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rMrIOInesl pNrk .

Last night the Ross avenue meat
market was broken into and large
quantity OF meat stolen. The thieves
effected an entrance through the bacl;
door by prying II open, and Judging
from the quantity taken, they must
have had wagon in which to haul 1t
OIL. Some goods were also taken from
vegetable stand in the same builds
ing. Most Of the meat stolen was pork
which owing To the negroes character
lstio love OF 1t points to him NJ the
thief.
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THE COURTS
Recoracr,s Ceur,.

Recorders Court.
Jim Johnson, vagrancy; fined three
dollars and costs.
George Ellis, vagrancy; fined three
dollars and cost.
Justice Peak.
State VI. Mary Baxter, charged with
making al assault on Amanda Driver
fined five dollars and costs.
District Court.
State Vs. Peter Girard, charged with
theft OF cattle, discharged.
Safe We. Henry Butte, charged with
theft Of a horse, sentenced TO five
years In the penitehtiary.
State vs.. Robert Fox, charged with
theft OF money from the person of j.
T. Herrold, sentenced to two years In
Ihe penitentiary.
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EHE STATE Of TEXAS. cor NTy or
M, pA .nLas-JusflCEs' PRECINCT Nm
me SLATE OF Texas to the sheriff ar ~ a., >.
constable Of Dallas county erecting NJ my
as as on u.n mas this day been made before n,
,.a villain Sachse, hat II. @. Rhine ia a
,Ihhsleht person, so that the onilnarv
yes yes, OF law can not be served upon him w.,
NY heteoy commanded that YOU bv mat , ou
puoilcation OF this writ in some newsna, w
printed IN Dallas county for three s, pSper
sNe weeks before the return day ha,Ss,
summon summon the said H. &. Rhine To be- and o,
pear before me at my office, ia precInc, "
Y IN the county o: Dallas, on the ian IA, .;
reuIuhry a. ID. l57S, TO answer tLs 80 vi
plant of the said William Snebsa 70. e' m
sum sum Q, nineiy-three dollars, due upon sns
q hnT, ,S money loaned TO said II. C.lRhina
ABOUT the first of November A. n. ~ ,iin y.
!, l,, crop, or which said cIop vas y, 70
s'a ~ rs lien for said money. was W
Herein fail not and Of This writ maxi
return as the law directs. uae
1Iven under my hand thisth 22d dav q,
p..., Il. T. MYERS. Up
Precinct No. ,, Dallas county, Texas ''r
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DnIIas or, Lnmbsr Tard.

-llellable help for weak and ner
youa suffers, Chronic, painful aud
prostrallng diseases cured without
medicine, pulyermaehef's electric
belts the grand dcbIderalum, Avoid
limitations, Book aud Journal, with
particulars, mailed free, Address Pul.
vermacher Galvanio Company, Gin
clnnali, Ohio.
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Messrs, I'D, sloeke and Jake Folder
formerly with Wilson, have opened q
barber shop near tho Lamar Notch
The ilTpt shop West NJ the entrance nh
Main street, They arc prepared 10
give perfect satisfaction ~ lhelf pa
lrOns. jaul6 lm,
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right.

Two negro men had n set-to near
Cameroh's lumber yard on Elm street,
yesterday evening, which resulted In
one of them being knocked down, re.
celving a heavy blow from piece OF
board. The negro lay for awhile as
though he was dead, but soon revived
and arising went his way rejoicing.
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AGreatInventiOn

And one NJ much benoht 10 the people NJ
lhgr, always atlfhola attention, N has
beeh lhe history Oihll trades aud branches
/ ol LABOR mat the primitive method ~ ue-
| complaining Tue desired rnd hHK boon uulto
| lhh0Tpuri ana very slow ln ita Tusulis ut
least the history Of well making seems 10
onnnIlg lhe assertion, First digging win
| tho pick ANA spade, thIn suuebody tliouRht
81 boring by hand, but NJ llrst the auger
used were crude Affairs ana .Gnpablr of bUr,
| INK, hut small hole Simplifying il very nile
pure water Tho opening up 0f Tho great
Nhl made mo demand lpr wells 80 great
!hhl wllhlR ne lhhl Two wears wcll-bOflng
t00Ih have been Invented, and the business
mas btrn ia measure foyOlutlOniEed, ana
mas become u source OF munNy,IuulIiil
tuuhlnl hy no other branch whore tho iu,
NrNlmtul 1850 llullo, hrn UTe lookipO now 10
where they can got tho hest machine, Hr.
lfWioh has ~ last been fcnOhcd, und we ufltT
you machine complete Ia every detail, one
mat N destined 10 live whom an others nre
ipikOllru, II Is the only augrr ever in,
vented WIN stone attachment or an nd.
Unstable head that bDIGH any HiyOd well,
nom Two forl up without roimom, called
NV Centennial llW dUOer, patented June W,
1919, anu manufactured hy u, u. Hodge, On.
buquc, Iowa, Any one wis Inv 10 10 into
lno Duslntsy or trade land, town property
or STOCK for an Auger ana territory, or Wani
10 travel IN lhls state aud sell Hugp n and
territory ON large commission, viii please
chll ON ne ~ tho National hOiel, or \, t.,
Donler ~ tho Planters house, ELM street,
ntlins IoNgs, where VIII be for the next
thlfly days bn uuger IN on exhibition, and
IN running all the lime, I VIII guarantee
my man 10 make ~ much M $40 per day,
rms looks mos gold mire, doesn't II but
u mas bu II made with this mnchlne div
altr day, ana viii bo made over ma over
nghln ny many who ARE lucky enough togo
lnto lle business, Co q ANA see me before
" 700 lhie nH can not stay In this place
but thirty days, II, n, ROOT
P0tentee oislid Anger.
N, BIAS have been engaged In the wrll
boring business for the lust Two yenTs, and
hl acquainted with the most oi The auucrs
~ use, aud having run the Centennial Auger
loI lhr lhht lyo months, would Chporlully |
recommend II M the most cOmplete' ma |
fully, \ r. nEPi XIV
l0nSd6wlm ''''"'
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Daiias cay LumDcr Yard.

"A great bargain in butter, at
Adams II Co. If
w. {. Holland, attorney at law,
olilce, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets Special attention TO bankrupt
oase'' janl3.2m
III you want to save q hundred
dollars IN the purchase OF u buggy, 80
o Orr's. If.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 10.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

-lHoIn hIV plcN'H IIlhuh'IH w WV
GnlabO0ec.
Tho county commissioners court
In nlill In session.
-Sporismen report game plentiful u
few miles out Of the city.
candidates for the sherlIally are
beginning 10 take the shakes,
Valentine day approaches, and the
fun lovers are selecting their game,
"A sewer along Austin street be-
tween Commerce and Main, IN needed
The farmers nro nj work blowing
aud preparing the telds for the coming
crops,
--'rhsre ARE forty five prisoners IN
the Jail at present, two Of whom ARE
women.
come of our merchants afe already
receiving goods, preparatory for the
coming season.
The Trinity river IL rapidly falling
Yesterday evening II was hut little
out Of ils banks
The Greenback club meet 10 night
Ut the market house TO discuss tho
money question.
considering the number Of candi
dates In the field there IL very little
Drunkenness In the city.
Marshal Morton made n raid In
the country yesterday after some horse
thieves, bat failed TO find them,
AT last accounts Jack Duncan, who
was shot by the woman, Hattie Wash
burn, was doing well, and II is thought
that he viii recover.
-featerdny morning Ollcer Corn.
wall arrested James Johnson and
George Ellie for vngrancy and lodged
them in the caaboose.
The two negroes, Ben Walker and
Alexander Collins who shot each 9TH
or, ARE doing very well, their wounds
not beng any ways serious.
ANY one who takes n can Of KEEL
logg's bakin powder and finds II I'M
satisfactory, can get the money back,
for the sr0cers have their directions to
that effect Try II.
1t ID an affecting scene when can |
didate meets an old hummer, the for>
mer elentioneering for vote and the |
latter for dIink, which he IL sure TO |
get
esterday morning Officer Phares
arrested u man who gave the well
known name Of John Brown. He was
drunk and trying to raise war on Elm
street, In East Dallas.
--There are at present twelve pa
tients In the city hospital, eleven men
and one woman. There IL only one
serious case on hands, that of man
affected with the dropsy.
captain j. Il Downs has been ap.
pointed by the county commissioners
court to ascertain and make ont
statement OF the financial condition of
the county, beginning at Apill last
and coming down to the present time.
East Dallas is good size burgh
within itself, possessing all the con
veniences OF thrifty well, o,lo town.
Elm street in that portion OF the city
was lhronged with wngons yesterday,
and the merchants were doing good
business.
From Captain d. A. Williams who
'eturned yesterday from "Trip to
iaughts store, We learn that the roeds u
re In u most deplorable condition, II
While Ia places they are next to i'm. a
'assible, even on horseback. He says "
he wheat crop is looking unusually :"
hrifty.
Two celestials had misunder-
landing on Sycamore street yesterday OF
norning, near the Chinese laundry. lie
hey fought in their characteristic OF
Iyle, pulling one another's cues VIC. or
'ntly, until separated by one OF their to
lumber, who appeared to be boss of ca
fairs, 81,
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber YARD.

Buy your buggies ut Orr's-they
all do II. #
Orr Ia selling hla buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent, less
than NJ, Louis prlces,-tI.
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Wfndsor Hotel,


In great variety. Also very large
assortment OF embroideries, very
cheap, just received at the Dollar
Store. I'm
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

-Four No. | mules for sale at
0rr's. Il
Adams d Co. solicit consignments
and fills orders. II
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Dallas Cisy Lumber Yard.


Members of Engine company No. l
Will meet at the engine house, for drill,
at 1880 this evening, In full uniform
shirt, hat and belt. BY order of the
foreman. wM. LANG.
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stonePipe Chinneys.

Safer more durable, and cheaper
than brick. Architects aud insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
and sold at 10 Main street, opposite
the Crulchlield house. janl3tf
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Dallas cry Lumber Yard.


Attorney at law; Office, 007 Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted 10 his care.
-febiIy
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Manufactured in Dallas and sold at
lowest eastern prices. Office and works,
ITO Main street, opposite Crutchheld
mousse. janlStf
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DnIia. Ciiy Lumber Ynsd,

Adams y Go, MI orders for grain
aud produce. II
Choice onions - per barrel at
Adams a. Co.'S. n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-13

Those embroideries at the Dollar
Store. Ina
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Brain Pines

Choice buffalo hams at Adams a.
COS. feb6.tf.
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard.
wanted
Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. jan0.lm.
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Dallas C;ty Lumber Yard.
Dallas cry Lumber Yard.

New York early rose seed potatoes
~ ~ at Adams " Co.. leh5.tf
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aailg 8erald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
so,iee

Malice
lianry n, Gllligg a o., pTopielofh 81 lAa
American kEohange aud Reading hpn'ns'
lia strand, l.ondon, England, afe our dNly
authorized agents ~ solicit auhseTl pllphH
And Advertisements, TnK pAllf htaALp
viii ha found an die, aud Texans IN ionion
Will nnd u ~ lhelI service
N0llee,
No Que ID Authorised W purchase any mll'
ole whatever 0n tho account Of Int nrR'
ALp without an order signed Ny
J, l., BARLOW,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

The VIcKsBURo DAILY HERALD il published
every morning, except Monday, on Crswford
Street, between Washington and Mulberry
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
Centenary College

Will resume its exercises on the LIST Mon
day in October, with a competent corps of
professors. All branches Of preparatory and
commercial schools and firs,-class colleges
successfully taught. Tuition in preparatory
school Si5, and in college classes. sos per
session of forty weeks. Boarding in Stew.
ards Hall, $40 per month, and in private
families at corresPondingly low rates. For
particulars and catalogue. address
c. q. ANDREWS, Pres't,
Jackson, La.
Aug. 8, lS1S-2m.
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-SAAs 9

From 1890, when Maine cast her first vote,
after her admission into the Union. for Mon
roe for president, who was elected, IN 1913,
when she voted for Cass, who was defeated,
she never cast but one vote for an unsuccess>
ful candidate for the presidency. This was
in 1928, when q majority Of the vote was
given to Adams, though even then one Of her
elections voted for Jackson, the vote saying
sas Maine goes 50 goes the Union" Adams,
Cass and Fremont were the only defeated
candidates for the presidency Maine ever
voted for.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

Advertisements inserted at the rate On tio -
for the ART insertion and Is cents for eech
subeequent oae. Ten lines OF iee co"
square.
n azu1aths. 11zyoO In advance.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

DrrrEnEycE.-Radical taxation in 1874,
when the Democracy of this parish lowered
Il with shot guns, was ninety thousand five
h.mtsrcd dollars annually or eight per cent
of all the property, real and personal, in the
parish.
Democratic taxation in 1878 is twenty-five
thousand dollars or sixty five thousand five
hundred dollars per year less!
We demand a,s.l defy refa,ation Of these
facts !-Naschitoches Pixdicutor.
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The WEEKLY Herald

Is an eight page, forty-eight column paper
containing careful selections from the editorial,
news and iscellaneous matter Of the Daily
edition, with the view Of giving its readers in
the country an epitome Of the weeks history,
and making il the hest .
GlAlnM nlnf n IN TIT nTETE
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

By coalition the Democrats and Greenbeck-
ers have achieved victory over the Repub-
licans in Maine. In commenting on this vic.o-
~ the New York Herald says:
This is the frs, time the Republican ascen-
dancy in Maine has been broken or shattered
since the party sprang into existence. Such
a startling change must affect other states,
and especially Massachusetts. where Butler
will be greatly encouraged. There remains
no longer the slightest chance for a RepubIi.
can majority in either branch Of congress.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

Will find that the Daily and Weekly editions
of the HERALD afford the means Of reaching
large number Of the best class Of readers in
almost every Southern State, particularly in
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
State Politics

The following telegram, which appeared
in the Shreveport Times OF Sept 18th, to-
gcther with an editorial on the same subject,
gives us the only glmps Of our State politics
that we have seen for months. This tele-
gram shows plainly that this National party
movement is purely Radical movement,
80 far as this State is concerned |; and we are
glad it has not extended into North Louisiana.
II Gen. Beauregard is so silly as to accept
this candidacy, he will &c. no votes in this
section of the country:
New ORLEANS, Sept. I3-The political
campaign is beginning to develop quite brisk
ly. The National party. headed by Mr..
Frank Hatch, an old Democrat and collector
Of the port before the war, has tclegraphed TO
Gen. Beauregard, now in New York. offering
him the place at the head of the >ia,e ticket
in opposition to Maj E. A. Burke. the regular
Democratic nominee. The negro vote solid
is pledged to Gen. Bcauregard in this offer, as
there has been fusion between the Nationals
and Republicans. The Republican conven.
ton which meets in this city on the 18th, will
not make, il is understood, any nominations.
They will allow the Nationals to nominate
state and city ticket as they did two members
Of congress from the city districts. The
number of registered votes is now about
$4,000. Of these 5000 are negroes, and the
Nationals claim 500 also. The fever will
keep. it is believed, large number Of Demo-
cratic refugees from registering in time to
vote. The registry closes on the Goth of
October.
Arrests were made to>day by the u. S.
Marshal, based upon afidavits before U. S.
Commissioner by members of the National
party, of all tn, clerks Of registration in the
3rd ward. The warfare promises to be act
i've in this way, as the Democrats are prose>
cutting the Lcgroes for false registration.
In the 3rd and 4th congressional districts,
we learn, J. Madison Wells and Tom Ander-
son. remembered perhaps by our readers as
being.mixing up in a little game Of manipu-
la,ing election returns in 1876 by which they
counted Mr.. Hayes into the presidential chair
and tried to seat Packard in the gnberna,oral
chair of this State, are on, as the peoples 81
candidates for congress. II they had the max
ing up of the returns as of yore, they would
be sure Of being returned as elected, but as i
10 they will hardly be counted in as Repre-
scntives Of the dear people Of their respective
districts in congress.
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NOCTCRNE

The silent world is sleeping,
And spirits hover nigh,
With downward piniors keeping
Our lore from mortal eye,
Nor any ear Of Earth tan hear
Tho heartbea; and the sigh.
Now, no more fhe twilight bird
Showers his triple notes around;
In the dewy paths is heard
No rude FOOTBALLS sound
In the Stiffness await
Thy coming late,
IA the dusk would lay my heart
Close 10 thine own and say how dear thou art,
o life! o tarest hour!
When the dark world onward rolls,
And the fiery planets drift.
Then from our commingled souls
Clouds of passion and Of power,
Flames of incense lift
Come, for the world Is turing
To meet the morning star.
Answer my spirits yearning
And seek the arms that call thee from afar!
Let them close-ah, let them close
Around thee now, and lure thee 10 repose
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

General w. H. Hammun. the greenback
nominee for governor of Texas, is said to
have a powerful voice which can be heard
for distance of a square. Thus far there
has been no occasion for such q volume Of
sound and fury, as his audiences have beer
small and composed principally of negroes
Shrcrepo.t Times
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All the Northern cities have contributed
literally to the relief Of yellow fever sufferers
everywhere.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS,
Will Commence Its 28th Annual Session,
September Is, 1878.

Among The inducements offered to patrons
are the following:
Thorough instruction; rigid bu, paternal
discipline +; superior moral influences; nnsur>
passed hea,thfulness OF location; kind and
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Aug. 10-3m.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-09-26
DISTRICT COCRr.
Abstract Of she Proceedings for He>-
serday in that Tribunal HetOre
Judge CEOZier.

Abssraet Of she Proceedings far He..
Judge Crozier.
Ex parte Fred Better, George Strobte,
Martin O'Brien, Theodore Egersdor8, Chas.
Kunz-E1cused As jurors for the term.
Ex parte Owen Dufiy-Excused as juror
for two weeks.
E1 parte Chas. q. Knox-Excused as jur.
or till Tuesday.
Ex parte Thos Roscoe - Excused as juror
till Wednesday.
Douglass vs.. kern-Jury returned the
following verdict: Eve The jury find Tor
plaintiff, and assess the damages at s37.-
80. J. X. Faulkner, foreman" Defendant
gave notice of motion for new trial.
Broaddus VS.. King, ct al.-laintiff dis
missed action as 10 defendants ID. W. Pow.
ers, d. b. Powers, and J. W.Powers, with
out prejudice to future acknowledgment
against plaintiff for their costs.
Shsttuck va. SpauldiDg ct sl-Deave Civ
sn plaintiff 10 file amended petition
which is done
Gaiser vs.. Van Winkle-Hammond's
motion for new trial sustained Reynolds
motion for a new trial overruled /; judgment
to be entered upon payment of jury fees,
as follows: Judgment in favor Of Gaiser
.gainst Reynolds for g and two-,hirds
costs, and judgment in favor of Van Win
kle against Gaiser for one-ihird of the costs !;
defendant Hammond granted q new trial.
Halyard vs. Lamborn ct all dismissed:
costs paid.
Crovder va. Hammond ct al-proof Of
publication approved and flsd.
Anthony VI. Wendell-on trial.
Court adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock.