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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-19

INFORMATION WANTED Concerning
| certain j AMEs CATIANACH, who lelI
HIS home In 1860; was employed as a Tenn,
stor at Fort supply, ana alt6rWard was
| known 10 be In Indian Territory me i"S,
| heard of MIN wns Il letter written by himself
to his mother, from Dallas, Texas, 1870 lie
| liz now man ~ years Of age, brown hnlr,
blue eyes, and about five feet seven incneS
| In height heavy-set frame, ana cheeilui
| disposition. Any one that can give any cue
| PLEASE send TO Mrs. James CnttHnneh, Byron
| H., or to tho editor Of the Dallas Herald
| Dallas, Texas. lah"
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VICk.S
Illustrated lPriceE Catalogue

scrin,,y paves-N0 Illustrations with Ia
and W egn, 81 thousands OF the best Flowers
gro,o hem--all for Two CpS ZEN ~. n mug
sWWhg. Printed In German and EngiIsho
,.aa uss hiorRt Guide, Quarterly. 25 cents y
svSr. WEEKS Flower and Vegcsnh,s
cnvars o cen1 In paper; In elegant clotb
novoaS,, Aedress JAMES WICK,
''Au" Rochester, Ny
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Prrsonel.

IoB WORK-The Herald office Is now
j receiving large cOnsignmens OF JoO
papers Of all descriptions, ana RISKS III, ~
Heads, white aud cOlOred) Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Statements, ChIds,
Circulars, Etc, printed M cheap M ine
cheapest, and neater than the neatesl brlhg
In your orders and get the oehehl oI our
'sHIimmer Prices"
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Wanted, Male Help.
Wanted Situation.

Wanted, by n young lady, ed.
ucated at stanton, Va, n situation AZ
Teacher In private family; to take charge
of or assist in n school. Apply to DIR. Il. b.
Hughes, No. 7S Elm street. janll.lw@
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~ OARDINd-A few gentlemen can be no
ID 0ulnmOdated with tirst-class board at
Biyan House, Lamar street. Janll-lW
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Lost.


DOARDlNG-A gentleman and wife, OF
ID two single gentlemen, can get room and
Duprd; ana few day boaiders can find good
board. Address, ii. H., this office. jan IS-2t
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Wanied-Io ROn,.

NVELOPES-Fine Note, Letter Envel-
IL opes, Otiicial Envelopes ana stationery
mt II. beaumont Il Co. d'clG'lm
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For Sale.

o.,
on ACRES IMPROVED LAND, In 9O-acrc
OO lots, near the Far Grounds. II. W.
ADuey. JanH-ltt
ID NICK For SALE-In quantities from
I'D 1907 10 100000. Apply 10 Pat Mullin, IN
ard, opposite city Mlils. Janl2
A LAW LIBRARY OF Forty Volumes.
N Address, a., TINS oihce. JAM
AND-0iO acres of good land 10 exchange
A Tor lumber. Address -, HERALD olhce.
ueciO.Lt.
| 1 AND-06O acres of Land, one-third tim
la Der, situated In the Northwest corner
OF FreostOne county, adjoining Wortham
station on the housUon and Texas Central
railroad. There are 200 acres under fence,
and necessary buildings on the place. The
above described premises III De sold cheap.
Address Il. b. LOngbotham, Workman sta
ton. Freestone county, Texas, nov6-3m.
VlNHE UWELLING--No. 2Oi Carter street,
Il Ave rooms and two halls, gas through
not, cellar, Kitchen, servants room, laundry
| Tor staole), cistern anu we'll, lot l5UXlW feet.
one of the handsonest and most convenient
| residences in the city. Apply 10 CHAS.
FIRED. TUCKER. oct2O-tG
NLD PAPERs--At this office, In quaint
" tics TO suit, ut 81 II hundred. jy25tf
| GoMBINATIoN LOCK SAFE-Hall's pat
~ eat, cheap. Apply TO q. b., Herald
Odice. mnyl0-ti
hLD PAPERS-At this office, lnuuautl-
" ties TO suit, at VI a hundred. jy25-ti
Wanted-Female Help.
A WHITE GIRL, from 10 to Is years of
| N age, To live with small family IN the
city. Address W. q Herald ONCE. uec3l. 1t
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ZINE NOrE-Letter, Foolscap and Bill
L Head paper ut the city Drug Store
lppI9-Im
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Unprecedented!
Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !
OUR GOODS ARE THE CHEAP

Amow Al
TyroOnIS Dt "
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large
a.
Camer Jeans and Celebrated New Bgaunf Goods at Great BARGAINS
50
yea II
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hR. BEMENT, the Otientalist, VINO ms M
ID lecturod in i've huddrcd chures, OF an.
ferent denominations, has ioiled marc Vhe
week, with no success, to obtain hulthol1
the Binle,U win preach ON sunday evening
ina the Lamar street Methodist Eplsc3ph'
Church, and deliver free lecture ON MON
day evening, In the Christian Church. "
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ID KICK For SALE-In quantities from
I'D 1907 10 10000. Apply TO Pat Muilin, IN
\ ard, opposite City MINIS. Janl2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-23
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babel auferIeste Sieusr betrist 4 6. Der
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ger entbdlt, aIs er bona fide hinnimmt.
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100 Slid. DIE Bier erpdhnten BeiIpiele
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mir i'm &cinbanneI BITE eidb5lser i'm
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ten, baB ie Der Staatscafe id6rItA su Is
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beutide paushalt, Der Ia beIiel6en
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en- MIR exit bic Streihh6l;sr in ber Der.
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Stud ereeben, bsSablen!
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@oI0nt.

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ptltmuoe. 0iht wa6r- lisber Baron, th
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Rrr elm Invertebrates 8lei@ l@mu6tet lbei
5bren 8anoen."
Srduletn: ugtetn, nein, Baron, id full,
ntA frant. unb ipenn tA iterten iplteI
peroen Sie Bel msinem acknowledgements
tbeilnehmen2"
8urOn: nOait st6stsm @ersndser, met.
nc @n.oiae."
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Gnty6ulDtauua.

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60 fine ii nleiner Srppe bret tObte 6lies
gen!
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pam D Sl,esen sefcdt iinb, t0uuen's
opM nimmer lebenbis ieinl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-23

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sesenwdrti9 feline Gepfel su rs Gents
per 8uibel pertauit. Der @ttrng Der
4epfel6dume mar in benz betreferoen
County bieies Sabr reidlider, benn Il.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-23

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-23
GbitaSOer Anttisen.

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unb aubere 8eItsei6snte fur SHae rnS Mt II gIe.
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Stuttgart, 22. Sft.-9er tuesen bier.
fa6en Ntorbes in @Blin9en gum Sobe
perurtbeilte @reiuer bat eeftern benz
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ben &6nis iiberseben. Die ~adsefpaltiae
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unb ieinen &iubern an fUmmen", ii6erz
mogen. Ih ieiner 8e9naoi9uns miro
niht seStpeifelt. (gBie Der 8eOb. melbet,
Ion oieIsl6e bereits erfolst uno @reiner
in bas S~tutt9arter 80nitentiarbaus eins
9eliefert tuoroen iein)
8alin9en, 26. Oct. - Gin %beoauern2'
tuertber uusliidsfan bat ii9 am Sreita9
Gbeno swiihen 8inbauien uno Stpdenz
bauIen erei9net. Ser YoitbUte aus less
terem Srtb, elm 7~1idbriaer aber mod
Iebr riiitieer Mann, Der 16pn felt elmer
laneen &eibe BON Sa6ren td9li6 feline
duserIt beI6uerli6e Epur bur9 mebrere
Orti9nften bterber un6 5uriid aus
fi9rte, ItiirSte sfpii9en pben9enannten
Orten, tpobl I'M 9unfel Der &a6t auf
Dem i6On 10 oft Suridselesten @e9 irre
eelPitet, nit benz 8otenranSen ouf benz
8iiden einen fteilen &bbans binunter
uno erlitt biebei, namentli9 am &opf,
10 ~bebeutenbe 8erlesun9en, oas Der Cob
wpbl io9lei9 eintrot. Seine Nn9eb0ri<
gen, BON benz laneeu Nusbleiben bes
8erungliidten %beunrubiat, bra9en gu
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uub fanoen Nabis 10 ubr our9 ben am
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bat seitern elm MerfSeibsn uerloren,
mas pornebmlib BEL aIten 9euten f9timz
me grinnerunaen ermedte. Das Bens
6enbaus, elm einiamer Sof auf ben S6s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Judge French who has ably assisted Judge Tweed in the arduous task of trying and deciding the large number of compli- cated cases that were before the District Court at the present term. among which was tho Colc-Bcan case, leaves for Tucson. his station. early next week. The Judge through his fair and gentlemanly dcport- ment and dignifed appcaranc on the bench, together with hi. wi.u ahd ludloious u,lings
 has won him hosts of friends Wc but ex- press the feelings of the whole community when we say we are 10th to part with Judge French, and congratulate Tucson in having the good fortune to possess such citizen and scholar. We hope that Judge French may find it to his interest and personal welfare. at some future day, to return and constitute one of Prcscott's worthy citizens
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
-------.- -
 Spiritual Upholstery.

In going io Rc'. NIT. CamPbell'- church an Sunday evening many were curious to know wita; kind of merchandi,e might be embraced in ihe somewhat novel commcr- ciaI tern, Spiritual Upholstery. and found to their aStoni>hmcnt that they were each proprieturs Of extensive establishments en- gagged in turning out large invoices ot spir- i,ual upholstery. Mir. Campbells habit Of dealing with living questions x an attractive feature of his ministry. People have grown tired ef hearing the sumo tiradc from the pnlpit, against oid SCalavaS> who lived m fine days of Abraham. while modern iniquity has been passed over with but little notice, snh 1t k refreshing to hear man like NIT. Campbell, whu has the courage to worry with the evils that exist around u>. even though he may occasionally get ''a little off" He is. ai course. moi inialhblc, doesn't claim te be: III fact nobody k lntalhhle on earth except i; may be the Pope and those undcr him ta whom hc has impaItcd the divine gift. and there are those lrcycrcnt enough to .lOub; even his apostolic success sion. Consequently ii IL expected that mlS- takrS M1ti occur even in the sanctuary, the minister would be more than human If he did not err, especially in lis dealings with secular affairs. Perhaps the reader may rhjuk that a preacher has no right to mod ale in secular matters at all. this NC maln- tain is d great mistake and If the example of thc rariy christians is Ia be of any ser vice as a criterion il will b0 found that only an occasional reference to the ancient scrip turcs k necessary. aS the lawyer reiers to Ina authorities to maintain legal theories. The evil tl,s, is now iR thc world. and not that which existed before the flood k what NIT. Campbell comhatS and if seems to Us that lac is on inc right track and even though he is liable to lose it occasionally he has a ha,nr faculty ot finding II again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
Ihe>%za 9fliner.
 FRIDAY. AUGUST g, Is77.
CopLEss SCHOOLS.

We ul,>ervc with alarm the growing in- clination of Protestant aS well aS Catholic minister, to iu>;>, upon the religious tram ing ot pupils in ,he public schools d pf'- position fraught with far more danger 10 the free school system of America than any other fhat can possibly be imsgined. The parents of inc school children ct tuiS country and those who pay the taxes that maintain 'he SvhunlS, are of every class and oi all man nsr ot religious bciiet. the Jew. the Cain olic. thr Protestant, the Mormon, the SWr- itualiSt. tue Atheist. the Dcist ant the frcc- Thinker. These aii have equal rights m The direction oi the expenditure ot the >chooi moneys their lahcr ia> produced, ana as no teacher ar ScI ut teachers can be supposed to possess the faculty oi teaching all these various religious or anti-rchSiouS beliefs to the chiIdrsn of those who respectively en- certain them, ii seems prcpo>terous to think of makiag the public schools proselytng institutions to- the various churches. That parents and guardians have right and that it is their duty Ia instruct and have their chiiircn instructed in matters of religion will net he denied. but that the public schools gre th, proper institutions in which ta have then, thus instructed is clearly an error.
 Our school laws arc careful to provide against irrelisicns teaching. The teachers under tho laW, must be men and women ot good moral character; men and women whose example. aS gentlemen and ladies, II iS nropcv xnd profitable for boys and girls to emulate and initiate in ordcr to ht them selves for the amenities aS well as the stern CT and more important duties ot either rc- ligiouS or secular life in the world which is l,efor. them: but when it comes to teach in. religion itself, the public school teacher j. going beyond hi> ar her duties, and ln- ringing an the prerogativcS of the family, the Sundav-school, the theological school sni the church.
 All agree upon the necessity ot teaching tbs. common branches of secular education. sud as ali alike pay the taxes that support .he public schools. IL seems just aaa right that they should he taught in these schools. But as all disagree In matters ot religious lrelief. and each would have his or her child taught different doctrine. and aS teachers are aot supposed, to be so versatile m their orthodox opinions a> to bc able la teach true Catholicism to one. and true tairlnSm or I.utheri>m in another: torcurdlnaton and infant damnation tc one. and free moral agency to another: to one sancuhcaton by faith alone. and to another salvation by works: ,o onr eternal damaation m a lake of fire aud birthstone. and to another unlver- sal salvation for all. etc. II does seem a> II so complex q duty ,hould be left 10 the pa rents of tl,e children and the ministers and Sunday-sc|rool teachers of the churches to which they seyrrally belong.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

FROM MoUNT IIoPE.-Thc following items come to us from Mount Hope, on the Mo have road, without date:
 IL is reported that seven men have perish cd at or near the Sandy from excessive heat names unknown.
 Crops in Little Chino and Walnut Creek valley, look very well; the late rain insur- ing a fair yield The rain extended out as far as heard from in the direction of Hardy vile. At Oaks * Willows and at Lookout Springs il raincd continuously for two days
 Parties from Nevada have passed here cn route for Prescott, with view to engag- ing in the livery, and also in the hotel busi ness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

DEATH or \ BEAUTIfUL tuILD.-Lihlc Ella, only daughter of Lieutenant C. NJ. Bailey, Of Fort Whipple, one of the bright est and lovcliest iittle gems of earth, was taken i'll last week. with that fatal disease which has visited and carried away SO many of our precious little ones. infiamatory dys- ontcry, and after short illness vas horne away to that bright sunny land, there to meet loved mother who preceded her twenty-one months. aHd there he claspcd to the bosom of loving parent to whom she will bear tidings of husband and f,thcr, mother and sister and darling son who rc- mains here, tAe joy and pet of a house left lonely by thc death ot thal bright little star, Ella The whole community were saddcned with the itcllisencc of the sudden taking ava of tns fayorite and loved oae, and 'hc '7r-~hi~l relatives hHvo 'hc s.mpsthv e., .hi~ whole community u thc great loss
 tae.- nlg and precious Jewell.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Little Johnnie Raiblc, only child of our of the brewery, was taken yeStcr- day with summer complaint, and although it has not assumed any serious form as vet. tue prevalence of the disease and it's ten dcncy to turn intofiuN. has somewhat alarm cd his parents Johnnie is favorito in thi, part of the town, where there k an unusual expression of hope that he will soon bc all right again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

IRON STRING RoAD.-The Board of Super yisors met this morning and took under con .ideration the purchase of Millcr's iron Spring Road. NIT. Miller asked that they appoint, to inspect and report upon the road as to the amount of work and the cost ot the same, two men as commissioners. The Board acted in the premises and appointed James Patterson and George Opdyke as said commissioners who arc to report the same within a reasonable time. when we believe the Supervisors will make the purchase of said road in accordance with law
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Our various tonsorial establishments are doing land office business just now. With the reduction in the prices of shaving, hair cuttin" and bathing every person m the town and surrounding neighborhood IS taking advantage of The low puccs and hay ing general clean up. Half the old whi>- kered friends of few days since now have the appearance of young sprouts m their frcnS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

MCCANDLEss Ns. PTFRsoN * STEwsRT.- This case, which has occupied inc Court since Wednesday last, was given 10 the jury this forenoon and after an hours consulta- ton they returned a verdict in favor ot Me, Candless for $>00. The defendants will carry the case to the supreme Court for a hearing there as they are not satisfied with the verdict.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

SURvEYING- McSsr>. Cameron X Bennitt. the new firm of surveyors, have been sur veying the ranches of Charles Gcnung, Jas. Coughron, Dr. J. IL PicISon and several others in Peoples Valley. and have received an order for surveying some claims al Wick enhurg. MT. Cameron reports corn looking tirst-rate in the valley, although they have had but little rain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
We nre in receint of 2 let

We are in receipt of letter from J. W. Williams. who will he remembered by the old citizens through the familiar name ot Walk Williams, dated Frisco, Beaver coun- tv. Utah. Mr Williams k now enjoying the hlcSiAg, of married life and k the father of a fine boy. He writes for information con cerning the Territory a> he k anxious 10 re turn here and settle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

DASCE.-Quitc a large number of our young tand some that weren't so young, gathered al the Skating Rink, or rather the City Hall. last evening. and enjoyed them selves until l2 o'clock. keeping step to the sweet notes from the Hudson Brothers band. The City Hall i, by far the largest and best adapted for parties in the Territory, atlording one hundred couples ample room 10 mingle in the festive dance, at time. All enjoyed themselves, and promised one another to repeat tbo amusement of last night, at no distant d ay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

The man who will commit a di~gracefu! act and then ask the newspaper reporter to say nothing about it on account of his fam ily. virtually asks the news -athercr 10 have more regard for his family than he himself has. For the families Of such men we have a profound respect mingled with pity, and for that reason alone have often passed over matters of general interest to the communi- ty; while for the perpctrator of the offence We have not had nor can have the least pos siblc feeling of regard.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Secretary Gosper this morning received from cx.Trra,urer Tully at Tucson. the cash book and reports from the different county treaSurer>. book of acct>. with the Prison Commissioner, letter book, etc, but no rec ord of warrants presented and not paid, so that s> vet il k impossible for the new treasurer to know what warrants are next in order of payment. The cash book shows less than a hundred dollars as the amount on hand belonging 10 the general fund. So that warrant holders need not be UReasy for the present about anybody getting ahead of fhem
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

. NIT. E. F.. Harrington, an old pioneer ot this section of Arizona and son-in-law Of D. W. ShivcrS. of Chino Valley, and broth cr-in-law to !. L. Fisher, of this place, came in from California by (. X A. stage this morning. Mr F. ha, been residing in California for about seven years and during the last fourteen months has been in the commission and forwarding business at the several tcrmini of the N ?. R R., moving along to the front as fast as each section of road was completed Mrs. F. has been in the Territory. visiting relatives, about four months
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

SHERHF'S SNE.-Thc valuable ranch, situated in Chino Valley, belonging to Chss. l.. Hall. was. to-day. sold by the Sheriff of Yavapai County. for the sum of $l.535 to l.. \. stevens. to satisfy q judge mcnt of L. Bashfogd S Co, against MT. Hall The ranch was formerly owned by (. T. Rodgers, and i> said to be quite valna- hle under proper cultivation and care.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

MeS,rs. Luke and Donahue. owners of the Bradshaw mill, arrived in town to day and corrob.fa;e what we had to say in our issue of yesterday ID rcreteace to their shutting down for the present. This year no Faia has fallen. and every creek or spring in the mountains i, dryo nearly so, thus making |; Impossible to run steadily until rain suiii- cicut fails to increase the water in the streams whereby .i,cy nay obtain sufficient water for that purpose. 1h, ore Is found to contain large amount of sulphurct, alil cannot be successfully worked until roasted, aud to that end MT. Donohuc leaves to- morrow morning for San Francisco for the purpose of purchasing roaster' and ship, ping it immediately to Bradshaw. In the m.Ht.mg ,.a .sHn-. HIl keep s I''o. ni m.n a. 0... c4 -He a.. s. ... u. aua eH lHc r.-5.