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The Morning herald., 1877-08-27
rT n, PENNINGTON,
CHERlFFS SALE.

SHEK'FF's SALE .. ".
By virtue tf writ Of Levari Facias I,
me directed. viii be exposed to fublc@ "a {
at the I,afayett. Hotel, Sil Shipley str ct
kepl by Geo :" trtlip in the CITY Hl W.
mingLGn, New Cyslle County, Del ware,
WEDNESDAY, the 5th dav of Sept, 1877
at soc ock. =. NJ,
The fo'lowirg z described Real Estate, viz:
All hose two iOts, pieces, or pare IS ~
land situated in the City of winning on
aforesaid, bounded rs follows. TO Wit: NO.
Begin ing IN the westerly LICE OF Lhtual'
st, eet. between tighth and Ninth streets
and at the distance of hi #. from I .esouth
erly side of ninth street in the middle of
an alley fl. s in in width separa,i'g thl-
from that of Robert h Jones on the TN;
thence westerly through he middle OF SAID
alley. and parallel to Ninth street, so it,
snd in. to u staae; lheuce southerIy par !;
allel to Tatnall street, Is IT. TO state e.
thence easter rly passing through 'he south.
erly gable wall al the midd OF this house,
al d para. ell TO Ninth street. w II. ana ln.
to the said side offa nail st'ee,: and 'hence
no,therly Is # to the plsce of beginning.
with three-story brick DIVE ling house
thereon erected.
No2. begin irg at the northery side of
Seventh street between WllSoi ana Pop
lar stree 8. at the distance OF 70 IT. from the
easter ly side of Wilson street. at h. b Sci
del's line at the middle of the division wall
between This and seidels brick dwelling :;
thence norlherIy parallel with wills n
street through the middle OF said division
wall 81 #. to the sou,herly side of a IT,.
wide alley running eaSter!y q 6 ids f.; to me
ming ortherly about Is fl. into another 3
it. Wide alley. running from Wilson to Pop
lar street; thence with the sontherly side
OF said first mentioned alley 26 #, to joseph
Loc kwood's line; hence by thes anne south
erly parallel with Wilson street, and pass
ing through the "iddle of the party wal
between the two houses 81 # more or less.
to the aforesaid side of seventh street and
thence along the same, Wesier y 20 TO
dwellings erected thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Moses Brinton and Margaret
Ann his wife; Caleb C. Hood and Mary f.
his wife; Jeremiah starr, Jr;, and Rebecca
H., his wife; and JOSEF h Halloweil and
Eliza beth A., his wife, and t. It's, and to be
sold by ,,r
Shariff7s Office, New Castle. Aug. III. 1871
augl7-ts
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OUR CANDIDATES.

The Democratic candidates for munich
nal offices are men of most excellent char
actsr, and certain, If elected, to govern tue
city wisely and well. Working men cam
not complain that they are not honored by
the Democracy, as nearly all their cand''
dates are respectable and intelligent me-
chanics. . .....
We expect to report an old-fa'hioned
victory on Wednesday, the 4th Of septem'
Der. go
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ARE LOAN FUNDS DESIRABLE.

A close observation of loan associations,
and their working, leads US to the opinion
that they ruin more struggling men than
they help. We notice in the foreclosures
in this city the great frequency of loan as.
sociations as plaintiff and vendee. With
the aid Of the Secretary Of Building As
sociation in Philadelphia, we closely ex.
amined its affairs, and to our astonish-
ment found that more than one-half of the
poor members had been sold out in fact,
all their earnings for years swallowed up
in consequence Of their inability to pay
fines and dues, to the profit Of few
wealthy members who had enough means
to pay up their dues. and not borrow any.
thing from the society. In one instance
brought to our notice, seven members, by
paying regularly and holding the offices,
within eight years actually hived the entire
payments Of one hundred and twenty three
members, all Of whom were either sold out,
or driven out, by the exaction of terrific
fines. We are frank in saying that we
know but little Of those working here,
but from the suspicious frequency of fore
closure, and purchase by the various loans,
We are inclined to the opinion that they
are here, as elsewhere, philanthropic sys-
tens, to beguile the humble poor into en-
gagements. which m,,st end in losing which
they are unable to meet, and hence tn eir
savings for months, or years, they have
paid into the loans. are lo.t.
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7C9 CREAM and FRUIT

XVI the wrll KrOwn ana popular "ea!e,
in ice cream. confectionery, cah eS ana
fruits, nov al HIS Arcusl h'tN s'aI ~ 'ile ne
new -a,rni stree, NJ rket House Wht re
he will disyense these Injuries during the
hot season. WIN his usual urbaniiy ana
well knoyvu pnltenes> ard rueery good hu
NOR h. VIII serve ali his Gust omer- p'omp'-
Iy and do hi utm"st I" lessee the hnrStn
~ lirc by dolny the quar- tuing tL all his
fellow men, He viii also .rpply parties
md pic mics with ice cream and orders can
be left cit"er at is stNl W nt BIS Anu'
nor h east corner of Sixth anI Orange street
nay 6m
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CA X -.

Having purchased on the l6 h OF July
inst the entire interest II my son, hdWard
r. James, IN the business of Printing. Book
Binding. and sale OF Staho"ery, which he
has conducted under The M name OF
James d WobD,' at q. Market street,
wilmington delaware, respectable IN
form the public that | will continue tn
bu~intSs under he sam name and ute II
James L w bh." ] have securet IN" ser
vices OF my said son, who vi act as rIN
Attorney aud "usuess .anaser ant WI
alsn rel.in in my mplov. M. John NJ.
WhiltOrd. as superintendent
solicit n cont nuaDce Nt IN" 1beral pa.
tronage heret fore bestowed on the house.
sIIkMAN JAMES.
Wilmington, De-. july 2,st' 1871 lv2!
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W11.M1N0TON. Drl, Ausu~ ~. 1877

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lt)I'IEkl ES.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the extraor'

dinary
SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 9Th.
under the personal supervision and man.
agement o. Gen. G r. Beauregard. OF La.
ald Cen. Jubal A. Early of Va, Capita
Prize $l0O 00U Tickets tie only,
Halves IS Quarter, $3.50 tighths, Sl.2s
LIST OF PRIZES.
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class people rejoicing to boast that an
imperial princess was their modesto,
Most of these forgot TO pay her, and the
poor woman became bankrupt Then
they came to Brussels, whore people,
gentle or simple can live on very email
means, Two years ago Prince Pierre
a burly fellow without any personal re-
semblNnce TO the generally weIl'looklng
Bonaparte family, though Prince Lno'
len was her father, published the ilrsI
volume Of her own memoirs IN which
some interesting particulars Of the Ma
poleons private relations and qaarrelS
with his brothers are highly amusing
and communicative As the second
volume has not appeared, II ~ pre-
sumed that the first has not precisely
been mino of wealth TO It's author and
publisher He has been six years IN
Brussels, where he has generally been
avoided, particularly rs hls pecuniary
means we're evidently small
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02
A Mexican Policy wanted,

The Chicago Times closes leader
on the subject as follows: This course
of the president does not speak highly
of his fitness for the national leadership
in an emergency such as that which is
arising. 1t needs no great political sa,
gacity to foresee that against strong
policy on the Mexican question, which
would unhesitatingly accept the posi-.
bility of another Mexican war; and in
the event of such war would not hest
tate to make the total obliteraton of
Mexico, as an independent power, from
the map of America the condition of
peace, no opposition which the Blaine
styl eof demagogues could make would
avail anything. When Lord Beacons.
field said to General Grant that the
mistake of America, at the close of the
Mexican war, was that she did not add
to her domain the whole of Mexico he
expressed truth which nine-tenths of
the American people now recognize. II
was a mistake which the American PEG.
pie will hardly suffer any Washington
government to make again. Mr.. Hayes
ought TO know that the administration
which, upon such cause as now exists,
finds itself brought into an armed cons
ilict with q revolutionary chief, to
maintain order and civilization along
its border, will find no lack of popular
support of the most vigorous and com.
prehensivo war policy. Such a policy,
vigorously prosecuted to success, would
ailanra avapv snn;ls. bnnt;,., o,,,,-...,,t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

SENIOR MATA, the Mexican ambassa~
dor, despairing of being recognized by
the United States, has taken his de
parture for home. He believes that
the reason why tho United States does
not recognize Mexico, is that she is
waiting for the least pretext upon which
to declare war against her, He thinks
that Mr.. Evarts wants some excuse fol
acquiring the northern provinces of his
country. The disposition of the Mexi
can question will not be determined by
the president but by congress, as Rep
resentative Schleicher intends to pres
sent the case in its fullest form.
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when those usually active little organs, the
Kidneys, are negleetiul OF their duties and
grow sluggish. Fatty degeneration, BriglIts
disease, diabetes, and other dangerous mai
aides, ar0 the result OF neglec to remedy this
inac 'ivity by medicinal means When the
all important functions OF the kidneys are
imperfoctly discharged, those organs need
stimulating and the best possible agent for
that purpOse-since 1t performs It's office
without exciting them---is Hostetter \
Stomach Bitters, which, in combination
with IT. tonic and cathartlc properties, pos
sesses valuable qualitlesas n diuretic. Both
kidneys and bladder are strengthened by IL,
and the vigor which II impartH TO them,
and the gentle but eflectuul impulse which
II gives to their operations, is the best posi-
BILE guaranty against their becoming dis.
eased. The Bitters are Invaluable in other
respects as well ms the above, since they
remedy general debility, uterine troubles,
chills and fever, dyspepsia, G nstipation,
govt, rheumatism anu other ailments.
til-nOY6
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THERE now there now I there now
Our good friend Of the Waco Examiner
has got its foot into it beautifully. II
Is small foot to be sure, but it is big
mess that the foot has made. Rev. Mr..
Lacy, OF Bosque county, has sued the
Eraminer for $4,000 damages. The
Eraniner boldly publishes the citation
and devotes a column leader to the sub.
ject. 1t seems the paper mentioned
charged that Mr.. l.. was concerned in a
murder last spring, and the reverend
gentleman must have $4,000 to heal
his lacerated feelings. Well, he'll have
a good time getting it, and it will be
food for the courts while II lasts.
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NEARLY CERTAIN.


TO all human perception the repeal
Of the resumption act seems certainty,
There Is ut the first blush majority of
twenty-five in the house In favor Of res
peal and the banking committee Of the
senate are unanimous also in favor Of re-
peal, II looks now as though the law
makers ofthenation were coming their
senses at last, The movements had 40
far in congress in this direction, repre-,
sent the forward movement of the
light troops TO develop the strength
and position Of the enemy The enti'
resumptionists are feeling their way
cautiously and evidently are deterr
mined TO guard against mistakes as far
AS possible. We are not sanguine
therefore that any decisive action
will be had before the regular
session commences. 1t takes time
and a good deal Of il, to sound
the true and deeper sentiments Of
forty millions Of people, and more
especially too when they are divided
and have their partiaan instincts busily
at work, as on the question Of tho re-
sumption of specie payments by the
government,
To US now, at this distance from the
event, it seems piece of the most won.
derful recklessness to attempt to force
specie payments at time when the
full weight of hard money was against
US, and when the country had not been
prepared for the move by the necessary
economic legislative policy to meet
such degree of contraction as was
necessary before return to hard
money basis was possible. The very
least that can be said, is, there can be
no excuse made for this reckless haste
to place all the money of the country
in the hands Of the bondholders on tho
ilimsey pretext that currency which
would meet the views of commerce
must be furnished at the imminent
risk of bankrupting the entire country.
Two years experience with this costly
and dangerous toy, has in measure
prepared the country for the entire re-
peal of the act, or ut least for such u
modification Of it, rs will amount to q
virtual withdrawal This is u substan-
tial victory for the honest poor, the
small farmer and tradesman over the
millionaire and the bond king of New
York and Boston. 1t is the first note
of warning from the west to the east
1t says plainly while you have been
levying toll on the south and west,
while you have been accommodating
money enough to buy the legislation
necessary to protect your illy-gotten
bonds we have been quietly accumula,
ting votes enough which are unpur-
chascable to beat all your money,
New England ideas have governed
the country long enough Let us try
what the south and west can do now.
With an even break in manufactures,
with her bonded interests in our power
with her barren, sterile soil and inhos
pitable climate, there is rough sailing
before these bonded millionaires yet,
or we are no prophet. The entire re-
peal, or even the mere modification of
the bill will be a substantial victory
for us of the west and south. Let us
look to it that our victory be moderate
ly used, to the end that the whole
country, even our bondmasters be benz
Gifted by it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

The San Antonio Express says; "Col.
McLeary has just received n letter from
Hon. Richard Coke, in which reference
is voluntarily made to the Mexican
war question and the feeling regarding
it at the national capital. Mr.. Coke
states that The presidents position
rather belittles the matter, but most OF
the members of congress seem to, tn ink
that cause for war exists. When the
matter is properly brought before con
gress it is believed a firm decision will
promptly ensue.
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A seedx Ronaparfe.

Brussels correspondence Philadelphia
Press Prince Pierre Bonaparte, the
turbulent'nephew Of Napoleon l., who,
under his own roof shot Victor Noir
early in 1871, and was acquitted on the
charge Of murder, is about leaving Brus.
sells, where be has resided for some
years. On the fall Of the empire he res
tired 10 London, where his wife resumed
her original profession Of dressmaker,
and was successful for a time, second
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Hendricks and Gordon.

Gainesville, (Ga) Eagle; These two
great states are destined TO control the
politics of this country for the next
quarter of century. The democracy
Of Ohio will solidify the northwest, rs
the democracy of Georgia has solidiied
the south. They are the two great Gals
cium headlights of constitutional gov
eminent, progress and liberty. Let
them lock shields and cry Hendricks
and Gordon for 1880"
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THEdeath ofGeneral Forrest the other
day at his home in Memphis, has arous.
ed the tender feelings of the entire
country, even his old time foes. the
brave federal soldiers whom he fought
80 brayely, gathered round his grave
sorrowing. This is a tribute to the man,
no less than the dead soldier. Forrest
was one Of those great men who spring
up when the opportunity comes, and
who astonish the world by the exhibit,
ton of the most wonderful heroism and
the highest talent, and that they come
from the lower stratas Of society is still
more apuizel. There is not true man
in all the south who will not regret. TO
hear Of the untimely death Of General
N. Bedford Forrest.
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COLONEL Thomas A. ScoTT has given
his verbal guarantee to the people OF
Weatheriord that he will iron tap
from the Pacific road to their town il
they will do the grading, The people
OF that town and Parker county are
making up the money to do so and APP
pear in real earnest about the matter.
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Tnr land swindle is gradually devel-
oping. 7. j, M Richardson, resir
dent of Houston, has been arrested
charged with being connected with it,
and placed under two thousand dollar
bonds.
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Two Dead Heads 20 one Pny-PR
hengnirS.

Brooklyn Eagle A queer trinity OF
fact is this The man who is ex-presi-
dent is dead.heading in Europe; the
man who is, and who was defeated for
president, is dead.heading in the United
States, and the man who was elected to
and defrauded Of the presidency has
just returned from tour abroad, the
expenses Of which he paid out of his
own pocket.
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The land swindle seems to be of
greater magnitude than was at first
thought. A large number of citizens in
different counties throughout the state
have suffered extremely from these
scoundrels, and they should be dealt
with to the utmost extremity of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

Bill LoNGLEY says he did not get a
fair trial; he seems to think there
should be loopehole some where
through which he could get out. He
will find it ut the end of rope halter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

l1oUsToN is made supremacy happy
by the revoaking Of the order "declaro
ing" it no longer port Of entry, and
the Age now thinks that Hayes is a
rice old boy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

Ar the next election in Wyoming
Territory, the women are to have separ-
ate voting places from the men, and the
judges at the polls will be women,
What row there will be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

TuE Statesman says no cotton dealer
in Austin anticipates heavier receipts
there this year than 10000 bales against
$4,000 last year.
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The negro troops placed along the
Rio Grande arc said to be an utterly
unreliable, theiving, drunken, worthless
set and of very little or no service ut
all in putting down the Mexican raid
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NoTnlNc Ms yet has been done to
bring to justice the Bell county men
who whipped Dr. Russell, These Williams
should not be allowed to escape the
punishment they so richly deserve.
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1ailg Aerala.

rHE DAILY hgRALDlH published every
mornlng, eKaapt on Monday, nj $40 pc
annum In adYRncei postage prepnlu or
- cents par week delivered In tha city
AnyERrIsEIra RATltsi one square lton lines
MONARCHY one time 81 10 eiOh Rubneq uent
Insertion, ~ cents Special ratna for weekly
monthly aud yearly advertisers
THg WEEKLY HERALD ~ published every
Saturday no rni ~ AT W On per year. post
age prepaid.
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Tue land swindlers decided away
several tracts of land for the Hon. j. d,
Giddings.
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ROUND Rock defes the local-option
law, and her citizens take their whisky
straights, just as though there never
was such a thing rs local,option,
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The man who is eternally boring
you with what kind Of money the
country should have seldom has any
himself of any kind.
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HURRY up the Dallas and Wichita
for Fort Worth is projecting little
road In that direction.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING -; NOVEMBER 2

AUSTIN is afflicted with grecnback
club.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. 9o5 4 sO7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

Ih!s mouse Is new and well ventilated,
haNiug southern exposure, and r. centrally
located. IL Is in cliarge OF ifs old urnprietof,
?. saver, who never failed 20 please his
guess. Parties seeking a house with all the
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
70 give the -4ranger' A call. Travellers ar
irving In Dallas, via the Central RAILROAD
can reach this house BY taking the Nal,
street morse cars, one block south from dn
Pot. The best dollar q day house In the Gle
be sure 70 get of the street cars al the switte
unSId1m Nm. THOM As.
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For Sale.
Tax Notice.

All persons owing an occupation tax,
either state or county, are notified to come
forward promptly and pay up. Az the grand
jury will meet about December /, 1871,
prompt payment win save cost
Also, the state and county taxes for the
year 1871 are now due, and the rolls are now
In my office for collection. ALI taxpayers
are equested to pay up before the taxes be.
come delinquent BY so doing they will
save cost. W. II. pRATHER.
Tax Collector Dallps County.
November |, 1877 novld.Swlm
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FEMALE DISEASES made speci q
| study. The successful treatment of scores OF
| ladies In Dallas and vicinity is sufficient 10
| commend Others afflicted to the same treat
| ment. The bdrddrOuS treatment iCith cdltStici
| utterly discarded.
llemorrhoids cured in all eases without
the use of knife, ligature, caustic, or clam p.
| Ali rectal dist asses made speciality.
| TAPEWORMS REMOVED IN A FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS DhSEANEs-E Epilepsy ,Chorea.
Neuralgia, Carries of Vertebrae resulting In
curvature of spine and nervous dernnpe-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured in ma.
jorty OF cases.
Diseases of the Eye and Fyelds, of the Ear
and Head. Especial attention called TO Ma.
dies.
Diseases of n confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury TO patient.
advertise the same rs the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz; To do
humanity good, and advance personal inter
est.
second-Because am not ashamed Of my
profession.
Third--Because expect TO deal honorably
with my iellow-man, ana have nothing to
cover up.
Fourth-Because have the right os mncb
as corporation of doctors, a College. an in.
urinary, or would-be-institute, ana IL is no.
body's business but my own.
lhOse nj distance can consult by letter
ing 81.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE
Address Lcck Box llO6, Dallas, Texas. or
call personally at g29 Elm street.
offiCE HOURS-DAY AND NIGHT.
seplGdly
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Catarrh,

had II q years, but cured myself year,
ago, AFTER paying doctors and for medicines
over 81 30 la vain.
BOOK mailed for 10 cents, gives full partic.
nlars' Name this paper, and address
Z. X. sykes,
aug2S-dkw3m Ah'