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' Mystery 0olvedy

1H< Cyuofesf Medfcnf TriumPA oT Modern 1ypsesl IAe Nysferions OhdNn<f cf D5seop Dis- cocersl. and q Cerfufn CNrs Pfv- pided. zHs SkosndcA, LfctF
 and Bonets fhs Cen
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-27
Misplaced Confidence.

Some time ago gentleman In this
city, introduced young man TO Dan
Lindsey, the auctioneer, stating that
he WAS hard up, and that IL he could
give him anything to do, he would find
Ii m honest and capable. Mr.. Lindsey
though not having ut the time any
employment for him, yet gave him II
place TO sleep IN the barn, and shared
his meals with him. Mr.. l.. keeps
bachelors hall up over his stable. The
young man found other employment
for portion Of his time soon after,
and on drawing some money, offered
Mr.. l.. five dollar bill, which he re.
fused, telling him to deep 1t, and he
would give him his board If he would
do the cooking. This he agreed to do.
Last week Mr. Lindsey went hunting,
leaving his stable in charge of the
young man. On his return he found
him missing, with the receipts Of Il g
stable for the time Mr.. Lindsey was
absent. Mr.. l.. proposes to see the
gentleman who vouched for him, and
if he will foot the bill, all right, il not,
Mr.. l.. will get out warrant for him,
US he thinks he knows where he went
to. We will not publish names at
present, AZ the case may be satisfac-
torily settled.
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A New R;utprnrlsp

Francis Fendrich has established a
branch house in Dallas Of the old and
well known house of Joseph Fendrich
y Bro, Baltimore, II. Fendrich & Bro,
Evansville, Ind, and John Fendrich
" Bro, Columbia Penn. These firms
are numbered among the old and reli-
able firms engaged in their branch of
business, having been engaged in
manufacturing, and made tobacco and
cigars u speciality for the past thirty
years. The advantage of long expert
ence and direct connection with the
largest manufacturers of the East, will
enable the Dallas house to offer in
cucements to the trade not surpassed
by any other firm in Texas, and we
propose to sell better cigars for less
money than can be sold by drummers
representing New York, st. Louis,
Galveston or any other place. Dealers
ana consumers are especially invited
to call and examine our stock. We
nave come to stay.
FRANCIS FENDRICH,
m24-2t Herald Building, Dallas.
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Who Will be Queen?

OF the carnival, this topic interests
the ladies Of Dallas, at present, more
than any other subject. Those who
desire to find favor in the eyes of the
king, should attend the grand opening
at S, Iralson's 5l4 Main street, next
Thursday, the 10th, and then Select
from the new stock of fashionable
millinery and fancy goods just receiv-
by Mrs. Bauman, on her eastern trip,
and have just arrived. All the novel
ties and latest styles have been pur-
chased, and the ladies can obtain any.
thing they may desire at this grand
emporium OF fashion. Remem Der
ladies, and attend the grand opening
The King delights 10 beautiful things,
and they can be found at s. Iralson's,
on the occasion of the grand opening.
Don't forget, Old Main street.
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Sensible Advice,

You are asked every day through
the columns of newspapers and bv
your druggist to use something for
dyspepsia and liver complaint that
you know nothing about, you got dis.
couraged spending money with bnt
little success. Now to give YOU salts.
factory proof that Green's August
nlower VIII cure you of dyspepsia aud
liver complaint with all its effects,
suGn as sour stomach, sick headache,
haoitual costi"eness, palpitation of the
neart, heart.burn, water brash, coming
up OF food after eating, low spirits,
ETC., we ask you to go to your druggist
ana get q sample bottle of Green's
August Flower for ten cents, and try II
or q regular size for seventy.five cen "a
two doses will relieve you. cow.
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ReeIer "a Cutler.

To any that may be in need of any,
thing in the druggists line, we would
respectfully reco commend them to call
on Messrs. Beeler q Cutler, next door
to the postoillce, where you will find
them in adlness to supply your
wants at all hours of the day or night
All of their goods are new and fresh
They give particular attention to com.
pounding prescriptions and their
charges are reasonable. Their stock is
complete. They keep constantly on
hand everything that is usually found
in n first class drug store. All kinds
OF patent medicines, perfumery, toilet
soaps, hair and clothes brushes,
cigars, etc.
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tumciaI.l
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
OF the State of Texas.

or resumption of the possession and control
oil the state penitentiary and the property
and convicts belonging thereto-In the
name and by the authority OF the State OF
Texas.
10 all 10 iUhom these pres ats shall came.
Know ye, That /, II. b., Hubbard, by au.
thority OF law, as Governor of the State of
Texas. and In behalf of said State, shall, on
Monday, the second day OF April, 1877, take
and resume the possession, control and
management OF the pepitentiary at Hunts-
vile, and all the property and convicts be.
longing thereto, whether within or without
the walls of said penitentlary.
On that day tho lease heretofore made by
said state TO A, J. Ward, II q. Dewey, and
Nathan Patton, and all the auth critics and
powers conferred thereby, cease and de-
termine.
AS SION as the property can be turned
with the lessees, so that can know what to
ofer, Will at once advertise for bids for n
new lease-fair and open competition being
allowed TO all. Judge James II, shepard, of
Travis county, NJ. joy II. X. White, Of Ellis
county, and Capt. j. 4. Galnes, Of Lamar
county, will be appointed Commissioners,
under section OF the act of the Legislatures
approved August ~ 1876, and ARE design ted
as the persons TO whom, or to whose order,
the iessees will turn over, surrend y, and de-
liver said penitentiary, Its property anu con-
vlots
Hon. Thomas ]. Goree, OF Walker county,
Will be appointed resident Superintendent
OF the penilentiary at Huntsville.
General W. p. Hardeman, OF Galveston
county, Will be appointed Appraiser upon
the part OF the State) OF the property re. .
quired TO be appraised under the act OF Au-
gustl9, ls7B.
All convicts will be delivered by sherima
TO the Superintendent, who IL authorized 10
give due receipt therefor,
FIR the prescnt, where contracts are being
carried out Ia good faith, convicts at work
on farms VIII not 20 interiered with.
name and cause the seal Of Estate TO be Affixed,
at Austin, this I'D day of March, A, ID, V77.
II. u. HUBRARD, Governor.
OF state. mchadIt'
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The New Orleans sIiustreIs.

A good house greeted this company
last night, and they were well repaid
for their attendance. The whole per-
formance was good. The music in the
first part was excellent. The instru.
mental duet showed artistic skill. Mr..
Benjamin is the master of his instru-
ment. Boyd and Wade were fine, and
funny, and won much applause. On
the whole, the performance was above
the average of minstrel shows, and the
party will always have good houses
when they visit Dallas again.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

60 and see the latest novelties In
Ladies' Fichuz Collarettes, etc., at the
Dollar Store st
Fresh Baltimore oysters at the
Delmonico. If
Meals sent out In covered trays
from the Delmonico. No dust and hot
dishes. How's that?--tf
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at The HERALD office, and write out
your contracts. 1T.
IF you have anything to sell or
wish to buy anything, cali on William
A. Jones, 7lO Elm street--A9
William a. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand furni.
ture or anything else you may have to
sell. Call at no Elm street-Ad
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l haye removed my buggies and
carriages oft the courthouse square to
Captain Orr's livery stable. Any one
wishing to purchase, will please call
at the repository where you can find
buggies and carriages sold cheaper at
wholesale and retail than any other
place in the State. All work warran.
ted for one year. Come and examine
for yourself. CD. ALLEN,
Dallas, March 20. 1t
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The bankrupt stock of II. II. Foat is
nearly closed out. Now IL the last
chance to get splendid suit Of furri-
ture. A few chairs aud rockers still
remain on hand, which can be had at
bargain If called for Immediately.
Remember this furniture must be sold,
and whoever is lucky enough to get il
will do much better than they could
possibly do in st. Louis.
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Last night young yellow fellow
created considerable disturbance near
the gas house. He drew IL pistol, shot
u dog, snapped it at woman, and
swore that the police couldn't take
him. We guarantee the boys in grey
will take him in before they let up.
He had disappeared when the police
made their appearance on tue scene.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Beautiful weather.
The city is filled with strangers.
Churches were we'll at tended Sum
day.
Zen Nights in Bar Room~ next
Monday night,
Sunday School convention on IN.
ninth of next month.
The Real Estate and Buriding AS.
ISOLATION met yesterday.
1t is universally conceded that the
Lamar hotel is the best kept house in
Dallas.
The preparations for the carnival.
by different companies, are very ex.
tensive.
The streets are kept in good condi.
tlon' and free from dust, by the use OF
little hose.
"A large crowd assembled in front
OF the Opera house last night to listen
to the band.
Jerry Brown has two very fine i'm
ported Berkshire pigs, of which he Ia
very proud.
The band of the New Orleans Min.
strels made some excellent music on
our streets yesterday.
will the city engineer finish the
job he has begun on the crossing
corner OF Elm and Sycamore?
There will be big meeting at
Colonel Wellborn's office tonight OF
the X. Is. Every body, attend.
The plover are doing me execu-
ton among the jumping orthopterous
insect of the genus GyWus. We say
let them do 1t.
"A police whistle sounded on Main
street last night. 1t was occasion ed
by the arrest of drunken man too
Timber to walk,
"A horse belonging to candid ate
got frightened yesterday, started down
the street with dry goods box to
which he had been tied. No damage
done.
The late storm was rather rough
on the carnival flags. The rain took
the starch and also the color out of
many of them, and the wind tore some
entirely from the staffs.
Lowe Gilleland, convict in the
penitentiary, sentenced for ten years
from Dallas county, for killing one
stephens, at Lancaster, has been par
doned. He has been confined for
nearly two years.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have lunch for the hungry on
carnival day, where all the good
things will be for sale. The place
where 1t will be held will be an.
nounced soon.
"A beautiful woman must be
healthy, and to continue healthy and
beautiful, you must take DIR. J. III. Nc.
Leans Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. 1t imparts tone, and
flush to the skin, strength, vigor and
pure blood. DR.. J. III. McLean's office,
3l4 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
The Dallas base ball club has issued
Its certificates of membership, which
are neatly printed. Any one paying q
dollar can obtain one, which will
aGmit the holder to all the games
played this year. Next week the Tex
arkana club visit this city to try con.
illusions with our home nine.
The old Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, the oldest agency company
in the United States, comes to the
front with its cash capital of 81 ,25O, 600,
and splendid assets of S3,OOO,OOO.
ANY one should be proud and sleep
soundly, knowing they have policy
In the old Hartford. j. ]. Carnes is
the representative of this old and
staunch institution. His office is 500
Main street, opposite THE HERALD
office, to whom wo recommend the in
surfing public for good and reliable in
demnity.-tf
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MentnI Attenuation.

Mr.. +. G, McCloslley, formerly book.
keeper in the First National bank, at.
tempted suicide Sunday morning, by
cutting his throat with razor. The
wound, while severe, is not considered
dangerous, Mr.. McCloskey is a fine
bookkeeper, and but for his failipgs,
would never have brought on the par.
tial insanity, which controlled him
when he attempted his own life,
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Brutality.

On Sunday, a German named Steiger,
was sent after n little boy by his
mother. He found him ut play. The
boy, instead of going with him, gave
him back talk, whereupon the brute
knocked the child Gown and kicked
him. Mr.. Collins interfered and took
the child home. Officer Dunn arrested
the man and he was fined in the
mayors court yesterday.
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March 10, 1877.

by the above announcement it will
be seen that have withdrawn from the
firm of Leigh ~ Carnes. In so doing,
the public will please accept my heart
ielt thanks for the liberal patronage and
confidence they have reposed in US
and earnestly ask them to
continue the same, knowing they can
not be better served than by my sue
cessor, Mr.. Carnes. Allow me to assure
you that the same care and attention
will be given the business, both as re-
CARDS the assured and the companies
as has always marked the course of the
agency. heretofore. Respectfully,
mchl5d-wlt - Iptcu
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JUDICIAL.
District Court.

The day was spent in organizing Il
jury for the civil term and settling
cases. The Dill and Rice case was con-
tinued by the State.
County Court.
The court is hard at work at the
civil docket, and will make DISPOSE
ton Of a great many cases that have
hung fire for II long time.
Justice Peak.
Eothing of importance.
Justice Mcclure.
Several cases were continued. A
darkey, who did not have the fear OF
the Lord before his eyes, walloped n
colored preacher. His case was put of
for to-day.
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A Negro Nuisance.

Last night darky got full Of BEN
zine in East Dallas, turned his family
out OF doors, and promenaded the
streets dusaaturel, much to the disgust
lof the citizens Of that locality. viii
'the police favor the denizens of that
portion Of the city, by paying a visit
there semLoccasionally.
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g ailg Aerala,

THE DAILY HERALD IL published every
morning, except on Monday, NJ $40 co per
annum IN advance, postage prepaid or
% cents per week delivered In the city.
ADVERTISING RATES One square ten lines
nonpareill one time 81 3d. each subsequent
insertion, "a cents Special rates for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers.
THE WEEKLY HERALD IL published every
Saturday morning at 81 90 rer year, post
age prepaid.
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Referring to the above, notify my
friends that will continue the bust.
ness of the late firm in my own name,
at its old stand, and trust may be
favored with their patronage. | will
request all persons owing the late firm,
to call and pay up as soon "a
possible, as | have assumed all the
debts of the late firm, and will need
money to pay the same.
T. g RRIrMIEV
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Captain Morton returned on Satur-
day night from Kaufman county,
where he has been to testify in the
Perry case. He states that the excite
ment runs high and that the feeling
against Perry and the darkey, John
son, is intense.
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We would suggest to the ladies of
Dallas, if they want to seq real
stylish millinery goods of THE latest
design, that they go visit Mrs. ].
G. Potts millinery establishment,
olZ MAIN street. mrh 3l.4t
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The Commissioners Court of Dallas
county are hereby called to meet on
Wednesday, March %, to count the
votes cast at the late election in the
different precincts Of this county, on
local option, and to attend to such
other business AS may come before
them. This March u, 1877.
II. II. WEST,
Ut County Judge, Dallas county, Texas.
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GRAND EXHIBITION.
Novel Way of Presenting n CustOme
Win u Present.

Novel Way of Presenting n Customer
Win u Present.
Messrs, Goldsmith, Rosenthsl & Co.,
the proprietors of the Dollar Store, in
form us that they will have grand
opening of ladies' ready-made suits
and millinery goods at their new de-
partment, over their store, on Tues
day, March 9th, next. They intend
presenting each lady customer with
an envelope, of which fifty will draw
the prize Of silk handkerchief. Don't
forget the day, and call early to secure
a priZe. If.
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Noiicr.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
owing the firm of l.. Wallenstein 4
Co, of Dallas, Texas, to pay the same
TO- q. Burgower, COS l-2 Maain street,
who will receipt for the same in nv
name, for the benefit of all creditors
concerned.
II. BAMBERGER, Assignee,
of WallenStuln A IN
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Mr.. MocUNE j, HOLIDAY is a duly authoe-
lied agent and r. respondent OF the Daily
advertising, job work and subscription
VIII he duly ratified by ths office.
Mn. JOHN W. SwINDELIs is the duly author
lied agent and cOrresp4 ndent OF THE DALI
LAS HERALD. All contracts made with
him Will be ratified aud all courtesies ex.
tended duly reoiprocated.
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Last night drunken man staggered
against j. G. Booth & Co.'s door. 1t
was unfastened and gave way and he
Tell inside. BE more careful, gentle
men, when you lock up at night.
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Nor,h.Texas Fair Association.

At u meeting of the directors yes.
terday, Colonel Baskerville was cleo
ted Secretary and Superintendent, and
Colonel John Kerr, President of the
First National Bank, Treasurer; sew
eral committees were also appointed.
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THE HACKMAN'S MARCH.

The Jehu's Make business Lively
Among Themselves.
Probably the dullest night in the
hack business was last night. AS n
rule Dallas hacks are well patronized,
but last night they never turned n
wheel up to twelve o'clock, so they
procured band of music and put 1t In
carriage, then every hack in town
fell into line, and headed by the band
they paraded the town at midnight
1t was funny sight. What Dallas
don't think of in the way of novelties
isn't worth knowing,
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Money stolen.

Mrs, Patten, who lives on Elm street,
has had money stolen at two different
times from her house. A little darkey
was suspected, hut when searched, was
not found with anything to implicate
him as the guilty party.
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Changed Hands.

We learn that the 'eThe little house
around the corner" has been. pur-
chased by Mr.. Max Elkin, who will be
glad to see all his friends at his new
place.
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Notice.

The committee of the Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l, that were appointed
to arrange matters for the parade, are
requested to assemble at the Firemen's
hal, on Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
NJ. X. THoRBURN,
Chairman.
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intimidation.

In addition to the letter written to
Captain Morton warning him not to
go to Kaufman county, we are in
formed that Mr.. Curry, the engineer,
and Mr.. Lindsey, have been threat.
ened.
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10 Those AnlIct

We would call your ;sution to the
extensive stock of tru ses which we
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trnsses which are war
ranted to give immediate relief to
those suffering with n rupture. Can
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
n Buffers, next door to postotiice.
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OMtLOOk for Rnrpains.

Another car load of buggies and car
riages just arrived. Ii you want a
number one job, at a wholesale price,
call at Courthouse square. Every body
come and examine the work, and get
the prices. CT. ALLEN,
mch2l d&Wtf