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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
RAILROAD 7,Iyrs

90 - - -
RICHMOND AND PErEts,,-O
( iOMMENCING MARCH If ,s-7
" Oh this road will run as follow. '''', train,
LEAVE RICHMOND sor-u
1875 A. NJ. THROUGH slAIt, J,aa
ior Charleston. Augusta. ioI ",",'''thtf't;1s
vannah, Raleigh. A,i,nt, ''h,a- ~
montgomery, Mobitr, Va ,Naeta.
ana MI points SUuiL And !" prl"sbs
Also connects NJ PrtcrsLnrr,' ,n,l, go, ;
asahnie. d. tssissippi AMI Ohio ,.m u.
ior Lynchbdrg. FarmyIltr ,,,f,Nl't.i
ncal stations on that road. Xxx r'hsr
st0R9only m Manch.s.er an, ~, ,Hl' srIIa
1:Zo T. d., ACCOMMODATION daiIy '",|.Nr.
gers taking this train I'll, j., A~@I-
connection nj Petcr5bury e., - ctt.
ana at Norfnlk with .,.,nntt, :, 'fiI,k
steamers for Baltimore. piJ,.n.l I'm.
hho Ne" fafk, am. Nth H., ~ ,rnia,
inlnioii Steamers FOR Nns yo.IE' Do
-. Ellig III NJ regular .t1tl,r, =. y ;9i-
o:oo - a., fEEiSiiI daily icAcop, SAN. ''tEal.
li:lo i. b.. THROUGH MAI. daily r.,c..
GaEl, connecting for Weldon ~ MOI
wilmington. Charleston "L'iss
ana al points IN FicrtI,, t..,"in.tih
seeping-car for Wirnin-ttp , n',,n9H
S0nti. an! Tia
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
G:33 a. b., THROUGH NAIL daily tr,co,.,.
dayl, connecGus w.,h Kch,-,,,r ahn-
eTtcksb'lrg anG Potomac r7,Ir' I'd
al points North. Elt, l. and ~" !Gt
TAO A. d.. FREIGHT TRAIN GaIly tn'f''
day.. with couch ararIrrt N'''' SOC.
ll:oo u. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN u,,
Passenger coach att.lclni VIII
Elo +. 81. THROUGH MAJ. daily. cor,.s,,-
with Richm"nG. Frrr!rrirk ,irI-, .hf
Potomac railroad tyr an rni,,, HIi
and West. Sleeper attached, r.',.r nIt't
through. Also. making close r ,r',,Ie
tion with the Chc~,Deake AMI II ~
railroad for the EirgmL. Surln, 'n'2
MI points North al! West mi. aIa
stops only al Manchester and CO.
from Richmond South '"'y 'raia
Passengers Tor Glover iii ccuncc, =. tF...,-
daily, except Sunday. - "'''''
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 8 4. II. ani 5p n ,..-
Sunday till further notice. VIZ!
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII ,,.,r. ,.o-
the Appomattox depot. ''o1n
NH 10 A. SHAW S,,.,I,.
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FURNITURE


THE GREATEST BARGAINS ma
i FURNITURE EVER OFFERED ISt.
.RICHhfOND.-I am daily receiving at my new FSS5
warerooms, No. sos east Broad street, all the ]
latest styles Of Walnut Drcssing-Ca Suits, Parlol
and Dinfng-Room Furniture. Walnut Marbe-Tol
Dressng-Case Suits from $40 TO $3.50; Walnut
Marble-Top Suits, 500 10 500; Marble-Top Poplar
Suits $40 TO $50; Poplar Suits $50 to S45; Parloi
Suits, $50 TO 5000; Wardrobes Bureaus, Tables
Lounges, Cribs, Cradles, Cane and Wood Chairs
Fearher-Beds Pillows, and Boosters. Mattresses },
all kinds Oh hand and made to order. UpholserinS
- j. ID. GATEWOOD,
NH 8 sos east Broad street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs.M
Examine my large and superior stock OF fTS
FURNITURE, and MATTRESSES just man.
ufacturcd for my spring sales.
~, SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
NH 9-eod1m lEaE ~ Governor street.
NOW ON HAND, THE LARGESTM
IN STOCK OF FURNITURE, made to myE
orders, and daily receiving additions to same. Nf
that have ever offered TO tie public. fcels !
sure that onr new styles and finish, and low prices
will give satisfaction to all who wish, TO buy Ward
robes. sideboards, Dressing Cases. Redseads; also,
fine Parlor Suits, Etageres, dne Chairs, Lounges.
at-Racks, nne Book. Cases. Tables. &C., with fu!l
line OF cheap Furniture. Zee my stock before you
buy. Il 4. GATHRlGHTI
NH S.3m 10 Governor street.
J.
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AuCTroN sALEs-.TnIs nay:

AAS.s S------~---~-- -
vKTILL SELL THIS SATURDAY. MO Nm
wv ING at 10 o'clock, at public auction' NJ john
sons stahacs, 4sgs1& ~,.,ue
EIcHTEHE HEAD OF WEST vIRGrNIAWoRh'
AND DRrvING.HORSEs.
Amongst sbcrn Ia one VERY FINE, BROhEN'
nRfvING-MoRsE, six years old, aud trots Nss'
Al, Ia wart viii do we'll to attend she safS whic"
Is without reserve. x.x,,,> ,r,ypprry
NH 24.1t Ia ' w. IA
Nv Nh, G Anderson. General Anstioneers'
sssl -. 1924 Main street.
WE WILL SELL THIS MORNING at
W 'ac GOOD WoRK-HoRsES
i BUGGY nnd HARM ESS. ,,rpsf,S
- - :" HILL & ANDERSON; i
J.H. PLnAsANTs Salesman. - ..in AZ
Isy f. w. Powell. Aucttonccr'
1924 Main street
gp,uIS DAY At 10 O'CLOCK l VIII sen
1T INV store an invoice OF DRY GoolsS~ NO
TiONS, &C., consisting o.
TADIES' DRESS GOODS. ~ ~,u,-~>,r
DOMESTICS, PANTS-STuFtSsCL oIhaA"'
HOSIERY. FANCY ARTICLES. &C.,:
HATS. UNDERSHfRTS, and DRAWEkS,
Together with many othei articles not 10
,nstinn L. W.. POWELL,
!, NH 24-3t NucMoneeI.
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RAILROAD LINES.

Accommodation leaves Richmond at 3:45 y. b.,
and arrives at Gordonsvlle Mt 1870 r. ~, and ar
rives at Washington al 1855 PM
Mall trains run daily Except west OF GordopsvlIle
on sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping at Junction,
Noel- TreYillian's, Gordonsvllle. Charlottesville
Siaunton, Goshen, Mi,lboro', COvington, aud ali
regular stations west Of COyinkton.
Accommodation trains run daily Except Sunday.
aud connect Ut GordonsvilIe for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect at GOrdonsrilie
for Washington, aud mail train ut Charlottesville
tor LyncIburg and the South. -
Express train connects 1T Cincinnati with the
trunk lines for all points in the West. Northwest and
Southwest. including California, Oregon. and Texas
Nail train arrives ut Richmond 1T 1870 =. N.
Express trsin FROM Cincinnati connects ut Cor
louisville with the Virginia Midland railroad, ar
rITing Washington at 1870 a. NJ, and arrives al
Richmond u 6:30 a. b.. connecting with the Rich
mond and Danville and Richmond aud Petersburg
trains for all points South.
Through coaches from Richmond to Washington.
Accom- modation traiu arri yes at 9:l0 A. NJ.
SIeeping-cars run nlgh.-trulns.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points. t.s' ..
For rates, information. &C. apply ut Company's
Offices, and at S2G Main street. Richmond, Va.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
., General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
w. NJ. s. DUNN.
deg Engineer and superintendent.
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TENTLEMEN'S, BOYS, AEDw
UYouths' Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Brogans, 10
&C. Trunks, yalises, and SatcbelS ofeyel,Y &c "
iaI 500 and GIL Broad street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

L'OR NEW YORK.-The Old x<fEg>
Il Dominion Steamship Company's uSssases4ss,
steamship RICHMOND, Captain NELLY, will sail
SUNDAY, March 2bih. at IL O'Clock VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills CT lading signed. ana goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north. south,
east, and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2 round-triE tickets.
$50. Steerage, Sc and SS.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
NH 24-2t COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHE>rrAKEy
EAiLEpku. /
OF TRAINS.
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DILL ADELPHIA. RICH ~fS
SHIP LJNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PkbVI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TINES \ WEEk.-Cntil further
notice the steamers of this line will make triweckly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every r u ESDAY.
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston. and by Fail River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer.
". PORTER. Agent.
1925 Dock street. RichHonf.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE ( CO..
General Agents.
20. II South Wharvcs. Philadelphia.
ID. ID. c. MINK, Agent.
myl7 No. 20 Devonshirc street. Boston.
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nor PHILADELPHIA, PRO xfSS>
Il VIDENCE. AND Steamer zs1ks ss.s..
FANITA, Captain HOWE, Will receive freight for
the above ports until SATURDAY the Oath instant
Ut o'clock. W. y. PORTER, Agent,
ylh 24-lt 2425 Dock street.
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y fldAnAcsakHxs
By THE q
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST, ...
AND THE 80 80
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-sccond and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY, at IL VI. and SATURDAY at j.
NJ Through bills Of ladiny signed TO all Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rate..
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent.
Twentv-secoud and Dock streets,
fp q aud 9O3 Main sire, t..
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ANY of the above sent, postpaid, TO any address.
NH IA j. r. ELLYSON.
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by Lancaster & Lucke.
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank building, Richmond, Va.

GKuBBs & WILLIAMS, AucIioneers. mi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-09
i'OiiilrHI ItteTRIl,

The following gentlemen have re-
Gently turned Their attention 10 the
Folds Ol literature, and win lecture
during Hayes administrations The title
OF Brlslow's lecture Is. "rhr Whirlipip
OF Time" Schuyler CoGX Is going to
lecture on Tho Delights Of Private
Llle,' John A. Logan has % splendid
Lecture prepared, on the historical sub,
ieot; Boanerges aud His Tmes'
Zach. Chandler has mixed lecture,
semi reliLious IN style, II is entitled,
"lngalitudc" Wendell Phillips will
soon bring out lcd,hot lecture on
"lhe Lost Art Of Political Honesty"
Oliver J., Morton will make the great,
est effort of his life IN iayoring the cs
tablshmcpl, At Hot Springs, Of an asy.
lum for deGuyed politicians
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Mary had II little tooth,
IL wnsa white as SNOW,
And Mays breath was pure aud sweet
Asauy winds that blow
Twns SIMPLY using sOHODONT
Which made ANA kept thom so.


OF failing energy, that to which the tagged
out man OF business, the brain fIugued nu-
thor, the tirel advocate or the weary artiHun
can resort with the greatest certainty That
II VIII rovivo his overweight powers, In
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters, most genial
cordial, ns well us u benign remedy for dis-
orders OF the stomach, liver, bowels and url-
nary organs, ana " means OF oradicatng and
preventing nermittcntnnd remitient ievels
1t not only enliches the blood ana creates a
new fund OF energy in the system, but 1t has
the effect Of expecting impurities from the
he current whlch beget disease. The ipju.
rions influence Of abrupt transitions of tom
pernture, or an unwholosome climate and
Injurious diet, are counteracted by 1t, and 1t
promotes digestion, appetite and sound re-
pose. Give tia tltal and be convinced.
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Mrs. Helknnp.

Washington Capital Upon last Fri
day this beautiful woman left Washing
ton-where, at the Arlington, she has
resided since last summer-for her home
in the west. OF all who once followed,
battered, sought and sued this graceful
and winning woman of fashion, not one
was near to say, in leaden tone, fare
we'll We were not among those who
sought TO bask in the sunshine Of her
smiles in the hour Of prosperity. or par
took Of her generous or graceful hospi.
tally; and yet we never met her driving
out without her baby in her arms, or
saw her gliding quietly along the halls
Of the Arlington, that we did not have
the heartache. She had fallen from her
high estate through circumstances that
rob the event Of all crime. She saw
those near and dear TO her accepting
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To All, Particularly Inyn,ids,

spring IL II Trying season. Indications of
sickness should NJ once be attended to. Fn-
tal diseases may be caused by allowing the
bowels to become constipated Hnd the sys.
TEN to remain In a dsordered condition,
until the disorder has limo to develop itself.
An ounce Of prevention is worth Il p .und OF
cure, Is an Old aud truthful saying. There.
fore, we advise all who ARE troubled with
the complaints now prevalent Headache,
ind gest,on, disordered liver want OF appe-
lite, nausea, or fcverish skin, to take, with
out delay, Schcncli's Mandrake Pills. We
know of no remedy SO harmless and decisive
In Its action. 1t at once strikes at the root
OF the d sease, and produces healthy tone
10 the system. People never need suffer from
any disease arising from II disordered condi-
ton of the liver II they would take this eX-
cellent medicine when they feel the first in
dications Of tie malady, Families leaving
home for the summer months should take
three or four boxes of these pills With them
They have nm almost instantaneous effect.
They will relieve the patient OF headache in
one or two hours, and will rapidly cleanse
the liver of surrounding bile, and Will effect
ually prevent bilious attack. they are sold
by all druggists.
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Ex-Governor brown, OF Georgia, ON
the situation.

"Our policy is simple, said he. awe
have only to keep our organization in.
tact, and await victory. Mr. Hayes is
a doubtful president. There is no pos
sble doubt of that. Governor Brown
served through the returning board
campaign in Florida in Mr.. Tilden's in
terest We need not discuss the dem
ocratic blunders that made his inaugu-
ration possible. He is in power. We
should acquiesce in what he does that
is right, protest against what he does
that is wrong, and all the time strength
en- our party lines for the next struggle.
| believe that the democratic party
will achieve splendid victory four
years from now-comtortable tokens of
which we will see in the fall elections
of next year. 1t would be supreme
folly to disband an army in the sight of
an easy victoIy. Mr.. Hayes will doubt
less capture some southern democrats
with patronage, but he can not reasons
able hope to build up party here. or
even seriously affect the democratic
party in the south. Every southern
state will give its vote to the demo
cratic candidate in 1880, in my iudg-
ment AZ for the republican party, |
think that party has little hope of re-
tanning national control. Unless Blaine
a Co., can whip Hayes back into the
ranks, the party is hopelessly divided.
If they do this, why, then the unpopu.
lar elements of the party take charge
of affairs and lead it TO defeat"
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TnE North Traa gives the following
synopsis Of the immigration to Texas
over the Iron Mountain route, who
carried land.buyers' tickets, from Octo-
Der !, 1876 to April !, 1871; Michigan,
1872 Ohio, 1882; Pennsylvania, 3,
69l; Tennessee, ll,26S; Kentucky, L.
$780, New York, $40. Total, 47923,
This says nothing of the large class of
persons who passed over the road on
iirst-class tickets--nothing of the long
lines of immigrants brought over the
Missouri, Kansas n Texas road from
the same merchandising of the
thousands Of people who are hocking
here from North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missis-
sippi and Notwithstanding of scores
who are coming from almost every state
in the Union. Truly the watchword is
Texas.
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THE STATE OVER.

Wise Cj,mty-S. S. Cobb was elected
mayor of Decatur ut the election las
week
Etdh C6uaty-The stand of corn i,
good throughout the county.---Frui
prospects are good.
NcLcandn ComtH-Judge Alexander
has entered upon his duties as judge Of
the Fourteenth district.
Bell C0mtD-lhe civil engineers Of
the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa Fe railroad
reached Bolton last week. - Lake
Kegley has been empticd into Nolan.
Grayson C5m,tH-Rev Y w. Caskey,
being called upon by thirty leading citi
zens of Sherman to accept the challenge
for debate given by L V. Wilson, the
spiritualist accepted the same,
TdrrdNt GmtN--A car load of fresh
beef will be loaded in Tiiliny reiriger>
ator car during the week to be sent to
Chicago,---Thc pro rata share of the
school fund amount to SS25,
Williamson COmtY-The Headlight,
two sides at home and two foreign, has
two editors. Each one glories over n
page to himself-A. L. Ivey, of Bon>
ham, will soon issue democratic paper
from the Record office, at Georgetown
Ellis County. The odd Fellows had
pleasant celebration and ball in Waxa.
hatchie, last Tuesday Railroad tap
talk revived and subsidized, goes up and
down as the war news is favorable or
otherwise. -Commissioners court have
fixed the county tax at one dollar on the
hundred.
Fdyetts COuatH-Farmers are delayed
q good deal by the wet weather, but
their crops look well.---A man. who
processes to be u Granger, is travelling
among the negroes organizing Oranges,
yet with definite object of fleeing the
deluded victims of their extra cash.
No grasshopper damage in the county
Harris C6unty-T. Weise, a German
who was working for Dir. 6erloil, offer
ed his hand in marriage to Miss Gerloif
and being refused, undertook to kill
her by striking her on the head with a
piece of iron, aud then went TO his
room and shot himself through the
head and attempted to cut his throat
with n razor. Ills wounds are doubt
less mortal, but it is thought the girl
will recover
Andersoa Co,mty.-A large number of
Germans have settled in the county,
and are practicing gardening They
have a splendid yield this yeat---The
Presbyterians had supper. list week,
which Melted them the neat little sum
OF two hundred and fifty dollars in
cash.-A brick manufacturer in East
Palestine runs fifteen hands. Good
brick are made from the Texas soil
The Palestine papers report several new
business houses in the city in course
Of construction.
Travis C6rnty.-A gang Of colored
thieves were arrested in Austin Satur-
day, having in possession $3.50 Of stolen
Presbytefians are hold
ing protracted meeting in Austin this
week.-There is a change Of time on
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tho international road The trains
leave ut 1910 o, N, and 3 p, M, aud
arrive at 1880 q, m, aud ! o, m The
six Judges OF the superior court paid
their respects TO General Johnston,
The general left Austin for San Antonio
on Saturday The remains Of John
Meyers, Of Calvert, who was recently
drowned IN the Colorado river were
found three miles below Austin
Cole CopiV Constable lorshea with
another person attempted loalrest Wm
Mcdonald AZ his resldcnee but found
him armed and prepared, The oonsta-
ble's horse was wounded aud while he
was returning iorreinloroomonts Mepon'
aid made his Escape --Lmhcr Hunter
was aeedently shot IN the knee 10y pi.'
tol hc had been carrying In his pocket,
The wound Is not htal,--Money has
been subscribed TO erect Christian
church In Gainsyille,--'l'he following
named gentlemen are delegates from
Valley View, 10 attend the railroad
meeting at Dallas the 10th inst s. II,
Scott, l., W, Ice, Ds, j, T. Williams,
G, O. Usery aud d, Bryan, Messrs. T.,
NJ, Dougherly and j, NJ Lindsay are
chosen to represent the Interest OF
Gainesville At the meeting,
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DURING several years just passed, many
farmers from Texas crossed the Red
river into the Indian Territory, and
were improving good farms there leas.
ing the land from the natives. BY a
recent law Of the legislature, there was
imposed tax of twenty-five dollars per
head upon every male adult. This
struck the poor men heavy blow, one
which they were unable, as well as un.
willing, to endure Governor 0yerton,
accompanied by United States soldiers,
has been driving the white settlers
away from their homes to this side Of
the river. They are compelled to leave
all their possessions and grown g crops,
and will thus sustain severe losses
While there has been some talk of re.
distance, there has none occurred as yet.
What the result Of this injustice will be
cannot now be predicted.
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The Globe Demo rat suggests that Gen.
erals w. I. Sherman and Joseph E..
johnson be appointed to visit Europe,
and report upon the military and
stragetic moves of the contending ar.
mics Good enough. There could be
no objection to class of men like this.
the best generals among the military
men OF the United States. We may
learn many valuable lessons from the
movements. if our military men will
investigate them.
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THE STATE OF TEX As-To the sheriff or

THE STATE OF TEXAs-To the SHERIFF.
Il any Constable of Dallas county, greet
ing; You are hereby commanded thai, "
making publication of this citation In s0ihe
Newspaper published I'm said county Of Da'
las, Tor four successive weeks prior 10 the ~
lurn day hereof, you summon W. l.. Wsds
worth, affidRvit having been made that salu
W adswurth IL a nonresident of the STATE VI
ieAas, 10 be and appear fore the ,Hon0Ia
pie the County Court OF said county oi Dal
las, at the courthouse thereof In the city OF
Dallas, on the third Monday in May nexl'
then and there To answer the petl ion Oi =.
Gil and E.U. Smith, partner doing Dul
siness In the city Of Dallas, Texas, as con-
tractors and builders, under the firm name
OF GIL & Smith. filed in.said court againss
MINI the said w. l.. WadswO rth, alleging IN
substance as follows, 10 wit That, on tns
Ith day OF September, 1876 the defendant
executed ami delivered TO said petitioners
MS certain prOmissOry note I'm writing,
whereby he promised to pay them thirty
Gay after said date the sum Of thirteen nun
ufed and fOrty-four LOO dollars, with Inter,
est thereon at one per cent per month until
psid. That afterwards the said defendan,
hinde three several payments upon saiu
note, leaving balance due at the date oi
ine Institution ofthis suit Of about the sum
OF two hundred and thirty.two 57-lO0 dollars.
hhat 70 pay said balance Of indebtedDtss
lne said ". l.. Wadswortn has hitherto
wholly Jailed and refused, and that the
therefore, pray that The said WadsWorth be
Sle1 70 answer their said petition. AZ d, on
nnal hearing, for Judgment against him for
hn we stid debt and costs. and for general re-
Hereof fail not, but OF this writ make due
.e,uIn' showing how you have executed the
, witness, A. HarvooJ, County CLERK, and
lne sea- o. the county court. at once IN tne
Guy 3f Dallas, this. the l7h day Of April
A; ID. lsI: A.HARwOOD, County Clerk.
~ W. n. THACKKR, Deputy.
h1gnssa LndslsY, Attorney for Piainiin~
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presents In return for political favor,
precisely % the president did cunlinu
2 n.y. and oil about her were OF the SINE
sort. When the expose came lho man,
uer IN which she came to the front aud
attempted 10 Shield her husband and
her dead sister, by eliminating halsrli,
was brave. She failed, bur he effort
WAS heroic and mpden mobile woman of
one who. bat q lllir before. wcmcl
only one Of many hvI umw dls-
popsIur graceful hospitality u q heart
les world,
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lr seems pretty well settled that
England will not interfere until the
capture of Constantinople becomes
probable. The great financial interests
of that city are in British hands. The
lion will not allow much threatening
either before the spring is made, as is
evident from the preparations for war,
that have been steadily going on in her
army and navy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-09

HAYES us a president seems to belong
to no party, and it is quite evident that
no party belongs to him. lie was
elected by no party, but was Judged
into his seat. From his whig>republican
nominations and appointments we are
led to believe that he is making an
effort to preserve the republican organi,
cation which will doubtless end in ITS
being picked instead of pr, served.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-09

ESonsn interest in Turkey has boon
rendered greater by the recent act Of
the Egyptian government furnishing
the sultan with So 100000, and twelve
thousand soldiers, England Is cred
iior of Egypt, and now indirectly the
creditor of Turkey.