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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Die sttmatinm TIT aomitantinnpel,
Die tnrsi,d,e eepnttrten=seammer anfseIpi

9SaS Qoro 0erbD beabiibti9t, I'M Safe Die
6ulien &ouitautinopel beieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Gonntp=G om,nihare tito Yoliseibes
atnte tn Chicago TIT 9snflagestts
ffQftI tAcrsekf.

6 Gbicago, IS. SUM. : Die @rano=
Surp, weld)e ieit mebrcren 94odJcn bic &c.
gen geipiiie Gountp= Gomnliiidre porgebra9:
ten gnflagen nnteriud)te, bielt an Gam.
itage lire lebte Situng uuo itellte Dor Yerta
gung 9lnflagelhriften gegen Sobn 0tc@aff,
ran, Batrif Carroll unb q. g. Sobnlon aus.
Sbise iirp ODER ,pareu idntmtli9 County
Gonmiiidre 9luBerbem tpurben SEQ. 9.
&inberlp, Stem. Beriolate, Sergt. S'0on=
nell Speiber, 0aul. gSebiter unp Der 8oli=
sei=SupertntenDent 90. 6. 6ifeb III antlage=
ltaub ucriett. oidep tit anseflagt, eiu Saua
an 0aul. gSebiter (yfeger) pernlietaet su ba=
ben, welfeS Der 2ettere ais cine Saltsrb6Als
aebroldlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Ser 6eiomarff.

Stem gorf, 1S. SUM-. - Gelb leifr gu
14-2. 9Sediel rubts su 4.Ss. Sob i6lob
rlbia su 105g. gunues Sbligattons:l
i1loiIen tetig II. isit; lSs1er COUPONS 1144
nene 1861, 1s67er 112s, 1868er 115f,
neue Siiufr Ill, 10.40er Coupons 112s.
9lttien i6loiien lsbbaft unb ftetig; 9teip'
Oorfer Geutral 909, Grie 81, &afe Sbore Ala
Slinoier Central So, Yittsburg rs, Chicago.
gtortbmeiteru 81, Yrioritdten 464, 9tod=Ss.
lanb 92a.
lluteri6atamts Silan3: Sob $780,.
AT, @onrant $48, ,278,562.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
0lrbeftcr.ttnr hett. !.

Gan 5 II, N.=S., IS. SUM-. - llngefGbr
$50 a(rbeiter Der rBbilabelpbia sltlantic=
Sabu" itellten bente, neil einer ihrer &amera=
Den entlaiien morben mar, Die 9lrbeit Elm unb
be5ogen eiu Eager bti 8ettle's @eb0l;e, pier
Oteilen bon Dieitr Staot. Die 9(rbeitsr itoBen
9robun9en ge9en alle Berionen ans, pelde
es wagen miirOen, an ibrerStelle in oct0ienit
Der Sabncompagnie 5u treten. Der S1eriff
lit init elmer itarfen Mannidaft mad oem
S6auplate abJegan9eu, nm bic &ubeltOrer
Su Serltreuem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Sarit 9,ilan's Se5ud, bel Dem 6sarem.

Gonsentriruns Der 8uiien 9egen=
iiber Der Seitung Stuff dnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
@dftfetD1

Gbicago, 18. Suni.-@OmarO s. 8allei
elm bsrporragenber gruuoeigcntbums=Spefll
liant, hat fallirt. Die BaliDa betragen 1920
coo, bic Qftipa $139,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
0ern,ii6tc 9epeidett ats We.us
NDff

Stem gorf, IS. Suui.-Snl. eeitb unb
gSu. !Senrp 2eitb, Sater unb Sohn, lpelc]e
iibsriiibrt iino, pier gSe6iel Der yWfu6ants
@rdange Sanf" gefdlidt su baben, rpurben
beute 81 reip. 10 unO Sabren 3u6tbaus
perurtbeilt. Sin SpieBgeellc, gianens selt-
nlann, mnrbe auf 5mcl Sabre tn's 3uftbaus
gel6ift.
- @eaen bic acciie Gommiiiare tulrben
beute auf Seranlaiiung gSm. 3. Oinnbp's,
iusld)er Dielelbeu auflagte, einer Sirma OH
Gbatam Square umseieblife S9ant=9on=
Seiiion ertbeilt 3u babsn, Saftbefeble aus
9eitellt.
- Sei oem beutigen 9ennen I'M Seronle=
Parfe murbe oaS Dem 6rn. @labauab gehDri9e
in Marplano ge5iidtete 5tennpiero yeloper=
broof" BON Srn. Sori1arO's uSaiil" iiber=
wuubsn. Der Yrets beitanb III $4,000.
- @olo erGffnete su 1853.
- Die 9ampier yStalp" bon 2luerpool, 10
mis Dorian" unO ugSbitlep" bon Otittsl=
nleer $odien linb bier eingstroffen.
= Oie 3oll giunabmen betr!t9en bente
$256, 900.
- Ser llnteri6abmeiiter sablte beute fir
Sntereiien $4,000 uno fir einseSogene Sbll=
QQtiDueu S255 900 ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Ste .Wsotlu ; WaauireS.

% 6=@ buut, 3D., IS. SUM. = 0it
@nti6eioung bes Segnabi9unss9eri6tS be
siislid Der uOtollp Maguires" ipiro bier nlit
allgcnleiuer SeirieOigung anfgenommen. 81
udber jebod Der Sinri6tungs Sag beranriidt
beito grDBer miro Die BON Der !DtebrSabl oel
SepDlferung gebegte SsiorgniB, oaB ELL Ser;
iud sur Sefreiung Der @eiangenen gena6t
uerben mirb. Sor DEM @eidngutiIe nnb al
perihieoenel1 8unfteu Der Stabt itllo ooppeltt
@ad)eu aufgeltellt morben. Die @erllrtbeilter
empfngen bie Nad)rid)t BON Der Guti6eioune
oss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit itoiider @leid).
niiltinfeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Sele9rapbtide 9epeiden.
SSnlano 9epeI1em

[Seri6te Der raoeiir:sn Breiie> fir ben nDeuti1e
@orre5p ponbeuten".]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Sarheit 1tt,o &auital.

Srop, N.=D., 1S. SUM. = Die 9lrbeitel
Ser bieiigen 5imes," bcinabe bic 9dl1te allel
S6riftister in Der Staot, lDlten beute 1brt
Serbinoung nit Der uSppograpbiI6en llnton.
- Cine betrddtlid)e s(nSabl Sormen9ieBer,
welde bisber 3u Der Shoulders Union" &C.
b0rten, lit IN iogenannte nScab" z9Serfltdttef
(in welden feline WfitglieOer Der pllnlon" ar
beiten biirfell) einqetrete1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
Srei SIl6tt,ter ertr1tt,fe.t !.

9o 6 fer, N. : g., IS. Suui. - Sol.
SorD.pell, gigentbiiuler zines Steinbrn6S,
uno stpei eiuer 9(rbeiter ertra1lfen geitern Slt=
fdllig ia ber gGbs BON sllbion.
Stttrt,t lit Der @egeito nute 0eittpbis.
Ot emp9is, Scun., IS. Suui. - sllle an
Der bieiigen @erite ltessnoen Oampfer wlroen
geieru abeno blr1 eiucu Sturm loageriHen
lno o in benSluB bliausgetrieben. Die 5taud=
i6lote Der ySsceOla Seae" fielen iibcr Sorb,
lnb Der 0ampfer ipurbe imSetrage bon $1,000
bei1doi9t. Die YrssbDterianer STRIDE an
GollrtitraBe nnO mebrere gSobngebdnbe iuur=
: ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19
GelbiYttorS eines 9olitifers

@aIDe on, 2er., IS. SUM. = Selln
Gnfer, eiu befannter YOlitifer unb ebenali:
ger 9tsbafteur brs rSlafcs= SuGetin," sulet
beute irii5 Selbifmorb bltrd) @rid)iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19

~
,uiro nllr BON 8. 9s. Gibri,a & Comb, asenten.
Gde Der Baltimore unb YineItraBe, Sames e.
8prman, Gde Der SiiicesIpenue uno gecono=
@traBe, unb S. VI. ssobnftnn & Comp, SIR. 5e,
aBet=SapetteftraSe, ausbrHdlidl gum 5amilten 9e'
braude aui 5slaipen sesosen. 9le Sefteaungen per
Boittarte perben prompt eiiefuirt, unb bas Seelte
foHenfrei in ir9eno einem Stabttbeile ab9el,eert.
(aipril23, 3Wteia3D
N}olf,eis9epartement.
@ureau oes WarSd)aus,
YaItim e, ben 12. SUM 1877.
Sefanntnadltng.
Die auimerfiamfeit pon sfemertperf=9 9ertdnfern
ioiro aui iotstnoen Ibidnitt timer ON q. Sebruar
1868 teitdtigten Seroronun9 9elentt:
.35. Ibi6nitt. IS lit iur Seoermann seiesDihrts,
innerbalb be5 Stabtmeihbtloes @rdders, Squtbs,
9fafeten ooer anbereS SeuerDerf Su perfaufen ooer
gum Terfauie ansubieten; ieooh finoet bleler Abz
f9ntt at ben 9erfauf fenes iolden IN Der mportirz
ten Original zYerpadung uerfau5tcn IrtifeiS NHpenz
0une, uro 5eber, Der elmer BET Sehimmunsen oieies
Abi1nittes sntptoerbanoe perfdat fir ieOe ein5ene
llebertretuns in Suei Dollars Strafe."
SIN Nutra9e ser Bol,5eibeboroe
i140,52,0 e. Z. Gran. Iiarihal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-19

Ode Der Baltimore StsaI,e
nnS SoitsSfficesgluenue,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
MhY AaNerlisss

PEOPLE sometimes ask why does Dr. X v
Pierce, OF Buffalo. New Yor k, spend so much
money in advertising his family medicines.
which are SO well known and surpass ali
other remedies in popularity and sale. tt,
well known that A. T. Stewart considered a,
good policy, and undoubtedly IL paid him,
10 spend many hundred thousaI dollar In
ADVERT ing his goods, yet nobody Questioned
the excellence Of his merch ndise The grand
secret Of success lies In Offering only goods
which POSSESS merit to sustain Themselves
And then through liberal aud persistent ADJ
vertising making the people thoroughly ae-
quainted with their good qualities. Men do
not succeed In amassiug great fortunes e.
ts6iisbing thriving and pei IN an eut buSi ness
aud founding substantial Institutions like
DIT. Plerse's Grand fnvaii H. Hotel at Buff.,o
which cost over two hundred thousand dol.
lars Unless their business be legiti -s,.
their goods nefitorioas, aud their service.
VII ch they rend the people genuine and
valuable. DIR. Pierce does not attempt IN
huubug yeu by telling you that his Golden
Medical Discovery will cure all di...as.z. II.
says, "if your lungs are half wasted by con-
IN N pijon, my Discovery VIII not cure yea
yet as "A remedy for severe coughs and ALI
durable bronchial, throat, and lung an,c-
tons, believe II To be unsurpassed As a REM
edy. The people have confidence In his
medicines because he does not over recon-
mend then, and when tried they give salts
faction His Medic al Adviser. = book of over
nine hundred pages, illustrated by two hum
dred and eigh y-two engravings, and bound
In cloth and gilt. Is offered TO tho people at
SO moderate price 81 30, post paid) that II
Is no wonder that almost one bund ell tn us-
ard have already been sold. His msmorsn-
dnm books are on every druggists counter
or tree di-trlbu ion
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

me 5sdfH hUuss Of AT. Ii. A. Sceya a.
No. 'Si Main street, ID alas, has now become
one OF our permanent Institutions. IL 4.
S1'd- His pianos, including the Yailrs Dat.s
a o.. w. II. Emerson, and h6s5la. are Oh
tAiued al the Eastern msuufactoTie. nj the
very lowest price for c1Ih. They are care
iul!y packed ana shipped direct No GA
pianos are refuTnished snd sold for new. but
are Nee and perfect and fully lcarT,sstsa by
al! the manufactures for the TERN OF I've
years Mr.. sceyR came to this city Last year
with small stock of Iiano- and Organs,
carefully selected from the mammoth house
Of W ". kimbAiI, Of Chicago, with whom
be has been connected for many year., and
well known In the south and West. A f,-
niilsrity with all the details OF the plano
ana organ trade, and e thorough kaowIecye
of the Manufacture of musical instruments
Tor twenty-five years, has given him great
practical experience. which, together with
MS facilities for shipping and special ar
rsngetnents with the Iaan ufacture. nsbls,
him to sell al greatly reiusoed 5-iaos. He sells
ON the instal!Ine nj plan, and makes a liberal
discount iOr cash.
The A,Iiiet, D1sls q OBS, pianos stand ar.f
among al others. They have always been
considered among the best, and with In.
winch nave btGn added
1t is nov Impossible to conceive CT a NOR.
i'c'yeci 'nAt'uHassa. They can be obtained at
reasonable price and give universal sstis-
faction.
The nc'V Upr9hfs are remarkably nue I'm
t0"e and JaHi'i' and Will ii4Iad tune. They
have ample vibration and capacity for every
grade OF expression. The demand for them
has been constantly increasing.
he 4
darsbIs plano, and one Of standard make.
IL g'fa!iy OF tone, a-,igH and iaish, Is scarce
Interior TO rome. They can De sold at prices
that come within the resGh Of those with
moderate means
The ". ". t.snibau pissa- are the b. It In
the market considering thu pIice Al which
they are offered M1re 81 "a - ul.uos lar.
made and sold than Of any other fnAs..
lhey are fully guaranteed and give good
satisfaction.
The Saatrh's AH.erioaa OTga,, is well known
both In this and foreign countries a. one Of
the leading organs of the day: nothing IL
wanting la this organ that constitutes n
perfect instrument. The oIs,s are OF entire
ly new and elegant design.
The Runbau OrguR is IA novel instrument
and preferred by many to all Others. lis
popularity is widely known. and IL Is ex-
tremely difficult 20 supply the incre..Ing
demand
Mr.. Seeva has already established a per
msnent business In this State by selling a
2oof f'iGao at n reasonable price; aud by
dealing fairly with his customers. lie hops
To gain their confidence. and ss.ur. { sssr.
OF their patronage.
He Invites all those who anticfpat. the
purchase Of an Instrument to call ON h,,,,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

rae wife. Piu-Nan-y -striy. ts.
Common Eund 81 amt sBser.
fIiiy.
We do not know If il be possible for q
man 10 understand ser siiiye. hieli-
spirited weman's reluctance to ask Tor
money hecause he can't put hiu.s, II ia
her place. IL would require an iul-,s-
sihie stretch OF the imagination i1r HIM
tn conceive what his feeling. would bc
II he were compelled to ask somebody
when he wanted new hat. or c1at. ~
pair of shoes. Perhaps he nigh; Ia,
able 70 approximate 10 something near
her state CT mind, ii he could recall h;s
AFFECT terror. when a. a boy, n be al
preached MS father to crave the boon
o: lev extra dollars. A lady said Ia
us have lain awake half the uigbt
dreadiug the stern necessity OF asking
my husband for money mex. day" An
other said IL | WAS absolutely mis-
tres. OF even the paltFy sum OF one hun
dred dollars year. so that ! could
spend 1t without feeling Responsible TO
anybody, | should feel that a great
weight had been liftei Off me" 4 wife
who does her share ofHork for the fam.
lily and by careful management and CON
irving adds TO the common fund. Is en-
titled to her share of the profits. and
the division should be Justly and cheer.
fully made by the head of the firm. a.
with any other partner II women
were so recognized and trusted, many
whose souls are now torm-nted about
the vexed questions of their rights
would be eontented, happy i" keepers al,
home - 4-- = --------- ---sT
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

The Journal of Commerce is by no
means sanguine of the early settlement
of the difficulty in Louisiana. The edi.
tor says
We have had brought to our notice
within the last few days plan, pre-
pared after consultation among the ex-
IRENE radicals of the dominant party.
which will not only defer indefinitely
the hopes of tire people who are yearn-
ing for peace and rest, but is fraught
with no little peril to the best interests
of the country. This programme pro-
vides for the stubborn adherence OF
Packard and his follower. to their
claims, and the performance by them OF
such petty acts of aggressions as are
likely to irritate the adverse claimants
and the people at large in that state,
and precipitate a conflict which will
force the president to interfere, or at
least furnish plausible argument to
thosewho will urge him to this course.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
Y,--rut csrr,g The dance house. If

T'1-rrai CauH,g The dance houses &c
tie Fort are still pen.--The nearest
herd pf cattle to Fort Worth il sixty
miles south on the main trail.--Poot
table keepers get pulled occasionally.
The Fort Is To have water works 1t
no distant day. When the boys were
here At the carnival they didn't strike
US A. being particularly fond of that
hcverac e They have more dogs than
Paddock knows what to do with
The machinery for new gin and COM
press is being made in Cincinnati.
H1Nfr CsvsnL--The commission ap-
pointed 10 select location for branch
Agricultural and Mechanical college, for
the benefit OF the colored people of the
state, we're in our city last Monday for
that purpose. The commissioners went
from this city to Richmond. Fort Bend
county, TO make further examination,
and will return to Austin and make
their report. The commission was com
posed Of the following named gentle
men. J D. GIddings, of BRENNAN
Ashbel Smith. Of Houston j. II Ray
mond. of Austin
Goiad Co,Jsy.-W. A. Pettus started
= AlAff VI wv bNtNfS ~ iiidf hfb Adch
week. D r. FAINT sent off 1000 at the
same time -Grssshopp doing but
httle damage 10 gardens or crops. Corn
and cotton both splendid.-Last week
was court week Since local option
there Is no drunkenness, fighting or
other disorder One never sees a six
shooter now "A band of Lieut. Hall 8
men are camped on the square---Mrs.
George Won Dohlen is dead.--Frank
Callison confesses to being one Of the
marty that robbed Seligson's bank
Four murder cases will be tried this
term Of court.
Travis County Major Ira II. Evans,
Of the international. is in Austin
The second planting of watermelons ia
very promising Austin surpassed
herself in doing the honors to Sun Set
Cox.--Mag Harvey was found in bed
shot through the head Two theories
prevail, sgicide and murder Women
hardly ever use the pistol in such cases
They are partial to cold pizen as
rule.--Senator hcCulloch, of Leon
county, the eagle orator of the fifteenth
legislature Is in Austin Mr. A. =
Harvey, of San Marcos, was robbed in
the streets the othes night.--The Ga
Eette mentions a case Of cruelty TO lit
tie orphan, and warns those interested,
TO quit
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
LEGAL lDvEaIissRtHTs.
EsTRAY6.

Taken up by z. b. spiIimAn and esirAysd
before W ". Peak, justice % the peace
fOr precinct No. -, one .1rrel hors@ s'T or
seven years old, about fourteen and . half
hands high, branded \ on the night shout
der r On len hip, also on lie n sbouicsr IN
inteiigible brand. E-lt
Taken up by John Il. PoindsIisr and e.
tT1yed before Georg- W. Neeley . lnslio.
OF The peace for prccinet No. =. enc sOrrsl
oid. blaze face and naI m .ns and .Als NO
brands valued ~ tss also enc bay mar.
fourteen hends high, i've or kiI years old .
at So. AIR
Taken up by y. ". Day and estraye.i -
lore George ", scaiey, a. Gstioe OF the peAn-
Tor precinct No. =, . rorrel n.aTe 40 ut
fourteen hands high. eight years odd and
branded 4 on len shoulder and a hloteh
brand on night shoulder, star In Torch. "a
and three white fest. appraised a; tla.
af-ar
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
FROM LAWRENCE.
LAWRENCE, kaufman Co., A priI II.
From Our TraYrlinn Corrasnondant


We are pleased to say to the readers
OF The HsRALD that the colony town"
OF Lawrence presents progressive APP
pearance, Tor ere the train stops at the
station are 10 be seen new houses, and
many frame structures nearing compile
ton. while on each side of the track are
huge piles of lumber for the immediate
erection OF Touring mills, cotton gins
and a grain elevator.
We find engaged in these enterprises
Mr.. 7. A. Raines, an old and re-
spected citizen of Rockwell county,
Mr.. X III. Foat, formerly of Dallas, and
Mr.. John T. Webb. They do not ex-
pect to let northern manufactures do
the work which should be done at home.
Quite a number of business houses are
here ready TO attend to the needs of the
farmers.
The farmers are more hopeful and in
bet ter spirits than those in the western
portion of the county. Fear little or
nothing from tie grasshopper. A good
Old farmer by the name of Hitler says
they are not in sufficient numbers 10
fateen the chickens. Wheat oats and
corn growing we'll
Messrs Grant b Jones who oonduct
he columns Of the Times, are energetic
and wide-swake newspaper men. They
are about enlarging their sheet Ths
paper and the people generally, are
eiated over the early prospects OF tap
road between here and Kaufman. Ths
ia link of the Sabine Pass and North
west railroad. After crossing here il
touches the Texas Central at Sherman.
The surveyors are now running the n
lines, and this link Is expected to reach
here during the summer Lawrence
boasts of remarkable minsxal waters.
edecting wondrous curea EcAsup.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

We note the largest sale ~ dour
ever made Ia Dallas, the Parker mill
being The seller Of their entire stock
90 hand, consisting OF all the various
brands made by thi- celebrated mil,
a1gregatiug about two hundred aud
hty thousand pounds. We are not
advised "A. to the price obtained.
The purchasers are Messrs Buckley
& Bartlett, who have recently located
iu oar city, aud have taken the large
business tuilding corner Of Pacific
avenue and Lamar streets, recently
occupied by Mcssrs. Tilluan 4 Friend,
Nth a view Of engaging In the pro-
dlct, grain and provision commission
business. We hope soon 90 have the
pleasure Of announcing the opening Of
this new house for business.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

Yesterday sheriff Moon received a
telegram from Fort Worth requesting
tiu tu arrest man, aud hold him
Co answer for stealing horse. \ de-
s.rlrtlUn was also sent, stating that
tIs man wore broad brimmcd hat.
90 " bach Wa painted the pictures OF
animals. sheriff Moon soon fuund the
man and arrested him. He then set
bis deputies at work to find the herse.
They secured the city. and although
they hunted every wagon yard and
stable, they failed to find the animal
No proof or evidence being found to
crimiuate him, he was turned loose
Hr gave bis name as W. +. Lester
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
NJ. X. ~ Il. RAILWAY.
60 North via Deuisoa,

And through the beautiful Indian Ter
ritory. Don't go by way of the sand
hills and swamps of Arkansas. Take
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. They
will land you directly in the great
Union Depot at st. Louis. They don't
compel you to ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys Of
st. Louis in toppling omnibus. They
run their coaches and sleepers through
to st. Louis and enter the Union de-
pot Is there any other line from
Texas that does? "No." They also
run coaches and sleeping cars from
Texas TO Hannibal and Quincy. Have
you any friends East looking towards
Texas? IL 80 send their address to the
undersigned and he will with pleasure
forward them land You also) beauti-
full pamphlet and other interesting
matter well worth the mere request.
Address, JAS ID BROWN,
Genf Passg'r Ag't, NJ. h. a T. R'y,
SrHA ia IN
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING. ApriI 10 tx,

HERALD OFFICE, I
THURSDAY EVENING, April 10, 1877.
The statue quo still preserved. But
few receipts of anything. Grain il "a
little sitter in price. Oats have adj
vanced cent Apples in demand.
Cotton quiet.
FLOUR-Best Texas, "a IS
WHEAT-Extrs choice. II Is; choice, 81 81
grades, siaal 10.
OAfs-ln good demand; prices 32aas
BAkLEE-Sominal, and nothing doing.
R1E-Sos0inal, and nothing doing.
BUTrEH-Ghoice, s5esfoc.
sEeaSS--i5aibc h dozen.
CoTTON-Aiddlings from &c to loo; Offer
ings light.
HfDES-Weak; over II fos, I5c; grubby
do DO, lie; good, under II ns, lie; grnbby, dc
do Sc
woOtr-I5alsc.
BEEF-oa fDof, IS 25eaS 30
SHEEP-Few offered.
PorAroEs-seed sisi Is per bush: ehoics
peach blow ~.
APPLEs-Choice, ssss pee bill:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

In few days the new cotton factory.
on Madison street, Memphis, Tenn,
Will commence operations, and it is
hoped Will be but the precursor of many
similar and larger mills. The entire min
has been fitted ont at cost of fifteen
thousand dollars, and is capable of
turning out six hundred pounds Of yarn
per diem. The city trade will take ev-
cry pound that is made. Seed cotton
Is being used, being passed through q
gin To the machinery. The cotton seed
Is taken to the oil mill and the husks
returned for fuel This little factory
will give occupation to twenty persons.
Its president is Mr. James Elder, Its
superintendent Mr.. J. w. Wore.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
Instruction ON the ri...r.r,-

Miss sabra Golsy has just received =
hne piSno irom the piano house of II.
a. Sesva, which will lie used for the
benefit Of her pupils A thorough and
systematic course OF instruction on
the piano will he given at her rooms.
or at the homes Of her pupils. Terms
moderate Miss Golay IL highly ac-
eomplished lady, a line performer and
an experienced teacher, voting her
time exclusively to the Interest of her
pupils. Room at No. sI6 Elm street
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

) Yesterday morning L. :. Deputy
Nsr-hsI Nixon arrested a man named
usLAug ~ belong, who has been en-
played As a barkeeper At tie Concert
Hail. ou Main street, for passing IA
counterfeit ten dollar hill on Mt.
Bobby who keeps saloon on the
pIU.,' square. lie was taken before
Commissioner Long and his exsmina-
uuu viii take place to-day at two
o'clock.