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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The Maine republicans initiate their
Iowa brethren by silence upon the prcsi'
dents policy, They have concluded the
ct alone policy the best,
New York Tribune There isn't poll
tics enough moving to keep the politi-
clans out of mischief, but Ohio seems to
absorb what little there is 1t is to be
regretted that the quality is as insg>
niticant rs tue quantity
st. Louis Globe Democrat Waters
son is n splendid organizer He organ.
lied the Greedy fiasco Of 1872, the Til
den failure of 1876, the s to 7 commits,
sion Of 1877, and the democratic defeat
of Monday last in Louisville. The best
office in the gift of the republican party
ought to be placed at his disposal,
Beecher began IL sermon once by say
ing, at is id hot He said in lee
turc last spring, "As to worshipping n
God that damns mems souls, would
be damned first" He is noted for say
ing that "laboring men can live ON
bread and water for breakfast, water
and bread for dinner and bread and
water for supper.
West, the blind republican candidate
for Governor of Ohio, proposes this sos
luton of the labor trouble: II would
60 further and try the experiment.
but | do not know that it would sue.
ceed-I would arrange and fix mini
mum Of prices Tor all who labor in the
mines and upon the railroads, and then
require that of all the net receipts and
proceeds OF the capital invested the
laborer at the end Of the year should,
in addition to his fixed compensation,
receive u certain per cent OF the profits y
correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer,
at Atlanta, Georgia By act of the cons
yention, secured only after u vehement
and angry struggle, Georgia repudiated
forever the eight millions OF fraudulent
bonds issued by the corrupt govern
ment of Bullock Il Co. The detailed
history of the rascalities rracticed by
this administration will never be writ.
ten. The elimination of the scheme of
proof adduced against him--the ap.
proach of the session of a Democratic
legislature--the bankruptcy and flight
of his allies, forced governor Bullock to
flee from the gubernatorial chair and
as fugitive from justice in Canada,
send his resignation of the trust he had
betrayed to the people of Georgia.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says if Mr.
Hayes and that discipline of Mr., Blacks
stone, from Iowa, who turns the crank
in the war department. could not grant
Governor Williams request, for the use
of federal troops during the recent
trouble, because the application was
not formal enough, how could they
offer Governor Cullom the use of federal
troops in Chicago, in the absence of any
application at alp
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F0R u year or so, dark rumors have
prevailed regarding the conduct affairs
in the general land Office, at Austin
Independent of all other things, the
recent action of Governor Hubbard re-
garding the Caney- Barnard affair, will
have good effect, because it will result
in a general overhauling OF the affairs
of that branch of public business
When once the Investigations do CONS
mence, they should be very searching
and thorough, ard should there prove
to be dark practices ON the part OF
either the commissioner or his clerks
and assistants punishment severe and
dreadful should be melted out. No sort
of delicacy or favoritism should oper-
ate to shield any one from the full con-
sequences OF either peculation, dis>
honesty or incompetency, for the latter
is, so far as holding public position is
concerned, as much a crime rs the
other. And we would emphasize the
suggestion, as one which, unfortunately,
is too often overlooked.
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MANY VINO AREsuFrER,Se

nom the effects Of the warm weather and
arr debilitated, are advised by physicians
TO take moderate amounts Of whisky two or
three times during the day. In a little while
those who adopt this advice frequently in
crease the number of drinks" and In time
become confirmed inebriates. A beverage
which will not create thirst for lntoA icating
liquors, and which In intended especially
for the benefit ofdebiliiated persons. " neither
~ home OF abroad, Is Dr. schenck's Sea
We 4 Tonic. Containing the juices Of many
medicinal herbs, this preparai on does not
create an appetite for the intoxicating cup.
The nOufishing ana the life Importing prop.
critics OF many valuable natural productions
contained IN ~ aud well known 10 medical
men have a most strengthening Influence
A single bottle OF The Tonic will demonstrate
Us valuable qualities. For debility arising
rom sickness, over exeftion, or from am
cause whatever, wineglassful OF Sea We'd
Tonic AIKEN after meals Will strengthen the
stomach and crehte an sppeiiie iOr whole
come TODD. To oil who afe about leaving
theirhotnes, We desire 20 sly that the excel
lent effects u br. schenck's seasonabe rem.
e1ies. Sea Ween Tonic and Mandrake Pills,
are particularly evident when taken by
those who are injnriously affected BY Z
change OF = alter and diet. No pers N should |
leave home without taking q supply Of these |
salegnsrds along. For saie By an druggists. !.
ausld-wlm
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CONDENSED NEWS.

The campaign in Ohio will be form,
ally opened on the 10th inst.
o. W. Jones, banker in New York
city, failed Friday, with liabilities Sl73,.
OOG assets, nothing.
The coal miners of Knox county,
Tennessee, have petitioned the author,
tiles against the use of penitentiary
convicts in the mines of that county.
The state laws of California provide
for the punishment OF wife beaters, by
public whipping and the crime has di-
minished, although no cases have been
tried under it.
President Hayes has gone to Yer,
mont lie will return to Ohio next
week, spend few days at home, pass
through Kentucky and Tennessee, and
tarry few days in the Old Dominion.
At Cincinnati ON Friday, d. Harri.
gan, who had some vicious dogs, had
one of them killed by Rodenbuch, and
attempted to kill the latter for the
deed. Rodenbuch being armed with
revolver drew it and killed Harrigan.
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American Manufacturer The selec.
ton, by political state convention in
Ohio, of n liieNlong business man for its
candidate for Governor, is indicative of
desirable change. Politics have had
control too long, II is to their lack of
comprehension of business matters and
want of interest therein, which has
helped to precipitate us into so much
confusion. A congress OF business men
would deal with matters of state ms
business men. Less time would be
spent in empty discussions of merely
political matters The suggestion of a
prominent business man Tor governor
of Ohio is wise step 1t should be
followed up by sending few more to
congress Our interests demand that
more business men be placed in office,
where their practical turn of mind will
enable them to decide and legislate for
our natural interests.
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Senator Conkliug returned from Eu
rope Friday, and was met by an ovation
by his friends.
Other railroads contemplate severing
their connection with the express com.
panies and doing their own express
business, since the Baltimore and Ohio
road has shown them how it can be
done.
An explosion OF steam threshinr
engine occurred one mile west of Frank
ton, Indiana, ON August 9th. Frank
Nelson. the engineer, was mortally
wounded Pieces of the engine were
blown threequarters of mile. Low
water caused the explosion.
Thursday afternoon another oil well
was struck on the Rayl farm at Smith $
Ferry near Wellsyille, Ohio. Experts
pronounce Il from seyenty>fiye 10 one
hundred barrel well. Only one screw
through the rock filed the hole with AN
hundred and fifty feet of oil.
Colonel Matthew Hopkins, a veteran
Of the Mexican war, was found dead in
his bed this morning at his boarding
house near Henderson, Kentucky, Aus
gust 9th. The deceased was in his sew
eniy-sixth year, and highly respected
by all our citizens. Cause Of death not
known.
Parties from Pickens county. Ala.
report the excitement caused by the
murder Of Story, Fitzpatrick and Bush,
ON Saturday night. IS subsidine. The
evidence OF the negroes prove that sew
eral white men participated in the kill.
ing One white man and seven ne.
groes have been arrested and warrants
are issued for Others.
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AmoGg thh harlml consequence Of OBJ
siruoled a. esuou, u lhp impoyoli 'lment"l
the blood, and since q daieraIlyo condition
OF the Vital huid not oply produces d'nEeT-
Gus organic weag noss, hui, according 20 inc
hest medical Authorities homrtlinth oiu7rn
asphyxla, Il ~ apparent lunl 4" improve me
ana naturalization. Ian glse preo luiluli Hos
tptters H,utnnrI Hutrr N pfhnnrlN me
remedy inT tbs purpose, hluc' n Hllnulhleh
tho pastrlo Juices cunqn ~ those hl lnuH ana
oyhOualiyb Irregularities when my 'flele
with The digestive Processes, promotes an
similntiOn oi the inOd by Use blood ana pus
ri nea as we'll ~ onIirhfH 49, InH Hlghh %
Improvement ia htallh 10 cOnstqurItu ol
uting the Buffers Hic speedily apparent ~
an Accession Of YlBhr, again IN hplllf 1up-
stance, and regular aud active prriofm
aure Gt every physical Junction, tuBliWlh
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Bully Aerald.

pnE DAILY HERALD N published every
morning, oIgept on Monday, NJ tlO pc
annum In adYnnno, postage prepaid or
- cents per week delivered la tho CITY,
THn WHERLY HERALD Ia published every
Saturday morning NJ " 60 per year post
ago prepaid.
ADyEirIsEING RATES, One square ten limos
nOnpnreil) one time u b0 each subsequent
insertion, 40 cents. special ratnH for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers,
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l'nEDE are many points of similarity
between Galveston and the Gulf Colo>
RADIO and Santa Fe railroad, and Dallas
and the Dallas and Wichita road. They
are both at stand still, and for nearly
the same reasons, The NerS is calling
Justify upon the management of the
Gulf, Colorado and Sante Fe to proceed
with the work, us the Dallas papers are
with the management Of the Dallas and
Wichita.
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MAJOR JONI B, JoNEs the able and
devoted commander Of the Frontier
battalion, has won imperishable fame
by his course since he has been on the
frontier In nothing has his good
sense been more apparent than in his
settlement of the llorell- Higgins Ieud.
Doubtless the good people of Lampasos
county, no less than the misguided
men themselves, feel greatly relieved
by this happy settlement. We COM
mend Major Jones policy to other
peace officers throughout the state as
worthy of general adoption
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JUST why Secretary Scbmta and Pres
ident Hays should so much desire the
return of Sitting Bull we are unable to
say, unless they have need for few
more vacancies in the regiments doing
duty on the plains, If tIot is so, then
S. Bull is the doctor to send for, sure
..,,a,,.I
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j, II, BURNS recently got verdict
against W. Y Leader OF one hundred
dollars for SANDER, Poor Leader, and he
the head Of the press association at that
Young publishers should be careful
how they allow him to lead EN-.
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TnE hideousness Of state sectionallsm
appears when the Weatheriord Times in
sists that Parker county should name
one of its citizens for the governorship
next term, Whom, the Times doesn't
say. Only Parker county man, and
only because he is a Parker county man.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORSIN ;tiji AUGUST "A

Hon. Room Q MuLs is writing a
series of letters for the CorsicanN hder,
on the big topics Of the day They
will attract attention, coming from
such distinguished source.
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W. q. Randall a Bro. Va. W. 7. Lancartes-J us.
tIco Court Precinct No. 4 Dallas Iounty.

I'HE STA az OF TENAs-ro the sheriff or
L any constable of Dallas county, greet
Ing: Whereas oath has been made b fore
mo by Thomas z. Randall that the residence
OF VT. Lancaster, defendant In said suit, Is
unknown, 10 that the or llnary process of
the law can not be served upon him, YOU
are hereby commanded that you, by MAX
ing publication of this writ In some news
paper published in Dallas cDrnty, Tor three
successive weeks before the return day
hereof, summon the said w. 4. Lancaster to
be and appear before me at my office, No
SOi Main street In the city OF Dallas, In the
county OF Dallas, on the Sd dav of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to answer
the complaint OF the said W. G.. Randall 4
Bro. Tor the sum OF one hundred and four
teen dollars and seventy cents and in
terest due, upon prOmissory note, execu-
ted 10y said W. 4. Lancaster to said w. q.
Randall & Bro, for sl6t "a, iated on the 2,at
day OF January, 1875, and payable thirty
days after the cate thereof Said note cred
ited with payment OF $40, 18th OF February,
$50, and with payment of $40 March 3, 1875.
Herein fail not, and Of this writ make
due return, as the law directs
Given under my hand this, the So h day of
July iS7. EC, McLuRE.
Justice OF the Peace Precinct No. /. Dallas
county. augl4dlt-w3t
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iTANTED-A few good agents for the
w states OF Texas and Louisiana. To nc
tive, energetic men, very liberal terms VIII
be given. j. W. strong sol Elm street, Room
2, upstairs. Jun3O-d&wtf
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Male Help.

Roy WAETEU--I want good intelligent
ID boy 10 learn The drug business. Apply
to W. II. GARTER, Druggist, Ross avenue.
auglO-lw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Randolph Macon College.
SESSION OPENS SEPT. eOTHE

Course of study thorough. Expenses mod
crate. send Tor catalogue to Secretary OF
Faculty, or to
REV. J. A. DUNCAN, d. d., Prest.,
auglidtillsept2O Ashland, Va.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,
Wanted Situation.

FouT.lins Advertisements Inserted twice Ia
thls column for Twenty-Five Cent?
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A TTENTION TEACurRS-An assistant
~ teacher Clady) Is wanted immCdtWeY'
SALARY $50 per month. References required
Address 7, 0, RoN 49, WaNahachie, Texas
nugl.lW
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For Sale.

A RARE CHANCELLOR sale Immediately
~ and cheap, n tirst-class business place,
containing three stores and dwelling, with
four rooms. Suitable for grocery, dry goods
and butcher stores. Butcher shop and tools
all complete. Also an elegant buggy and
harness, nj for one-half value. No Oppos
ton and first class chance to do a tine
business Call at onceon
L. ABR \HAM,
auglldlw Ross avenue and Leonard street.
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\ INFORMATION WANTED So Any one
l knowing the whereabouts or existence of
Thomas ii. Horndon, OF Mississippi, sup
posed to be now in Texas, Will greatly oblige
his relatives IN giving information to SeRy
II wil receive his division OF large tract
of land by applying to Seay a Morrow.
apg7 Il
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DY W. G. SICKLEs-SOOOO ACRES OF
- LAND ON long time. Real Estate
Office, No. 5l5 Main street, upstairs, Dallas,
Texas. iuS~tf
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ON Factory ?EIS VIII D. Duplicated 10 ts1 Texas TMi,,

Factory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-14

Mr. Noody's success as preacher is due,
in part, to his command Of the Saxon ele-
ment OF the language. He uses the simple,
homespun English OF the middle classes.
His text book is the Bible, and his speech is
saturated with Saxon idioms and diction.
The simplicity and directness OF his style
are well illustrated in this passage from his
sermon on Tuesday evening in Boston |:
2" A little dying child said to its mother,
What mountains do / see yonder p There
are no mountains in front OF the house,
my child sYes there are, mother !;
DON'T you see them? Won't you take
me, over in your arms?' And the
mother got down and prayed, and told
her boy that Jesus would be with him.
And then the child's eyes frightened, and
he said: Mother, don't you hear them p
= Hear who, my child?' Hear the angels,
mother. They are just on the other side OF
the mountains. Carry ne over the noun
tains, mother Il can't do that, my child !;
the Saviour will take you over. Jesus will
be with you. Look to Him. Aud then he
breathed prayer and said: Goodbye,
mother. Jesus has come to carry me over
the mountain And then the little sufferer
was gone. Oh. sinner! Christ has come to
carry you over the mountain. He will fold
you to Els bosom and carry You unto His
KINGDOM ssssas5 u. isat:.a
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UNIFORM TIME.-[To the Editor of the
Tribune i S;r,-Your excellent article on
"Uniform Time y in Saturdays issue aims ct
aresuItyery much to be desired, and trust
the subject will be kept on the surface until
reform can be accomplished that will sup
press this, one of the little miseries OF life.
In that article you mention the fact that on
shipboard in the navy it is never noon until
the captain declares it IS; and this reminds
me that it is never considered sunset in our
town until the evening gun at Fort Ontario
so declares il. But often that gun is long
deferred after the SUMS disappearance; and
then, again, the announcement is made
when, to the evidence OF our eyes, the sun
is still on duty and long way above the
horizon. =:
The explanation given by the worthy
commandant, on his attention having been
called to the situation, was that the differ
ence between Dudley Observatory and local
time had SO confused his sergeant, whose
duty it was TO milk the cow and fire the
gun, that be had c5nclsGed his safest course
was TO be guided in the latter by the time
the former should be accomplished. $780,"
said the Colonel, "when you hear that gun
YOU may not be entirely sure of shutdown,
but may safely bet that our cow has been
MIXED" l.. e. }.
OswEGo, N. Y, February 5, 1877.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG !

RICHMOND AND rETBasBUEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
iIONMENCING JANUARY |, 1871, trans
" OH this road win run as follows
LEAVE RICHNoSD SOUTH.
1925 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston. Augusta, CoumnIa' sa-
yannah, Raleigh T,su Atl4 9ss , N.SGn,
and ali Iolnts South and Southwest
also CONNECTS IT Petersburg "ifn me
Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg Farmviile, ara rthrt
local stations on t.at road. THIS tram
stoDs only a. Manchester and Chester.
1.oOp.M., ACCOMMODATION daily. ras:eE-
gers taking this train will max Close
connection nj Petersburg ioi not'0lA'
and at Norfolk with splendid D1y-lihc
steamers for Baltimore, Philidciphii
and New YORK, and With the o!d Do
lnnlon steamers Tor New YORK. stop
pny at all regular stations on slglt.
500 p. n, FREIGHT daily Except sunda!i' WIFE
" T f1ifa atfIe NAIL daily excep; sun
dayl, connecting for Weldon: Ealciei'
Wilmington. Charleston, savannah
and al points In Fioriia. iuliinln
sieepIpg-car for Wilmington and TIC
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
dayl conuecl,L2 with Richmond, ! req
ericksbury anG Potomac railroad io'
nil noinis North Fast, and West.
7:45 A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1eerl SUI
dayl. with coach ATTACHED; ~ wiz,
ll:oO \. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN "na
passenger coach attached.
7.os p. AZ. THROUGH MAI, daily, CONNECTING
With Richmond. Fredericksburg aha
Potomac railroad for all points Ia.
and West. Sleeper attached, rlnnils
through. Also, making close connef
ton with the Chesapeake anu oh'g
railroad for ete virgin!a Springs aau
ali points North and West THIS tram
.-r stotS only At Manchester and Chester
Tbis Is the only line running double daily tfa'n
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appomatto1 depot -, s...,,I,.sp,,snt.
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RAILROAD LINES.
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

D.. y h II ~ II. e .
On and after WEDNESDAY, December 18th
rains will run on this road ss follows: s
500 A. d. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily lex
-. III ccpt SunGayj, connecting with the Bal.
timUre and Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac rn.lroad, due NJ New York at
1915 Pm: arriving nj Washington
s:3s p. n. leaves Byrd-sreet station daily, con-
-. meeting &C Washington with the Balti-
a.E,r .t4 Il more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York at $50 A. II. Through
~ sleeper from Richmond 70 New York;
4:30 p. Al, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, for
~. Junction, leaves Broad-Sfreef station
tSundays excepted1. ,,
7:O5 A. ii. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
" leaves New York at e:O0 the preced-
ll:oo p. 81 arrives al Byrd-street station daily Tex
$40 a. NJ. AUGMENTATION TRAIN arrive
fE&s ceptedi., L. sE.i ~ ~ ~
passenger-car, which viii be attached to freight
train, Will leave Broad-Street depot on MONDAY,
irving at Quan.ico at 4:4o r. u. Returning, win
leave Quantico on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at 10 A. b. arriving at Broad-street
Through sleepers and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad- Street station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT VI DAY
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consiguees of live stock and perish
able articles, upon giving notice at depot, can obtain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
cpal points North and Wet. f. T. d. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
G.. A. TAYLOR.
de 12 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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By Richardson & Co...
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO
4 STORY BRICK STORES AND DWELLINGS
AND A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING. ON
MAIN STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH
AND TWENTY-FIFTH STREETS, BY AUG.
TION.-By virtue OF the provisions ofthree deeds
Of trust bearing date respectively the 9Th Of june
1874, 9Th OF March, 1875, aud 10th Of May, II $40.
to the undersigned, trustees Of the East End Build
ing Fund Company, to secure the obligations OF
debt mentioned in said deeds, we shall, as trustees
therein named, being required so TO do by said
premises, on THURSDAY the 22d day Of Eebru.
airy, 1877, at 4 O'Clock z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described in SAID deeds, consisting Of a LOT OF
LAND, fronting AN feet on the north side Of Main
streets and running back between parallel lines 165
feet, with three new TW O-STORY BRICK STORES
and DWELLINGS, and TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING In the rear.
TERMS: The aforementioned deeds require cash
as to 80 Sc, with interest thereon from The Isl
of February, 1877; but more liberal terms may bt
given at the time OF sale.
8. w. FARRAR, J
-E= JOHN A. NEANLEY.f Trustees.
fel2 CHARLES SPENCER,)