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PRECIPITATION.

In opeiicHcc Ia The following IL .uiuuuu
passed by The city Council, via
NhereaS IL Ia believed that the city can
ne Denentt.d and beautinsd by concert OF
actloh in the matter OF building Sidewalk
ana planting trees at the Intersection pt
SIDEWALKS aud streets, and that said concert
OF action may DC Ell rted by the Mayor is,
suing his proclamation requesting ali prom
eolysoWnerS TO 80 Improve their property,
therefore, be II
Resolved, By the City Council that the
Mayor he nnd he is hereby instructed to ia.
sue ms proclamation calling on all real es.
late owners TO improve their property, as
suggested in The foregoing preamble de.
scrioing the kind of sidewalks and the kind
oil tiees best to be pant ut
therefore |, ". l.. Cabell, Mayor Of the
city OF Dallas, do hereby request all real eS.
tsteowners In the city of Dallas To improve
thelr property by making good gravel side.
Walksln mont OF their property, and to plant
shade trees, 'uch rs Naples, Elm China,
BOX Elder and eyeamore trees, along the
outer edge of SAID sidewalks, aud thereby
penent their property, and also add 20 the
heeltn and comfort as well es the beauty OF
In witness whereof have bereunio set
my hand and ntfixed the seal of the city OF
uallasi this sd day of January, 1878
Attest: w. l.. CABEII
J' Is. HEREFORD, MavOr.
secretay. jan2sdl0t.
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SENATOR FERRy's bill, for the clnssiG.
cation of mail matter, should be de,
ieated, ltpromises no real benefit to
the government. and, if iniudiciously
operated is dangerous to the liberty of
the press. The bill creates new b,,s
renu in the department for the classili.
cation of mail matter, which ia to he
vested with the extraordinary power Of
scrutinizing all periodical publications,
and OF deciding whether they can pass
through the mails at the rates of post,
age applicable to such matter, and the
benefit of low rates can not be enjoyed
ny any newspaper or periodical without
Il certificate of registration and privilege
granted by the postmaster general on
the Recommendation of the new fuuc
tionary, Under this law wellmeanipp
but over Jealous pariizan might exercise
a censorship as pitiless as Tint of
France.
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The Autcccdenss OF Disease.

Among tho anteocdoats of d sense ara '.
ertness Ia the clrcul ton OF the blood, an
unnaturally nttenua'ed condi ion ~ the
physique, indicating that tho life current Is
deficient In nu'rltiyo prop IT ~, van,
loss OF appetite, sleoa and strength, nm. a
sensation OF unnatural lnnguOr, All these
mny be regarded as among the indicin OF mp
pronchlng disease, which viii eventua ~
attack The system ANA ONerwhelm H. If II Is
not built up and fortified II adv anco, In.
vgorute, then, witho ; less OF time, making
choice OF he greatest VttaliHlng agent eX-
taUt, no letters Stoma' h BIZ erH, mn q iXlr
which M gwen health aud ygOr 10 myr-
lads OF the sick and dc bihiateu, win oh Is
avouohed by phys clans md an lysts to be
pure ns wei nsV1looti (Which IL Immensely
popular in tins country, and extensively
used abroad, and viii h has been Tor years
past one Of the Leading me icinRl pics Of
America, dIan2ptO iebd- = II
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THE STATE OVER.

Washington county banner Bush
ness dull ----liey =, q. Miller press
dent Of Sole university at Chappell Hill,
died January 29th, aud was buried with
Masonic hOnOrs --- Brenham Is 10 have
Purm ball on March 5lll,--Distrol
court N session. aud trying criminal
caaes, COTTON received NJ The rate of
1000 balea per day
Hoaague county, 90 North West
Seventeen head of bloOded cattle, be-
longing TO W Tate and the Acers Bros
Of Clay county, passed through our
town THE roads between here and
sherman continue bad, aud our mora
chants arorunning out Of many articles,
10 the Inconvenience Of their customers
and materiel loss 10 themselves,
EM ComtD--Marlin Ball Much
cotton still unpiclSed, Plum trees IN
| bloom --Only one commercial failure
IN Marlin 80 far -----(ihrden blowing has
commenced, ----Greenback club on the
rage here, THE Is horned cow born
In Washington county, has been on eXN
| hibltlon here. She In three years old,
has two horns on head and four on eNch
foot, which curl upwards and almost
prevent her from walking,
Bcrar Countg San Antonio llarald :
A city mOrgue isnoodcd here, Three
men fell from u scalllld and were budly
iuiurcd-Thc police report that there
has never been no many trmps IN TINS
city nsnt present, Asphalt pavement
IL being put down ON the Alamo plaza.
Mir j, h. Wripet was suffering from
Justification of tho spleen, aud suffered
IL to be Withdrawn by surgeons Mr.
Wripet died few hours after the opera
ton, The alpccn weighed over fourteen
pounds,
C~s CountG--Atlanta ESrpeas Pork
selling NJ five centsper pound. Tho
authorities take good care Of all trNmps
that enter the town, They have made
/ much improvement on the streets $780,
Mr. i. T.. Whites little son, of five years
broke his leg --- Fruits grown IN this
county 10 great perfection, Apple or
chnrds are becoming numerous, ana
this fruit groves TO no greater perfection
or more dcliciously favored than in
Cass Pears peaches plums, grapes,
figs cherries, and all the yoritics of ber-
rics grow M rich and rare ~ they grew in
the garden of Eden,
lhLenndn C0UHtn The Waco lyceum
has decided that the intellectual cap
acity of woman is inferior to that OF
men,--Surgis house is closed. ---
The population of the wards of Waco,
is over twenty six hundred Waco
has had u mass meeting in the interest
of public free schools The Guards
and Oreys OF Waco have consolidated
III, 326 bales of cotton shipped from
Waco since September lst---Waco
gets fair quota OF the officers OF the
grand commandary, Knights Templar,
is further favored by being selected us
the place where the next grand convlave
will bo held,---l'he congregation OF
ST. Pauls Episcopal church expect to
build new church cdilice.
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TnE mathematical man on the h,ip
Oclal has figured it out. The vote in
the senate on Mr., Matthew's silver res
olutiona shows that twenty two states.
as represented by their senators, favor
the bill, that eight states are against
the bill, and that eight are divided in
opinion, Taking the census of 1870 a.
n basis, he finds that the states iayoring
the silver resolution have population
of 26,IlL1OI, the states opposed to the
proposition N population OF SIG, 40,
aud tho states divided on the question
n populotion of 2,1ll,l3S. The figures
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coin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

WHEN we poked little innocent finn
and exaggerated balderlash ut the edi.
tor OF TuR DALLAS IIgRup, there was no
man'N IN 1t, and we have no doubt he
enjoyed the badlnage as wei! as we did.
u Is only coarseness of epithets and
personal abuse that oflends or wounds n
trained editor We would do neither
--duStR St0tcSmaH
We have ever enjoyed the harmless.
ness of the Ndtes@oa's badnare no less
indeed, than that Of our brethren of the
Texas preHa generally. These things if
decently handled serve to tighten the
cares and perplexitiea of what is at best
narrowing and unlhankful life. We
never yet held a purpose to wound or
annoy any man in the profession until
provoked beyond undurance hy per.
Fonai abuse. Coarsenesa and ndelcaey
can rarely win recognition from us
As soon as we discover that the pleass
antry oil contemporary is taking that
direction, we stop. The editor of the
is an accomplished journalist
a witty, ready, raoy writer. and clever
gentleman We have at times crossed
swords with him on questions interest,"
ing the public, but have ever had from
him, and extended TO him, nothing but
professional courtesy. coarseness and
abuse, like the boomerang, often return
o wound the sender.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

II rnE Galveston Nc,0S viii reflect that
its own praise has had deadly effect
upon every man and every measure
upon which it has been lavished, and
that IuE llERAlp's men and measures
have the habit of prevailing, il will
then understand why we are very
pronounced in our advocacy of The
claims Of Governor rhrockmorton, and
unsporing in our praise of the unim.
peached and unimpeachablc character
of the man, II would be sinister crN
cumstoncc were the Neos to speak well
of him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

TnE future commodores of the navy
from Texas have m opportunity to
commence business now, there being
three vacancies from this state NJ the
naval academy, The examination take0
place on the 2lst Of June and the 18th
Of September, There are thirty-two
vacancies from the south.
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EngIish Female ntiteFs.

This III tho great female medicine OF the
present century. II IN prepared expressly for
inc cure OF chronic female complaints ana
and Its cures aro truly won
dorful, Married or single ladies, who nro
afflicted with hysterlce, with uterine ttoub
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pNlutatlon ana general iudispositioh, have
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4. CovOiy, They cure by strengthening and
building up, and impnrling pure blood 10
that which has become Impoverished. La
dies OF nallaS snould call ON Common "
walker, or Dir. Howell ldtlllfebl5-W2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

Nm JouE s, WISE, son of the late
Ex-Governor Henry Wise, declines 10
run for congress against General Joseph
u, Johnston, lie declares that his tit
Tie hopes and ambitions are M nothing
compared with the homage due by the
people of Virginia to Joseph Il, John
atom -
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morning except on Monday, ~ 80 Pc
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TnK WEEKLY HFBALD II published every
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OFT DINArlC E.
10 open Martin street, Mulhy STREET dud Eiad
street, Irom hum street Ia EimShtsi,

10 open Ndrin street, Muphy street dld Eiald
street, Uom MoW street Ia EimAhesh
Re IL ordained 10y the city Council of the
city OF Dallas:
Section l. That Martin street, Murphy
street and l'i,ld street, from Main stlevt on
the south 10 Elm street on Ia north, be and
the sane are hereby established AZ streets,
and tho proceedings necessary for the Open-
iug OF tine same ate hereby ordered.
Sec. .. The Mayor city Engineer and city
Secretary are hero y Odored To proceed M
provided in section 1913 and succeeding Sec
lions OF chapter | y Of city charter 10 per-
form their respective duties Tor the opening
OF SNid streets.
Sec. 5. The private property necessary TO
be condemned tOTuSe In opening suid streets
snail bc pnlu Tor by special assessments as
provided FOR In section ~ and another Sec
ton Of chapter lN OF charter Of city.
Scc, I. said streets uro 10 b, opened rs
prayed for In petitions OF citizens, Martin
street ana Murphy street 10 be OF the width
OF 1901 feet, ana on line with that purtion
Of said streets lying between Commerce and
nam streets, and continuance OF the same.
Sec, ., Field stFeet shall begin at a point
on the north side OF Main street ll0I feet
west OF the alley AT Laonsrds southeast
corner; thence west 90 Ieet; thence north 20
feGt TO Elm street; thence east 90 feet nlOnu
south slide Of Elm street to said LeunardS
n rthe st corner thence south zoo feet to be
ginning
See g. The said streets a.e {, be paid for
ny aptciAl assessments, Pnd the general fund
vi the city II not to he used for the purpo>e
sec I, Ihe requirements Of city charter TO
be strictly complied with in opening said
streets ~
Sec, s. That this ordinance 10 onto effect
irom and after Its passage.
Approved DtCpm Der q, 1877.
}, h. HEREF' RD, sec'y, decsiIlc
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SINCE the passage of Senator Maxey's
bill, providing Tor the appropriation Of
S2oo,0OO for the purpose of erecting de-
lenses on our frontier we begin TO hear
inquiries already for eligible lands on
the border This circumstance demon,
stratos the fact that fear of Indians and
MeXicans has retarded the settlement
Of the frontier the correctness Of
Senator Maxey's views of the situation
and the remedies TO be applied.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 8.

TnEy have u case Of yarloloid at the
McClelland house, Waco, DR., Brown,
an eminent physician of that city, does
not fear smallpox epidemic, and over
his own signature advises the people to
be cnlm
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FOR SALE.

The fue steam mill, known as the Valley
lGlllH, located ON the BoSquo river, - niles
west Of WHcO la me wheat growing
building IN Of Limestone, about i0x7O fet
square, two and Gne.hull stories hiEh, aud
contains onosct OF corn ana two OF wheat
rOoRs, lhe mucllnery OF forty horse power
Is In good ordor lhis desirable property cnn
Oe purchased on The most advantageous
GERMS, both IN 10 price NM time, For iurth-
er pa tlcuuB either address OF G. II ON mo nj
waco, Texas,
doclld2m WIN. A. FORT.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. sVo d 9O7 Main Street, Dallas. rey,.

having sontb ls new and well ventilated.
ioco,nS 9outhefh exposure, and Is centTeIi,,
! pvsaseu. 1t Is in charge of It's old nrnn,ia,ly
9nss,s mJei, VINO never failed 10 rleass III
suo,, Parties seeking house win III t his
To siva " Oh nome, cannot do better th ,e
living In nallas, Via the Centrsi r riels ar
s strsa ,e ,s THIS house by taking The MY
s w morse cars, one block sontb ' re- MAJ
Ro' a.: inc best 81 % day house in i tSn o un
nna.dsm, W ge'ou thestroet cars al the s,riite
y. SAWYER.
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IL " tho duty Of every person who has
rsed liuschee's German syrup to let It's
wonderful qu lltles he known to their
friends In curing consumption, seve q
cough, Group, asthma, pneumonia, and In
fnct all throat ana 'ug iispases No per.
son can use II without immediate relief
Three doses will relieve any case, and we
cOnslder II the duty Of all druggists to REQ.
ominend II TO tho poor diving cousumptlves
at least 10 try one bottle, az 10000 dozen bot.
I es We're sold last year, and no one case
where II Jailed was reported, Suoh medi.
cline NJ the German ~ up can not be too
widely known. Ask vOur druggist about II.
Sample bottles to try, sold AT 10 cents, Reg
ulAr size, 10 cents. For sale by all druggists
ian2gdlwawl
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Attention, Property Holders

81, Notlce Is hereby given that will begin on
tnenrst day OF January next to make the
assessment OF real estate and personal prop
city Tor the city taxes of 1873, aud all persons
agent Of another, any real estate on personal
property, are hereby nOtiaod 10 come for
ware WARD to the office OF the ity Assessor and
1o!te ctor and render the same before the
nrst day of February, 1873
j. N. OGDEN,
ueC-S-lOt City Assessor e. Collector,
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Ave la most e.
ieoliyc and congo
nlalpurgaliyoeyer
discovered They
are mild, but cf
ieolual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
IN their operation
they are still lle
marlborough and
searpllinU pstI,.,
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans.
ing the stomach and bowels, and even tbe
blood In small doses Of one pill day
they stimulate the digestive organs and
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Ayers PnLs have been known far
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Notice 10 Delinquent Tay-PayeJS
OF TIVE CITY OF DALLAS.

MAYORS uTucR tlTy oF nALiAs,l
January ~ lh,h,
Notice Is hereby given TO all delinquent
taypUyos Of the city, whore proprriy WAS
sold Tor nun'pnymenl Of taxes, ana puf'
oha6od by the OTIS ~ the recent Tux Bnl,s
that they can snve further costs by coming
OrWald and paying tho same % the cOllec.
or, W, l. CARE T.,
n pnlNdlOt Mayor city ~ Dallas.
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dissolution of COpartnerShip.
inul2-wSm. cod.

WIN the close OF the year l17i the c0part.
nefship heretofore existing botv cen NJ On.
mann anu Julius L.. ullmAnn, under the
firm name and style of NJ Ullmann Il Co.,
ceased by mutual consent, j. l.. Ull.
mann retiring. MIR M, ulimanu will con-
tinue the business from this date, under the
same name and style of firm, on his own ac-
count, and Will assume all liabilities of the
late firm, and IA alone authoria ed TO collect
claims due the same.
NJ. ULLMANN,
JULIUS L., ULl.MANN.
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Referring 10 the above, 1 take occasion to
thank all former patrons Tor past liberal
faycrs, and ask q continuance OF the same,
guaranteeing prompt attention and fair
dealing, A. ULLMANN
innh.lm
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We will and buy ers for Lands r,r,,., 49,,
ET ny Properly. We will find renters anu ,nu
L,nIns' dwellings and stores Furnisb ~ 1pi
~, Gus, perfect titles, pay tax $, etc. Naoo ~
Sovs V nnd on leal estate security. Make snr.
Buy sell and locate Ian certifnsy, os county
sIcI T., ms anu city property In the North %
e1S9hange for Texas property '"o Nortn TO
capi,s iing s9 extensive acquaintance with
ton is turned i ~ , Giner states, whose atten
i, im 10 sell property will do well IN nj u ea
Oc3-jm
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Az IllrE GlRL--A good white girl 10 wait
w ON table NJ the American house, Nc.
kinney, Tofns. enc who can bring good
reference, ANA understands her business, u
good homo ana good wages IN guaranteed,
luuHl-ll
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Az ANTED,-TO buy IL second hand writ
w Ing desk give description aud price.
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