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Tho offerings ht tho sale dpck1 Hcts amAl Hatrrday,
about dozen careucs hofn2 On tho market estly.
Tic demand wAS again fAit At unchanged prices, and
between !rty and forty salt will mako the port BY to.
day. The hcot wilt b. smaller than cHpoctcd, - many
OF the ycsscs arrl wctk. The m.rkot II hr al
$72a27.M for p!ccn atun %. oNa1. % for COMMON
inch, and 10 % fof faF MILL run lumber, Lot
self 1t 3f.15 kstd shingles At 81. 00Y3. III.
Cargo schr Japan, from Ludingt0h, 100 COO feet
atftps AMI board&- Wa sold 1t SIC, ~.
Tho retail market steady and fairly active. The
shipments conparo favoFaby with tosa Ut year asp.
and ~ thc receipts eon!nuu light tho market for com.
grades which ,noAly Inquired for. rules Nm,
Following 4 tho prlre.)lHt sccentiy published by the
, 1877-06-04

NEW TchK, june + +-Duslneaa continues lchk ia Ill
departments Cotton goods moting slowly hut remain
steady In price. Chnyiota rnther moro active. Prints
IN moderate requeat. uaFnefs fancy and shtrlnE
priata edvAneed to exc. Heavy wooden goods In leN
active demand. forut9p goods continue quiet.
, 1877-06-04
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-rhe past week wa sn acttve onr. Tho Dc.
mhud for good to choice bccvcs for the Kasiern
nhtketa wss constantly Ia excess Of the supply and tbs
yara kept c1cAts at ech At better figures than
have previously prevailed this scason. Far the lower
grades A1.o there was thsoashou. tho week good d.
lnand bat prices were not sustained. material In
crraae In tho rocepts OF Te1Aa cAttts And grAAfed
natives II noted. an for those descriptions the eourso
Of prices may bs expected 10 continue downward fdr
some timo to CONS. Sales OF Tc1ss through cattle
were reported At a. 75a4.s, bnk At Sa lsao e1
market xa4 q. .oao. r. with only ntnsle transaction
s?s :t f. II s.'s;as: 'tsss
%sss b,,. & ~ fsy Ss's aud 's 'ss' MAKING
h1tfs neexel-0radeds steers weighing l. <3o"
o;sss I'LL. 4;i$slss ;;s
osoa .s.fs scis: esosso
nsaam in Till as.l Weigh
s.,M,,I.n a s,iotes sos.: for eis5 Slaughter.
soesGsssIe % counon ssst,s, 1sshinS 7oo oo'"4'2'
1nfe cows. sfsf;, :ta4 i. s4o'o
snn ~; ssarsTns s:rsfs.' 2639a75
lii i;;a otnx vi ~
IT, es.s tnes ssSa 20 Fl II:
70 .sno s'aSH @ ts At
efs ns f. hi III M f s nssq' Y sS af,s S
st Ssishs and i. ) Ia for sS'nSa eoaoa % S
tSsa i. ..as sensisliy L: cesqssS g.
b}sT. 81 desIas ~ I'D
s;ssssa sx + Pss 1ss sa !: e. t s A S ss s
s ~ # ssss L RI 959ss e fesf fs1
Rde:S PSI II s@,! - u
ID Il l.; S&s ' III; St's.:s
, 1877-06-04

Some archaeological students Mt FEtnea
school Ia Greece lay clxln to al important a1s.
eosefy, The Cologne U11afk says that WINS
making excavations On the island Of Milo they
found The lost aru Mud mirror u sl1 Venus "
Milo statue, luw IN thu Louvre.
, 1877-06-04

CLSyx1Axp juus a.-uxykos arm, standard white.
il0 iCst t3slc.
PlTrsIuAu, IA, June 2.-petroEeum hEmt crude
s250at RREkcTsi rrdnea lA&c. rhttadephl& dsltFsy'
, 1877-06-04

current wants Bales vert limited to $50 bs,a spring
asrs~ mostly on prtrAto tsrzs The market closed At
the following ~ ths atfnR range Of prices. Chn1cs
winters. 90. 1sato lit medium do, es. 9s90.15; com.
mon do. 81, ,as7so, choice MihncfntA aprfnE 90. ~
90. 93t medium do "a. 25aa 7b eho!es rAtontA, 3d. Is
0io 7s' medium do sa.7sao. 25, common do, -. IS
ga. 7ss choice family -four tsprtnR). s77sas.1s,
dIan do, .7sI spring sstEsa s 1851 a,t choice
aprtnR superancs. s3 25as. Isl medium DO a. 7s8s a
Rye -four, "a. eodae.uo.
DnAN-w0 IN moder1te demand. and steAdy n Fri.
dat reduced pfttes Fsles aggregated 70 tom Al
per ton on track, Ant 1.as free on boArd tAta
AfEAt-Bae was made Of 10 tons coasst II gl7Go
per ton.
Mtpnl,xas-sats Wal made Of 10 tons At si7.eo per
y aH .cslye but ea,.er though
III
otsn nse s7 T 'ym RI
II ens stsEs s1a Sff. ILL., FL
uSss: Il
nj. d ss. H. ": af1 III tns
!!ss. tsss H. @ s ss.t
sss:a?s ": sassi$s ~ .isla y sss sen!as
:ssass s'sf
$5s;; :e Il III s:'sS / ss
;s$S sans s,.. ;e.ss Il .s'
n. IL. s we, s1se q 81 N
;psnS tr.ik ss.J s% ~ = r9{: 4 '
j.; 3Gsf ~ s 1t sess
" q ess!$ active being rally asl during
M fs ''s iSs ~ .f:!
HI @ s:
s6oat Sl.SlMi, hut !l..ie = tist eora "A. SaeSs
Ss.s to as s ss % ax tnxo, s
"g ss Fssss: ss fS S. r. Is sas 's 4 s sp 5
Si; IS. a$s
9 81 "a : 8 y: .s1s s. .;:
fs '%ss 81 Ss'1s ss ss fsiss
ssasF =. Aas:! ssr ss Il Ga Psee% Gss NJ
sss M IS ssa"s 4 h1 ss :s e ta a'
ssp r!sa y Sts s, 4ss s;s:
i!s g. 81 Fl ss Ssn s' 'ts s. a. {
ssH'ss :sts g. sss ss & s s. e
is @ ses!rs ed ea,!sr ,Ile rsse,p:
S.Sst !sis ~ 81 "a IL s%.'!a y? Y: Y:
s @ " .t ssoT ~ sH q as e. ssf e.
rived Jovn 4 - q tIa s;enee e desire shsn9s
sSs
sn'fs sn g q III so.s s sc e
M.ys:tsa y sS !: a,s IL tsst ss5 S9:s e. Uss 9e:s s
.ss's ,s Y y ~
4 !s e,!S 4s.s u .ssss sSa 90
Ssa ' .sps r.; (. fo's
rss ssss :sr ;f 1 t:{ e. {y T. 9tfss
.a,c hnt there was nn 9e'nand fos them No sod a.
, 1877-06-04
CONlNiERCIAL.

Tho following weea The receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In this city during
tho twcnty.fohr honn ending At I o'clock On
Saturday morning. sndf tho corresponding time
Inst year:
, 1877-06-04

First mud htcnnG Glcaf. 10 Inch ........t sim
nnttu c!eaft HitlI 4LN1
!!ntu c1fhf ~ 20 = lhcn. ....s.......4 sNH
E!f7t ahd aetdhA clear dressed tfdllG..s.,. 1910
Ettst Gutllot lft11ea sdl .......,-,t lt.taI
y;ooIi!n' nfst cqnnaon, dfc9aeI-. ,....".+. u3.UJ
FlOrinx, aecbnt common. drcaAcd, .,,,,,., 1iikl
flo0Etnk. thlfA cn.1tI!un, dt!escG. ..s..,... tA+D
!!o1 honfat A. J! Inches AMI urwardE.... 33,tg1
!o1 4nhfdA y, II lnGhcA and upwnfls.... Tito
HOY bnaFlt s+......,....., iTU1
s!0cH DoafdA ~ 10 u inch 2aG0&ssAuJ
y stock b0ar2 lnio u tnce. IlutS:Nm
oenisa sss ssss: :tyas J. ,xo.@@
Esneins i r..... ~ ~. 5so3,o, 20
ttnrtbX IL ~ 70 ftct, Ulu4 ttU
C0lnhlon b0nf1A u fcGt ....,.........4 UnlatG,SD
Et1ilhon o1afIa - to ~ feet. ...., nNai.DD
IutnsIon stun. II 10 IL feet ,.,,,,,,,,,., DMG1iE
lSn4!on stun, ~ To 10 ft1t il. Chg
Email ttnhet. exo exo..........+.."...,.... Dp3aIUaU
lsG&atM rough h........+......,.,.,.. O,uj
Elckcts, selcct, lrcssad And Aesdad....,. IH,Gl
Anfh.: ...,......,.". 1401 Lou
hhinK!c1. - ~ stanthsl. T. lU1 12u
EtllhElN. - c1oca "a &tsrk...,ns..ts 4.1US& 49,
, 1877-06-04

Tbs London Etonbntlst Of The 10th ult. expihInA
the effect Of thu political troubles OF Franco tho
noncy rnarketa Of tho wortd
War In Tho cast Of Europe has hitherto tended to
cxpef cash from the other cities " The Continent
end 10 send 70 Paris. rs wall AZ hitler, for saFe
kcep!ng; Dut Paris viii no longer be able 10 con,
Already ths rnto of sxehanse % nss become mote
tavotan1a to US, md a still stronger tendency
s!oek Exsnarxe :soeations rn1i FOR the moment ii
the direction Of buying atocx from Paris. In onlcE
to close tpcenlative accounts hero before the hull
French cr,i. viii promote WI lead 10 ~ early re:
sS,Gn @ - 70 o. s m a1e The
In ench a atop.
NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING DIVIDENDS.
Tile dividends by manufacturing companies pay.
able In boston In juno show an Increase Of prodls
in aon,c cases and n decrease In others.
THO Eterctt Mills md The Jnckron Company now
pay per cent and Stark slll. VIII pny 3 pot cont
June IL. sach having passed IN December last.
aiHcc juno. l871. Lawrence incrcases from, d to
pet cent. This Ia tho hrst .tIma lle Company hns
rnid over 3 ncf cent semi t.annually since 1851.
MorrtT,ack decrcaAcs 'front.' to PCT cent. Lowcll
compared win si1 months ngo, but tke iiviicni
ycars liz pro'snt ene i ss,psy decrease lee ",'Ss rom
IL q per cent. Tho fo,lnwtng are unchanged:
Amo.keaa, : PER cont; l,oston. o: Hamilton. y;
chcco anu Lowell not declared.
AHENicAN SECURITIES AND TuR WAR IN ku-
NorE.
Tho eIlect OF tho war III Europe has boon tavora.
bic To American securities. Tho London Econo.
nsst OF the 10th uIs, In Ita weekly review Of The
London slock market, states:
United States Government bonds have zen.
cFnlfJ advanced. rather In consequence of invest.
nlcnts being driven away fr1m othcr quarcrs than
from sny sPsesi event Thc railway scstt!s,
, 1877-06-04
Withdrawn frnm store during Friday for city
consumption: 0, oo8 bu wheat. $50 hn corn, 7U3

"hAAlu"u lIuHl et0E9 AuEAHR EEkNNy lOH E%ly
consumption: Q, 6o8 bu wheat. $50 hn corn, 7U3
bn rye. g. 0Ss bu barley.
The following Eraln was inspected into stofc In
this city Saturday morning: 2 cars No. 2 North.
wcssesn wheat, car No. sprins,a cars rejected
do Ii whcaEs . cars yellow corn, cars No.
DO Ill cars high mixed, carb now do, 10 cars
.cw mixed, 20T cars md IA. GOO bu No. 2 cosu.
81 cars rejected do, IL ears no gfn1e fh00 corn);
Gears white Gals, cars and 4. 500 In No. e. II
cars rejected pats. car no grndc 10 oata) Gears
No. 9 rye, 2 cars 1otcctei do; car No. 2 barley,
Gears No. do, cats rejected do. Total t5is
cars,. c3a, 900 bu. Inspected out. 81. oaa bu
wheat, o4,oos bn corn, 3,5sS bu rye, 1851 bu
barley.
Tho leading proauce markets wcrc active on Sat.
unlay. and Irregular; but wcru generally cnsier.
Provisions AMI coru werc weak. md sone other dc.
pattmcns turned downward In sYmpathy. Thorn
was moro doing In the way ot charters for whcat,
but otherwise tho forwarding movement waa dali,
the tehdency being 10 further piling up Of stocks
In store, Al tho receipts Of corn exceed the ship.
mcnts, and tho outgo Of other grim Is rmall.
= Domestic dry goods were distributed In modotnto
quantities. 10 tho city and country trado and wero
again steady, Trade, while very far from being
active displays ns much animation az III past Ycnrs
At 1iku period, Groceries canttnuu in good De.
mnnd for tho timo Of year. The past few days
hayc witnessed somewhat Increased movement
OIL interior account, and under The improved de.
working dsm. An ear1y advance In sugars Ia look-
ed for, and In cofYces, teas. and u,oaa~cs
the tendency sooms 10 be In tho aano direction.
1suttcr was dealt in freely, but the market was
lacking IN strength, tho steady inotoase In tho
supply and tic hot weather serving 10 weaken
values. Most OF tie trading was at prices below
20c. Cheese remains lull and dropping under
Tho inIashco Of ilbcral offerings and uMlavorabe
news from tho schboard markota, SatcB Ut good
To choice now wero reported at 10f119c. There
was steadJ market fot dried fruits. Fish were
activc, uai, excepting decline IL 81. II wlltc
.rh, wcte unchanged. Oils, paints, and co!ora
tolnecs, losihnr. ce.l. and wood wefe nnclaSssd
Tho lttnbct nihrkat wns fairly active ami trm.
ro rscqps wsss sa Sna ~ 9e.fcss '
city retailers. Tho wool narka. rc,aAnn quiet.
Hay. seeds, und hides wors steady. and in mod.
freely IN anawuf to oEers. and ehs general market
ID Arnl. Tho atock y tccssasng aud that Of son,o
VI. III nn asGa' s' ,ses s va. 5a, roulfy Va
mund, domestic varieties generally being caytor
Laks frc,shts wero rately active and steady.
wheat and ;ia0, 600 bit corn.
Rail trcluhts - wSye dull tnt M nom'naly steady at
aud 4:c IN boxed meats. 70 bosson, Portland, md
Providence 31c on grain aRd noc On psnyfslons.
lroyislons to l'altln,ofe, &c. aui to Philadelphia,
ssan. ~ Sa soss We v2ap %
slIlpIIN1 VALUES.
following;
xS ss sa ia!s'ss' :s III ss'ss: Il ss
itsiYis, ! psr ssas co.atssloa " currency, vaHe.
& T. I'LL aaa u u
casa eorn # 4sfe. !assruea..e e!.ar1c. l,e ~oua,
, 1877-06-04

II hns buen stated By = French writer that tbs
effect of thu EaStera war on tho grain trade of
Wc4tcfn Europa will not greatly sufIsf on account
the inte,Fapion Vt from ltuss!a and The
because ths Imports from Tic Cn,lol slasut, ths
countries bordering on the Mediterranean. iisltel
India, AubttR!ta. aud Chill wnnlu Ill ~ the void
LEFT By the closng Of tho Uack Sea. Tho uit soeds
that hass been obtained from Russia In a.ga quan.
ttty fot We.tssn Europe could be sent III quantity
1t tne pan..bs from iho territorial ius Il Aastrs
to it, snvutA has been prohibited. large quanii-
ty Of Nussan graiu 10 bciny to Konlg g.bufx for
export. Tho receipts at kouigsblrx during Hay,
lb17, have been over lonhll what they Were IN
Aky, 1870. with further large receipts expected
from ports In interior Russia that havo heretofore
aaBt 10 OJeAsa.
, 1877-06-04

loxpo1, juno 9.-Coneols for money and Ac.
American setuttt,es-.03A, 1OlH; '67e, 1oo!l;
10 0;4oa: 100: new g. l974; NewIofk Central. 81;
TAnls, juno 2.-RcntrS, 1OJf G7hE.
, 1877-06-04
~: hnths iohs And short eitars Al ?cs an Tn IN anct
lbs Mt 71H a. II rcF 1j ihy cash r"f 47.nl aeilcr
tnHu.t 1bd market elosed 1t the fbnua ng range Of

and 7hc seicF July. Cumbtrihntla nnittt tst 0iiW7c,
loGE c4t hsmA ~ xshe, .Ia boFeds sweet-p1eklcd
HAGEN quoted at gad4o Ior ahondetA s3aes4t for
Fhort fthA H4aFe for short cleaEs !U011o for hAms
Ill cAnvAseA AhA packed
0Hk1Ns-~M a. 1ucl At Ht30t.
REEF PtunUtrH steady and 9ntet ut 2l073
aim for mess, Et1. 75a12O OO for extra nldA and
TxItowSWas stcaty At T7k6ssc for city and 7,ta7Ne
fof country lota thd inside far No. =.
, 1877-06-04
WESTERN PATENTS,

A weekly list Of Un!ted States patents issucd 10
The Inventors Of Illinois, Wisconsin. and Mich'
iPan Tor tho week ending May 20, 1877; and each
patent In tho list wilt hear That date. lieported
expressly for Tus CulcAoo TRtHuNs By A. II.
Evans b Co.., Fssent Solicitors, Washington, D.
c. Charge for obtaining patent, $e0 copy oa
the Patent laws sent ffss on application:
, 1877-06-04

.iota tIa M0 ~
J4y f.et.. snl qas. otEesxlss; Thtlm elkst ~
!! el3 so: 10 hEls seller taas a tla l5
;sl!sf A9xY., 4 ;:s ,ss.is 1Sl.l a ilo III;
tsns 1t sl3 s.:3 eaah Or seller JPasl sl5.<ss
1A47 kosr tUlyi and gu. Hl3 T. " selt9t August
pgltut Do 1t $u- u-ut1D. IL
tn1 ehnis tsiirr tGsn Frllay sssniua Ihufs sas
itts demand hul Fun.9 that smother AI iot VA g
aslIt III ,p5ata q g. Y ss1 14 -! g. sslss 31iF
.a.a = II cash = 4e!et ,Jaas: IT, Ssi1a2it selltf
July: aud q. 4AHp - se!isr August
AEA1s-Msto lu!i aad Milats uefs NJ lss ID lover:
Hills lnuury Tor export II ipsls auot4tion&. salci
Nera s9toystd Of 70 bp1eS summer long elGaft 1t aAct
, 1877-06-04

asV ais1' ~, :EsJ1 ElJ1lo 10. w "? l.. ass:o. a'ssso
Whest, bu r. lSa, hb0 lza j1 TO- 1lal GIN ttl
Eufn. H. @4k4t . 3tA %H 4. .bsst u.s. y. taf An
NAA. !, 2,nQt, 4ttll 2,3t7,Nl
naTley...| nv. e!N Ms.MGt 4Al7!A] !lLM1
ltys... .-&. 6A&.aN 7fR0dlf 3l1.017I IsAalh
Total bu. no. ATT ri. 2aa ISL 970i7l 6i1 9J1
, 1877-06-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review Of the Leading Features Of
Finances Last Week.
Tic prolnce Markets Active, Except
Corn, and Generally Eastcr.
Provisions Tama-Wheat Opened Weak-
Flour and Hogs Dull,
Movement Of Grain aud Hog Products
During the Week.
FINANCIAL.

The Board Of Trade settlements were The only
events that disturbed tho sluggish current OF local
finances last week. They produced the nsnAl
increases o c,cartnRa and transfer Of obligations
from ons bank to another but added little or moth.
Inc to the sn,n total Of loans. Tho demand for
accommodation was restricted to smatl limits.
Tho regular cuetomets Of the banks have ltttte
paper to Offer at this season. and tho almost total
disappearance Of the s'outatdc borrower" from
tho local market 10 a fact TOO familiar 10 dwell
upon.
Rases of d,tcpunt wcrt sG110 pet cont 1T the
banks to regular customers. On the stsset The
usual variation On bank rates are made.
New York exchange wns sold between banks At
6oGh75c per 81, 600 ptemium:
The e'earnga Of the wook arc reported a. follows
bY MAnAE,f D. L. Halo. Of The Chicnrn Clearing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28
Equality I'm the Service.

A war correspondent with the Rus
slams writes: The old style form of
aristocracy still exists in the court cir.
Giles of the army, but there is a vast
majority where the officer recognizes
the private as an equal man for man
and the distinction between them is re-.
garded as an official one only. saw
this illustrated yesterday in watching
Skobeloff with his officers and men. lie
shook hands with the lowest subaltern
with the same manner rs with the colo.
nels Of regiments These young lieu.
tenants showed no constraint In his
presence; all was easy and purely dem.
ocratic, and yet every word Of COM
mand or expression Of a desire from
the general was obeyed with an alac,
rity and rapidity that could not be sur
passed in the most despotic martinez
service on this globe. The private SOL
diers were also easy and, TO certain
extent. familiar with their officers. and
yet their discipline was perfect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28
VOLUME TWENTY-FIVE.

The number of TIE WEEKLY HERALD
which appears Saturday,.the 10Th, will
be the first of the twoEty.ffth volume.
The number is the first of its twenty
seventh year, but the volumes carry
the periods of intermission all told,
which including the war, amount in the
aggregate to two years. Twenty.seven
years since The DALLAS HERALD was
commenced in n mere frontier village.
1t has held its course steadily, while
the most tremendous changes mark the
history OF the town, the county, the
section, the state and the whole coun.
try. We are proud to be able to say
that at all times since its initial mum.
Der appeared, it has held an enviable
position among the progressive journals
OF Texas. For the party, for the state
and for the nation, it has never failed
to speak out, and that in no uncertain
or doubtful way. Staunchly demo,
cratic at all times, and under all cir,
cumstances, yet strong in the convic-
ton that the party was powerful
enough to be generous, it has always
counseled moderation, federation and
that true conservatism which markes
the better era of political progression.
The HERALD, for the future, will break
a lance with all who dispute the claims
Of the party TO both state and national
with all who dispute the
claim that Texas is the fairest land un>
der the sun, and that north Texas is
fairest portion of our ever glorious state.
1t will endeavor to uphold and advance
the interests of all classes of our people,
the farmer, the mechanic and, in short, |
oil who honestly labor for the early de-
'elopment OF our wonderful resources. |
d will know neither fear, favor nor
Election in the discharge of duty, and
With charity towards all and hatred 10
lone, it will proceed on its way, doing
God under all circumstances rather
han evil. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

AS there is just now a strong pressure
OF public opinion in some quarters to
place the railroads under government
control, it would not be labor lost to
have Tweed's Erie operations as des-
cribed by himself, printed for general
circulation. 1t would, if anything
could, open the eyes of the people to
the danger inseparable from perma-
nent consolidation. Erie controlled
the legislature because the legislature
controlled Erie, The more thorough
the divorce between railroad corpora,
tons and the government, the better it
will be for the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

Tue bright and cheerful trade reports
for the past week, covering almost all
sections ofthe country, is in marked con.
trast with the gloomy business outlook
of England in our dispatches of yester-
day, st. Louis, New Orleans, Chicago,
Louisville, Pittsburg, Philadelphia Bos'
ton and other trade centers report acN
tiyity in nearly every branch Of trade
and industry, and the advices of mer-
chants from customers are such as to
Justify them in looking for u large and
healthy trade during the remainder of
the fall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

TIE Age is furious because The HER
AID spoke good word for Galveston
the other day Weare sorry weare not
able TO do the same for the Age. We
are satisfied the good people of the
Bayou City will be thoroughly ashamed
of the language of the Age, We know
them, and know they don't like the
ish-marlSet elegance of its language.
II the Age will answer our article in
such language MS we can admit to oui
columns, we will reproduce it and Civ,
him an an swer, Until he does. disgust
seals our lips
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28
aran,lsm Campn,an,ns Arn,n.

Cincinnati Enquirer: During the alb
sence of Hayes who is swinging around
the circle taking census of his action
on the southern policy, few politicians
from Ohio have invaded Washington,
and are matchmaking clerks in govern,
ment service. The poor devils of clerks
are compelled to contribute toward the
republican corruption fund, in order to
retain their places. John Sherman can
not be vindicated this time, and the
sweating process" might as well cease
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

THE cry of wolf has been heard so
often OF the Rio Grande that no one is
likely TO believe the Mexicans in earn.
est until they have whole army of
their GOD and liberty" cut-throats on
this side of the river. Our dispatches
yesterday indicated pretty plainly that
Governor Hubbard is not inclined to
trust them too far. What the real stu
alton is, at this moment, it is idle to
guess at, and we can only patiently
wait for future developments. One
thing, however, is certain, and that is,
If Governor Hubbard wants one or ten
regiments for Mexican service, he can
have them by calling for them. Twenty.
live thousand of as good soldiers as ever
went into battle can be had in Texas
alone in thirty days. A brush with the
greasers would be a glorious thing for
Texas just now, however it might affect
the country generally. 1t is in order
to interview Ord and the secr etary of
war now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

Scene in seaside restaurant: Two
had dined and We're look
ing Mt the bill. There was mistake
In it. In lieu of two bottles of cham
payne which had been consumed, the
waiter had charged for only one. "Shall
we point out the thing? says one,
probably the more scrupulous. "Well,"
replied the other, after moment of
doubt, "we had better not; the waiter
would be sure to be scOlded, poor fell
lnM y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

TnE only difference between the
Illinois and southern ku klux is after
throwing train from the track, tho
southern ku klux would have gone
through it, while the Illinois shady
faces took big scare and stampcded,
Bob lngersoll ought to look after them
fellows little, they're learning bad
hohife
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

murray says RicharfNelson, (niggcr)
gave him check on Galveston, to pay
his entrance fee to the Toxas Press AS
ISOLATION, which was sent back union
ored. Who is the victim, the associO-
ton or Richard2 To our mind, Dick is
ahead 30 far
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

To those desiring q wdo.awako hon.
est and fearless popor we say TUE IlHn,
AID will MI the bill or the publisher is
simply mistaken,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

LET the yeomgry and itinerant sew.
ing machine and insurance men rejoice
One of the largest chrome establish.
ments in the unired States was de.
sLrOYed by fire Yesterday.