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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26
NND STILL THEY COME.
GoveTsor Joe nrsv". at Georgia.
aud Hab.Ft Ieauss~ yi.it our gtty.

Governor Joe nrsva, of Georgia.
aud Hes-T, Ies-ss~ yi-it our cay.
"uus Joy doth tread upon another's heels.
o. fast fuHy iulus.
We are getting used to u, and taking
10 "by and large, "kinder like IT, There
Is a little % our right arm still left
from the hand.shaking we have done
lately all with great men, too. Here
after, nothing less than n congressman
eau expect to receive any attentioh
from u-. We must draw the line some
where Just think of the work We
have bad 10 DO In the last few days,
and Imagine our feelings II a colonel
or a major should approach US aud
want 20 shake hands. No, sir, We
couldn't do II. Last night the Pacific
train from tie east brought in a spc-
cial ear, on board Of which was Joseph
Brown, the war governor oi
Georgia, and General Robert Toombs,
Major Bond, one Of the vice presi.
dents Of the road, was with the party.
Major Bond aud General Toombs pro-
ceeded TO the LeGrand, but Governor
Brown, being unwell, remained in the
car We had the pleasure OF an In.
PRODUCTION 10 the general, who Is as
hale, hearty and risky rs boy of
iGteen. lie is here TO look after his
landed interest ia this state, and has a
number Of farms on the upper Trinity.
He will proceed To Fort Worth today
with Governor Brown, az he expects
b meet his agent there.
lie seemed in good spirits, and out
Of curiosity he was asked his age. He
said, ''Confound IL was born July 2,
$50, aud IL 10y age was not on record
50 confounded often, would make II
lively with you young fellows yet
among the girls" The general claims
10 be an oil Texan, and will visit
some old familiar scenes. The party
will remain la the state several days.
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Sunday, thresoF four families from
the city were out at Cedar Lake for q
pleasant ride. Just before getting
there, one OF the buggies containing
three seats, with three ladies In 1t, was
driven into guliey or ditch at the
ide of the road at such gate a. threw
the seats and occupants out, bruising
two of the ladies severely. Owing to
the hurts thus received, the parties did
not return to the city until nightfall.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26
DALLAS. Texas April IS, 1867.
apl29-d,w-2m.
TN. Leading c,s...nx Ho... Of D.,l..

Tine Leading Closhsnx Hoase Of Dallas
+. NJ. kann Il Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock of
well made cl0t hing i'll the city OF 0al
las, and as good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop sc to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone "a to the truth their asser-
lions. They also ep a first-class
stock Of mems fur eping goods, con.
sisting of a compete stock of meu,s
hats, which they make speciality o.
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at, xtrerue low figures.
They also keep an hand the most COM
piete and finest lineaf neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view of the
above stern facts. We. can cheerullye
recon mend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and We feel con-
fdent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce T.. NJ. Kahn & Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas
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sa@ak Thief.

Sunday night some person entered
TIE passage-wsy tetween the Tsberna-
Gle aud Mrs. Warren'a boarding house,
on Elm street, and leaning into the
open window, distracted from the
room basket containing . number Of
Articles, a black hand-sstchel. . hand
cooking glass. hosiery aud gloves, wsrs
within reach. Who ever u was. evil
uehlly were bold, Ms It was before
hine o'clock. and service was going ON
81 The shsrch and the windows wsrs
open, oaly . lev feet hom NJ MID,
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DRAWING POSITIVELY JUNE 30th, 1877.
And Every Three Months Thereafter.
certificate o1super,i.or- OF Drawing

THIS is TO certify that the first drawing of
the Kentucky CASH DiStEibuti ION Company
took place on The bta OF Dece IA Der in Mai,-
Hail, Frankfort, Ky, IN our presence and
under our iinined late supervision.
We further state that every ticket, aud
usrt of u ticket, which Aad been sold were
represented in the wheel and that the draw
ing WAS fairly and honestly ous'ucted. We
further state that We Ind Interest what
ever IN the enterprise, nor any connection
with the same, except IN the character o. SUI
pervisor>, whose sole duty was - protect the
Interest OF tie tex et- holders and 10 pre- ide.
over the drsw iug.
Hon. Alvin DGyall, late chief justice of thu.
suprs me court OF kentuSk Ky, James q. bud
ley, chairman board OF school trustees.
Grant Green, cashier FaTme ~ Bank OF KY;
Hon. y. 1. M. Major. public printer. state OF
kentucky; Hon Thomas ". Lindsay, pr,,.i-
dent Farmers Bank OF kentucky; Hon.
Thomas &. Jones, clerk o sup. court OF Ken
lucky; Judge X. A. Thompson, presidius
judge franklin county coart, James q
Crockett, clerk Franklin county court.
h5fb lttaI cSs can be made ky NJ all, TX PRESS
Draft, L. %. Order or Registered Letter, made
pava. le to q. W. Barrow h Co. All com IA d.
nications and orders for tickets shocld be
addressed to q. W. BARROW & CO.,
General Mans ers.
Courier Journal Building, Louisville, KY 4.
may2 deS,d1wSw
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The delightful effects of this new principle
DR.. J. II. McIean's Cough and Lung Heal
ing 1iobules. As the saliva In the mouth
scts on the giobales gas In generated which
sooshes and hsais irritation OF the throat
and lungs. makes the voice clear ~ birds
cures hoarseness, coughs colds and consump-
u. Trial BOXES, BY mail, Is cents. DIR. J.
II. Mclean, 3i4 Chestnut street. ST. Louis.
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.,l,HE SrATE OF TEXAS-To all person
i m'cs,sted in the guardianship OF the
state ~ susie j. and Cora T.. johnson, mi
nors. u. ". Cvotes, Guardian, has nied, Ia
the County Court OF Dallas County, his final
exhibit OF the condition OF said estate, to-
Eether with his applieationt II he discharged
theTefrom, which Will be heard at the mex
tsrm Of said court, eommenc cling on the third
Monday In May, A. d.. ls77, al the Court
house, In the City OF Dallas, at which time
all persons interested in said Guard Ianship
may appear and contest said Application II
thsy see proper.
Witness, A. Norwood, County Clerk of Dali
las County, Texas. Given under my
hand, and the Seal of said Court al
ONCE, in City of Dallas, this 18th d ay
March, A. ID. ISL.
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NorI,T THE \

,......r.uf,If subscribers az" marked
NJ .....,rr.rsftuu Of the time tor which
II ...g sf. paid with H '.sf "J f'i y Those
a .. I...T. tHr.r papers continued win
N rs.0uf.'y rs. and accompany tn" no.
.... vuu rHE cAsH -otherw isc, III
.r..H. promptly di-cpnunued.
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LEGAL ioyrRTlsEnnTs.


Taken up bv II. @. Miller and estrayed be-
fore 70. T. Ayen, Justice OF the peace, Pre-
ctnct Not A brown mare about years
old y hands hies, indsscribAhis brand on
tsfLs -. ]. q ON both hIpa. bay yeorl1ng
COLT no bKandA. vaiued ~ rs.
Taken mp by j. y. Bennett, and ssifayed
bef0ee John Prussosi, justice Of the peace for
prec1nst No. -, one dsxk brown mare,
Ahout thirteen End > half hands high, ok OF
"a 3 a. laft shoal6ef and &C. - len NH.
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Honey.
Pitches. rn~,a.,.,..

Pitchers GnstOrta Is a mi let. substf-
int Tor Castor OH, ami IL as pleasant to tax q
a. honey- IL IL particularly siRpts. TO
leethins and irritable children. II destroy
Not ms, iissim uiatss the food, regulates the
steinAch, and cares Wind Collie. Few rem
Sefes are as enicactoas for fevertshness-
soria Is scientific aud purely vegetable
preparation more effective than Castor on.
aud neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA. Conn. May 8, lsze.
Messrs. ]. d. Rose Il Co., n T.:
cents; have n family of eight children
and have used as much Castoris as any fam
lily In the Uuitea States, i thtnl / Eay,
never found any thing equal To IT. Ny chill
dren have been saved from a fever several
tfnies by the use OF castorfa recommend
rs Use Tor children, fer many dIsss~es they
are subject TO, In preference 10 any med lcins.
Know OF. feel ft my duty 10 give this c..s--
tlncais on account OF the beusrits have de-
rived cy the Use of astoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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PepuIariilustrated book a5opages,on
VI SHoopi WoMASIfooDi MARRIAGE,
l.rpediments to Marriage, the cause
and cure. Sent seearely seoled, post
paid for go cents, by DR. C. WHITTIER,
the great specialist Read his works.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26

Mr.. Joseph Parker, an Iowa farmer,
came In yesterday to talk wheat to US.
He had several samples Of grasshop-
per wheat, but none 30 badly injured
- ~ be called worthless. Mr.. p. 10
the father Of the Parker brothers Of
the mills Of that name Ia this city.
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PopaIa illustrated book tass pases) on
MANHOOD woxANHooD MARRIAGE linz
pedim.nts 10 Marriage; the cause and cure.
Sent seearety scoied, postpaid mr. 80 eents. by
Ds- q. 7WHTrTruR, si7 81. Charles street, 1T.
Louis. Mo, the great specialist Read his
works.
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G6e NeraG


.....sIus uamed gentlemen ARE a.
r. r.s.1Hya and rUcsipt TOT -uh-crl 2
' ... Do. ...- Daily and Weekly tier aid
81 henderson, SUI hhl Sp''"AN ''NN'
u....Hr fJCuauisou, Dallas eoun'
o. H.nuIF Decatur, Wise county
g.. ....s....Isuusou station, Isfraui
HIuag-uguJen, Denton county
I#I.. r...a T,Ilip sourt,. rsras.
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Maggie Mitchell, ono Of the women
arrssted for taking WIKI inson = money,
was released last night on ave hundred
doiiArs bail. We are informed that
oshas arrests viii probably y made
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26
Ayers Ague Cure,

Chill Fever, Rernittent FeVer, Dumb Asue,
Periodical OF Bilious Fever, a.. at1 ifldeel
al the Affections u Elch arse from snalzrt-
Gus, n1Arsh, ~ uliGsE1At.c poisgus-
This Is a compound remedy. prepared v1a
scientific skEl froIa vegetable ingr,-teuta ui.l \
rarely falls 10 cure the go cTsst rzsss q tsti.
and Fever AM Tee reacotaiiaHt ai-lf.isrs- >r.h
q remedy the nccrssiiies Of the p,afl- ~ g. la
rious distrirt- dslaAnd. IT. grfcaf uilert.Tifr
over any other medicine ys;di-cSycf0iI fsf t.ac
cure Of Intermittent, g., that q cluiliu- 90 54a-
nine or mineral, aiii. tiosr uAn tak- e arr ns-
frnn danger 0i guini-Iu or aHy iniuTi.a- -Trei-
and hesiiiIv hifer usiEs "a 81. t.gt.rr- q
has been eNt.n-is.ly u,apioye,i .iuFin= the D.
thirty year. Ia "a. lrcaiu. ug Il til.-s %
disorders, and 80 gHvIIyin- Ia icstl il. -ues r
haf Nhas gained ute reputation - i-.tar Yuf =
hhlc. d team, therefore, - safely rCr5u.msi "a
sure remedy and sl.ccirs tor ths I-,.r SGT
Agu. of the Wet. aud TIE thiiis and T-V..t -
the Snuth. II eauutcrart. the niiasn.afi- f.ll.a
In the blood, AMI frees the system fFols Hla-
enoe. 80 that fever and ague. shake ar ASIDE
once broken up by b, do not Ict.rn ghiI SIC
disease Is again Contracted.
The great variety Of disorders Whirh ara f-ra
ths irritation OF tins poison. such A. N--F=iEt.
Rh-umati.n. Gout. Headache. BiIada..-.
T"othsehs. Esraeh.. Cstarrh. Aahfn.. I'ai-
piia,Ion. splenie Affections. uy-terio.. IA .r.
in the bowels, Coiie. Paralysis. aud dUrafis,-
u the stomach. all of IA hici become iltrrll..f.
tent OF periodical, have no -eii-r remedy tf,l
ANEEs AGrE tUHE. wiIich ciarcs th-ia al zl.L-
and protects thc .y-ten fioan firtirr aitacks 8 .
iscyenuye, h B. Of zlfsrn-c service iIi iho-.
communities ghrTe Fever AMI A.-u. prevail as
1t -iays the .Nrlsl,iiirut Of tiC di.ra-s & - H
Gu tie nTsi approach of IL freiisunitaFN .ylri.
t''uus. TFavciiors AMI temporary r.--,,irilts 4.
Csas eaabled 10 def u.s-s 'is-orirs-. sn4 o..
n - ever suffer u rtcy aTal tiscsu-,lsel 20 O..
gruic lion tli- ncnlnlF ailgtls.
EuF ffssr rrr.fua- from ss.rfHH
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SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION co.
LOUISVILLE ky, JUNE 20, 1877.
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS !

TURNER'S aud Drorcrs Bunk, L.,aisciae. Eg..
IrcdStt.ers.
The Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
psny, authorized by u special act OF the Leg
isiatare. for lie BEN q III the Public Schools
OF FrRnkfo.t, VIII have the second OF tn,.
series OF grand drawings In the city of Louis
Vile, KY, saturday, June sUth, isis, at Pun
lie Library Hall, scheme c tIu nieiisur.Ite
Resd the list of Gifts: / grand cash sift OF
so,DS; grand cash gilt, $500; ! grand cash
gilt, sl50t1i grand casa GIFT, siu,uuE grand
cash gifts, 5000 each, $1,000; > gtAn,I ca "a
gifts, $40 each, $1,000; 20 cash giftS, Il 90
each, s41,0Oo; 10 cash gifts, xi0j each so. f4l:
No cash gifts, 600 each S36,JiS; 80 cash gIlts,
ssJ each, Ss0,ts0; 800 81, gJIts. SO eaeii so
90. 6,e1 cash gifts, sic each, sGU Oit o.: cash
gifts, amounting To sJio.0,D. Who . tieti u.s.
3lUi haivcs, s.. quarter, 81 ~; II tickets sI,.l:
1873 tickets, $50, 5tS4 tickets, sJ0o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25

until nj o'clock this evening, the signal officer
st Kitty Hawk reported to the chief signal
officer. ms follows. ''Tbe surfmsn have just re-
turned ans report that the Huron has gone to
pisces. Thirty persons were saved: all tha
others perished No assistance was rendered +"
= he following is n list Of the officers Of the
Huron: mtnander, q. 7. Ryan: commanding
lieutensnts, y. A. Bimonds and L. q. Palmer:
masters. w. M. Conway, II. X, Taylor anl W.
q. French. ensigns, I1cien Young and J.. W,
Dana, surgeon. q, \. Cobrath passed assistant
paymnater. 9. N. Sanders chief engineer, ID. L.
Alison! assistant engineer, n. q. beng: cap
tains clerk, ]. y. l.. Ealyin cadet engineers. E.
W. Warhutton. h. T. N. Loumis, and dtaughts+
man, }, J. Evans. with a rtew Of las men.
The Huron left Hampton Roads yesterday for
Key West aud Havana
The naval officers are OF the opinion that she
was caught In the severe eastsrly storm Inst
night and driven on leo shore being unable
tn work off Capt Ryan is an officer Of splsu-
did record. and the Department thinks that IT
the vessel could have been saved he would have
saved her.
The Huron was n three masted schooner
riegei iron sloop. built by John Roach at thes-
ter Pa, and wha launched In 1874. under tho
name of Alliance her named having since been
changed ~
Tho signal service observer al Kitty Hawk
reports to tho chief signal officer ut go p. N.
as folows Among 1se saved from the wreck
of tha Huron were y. l.. Whrburtnn. +. Young.
II. y. Dewey q. L. Ryan. James Murphy. g. ".
Sanders aud Mr.. Kane Assistance want ed
Immediately. Several dead bodies arr no "
lying on the beach tho others who perish cd
are stil in tho breakers. Only four officers and
thirty men were saved. Tho captain perished.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25
THE TWEED RING INvEsTIG Alto \
Examination Of John W, Keysrr.

NBw YoHg. Nov q4.-The Tweed ring investi-
gatoh was resumed to-day. with Tweed and his
cillnSel present.
John II Keysnr was the only Witness exam
ined He testified that from 1867 To 1871 he was
engaged In the plumbing End house furnishing
bu mess. Some Of his bills against tho city
were raised g9s per cent II was done ut the
suggestion of Woodward and Watson in order to
get his money. his bills having been before the
Board Of Audit for q considerable time
He did not know who got tho percentage, but
believed II was divided bet aeen Tweed. CON
molly, sweeny. Watson and Woodward. His
bills against tho city and county aggregated be-
tween s3,ooo.ooo and VI 100000. He had made m
assignment to jackson Il Behurtz for the benefit
Of the city He did this Mt the suggestion Of
Controller, Gfeene and others to nyod being
prosecuted by the city. Witness believed that
by fair accounting the city owes him money
but the charges agai nst him had made him
almost crazy. hence he had made the assign
nent He obtained from Sburtz. under the as
signment. about 100000 and spent this In pay.
ing debts incurred In doing work for the city.
te was not now worth n cent and was support
Ing himself on $1,000 u year salary from the
keyscr Staye Works, He had claims for some
$500 600 against the city. but willing to give
tho city tlrae claims
After further unimrortnnt test stimony tho com
mission adjourned till Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25
MADISON PARISH.
The Grand jury of the Parish Make
some Charges Against High officials.

The grand jury Of Madison one Of the most
intelligent and efficient grand juries ever i'm
panelled in that parish, has Just presented a
very strong report to Judge Hough, in which
they make strong charges against quite q num-
Der of high officials in that parish.
In visiting the Jail" they say, we find one
OF the rooms in the courthouse occupied as q
jailer's sleeping room, while we have to use the
police jury room for our deliberations. We re-
commend that said iailer be assigned quarters
elsewhere imme ediately. We also find that the
rooms in the courthouse have been used pre-
vious to this term Of court. for improper pur-
poses, lewd women having been locked up
therein. and, as we are informed, a price Of ad-
mission charged. We suggest that the sheriff
be held responsible, and that such conduct be
discontinued, either in or under the court
house."
We have visited the clerks office, and find
and unsatisfactory manner; the clerk, w. r. J.
Clements. ignorant of the duties OF his office,
and incompetent: guilty of ma !fea-ance in
office Afa1lure to issue papers when request
ed SO to do; issuing large amount of fraudu-
let scrip, contrary to law. and Of raising scrip
also having in his employ. as deputies, men
charged with forgery and issuing fraudulent
scrip. And it mas been brought to our notice
that parties in power have given the said clerk
assurance that he shall not be interfered WITH
and shall have official protection in case Of his
being resented"
we have examined the official bonds of the
different officers of this parish. and in our opn
ion neither that of the sheriff, clerk nor recor-
der is solvent. and we recommend that the dis
trict attorney or district attorney pro tenn. take
such steps as will require them TO give good and
solvent bonds and protect the interests Of the
citizens OF this parish
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Terrible Accident an the Charlotte. Go.
Iumbia ana Augusta Railroad.

COLUMBIA. Nov. A.-The startling news was
re eiYed here last evening that d terrible aeci
dent had occurred on the Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, about twenty miles from
Charlotte caused by the falling Of toe tresile
bridge that aphnned Fishing Creek. while the
noou train from Columbia for Charlotte was
running over 1t. and that NIL the passengers had
perishrd.
The cause of the accident Is conceded tn be
tho undermin ing Of the piers by the action Of the
Unusual current brought TO bear upon them
They were nnderrut to such mn extent hht the
jar Of the morning train being suddenly trans
ferred to these supporters. caused them to sink.
and their weight completed the ruin of tho
whole bridge.
Tho engine md tender passed over It In
safety. and the structure fell when the express
aud baggage cars were well on it, The OK press
car went into comparatively shallow water.
anl Express Messeng r Batennn escaped with
but little injury
Up to this hour the names Of the victims so
far ns aacertained here. are Messrs W. j. Orr
and J. +. Mclaughlin, Of Charlotte. N, G.. re-
ported drowned. and Mr.. Morehead. also Of
Charlotte injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25
TAX INJUNCTIONs.

grate DeIinauents Propose to EnjOin the
City judgments by Default.
Some days ago We published the fsot that do
faults had been taken 10 oil suits for city taxes
pending in the Third and Sixth District Courts,
amounting In NIL TO nearly 1000 GASES. and that in
the cases 10 the Third District Court defaults
had been made final.
Yesterday we were informed that IL was the in
teDtion Of quite humber Of real estate owners.
who are delinquents.
ro sUg our wR1rs or INJUNCTION
whenever the eff1rt Ia made by tho city 10 en-.
force those Judgments. The parties seem very
much incsnssd at the institution OF these suits.
beoatiss of the additional expense OF court costs
TINS imposed upon them. The proposed ipjuuc-
ti0ns will be taken out under
ACT 06 or THE EXTRA SESSION
Of 1877, q. etions o. 95, g5 ~ and gs As ws have
understood The merits IT the egal proposition, it.
is based on tho following clause Of section 81 Of
aet 9g:
After providing that the tax collectors Of the
city districts shall furnish the Auditor by the LIST
OF september with a
LIST or ALL PERSONS
who have failed TO pay their azss for the current
year. the act goes ON To say: "flsat the Admin
istrator Of Accounts OF ths city Of New Orleans ia
hereby direciei TO furnish . similar list ut the
same time TO ths Au iitor, showing the names Of
those whose taxes assessed remain unpaid, and
the description by the assessment roll Vi the pro-
perty, in order that said delinqusnts msy be in.
eiuded In the forfeiture TO be operated ss herein
provided, nothing in this section being intended
TO modify present existing laws as TO the time
when city taxes become due or the interest there
on, this section being intended simply to furnish
ONE SYSTEM or FORFEITURE
and sale for both State and city taxes, and TINS