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Sunset Cox in Nashville: Evenlif
the darkest raven brings food.to you
consume the food and thank God for
the food even though raven brings
10. But nevertheless a. Democratic,
jealous Of the suppression Of state
rights and liberty, don't fail TO keep
your eye on the raven. lApplause and
lauxhter.l Why, I have known y
Tennessee mule TO wait six months to
get to kick man. Laughter and APP
plause,l
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19

Austin, San Antonio and Galveston.
a number of the party paid THE HER
AID a visit last night, and among
them We found several old friends.
The HERALD returns thanks for a
Kind invitation to join the party on
their trip TO the Fort, and will accept,
and as the pilgrims wend their way to
the southwark We commend them to
the good offices of our brothers OF the
quill, one and all.
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~ turns out now that the Sonora
h''Ousisring expedition Is hoax. We
"'ush' upon first glanciug at the ,ele-
t''h That there was a mistake. for
surely We have no American fool sufii.
0'n''y developed TO grasp the idea Of
sohlu'ring and living in that God
brsaken country.
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lu' philosopher Of the Marshall Her.
pa says Money is only the represents
AA'e Of values We regardit as being
and constituting in its own nature the
very essence Of all value. At least We
wade sll our representative for it, and
''' 'ria nearly all our representatives
~e Willn' as Barkis was.
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WE haysthe first number of the South.
o." APorts~aH, the new gentlemen sport
ing paper just published at New Orleans
IL Is devoted to field sports, aquatic
sports, the turf, dramatic news, etc.
etc. IL is published weekly. 10y Good
man u Bahbitt, 20 Commercial place
New Orleans, at $3.50 per year, and is
richly worth the price. our sportsmen
wishing to subscribe, will find a speci-
men copy IN our editorial rooms.
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n We W. will hew into the merchant. OF
t-.lts next week with our little
a.''het -, hunting "ads. aud IL we don't
y, any Il viii he proof that Dallas
pl,1a,'li.a gos what she claims 10 be--[ Upshur
We remember Of another Paul who
~ en- out to persecuts those he didn'i
axe He was converted, and we trust
V1' Trend from Gilmer will ais, he,
ere he leave. the city
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san AntanIs iisraid -Nh.r h-.-.1r
l-ggsh old rua.-tsr l. thzt c.ialt1nr ~
them -iAir- enlgirt1 . ulsa es1l =
frontier county ~ . r~l-srter a. :
msnit-r 20 the srHnt 1rr ssls-f 80
the cuurt-husis- stair. -rhsIs 80 -
cur ino-i r--f,-ct.f.ie ciflzeu-. t.r.I =
msnnii-r - th- grsu1 Hrs rsrl.I
the reporter y ga ian't - Il. lH.-e
20 loos ~ nam c.us--f. b. L. 80 sa.-a1r
seni!stlan. ~ IimulfnT laaa
great feii-Taiinu fur Eral.l 49,. Ns.r
ia my "lslutN ! have ns-E rrfaraaI .n
-N-ry graz izry I've uaf .an So
man o. Tor fls ..l-f frE Faar-. Hrra.. 4
iurse- Ar~ = t.rrur o. Ia ora. - 49,.
msnf. tlsE Hr-
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l'r - r. Adams a.srHr II
bridge Ca She lamr r..--a.. Ea. .-
O. tUHl "a fasrf~Ht "lr.Hz.re. .H .l. Cd.
a l,a- ,-E. 10 D., aar.a.a-a. sH
than the u.lal sac. Aul taa
part about t b. that sh.r a.a "a
the shHA wl- hrsksn asa e..
and l,.S f.ourtll ast IN 80. .a..
HAT taHre saz ln.ther a-
formed e-= urtn lsri -aar 80. 60.
ess nalch hzi h-Hu a-,-n=-l a. 49,
oii-u -r-u ts1 r-"si--tls &c.,. H..-
In one 90 E-t au s-- a.tk Id -
something Irs. ana 90 u11-1 a..
-olutiun ui CD. trslA lr ri-.-. e- a..
t,fic uafura. .fs
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The Mashushek Piano.

1t is q matter OF surprise to many
that so small q piano as the Mathushek
Coiibri should contain so much power
aud briliancy OF tone. 1t is accom-
plished by the use of the equai:zing
scale. All the Mathushek pianos are
constructed upon this principle aud
are entirely different from any others.
q. II. Edwards, 407 Main street. has
the agency for the Msthushek planes,
and controls the trade in this part OF
the country. Call and see them, wheth-
or you want to buy or not.
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S'''7oH Cosr has been paying a
ti'It At Austin, and win attend the
Houston iair, where he will meet a
nearly reception from all classes OF
people II is astonishing how good a
,''loW Coke has become. since he has
hai nothing to do with the bestowal OF
patronage but more especially. print
lns contracia
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precinct No.


BY the Rev. II. NJ. Neely, last eyen-
ing, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. R. X. Craft. proprietor of
the Commercial hotel, +. Il. Ellis,
ESD, and Miss Emma v. Graft, both
of this city.
May Ellis-e-um be their lot on this
earth, and the good wishes of the Craft
will follow them for remembering the
printer. The HERALD returns its
thanks for the elegant repast, consist
ing of the choicest cakes, salad, ice
cream, ETC., sent to this office, which
was discussed amid good wishes for
the happy pair. Mr.. Ellis is q young
man of much promise, and universally
respected in our city, and has been ex.
ceedingly fortunate in winning for q
wife so lovely and accomplished q
bride. He has Craft; whether witch.
craft or not, We leave to the young
lady.
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WHEN we are told that Alexis is pre-.
pairing to put his oar into the eastern
tight, we are forced to the conclusion.
against the convictions of our better
Judgment that the end is nigh. The
grand dukes, Nicholas and Alexis. and
the prince Of Wales, are eminent sol.
dtcrs. but they have never smolt blood
as the crown prince Of Prussia and
Frederick Karl have, and it takes Q.
little practice to become an expert in
throotcutting
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IrE Waco tamacraai copies the dis.
patches from THE HFHnD. and credits
mem How is this, M Erunb.er ,
InE HfEAtp furnishes telegraphic news
i'' many Of the Texas papers, but We
had no thought OF bearing oil the
Donors from the Ersnissr even at its
own threshold
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hh S'lies"aaH warmly commends the
.N'oresking proclamation OF his excel.
'soey' Governor Hubbard, and dubs il
''e W'sest proclamation ever issued By
:! Eoycrnor Of Texas. IL was rather a
s'oi thing, and pleasing to law-and-
:, .'uer people, hut very exasperating 10
the thieves.
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dren Perish
THE NEW CROP.

TIE Harvest Of 1877 Has Commenced
Texas the First IN tho Market
New wheat and floar 1a the Mar
kes at Dallss.
The Dallas FIGURING sill Company
or this city made a run OF several
hundred bushels Of new wheat yester-
day. The product will be sent to the
different markets Of the country.
Bulkiey q Bartlett, grain dealers Of
this city, shipped the first car of wheat
OF the crop Of 1877. which is the first
car handled Of this crop in the United
States, consigned to Messrs. Newsom,
Bartholow q Co., st. Louis.
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Mr h.r,drarIes of the recent great
revival 70, Jefferson are now called upon
o. contribute something 10 the support
c. tl. ruutel.ts The "J.up." says
uu.y Boo tls connection. The laborer j.
Nrrrl, OF U.. Mrr
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U,...a, patiently submits whom
mau.r. rulatiaus are in force at
rs, .r. igt thinks IL great bore
sN.r on. interior asks for quarantine
,rrH.. ou Buffalo bayou and Gal
...T.. Dos.
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Tr N7r thinks the pay as you q"
quality ui Charles Morgan, a good one
Nodo wo That paper smiles vt his
supposed hostility to Galveston, and
uoN regards .uch au idea a. an absurd
ioke lmeani something else. changes
al. things
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"nkT harvest will commence in 0
'.'' lew days. and n good result will be
l'"n' We confidently expect business
'n'" decided increase and i'm.
a'o'ement' :, within two or three weeks,
.l'Oushout all North Texas. The har.
~ .,,' and reaPing machine men are very
Nv Nv aud large shipments Of improved
' h'nes are being made TO this section
every day.
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By J. l.. BARLOW VOL. XXIv.

rope in the field on the side Of Turkey
and decidedly quicken both Austria
and Italy The next three or four
months are to haze a Tremendous IN
lucnce upon the fate OF both Europe
and AsIn
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tst ptttts HsN,Lp says that "Dalla.
D. .u . great degree like Chicago" So
We have heard. but we hope. with the
50 oi q virtuous press. there will be a
reiormation. - HusLuH HvlA
t. but you see she b., the virtuous
press But suppose it were Marshall
Naat them one shudders 10 think
oft
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Ff.sway oi Kentucky has been
counting noses ou the sprakcr-hip. and
t ttru'P.ry- chat hc will enter the race
nr deposition. with the strong follow.
wE of seventy solid votes. Success
may o. contained iu such a nucleus.
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EU landed 10 New York. on the
''h and met loyal as well a. royal
""lonmc. But We submit II il isn't Just
a'i''Ie Zoo bad that the papers Of that
c'y should copy word for word, the
report Of Dallas paper. aud unbush.
mg.y publish IL ~ original matter
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LsrrES'sr IIAu quietly dropped over
The bio "rando the other day. and ar.
rested Homer the stage robber, in the
streets Of Pieiros Nieras, and brought
hm home To- Justice Hall Is a valuable
oih'rr aui Troublesome one to the
nucn- gf the border
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Ws are indebted to an attentive
friend loo Chicago for very neat pam
rHIai being q complete guide to strane
sr visiting that wonderful city. 1t is
U,susg hing else Chicago does, mag.
.------L
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B,-guN, Mss II.--Ia- l..-- -..-a.
sti- e-ul- af tr--e a.. EEL r-...- -a.
piay''' hsr- o. .isg ta----1 -a H.a-.
yars cni.s--- t-sfu A1l tl- Msa. -a---
slut, "f Mau,a--lsr. ~ tlsl. -H.
%. lnE a. th. izrz-l---. tl- s.al- -.
called ~ THE yaI o. ths t--n,f-ta.-.r
Inning, neIth-r -i.i- .-ur lax 49,
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Ta. f printed five thousand
extra J..a. of the number containing
rs report u. tha Maifa-t. on tine lotb.
uHu.aryumpi,iu.nbout the distorted
,riuupIrreIort made by the Galveston
Ne
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s Turks and Russians are ener,
se.'a'ly cutting each others tbroats.
% far. advantages have hov.
' os' about the banners Of Moslem
,a'her than Tartar valor. We pre.
s,'' that but one decided Turk.
~ Victory will put eli western Eu.
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Fr~sss PsItIss Jsi-. >tss-. H.--l--.
hl- -a-aaaa..

PARIS, May ll-iu cou---s.a-u-- ~
differences with Pre-i,rrt Nal11.a-s.
jai.s SIMON, Fru-i-i.at sf tls ca-u-a
aid uii i-tsr of ths lut-raa-. r-r.t----
his rs-isu-ti"a. TLe ull-l-.--r e.
now IN cnuue.-
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f-~t frrl-sa tss-- S---sss--.s1-i-s
CHicAUo, May la.-la- azs1s.--- .r
the Chicago, Eugiiug.au al .lrs-
the Missouri. hau-.- a11 E-ka-. 80
tile Texas Crugrsl rsil4zs- lst- co.
ted a fat fr-,s sht cslr,l tii-ar-.a &C. r..--
road, which - O. - iata aesH.
June ir-t, Aud rsc.llarly r,ln t. r.a-
dred car Sud -.s-H -I-sI-r- s-.-. ,..-
csgo q HlG-,su aEI I.alta--- r.
thHtdatH
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rs rr,.rt sunday school picnic at
.rH..ru.aGe wn' most enjoyable
.F. W.tre sorry that some good
snI 1irpo,tical descriptions are
.....I #ff th.s week
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V.rs pleased to welcome the sher-
H 10 our table again, since
.... Hro. iu which IL was not
....r tut uiel
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IuE whole question of suffrage is a
difficult one. We question ifthe suffer
age can ever be restricted in this coun.
try. One thing Is certain however, the
radicals will move heaven and earth
u dispoil the negro Of the boon, and it
will be- the future task Of the democrats
to defend them. The bottom rail will
surely be atop in tins sort of a ,itua-
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..--,, ions o. ~r,uas. OF the iton-
r.u.en. lies dangerously ill 't
.... We d. a valuable officer.
.f r- ..r,ir, could but lily spare
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a private note from Ramsey &
Ligh, Of Cleburne, received last night,
dated the l6th. says: "wheat, corn
and cotton prospscts are very fins. No
Ihoppesa.n
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The singer sessing nsensne.


II will be seen by referring to an
other part of this paper that the Singer
Manufacturing Company have decided
to reduce the prices Of their popular
sewing machines for CASH Within
the past year or two, the value OF labor
and material have greatly decreased,
and this company is consistent In In.
stitnting reform In prices on . cash
basis. The company supply all the
extra attachments with every machine
sold in Texas. and include them for .
trifie over the prices charged ct the
north for the plain machines. They
are fully warranted for ten years, and
with reasonable care will do good
work . lifetime. AZ the Office In this
city II one OF the leading branches in
the south, machines seld by them will
always be sold 1t the iosccst prices and
fully guaranteed.
Tho populars widely known and EN-.
cient agent. TOR Texas, Mr.. ]. 81. Moore,
has failed in no instance to push the
claims of this excellent machine. and
his successes has been commensurate
with IT, merits. We Sommend botf
the machine and It, gentienanly corr
Of agents 10 our friends Ia thfa cif,
and throughout the state,
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The HERALD has strenuously main.
tanned that no serious damage has
been done to the wheat crop by the
grasshoppers. Yesterday bunch Of
wheat was brought to this office, which
was grown on the farm of DR.. Stevens,
three miles west of here, on white rock
iand. Tie leaves on the blades of the
wheat had been eaten of entirely. The
stalk WAS stripped to the head as clean
as though 1t had been done with pair
of scissors, but the wheat itself was un-
tonehed, and the heads were large and
well filed with plump kernels. 1t will
be much easier to harvest and to
thresh, and DR.. Stevens says that he
has a great deal in, and that it will
yield fully twenty bushels to the acr e
Now, in all probability. that wheat
will bring from Sl.75 to s. per bushel
this fall. Farmers will see at glance
what a profitable crop 1t ia. It pays net-
ter than two bales OF cotton to the acre.
Corn will bring good sum this fall,
and we recommend our farmers to put
in all they can.
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Pvepsrfsx For sbe,ssase Pair ss d ems
ss"n-HHay DfsttnEuishea Person.
90 be Present.

HOUSTON, May I6.-The state fair
will open on the tweb;y,seeond in-
slant, with every prospect Of entire
success. General J. L. Johnston, Gov
ernor Hubbard. Senator Coke. Hon.
X. q. Mills, and other distinguished
persons. are expected to be present
There are races each day for literal
purses. representation Of fine stock OF
all kinds for exhibition. and much
will.be for sale Many inquiries for
fine stock from purchasers. have been
received.
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Lsxssgssn Tsrf-Iensreeeh Wtn Rn.
Against I1ae.
LouIsvrLi-E, May I7.-Aristsdss win
not run 1t Louisville. Tsnbresck viii
run agaiast time.
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CRIMINAL BoCKEr.

Members "a = sseE~t us.i=r ID. nr-sar-
SAN FKANcsscs. May Dr.. f...
thirteen, or,ier % ss1r---a. .-.--f
= chief organizer. p. a. uss.sly. 49, 4.
return has Pfs'srrst eriu.tn>l 49,
against uemb-rs hst,rs ra.s 49,
mento grand jury.
q sios aussa. to s~a----s- - 81.
DENvEH, Coz, Nay IA r.r III.
occurred among tts rl.r.H- .s tr
iornis g1.i1h- TIE u.U-rs --
III SieS-u- Arf fgo .t..r-. a. .a..
thvm uu'isr --l1rE -l.lz. -.r~
and other b.uoit g.Ff,i.i--- 81. Co.. t
TO pay ta- miner ~.-raa- a.. ..
hAve t-sn iyurtsaf ---.ae la.- ..-
the affair va- ra-tfrr.aL
An THxti.h Ss--l-- s---
NEys Aoah Mzy l.-fL -- .. .-.
Wa arrested Ca Li- arr.s.- .. .....r
from EuslAu casr-.i go ..--.
obtained ten ti.a.l-a1.l .r.a- -.
emily
The ola sta-r> 80 >fs.rsr s. r.-
N.~ Ntu"r~->lNsB "a a. -. - i.
the EhTss- - ts--ts-
CUDAsu, Nsy D. a -r-
patch Sjrairr. Iisa..-. -a - ...
miners, =, tLai Ils-r. ans
time tsO AL ~ ll-r Gtses- ...
10y new usu. ts4t - H a.r. -..
4uently taken hack o. -1.-- ..- .
~ that ouly oae hzu---I H..1 60.
retained, have for . - -u.s H-.r
kept sePaTAis from tizrs l.-. - O..
novices are called. G. aTr-f -- l--
from jealousy - olI ullusr- uF -
however, the tao s.ES- hAz. h--a g.
love- {" miusi-- .nd yr-t-raisF 60
ranking hate % TIE ol1 uulua-s -.ar1
EXPRESSION - -au-- oftl-lr uln.---
quitting pui-,au o. gh- tsEasr 1azze.-
% the new msu- i-N-t utss $3.50
sixty 20 the victims acre IN -rs r--a-
oi agony, ST. macy - trsz 49, 49,
touhtsiiy de frutn tt- sf-s-- ar ...
Poisoi-, Whl.- the hy-- as a. % tr...
hang upon threads.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
fhe Brig Orleans straeL bs water
-pout and Df-masIi~a

NEW YORK, May l7.-Iirig Orleans.
from Csrdena-. reports that on May :.
st IL y. m, ia the Gulf stream, ID.
WAS struck by "a WATERFRONT, which
carried away her fore topmsst, fore
yard, upper and lower topsail yard.
and AL attached.
Collision on Cro.s Rfp-rbe N.rt~,t.
suuL-kii o. board hat Two seasa.a
Drowned.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mas. May L. -
The steam collier Harrisburg. from
Bu.tHn fOr Philadelphia, catnu Ia COLI
sion Of Cscss Rip with the schooner
Marietta Tilt1p, from Hoboken for
li'.s,uii, siuEiDg ;he latter in few
minutes. The captain, kis wife, ID,
mate cook aud two sesmeD, wer,
drowned. Two scaiEcu were saved.
gne sfram+r SANDY StrIke. "a log.
'Hrs"n. And Turn. HoiGan Upward.
three Lives LSAt-Bsat ana tsri-u
Total ls-S
EAToS BoyGE, May l5.-The steamer
Sandy No. >, coming down, struck /.
los about five miles above here. la,,
night, At twelve o'clock. soon Al,,I
she commenced sinking. The alarn.
Nss At once given, aud the passenger
rushed 10 the upper deck. Some saved
Themselves on cotton bales. The yawl
was launched, and most ol the women
aud children placed in her and landed
safely. The boat, buoysd up by the
cotton, floated down the river with
two feet of water In the cabin. When
Passing here skifi- went out To her.
aud succeeded in saving the balance
OF the Passengers and crew. IL Il sup
posed three of the crew were lost. Tn.
boat, short time aiterwsrd, eareeped
clear over, and now lives bottom up
ward five miles below here. The boat
and most OF the cargo, consisting Of
cotton, cotton seed, sugar and some
cattle, Is total loss. The passenger
lost everything. The boats papers,
books, money and everything In the
Office went down with the boat.
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Three Villages burned I'm Nas.as ma
setts-fire ssiIi Raging.

Boston, May ia special dispatch
from Morse Junction says a lire /.
spreading radidly. The whole coun
try is filled with dense smoke. Three
villages burned. Two persons miss
ing.
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P NrBhT llAlsrEAp should get the Tur-
E,sh mission. He would be so handy
with the scissors (h"iur an clitor) in
ct-o the present sultan were TO rely on
them, as did Abdul Azil, in -eycring his
connection, with things terrestrial 49,
GshsFa1 Nerf
f-haw it wasn't them things at all
that he severed, Ii was his iurlar That
'hrcyity' man require, looking after
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sally. I've sot b--a. 80 49,
thA ''Oh. thsi. y.ru ~
you bet IL l.. t,r I 90 .1.-l A.
around my nns~r.'
A Port JeTvi- cutcher clstra- . 49,
worn n pair u ~ooisn ---ka -ara-
ls62, bat no man -tollI eve - -
any such icat
&Gafling. the tnxentsr - - ts.-r..--.
gun. hA- invented . allrr.ii.s -. a.
i- sid - nre 9Git- ---lg Eaa1 ~. 81
l.OpC -hot- F-r n4i1Ef-.
Dsnhary N-s-- Frus---ur e---ar
says the earth = Ere~i1S i.r--r -
are glad o. o-sr Il. ga rs-- 49, s
sunk feArfuily ia the P--I fer-- 49,
Woree-isr Pre-: Ths Elstfhz-1- -
New York are isFiiis ia.-r.--ln-. 49,
n every Buddhist h-ceEus- . -
the dres- r~f,rn ~til $500 - - -
compli-hesf fset
Boston Bali.iin -S1-.a h Au.nuag
regi-ter-i ~ = N~-tern kut-- 50
some msllcicus male cr-sf1r- -r-rrs.l
the report that th- = ~ha--ll- -.azk
had epcsmp~d th-r-
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enoagh ~ . ss corrs-t-oo.i-n- 49,
Dr. ChArie- AE--tin. -ho 80 $500
in this coanfry. oil o- - cnl-t -
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19

Ex-Governor BroWn. OF Tennessee, and
u Distinguished Delegation from shs
city of Memphis. Drop fn On u. Last
Might.
Hardly had the citizens dispersed
from the reception to General Joseph
Z. Johnston, when the Texas and
Pacific train arrived from the east,
bearing an excursion party made up
OF the following, the most of whom
are gentlemen of note in Memphis
Ex-Governer John z. Brown, of Ten
nessee, vice president of the Texas and
Pacific railroad, and wife; Hon. John
w. Throckmorton, member OF con-
gress from this district; J. NJ. keat.
ing, editor OF Memphis Appeal; B. J.
Semmes, the brother of ex-Admiral
Semmes; J. J. Murphy, Memphis; +.
Whetmore, proprietor Memphis Led
ger; George A Mathes, editor Browns
vile States; T. H. Hsrtmus, Memphis;
G. P. Murphy, Memphis; d. I. Ross,
Memphis Is. NJ. Trezevant, Memphis.
f. Z. Meacham, ditto; J. Harvey
Mathes, editor of the Memphis Ledger;
w. A. Goodman, Memphis; Colonel
George A. Noble, General Superiu.
tendent of the Texas and Pacific rail.
road and wife.
Messrs. Leonard, Schneider, Stephen.
son, General Csbell and others went ts
receive them. Finding detachment.
OF the Lamar Rifles and Stnnewal]
Greys on the streets, they notified the
boys who again fell into ranks, ant
procuring the band again. went to til,
LeGrand aud gave them a serenade
for which they felt highly compli
mented. The party are here to sex
Texas, and from the reception the,
receiyed last night, they think it 1
the grandest country on earth. The,
Intend to take their time, and view ID,
state In sll its sections. By 80 doing
they will be able to give to the countr,
from whence they came, . glimpse o
the paradise OF this worldly Newspape
men are scattered pientifully through
the party. which IL . sufficient guaran
tee that the account rendered ON thei
return will be true and correct one.
Il The party VIII 60 from here thi
morning 70 Fort Worth, and return /
Ave o'cloek, and thence southwaxd /
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19
FIRE RECORD.

burning OF the Rocb--ier Paper Mills
ROCHESTER, \. Y, May l5.-The
Rochester Paper compsny's factories,
located ut the lower falls, in this city.
was destroyed by fire last night, with
the loss of about 100000. Insurance
$4,000.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19
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emily.