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ASSESSMENT. NOTICE.

( RAND CENTRAL MINING COIIpASY--I0-
y cIti"n ui principal pIacr Of busiur..-
san Ira:ici-co. CaiiIurI ia-IocatIun OF WALL
Ya,lr. O W. '>N-
NOTICE IL harhy given that At n meeting Of
The lsn1rd of Directors, held IN the III C.r If
hprlI. 1871, MI nSsessmGnl tSO. fl),d Thrr,.
Gents l'rr share was levied upon the capital sL.t
I'll the Corporation. lAyaGic immediately in
Cnit-l States gold culI. 10 the Secretary vi the
uihcc of the Company. ltop,ims 4 and I, Nh IOI
California street. San fTau,iScO, California
my Stork nIsOn which llIiA ursynhiurnt shall
T. main mnraid on the seventh day OF May,
1877, Viii bc delinquent. and advertised Tor sale Al
fore will lie sui uh WEDNESDAY, tile TIfI -
TEETH day "f MAY. 1877. Ia pay the iIrIin1ucnt
asfcrhInLut 'grtlIrF with C,hIL'nI, AIVrrti,luS
nid EXPENSES u sale. I'y Onler OF tho board
OF Directors ..., -, s.esTI -
-. d. ,. vERDESAL, Secretary.
OffIcr-llooIua J and I, No. az Caiii"rmih
hFrnt. San FranciscO, cAlifurIIA. r.l.r. nctL
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ts-H.H .az-ag~
U. =. LAND OFFICE, AT ELKo NEyAn,
N"reh 10Th. 1sf7.
NOTICE IS IEnEBY OWEN Tu,-
~ eyrucuse uold and silver MIni,,, TUE
pany: whose postoiHcc nddtcsH Is EiI" Con.
nt ElEO, state Of Nevada. have mai, Sonhty
non Tor niiicrul patent for fIlrrn tppiicA.
tou"l irct linear neasurc III the Syr,c,.uH ueNl
u1'r hsn.ird Rect ON each sile Tor t ,s'
lhI plHttlct. County Uf EiEO, State ~ "a Ain.
III Wit: aS fUiluus
BcginnIng Mt POST nlrkt,I No t.u
rey, No. "a: thciIcc running Iir,t go u D. Sur.
DIX. 30 min. W. GIN ISct, IL in,t ,',,SIAr O.
U; snryry. No: ~. at wliIrh pS,int INA y" ;.
..s.I Mlip oH' VI ih3'ind "f rick, u. = "a "a
cfnl MONUMENT. M. ], then, L,l,,, . dhi-
prominent point IN Tie yItinit, ing ny other
course y. 10 DE- 10 min II. f;G1 I ~, .scai
saS sa1Sd no w. a. snryry, NJ. N; thras E.;
marked No. y. u $ 'StryIrT y 'sst. to AH
the prominent Peak called |", "; Wheies
Lear. 3. ~ IL d. l.; tLcnce G,oTtI, Honn,aa.
]. Ilc place uf organizing r,H,, rI ilIArArl No.
ncrrs. SouTScS exp csBr,I FnIu, H." "GG-lo)
dial Will L inHgnrtic variItIun az IS trus nicH-
=, anh nhg surrey has b..n usS 70 rs,s ~ min.
snroIiSIhai hutlco III fOratiVli 4 e~,t,s nIVFfn to
"i which IL now on tl, Iu nv TrnnI rrpy
Will tic hcld notes Their, az O-'e' t0Heihrr-'
Any sud all perHDnn Claiming ,S,.
'E f.1tII' VI w. or IOdc. or any paT, ,is .ns
W W. ~ '.iIrd. surveyed. plated aud ,"l';i's,
verse claim or ella his art duly t,I,.i u -, Nj
~; y" Inv hid the rrsuiatlui,. ihr,-H,',n.
~i i,, sixty tto DAYS fran tic dstn th"r,,,t'
Elk" C",ntE ~ H. % thy u D. I.ndi OiHca. Al
they viii DC barred hud all tLrIr rr,;'in1,;
rights waived. 10y Nir;ur al ia. ,Ur,ri.I,'''
me several statute" IT. relation tLrrcLI. "
nhrrri"tc, IN pnrhIiant IL law 1 dir, I'll
nuiicrtO he PuIriShrtI for a fuiI ,,,I,'. thir
Hn haSs'in the ELEU DAILY IxnErESnrxJ
u uIS hnSrlnIar. printed anil hruiLI,hrj a,
~, A", Va Tue Comfy " Elko. State ol Ne,L.'
Iucl'ion of said mining rf1m.. we
,,,o-co, JOHN s. SIASlICGH,
'N'oN W. :. ltr-.i,Irr
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BREYiTlES.

The sum Of S5GS, 10 in bullion, WIS
shipped from the CoInstock Saturday.
TnE vcIitublc original Tom Thumb,
is to appear Ia II Carson audience shortly.
MONTGOMERY QUEES's hig show is
coming tins way. II is announced to
npl cur III Carson sometime next month.
CRIcEETs have mn,lc their appearance
in the northern part Of this county in.
ltrgo numbers, and MISC i'll srmU places
south u: the railroad.
Ink redemption Of National Enuk
mc:,s hy the Redemption Agency last
month. was nearly thirty four and
half millions Of dollars.
y QUIET, peacrahlc man named Fury,
says tho RerciIir, wa. siIshlly wounded
~ IL shot irOin II pistol while providing
mbumt the Chiucse quarter Of Austin,
Tucslu: night.
TAcH CHASDILE, after continuous
rcsid' nee of twelve ycars NJ Washington
l. Lr liking camp. aud scndimg MI his
p"rSo' III property to Detroit. II isn"w
thou ht he will not attempt to succeed
sen" or ChristIanry.
: iIsrArcH from Camp Stambn"rh.
w coming, snSR The richest dig ;ihS' over
discovered in this country, were iouhd
n uunr,cr Of mile from this ost
Oh Wednesday,. by the Post cnrprh'tr'
He Inns ten men ut work who are taking
out twrnty.G cents TO the i"n.
TnE Sirtr Smfs snys; Felix Levy.
youth az eighteen. and II ION "i u. H.
Haskell, also in his teens. are preparing
., ,,,c,, n store at Golcnnda station.
", wish tho boys success in this enter
prise.
4 Iyrrrr from Montnua to the Salt
I,kc YSiLumS states that VI. c. Page,
limited States District Attorney for that
| Territory, WIS drowned u few dnys ago.
while crossing the Madison in - buggy
with Col. W. +. Sanders. The vehicle
was overturned by tho current, AMI Mr.
Page failed to reach the shore.
\ FATAL accident occurred ia the
| Edith Quicksilver Mine. sixty miles
| north uf Nnin. near Pine Fiat. un Sun
LAY evening last. Two men named
William Glu.Snn niil i. Arsnll. mem.
| here 81 the III. ,ht shift. were being low
| cred lnwn til" shaft nhpnt II O'Clock,
when tho breaks gave way aud tho cage
fell "A disianc" Of 80 feet with terrible
violence. GLEASON was instantly killed.
nnd both Of ArsallS legs were crushed
MI broken.
Is view OF the silly stories so often
told and reiterated. TIM, Tillcn's intcu'
ton was To contest for tho oll!Cc of the
Presidency. tho following reply OF that
gentleman To mn argument by n friend
whu advocated such n step is rnrticu
lnriy pertinent. MIR. Tildcm said Il,
hal carefully aud comscicm,iously con,
sidrrcd the subject III all lis possible
phases. and had become convinced thai
shonld he adopt Tho course suggested
il wonld hc resisted 10 the extent al
dtcnrhing tho land in hlood; that Il,
shrunk from the responsibility Of pre-
cipi,ntiug another terrible civil war mn
conceded in the COMPROMISE whicl
nvrrtcd TIM, disaster. lie fclt kocnly
the imw"picty "f tho mraus hy which
tho prsrn, result hid been brought
about, Int did not regret his own action
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The New oIInSA

Rahh TcNSlwa'd has received sotao
mere samples Of ore fro,a the 70.
etn'iy-disoorceeSi mines hear tho
Rattle Mountain Tcal: al.ou, 50
Enilca noI'hScSi Of Austin. The orc
1houn tH us irp,n iheSe mines is soi;l
spsrniitetnSs saicna. The ledge fTu.n
which IL vas taken is named the Enrc.
ka, ia width is ats9a; nine tVyt, suA She
discoveries have snnk on tito depth
ei thirty ttc.. The tnincs a.e wisl;a
The Ii,ai's Of Ere-s Hiyrt district, s,ii
district having been extended to take
them in, 50 TIA, they nigh, ,r governed
lY It's cid c>iAhiishcl laws. E.,I 's -.
---,as-r---as. ~ =s--.ss.-aa-
Mems Samn,,I Hats az rlit { Cans
tar ~ cCpi$ piece,
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CAI,PA.TS. EIr.

WO have on hlnl hraniiful assortment Oi
"Tuo-ply" ThrrU-i"y HETain Lnl l;Tu'
CaTprIs, Ia tho lair.t NJ Il m"-t elegant d"s guS.
The AbuNr mrEti"n.'l G''u,r Lrr I"n we'll kuuwn
10 nECd any C"II.mcui .T'.m ~. aud W. ,imriy
desire Hn in-I~cI.uu al "ur Hr"I- .rfuTr JnIr.
chnsi ~ "iscS here No W. ulh aha state in ,lis
c"nmrrtl"n that W. hHv" II fuII suI ply "f FLOOR
OIL LI.UrHS AMI MATTHIAS un hand.
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DOnIc.ST;CS.

Orr rfock of P"mr ~'Ir G-''l. = rrrlct" ~ MI
it's drrrtin"Lir. nid rnnITi-'A full a's"r''
mrrt of Iui%IE. 81 S INS. !IlEErlS'iS. tn
nLE ILStSS. rLGNSEI.S. Err. "" have al.
MAY. uIn,Ir II nnr aim 4" place th"rr g"''ls Cc.
fore the pub Sc hi tlr I"~"'t ra'h price,. "i'i
,.rr PATRONS will b." able Ia rurcharr tlirm Ai fan
sranri-cu pr:rrr.
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In consequence of the irrespective
advance III Turkey, corresponding dc.
cline IN oystcTs ia in order. anil here.
after four hits will sCcMrc plato ot the
luscious hvalvcs ut the item Restaurant
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Rover Again.

Tho Rsn" journal is authority for tho
statement that Rover. the alleged muir
dcrcr of Sharpe, is to huvc another trinl
in wnshuu county, tho ttiul boing set
for tho ! It'll Of next month. '''''
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Tho ind:cR ions that % general wal in
E"rope can not 10 avoided, arc inrrcns-
Ing daily, and M involvement Of ull tho
principal powers, is almost rcr'aiu,
The recent action OF President McAlu-
hon IN France, i'll proroguing the cham
bcrs, has occasioncd alarm in GERMANY.
1t being r. garicd ma signal victory for
The ull, md sancs, her open enen les,
in consequence Of which, bismarck has
been recalled to Berlin, mud ut II Minis.
ierinl Council held Tuesday, tho future
policy to be adopted towards France,
WIS 10 DO decided, and in view Of tho
appointment Of monarchical cabinet
to SHppiant the Republicans, in France,
1t Is not reasonable TO suppose that that
policy will embrace measures Of n VAR.
hculHriy conriliatory character, III
their present attitude, very little is re-.
q"ired to produce M open ruuturc
between tho two countries. England.
rs Is well known, has only been rrSirain.
al ~ taking part IN lilo contest by "A
strong opposition within her own Lo,.
deH, and should her forcis interests,
whI'h an NOW only memacc,, bc cau.rd
to suffer tn my great extent, even the
powerful opposition referred 10 will I've
obliged I" surrumh. Hungary is urged
I" ally herself with Turkey for her own
protection against the cucrrachmcnts
OF The MuScoVit@; Roumania has already
cast her lot with Russia, Greece is
about TO declare war with Turkey, md
the complications arising from rur.
turS between France and GERMANY. ni
this junEture, would necessarily involve
Italy, and perhaps, Spain.
So. .E<y~z-sES
Ink Hi"is3 Hrojss-, referring 20 Rock
Greek di$,ric', says;
The late strike. tho Silver Rcll. is Al,
tmcting much attention. TWAS laca,ci
OH ia" 2oth Of April las; 10y Il. II. Nor
Son, Superintendent 81 the Falcon. an,
Is situated IVES; Of the Owl and SCORPION
ami Across I'll" crSrk fiona the Falcon
Tue ledge has hvan cat III six rlsces
four hnuarCd feet III Irn.;h anl show
H'r $S'nr rhStarirT M n1r ;Stuu!hnD, i
the faIt>nn, wl,ica leads 10 the t.I,
ths' they arc enc ami Tho SA,rt. In /,
tniire length ths Silrrf Dali shows H..
and "nt'""nial silver, ani pieces Of III
ore s"nt {" It's lrak very faiirIius.
The moth extension III the S;lyc
Esli has htCa located Ivy other ,ar,is
who have cat the ledge. aui /, ais
shows ruby silver.
The Scorpion aaa Gal arc i:nmt,li,,.
" west Of the Falcon in the c,d,
mentioned. Very lii,lo work has Lcc
done Oh either Of them, and they a,
idle bow, hai eirec; 10 start NIP q. =
early day.
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DOHNELLY, DUNN & CO.,
CtATrIE AND SHEEP >sssYExTa
DEALERS, NS&eIt
Cattle mil Sheep hongh, nnl sold or
tlsunhtcIcd on Commission.
SlaughtCr.houscs on, First mud Fifth
avenues. nrnr Krntncy Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.

iS'Pattics In The imtctior Wishing tn.ho
informed ABOUT ilr maTEct prices. ETC..
will receive tho desired information br
addressing; tuo hr,n ~ their Office, No.
G0l California street. rIRcf ~ nrHtnS .
Snu trnIII!sv,'. mi'u. 2.
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CHrIiCtS,
HooIs Riid Shoes

LHtlIr.' and GCn;H FurnisiiInE GootIr,
In fact r"mIlrt" stock M rvCry thing ralGn,n.
ted tn meet the re iui',mIut Is Of the l.ublic.
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CIoihinE una Gsnts' urnIsi,ing
GUUtIA.

winning una Cshth' hfnlNhihH
t;UUdA.
Til. department 81 our stock H. crowded T."
over. nuwing. aud r"itsInr = grand dIs..i,y uf
rlolhinr. We have suits frum I'll" cheapest 4"
Tho Iaust 'lulr rate -UtR SiJ ~ SGITS-arc dc.
cidedi. tie gr.atcrt harraln, ever plac,d Lrfurr
III" public aud al our cI"thirg ALL b. found
eluAlly chrap III rr'I"Ttlum.
Our stock 81 MESS rUUSTSiIISG GOODS
roiArattnr m make Il mere ihsu ever Si,rae.
EVo. Eud HrIiiIr nrn VIII i m The fuinE" ~
LGTYiufuIr 4 complete liIp"f
WHITE ASD cuIOuLD SHIFTS
M,Jluo aEd Canton fi2nud
UNDER wEAu,
Host.
uYEENII.S.
etc.
And everything essential to men,. wear
MILLINEIIY.
ladies will please take r"ticr that We NIlI have
InCti,a n,illiuCr H. G. instant Attendance. Who
will TAKE orders and matc ny Hat. In tho Ia;r.l
Spring aud SuiuIurr styles. The hdi-. will low
hr alic e. hwr hat. m,dr nccorlinr So their
own tastes mud di'Criirn. Anh not hr compelled
I" tax" sh"r m"tn guHis, which ore racCL Lc.
fUrv them ~ new yirN"
AZ Samples sent free TO any part Of The
county "n application.
ALL ORDERS ftf.tEp PROMPTLY.
y" sr% Respectfully.
ais nADT 4 uASs.
NUT PINE WOOD
{ CONSTANTLY IN HANn ASn ron SALE
Is QrANTiTIES To STIR.
WOOD YARD.
ny TIE VIPER rHrp1.
10. w"oL Promptly DciiVcIrd. "a
w.! T. H. SMITH, Proprietor,
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NJ ,IllkIED.

GErTY-I.AltlwAY-in Like. May 81, 1871, by
Rrv. ]. ~. BycrH, ::r. ChInccy Grily to Nils
lZ"ra arlw-y. bath III EurrLa COUNT,
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT

Applicable" No. ~. U. 8. survey xo. ;.
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ASSESSMENT ( NOTiCE.

J0uZzLEa MINE. TUsbAR II, iMSrRICr,
tn cArora. ElEn County. SrvA s. IAbGS-
trl, January llih, 1870; recorded. January n,
1870. To 1huuIsS War and JANIS aurthcr-
You are hrr""y hoIihri that yum TL"mas
War !. arc indebted To- m tn IN, aruunu Of
$3i 10, Tor .5Jl feet: u:'l you. James AurIhrT
Ia The sun of AS -. 10: = U feet, LIbnr Ir.r.
hTi'd "H HAih PuH ~ claim. iIr thryrEr lS;i,
10 h'c'TdaiIcr win lLU mIlr aud pros I'D. H.
Ah luTihtT t.En LOii'.'. TINT uul,..s thu Katu~
IL rIid I" Irn' ia fIl. II, ~ dag fiona date, {
INA take LiNIn; 'Gn 1T ihu lIT. ia nd'h r4--t
mad" aud prov 'n'l aS,IIuu control and
ownership Tor ny ""n uSrs ait / IrIrprrvs
IL. kkkFLR.
Tus arIrI, March ., 'S57. m2I.YVL
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Clothing,

Dry 0oods,
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U. =. LAND OFFICE, AT II.Ko Srv,n, ,
AiurIh 1Gil, $500
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-27

The majority Of Democratic members
believe it to be duty to go on with the
count, while minority are in favor of
resistance under the literal provisions
of the law, which would permit an arrest
Of proceedings to the extent Infringing
a separation of the two Houses upon
every State which remains to be counted
There is also the abstract right left to
the House to follow the votes of the peo-
pie of Louisiana and Florida, and to
count in Mr.. Tilden. This would be re-
taliation, hut not law. 1t would be lit
eral justice as between man and man.
but 1t would not be according to agree
ment. The Democrats made their bed
and must lie in it, with all the Procrus.
team limits of measurement for the
party which was agreed to when the
bed was made. 1t is the pound of flesh
which is demanded and the sacrifice
must be made. 1t is unjust that it
should be SO, but better this than worse.
Better this than violated faith on our
side, even though, as Mr. Webster once
said, a compact broken upon one side is
. compact broken upon the other.
While this is true, it will not excuse us
for breaking contract after having
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children, and while she was doing the
honors Of the evening, some iiend in
human shape slipped TO the open win
dow, near by and placing the muzzle
of shot gun near enough to burn the
window sash, fired, the whole load taxi
ing effect from the side Of the head
entirely blowing Off the head and spat-
tering her brains in her husbands face.
Her husband thinking himself the
victim Of the assassin, jumped up, gath
cred his gun and ran around the house
10 find the villain, but lot seeing any.
one, returned to find to his utter grief,
his wife was the victim, A coronerS
jury was summoned by 7, j. Golfer,
deputy sheriff, AZ soon as possible,whose
verdict WAS in accordance with the above
statement Suspicion rested upon her
stepson-n-law, who lived hard by, in
consequence Of some threats, He was
promptly arrested, and is at this writing
awaiting trial, witnesses being sent for.
We will not say more concerning the
case until court investigation and will
furnish more of the particulars then.
Mrs Hester was u Christian lady OF
high standing, known and loved by all
the community, and her unfortunate
and sad demise is regretted by ALL
RADIX
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Wanted-To Rent.
Wsnted-Female Help.

HOUSEK Wanted, u lady house
Ill keeper, for gentleman and children, In
the country. Address, with salary, age, Ies-
Dallas, Texas. feb2l
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A BIT OF BIOGRAPHY.
From the Lobby 10 the supreme Bench
How Junge bradley and Judge
strong dame up1n the Scene.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer,l

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
WASHINGTON, February l2-Who is
Justice Bradley? Well, he was an orna.
ment Of the lobby You have probably
heard Of the lobby? MOI Is ii possible2
| thought every one had heard of this
third estate Of the government that,
owing to the dirt accumulated about it,
might well be called real estate. 1t is the
agency established by Congress to lacili-
tate business between it and people APP
pearing before it possessed Of claims Of
all sorts. AS the representative repre-
sents, and the agent reflects the tone and
character Of his employer, the lobby is
quite as bad as Congress, and is generally
composed Of meanmen and lewd women
Attorney Bradley was in this lobby work
ing for the New Jersey railroad compa-
MES, Attorney Strong was likewise in
the lobby laboring for the Pennsylvania
railroad companies. These two gentle
men had other clients, and were mixed
in other schemes, but these were their
principal employments and interests.
While the two workers were hang
ing about the passages and committee
rooms OF Congress, the Supreme Court
under Chase, chieI,ustice, promulgated
tender case This gravely affected the
railroad interests so largely represented
by Messrs, Bradley and Strong. The
companies hurried to Washington in 0
high state Of alarm. In few days the
Arlington, Wizards, and Ebbitt, were
thronged with bald-headed, round
bellied parties Of the highest respecta
bility in appearance-all were rogues
disguised under stocks and clean shirts
= Their first move was II law of Congress
increasing the Supreme Bench tive
members, They found ON count tina,
with such addition they could vot,
, down Chief Justice Chase and his gold
+. tender associates Poor Chase, he say
! what was coming and fought bare
, against the packing, but fought in vain
The lnlqulty was consummated.
= IL was not contaminated until Gran
: sent into the Senate two names to ill
. the places. OF course, places ON tn
supreme bench are not to be had ever,
day, and the most eminent men in the
legal profession in the country wer
spoken Of Eyarts, Curtis, Black, an,
4 others were canyassed, but Grant sal,
" openly, and, among others, to my irieu,
V Mr.. John A, {, Gray Of New York, tina
i he would nominate no man to cithe
' place who was not pledged to u reversal
! OF tho legal thender decision. He wa
: MS good us his word, and to the amaze
/ mcnt of the world at large, and to tn
y delight of all the heavy corporation
!, he nominated Messrs, Strong and BraC
i ley. The lobby got drunk on chan
= payne with delight and in due cours
" of indecent haste the legal tende
u decision was reversed.
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The Republicans are in hurry,
They do not want any further talk or
delay over the frauds they have com
mtted and are committing, in and
through the electoral commission. Ev-
erywhere one hears of complaints and
suspicious from the leaders and Office
holders of the party, Not that they
care so much for denunciatlon
and arguments from the Democrats.
They are impervious to these. They
are anxious to have the count over
promptly and the appropriation bills
passed in order that they may have
full swing, unencumbered by the next
House of Representatives and Senate
largely reinforced by Democrats, till
December next. They require u con-
siderable margin of time to whitewash
their infamous record, to manufacture
now frauds, and, if possible to change
the Democratic majority OF the next
House into minority. Then, if this
electoral commission farce is soon end.
ed, Morton Chandler, Cameron Sher.
man and the other Jacobin leaders OF
the party can use Grantbeiore he retiree
to uphold Packard and Chamberlain
and can shape the policy Of Hayes be
fore he commences TO rule. Delays in
concluding the commission farce or il
passing the appropriation bills might bC
inconvenient to these conspirators, /
would be so, undoubtedly, should thu
fraudulent president be compelled tt
call the new Congress together immedi
ately This would not only proven
the Radical leaders having the tim
they need to carry out their programm
smoothly, but it would hinder, probo
bly,, any contemplated effort to turn tn
next Dem )cratic House into n Repul
lican one. Whatever the small majorit
Of the next House may be, whether 81
or ten, more or less, if the Republican
have till next December to bull do2
, that majority, backed by the admini
= tration, the Democrats may find then
: selves in minority. 1t is no use tall
ing about outroges or frauds any longe
!, or trusting to any appearance Of hon
/ esty There is no fraud the Repubica
$ party is not capable Of to maintain il
g power, The only course for the DEM
e Gratis is to keep sharp eye on the en-
s my and to checlimate it at every STE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-27
A Queer Faliin church.

Philadelphia Gazette There was n
sudden sensation in an Oakland church
on u late Sunday. 1t appears that a
young lady member of the choir be.
came so anxious to examine certain
exasperatingly pretty bonnet in pew
back under the organ loft, that she lost
her balance and turned summer
sault down upon the unsuspecting con.
gregation. The. minister had only
reached "tenthly," when he was shock
ed by dissolving view of stripped
stockings; and the millionaire under.
meath had just selected his smallest
coin for the heather, when n pair OF
two.inch heels struck him in the back
of the neck
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-27

ITALY is making great preparations
for a representation ut the Paris Expo
sition of 1878. Two hundred tons of
statuary belonging to the government
will be sent, by way Of decoration for
the Italian section, besides numerous
paintings and other ornaments. Manu-
features will be represented to greater
extent than ever before During the
expositions of 1851 and 1855, Italy was
still divided into several States; during
those Of 1862 and 1867, she was torn by
political divisions At the time of the
Vienna Exposition she was suffering
from commercial crisis, and Philadel-
phia, being distant point, did not re.
ceive the attention that greater prox-
unity would have commanded. In
1878, all past shortcomings are to be
atoned for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-27
Wantsd--To Buy.

no BUY 900 worth Of dry goods for
/ which Will pay $4,000 cash, and give
so West Virsinia coal lands ut s5O per acre.
Address "a. b ;" Herald office. teb23-lw
COUNTY SCRIP wanted at the Exchau ge
" Bank. County scrip issued prior To the
10Th OF July, 1874, and not registered.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-27

DWELLING HOUSE-An elegant dwell
~ ing house, recently constructed, In the
town of lawrence, ON the Pacific road, rs
miles east OF Dallas, will be exchanged
for almost any kind of personal property.
The house has five good rooms, is two stories
high, nicely painted without and papered
within; has gravel walks, good fence, and
one OF the finest underground cisterns In the
state. Address, II. Il. English, Herald office.
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