad tbrem Yarabtefe am
Salsfee ~absutclen. CT bra&te "a ensltf9e
Sautlten bon 81 @erfonea, liz SGwet3er'
oil MOrwsser, $50 @Hweben. unb Der 8sf
Der MOrmOnen' 9afustere bsaanb aus DID,
men unS 8Oldnbsrn. &c befnbeh ft4 un'
ter &stissefsni&oft %erfOnen oIer Alters'
hailen' Stsle CRETE unb etne srcss @n3abl
Stnosr. Ssne wte btefe maGten bte &etfe
aaf Soften orbettsfdbtser Samtltenmttslte.
Der, bic f& f&on ldnsste 3sit In utut be.
ftnben uns tn Der Sage fnb TIRE gusebSrt.
gen naGtcmutsn 3u laden. Die @nfSuam.
hinge fssteu BON Nsr gJort bic @.tie uo6
BEN @crmcaenlanbe slet9 fort.
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yermtfnte Na6ri6ten.

Die HsberfGreituns teS 8alfans burG
Die Nu0en Bat tn nnsarn uneebeure SsGlr.
3nn9 oerDcr9erufen. uasarilhe 2ettutaen
forcern unmtttfIbnres Gtnfhretten SeRretd.
unSarns gssen &uBlanb bic pff,t5ren
Slattsr bassssn molten. bob man tpurte. Bis
bic erfe eutiteicenbe SGlaGt e.IDlaaen III.
onftanttnDpe1, %. Suit. Saf.
pet Safda, Der Mintfer Der ausrdrttoen
Inselssenbetten. Bat fsine &rtlaFuna oe.
nOnu1en. I'm feline Stste TT @rti pot6o
getreten, tpelGer ben DOaen fGcn fraber Be.
tietSete. Bon Safuet @af6a btes es f6rn
LANCE, baB Ct Ju @unien bss Triebens fet.
Gin @era'er Correspondent me!bet. bos
Gartf @af6a, Der neue Mtntfer bes geu.
betn, CUR Yartei Der Alt-9arfen aeb5rt unb
Da6 @erdnoerunsen I'M @tlttdr.G COMMANDO
nabri6einlt6 1nb. Nebemsb Glt lp1 Ell.
men bD5eren SOFTEN erbalten. Die @artet
Der @lt>Garfsn 1T entfGtsben fir Sortfesuns
bes Srteees.
Cine aus &Cnlanttncpsl bonn IestenWttt.
tpcG battrte DepefHe bert6tet, bag BITE tur'
ttl6e DOnauarmee 3umgnsrtf ibereesanaen
TT. 6obart @afda 1T mad gatum aboe>
eaneen. um bas COMMANDO Der StDtte al
iibernebmen.
Gin amtltGer rufii6er gert6t uber BE
gefDtsunEen Der &ufen i'm gatfanpebtrne.
Strnopa fast: Der S6tbfa . Yas rurbe
Ron etneut 2eetuent nebit spet Rancnen Be.
iest. gm II. nabn General @curfc nod
etnert erbtterten Sample. in welGem er POT
Scbte unb @trpunbete psrlcr, BON Rofanltf
unb Dem Dcrfe @&tbta geFs.
@Obart @af&a Bat gefebt erbalten, ale
tutGttsen @ldse an Der rufffGen 8uRe bes
Shtrar3sn Meeres 3u bef6tesen.
SUM- Danpfer NIT dssptif6er Retteret
perben tn GOnfanttnDpel erwartet,
Suletman Safda III gum sefeblsbaber
Der @rnee tn ¨t ernanpt unD 4lim
9af6a, SuRt3mtntfer, gum @OuYerneur sOr
IortanOpel.
gerfGtebene GoyrelpOnbenten In S6umIa
ia9en. le bdtten NIT eteenen aneen geIeben,
ipte rufffGe Sclbaten iber tuebrlole Sl.fen
berfelen unb Greife, Wetber unb Stnber
peripunSetsn. SliGtltnee bertGten, bteGul.
fen bdttet mad SGumla ftetenbe mcbame.
8anbbepcbner Dbne 1nterl4teb bes
Filters nnb Gefdls6ts fGcnunaslos nteber>
stttsBslt. Mtt SanOnen bdtten de unter
SluGtltnSe sefeuert.
Gin Selearamm BON GGumla faot. bas
taufenb @aeen mobamebanil6er
5la6titnse: @retfs, Trausn unb Siuber (6
auf Der Stra6e BON Gstt,D f6umaia unb
Osnan'gafar mad GGumta befnben. Sin
Strnotru, 9abrcpa unb Slpana inb RON
ben Hu1et unb Bulsaren furGtbare 8Iut>
'aoer dt9ertttet tpcrben. Gus alien GtGs
'unsen ftr6men satncfs Sll6tlinse mad
SHurnla, BITE ale lberetnfimmeno bet6ten
ZAP tn Der BON ben &uTen befesten @eeen-
zen BITE baarfrdubenbfen Greuet Serlbt
rereen, fcpcbl bon ben Gpl1fen irte BON
YEN Bulgaren. Gretfe unb &tnber rperben
abeefGlaGtet, unb bic Srau,
n unb WdbGen entsbrt unb bapou aefibrt.
Gin Correspondent Der 2Onboner Shines
aus Gtten /: ImtltGe DepeI6en
BON grocer Gufre9uns In @btltppo,
oils, unb bertften iber BON ben Gpnfulr
Inb SrtsbetDrben sur @abrune Der 6fentlt.
ben et6ereett perbaneelte 1aasreaeln.
stele eeute ernarten bte G~r6ebuns bsr srte>
5iffen Salads in etntaen Sasen.
@arts, %. Suit. Die Bablen fir BE
soltstaunuer finb, wte amtltG an9eetat
'trb, auf ben IA. SttOber fefsefest.
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&trb be 5.

Ser ct. 9lnna Trauen: Serein
Der bielisen reutiden foibolilGen Ss'
meiure miro Gu Spnntao ben 20.
SdIi lei7 patrrstniums sen feisrn uup
srerren an rtsIem Sage Die WitsIieOer
csIelben wdbreno pes UNI Isten utr
frlb besinnenren 5c&anteS Aemeins
fam pis bl. Communion ~smpfau9en.
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st. gnhm's College.
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ct. SDfepb ~. O., ay1inn.


lntsr Der eettuns Der gen.bitttaer : Batter Der att.
ct. &ubmig AM Gee,
seIsssn In sinsr. Der s.fanb.Rea @essnsea bes etaatss
20
t1nterrtGt nnb 8eeSftsung per GeiTOu
bon 5 Nunateu ...."..-....... 80 90
@uft unb @ebrau& ber Snframsnte
per SeiEcu.....""~..-.".-.-.... is 90
8enusuus bes vtancs, per 9efTUn...- 500
Grabuattcussebibr.. 500
tlnterrt&t tn NaIeu peg SefTrH..".. 100 0
@af&en nnb SIiden...-...-"~.-.- 700
Gertenseit, Uent ta College susstra&k 80 90
Das eaaIses ,s. ntHe ~untetinst am GnfaHse eiHer
feben eeffra spraasbaabtt werbeR. Dteitntsen, bic bic.
fee gebiasans niat eatpre3en, babeu 10 prpetHt Snter.
rFen ~ satlen.
Tim Ndterts abrefFre man
Rbt. Reb. aIeTias Ghetbrcd abt, O. 8. 3.
TrSfbem:.
81. SsfepR. .. o., etearas 60 gtnn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

near Loves ferry, last week, the bones
Of which were bleaohed, Monday ,
Register says. about six hundred
head OF cattle here awaiting shipment
over the ''exps and Pacific, As freight
trains ARE on the move this evening me
shipments will commence tomorrow
---Sherman IL 10 have wator'works on
the strength of the prospects Of having
II population OF ten thousand lnhaol
tants in eighteen months
Mr@ ComN Matt Woodliei was
arrested for the shooting of CITY
Marshal Erickson for which M lndiet'
mcnt was made ont by the grand jury.
Woodlol gave bond for one thousand
dollars for his appearance at the ucto-
Der tenn OF the criminal court, and was
released from custody The wounded
leg of Woodlief is three inches shorter,
and he is stated to DO cripple for life
The man who created such a sensa.
ton Saturday night out on Fox's roof
was old man Theodore Rindlleisch who
was last year shot in the head by a ne.
gro, 1t appears that the injury has
subsequently affected the unfortunate
mans BRAIN and he has shown such
symptoms Of arrangement Of the think
ing machine that he has been sent to
the hospital for treatment,--'rhe mes
groes were reported to be on strike
Monday, but it was m error, ---B Bones
are now to be picked up off the prairie
and sent to New Orleans to be utilized
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
THE STATE OVER.

Marion Comty-The Jimplecute says
seven car loads of iron for the East
Line, arrived last night, and went for.
ward to the terminus this morning. -
Among the freight received here this
morning, was one hundred cases of axe
handlcs-and that while every other
tree in the country is a hickory.
ML0mU Comitg-Waco military com.
panies now evince u spirit OF competa.
tive rivalry for the honors of the organ.
ization.--rrouble will continue over
the closing of the ford by the bridge
company The gas works, in the com
mons, are liable to be abated as nui.
ance.--rhe fire department has been
reorganized.
GrdySoa CoiuttU-Corn is slow sale at
thirty-iive cents per bushel. The pros
pect for mn abundant crop this season is
bringing the large surplus of old coru
into market.--The Register thinks
the cry of fire will cause the city of
Sherman to contract for water works.
public school question will
soon present itself TO Sherman for set.
Element.
Lopded Cgmty.-0n Wednesday. July
18th, man named Wash. McCiionipin
shot a man named French. These two
and another man were in camp about
forty miles west of Coleman CITY. and
engaged in playing cards, when q dis.
pute arose, resulting in McGlonigin dis
charging five shots at French, causing
his death two days afterward. The
authorities in Coleman City were try.
ing McCilonigin, with the result of the
investigation very doubtful.
Travis CouHty.-A number Of Austin.
ties have been prevented from return.
ing, by the railroad strikes. The
United States district court adjourned
Tuesday "A days receipts of the toll
bridge brought S53.-The Gazette re-
fuses 10 allow newsboys to sell the pa
per on the streets.-The Gazette wants
The city end county to buy the bridge,
and make 1t free bridge.
lent land certificates don't bring a pen
ny pound ON the market, since the
expose"
Grayson C5unty-Deil's dog went mad
Sunday, and attacked Mrs. Dell. who
escaped him. He bit several other
logs. which were forthwith put out of
The way.-A suspended skeleton was
zen on the Texas side of Red river
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
Babies.

Different countries have different
methods Of dealing with their young
The Greenland baby is dressed in lurs,
and carried in sort of pocket in the
back OF his mothers cloak. When she
is very busy and does not want to be
bothered with him, she digs hole in
the snow, and covers him all up but his
face, and leaves him there until she is
ready TO take care of him again. The
Hindoo baby hangs in u basket from
the ROOT, and is taught to smoke long
before he learns to walk. Among the
western Indians the poor little tots are
tied fast To board, and have their
heads ilattened by means OF another
board fastened down over their fore
heads In Lima the little fellow lies
all day in hammock swung from a
tree top, like the nursery song. In Per.
STA he is dressed mostly in silks and
jewels, and,his head is never uncovered,
day or night, while in Yucatan a pair
Of sandals and straw hat are thou ht
TO bo all the clothing he needs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

T'RuSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L Whereas, on the LIST day OF January, A.
ID. 1875, W. n. stowe and NJ. X. stowe, his
wife, executed and delivered to the under
signed their certain deed OF trust, which
was duly recorded In book ~, pages ISL To
i59, IN the office Of the clerk OF the county
court of -nallas county and state OF Texas,
conveying To the undersigned, as trustee,
the following described land lying In said
county and state, aud known as part OF lot
number two t2l in block +, OF the Tubervilie
addition To the city OfDallas, and beginning
AZ the northeast corner OF Marilla and Ervay
streets; thence running northwardly along
the east line of Ervay street lOT n feet to the
southwest corner OF the lot sold 10 AdoIpb
Cahni thence eastwnidly at right angles
with EFvay street 1917 feet to said Gains
southeast corner thence In a southerly dl-
rectioh parallel with Ervay street lO7i feet
thence along the north line OF Marilla street
Westwardly 10 the point OF beginning And
whereas the said deed Of trust conveying
SAID land was executed to secure the pay
ment OF CERTAIN prOmissOty note made by
the said w. N. stowe anu NJ. r. stowe to
Amelia POlacheck for part OF the purchase
money OF said land, which sait.aiote is for
tne sum OF ore thousand and my dollars,
dated December y, 1876, and due aud pava-
Die twelve months thereafter with ten per
cent Interest per annum from date and
upon which said note there Ia q G edit OF
80 paid the 9th day Of February, A. u. ls77, |
tne balance Of principal and the interest |
thereon being still due and unpaid. And |
whereas 1t is provided by the terms Of said |
deed Of trust that In case OF default in the 1
pay inent OF SAID note, according TO It's tenor /
and effect. with the Interest due thereon. or 1
any part thereof, the undersig' ed. as such /
trustee, should have full power, when an. 1
piled 10 by the holders OF said pfomissofy |
note, and siter giving ten days notice BY adj /
herusenent IN newspaper published iB /
the said city Of Dallas, 70 sell said premise
the said land, and apply enough of the pro-
leeds OF sale % pay whatever smouni might /
be due ON said promissJry note. NOW de- 4
lauit having been made In the payment Of /
said 1cte, and at the request OF the holders /
thereof the undersigned hereby gives no.
lice That ON Saturday, the II day Of August i
ISL, before the courthouse dOorin the said
city Of Dallas, between the hours ofl0 o'clock
q IN. and o'clock p. m, be will sell az pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder, for cash.
the said land bereinbefore described, for the
purpose Of foreclosing said deed OF trnst. and
the payment OF the balance dtre on said
y te, making 70 fhe purchaser thereof such
title as ls Invested IN him as trustee.
July 81, ls77. iysldist
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

Nashville American; Why did they
striker Because n reduction of wages.
Why the reduction Because of the
falling of freight business and the res
duction of revenues, Why the falling
off of business and diminution of reeves
nues2 Closing of factories and cessa>
ton of productive industries. Why
the cessation of productive industries
Withdrawal of capital from industrial
enterprises. Why the withdrawal of
capital The timidity of capitalists;
the general doubt and uncertainty
about the governments policy with re,
gard to the resumption it always threat.
ems and always prevents. Why this
governmental vacillation2 To permit
the rings" that regulate the governs
ment policy to make fifty per cent. out
Of the fluctuations and contraction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

The statesman thinks the combinaD
ton between the Southern Pacific and
Central Pacific roads dangerous cir
cumstance for the Texas and Pacific,
reducing it in the end to mere feeder
for the Huntington line. A little over
two months must elapse before congress
meets, when we shall see what we shall
see. There is no Disgusting the fact
that large congressional subsidy is
necessary to carry Colonel SCOTS plan
into active operation, but if the South>
ern Pacific, with private means, is equal
to the task of spanning the continent,
let them 80 ahead. The recent out>
breaks it is thought, will surely af
feet the Texas and Pacific's prospects,
though exactly how this is to be done
doesn't seem very clear. One thing is
certain, however, and that is some de>
cisiye action must speedily be taken, or
this flank movement will succeed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

If Tom SCOTS plan OF removing all
the shops and stores Of the PennsylvaN
MIA Central from Pittsburgt to some other
point to secure their safety from mobs
as he alleges, succeeds, he will inilct II
severe but richly deserved injury; u
merited vengeance for that city's fail,
ure' not only to control the recent
mob, but for the municipal sympathy
with the rioters which shone out so
conspicuously while the strikers were
burning the property of the company.
That bad chicken has come home to
roost over early, but who can cavil at
the justice OF the thing2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
Bully Aerala.

THE DAILY HkRALD published ov0y
morning, ox5spt on Monday, NJ $40 pc
nnnum In sdvnnce, postage prepn Il or
~ cents per week delivered In The city
TINE WEEKLY HERALD ia published oyery
Saturday morning NJ W co per year, post
age prepaid,
ADyEnrIBEIg0 RATES; one square ten lines
nOnpnrolll Que time u 90 Zach hnbsequenl
insertion, 10 q nta, Special ralns for weekly
monthly andy early adverllsoiH'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
A s,rIlinr Mi,,iei.m.

The strikers Of st. Louis, sent the
following Letter, while the heat OF the
strike was in progress, to the super
intendent:
III. LOUIS, July %. 1871.
To II. "Bhoemaker," superintendent OF
the Union Railway and Transit Company
DEAR SIR-"Awp OF the employees
Of this company do not wish TO
strike" but will keep "pegginRp
away, provided you restore the "cutp
Knowing you TO be whole "soledp
fellow, we desire to ''stickn 10 YOU 10
the "last." We know you belong to
the "upper.tenn OF society, and are.
therefore, we'll "heeled.D Now, in
view OF these facts. do not 'tread" on
our Toes lfyou do, you may find
II "bootless'i "task,1 for we shall
wax" wrath, and the "endn IL not
yet. The boys east have "capped',tbe
business" and II they Zip, us the
wink We will ''streichb our ilees'' and
"fcop' II across. the nbrIdge.v and
lend them helping hand. hShoer IA
soon what yon Intend 10 do.
Many EMPLoYEs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

MAYOR STONE, of Galveston, issued q
proclamation on the lst, against lawless
assemblages and loud, boisterous crowds,
and orders the police to dispense all
such assemblages. This is CHASTITY read
ing here, since everything is quiet ev-
erywhere else in and out of the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

GENERAL SHERMAN thinks we must
either be ruled by the bayonet or the
mob. We have lately tasted the sweets
of mob rule, and General $, surely has
not forgotten how signally the bayonct
failed to give satisfaction as ruling
principle in the south.