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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06
PUTTING GRANT.

The partisan organa OF the admins
tratiou in declaring that Grant will
retire like second Cincnnatus nom
the position he has dishonored and
degraded are going rather too tor IN
challenging the credulity OF the people
They presupporo either miraculous
moral retrogression on the part oil the
people, or that between this and the Atm
Of March they will have drank deeply
of the waters Of Letho, II seems more
than probable TINT with returning rea'
son, the nation, instead Of regarding
him ~ fit to serve his country in any
capacity again, will invoke the iato for
him that Iroilus did for Pandarus il
their parting.
The administration Of Grant presents
warnings to the unscrupulous the am'
bilious and the ayaricous in its every
act Commencing in bluuders through
bad ADVICE it quickly passed to crimes
against the law and the Constitution,
From being the idol Of the whole North,
and in certain sense the admiration OF
the South, he soon sunk to the level OF
being classed not only with revolutions
lists, but corruptionists From the etern
stuff that the ideal soldier is made Of
he becomes rs putty in the hands Of
thieves and traitors If he had pursued
the policy that ho laid down Mt Apo.
mattoX, and championed even after
wards if his terms Of Office had
been signOlaed by the spirit o.
that famous utteranco Of his, Lei
us have peace" his n9me might have
passed into American history as that o.
Cinoinnatus has into Roman history
and become q standard Of comparison
with future generations. Had peace 0nc
all it implies been the portion of ,h'
Southern States his proclamation would
have been to the Southern people what
that Of Flamininus was 10 the people q
the Greek States when, at The lsthmim
games, no restored them TO their free
dom and the enjoyment Of their Owl
laws. He would have secured the graf
itude Of the Southernerg Cor MI time
and challenged the respect OF tho civil
lied world. As it 10, and the confession
is no less humiliating to the South rhar
the North, Grant Is the repooch Of the
nation. Wo cannot shut our eyes &c
the fact that his record is Gyt sinister
upon our escutcheon, Whenever VT
attempt TO rank him with tho truly
great aud the truly noble, we render
ourselves ridiculous and Of necessity
countenanco the villainy OF his party
for his and his party's acts are woven
together like the web and tho wool Of
the pail Of fate We regret that all this
is so, for after all he is the Chief Mags
trate; but since 1t is SO it tells the
masses that their only hope to regain
their position among nations 10 TO 70
pudiatc Radcoliam forever We under
stand how Grants merit as q soldier il
entitled to recognition; but tho time is
not far distant when the nation will
concede that n monument in honor Of
his presidential career would be one il
would wish to overthrow and oblitcratS
unless its legend were warning, Then
it would be such as our historians would
not like to write against the Office il
against the man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

WE ARE in receipt Of the prospectus
of the III Tempo, weekly paper pub
lished in Spanish at San Antonio 1t
will be an independent sheet and its
columns will contain, to use its own
vernacular, tho following matter Ed
tpriales, reyista de los Estados Unidos,
noticias de Mexico, noticias do las
Americas Central y del Sur, rovists Euro
pea, noticias generates, despochos tcle.
grafcos cronica local y procedimicntos
del Ayuntamiento y de loa Tribunoles,
variedades, poesia, folletin, reviata mer.
cantil dc los Estados Unidos, Cuba,
Mexico y precios corrientea de los prin-
cipales mercedes, lista de las cartos ex
istentes en- Of correo dc San Antonio,
salidas do los corrcos y precios de fran
OueO ETC., etc.
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INSTALLATIONS.


,UNltE STATE OF pEXA - To all Persons
l interested IN the duDrdmu,lip 81 the
Estate Of Nora f.. nad YirhOlus =. Nln,yHrd,
Miuurs' Cnu.i vineyard haa nicd IN the
county Court OK NnluB County his uppIicV.
non Tor the sue OF rrn! v-utc los the puy-
mrnt OF drOlg amt Tor the maintenance
and education vi aGid minors, which
VIII be nrud On inc expiration
az four weeks from the date o.
THIS notice On term time), nj tho Court
Hon the cot IN the Cilyof Dallnn, at which
tine all persons Interested ia said guardian
amp may appear and contest application II
they se, proper.
Wlues5, 4 Harwood, C!orl, Of the County
hnnd, ana srnI OF said Court, NJ Office, THIS
2JlA dgy OF December, 4. q. 1879,
a. HARDWOOD,
Clerk Of County Court, Dallas Goa Texas.
By W H. TuaIRE ., Deputy.
McCoy n Mccoy, Aitys. Tor Applicant
1prlF.aM4t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

Line an III wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. Whutp tria,ng Htuch OF sckne ~ to-
day, lfuuattrnJed 10, become serious case
Ia u week. small ailments should be nipped
Ia the buh before they blossom into full
blown nul0Gi,s, lfthls advise were attend
oil to, many IL heavy bill for medical uttend-
unc0 might b. avoided. Wnen tho liver l.
dlsordergd, the stomach foul che bowels OBJ
stuctod, or the nerges disturbed, reNor
should az onco ne hau TO that supreme rem
dy, Ho,tot, er's stomach Bittcts, u Few dosas
OF which will restore healthy action aud put
thes stem In perfect ordor. 1t isu wise pre-
caution 10 Neep this Incompatible prevent
I've in the house, 8ince IL check. with un-
Tlvalled promptilude, dHord"rs " h breed
Others lar more dangerous, ana in thelr TAT 81
developments are themselves uitoA ,ut'-,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06


JAMES GORDON BrNyETT got licked
some few days since by hie 6nancees
brother, and now the New York Tine,
hits him rap over the rumor of his
purchase Of u controlling interest in
that paper, Says the Times: Some
imaginative Bohemian has telegraphed
to the Cincinnati Enquirer what he calls
a rumor prevalent In Wall street that
James Gordon Bennett had purchased
controlling interest in tho Tines, The
'rumor' has been copied by one or two
papers in the interior of this State,
with an obvious perception, however, of
Its nbsurdity. We are unable to say
whether Mr.. Bennet has ns much
newspaper property as he wants, but we
feel certain that he owns quite as much
as is good for him. Even at his present
rate of living he might be spared long
enoagh to ruin the Herald; but though
he should attain patriarchial years he
never will have chance Of trying his
hand on tho Times, Mr. Bennett would
prove altogether too expensive a luxury
for any respectable newspaper, and
neither he nor any one else has money
enough to purchase "a controlling inter
est in this journal"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

lr, as We hope and believe, Mr.. Tilden
will, on the second Wednesday in Feb
ruary, or soon after, be declared duly
elected President of tho United States,
the next anniversary of Washington's
birthday, February 20, would be an up.
propriate day for the President-elect to
take the oath of Office and be ready for
his installation ON the ensuing 4th OF
March. And if these thinge should
come to pass, won't there be 4 roueing
celebration all over the country on that
auspicious day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06
Intelligence Office


DALLAa, nrcomb Der 20, 1879.
We have this day opened un Office nj No
2cO iAh.m AtCcGf, for tina purpOHe OF doing
A General Intelligence Business.
Do you want a Cook, Washer, Huuse Ser.
vnni, Goodman, or HELf OF any kludP
Can ana SEQ M,
DO yor want n s'leamen, Boot-Hooper
Agent, toupr, or Partner Call ana i6t Us
furnish you.
10 you went Fnrm uanls, Railroad Men,
Carpenters, NnsOuS, MuGhlniHtS, Factory
Hands, q rdndrg, ur lrndespyuple OF any de-
sciipliOu2 Wa vii. furnish you.
Doyou want to Sell or Rent your Unuae,
RoOm, store, Lot VI Farm We wIh aend
you OppitcHnt8
DO you want 10 take orc or more Boordeis'
We VIII send tbom toy you.
DO you wNutto sell au old Engine, n Plono
Wnlch, a Seam, OF Wagon, - Horse, or an
otd Buggy; IN lsct, HAYS You Anything
YOU wisl 10 dispose OF wa Will give YOU
umn. ana send purchases 10 you.
And 20 any pcrnou Wishing u SITUATION
OF ANY DESC NIPrlUN, we would say mat
we are prepared 20 give them Information
VIII Ella tuty cannot get elsewhere in tho city,
and Il u situations Tor th0m.
10 the Citizens. M2rcnantg. TrSdospeople,
STRANGERS, Hnl Partners OF Dallas and viriu-
lty, we appeal TO- patronage, and We guar
antce prompt attention ANA courteous treat
mOnt 10 all,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

which would DO very don
gerouB to any power that ventures to
set itself up against it, If it should be
that Russia has abandoned the idea OF
war the next thing obo will naturally
seek will be some humiliation OF Turkey
through diplomacy that would be an
Offset for so much waste Of military
braggadocioi and possibly Rus5iaO CT
forts to gain such an advantage may
prove to DO an hindrance 10 future me-
Rotiations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

Wanted NJ the Intelligence 0GicP.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Chambermaids and
Washers,
Situation for single man, experlenced.as
Salesman, with good references
Situation for two men on a Farm.
Situation for young man Us Clerk or
TrAvo ing Agent, vel accommodated.
A mNnand wife; man 10 attend TO horses,
etc; woman TO cCoHi wash and iron, Ger
ui2n preferred,
For Sale.
A new 7N.octayo Piano, with q II modern
Improvements, cheat; Rlll take one haiG H.
DO ird, Apply NJ intelligence Office, or I'D
dress 7. o, box 1870.
House and lot, cheap for cssh.
second hand freight, and express wagons;
also, mules, horses and ponies.
County ana state rights OF saleNble Pat
cDt
HoNrilng House, we'll patti onlEed and cen.
tmily located.
A Oh Farm for sale or rent
boarding House, in fall blast, near Depo' Z.
Several Garden and Cotton Farms.
Wanted go Rent.
a party wants to rent Farm on shares.
a small truck farm wanted, on shares,
near Dallas.
party wants 10 rent q stock Farm.
no For iErthcr partlcu ars, apply at the
Intelligence OGlce, two doors east u the
Postotitc
a. y. LAwTOS 4 co..
NO, goo MAIN ST., . Doors East OF Postoflie
doc2S'dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

THr Senate committee agree, 1t is
aid upon one point viz; that no cleo
toral vote can be rejected without tho
concurrence Of both houses. If this be
the law, is not the concurrence OF both
houses necessary in receiving an electo
raj voter Why not lot the rule work
both ways.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

Tue Democratic nomination OF David
Dudley Field, a heretofore Republican,
for Congress, in tho district represented
by the mayor.elect of New York, is ono
ofthose occasional moves by which Mr.
Tilden Strengthens and adds to the De-
mocracy Of his State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

Popular illustrated book (2oO pngesj on
MANnooD WoINNroOD MahHIAGE Linz
prdimepts to Meulr8C; the cnus' ana cure.
srnt secUciy seqlcd, D stpaid for 20 cents, by
DR. q. WHIrTIER, 87 at, Charles street, ST.
oui., bO, tho great spec ollst. read hls
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100 nnn MIrnr.Aca

WIll testify to the Virtue Of DR.. Tutrs Pills
Whenever AilI,anl Few r. Bilious Dlsoas q
or LiverAn ctlous prevail they hayeP.oven
a gronG blessing Raiders, II single trial viii
convince that this IS no catch penny mcIi-
DINO. lhhU,2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06
DALLAS. TEXAS.
sAsuRDAY MORNING -: JANUARY 0

TnrY say, since the late railroad hor'
tor, that iron bridges won't do north OF
latitude 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06

Kiss mo, darling, for your breath Is
Justas sweet U- ncw.mnWn hay;
Kiss me, darling, for your teeth ara
Free from tartar on decay;
Kis3 me, darling, Tor you wont
gUrgcJ me or your 5u2OLONT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06
HEADQUARTERS
OF THE
TEXAS OYSTER TRADE

Tint tho TEXAS Wholesale OYSTER
DEPOT la now omen for the fall and winter
9easona, uaving taken advantage ~ the
low rate of wages curing the summer
n, nths, by planting immenso beds OF choice
selected oysters, ctl therefore furnish the
beat quality az lowest market prices. OrrerE
by mail respectfully solicited, and goods
shipped by oxpregB G o, ID. l..,
DANIEL. GILLIES.
ofIloe and depot foot OF Rnhn'a wharf, 18TH
m yes Address. lock box So,
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OUR GOODS ARE THE CHEAPEST.

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are e
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Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !
TO CONSUMERS OF KINDS OF GOODS

reputation selling choice reliable
lowor house.
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Miscellaneous Wants.
For Rent

,TORE qOU Ia store HOUSE, fol rent In
y busln, ~ part oil the city, suitable for any
kinu Of puluts4. Address, "uouSD' his
Office 'hu-AN
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s,uup BluCK hIUihHUt M, ON In ST..
VI Apply to nrsack n Jones, Red ~ le
NTrun iuu2.lN
.t,Wu.STOHY BRICK sluRENUuNE on
I Main street. APP o. hosHck ~ Jones,
Rpnl estate Agents lhl 24H
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n A NJ. saddle maze, vita new saddle
n a. outfit 20 uplete, Iltl1 guaranteed.
An excellent chance Tor any ouv VINO de-
sir1s II good hOrse wltI undOubted title at It
reasonable pace. Address "holse,' care
Herald office. u"c't'It
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Wsniud-To Buy.


nRAY-N good non.nxle DMy, Must DO
~ III good order. ". + Lyle Goa lU9 La
mar ST. e. lanS
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For s,Ie

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III wuL-ur.,u uorcs ana Buggy; also, an
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y, NGERS-l hrto messengers wanted
VI at tho Western Union Telegraph oince.
Inv 70
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,sNO puoUH SE-A house aud ten or
l twenty &C, eAOf land, Within TWO miles
OF the Courthouse Address, Herald o0lce.
Inp2-pt
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nUuSE-Wa Wanted to purchRs", ~ House of
l L four or I'VE rooms, on 4ensed ground, uu
inoLthly % nents, near bu Ines cent Q.
Addres urS. Turner, Herald Oflco deCG9
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BOY ut Herald Bindery. Apply at Her
N Rtu once,
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BRICK WALLS

our BRIGHT RED is the only reliable Slate Paint ever
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Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED BRIGHT RED,
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Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
IL Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has purchased the interest of Ju,
lien Mourot in the mining claims in Gold
Hill known as the Kean, Hall 81 Mourot
claims, and all Indebtedness against said
claims will be paid by John Kean and
Jasper N. Hall, and the said Julien Mou-
rot is hereby released from the payment
of any Of said Indebtedness.
JASPER N. HALL.
Idaho City, Nov. 81, 1876.
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NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

We have in stock of our own manufacture. roofing
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1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at 3 cents per
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1000 rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at IL cents
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5000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at "a cents,
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400 rolls Tarred Sheathng. at y cent per square
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5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint mixed ready for
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HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
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These are all 30.Hour Detached Lever Escapement
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the other"
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A roof may be covered with very cheap shingie,
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% to % years. Old roofs can be patched ana coaIeo
iooxinp much better and lasting longer than new
shingles without the slate for
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$5 to 500 e. e.. s worm 1 s 1:.. ''@'
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CHOCOLATE COLOR,

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IL men. That all who see this notice may
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our red color is usually preferred, as one coat II
equal to FIVE of any ordinary paint. For
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-01
How Eggs are Preserved by a New
Process.

The egg traffic of this country has risen
to an Importance which few comprehend.
The aggregate transactions in New York
city alone must amount to fully $S,OOO,-
900 per annum, and in the United States
to sis, 100000 The perishable nature of
eggs has naturally detracted from their
value as a standard article of diet. The
peculiar excellence of eggs depends on
their freshness. But lately the process of
crystallizing has been resorted to, and by
this process the natural egg is converted
into a vitreous substance of a delicate
amber tint, in which form it is reduced
seven-eighths in bulk compared with
barrelled eggs, and retains its propert les
for years unimpaired in any climate. In
this form eggs may be transported, with
out injury, either to the Equator or the
Poles, and at any time can be restored to
their original condition by simply adding
the water which has been artiticially taken
away. The chief egg-dessicating COM
panies are in st. Louis and New York.
No salt or other extraneous matters are
introduced in the process of crystallizing,
the product being simply consoli dated
mixture of the yolk and albumen. I'm
mense quantities of eggs are preserved
in the spring of the year by lining.
Thus treated, they are good for every
purpose except boiling. 1t is common
fraud for some dealers to palm off eggs
so treated as fresh, so that imposition is
easily practiced. In the dessicating pro-
cess, however, the difference becomes APP
norant no from cOur IN five more lined
eggs are required to make pound of eggs
crystallized than when fresh are used,
and eggs in the least tainted will not
crystalline at all.-Sanitaria", Neac York,
October. 1877.