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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-01

Assure IS the sun shines, Dr. TUFTS Piils
viii cure Fever and Ague, II taken ny direc.
unns--a bold assertion, bat n true one. In
any case where directions are followed, that
they fail, agents viii refund the money.
iuly7-2w
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Man Killed 4. ahe Llmso Ja,,.

He'd Light: From a gentleman
just Ia from Llano, we learn that on
Wednesday of last week q party OF
some forty men pursued and afrestasi
= man named Wads sorth, who wgs
charged with having steIen about
three hundred head of cattle, and ia.
carcerated him in the Llano Jail. On
Tuesday night six men went to the
jail, and after throwing burning
turpentine bail In the building, com.
meneed shooting at Wadsworth; five
shots took effect, and defenceless man
wac murdered while 10 the custody of
the law, and six unknown men are
his murderers.
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CITATION

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Evrafng Report-riner~.aI.

NEW YORK, August So.-Moaey offered nj
per cent. sterilus nrIu ut 81 81. Gold
steady al 81 U41<. New SIS 81 0sJ.. Govern
Hnsht bonds steady state bonds quiet
Nkw oRL.sArs, August S1.-ioid 81 OK
y 90. Sight ls9< premium. Sterling bAis K
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From Mayfair. A eorresponsien at ct
tome sends a clever little squib which
- In circulation In unorthodox society
there. The squib takes the form OF
Dialogue. the parties to which are
Fasqufno and Marjorie, who thus dis
course: . What do you hear OF the
pope ~ !. Rtas,oYe y frumorl. "Whaf
says the rumor ~ That the pope Is
Kept . prisoner. By whom %
Take away the first letter Of y-anaoge.
and you know it.n a. Uaore' lby his
humor or capriee). And il the impris-
onnent . heavy one ~ aTske away
one letter" More The win die ia iii
And when Will this occur ~ ssOmit
another letter. - Ore fsoonl. And
who Will be bis sIiccess0r p, .Eacri-
ice another letter. tire 1.-THE kinwi.
Winch king r, 6uppress hut one
letter. /" b EmsnnelW
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James =. Kirk & CO.

The solid old house Of james s.
Kirk Il CO., is Que of the landmarks
OF Chicago. They occupy building
l20Xl2B feet, five-stories high, and a
basement, with box factory adjacent,
30X1S0 feet. ihree-stories high, with a
stable for horses used in the business
9lxio0 feet. The engine-room is 60xoe
feet, ana contains boilers OF Ave hum
d-ed hose power To go through the
house, il strikes one that they are
making soap enough for half a ganer--
alton, but instead OF that, they have
not for u year past been able TO fill
their orders.
ST. LoJIs, May %, 1877.
Charles +. ti4ics, E@q., Manager II ftany iSa-
frlzerator CRr CoiapRny, Chicago. Illinois;
DEAR SIR-Ne take pleasure to ia
form you that your car No. 6, arrived
In due time, add was loaded by Us
ith beer for Dallas Texas. Report of
our agent has just been received. The
beer arrived there in splendid order
I and condition more ice left in car
than experienced previously, go that
our representative was highly pleased,
anu - IA tSS+th bAiissAi iA very uSttSf-
tLg terms about your car. We offer
our congratulations on the signal ste
ersa achieved, OF which YOU have
every reason Ia be proud, your ear be
ing evidently destined TO perform a
very important part in the t,anspor-
trticn OF all perishable articles.
With every confederation, dear sir,
Yours very truly,
T. ANHEUSER cos BREWING ASSN
A. BUSCH.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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sch.nek's Mandrake Puk fer the Car. Of Liver
comp Aihf. Sc.

These Pills are alternative, and produce a
healthy action OF the liver without the least
danger, a. they are free from cziomsl, and
yet more efscssious In restoring healthy
action OF the live-.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con
sum ption, as the PuiIuonic syrup al. ems : ha
IN after and purifies the blood. The Nau-
drake Pills act upon the liver, create Il
healthy bile, and remove all diseases Of ths
liver. often = eau-. OF Conzum ption Toe
rea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength u
the stomach, makes n good digestion aud
enables the organs 10 fpfEn good blood. and
thus Creates a healthy circulation OF healthy
blood. The combined action OF tlste meii
| eanes, as thus explained. will cure ever,
case Of consumption, n taken Ia time. snl
| the use of the medicines persisted In.
Dr. Scheuck - professionally At Ais pftn.
cipal ofiice. corner 81 rub and Arch streets
Philadelphia, every Monday, vheye al let
tags for advice IN n-t be addressed. scheuck
| medicines for sale b , all druggists. sepi-in
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If "peaee hath hsr victories no less re-
nowned tkan war" We may certainly class
rs one OF them that vaiua Bile preparation
known as HOME STOMACH BTTTEAs meeting
IL does the requirements Allks Of Ia.
healthy aud the Invalid
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The plo.. Hotel Keeper. or re..,

~&eH .SS~pekS VI IeXAa-
According to Mr.. Hale the hotel
keepers of Texas are very pious, fol
We read 10 bis q. 4. IT, which 6einp
Interpreted, means, go to Texas
" Tremiett, the inn-keeper, at the
hesd of the board bowsd and In PIN.
pie language asked = blessing. Talk
asout Goddess Texss,' said Hiram
afterwards, as he aud Fred went to
look after their horses, cheer 1T is
the only region where have ever
Travelled where an inn-keeper asks a
blessing before his guests fall To ~
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Discovery or Gold IN Lamar County.


North Texan: A Mr.. White brought
to town the other day some gold dust
and small nuggets of gold, dug from
the bed of little stream on his place,
seventeen miles northwest of Paris,
beyond Cothran's store. This gold
was found six or seven feet below the
bed of the branch, at the base OF a
hill or cliff. Mr.. J. A. Martin pro-
nouneas it pure gold. Nearly q pen.
pyweight Was washed from two pam
fuls Of dirt.
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To all who sre suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay. lose of man
hood, etc, | will send receipt that
viii cure you, free OF charge. This
great remedy was discovered by q
missionary in South America. Send q
self-addressed envelope TO the Rev.
Joseph Inmsn, Station ID, Bible Home.
New York City+-til sept23-eod-w.
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The Texas and psetHe.

Tuesday We spent the day in Mar
shall, the headquarters OF the Texas
and Pacific. This IL one of the most
venerable of our Texas towns, Is pref
lily situated, and is inhabited by GIL
intelligent and refined class OF people.
Many of the dwellings are very taste
ful, and some few quite costly. The
town has solid appearance OF thrift,
notwithstanding the country around
II said TO be poor, as compared with
our richer prairieiands. But we did
not propose TO write of Marshall. We
propose 20 give a brief and necessary
ly imperfect sketch Of the workshops,
offices aud other headqusrter surround
ings OF the Texas and Pacific. Through
the courtesy of Colonel Noble, the
general superintendent, who accom-
painted us In our rambie through this
little world OF mechanism, we were
enabled to see IL in more intelligi-
Die light than otherwise could have
been done.
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University Of YirsInin.

Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF tflt My -souItI
session Of this justly celebrated seat Of
learning will be found In our adyertis-
ing columns. This institltion was the
conception and creation Of Mr.. Jetfer-
son in his ripest ami maturest years.
Describing the college curriculum
plan which required all students to
mill without reference to differences OF
aims, aptitudes or means, he adopted
the true university plan, the elective
system under which the student NAV
select such studies - are indicated by
bis special tastes or proposed pursuits.
The Inauguration OF this new depart
ure In American instruction was in
trusted to a corps Of professors especial
~ selected in Europe, and was at that
time the most brilliant assembly of
teachers on this continent. On that
list were, DuDgiison, afterwards Of
Philadelphia. Emmett, the brother of
the "Irish martyr" Long, who still
holds the chair of Latin in the Univer-
sity Of London, Patterson, afterwards
director Of the United States mint,
Key, the celebrated mathematician,
and others equally eminent.
The modes OF instruction and gov
eminent adopted by Mr.. jefferson and
the faculty still obtain, and that they
are prominently successful IL shown
by the fact that scores OF other institu
tions, both north and south, have
adopted them. Before the war the
university numbered nearly seven
hundred students. In no other Amer.
lean Institution is the teachings 40 thor.
ough, or the examinations so Impair
Hal aud rigid. From others diploma
IL usually 8 certificate that the student
had an opportunity to learn; from the
University Of Virginia il is an use-
guivocal certificate of knowledge ac-
quired, and is 80 accepted by ali famii.
lar with its methods IL embraces four
great departments, that of medicine
consisting Of five schools, law two
schools, agriculture four schools, liter
AIRY and seientisie ten schools.
The state had expended upon ii prior
to the war, over 81. 10000, 1t now do.
dates It $4,000 per annunl. The in
jurIes OF the war, direct and indirect.
have been somewhat atoned for by
many manlEeent private gifts. The
late Mr.. Miller, Of LyHchburg, gave ii
$780, 600; Mr.. CoEcoran. of Washing
ton, gave $50, 0Go; Mr.. Brooke, of Roch-
ester, New York, gave 1t $4,000 dur
Ing his life, aud within few days
past bequesthed sl20,00o iu addition.
There il no excuse for our southern
youth being scattered through north
srn schools, where they viii be de-
barred from the great advantage of
forming associations and friendsbius
so pleasant and beDefieial In after life.
but should be congregated in this great
southern seat Of learning.
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Cotton Statement.

For the week ending Aug. 81, 1877.
Furnished TIKI HERALD by ID. ". Barnett
Reporter IN this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
Stock on hand September lst... rs
RsestN I'd tRts week ...----..--..-
kseaivtsd Previous y -...-....-.. = s3,3zS
Received since ssepten Der ISL. 1881
Total. .4.I0i
Shipped this Gsek.......-.----....-----
SHIPPED previousl ...-.-... ..--.... lsgTl
shipped since september LIST. 4ssT2
Stock on hand I32
COTTON MARKET
steady. Aiadfing SIC. Low MiddIing She.
Good Ordinary T34o-
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
Highest teTnperaturs- ............-..., ~
Lowest enpersture- u
Average tenn peritture at Il ..-.......-...- rs
fsslttlaiA IA
n W IA ~ LFvr
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Manager Elkin arrived nome from
Waco Tuesday. He has made arrange
ments TO play the companies that APP
pear ut HE opera.bouse here, in that
city. Manager EIkin win play most
Of tire COMPANIES that come TO Texas,
commencing At Denison. through the
state, including Galveston. He left
Tor Fort Worth yesterday afternoon, on
business.
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The s.ssa,nx o.a,n,ng n GU Sc q, Dali.

4. M. kann & Bro. justly claim this
egotisticsi title, on account of their
having the M ost extensive stock o
we'll made clot hing in the city Of Ds
lag, and as good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap a. the chse pest. and
guarantee better goods, larg eat assort-
nlent, best styles and --latest fashions.
A glance ut their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asaer-
tons. They also keep a first-elass
stock of mems fur ening goods, con-
sisting of O compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make a speciality OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most COM
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view of the
above stern facts, We. can cheeruIiye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call sround and
examine lheir stock, and wefeel con-
ffdent that they will coincide with ain
and pronounce EN-. Kahn Il Bros.
the leading clothing house of
Dallas.
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ee,tsTv,,,,o.,apa,,,

Though We would by no means be under
stood as dePreeAtinE, but rather - recon
mending. professional aid IA disease, tbsse
are muitisudes q instances when 9; s.
neither necessary or easy TO obtain AfAir-
lily provided " IN 9 conprshs nSIge houss-
bould specific Ike Hostetisr's stomach i'it-
tiers, Is possessed OF medicinal Fesoure,- al
equsts to most emergencies ia which meti.
cal advice would .. Otherwise ns-dfni. That
sterling tonic and corrective Invariably
remedies, and Is a1thpTitstfyeIy recon-
mended FOR debility. indigestion, liver dis
order. an regular habit Of body. Urinary
and uterine trouhieF, iDeipieni Iheums j. -
and CONT, and many other sii;n-nts OF TIRE
Nuent occurrence. IL Grad .cates and IRE
vents Intermittent and r-niittent isve-s, r.. :
iisves mental Dependency, checks pr.uia-
! turs decay, and invigorltes the uoryeas and
muscular Tissues. sleep, digestion sud ap-
petite are promoted by u. an. 70 - ex-
trsneiy useful Ia ov0rcsming the effects y.
exhaustion md sp,,slire.-ss ptIA Ina.
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IA branch Of the Aunt Maria Car

"A branch of the Aunt Maria Camp
bell case will be tried to-day before
Justice McLare. Uncle Mack il under
arrest for carrying concealed weapons
II appears that when the preacher, OF
the Northern Methodist persuasion.
accused the Southern Methodist fol-
lowers Of being lazy, good-for-noth-
ing set, prone to steal roasting-ears
that Aunt Maria's wrath got the better
Of her, and she then and there arose
and told him he was i--r aud q VIII
nan Uncle Mack, a deacon. with pis-
toi IN hand and blood in his eye, elected
her from the grounds, and 1t Is about
the possession OF this pistol that the
Judge VIII investigate. All parties 70
the trial are highly colored.
"A do1bfe-ua aYYiakse rsccurra,t T..
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
surapuH.a,i,D SEPTEMBER 4


utt.uri.a stew %, Eauts tat r~Nas.
A.. Is.t. ODE IUi-uo-.ar. receives, q
81. ..f,H yesterday g1u tu. manager
81, E.1aEuw.- show, .uIue that
f." show l.i met HIf.r rlru.d us-
,.eut u Town, aey.ui uyr Jsiug Nil.
'' lyt Others uauuU.J. aud request.
pg h,u q. notify uan..ut ~ the show
'f t.. sc,Iteut This dl-p1trh gives 20
-h.w sbot Nr bugum agent il al
rpdJ boo Texas, auI Is expected in
Dallas shortly. The great show will
undoubtedly follow,
Lancaster 7inis tua Fc,uAie In-titnts
Tho nest session 81 ;li. iu-tiWllon
ol learning VIII opsu ou Monday, tho
.i of september. and continues forty
weeks. g,v. J. vt. Malone, y. NJ, D,
the priayipa,, assi-.ea by s. v. Malone.
iu tbg primary department., aud an
efficient corps of teachers have been
engaged iu all branches, including
music. THIS b. one 20 the oldest and
tr-t established schools Ia Texas, stu,
str'i ia "a pleasant village. convenient
90 the railroad The principal stand,
high a. IA educator, and his assistant.
have been selected esrh Tor their indi
yidull WORTH, and the success in In,
branches they teach.
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Cotton Market.

| GALVESTON, August ss.-Rsceipts net, 10
ntties; gross $50 bales. Exports COAST Use =
| sslss 4a5 bales. stock 267 bales. Market
L e.a i..r
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schsnek's sea Weed reuis. for she Cure OF D.,
nnEsla Lad .ratl... A.

The Tonic produces n healthy action Of th.
sto N ach, creating an appetite. form IA.
ehyie, and curing Tie moet obstinate Uass-
OF lnLiuestlou
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"A doubie-nArriags necurresl in
East Dallas night before last.
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oaice $50 Ds!es Futures steady.
SepLem Der l4 sostl sSc; October ~ 70esl0 Tsc
November 10 55e.lo $50; December 10 asa
10 Sic.
Sight-Cotton quiet. Uplands 10 l5-lec: Or
leans IL l-lacc. Sales Isl bales: consoIidaia.I
net receipts 2,I7I;sxports Great britain /. mi .
cOutiu=uL OAR balss '-'
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scHENrE', PVLnsNIC >Ywrr.
FOR he Cur u Csr.aa ptIe.. Cough. - rnla.

The great virtue OF tn NJ ~ .rlne - that d!
Ttl.ns the matter and throws Il cut 81 The
system putires ;he bleed and ;hu- effects .,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-01

his administration. He has indicated
that he will appoint Southern Demo.
erat in Davis place on the Supreme
Bench.
Several names have been mentioned,
among whom are Hancock, Judge
Campbell, Key Of Tennessee, and Hers
chel v. johnson Of Georgia, but 1t Is
not altogether certain that Davis may
not resign In time for Grant to make the
appointment, in which case Senator
Howe would have the inside track.
The conference committee on post
Office appropriation bill met to-day.
No progress was made: the House
members are solid against the steam
ship subsidies, including the Brazilian
bill, and the bill will fail unless the
million and a half subsidies put in the
postoftioe bill by the Senate are stricken
out. BUELL..
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FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Looks Like Peace After All.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette, from Berlin, says
It is believed here that the Russian ar
my will shortly be demobilized.
Lord Derby's suggestion that years
time be granted the Porte to prove the
sincerity OF its promises Of reform,
meets with increasing favor.
The general aspect Of affairs is deci-
dedly peaceable. The statement that
Russia is pressing for an answer to
Prince Gortschakoff's circular is with
out foundation. The powers appear,
On the contrary, to have postponed
their replies with her approval.
The Cars governfr ent is believed to
be OF the opinion that after the issue Of
the circular, an unfavorable reply from
any. OF the powers would seem to COM
pei 1t to course Of action which might
not be prudent, and it is said to be desi-
rous OF coming to resolution unfet-
tered by such considerations.
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TRE MISSOURI DEMOCRACY.
The, Demand the Recognition of the
Nichols Government.
[5t. Louis Republican Feb. ISL

Nichols Government.
[5t. Louis Republican Feb. ISL
The Democratic conference commit
tee met last night at Jones' Hall, on
Fifth street, to hear the report Of their
committee of thirteen relative to the ap-
pointment of election judges. COL
Broadhead presided.
Mr.. Given Campbell then offered the
following resolutions, which were the
cause of considerable debate:
ResolUed, That in view Of the action
Of the Joint commission it has now be-
come the imperious duty Of the Demo
Gratis in conference before the electoral
count, to secure the recognitions Of the
Nichols and Hampton governments by
Congress, and to protect them by appro-
pirate amendments to the appropriation
bills.
Col. Prather objected to acknowledge
ing that we were willing to give the
election of Tilden and Hendricks to Sc
cure the recognition or Nichols and
Hampton. He wouldn't give Illden up
on any such considerations.
Mr.. Campbell said no one more than
himself desired the election OF Mr.. Til
den. He was even in favor OF taking up
arms to see him installed. But ne
thought il the people OF the South
could be secured in their rights 1t would
be better for the country.
Col. Broadhead (Mr. Priest in the
chair indorsed the resolutions In an
emphatic speech. The people OF the
South had been outraged, doWntrodden
and robbed as no people ever had been
before; they have submitted patiently
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'Tlae Decision VI Nhethcr Hayes
Will be President or u New
Election Ordered to he
Made To-day.
Hayes Southern Policy-0ne Southern
Member in His Cabinet and
Another In the Sgpreme
Court.
The Brazilian and New On leans Steam
ship line.
Especial to n. o. Democrat. !

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s, IL 80 a. m.--The
.sll-absorbing topic here is the question
whether the House will vote to have the
report and the testimony Of Saylor's
eommittee read in the objections to the
vote of South Carolina. On this de-
.cision the question whether Hayes is to
be President or new election to be
held practically hangs. 1t will proba-
bly, be decided by o'clock.
The fllibusters claim lis votes as GER
tain in favor of reading the testimony
and the report. and say that they can
bring the vote up to 100. II they can
get the 120 votes, they will carry their
programme by about 10 to Is majority,
for the reason that il the fllibusters
show this amount Of strength, there
will be lodging enough to prevent a call
of the House, and 100 votes always carries
If there is much dodging; I never saw q
time, however, when it was so difficult
to make even tolerably accurate cam
yass on SO important vote. 1t is fair
to say that the Hayes men are very
much exercised over the situation.
The vote OF the Louisiana delegation
will probably depend very much on the
action of the Northern Democracy.
One Cabinet place will certainly be
given to the South, and perhaps
two. If only one. the place will
lie between Robertson and Alcorn,
with the chances in favor of Robertson,
on account Of his superior standing
with Sou thern Democrats, and the be-
lief that his appointment would be
snore acceptable to the native white
people Of the South in general than that
of any other Southern Republican.
The sundry civil bill has just passed,
leaving only four bills in conference.
It may be stated that Hayes has con-
.cluded not Co call out any of Grants Cab
met and put Southern Democrats into
his Cabinet, at least not at the outset ol
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

A lsccess Ask ed for.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Joint session.
The Commission reported in favor of
casting the vote of South Carolina for
Hayes and Wheeler, and the House
separated.
A motion that the House take r e.
cess was lost by 81 to 167.
TksE SENATE.
south Carolina Counted for Hayes.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The Senate re-
turned to It's chamber at II :35 p. M, and
Mr.. Robertson submitted resolution
that the decision of the Commission
upon the electoral vote of the State Of
South Carolina stand as the judgment
OF the Senate, objections thereto to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Mr.. Merriman, of North Carolina,
submitted q resolution that 1t is COM
petent to receive testimony to sustain
several objections to the decision OF the
Commission.
Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont, raised the
point OF order on the resolution OF Mr..
Merriman, and argued that the Senate
must either affirm or reject the decision
of the commission, upon which point ol
order discussion ensued.
After some discussion the Senate
voted to count The vote OF South Caro-
lima for Hayes.