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HeOtcning Malaria,

II IL fact wi ELY and amply attosted Tint
where the powerful and pernicious drug
quInino, and other mineral poisons, admin-
istered as remedies for fever and aguo and
bilious remittents, fail TO yield moro than
temporary relief 10 the sufferer, HostetterH
Stomach Bitters scotches those tremendous
epIdemics most thoroughly, and by strength
ening the system and regulating It's func-
lions, protects II against malarIal attacks
No resident of u locality whore the above
maladieS prevail, or where they are likely
to break out In consequences of the poison
Ing oftho atmosphere by noxious enhnln-
tions, should fail TO take practical cogni
zance of the above important truth, and by
timely use Of tho Bltters avoid the ravages
OF maladies so disastrous TO the physical
constitution. There liz not in existence a
hner tonic, corrective and defensive cordial
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Yesterday morning, Officers Shee.
han and Dunn, arrested man named
Iearger, for making some trouble
with another man. He said that his
wife left him sometime ago, and had
taken up with this other man. He
had found them together in the same
house and he proceeded to straig hten
matters out. He appealed to the
officers to put themselves in his place,
and see how they liked it. The officers
consoled him the best they could, aud
told him he c-uld explain the matter
to Judge Peak, in the morning
They furnished him with lodgings for
the thing
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HERE AND THERE.
CanIInnta from nr.l n,rs.

lhermomele' ranges remarkably Inv
for this seasuu, The most sanguin,
hopes are indulgsd IN that this COLI
storm will have the effect uf entirely
destroying the grasshoppers, m,
Union fAollli company awarded con
tract yesterday fr tmldeling lhell
headquarters buildlng Work com,
menees llr't OF May cost, 100000,
a Heller Explosion Hills IhFee aen
loRoSW, April sI-liy tho explo
sion of u boiler IN tho Morgan oolliery
three men were killed,
Failure, ,rhe Sultan.
NEw NoRN April london dis
patches says Thomas Kidohons, Sons
n Co., mop merchants, reported failed,
Liabilities, 100000,
The sultan viii inspect the army Of
the Danube, Saturday. lie afterwards
goes 20 kars,
sou'hsrHeru VIII Attend decoration
Ceremonies Ia New YORK,
New HoRK, April "a, Ex,con feder.
ate soldiers resident here have formed
II committee 10 communicate with the
souIherners In the city, aud secure
their attendance At tho graves Of fed
eral aud confederate dead on deuora.
ton day, May 3,
Cornelius Vanderbilt Sues ITS nroIher
william for Ireach ot Contract.
NEW York, April 27.-- Cornelius j.
Vanderbilt has Instituted suit against
his brother, VIM. Ii. Vanderbilt for
Sl,0OJ,OOO, on alleged breach OF con.
tract, under which II IL asserted the
contest OF the will OF the late Commo.
dore Vanderbilt was withdrawn.
= Heavy Foggcry.
NEW IPSWICH, April g7.--Forged
checks and notes, amounting to twelve
thousand dollars, purporting TO have
been signed by Henry W. Carter and
endorsed by Stepen Thayer a. Son,
have been discovered here, and it Is
expected the fabricated paper will ag-
gregate twenty-five thousand dollars.
Samuel A, Thayer writes his family
that he issued the false notes.
River News.
New ORLEANS, April 27.-At Mem.
phis the river rose Ave Inches, and
stands thiriy.tWo feet and nine inches.
Raining during the day; clearing this
evening. Arrived Ruth White.
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M. X ~ n. RAILWAY.
Go Nnrlh Win prniron.

And through the beautiful Indian Ter
rltory. Don't 80 10y way OF the sand
hills aud uwamps OF Arkansas. Take
the Missouri, lIaneaa and Texas. They
will land you directly In the great
Union Depot at ~, Louis. They don't
compel you 10 ride three or -four miles
through the back streets aud alleys Of
st. Louis In topping omnibus. They
run their coaches and sleepcrs through
TO 81. Louis and enter the Union dc.
pot. In there any other line from
Texas that does2 no. They also
run coaches and sleeping cars from
Texas 20 Hannibal and Quincy. Have
you any friends East looking towards
Texas? lfso send their address 70 the
undersigned and he will with pleasure
forward them land you also) a beanti-
ful pamphlet aud other interesting
matter we'll worth the mere request.
Address JAS d BROWN,
0enl Passgt Ag't, M, X, n 4, R'y,
Scdalla, Mo,
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Personal.

Miss Louise Jacobs, left last night, to
visit relatives in the southern portion
OF the state.
THE Herald had a pleasant call
yesterday, from Mr.. ID. G. Brady, the
passenger agent of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad His headquarters are
at Houston.
j. V StIebig, the gentlemanly agent
of Coles great show, left last evening
for Fort Worth. Mr.. Strebig is cOur-
teOus gentleman and we commend him
heartily to the good offices Of our
brethren of the press in Fort Worth
and other cities.
j. g. Eblin, esq left last evening for
Decatur,in company with Colonel Van
Dyok, to appear in defence of the
young man Cook, who is in jail at
that place charged with the murder of
a man named Malone, who was Killed
while blowing in his field. Cook and
two companions are supposed to
have done the deed. They returned
TO town and said Cook did the killing.
They made themselves scarce, and
Colonel Eblin tells us they can't be
found
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Last night, another large audience
greeted DR.. Ditzler to listen to his ex-
pose of the Darwinian theory of evolu.
ton. The manner in which he ham
died his subject showed conclusively
that he was thoroughly acquainted
with it, and that / e had devoted much
time to research. The claim of the
materialists that the study Of their
theory was ENROLLING was well ridi-
culed by the professor in certain hits.
He said that person who stood by n
frog pond and watched tadpOle felt
inspired at the thought that he was
gazing on the fac siaaae Of his ances-
tor. How pleasant it must be to the
people now before him to know they
descended from frogs, 'possums, rattle
snakes, tadpoles, horses, mules, etc,
etc. The doctor was highly Interesting
and logical, and was listened to with
great attention. Tonight he will
give a lecture on the very interesting
subject: 1.-THE Objections which In
fidelity Brings against the Christian
Religion To all who enjoy an intel
lectual feast, we recommend their at
tendance.
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COnlmeFcini.

GALvEsnoN, April Election market
qniet. Good mlddling NC; midding
lb1sc; low middling lO1sc; goOd ordinary g1sc;
ordinary So; low ordinary SC. Sales lil2
Hides hlrly active with advanced prices.
Dry selected. l7I%o; light sailed, l51zc stock
sailed, l.Hzc; wet sailed, selected, DC.
Wool dnchsnged
LlYEaBOOL, Apr T.-Cotton HAT and ir-
fAsuiAr. Saes, 500 bales. Uplands 51sd;
Breadstnfis-market strong,
winter wheat, " =. p. d.di3; ring wheat
l2ai3; California average, l3h9i314. Corn,
!" NEW 9aLaAss. AprIi q -Cotton-demand
good; prices ireg lar. Sales $50 bales
Coca ordinvy gl49p,yc; low m did. ing lvit@
~ r; inlddii6g ~ a soid mlddline u "a
l3,s; mitdling fair l2glllS fair lE6@lE4e.
Flonr demand gond and tendency up
wards; suyern e3Ts7 -; double X 81 75sS:
tFeD = IS 1jgl0 >; choice and family SO jOeSit.
C0tffe fTmeT;caf goes ordinary 10 prime lt54
@ae. gpli. sugar active; Inferior 10 COM
mo 19714c;c mmgn Ia good com T54@
*; fair 10 fully fair slxagc;prime TO choice 81 I
doc; centrifugal Dkc; yellow clarified
se1<e. Mdlassss scarce and hrmer; common
Is; fair 90 prime 20 choice A9jOc.
NEW YORK, April T.-COttOn firm. Mid
ding nplands, 10 li-lGc.
Futnfeqelosed arm. June, II l-lo09ll 10;
sales to-day for futures, $500.
Gold cl sed at 1867.
Flour shade nrmer. superfine western,
- g y; common 70 good, Q O4s8 20; good
70 choice - j04SS g. Rye -four. t5gsj 50.
Torn neld higher; 65c offered, 7Jc asked.
Oatsquet; 81. Louis. 57cejse; Galena 52c.
Bran scarce and firmer at VI 20.
F Rag aslI bs5 sRi se9 ssoS y
ehc. Bacon dull At e,sgssss5sc. Hams fifm-
er at l0se llle-= Lefd gplsi and nrn; tisrce,
lv1f9lekd kes. lQ<9if. 1uc = INV
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VNHE STATE OF TEX AS--Io the sheriff or
L. any Constable of ilallaB county, greet
Ing: You arc hereby commanded That, by
making publication OF this citation IN some
newspaper published In said county of Dali
las, for four successive weeks prior 10 the ro-
turn day hereof, you SUMMON w. H. Wads-
worth, affidavit having been made That spld
WndswuTtll IN u nonresident Of the State of
Texas, TO be and appear u lore the .Honora-
BILE the County Court of said county OF Dali
las, at the courthoufe thereof in the city Of
Dallas, on The third Monday in May next,
then and there To answer the. petition of T..
A GIN and E.t. smith, partners doing but
siness In the city Of Dallas, Texas, as con-
tractors aud builders, under the firm nnine
OF GIL q Smith, filed In said crurb against
him, the said W. Il. WadswOrth, alleging in
substance rs follows, TO wit: That, ON the
eth day OF September, 1870, the defendant
executed an delivered 10 said petitioners
his ,erlatn prOmissOry note In writing,
whereby he promised TO pay them Thirty
days alter said date the sum of thirtc II hun
dred and forty-iour70-l0 dollars, with inter
est thereon az one per cent per month until
paid. That afterwards the said defendant
made three several payments upOn said
note, leaving balance dge ut the date of
the institution Of this suit ofaboui the sum
OF two hundred and thirty. two ". no dollars.
That 10 pay said balance of indebtedness
the said w. l.. WadswOrth has hitherto
wholly failed and refused, and that the
same IL still due and unpaid, and they,
therefore, pray Inhl the tilu WausWpTul DC
cited 10 ans wer their said petition, A. a, on
final hearing, for judgment against him for
their s III debt and costs, and Tor general re-
lief etc.
Hereof fail not, but Of this writ make due
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
witness, a. Harwoaj, County Olark ,snnd
the seal o the county court, at olice In the
city of Dallas, this. tho lgLh day ~ Aprff,
A. ID. ls75. A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
by w. ". THACRER, Deputy. o
Hlghes& Lindsey, ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs
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Our Nayy-Its Present strength
what tt ought 90 n.

The United States navy now consists
Of seventy-one steam men.of.war, car
rying from two to forty-six guns each,
besides twenty-threc sailing vessels,
twenty.four iron-clads, two torpedo
boats, twenty.seven tugs and small
steamers attached to the various yards
and naval stations, making total oil
one hundred and forty.seven vessels,
though lot enc half Of this nun Der
can Ge regarded as efficient sea-golng
ships. Our navy now consists of 800
men, being the smallest OF any natio u
IN the world, except that Of Portugal.
The German navy, which Is the
youngest ailOat, has 500 sea-
men. The next requisite for our SER
vice is a rifled ordnance, In conform
ity to the plan adopted by every power
on the face of the earth, and next, the
construction of ships. IL j. argued
that II should be the policy Of the gov
erBment 10 build q certain number OF
ships every year and sell Off the old
oness Our navy should have forty
ships Of war In commission, aud 81
this number ten should be In Eastern
seas, ten on our own coast aud In West
indies waters and Eve on the North
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a Complaint.

A gentleman came To this office last
night and requested us to call the at
tention of the authorities to the prac-
tice OF butcher.shop on Ross avenue,
where they are in the habit of killing
animals Oh the premises. He states
th t the other night he heard calf
that had its throat cut grooming, and
and that numerous iles infest the place,
also that pistol shot was heard on the
premises. If this is the case, and the
gentleman's word is not to be doubted,
the matter should be looked into. No
animals are allowed to be killed in
side the corporation, and there is an
ordinance to that effect. Ifthe parties
have done this through ignorance of
the law, they should take warning,
and cease the practice at once.
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the leading olo,.,ng i,onss at palla,

H. NJ, kann a lro, Justly claim this
egnllsllpAl Title, on account ~ their
having the most extensive stock OF
we'll matte clulhing M the city Of Aal
las, and ~ good ~ ID kept In Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city and they prop se 10 sell their
goods M cheap NJ the cheapest, aud
guarantee better goods, largest assort.
mrni, best styles aud latest fashions.
A glance NJ theif stock vi convince
anyone m Ia the Truth their asser.
llons, They also Keep illstclass
stock Of mems fur sDing goods, con
Hlsling NJ u compete stock NJ NOUS
hats, which they make u specially 90
also, the celebrated diamond ID shlHs
whluh they oller at,Ntrema low figures.
They alao keep an hand the most com.
plele aud finest llneof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view Of The
above tern mols, we. can Cheerullyo
recommend all OF our oilgena and the
public generally, TO call around aud
examine their stock, and We ieol con.
lldent that they viii coincide with uin
aud pronounce t., NJ. Kahn u Bros.
tho lending clothing housl
Dallas.
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Towns Aiming.

This valuable periodical viii be II.
sued for 1877 on the LIST Of September.
II Is edited and compiled by James
Burke, Jrr OF Houston, and Ia an en-.
cyclopodia Of Texas statistics. This
will be the third publication of the
work, and It has found great favor in
the eyes OF all who have seen prevloua
numbers. ltmay now be considered n
permanent institution, and as II Is u
Texas product, The demand for II will
be great. The next issue will contain
a large map Of the state, with all the
latest improvements and additions.
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Since ante de'iau days the admis
sion TO all clrouses have been one dol
lar In the southern states, Cole,
great show, which viii be here on th,
lOth Of next month, viii only eharg,
lliIy cents for grown perSona and
twenty-five cents Tor children, lblr
will enable everybody In the vi,
clnity to knock on work Tor one
day, aud see this mammoth aggrega,
ton. A grand balloon ascension viii
also be made, which everybody can see
free Of OhArge.
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Fines

Recorder Peak, NJ the request Of the
council, has raised the price Of DRINKS,
though In the aggregate II costs no
more than II did before, because there
ace less costs, A live dollar Hue aud
easts At present is about equal IN n one
dollar cost aud trimmings under the
old laws. The office must sustain II.
self
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JUDICIAL.

Nothing done in either the district
or county courts yesterday.
Justice Peak.
Charles Austin was arruigned for car
rying pistol, on an indictment OF
some standing. The defense made n
plea OF a nolepros, some time ago, but
the county prosecutor objected to the
special plea aud the objection was
sustained. The defense then called
for jury and verdict was given for
the defense. Colonel Cowart was
fined twenty-five dollars for contempt
of court.
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Some days ago an article appeared
in the columns of The HERALD, from
the pen of Prof. Boil, the naturalist
showing how certain fly lays eggs on
the festive hopper, which creates a
worm, that in due time destroys that
playful insect. Now, the farmers in
this locality have the most unbounded
confidence in the professor, but at the
same time, they are of the opinion
that what they don't know about the
grasshopper, isn't worth learning. Yes
terday farmer who lives near town;
got into a conversation with a well
known attorney of this city, noted for
his humor, and the subject of the
lively hopper and the article of Prof
Bolts was the topic under discussion.
The farmer said he thought
the naturalist was all right
with this exception, that the worm
which killed the hopper, in time turn
ed into one itself. The lawyer disputed
him, and asked him the following:
This fly lays sn egg on the grass.
hopper?p "Yes,'' "The egg becomes
a worm?n "Yes.u "The worm then
kills the grasshopperp ayes" "Iod
then believe the worm turns into q
grasshopper?p YES" "Well you're
wrong" "Did you ever zee green.meat
flies?' ayes" "They often lay OF
a piece Of beef, and lay egg,?' dyes.
"fhese eggs turn to maggots2" 'lrs."
"Well, /" do these mGggots ever turn To
beef? II they do, | advise you to go
int0the cattle trade 10y that process ut
once" The granger gave II up,
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Pacific ffom five % ton ia European
walers AMI on the coast of Afrim,
three 90 the brazilian coast aud two
ur tlreu lu the south Pacific, la order
Ia Keep i0lly ships IA commission the
navy should have nt least eighty sen,
gnlng Neasels, so that one could relieve
another fnr necessary repalrr, ele,
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tnlpn~a opd demand ~ Mu plieos. lanso,
nT lnAn in plimp, lntaai.Hrf M.
80 AnHts hlinrF lnnmnn, idci muu, 400,
pfine W rhnlrf, iissna
~ loplsi. AZ 2i,- Flour light Wheat
tlrnng hni slnNi RED, iali % alrAh,
ialu good pony s'rrTs very sfrNng aud
u mnnd largely eA 90 de daily supplYi Ieavl
cattle sAhf ANA slow piininr in iAncy : 80
VI GOOD lo piime, Aluti ~ light IA lRir A %
~ huiNher, ~ ANta ~, COWS ana nAifeIa,
sibNl az cora { y tsNaus, a. lisf 40.
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pleasant Parry.

Last night a very pleasant rEirty
gathered at the soiree Of Prof Georges
given at the Odd Fellows hall, and
there went tn 'ough the may dance
until late hotr. The professor has
inaugurated his hool f>r the season
aud will give the svifees periodically.
Our reporter dropped into The tall
room about twelve O'clock, and fouhd
everybody enjoying theinseHse. The
night was cool and pleasant, just The
one to enjoy q good dance, and all
who Attended, went away pleased.
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No mineral" poison and no "Rold" curse
(Which only soryo 10 rondor bad teeth worsol
IL over found IN so2oDoNT. Tissweet
Hut, oh, how very simple, M Is meet.
Upon tho breath It acts Just like charm,
II coanscs teeth hnd mouth, aud does 40
hmm
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
T.. + Camuse aud q. w. Cline, under
the firm name of Il. Il. Camuse IL Go
Is this day dissolved 10y mutual con
sent, and all persons are warned not
to deal with G w Cline on the part
nership account. E Il. Camuse re-
tains the present stand.
apr2G 2t E. +. CAMUsE.
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Formerly the lancet, calomel, blistors aud
starvation were the treatment of the sick,
Dr. TUFTS PMS have done away with this.
Being vegetable thoy require no change OF
diet or oOcupation-a safe family medicine.
Is Murray street, New York. aprdw2l.2
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DENTISTRY.

j. A. seegar has moved his Office to Main
and Lamar streets, over Underwood n Mar.
sails. All who desire first-cla work will
please call up and have their teeth ex-
amined. Its better TO have good teeth than
u fine suit of cl l1hes. Apl 7.tf
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M0ODY-lIIS WORD, WOR Ks
AND WORKERS,

This is the latest, freshest and most com
plete of the Moody literature The man
himself A full and systematic pTesentat on
of his bible doctrines, including the Boston
temperance revival. The book has $50 pages
and II IN page Illustrations.
Full cloth gilt stamp, 81; Library style, half
morocco, 81 IS. To be obtained only by sub
scription. Canvassers will call on yon soon.
Look out for them.
W. s. COTES, General Agent.
apr2S-lw Office at Wheatp, Elm street.
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County Paupers.

Notice II hereby given that pursuant to an
order OF the Com mlssioners' Court, made
and entered at n speeinl term, begun and
holden on the 2lst day OF April, 1877, pro-
posals " Ill be received till the next regular
ng OF said Court, to-wiu
second Monday In May, 1877,
Containing bids for Oyerseer OF the County
POnr Farm Tor the ensuing year. SAID bids
are to be accompanied with good recon-.
mendations az character, etc. The num-
Der of persons In the family Of each bidder
areto be sealed, addressed to the County
Clerk Of Dallas county and endorsed PRO
posals OF Overseer for County Paupcrs."
The County will furnish home and prOvis.
ions for said Overseer.
Done by order OF the Commissioners
Court.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court,
ut Ofllce In tho City of Dallas, this 23th day
Of April, A. ID. ls77.
A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk,
by II. ID. RAwL1ss, Deputy.
apr27-dw TIL May H.
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MARK ETS BY TEL EGRAPH


NEW YORK, April a. Money easy at 2d3
Der cent. Custom receipts, 3l3,OC0. Mercan
tile o lper SsS@iL. Assistant treasurer dis
bursed 5000; clearings, 81 100000.
GALVESTON, April H.-0oi1 nominal
ailVar mar
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Up MURPHY. 3tole VIZ oUssIN q
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
FOR GALE.

/ FOR 9AhE. l'7iie
Improved and unimproved property In
every quarter of the city, also, faTfns 80
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
Of Texas.
For rent--Dwellings and business houscs IN
the city Of Dallas. special attention paid to
Hbstracting and perfecling titles and esiab-
fishing land claims; also, % the collecting of
rents, notes and accounts, by ~ CIV 'f
.df Nd n. MURPHY kCO.,f Hf|
Real Estate Agents, No, lOs Damar street.
NATIONAL LINZ or STEAMERS, I,
Consisting oftwelye fne. large steamships.
One OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between Rev York, Great ilri,-
tain and Europe, Steerage aud cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way. nom and 70
Dallas, OF round trip tickets, good for ene
year. for sale BY the undersigned. For par.
tlcuIRrs, aud 70 sec plan oftbe steamers cab
), callat our ONCE No. lO9 Lamar IL.
nm n .. p. MURPHY 4 90. AGENTS