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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

The HERALD was favored upon yes.
terday with call from William
Brooks, ESQ, agent and travelling cor
respondent Of the WscO Examiner
Mr.. J. H. Woodward. correspondent
Of the Cincinnati EnqLirer, honore,i
rHE HsRAID with Is visit last night
The Enquirer has long been recognized
~ one of the ablest aud most inil1en.
tial Democratic papers In The West,
aud Mr.. Wood sar,?s letters from
Texas cannot fail TO be newsy, current,
and full OF information.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

fhs impression is general In New
0-lesHs tAat in two years that city
viii have direct RAILWAY communities.
ton with Dallas. The Crescent looks
to North Texas for large trade and
VIII make great exertions to flank st.
Louis. Already Oh. Is advancing her
commercial pickets In this direction
aud preparing TO draw, / possible, all
the trade she has There is much
ympatby between Texas aud Louis
lana; they are ueight5rs. We numb eF
among our most successful ard solid
blisiness meu New Orleans men
Who learned business in that model
school If merchants, where integrity
had no crooksdness about ii aud where
ruan was IS good a. his word
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

New YoEs .Sts,, il may be considered
certain that General Grant Will have
no opportunity to ri! Tins vacsucy. Tor
Iudee Davis has no intention Of resign
ing during the remaining week. 81 hi-
term Mr. TiIden or Mr. ilsve-- ~
NAV be decided. will rightiHliv make
the appointment A. tho cYagt nrw
stands. the South J. excluded from any
voice in it, deliberations, or DECISIONS
while Ohio alone Has two member
Mr. Chi Justice Waite and Mr. Iu.tic.
Svavuc. New York. New J,rsey. aud
Pennsy ivaEia. adjoining Stats have
each one. the Pacific c1Ast one N,W
Englaud one. aud the States betV,-.n
the Ohio and the Mississippi tEo. THIS
exclusion al twelve millions of people
from any yui7" or representation iu thr
highest court. ha- been continued since
the close Of ;lse 5ivi war twelve years
ago. We are sutsIlu= az iast. uf.pu an
era of cancellation. oi peace. and ut NV
prosperity. The hlrsLues- ct carpet
bag r.coEstrTctiou j. -hout exhaust r.
The worst features 81 the enforcement
acts have been pronounced Unc1n-iiiy-
tioual. The carpet-hlg system general
y has fallen into utter disgrace, and al
tho violen. measures. by which extreme
leaders have sought 10 hold on % power
ate now generally condemned bs the
country. In THE changed coudiii1n u
things. il Is only reasonable 10 suVpo,.
that 10th sides viii agree thai the
South ought 70 have IT, Just consider
ton IN the government as q bias Go
bear a tail share Of the public burdens
Hence the probability IS. whether Mr
1bdsn or Ar. Hayes be declared prcsl
dent, the Southern States viii be- Ircug-
nized ia the selection Of a Judge o. The
supreme court
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Resolutions kdspIso BY Jhe Dalia.
county touHeil-

Resolutions Sd.pGso by the Dallas
Souuty touHeii-
A. meeting IF the Dallas County
Council, Patrons of hl-OaadEy, tas
following sensible resolutions were in
trotiucsd and unanimously adopted
Rc-OirctL, Thsf the various Masters
of thi- county he requested to have a.
certaiBed, IS near - practicable, the
nun Ter e acres Of wheai, oats, tsriey,
rye. corn and cotton growing, and to
he planted for the year 1871.
RosUlUed, That tIse Secretary of this
Council he requested Ia furnish n copy
81 this resolution ia the county cnun-
els 90 Collin. Denton. Gray=nn. Cooke
Wise, Parker. Hood, JohBsuD. Tsrrapt,
HUI, Ellis, Kaufman and RlcEwail
counties, and a-k that they OBTAIN the
information above sought in their re-
spec,iye counties, by the first day Il
June, 1877, and report u the ccretsry
of the Dallas count connril, together
y it'll the average V ED OF each crop, 30
soon a. a~eertaiued.
EesOiUcd, That 80 soon as the seCTe-
thry II the Dsli1- county council a.
crTtains ths estimated amount 81 -a.b
sue ,es=ive crop raised ia his territory
he -hali communicate said information
To each county council which furnishes
him with the information above
sought.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

Marshal Morton ald Deputy sheriff
Snencsr have proven themselves VERY
vigIlaat nd acsive ofi ,ers Of the law
Ia their pursuit aud capture OF Tom
speiden, the man charged with CON
pi'eity in the attempted robiery vi
Adams 4 Leonarsi's bank. ard their ser
Vices shoold be b"rne In mind by the
pc, pie. They underwent terrific
nights ride without compisiut and dis
charged their difficult duty .i,h nerve
and promp,ness. Hereafter It will bs
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Apache. Massacre q, sae s-noriia
valley

SAN FRANCISCO. fet. The Apa-
che Indians kiii,d ten whites in the
Sehorita vai'ey III southeastern Arizo-
ne. on the ilh inst The Governor an-
plies TO the general government for
authority to use State volunteers for
protection.
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Cos-n. Reason. for a Grand saec--.


Conspicuous among tue highest example.
Of access which the present czntury eau
show IL Ho,t- tsr's stomach httsrs. The
record OF it, triBnphs over disease 1. Co De
traced ia the written Acknowledgement Of
thousands who have skp~Tienced st. bens a
cent effects, aud the svs'isues OF It's popular
ity Is 10 be found In the vas; and crossing
demand for the article In North and south
America, Mexico, Gi1tsmala, the West In.
di@s. Australia and Europe. The r~ssons for
4 : Unparalleled success are eogsnt ones
The accumulated evidence OF nearly thirty
years shows that IL i Gel tain remedy for
maiariai dis-ase, a. we'll a. its surest pie.
vennye; thai u era1lcstes dyspepsia. eonsti-
patton. Iivsr complaint and nervousness
ooan eraois = tendency tpsDat. rneumsslsm.
urinary and uterine disorders, that Il I'm
parts vigor 10 the feeble, snd cheers the
mind while {, inViEoTItes 4 e body.
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How They csue !, "res ia, Could

Nav York. February TT is re
ported Jay Gould has discovered that
his former confidential bankers, :. NJ.
Mills q CO. knowing he was short Of
Western Union stocked, formed pool
and forced Gould to cover. Gould Is
about to bring suit for conspir; cy, to
recover S3D0,0aO.
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Tramp al Russian Lestens ON the
pesih

L.oNDaN. Feb The Paris CORES
pondent Of the Standard teiegraphs
that he is Informed that the Russian
army has received orders to advance,
and that IL will cross the Pesth within
few days. Tue mnn-of war Fiction
is ordered to remain at Constantinop!e
for tie protection of foreigners.
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Wall Bag Opened aod Contents Alb
attracted

CINCINNATI, February GA mail
bag containing letters aud about
twenty-five Thousand dollars worth OF
haak checks and private drafts,
enroute from Newrorte here, was
several days ago opened and Ike con
tents distracted. No clue n yet
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stsru.I..n disaster.

HALIFAX, February 6-The steamer
George Washington is total wreck at
c re Race. All ON beard were lost;
fourteen bodies have been recovered.
Tie steamer had two passengers, and
the crew were all from New York and
vicinity. The steamer George Crom-
we'll, of the same line, is also reported
missing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

Taken mp by William Ott ant s-;raYea
before W. " fesS. = JgSilcs of tue Peaoe
ffeclnef No =, one irou gray borsr, 9 years
Old, ~ hands hiea. right NIP kaock ed down.
branded thus lal. unbroke. Nala- l1A Also
one roam tDsre. Z years Old. 10 hsn1- high.
orsuhed 2 ON tn. r.snt shoe idet. valued Al
mule. 7yeSrs old. branded ON hft shou der
with Mexican brand, no; disiitls uish allie.
value SO. sDxa
Taken up by Ander.os Hunuleutt and 60
sray.d before L. a. AeIuss, J. T.. ~ ecinct
NO !, oae mare mule. about az hancs HIGH
aud no brands, vaiu>l ~ tl5.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

PoPulzriIInst-at-db ook(s6opacespon
" SHooDl ~oNANBooDi MARRLsSEi
.E-Pediments 10 Marriage; the cause
AID cure Sent securely seoi, d, post
paid for 50 cents, BY DIR. c. wRITTIER,
oi7 81 Charles Street, 81. Louis, Mo-,
The great specialist. Read his works
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Iron nine Disaster.

ALLRHTowN Pa, February Cor
yesterday, a. ihe iron ore mine oi
Daniel Lower. near Henseugerville,
Lehish enuntv. twelve miles from thin
city, while the workmen were digging
ore, the ground csved in on them, kill.
ing three and seriously iujuring 8
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REAT IT


ArSusrA- Ca. November 4. Is7l.
I'm. TUrr: DssE Hir-A- q Hair DRESSER
tor twenty-five ysars, both In Europe and
America, have r--d az tin,s % bair cy.-.
and am .pry Z. say thsi your. tssup.stos
N any have ever ssSu- FOR several year I
nave n.-si ~ vith the greatest satisfaction
10 myself and customers. Eespeefful!y.
=. hALTAEAS. French B-ir pfls,e-.
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The London Times IL To have special
wires to Berlin aud Vienna.
The Wilmington IN. O. Star Gays
that good will reigns In that State.
Herald: A mau who Is himself q
fraud Is likely 10 take the other fellow
for an honest man whom he is fooiing
and rice versa.
M. Fincher has invented a machine
for driving horses by electricity. A
child, by this means, can dri,e aud
curb the.most fractions animal.
The Boston Joarnai says that unless
young men can learn to drive with one
hand, they might as we'll give up
sleighing with the girls.
Two hundred feet of the ievee In
front of the Saure place in Jefferson
parish about two miles above New Or
leans caved in last week.
II is conceded that we do not enjoy
so u,h Constitution ~ we did before
the adoption of arbitration, but there
may be less turmoil.
Northern people, 1t 10 SAID, always
shiver q year ar two before they be-
come accustomed to the rigors of
southern winter.
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LEGAL E9vEETlslHEaIS


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au ga flsrt shsuI..f. 80 as.-..
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Popuia nilustrs;sd book $50 pssesD o..
MsSnooDi WosAssooDi MARRIAGE In
psiiment. To Marriage; the eAuS- and cure
= MT Se-ssre'y ssstie.f, p sipaid for q cents by
Ds. q. ~HIrrIsa.sI. ~ Chsri-. sirtci II.
Loui.. Mo, the great specialist Read kls
WoIs-
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Preparing for lsn-ir..s.

BERLIN, February "a formidable
Russian ifon-clai squadron wiii enter
the Mediterranean ia the spring. With
Grand Duke Constant In command
aud Admiral Pspheif ehief.of-siaii.
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FafEur.

Hartford, February 7.--Tbe failure
Of NJ. X, Blsy, agent and treasurer of
THE Hartford and New York towing
aud freight company Is reported, He
il said to be s2a0n)o short.
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The co,,.m rem.

LONDON, February IA dispatch
from Bombay Gays that the cotton
crop Of the present. season has been Sc
vereiy damaged 10y excessive rains.
LIVERPOOL, February "A circular
issued by the Cotton Brokers associa-
ten says that cotton has been aGi-
mated throughout the week, and prices
are generally lower. American was
Tiu full demand early in the Seek, md
with a free supply prices were reduced.
on Wednesday aud Thursday. There
was slightly more inquiry at dearer
rates for Sea Island. The demand con-
tinued moderate and prices are steady
lily maintained. Futures. under the in
fiuenee Of increased receipts at Amer
lean ports, have been dail aud droop
ing during the week. Except u slight
recovery on "Wednesday. the decline
at the close amounted 10 fully farth-
ing,
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Aisr OF LErrEes

ilepiaibirs IN Dsilas pnstul!ice an
c1iied fs'r, Parties calling ;fT Toe s-me
vii pleSse s.v 'asvtr. is.,d. Tues
day. F,s4ssry :, 1877" Those 81 them
r.nsainining uhesiled for NJ The end Of
four weeks vii be SEPT 70 she dead let
sr,ffra.
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INptANaPoils, lid. Eeoruafy -
Richard 7. TayleF, c.s-uieF Of tn Ma
'iof.al hack ~ f'ra',Hiin, = short SIeo,
b3o. Taylor hss absspsded, AID the
bank has suspsnarj.
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s. Soii Dnt 10 pvfmi; pGiso4efa to pay
visits ou,aiie ct fhe jail, even whea
accomplished by : sisgte guard. They
Should receive their friend under lock
aud key. There Is such a lhius as be
sac 600 ienicnt, aud The Interests Of
isW and 'us..cs stilet .rs hereby.
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Is ret curei - simply uRio ding ihs row
els. The m -otoine must pos - ton.c, alter
stive and 81 receive .sTsPelii.s. These quail
lties sre cogabiassi in DE. TUFTS PMS, and
they will permanently cure tbis seriou- d.
ease. Is II Irfay street. Nc~ YORK s1s.;
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LOCAL JoTrINGs


'''
'', ''.'''.''' '''N'' " ''' '-
a "' .'.".''
-laH aa- r,,a % mighty .ad yesr
.. ... .N'...' gunner
.N.ry T4gst.'. who iaW tbr 0aa
.....a...... I.a D..H released.
............ p-,...r.rf.Y.f d. san
...w|.- u., u.-,.t Court. Areu-
m.... y..aa yesterday.
r..................,..-.. ,.y.,,i
... .. ..'..,... t.. ..,.. ,'..I., -.r,
.,fmr,rla. Cor mayor.
.....,---..
49,. -,
$1,000, -.
......... ,.. n.g..
7 -
.................,
..' D. 'i '.'.. '.' " -'''.,"
.'',.,.-
a.r bee. a.as,s ardA.s fair bride
' '.,' g-' 80. -. 80 -
HHr j. b. simpson, editor Of THE
HERALD, De- rulaiug - handsome resi-
.eage ou tire corner OF Main and HsE-
".'' '.'
The work on the distiilefy, the
.r..t street railway. the Dallas uud
,.s.ata. and ,.e finishing touches to
water works progress well.
Dallas extends the right hand OF
fellowship o. san Antonio on the
strength OF the cars reaching that
gultul olI city last Monday.
-,r- .,..
r4 fu. 1l,geruiek r.4uar. went IL
Austin last nignt on business. lie Is a
worker, "y1u bet your sweet iitsp'
A.. oh. -, ,..-.-o,,,,,.
-, .1..,,t, ~, nauaz -, So
day. lie leaves Fix children AID u
u,iu iu great poverty aud distress.
-.rh, rsyy b,ts. rssitspes Of Alfred
U..,f. B., mon, q, ,upgs. ~ erection
,r.,s,,s iba, ~ SIR. w. A. Roger.
viii be one Of the heudsomest ia TIE
CITY.
There are a large number of per
som. iud,btsdt To TAG HERALD fo- ON,
thing ard another who may lust a,
we'll call ana settle ana B'sa'il
ige u.s.
-Tuose machine shous Of the Da!la
and Wichita railway-wilI Dallas al
-till aud rec Denton get them, wheI
ty % little puddle spirit she MAJ secure
Them!
Taxpayers must not forset To rem
der their property for 1877 10 ]. +
gaoduirht before the LIT OF March
o,herWis. they viii incur a heav,
penalty.
r,.,,,a oh,o yo. ..,,sa s,r ya.ts,aa,
n, Al, Arpold witbar,ou,sitiou. IN
h.b... comma busi.sss was brou0b
g.,,.,l,, .s,.n.J
Mr.. Lyon Is pat'ius up reslaeLe
,..,.,t. -. -. -, s,y,.. a.,
tt.,,L7,s .,r..,. A., ON n,, N,
,,.-..,,l.,.. IL
The hfm OF X +. Ben q Co. u dl-
solved MI a. L. ben rs'iflns' MT IL
r.. Btil y about 10 remeNe at once u
TIE handsome ana ommodlous stof
% .''''iu'''oe h''eo'' '"' iI''''S oo0"P'e'
'y -i'' 0''"'''''
1t il evidently unhealthy for Tia
man ard brother 90 prospect In hi
white brOther's quarters, for ve-ily j
will come 10 psss that he getteth hi
hea' broken. Vide the affair repofte'
10 have taken place over Kahn 4
May yesterday.
NJ " n D,hou vas mario,
E.,.g.-yt 1877 40 u,ss Anna Vsn
s,r,,t. ofFor, worth nj the rssiaeoe,
Of fl, hr,.lsis father ~ IN. Rsv ! n
Allen. pastor Of the Floyd street ehuryl
ofihis city.
,.--
'''' - ~ y =" N'a 80 So"
'"~ W "'' '"e e"'"', ~ '"''
'o''' n''s hs "''' 's' ar o"s '
''e w. ~ o''''es :" -. ' -" "
-. ,.',.-s-, A., -, ,.L,,a
,t,r.s 80, ~, 49,, MIA o,,,1,,,
-
"s nun " " 'i""ip-i way '"''
anea"''hir'.7' 'oa'e'p' Vsga"onus an
o'"e' Soc'oi iOisA"oes ~ DA''
large enough huu ea" Ns' 'e sPeis'
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Death o. ; rsnI..a .sA,..r.

Sg@ Yak, February E.-Coio1ei
Jeta O. sahnney. the great Fenian
header, died last nitit.
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Tell Tue GGi IA nsoarHful numbers
nat our teeth mast all decay.
Aud our br sth must bs ulrlsAsani,
And our EuIn- must give AVA.
Theirs a l5OLBDOS 4 can sav.us,
And !; s4ves teeth ev,rg day
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M.EkIIn

PA TERsuN sHU FORD At tlie rel
d-ue- ct Judge Patfsrsul. tn- nflfs's fktArr.
IN tht- city, on February SIN. AZ. y The
Right Rev. bi- sop Gaurtf. Miss Katie Pat
tsnnn, ~ bal a., and Mt. IuszP pa sbuiar4,
# &afshall, 1exn-.
wHETF--pRiGM ORE-ou TEuslsy r-ur-
uary IS. III. - TIE -Hr-nrv Z u ID u.fu
PfiEp orr. ~ Rev . =. Is ~ 80. NJ. d. -
- n.tf - Mass Al. r. PrisHI1=u. AZ 81 l'alisr
county.
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Ai&RIfs MrEt Mirs, NJ. MARY x
VI Martin NiSsLlleENsrEfa Nellie
Nfs7h y J-nuy asichu irN-a
= ~ ru ne-r hilen Sale
Mfnrires ne.fTF ffa- Fco4zs. - Kate
Nrts- Esu.s uTf,lfy NJ lnrv
~ y-is NJ. Jennie - Cabr NJ Aun.-
- EELY Aii,s ncbet Niscue airs BtGsaaa
o'oorr ne'se DIN Alice
pairs ae"rRtzna Tuiiz-r Mr. Johanna
fssfce Jeanette F.srker Mr. u -
tiu,lsneT Mary P-yEEr e Ne
Powell Faanis Pickford gcs.Ihlns
.nClsBT &gs Lesio-
- r. Rebel Ravceld = m Mr.
~ hag hanger Amp laSI0s Sssszn teon
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, 1877-09-21
Texas Wool Growing.

The wool interest in Texas is gradually
assuming large proportions, and bids fair,
ere the close of another decade, to rank 10
Importance with the cattle trade. There
are now hundreds of sheep pastures in
various portions of the State, paying
sheep breeders handsomely on their small
investments. Among the large breeders
may be mentioned Mr.. George Reynolds,
of Nueces county, wh6owns Is, 900 acres,
the greater part Of which affords excel
lent pasturage for his sheep, which at
present number some 10000 head, all
improved and graded from the COM
mon native stock. Mr.. Reynolds
emigrated with his family from
England in 1855, and about the year
1860 settled in Nueces county, where he
rented tract of land, investing at the
time $1,000 in 1000 low-grade sheep.
Since the period above named he has de-
voted all his time and energies to raising
and improving sheep, both for mutton
and wool. He has now,a tine stone resi-
dence on his ranch, good substantial out
buildings, pasture fences and other I'M
provements. He has sold several thou
sand sheep from time to time, besides
numerous lots of high-grade ewes and
bucks for breeding purposes, at remuner.
ative figures. In February last he sold
to DIR. Jeffries, of Live Oak county, Tex
as, 800 head at $5 per head cash, the
price obtained being good evidence of
their quality, as the ruling prices for
from low grade to good medium sheep
range from 81 to $3 each. A number of
other sheep raisers in Texas may be cited
who from very humble beginnings are
now enjoying a comfortable independ-
ence. The wool interest in Texas is now
only in its infancy, yet the total ship.
ments for the present year will exceed
5000, 900 bales.--ErchGnge.
, 1877-09-21

NEVER DEspAIR.-People are apt to
think that the hard times which they ex-
perience are the hardest times that ever
we're; and so they are for them. But one
only needs to read the history of the
world to learn that hard times have been
perpetuully coming to all nations in all
periods of their existence. And so have
good times, and so have good chances for
honest people to better their condition.
There never yet was night that was not
followed by a day, nor a storm that was
not followed by calm. The sun is forever
steadily shining in the heavens, and the
clouds which sometimes obscure his rays
are sure to break away and disperse, no
matter how dark and threatening they
may be for q time. The brave-hearted
that hope on and work on need never de-
spair.