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cLAuD Duvalism is growing to be en-,
tlrely too popular a mode in Texas
keeping the pot boiling" to suit quiet,
plodding people who prefer a whole
skin and an unviolated purse. Our Aus
tin special yesterday recounted the cap
ture of one of the boldest of these
knights of the stand.and.deliyer way OF
doing it, by the bold Hall of the State
forces We trust this capture will re-
sultin the betrayal Of the organization
and proper public appreciation OF its
weight, force and power to work evil.
A severe example should be made OF
the fellow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

OSE can hardly believe that the Er-
dminer is not mistaken in the account
we have extracted from it this morning,
of the extraordinary procedure of tie
sheriff Of Johnson county. If this is
true, how can any sane man expect
anything but Lynch law and violence in
the land where such men are elected to
oiliceY We trust our usually alert CO.
temporary has been misinformed, and
that no officer would disgrace himself
by such II proceeding, taa..p "
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JNO. W. THOMPSON.

tNRUSrEE'S SALE-By virtue OF a deed OF
trust, executed and delivered to mo on
the oth day of September, A. y. 1873, by f.
Il. MRlrond and j. W Binyou OF the county
of Harrison aud state of Texas, conveying
to me in trust two cen tain lots of land lying
in said county of Harrison and in the town
of HallV He, and designated as being lot No.
5aud the east halt OF lot No. 4, in block "B"
wesl, each of said lots having n store house
thereon situated, for the purpose OF securing
Messrs. Mack, Stadler ~ Co, in the payment
OF Two certain promissOry notes of two hum
dred and ninety-niue dollars and five hum
dred and Seventy-two and W-l00 dollars, re.
spectlVely. And at the request of the said
Mack, Stadler Il Co. will, for the purpose OF
making the unpaid balance of six hundred
ard fourteen ana 76.lOO dollars due on said
notes, sell said premises at the court house
door at Dallas in the county of Dallas and
state aforesaid, on Saturday the Sis day of
Marcn, present month "a. ID, 1870, between
the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK q. M. and 4 o'clock u.
M, to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
4. ID. COUGHANOUR, Trustee.
Warren I, 1911. mchSdtillaprl
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An ArlxnnsnM Traveller.

Yesterday u man who gave his ma
as Brooks, and who is possessed q
considerable amount of adipose ma
attached to his osseous structure,
tered Craddock's saloon. Havinf
board o considerable amount of :,
30, be joyful" he managed to KIT
over the iron stand, which holdsr
little aquarium and other tricks. /
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

lr has been charged repeatedly that
Grand Master Lang, of the State
Grange, is the author of the present
tx law which gives the farmers 90
much uneasiness The Jefferson Jim
piecate calls upon him to d eny explicitly
that he is the author, and it is lst
one of those demands which he cannot
afford to disregard. Will he do it?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

Tne very general inquiry abroad for
facts and figures regarding Texas, is
indicative Of the great financial stress
under which the country is laboring,
and the universal confidence that Texas
will be ablc to weather the storm with
more masts standing than any other OF
the Thu ty eight States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30


New York Express: 1t was McCraryl
now secretary of war, who suggestedthd
electoral commission in the House, and
he is in the cabinet. 1t was Eyarts Wild
was the leading counsel for Hayes and
Evarts is the chief Of the cabinet, Id
was Stanley Matthews, of Ohio, whowaJ
the second counsel, and by request OF
Hayes, Matthews is Hayes representa-,
tive in the United States Senate. Natl
thews, while he is an able man, is thiJ
sort of a man: He was Liberal for ID
time. butlafter the nomination of GreeI
ley he supported and voted for Grant
receiving ten thousand dollar retainer
fee from the administration in a law
case This fact evidently explains the
sudden change in the politics OF Mats
theSs. But now he is not only Hayes
friend, but a relative of Hayes. itAs we
look along the line, we see Just how it
is that 30 many men who figured in the
commission are for Hayes Even John
Morton, son Of Senator Morton, has
left for the Alaska Islands as govern
ment agent to superintend the killing
OF seals. under the contract which per.
Inits the slaughter Of one hundred
thousand seals per annum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

Mr. A. GRoEsUEEcT, vice president Of
the Houston and Texas Central rail
road, by special invitation of Commo-
dore Morgan, passed over his Clinton
line to Galveston, and enjoyed the Nor
gan Inequalities during the day, This
is something new in the history of the
Central and Mr., Morgan, and is worthy
of note.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

The Ne,es is, as usual, very evenly
balanced exactly on the top rail, and it
can get down on oue side of the Hayes
southern policy as easily as the other.
The Nei0s'is peerless in these remarka
bic balancing acts
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Won NEED NOW YEAR

that people VIII know that your hair is
dyed II you use that perfect imitation of ma
tuie, TUFTS Hair Dye No one can detect IT,.
1t imparts soft, glossy color and fresh lilo
to the hair-a want never before supplied.
marlG-2W
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Madame Bonanorte. az Bollimorc

Madame Bonaparte, of Baltimore. is
now in her ninety.iourth year, and it
seems probable she may yet realize her
expressed wish to live to be one huns
dred, years old. Though feeble, she
maintains full possession of her mental
faculties, and takes an active interest in
public affairs, especially abroad.
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She gave him neck ties--as Is woman's
wol';
To, wiser, kin ior, gave her SOH0DONT
Hv .ost his neck les, but she never lost
der SoHODONr twas worth ten times It's
cost. ..r ... ...........
1t makes teeth white, IT makes breath
sweet,
Both bless it every time they meet.
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a, ~, Nc are now prepared TO furnish all classes
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ments. Business new, LIGHT and profitable
retsons OF either Sex easlly earn from o.
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En, uoilar t9 pay for the trouble of writing.
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DALLAS. TEX AS
F4IDAY MORNING 1855: MARCH 80

1'nF Chicago Times irreyercntly calls
tie last Congress thc poor emasculated
back.boncless deGunct That's severe.
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take decisive action in the matter at lis
session yesterday. The monstrous in
Justice Of the usurpation in Louisiana
aud South Carolina has already received
the sanction Of the government far too
lOuu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

Philadelphia Times Apatient coun-
try is on the verge Of impatience about
this Southern business. There will be
general regret that the cabinet did not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

rnE chief commissary Of the depart
ment Of Texas will soon advertise for
proposals 10 furnish subsistence at the
military posts in The State,
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onicers Elected for the En.uinw Yea.

officers Elected for the Ensuing Year.
81. Adams, President, g. M, Wheat, Vice
President; T. Y. Barry, Secretary and Treas
uier.
kins, Jules E Schneider, Il. p, lett, A. San.
ger, Tom Walker, J. l.. Williams.
On motion, the Directory was. Instructed
10 pay monthly diyi tends nom 18th April.
T., p. BARRY, BOO. and Trcas.
u. j. ADAMS, President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

Jno. II. Morton, M. D., Physician and Sur
con, office over FirSt National Bank. Resi-
ence corner San Jacint0 and Harwood SITS,
alias, Texas, Calls to the country promptly
rtandad. -. NctD,ytp,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

Thurmond, Willard d Fletcher, AttyS al
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. oct6dlm
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
205 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
Oct29-dtf
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STORE Corner Pacific avenue ana Lamar
- street, now OCcupiod by rillman Il
triend, Will be Tor rent on lat May. Apply
TO y. T. JET or the undersigned, c, b,
MELLbORN. mch2y-tf
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Wanied--Fema Help.

NNET NURSE-For an infant three
w months old. A good home and good
wages 10 a healthy woman, Apply Mt the
Herald office. .... .. y. nch3O-tf
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For Sale.

- AMrLE ROOM-A neat sample room in
- good location. address q, box Lib,
postotlice. mcha9 Il
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

-Four line Advertisements inserted twice in
tnls column for Twenty Cents, and
NJ the rtle OF Five Cents pei Inc for each
subsequent Insertion.
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INSTRUCTION. given on the Piano pnd
L Organ; also, Vocal le' sons, by a compe-
tent teacher, at II, A, Sccva's Piano Ware
room, 50i Main street, Dallas. mrh2S.6t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

I'O CONTRACTORS ANn BUILDERS
Sealer bids will DH rece we'd by the UNI
derslgned up 10 April 49, 1877, AT " O'Clock
III for the erection OfH hotel al tho Injection
OF me Tyler Tap rOitd with the Texas md
Pacinc road, according to plans aud speCih
ratloHsnow on file IN the OlllGe OF ARCH FIR
Dallas, The lowest or any bid MOI 2 &C. ssa,
riiy accepted. mcL8O 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

IhE HERALD OFFICE can sup,ly you
IN BLANK Deeds, Deeds VI Trust, lenses
ir; aisp, nil JlBl rS ana County Cur
3lqnka. Buy lac Hyr.ld's orms, which Z
eurate, ani igAS y Ltort D -edS ana one
gntiuus. ianIl-it
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DlANO--HAllct DayI Co.'s Grand
4 Squnr aud Upigi p lotion, Emcr4ou ~
hlm ld Pianos, smiths American ana
\ IN ball organs, stools AMI covers, by II. A,
sCEVA 5Oi Main street, Dallas mch2g-l0t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30

DERsON woman or Girl, who
4 wishes good home IN family of two
persons, by assisting In huuse work, can find
the same py addressing Glass Box ava.
mrh90-u .I...r
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And BERLIN ZEPHYR WOlSTED,

Keeps large assortment of the latest
~ OF French BoDncts, Hats, Flow
should not fail TO call Mt No. q Chattres
sstreel1the cheapest FASHIONABLE MILL
hiNEhf STORE In the City. octi5.sw-ddm
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor in Bankruptcy United States Dis
trict Court at Tyler. Office, All Elm street
Dallas, Texas. Speciality in all matters in
bankruptcy, Proofs of debt taken through.
out the United states. Charges reasonable.
sept2jdlm
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Wanted Situation.


A HOUSE-Containtn or rooms. Must
~ have well or clslgrn attached. Address
W. l.. M, Herald Otiice. mch29 ~
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III A.SCENA = PIANO ROOMS iOI Main
IL street Dallas, Texas Pianos aud Or
gans sold cheap for cash or on installments
Can and exam ne, or send for chcGlars.
mCh22-l0t
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ID BsIDENCE PROPERTY At No. IL Pear
~ street, No more convenient house IN
the city. Cellar, ciStern well, etc. Terms
reasonable. Call ON or address W. N.
DUXaN. .H. |. mCh27-ft
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TEXAS BAKING POW DER -25 cents per
i pound. ASK yOnr grocer forit, mch2l-tf
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nor SALt-On ten years time, thirty
thousand acres OF good land ,old sur
vels) IN Gray son, Wise, Young, Jack, Tar
rant Elath, Hamilton, Johnson, and other
countess Also, other lands, and city prop.
tlty, on the usual terms W. G. Sick!es, los
tlamp street, Dallas, Texas mrhll.lm
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-26

STATE RIGHTS INVADED How suddenly the
Southern horror of Federal troops vanishes,
when the boot is on the other leg! Almost as
soon as the strike on the Baltimore and Ohio
Road occurred, the Governor of West Virginia.
called the President for troops to suppress it.
The militia of whole State was not sufficient
to cope with the employees Of single railroad;
and it seems there was no law for calling them
out, if they had been efficient.
Tho alacrity, too, with which the President
obeycd the call was remarkable, in the light OF
very recent events. But the other day, as il
were, the lawful Governors of two States called
upon the President for assistance to sustain
themselves against armed insurrection but the
President refused to grant it, under the misera-
BILE excuse that the United States Government
was not competent to carry out the provisions
of its Constitution, but that he must yield to
the inevitable. Yet another Governor calls up
on him for troops, not to preserve the lawful
Government, but to suppress strike against q
gigantic and oppressive monopoly, and he at
once sends forth troops to shoot down laboring
men who are contending for bread for their fam
lilies. Perhaps it can be shown that he was
pledged to this in the Republican platform, and
in his letter of acceptance!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-26

C. G. Bridges, of the Troy Bulletin, winds mp
an editorial in approval of the Presidents policy
with the following silly fling at Col. Phillips:
"a word more, which will be found to be a no.
torious fact, and that is, that if Mr.. Hayes Civ
il Service doctrines had been in force last Fall
and the Republicans of this Congressional Dis.
trict had not been crowded down through the
influence of Government Office holders, the Hon.
William A. Phillips would to-day be at home,
and the District would have had man of abli-
ty, of integrity and of moral worth IS their Con-
gressman. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. y
There are in the First District some 1000
voters of these 30 900 there are-including all
the postmasters, q majority of whom do not re-
ceive $50 per year for their services, and many
of whom are Democrats-perhaps between three
and four hundred Government officers Now,
we do not propose to say word in extenuation
or in defense of these Government officers !; but
if Mr.. Bridges assertion he notorious fact, ("
what shall we say or think of the other 81 ,675
who have allowed this little handful of postmas-
ters and land officers to 'crowd them down 7"
If Mr.. Bridges statement is q notorious fact, +"
then it is q notorious fact that Bridges and the
other fellows, who permitted themselves to be
Crowded down. neglected their solemn duty as
American citizens, and demonstrated to the
world that they are unworthy to be freemen.
We suppose Mr.. w. w. Guthrie is the "man of
ability who, it is intimated, would have been
our Congressman, in place of Mr.. Phillips. This
will doubtless be considered, by those who are
acquainted with the two men, rs one of Bridges
far-fetched jokes.-HoltoR Recorder.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-26

E4- Another of those spasmodic temperance
excitements which break ont at intervals, is
now raging in the East. Ohio has it the worst.
1t is called the "Murphy Movement" from the
name of its originator. People are joining it by
the thousands, and young ladies, as usual, are
taking very conspicuous part in it-vowing
not to marry or keep company with young men
who use liquor. A very good thing, if it would
last-but it will not. In six months, at least
two-thirds of the converts will be back in the
wallow, and thousands of young ladies will be
hitched to fellows who have no appetite for
breakfast until they get about three fingers of
very mean whiskey into their diaphragm. This
thing has been tried so often.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-26

~ President Hayes was not equal to the oc-
casion, when two State Governments in the
South asked his protection, under tho Constitu-
tion, and where massacres were committed for
the crime of being Republicans, and where par
ty organizations had to be abandoned, to save
life and property; but when it comes to forbid
ding men from taking an active part in favor Of
the principles upon which Hayes was elected,
he arises in all the majesty of his noble nature,
and enforces the order. If he cannot punish the
enemies of the Government, he can make mouths
at his neipbbor's baby.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-26
Road Notice,
DoxfPHxy CotxrY IS.

THE STATE OF KANSAS D.,
DoSrrHAS coCxrY, S.
OYFIcE OF COUNTY CLRRK
Nyortcp 4, Troy, July J. 1871.
- ca 70 the Board Of Commissioners of Dnninh,n
1o1nty han.as at their meeting 81 day Of JuIy
e asking that road be established at the f.owine
WI; BEGINNING at the end of the Tovn.bi,
nidge o. Iowa and Wolf River Townships running thene
N direction about eighty tso) rods With m.
ssSton foar ~ thence the said line about siIty ts0
o9a ,henee In south west direction about thirty c,o
running thence south nearly practicable on
seeoea me of sections four 81 and nine tsi
toe eene Sf section nine (S iptersecting the road
rsown - the D. ~ conklin road. whereupon the sad
Doerd county Commissioners appointed the following
named persons. vs William Chsppie George Harris an5
kse.s q viewer. With Instructions TO at the
Asa proceed 70 said road give parties hesr;n
and make due report said Board their session 10 h
held ON the 9Th day Of Augusf i5Tl ~ 10
By order Of the Board Of County Commissiouers
Auem; CHARLES RAPPELYE
"-' . 'eH-'"' County Clerk
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Harvest Home.

Doniphan County Grange, in session assembled
have made arrangements for q GRAND HARVEST
HOME, to be held at Troy, "Wednesday, August nd
1877. Arrangements have already been made, and
money raised for Band, ice seats, &c, &e.-in short
everything required to make it Of the most enjoy
able occasions Of the 1t was q unanimously
conceded fact that had the largest crowd the least
drinking and roughness, and more pure and genuine
enjoyment last year. at our Harvest Home, than Don
iphan County ever saw. But from the present out
look, this year We viii even surpass ourselves. Bat
we are 90 largehearted and entirely unselsb, that
on this occasion we open wide the gates, and say
"COme one, come all Come with your baskets full
Of good things, and your hearts full of joy Leave
dull care behind, and general good time will be the
inevitable result Arrangements will be made for ex
cursion rates railroads Good speakers, and vocal
and instrumental as well as Band music Further
particulars next week.
By order Of COMMITTEE.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l,s
na.xrtutn q rns fN

DoSIPHAx COUNT 80
In the District Court Donphan County of
Thomas II. Franklin and Plaintiffs.
Haxael frck
r.
Benton Wilson and
Mary E. wilssa. Defepssnts
NOTICE Il hereby given taat will ON the 3l.t dav
~ sf July, 4. d: lss1. at two oelock r. NJ. Of
said day ut the North door Of the Court House I'm the
city Of Troy, In Douiphan County State Of Kansas
for sale at pabe ancton for eask following
ed real estate wit The north half of the .utb
quarter Of section fifteen, n5) In township four "a OF
range twenty COZ In Denphan County State Of Kansas
Taken as the property Of Benton Wilson and Marv n
Wilson, foreclosure Of lien for material urn.hsd to
improve said land and offered for sae highest bid
der for cash. to satisfy certain Judgment and e.,t.
Of record in the District Court for Donphan County In
the State Of Kansas In which Thomas r. Franklin snd
Il. Wilson Defendants ''
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June A. D. 1s,7
! yANDERSLIcE
Sheriff ef Douiphan COUNTY
Su0e r. l5sJ-5W. fae "A
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Too WEAK TO STAND ALONE.-The apelogists
for Hayes and his miserable policy, (he has but
few endorsers; they are principally apologists,)
are working hard to show, by the Republican
national platform and his letter Of acceptance,
that he is but carrying out the letter snd spirit
of both. The following is the last clause in the
Civil Service plank of she platform:
Ils inyariablc sule fr apPainfaacnts should have
reference . honaey A1sity ss1 eapsbiity Of the ap
Wise Is<nons and visor Of adsinistration require
to Sc ed by psrsoas selected With sole reference
the eeiency of the publc service, and tie right Of
all citizens to share IN the honor Of rendering faith
full service to their country"
A patriot is friend of his country. Men unite
with political parties because they believe the
principles of the parties to be such are neces-
sary for the welfare of the country. The Pres
ident's order prohibiting ofice-holders from TAX
ing part in politics, is in direct opposition to the
declaration in the above clause, of @the right Of
all citizens to share in the honor of rendering
faithful service to their country"
In bis letter Of acceptance, Hayes said:
They meant that the officer should be secure in his
tenure as long as his personal character remained
tarnshed and the performance of his duties satisfc
tory.
The President confessed to Marshal Pitkin, of
Louisiana, that he knew of nothing derogatory
of his personal character, and that the perform
ance of his duties had been satisfactory. He
was native of the State, and Republican.
Yet Hayes turned him out, and appointed reb-
el in his place. There are hundreds of similar
cases, in which men have been turned out of
Office against whom no complaint has Leen made.
This is the way in which he is honestly carrying
out the Republican platform and his pledges.
How is that for lowf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-26

STICK TO 1T, WnsoN-We notice in the Kan
sas press o clamor for ]. C. Wilson, Clerk of the
United States District Court, to resign his posi-
tion as Chairman of the Republican State Gen.
tral Committe, in compliance with the Pres
dents order. Here is good opportunity to de-
fly the tyrannical order. There is no law against
an office-holder taking an active part in politics
1t is simply q whim of the President; but as he
holds the appointing power, he can refuse to
retain men in Office who do not comply with
the order. His will is law, SO far as appoint
ing goes; but it is no msdemeanor in Office to
refuse to obey such an order. Mr.. Wilson
holds his appointment at the hands Judge Eos
ter, and Judge Foster holds his Office for life, or
during good behavior. We hope, therefore, that
Wilson will hold on to his Craftsmanship of the
Committee. We believe that Judge Foster has
the back bone to sustain him in it.