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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20
military Control of the south u Thing
of the Past

Boston Advertiser Whatever may be
said respecting the unwisdom of the
presidents southern policy, or however
strongly anybody may feel on the sub
iect, it is tinality Neither Conkling,
nor Morton, nor Blaine, in the presi-
dents place, could resume military
control of the southern states. Con.
tinued opposition to the president, and
continued efforts to make schism in
the party, while they put forward the
southern policy as pretense, must
have some other motive.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

SUNSET Cox isn't rs much of q demo-
crat as he might be. Indeed, we rather
imagine him to be monarchist instead
lie strongly contrasts the defects Of our
system with the PROJECTIONS of mon
archy, The rule of minoritios is death
to republicanism, says the political sage
and yet the majority has had but little
hand in our American government for
the last twenty years, and we still live,
but exactly how long wen be able to do
that, no one can say. Grant has been
overstudying the beauties of the mo.
narchical systems of Europe, and from
all we can hear, is taken with them
Now, If he should take IL into his head
to run for president in 1880, and is for,
tunate in the matter of returning
boards and electoral commissions, the
thing could be done nicely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20
THE STATE OVER,

EraH Cmtg-One Morris, alias CAV,
erhill, of Gibson county Tennessee was
arrested for q murder committed IN
Tennessee several years npo. lie had.
married into nice family Ia Ernth
county and was doing we'll --- Joe Col
Inns, who murdered Reuben Wade, on
Clear Fork, October 20 1870, was cap
turcd in DeSoto parish, Louisiana, and
returned last Tuesday,
Ret RipT C6untN-A small negro
child in the north Of the county, roam
ed away from home several weeks ago
and though diligent search was made,
nothing has since been heard of it,
The tresscl work on the 'lransconti'
mental road Just oast Of Clarksyille was
found 10 be unsafe Friday and the
force repaired II before trains were al
lowed to pass. Plenty of old corn IN
the county yet The Times says
Tho corn crop in this county is perfect
" splendid, doubtless superior TO that
ever raised in any previous year
Harrison Comty--The Marshall Her
aid says On eve Of going to press VIZ
were Informed by Dr. i, I, NJ. johnson
that short while after dinner on yes
terday he was called in TO soc Ex.Gov
ernor Ed, Clarks family, the mossen
ger stating that the whole family wa
suddenly taken sick. Dr. johnson hur
riod 10 the residence, and after exam
ming the patients he Immediately pro
nounoed them poisoned, They ARE still
very sick, but hopes are entertained o
their recovery. The poisoned ones in
clude Governor Clark and his wife
daughter and little boy,
HcLcanda C0DmtI-rhe Examine
says Frequent rains, we are informed
have recently visited Robertson county
and crops there arc looking UNUSUAL
well Immense quantities Of graf
are now coming in from the country I
market every day.-Judgc Alexande
reopened the district court on the l9t
, inst. in the now court house. ---rh
butchers and vegetable dealers VIII
recently rented stalls are now comior
: ably ensconced in the new marke
house, and the public turns that wa
for table supplies
p C6,yeH Comty--The Sun thus d,
scrbes an outrage perpetrated nea
Gainesville; Last Saturday a daughtc
, of II. Il. Decie, who liy near William
, sons crossing, on Cow Creek, wen
| across the creek to Williamson's stor,
, to make few purchases, AS soon a
this was done, she started back HON,
. distance of few hundred yards o
: the way, she was seized and outrage
, by one or moro persons, She left tn
store to 90 home about o'clock in th
morning, and three hours after, she IA
up the path to her fathers door, he
clothing torn and disheyeled, her pan
GELS and bonnet gone, and herself
raving maniac. Since that time sh
has remained in the same condition
and is constantly pleading with in
aginary persons not to ruin her, but IL
} her 90 home. Her recovery is yer
doubtful Warrants have been issue
for suspected PARTIES and every eilol
will be made to bring the guilty ones {
: justice, This is the first outrage of tn
, kind that has ever occurred in tn
county, and let us hope it will be til
last
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20
words Abroas, with the spirit of the
Are

Father Mcnamara, Catholic priest, at
the Orange PIC mic on the Hudson
"You wear, of course, your traditional
yellow-orange you prefer the expires.
sion. Who should deny to you the
right to hoist that yellow banner and
march to the inspiring air Of the 'Boyne
Water The man who would deny
you either privilege is an ignorant fool
or knavish bigot. No honest, no en-.
lightencd Irishman will to-day deny
you the privilege you value of display.
ing before you an orange blossom or a
yellow ribbon. Love the land that bore
you. Be patriots and gentlemen, and
the modest little shamrock will peep
out securely at the feet of the stately
lily, and the strains of whatever music
we may individually prefer will sound
equally enrapturing by the Shannon,
the Lee, the liiIey, or the Boyne."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy roads
are doing an immense cattle carrying
trade. The immense June business
will be exceeded by the July business
without doubt. Indeed, if the present
fast freight arrangement continues
thore will be no limit to the trade, We
trust for the sake of all concerned, that
the arrangement will be made pormNN
nent. By this time next year the
great utility of the route will be fully
demonstrated.
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Relationship of Hrmn and stor.ach

IL close one. Indeed. They are connected
by that wondrous elastic Ink, the symph-
thetic nerve, which communicates thehb'
normal sensations OF the organ OF digestion
so that OF thought Now, II digestion IL ais
ordered, tho brain. being the great focal
point of the nervous system, all the nerves
are In some decree affected. The main cause
Of nervous trouble Is impaired digestion'
aud that is usually produced by weakness o.
the stomach. Hostetters stomach Bitter
rectines this ana overcomes nervous debll
Ivy by infusing increased energy into the OPP
Grafton of the organs OF nutrition, Through
the agency Oft this benencent tonic, not onlS
arc the nerves yitalizcd, but the entire o.
ganlsm acquires ylgor and regularity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

1IopRIYs COUNTY is moving in the mat
ter Of holding fair this fall We wish
the projectors the largest measure of
success, and il il doesn't interfere with
our Dallas fair we can promise them
exhibitors and visitors without limit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

TnE Waco Eromincr is slightly OPP,
posed TO editorial excursions. Why,
Mac, don't you know the boys enjoy
'em and their readers also enjoy the
local quiet which reigns when the editor
of tho Gadily is absent. Let them go
to tho mountains or the Pacific or any.
whore else within reach of railway lib
crafty. Texas editorial excursions
have been of inestimablc service to the
state They drop one occasionally by
tho wov
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

TINS arrival of three millions of dolls
lars in ST. Louis on Wednesday, had
the effect of stopping the run on tho
banks and of inlusing confidence in
business circles Chicago is having a
little trouble, but we expect to hear to,
day that all that has passed away, lcav.
ing the city unscathed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

Tue charges of Frank Britton and
Governor Davis against United States
Marshal Purncll, are very grave, and if
established will land Purnell high and
dry out of the vortex of official corrup.
ton. But then Britton and Davis don't
seem to have any too much influence
with Hayes themselves, and the hopes
full scheme OF Purnells impeachment
and removal may not succeed after all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

TUE Baltimore and Ohio railroad
strike is rapidly assuming a threaten
ing aspect The application of Cover.
nor Matthews for The federal troopshas
been granted The Virginia militia
could not be made to shoot at the
working men. "A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

FRoN every ono who visits sherman
We have tho most oxtrayogant praise Of
Tho peerless Binklcy hotel aud It's pop
ulor hosts. We have been there, and
know the matter is not exaggerated
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

TUE reason Tom Crooks, of the Sher-
man Courier goes for the greonbacks is
the groenbacks won, come to him. II
this don't satisfy the public, then the
public will not be satisfied by any'reas
enable explanation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

am now collecting the city taxes for the
fiscal year OF 1871, as also The railroad taxes
for 1916, and In pursuance of an Ordinance
passed at the last meeting OF the City Coun.
again notify all persons interested that
all city andirallroad taxes not paid by the
frat OF September next will on that day be.
come delinquent, and IA penalty of Ave per
cent VIII be added thereto IN proviued by
the city charter. j. N. OGDEN,
JulylSllH City Assessor and Collector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

TnE Sherman people are earnestly
discussing the feasibility of establishing
female college and they will succeed,
simply because such school has grown
to DO a necessity TO that charming little
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

TnF Tcigram doesn't rank the recent
Braaoria county military expedition
very high In the scale of wOrllke
achievements, II doprocates the mill
tary spirit exhibited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20
DALLAS. TEXAS.

CoGmoASA shipped seventy car loads
Of cattle last week, 1hoy went princl-
pally 10 Chicago and st. Louis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

As sure as the sun shines, DR.. TUFTS pills
Will cure Fever and Ague, II taken by direc.
tions-n bold assertion, but a true one. In
any case whore directions are followed, that
they fail, agents will refund tho money.
tulV1-2W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20

Breath as sweet as summers night,
Teeth like pearls, 10 milky white,
Gums as rosy as the morn
when the sun in Hoaven is born,
Such the dear, delicious wont
OF those who use the SOZODONT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-20
Miscellaneous Wants.

DRUTCHER BROS. are prepared IN a..
" velop two, three or more trotters NJ,
Dallas Fair Grounds. Terms reasonabs
jy20till25
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vanderbilt University.

The third session will begin September J.,
| 1877 Tuition for the yoar-ln Biblical De-
partment, tree; in Literary Department, $50;
In Law Department, $50, other fees, So
The Medical Department will open 0cto-
Der l. Fee for attendance, SOS.
For catalogues, apply TO j. NJ. Leech, Sec
Rotary of the Faculty, Nashville, Tennessee.
jy20lltwit l.. c. GARLAND, Chancellor.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
j. p. MURPHY. W.T.. CuNNN
Real Estate Agents.
AND
COLLECTORS.
ESTABLISH D in 1873.
WE. CuNAIs
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
every purt of the city and suburbs also
farms and tanning lands in Dallas, and
other counties OF Texas.
For rent or lease-Rooms, Offices, business
houses, dwellings ana vacant lots in The city
OF Dallas.
Special attention paid to abstracting and
perfecting titles and establishing land
claims. and to the collecting OF rents, notes
and accounts also to the rendering OF prop
erty for and payment Of taxes, Al colI0c'
tlons promptly paid over or RENTED.
Persons having real estate for rent orsag
are respectfully requested to i've us lrlsl
The best of references given.
J.P, MURPHY Il co.
Real Estate Agents No. 1909 Lamar street.
juue5-tt
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Wanted Male Helm,
10 Rant,

DOOM TO RENT-A nice, furnished room,
~ suitable for two or more gentlemS"
convenient to business, Apply nj corner W
Houston street and Pacific avenue, No. ap.
lun2S-u 'O-'
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WANTED - Everybody to have their
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired ai
JACOBIWEBERS Cleaning ana Dyeipp M.
Enlistment, 500 Main street, Dallas. Sahs.
lacllon warranted iulyll.lY
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN
TOluysst

-Four line Advertisements insprco t,..,...
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New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
oFFICLAL REPORT OF AWEPTCAg INNING BOARl
S4LES-NAY II. 1877.
FIRST BoARp-11 o'cLoc
TnrLsnAY. Nav IL. NJ.

Referring to the proposed suspension of coal NM
ing for period OF month, and its probable ei-
feet if carried out upon the prices of coal and of
coal stocks, TIE TRIBUNE has taken pains to obtain
carefully prepared estimate Of the quantity of coal
row ready for delivery at tide water. 1t amounts
pcnnsylyania Coal Company not ncluded) TO a
sunply of .O25 900 TONS as follows: Philadelphia
and Reading. at Port Richmond and South Anboy,
300 900: Delaware aud Hudson, at Honesdale and
Rondout. 35O. 900; Lelgh Valley, at Perth Amboy.
100 600: Central Of New-Jersey, at Port johnson,
"a. 800. and Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western. at
Hobokep. 100000 tons. Hence it is seen that even
II Mr. Gowen consents 10 sacrifice the interest Of
the Reading Company TO the necessities of the other
compnnies for the short period Of one month there
s but slight prospect Of any material advance in the
price of coal being obtained because tho supply on
hand for a month is equal to a rate OF upward Of
1000 900 tons for the year, instead of S,000-
OOO at which it to be limited by the compact of
April. These facts, although not appreciated by
stock spectators, are perfectly understood by coal
dealers who fix the prices.
The stock market to-day was little else but q
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE GALAXY.

Mr.. Henry James jr.'s article IN tins NUMBER
on Alfred dc Musset presents searching dissection oi
the character Of that wayward genius apropos of inc
recent biography by his brother high rank is aSsigneu
to Musset as poet judged by the quality oil MS mSi
ton-its purity intensity and closely PERSONA Sasor'
He was not the poet OF nature, OF the universe Vi
tior ~ morality Of history but simply Of certain
order of nersonaI emotions. His charm Is In the
franlness and freedom, the grace and harmony win
which he expresses these emotions hr James weighs
the merits and dement's OF Musset III an even naahc
and with delicate hand, leaving far more attractive
impression of genius artist than OF MS worth ~
man. The number also contains a Sccohu cn"p'o oi
"Idfe Insurance" "The Fascinatious OF Angling uy
Georro Dawson. civil Service Reform" by j. L. d.
Curry and Three Periods OF Modern Music by Richaru
Grant White with poctlcal contributons.by Emma Laz
arus j. W. De Forest, and others.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
HARPER.

The June number of Hdrper opens with a
valuable paper on contemporary Art in Germany
giving Il deserved preference to the city o. "une az
school Of art which, III Spite Of its unhealthy ana Gs
agreeable climate attracts a crowd Of students and
artists from every quarter of the civilized world Next
to Munich comes Bcrm which IL prominent not only Dy
the present activity Of its artists but by its rich promise
German cotcmporary art in the opinion OF the writer Is
entitled to the most respectful consideration SURPRISING
the French school in the field Of Imagination ana moral
grandeur while it is fully equal to 1t IN techhca detail
"The Androscogcn Lakes " The "heeler survey III
Nevada" and Gibraltar" are interesting descriptive
rotcbcs and much scientific Information given III
Professor Diapers popular Exposition"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
Neu ilnbIiratlons.

NIRS. ANN 5. STEPHENS's NEW BOOK.
w NORSTONiS REST. NORSTONS REST.
NORsTON'S REST An entire New Novel. BY Mrs. Ann
s. Stephens Complete volume, CLOTH fun gilt
back Sides price II 10 paper 81 So Ia in
press and published in few days. booksellers will
please their first orders at the publishers
10 have them in advance of iay Of publication.
T. p. PETERSON & BROTHERS, Philadelphia.
II u. HOME new book on THE LIGHTS
~. AND SHADOWS OF sPIRITUALISM is ready this
&. " CARLETON & CO.. Publishers, NewYcrk.
DULL-DOHING.-W and black baby /;
ID the most amusing Photograph Of the diY cabinets BIC.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

The story of Harmony" he says in his Preface the
simplest imaginable; six sounds comprise Its utmost
theoretical limit purpose 10 tell this story In avery
simple manner, and II succeed In placing before my
readers practicable easy and pleasing form OF anayze
the works OF great musicians and of enabling students
TO write down their ideas in a muscally grammatical
shape the experience gained by twenty years OF study
during thirty years teaching, will not have been spent
in vain" Mr. Horsley performed his task in PLAIN u
affected, and appropriate manner. aud left us conse-
Quently treatise which will be welcomed by amateurs
as well as useful for REGULAR instruction.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
New pnblieatlons.
lust ISSUED-No. L.
THE RADICAL REVIEW.
MAY, 1877.

CONTENTS.
THE TWO TRADITIONS, ECCLESIAsTIC AND sCIEN-
TIFIC. i'N'N
TO BENEDICT '" Ban
PRACTICAL SOCIALISM IN GERMANY-....C W. Ernst
THEODORE PARKER AS RELIGIOUS RE-
THE - ote""i""
sysTEM OF ECONOMICAL CONTRADICTIONS. Intro
duction Editors translation ......-.-P j. Pronhhoh
THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN
THE GENESIS OF SPECIES. A. Allen
OUR FINANCIERs; THEIR IGNORANCE, UsURPA
CURRENT LITERATURE.
Tennysons "HaGold"-Larned's "Taks about Labor
Fllis's Memoir Of Sir Benjamin Thompson Lowers
"Three Memorial s"ThOmpsons 1.-The Papacy ana the
Civil Power-Gross "The Teachings Of Proydende"-Hab-
berton's "The Jericho Road
CHIPS FROM MY Sidney H. Morse
Issuei Quarterly.
Price, 81 90. Yearly subscription, IS.
Sold by booksellers and newsdeaers Sent postpaid on re
ceipt OF price by the publisher,
BENZ. II. TUCKER,
NEw.BEDFORD MASS.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
PEACH BLOSSOM.
ny BAYARD TAYLOR.


From The Alautic M0HJ,iyJOr June.
Nightly the hoar-fr0st freezes
The young grass OF the field,
Nor vet have hlandcr breezes
The buds Of the oak unScaled:
Not yet pOuTS ont the vine
His airy rcsinOuS wine;
But over the southern slope,
The wandS OF the peach-trce flrst
Into rosy beauty burst:
A breath. and the sweets buds opel
A day. and the orchards bare,
Like maids in haste to bc fair,
Lightly themselves ad0rn
With a scarf the Spring az the door
Has sportiv~ly hung before.
Or stranded cloud Oi the moon!
What spirit Of Persia cometh
And saith 10 the buds, "UuCloso,"
Ere ever the frst hce lummcth,
Or woodland wild-fower blOwsY
What prrScicnt soul IN the sod
Glrlauds each barren rod
With fringcS of bloom that speak
OF the baby's tender breast,
and the boys pura lip impressed,
And the pink Of the maldcn's cheeky
The swift, keen Orient so
1i0Viitci''a itS a. blu,
While the apples blood is cold,
Remembering the snow.
III.
Afar, through the mellow hazes
Where the dream, of June are stayed,
The hills. in their vanishing mazcs,
Carry the flush, and fldei
Suuthward they fall, and reach
70 the lay and the ocean beach,
Where the soft, half-Syrian AR
Blows from the ChCsaptako's
Inlcts, cOyrs. and creeks
On the fields of Delaware
And the rosy lakes of flowers,
That here alone are ours,
Spread into seas that pOar
BiIuw and spray Of pllk
Even 10 the blue waves brink,
All down the Eastern Shor.!
What fool, to-day, would rather
In wIntry memories dW'll Z
What mIser reach 20 gather
The fruit these bOughS fOrctell
No, no the heart has room
For present JOY alone,
Light shed and sweetness blown,
For odOr and color and bloom
As the earth in the shining sky,
Our lives III their own bliss lie;
Whatever is taught or told,
However men moan and sigh,
Love never shall grow cold,
And Life shall never die
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

PROPERTIES AND POWERS IN EVERYDAY NAT.
TIERS Illustrated for Children BY A. CoREY. Small
4to PIP 1856 Martin Il. Dennis & Co
The plan of this work IS a good one. 1t is
meant 10 be an outline Of practical philosophy for chill
dren treating the properties Of matter the mechanical
forces and the application Of beth. But the author
might have relied little more on the ordinary intelli-
gencc Of children and thrown the matter into more
scientific form. The style is loose and diluted, ana te
illustrations are always relevant to the teHt 10
ward the close We como suddenly upon collection OF
receipts for cooking nteIsperscd with attempts to repre-
sent tho songs OF birds by musical notes This depart
ment ia headed "ApplicatOn Of Chemical Attracuon'
but we arc not Informed how the principle operates III
Raising Calf" " How to boil an egg hard" ana
Roastiue ncanuts."
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
ron 1876. Edited by SPENCER I. BAIRD. l2no. pl Coz
Harpcr & Brothers.
The sixth volume of this valuable annual is
in no respect inferior 10 the preceding ones The sarc
large comprehensive plan has been adhered TO- and the
preparation OF the records OF scientific and industrial
progress daring the past year has been mtrstcd 10 the
sblest hands It ~ only necessary 10 give list Il the
contents to indicate the character Of the work The
chapter on AsttoD my Is by Prof Holden, 4. = ~;
Mcteorooy and Terrestrial Physics, by Cleveland Abbe;
General Physics by Prof Barker; Chemistry, do Miner
aIosy Prof. /. s Dana; Geology Prof I. scrry Hunt;
Geography and photography, Licut-C0uI. Green An
thropoOcy, Gus y. Mason; General Io0osy, Dr. Pack
nri and Prof Gal; Botany, Dr. Farow; Agriculture and
Rural Economy Prof Atwater and industrial Statistics
VIM H. wahl. Tie necro'ogy aud photography Of the
year are also given.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

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