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RounfY-Land.

SOLDIERS WHO sERVED IN ANY Wan PRiok
TO MARCH ;. 1883, ARE ENTITLED 70 100
acres ofbounty land 1.-THE soldier h dead the heir.
ii not toe remote, emitted. We also buy and sell
land warrants, paying and securing the highest
market price Soldiers whe served IN the late con
federate army aad afterwards served, and were dis
abled by wound or disease. in the Union army are
now entitled 10 pension McNEALh4G DAht w.
Washington ID. a.. make specially 81 these
them inclosing stamp. No lee iin slaina siiored.
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EWES PUDDING.

Into one cup of sugar stir six beaten
eggs, one cup OF butter, six chopped
apples, one cup of bread crumbs, one
spoonful each of -four, cinnamon and
cloves; lastly, flour one cup of raisins or
currsnts and add to the rest; mix all
thoroughly and steam three hours, and
serve with brandy sauce.
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TINS ls an .oId-1ashloned pudding, but
good for variety. Of a quart of -four
make biscuit dough, and roll it out
about quarter of an inch thick. Spread
this over with any kind of fruit, berries,
preserves, or even a rich, good apple
sauce. Roll up tight, tie loosely in a
~eiovn; and steam for an hour, and serve
with wine sauce
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07
THE STATE OVER.

Wilson COunty.-It will probably take
the best portion of two weeks to try the
present district court docket, civil and
criminal --Great numbers of hogs
have been driven into our county the
past week from other counties, to fatten
on our abundant mast.--We notice
that the deer are putting in an apear.
ance again, after a six months absence
from the county
Jack CONGRATULATIONS Frontier
Echo George B, Loving,o of Fort Worth,
called on us this morning, He has been
in the country for the last seven weeks,
during which he has gathered four
thousand five hundred head of mer-
charitable cattle, and sent them to Fort
Worth for shipment to Hunter, Evans
d Co., of st. Louis. During the season
just closing George has bought and ship
ped over ten thousand cattle to this one
firm George Latimere killed a four
year old deer which had three well de,
veloped horns, the extra one being
about FIVE inches long one making its
appearance half an inch from the right
antler and between the two.--The
new Presby terrain church at Jacksboro
isapproaching completion.
Red River CoUty.-Clarkesville Ban
ner A lot of Indians were picking
cotton on a farm of j. II. Burke, known
as the Jonesboro place. One of the
women left her little child at the end
of the row, expecting to find it there
when she should return; but what must
have been the disappointment of the
poor mother when she came back and
found that her innocent little babe had
been devoured by the hogs. The In
dams were so shocked by the sad and
horrible affair that they all left the
place, and say they will never work on
the farm again. carcass of bear
killed near Bsgswell was brought TO
GAINESVILLE and sold for II cents per
pound. twas the third one killed in
the county during the year.
MeC2enran County the monies
borrowed by the city in the early part
of the year to defray current expenses,
have been repaid and Waco Is now
pretty well out OF debt.-The confer.
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal church
south convened yesterday. Rev. James
Campbell, of Cleburne. preaching the in
itiative sermon.--In the district court
the case Of A. J. Mccarthy, charged
with the killing Of Asa Brinkley, (col>
ored) was called when the counsel for
the defense moved for change oil
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venue, on the ground that the Exami.
ner hld preiudiccd the public mind
against the prisoner The court anuul-
led the notion Examiner About
one o'clock Sunday Might, stranger
ran into u wagon yard on Austin street,
and spddling u horse he had loft thire
tho day before, mounted and hurried
out of town Before going lo stated
to persona IN thc yard that he had
stabbed q man In q north Waco bagnlo
The police have since learned that q
difficulty occurred in that part OF town
which may have resulted IN the slNb
of a man, but who he Is they have been
unable 10 ascertain.
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Mlxed hehanIa.

Even the New York Times is cons
WINGED that it is unwise to request that
black children should be allowed to AZ.
tend schools set apart for the whites.
Such request II calls simply redic
ulous." Furthermore, it says 1t must
be understood, that in Richmond,
Charleston. and particularly in New Or.
leans, the educational facilities proved
for the colored children are quite as
good as those enjoyed by the whites.
The democratic officials Of the cities
named take sort of pride in building
and maintaining really excellent negro
schools. II must be said to their credit
that they spare no expense TO make
those institutions equal in every way
70 the public academies provided for
the whites"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

The presidents message will not sur>
prise many people of either political
party. Mr.. Hayes has q record on both
resumption and the demonstration OF
silver, and as yet we do not know him
as a man who doubles on his own trail,
We can only regret it, but the simple
fact is, this formal announcement of
his policy by the president, will go far
to chill the repeal element in congress.
Indicating as it does, the imminent
veto, the noses will be counted when
it will be seen that the requisite two>
thirds to beat the veto cannot be had.
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A Mre,clNd Exialenoe.

Other conditions being equal, thor, An0
rea,On why healthy man or woman
should not enjoy lie aud II may well be
doubted whether adverse i0rlnte mas lhe
one who sleeps aoundly aud whose digestion
In good. hut for the nervous, feeble dyapep-
lIGinValid there N no comfort Ia life, His
exlstonoo III indeed n wretched one. Hut he
nant restorative, HOstetterA stomach bit.
tors, has Impaired henlthful vlg0r 20 many
a selfSupp0aed lnCurnhle. IL IL nm IN qual.
cd builder up Of broken down physqueH,
aud Nv besides u sovereign remedy for dys'
pepsla, nervousness, Irregular habit OF body,
blliousness and kidney and bladder ulfficul-
ties. 10 ollminates from the blood the acfid
element which gives rise 10 rheumatic all
menta, cheers aud relieves the aged and
tnge by ladies' IN feeble hcqlth Its perfect
purity also commends II 10 the use Of In
Valldg, deCBditNlt.
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fexican papers are not lacking
IN big talk respecting the possibility of
a war with our government, as may be
seen by the following extract from one
of their journals;
1.-THE Mexican government has now
forty thousand regular troops under
arms. In n few days it will have sever
ty,five thousand. Add to those thirty>
five thousand regular guards, and we
have one hundred and ten thousand
men. Quite enough to handle two
hundred thousand Yankees"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

raF DAnN ilrHAIpis nunliAhed oYeY
marliAt, a2lflt o. AlnitY, az 80 pr
annum in iYancn, p0fiHRo prUnA u or
~ oenls per week delivered ~ ihe CITY,
AnyHHrnEl "a HiTNsi Que square llen Hines
hOnpnruin ui ilmo N ah q eh hunkfuutni
Insertion, ATS Spanlnl rhlns flT weekly
monthly and early advert ea'
TnE WEEKLY HrHALp 10 published every
Saturday 40 TnlA gat " GU per yodr' post
AGO prepHln,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

20 GOOD citizen ever sanctions mob
law, no matter how atrocious the crime
they seek to avenge: In some portions
OF the state mob law has been practiced
to an extent that makes civilization
shudder We have laws to punish of
tenders, and this is the only medium
through which to bring them to Justice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

troubles along our Mexican bors
nm to be increasing, and militia.
road from San Antonio to the
'ande is talked of more than ever.
Q Of q war with Mexico, it would
great advantage, and in time of
it would serve to transfer supplies
oops stationed along the border.
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AM ORpnN n NCM.

For the construction ola sideUdk on The south
side Of Main street.
SIC, |. That there should be and Is hereby
ordered constructed q sidewalk on the SO tn
side OF Main street, from Ervay street
on the west to the Houston Texas Central
railroad on the east, the said sidewalk TO he
CONSTRUCTED at the expense OF the property
holders.
SEQ. 2. The said sidewalk to be OF the uni
form width of the rest of sidewalk already
constructed on the south side of said street,
and shall be constructed of gravel or plank
under the direction of City Engineer.
Sec. That the City secretary and En-
gineer proceed, rs provided for by the city
charter, to have said sidewalk constructed.
Sec, 4. That this ordinance so into effect
from and after It's passage.
Approved November q, lS77.
W, l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest j. Il. HEREFORD, Secretary. dei-lOt
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Better Accept.

Philadelphia Times: A Maryland pa.
per has nominated General Garfield for
the presidency. The general had bets
ter accept it's the best he can do at
this time and the only chance he has
TO get even with Hayes and Stanley
Matthews.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

CoMANouE carries Off the palm. The
citizens OF that place elected a man to
the Office of town marshal, but he won't
have the Office, That man evidently
prefers peace to glory.
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THE republicans continue to denounce

republicans continue to denounce
and Conover in the most
manner, but it comes little
matter what their motive was
to seat Butler, it is the most
'us act of their senatorial ca.
heir rascality was winked at
party until they failed to 20
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UNCLE SAN don't allow any hiding out
on the part Of bis soldier boys, One
who tried it, passed through Denison
the other day heavily ironed. lie was
caught in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

OLD ENGLAND has big eastern ques,
ton on her hands in taking care of her
starved subjects in India. There are
several sick mems interest at stake in
this instance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

JOSH BIELING's ideas respecting the
'aatment Of animals are different from
He says pet u mule with
l he is patient; but give him
ID he will kick out our end of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07
GRANGER HOUSE,
no. Dos 4 9O7 Main Street, Dallas. TeYa,

les house Is new and well ventilated
having southern expusure. and 4 ca,,,,eSt,
located. IL Is in charge Of its old prourIqtof
SAWYER. who never fsiled' 10 PLEASE hi.
guests. Parties seeking holise with All ti,s
soiniorts Of r home, CANNOT do better thar
nving in Dallas, via the Cenirsl rstipoa,
can Iesch this house by taking the Maj
street ho'se cars, one block south from a,
pot The best dollar day house in the cte.
- tnLe 70 gel on hertrcef cars al the swiffc
an1'uom WIN. THOMAS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

Eat In tho counties west of here
resented as looking unusually
~, ,he farmers are now grazing their
,ck on il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

MAJOR Penn, the revivalist, is wrest,
ling with the wicked Arkansian's in
their wickedness, in trying to throw
them into the narrow and straight road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

\ T'nr seating of kellogg may be iris
umph for the republican majority in
the senate, but will prove moral dis
aster TO the party
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

ONLY three democrats from the south
voted against the repeal bill, being
Kimmell, of Maryland; Gibson, of
Louisiana, and Schlecher, of Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

Mn. WELSH, our minister to England,
is spoken Of in very complimentary
terms by the London Times, as being
man of marked character and ability,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

PRESIDENT HAYES is in bad strait,
Not one OF those who favored his being
counted in will even venture word of
apology in his behalf
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DISSOLUTION.

The eopartnership existing under the firm
name Of Merchant Restaurant II dissolved
by mutual consent, Charles WufxbnrRer re-
taining possession and assuming al debts
and credits OF the old nfn.
CHARLES WURzBURGER,
ADAM sCHANLf.
DALLAS, TExAz Nov. 10 1871. nov17-tf
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BEST EVER OFFERED.
Most Attractive Trip of All.
GRAND EXCURSION
TO
Galveston
AND TO
New Orleans
Via Galveston.
TICKETS GOOD IOR THIRTY DAiS

A cheap trip for every oody-a prinoely
visit To the gay and festive Crescent City, ~
delightful tour t0 the land OF love, poetry
and romance, and at this the most delight
full, suspicious and attractive season of the
New Orleans--the glitterlng Metropolis and
Queen City of the south--is at It's zenith of
life, business and beauty, and clothed In all
of its trop cal glory and splendor. And
and Metropolis of Ts xas and the pride Of
her people, offers her arrest attractions To
ihpgn N gnnrph nf nlnnEnrn I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
To Owners OF 1rogS.

In accordance with an ordinance of the
city of Dallas ana n resolution OF the city
Uou noll, will on the 18th day Of December,
1877, proceed 10 take up, impound, and sell
all Loose hogs within the corporate limits OF
the city OF Dallas, W. II, MORTON
noyl7.dlm City Marshal.
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u. l.. COLLINS,

GbNbhAb MANAcShO VI EACUHSlON.
Or ticket agents OF II. a 7. G. railway al
Houston, Hampstead, Hearne, Bremond.
Corsieanas Dallas, sherman, Waco and Aus
tin.
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Tickets will be on sale at all the principal
stations and towns on the Houston Il Texas
Central railway between sherman and
Houston; also, at Austin and Waco; and at
Fort Worth and Paris, on the Texas and Pa
cific railway, and probably other towns In
north, middle and eastern Texas.
Sale OF Tickets will commence on Novem-
Der 18TH, and continue up to the departure
OF the train on the morning of the nth OF
December, and accommodations tCW be niiiy
ample for any number that may BE- purchased.
Tickets will be good going on special
train December nth; good returning ON any
train Ordate until January nth, 1865, thus
allowing every one to return at pleasure,
and compelling no one 10 remain longer
than they wish.
Excursionists for New Orleans are allo wed
to stop over In Galveston at pleasure, both
going and returning.
Special arrangements have been made
with the very best hotels In New Orleans
and Galveston 10 board excu sionists at
greatly reduced rates while In the cities. Ar
fangements have also been made with the
leadin theatres, opera houses, omnibus and
transfer lines, pleasure steamers, ETC., at
greatly reduced rates for the beneflt Of this
excursion, thus combining economy and
pleasure throughout the entire trip.
This Ia rare opportunity Tor business
men, a. well n those In search OF pleasure,
and a trip in which both business and
pleasure can be easily aud pleasantly CON-
bined. The attention of the ladies In partic-
ular IL also directed TO this, as IL is certainly
the most charming and attractive trip for
them that has ever yet Deen Cotton up.
Parties designing TO make the trip are re-
quested to buy their tickets at the earliest
possible day, and as an inducement five per
cent. discount will be NADER n all purchases
made before the 9Th OF December.
For further particulars address, either at
Houston Dallas. Texas.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER | Ith. 1877.

Att O'Clock A. NJ, n special train whit am
pie ana tirst-class accommU dations,' N eve y
respect, including Pullman Palace Sleeping
Coaches, and an elegant and Well kept
Reireshment Coach, will leave Sherman,
Texas on the Houston Il Texas Central rail-
way, and run through to Galveston, making
good connection AZ Galveston with Nor
ganS magnificent line of ocean steamers,
which connect close at Brashear City with
Morgan $ railroad, one of the finest railroads
In the south: running from Brashear City to
New Orleans over one of the most beautiful,
fertile and productive sections o. Louisiana.
The features OF greatest interest to the ex-
curslonlsts along the line of this road are
the beautiful rice and vegetable farms and
extensive sugar plantations, which lie con-
tguOus to or on either side of the road all
the way to New Orleans,
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UOARD-Try the Rawlings House once,
ID for good board, good beds and good me-
oomocatio :, Mam street one block from
dec0-St.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

rRlnU MORNING NOVEMBER !.
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TEXT BOOKS
E. ii. CUSHING.
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and NiSceIa7e0uSi9oEs
.PUBLT3H E5 ;

T. u IL LLLi5j hi EiS5
MoLLlE Il. MooREs Poems, 500 @..5w
THos. Il, HoGGs'"Fate Of Marvin. 100
W. \, WEAVER's "Iours OF Amuse.
h'ht ''''''''"''''''''''''''''''' ',,,,,,.,.. 90
Il. S. THALL'S "Hlstory Of Methodlsm
In eEaS'''''"''..,,',,.,, ,,,...,.,,,,,.,. ! 25
THos AFFLECK's "Hedges ana IIedg.
lIlB ''''''" ','''''''''.''' .,,..,...."",.o,
Rev,J, HUrClIIsoNs "Romiaiacences"l 20
Rev,J. II CONOLY's "Revelatlon".
"The Lie Of Navarro, Northumberland. q
Has for sale the largest stock Of school and
miscellGne uS books in Texas. he in.
vites orders from all who want books,
whether at wholesale or retail, anu makes
speciality OF finding any book wanted, il IL is
TO be found in America Or Europe, All b0okq
mailed direct at retail prices.
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DOARD-Flrat.clas board for gentlemen,
ID with or without lodging, at No u La
mar street. deCi'2w
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.


Four-line Advertisements inserted twice In
this column for Twenty-Five Conts,
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BOARD AND ROOM-Two nicely iurn.
ID ishod rooms having ~. I, for coal tires,
water from tho water works, ETC., for ront
and HarwoOd streets, dec7-lW
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BOARD AND ROOM-A good room with
ID ntst'olats board Tor gentleman ana wife
or two single gentlemen, Also n few day
boarderH wanted, NJ 7a7 Commerce street, T.
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ID UOMS TWO rooms TO lot, furnished or
IL unfinished, betRCen Austin and
Market streets. Apply at the Washington
House, 4 Market street. derB.tf
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Miscellaneous Wants.

TITO MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK
ing Glasses, Etc, with care, and very
cheap. IL. II. KREU / Err Leave orders ut
j. L Murphy " Co.,, Lamar street. oct2-lm
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To Rent.

ID COMA comfortable, room opposite The
III Herald oniCG, suitable tor sleeping de-
partmont, for |. mt AT 81 jOper month En-
quire NJ this Office. deo7lw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
Had Business Ideas.

YESTERDAY, when lame beggar
halted man on Woodward avenue,
and asked for aims, the pedestrian
seemed to look kindly on him, and
asked him to step upstairs into his
Office, and he would see about it. The
beggar followed him up to the top
story of the block, into an Office, took
a seat by the stove, and when the
gentleman had hung up his overcoat,
and poked up the fire, he said:
$50 you want aims, do your
"Please Heaven, | do was the
reply.
What claim have you on my
charity"
"Well, l dunno, only I'm awful
poor"
Il can't give you cent" said the
gentleman. "You haven't made out
clear case, and therefore you will
get nothing from me-"
Why didn't you say so at the foot
of the stairs % asked the beggar, re-
membering it was three pairs up, and
three down.
q am business man. / have
business hours and a business office
If | could do business at the foot of
the stairs, shouldn't pay rent for this
office. And now, you climb ~ Detroit
Free Press.
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BIO6R APHICAL.

The Chicago J0urBm gives the follow.
ing brief sketch of Mr. Fanderbilts life:
Cornelius Vanderbilt was born on Staten Isl
and, May n, 1894 His education was very
meager At the age Of sixteen he began bush
ness, buying boat, which he Piled between
the ferry Of his neighborhood and New York.
Three years later he married. He can hardly
be said 10 have rclnquishcd business until the
day Of his DEATH Few men have begun man
hood-lifc as early. or maintained hold upon
the activities OF the world so late, as did Com
modore Vanderbilt He was giant What
ever he did at all he did IN q mastery
way. He remained in the navigation
business until he Outgrcw in wealth and
the magnitude OF his ambition. He con-
trollcd the commerce between New York
and Aspinwall nearly all the time from the
commencement Of the California fever until
the completion Of the Pacific Railroad. Dur
ing his steamship career, Mr. Vanderbilt
owned not less than twenty steamers half
of them being constructed by himself, and
counting all his steam craft, on seas and
rivers, bis feet numbered siyty-siX vessels
From this business he retired with fortune
estimated st $40 0p0, 900. Entering railroad
speculation, the Commodore risked much
and without loss, his stock IN various rail-
roads, among them Che consolidated Har
lem, Hudson River ~ Central, and the Lake
Shore ~ Michigan southern Railroads, being
estimated in value at nearly $4,000, coo
Mr.. Vanderbilt gave literally in certain di-
rcctlons, his gift TO the Vanderbilt Universal
ty In Nashville, Tenn, being three-quarters
OF a million dslars, a sum which has placed
that school upon basis which should stand
against all time.
Mr.. Vanderbilt was more gen erous TO the
poor than Is generally supposed. His list Of
regular pensioners was quite long. He made
no display Of charity TO individuals. He wss
mum 6cent in his contributions during the
war, prompted oy patriotism. The ceased
leaves large family. His son, William II.
Vanderbilt has managed the vast estate for