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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19
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10 open lnurtR street, MaYhV street and FIcid
street, rom Nam street To EtmSreet
BE II ordained by the city Council OF the
city of Dallas:
section /. That Martin street, Murphy
street and Field street, from Main street on
the south to Elm street ON tn north, be and
the same ARE hereby established as streets,
and the proceedings necessary for the open
Ing OF the same Hie hereby ordered.
SEQ 2. The Mayor, City Engineer and City
Secretary are hcIe,y o.dCred To proceed IA
provided IN section 1853 and sucC. tiing Sec
lions of chapter lN OF city charter, 10 per-
form their respective duties for the opening
of said streets.
See g. The private property necessary 10
be condemned for use In opening said streets
shall be paid Tor by special assessments as
provided Tor In section 81 and another seq
tion OF chapter TX of charter of city.
Ntc f. Said streets are IN be opened US
prayed for in petitions of citizens. Martin
street amt Murphy street to be OF the width
OF 1901 tcet, and on a line with that portion
OF said streets lying between Commerce and
Main streets, aud u continuance of the same.
Sec. 8. Field street shall begin nj point
ON the north side OF Main street llgto feet
corner; thence west 80 fect; thence north 30
feet to Elm street; thence cast 80 feet alOHg
south side of Elm street to said Leonard x
II rthe'st corner; thence south 20 feet tu be
ginning.
Sec. i. The said streets aIe t. be paid for
by special assessments, pnd the general fund
of the city In not to be used for the purpose.
Sec. !. The requirements OF city charter To
be strictly complied with In opening said
streets.
from and after Its pas age.
Approved December p, 1877.
W. l. CABELL, Mayor
j. b. HEREF RID, Sec'y. dec2 idlOt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

Hoamgue Comfy. -, nth West The
roans between here aud sherman are
simply impossible with loaded teams
The mail carrier even, had 10 pack lhe
mail on horses Tile verdict Of NE
iury in the case Ol Ben Cribs, tried ln
lhe district court ~ Montague lur muT'
der and sentencing him 10 be hanged
has been set aside by the court ol app
meals, remandlng, the cnse hacl lor
new trial 1T N rumorel al liruHni
chat Mr. iloharlHon and hands. VINO
arc on the buffalo range, got into a
alteration with the Jordon boys when
resulted in four or five men beng kllled
no particulars given - Luther NoH'
gers son Of !, II liofgers, Of ~ Jo' WaH
shot and almost instantly KILLED on We
llh instant, by william kemper Of The
same place, They were ~ q dancing
marty, about two miles from town, Got
into quarrel about having their num'
horB for the dance 10 arranged 40 to he
both called in At the same set, Boggeas
declaring that ho would not dance IN
the same set with kemper'
WaShiagtoa ComG Banner Thore Is
nov in Jail seventeen prisoners charged
with lelonies, four county prisoners aud
four crazy persons,---Slnce the very
heavy rain few days ago the roads
have improved little, and yesterday
tho receipts Of cotton we're larger than
on any ono day since or before Christ
mas lhemarket Ia dull, however, aud
prices nro anything but satisfactory to
producers, lit Ia reported that u por.
ton Of the effects Of the late Mrs Sell
lers, who recently died AZ tho State
Lunatic asylum ut Austin, have mYslcl-
ously disappeared Mr. NJ NJ Bunc
Ruys sowing machine, u deed for 100
Of land IN Alabama, aud some other
valuable papers are still short The
grand Jury on Monday afternoon re-,
turned eight indictments, three for
murder and the remainder for theft
Buckley aud Woodward, two negroes
who murdered another negro near
Washington, nro already IN jail The
other one indicted Is Dock Hester u
negro VINO killed another negro near
independence,
1idpg lolmg --Snlcgman The Short
Horn Cattle association convened at
Austin, on the Sth instant, General r.
NJ. Gano presiding The news from
Galveston, that the railroads are curtails
my expenses, and reducing salaries OF
employees, is not m encouraging or graf
flying slpn, For the past week the
cotton receipts have been very light,
owing to muddy and rough roads, only
twelve TO fifteen bales coming in daily
---r The announcement that Mr., George
Paschal was appointed United States
marhal for this district, was premature.
II is altogether probable that Marshal
Puruell will bc retained in tbs position
he has 80 long faithfully fulfilled L.
General Frank lritton has returned to
the city from visit to the staked plains
in restored health. He lett in very onN
lrcblcd health from hemorrhages of the
lungs, and has had none during his abs
seuce, He joined the buffalo hunters
and killed fifty or sixty buffalo ----
Wood is an expensive luxury in Austin,
costing as it does about six dollars and
u half per cord. Coal would be cheaper
and much better. ---Eggs are plentiful
now at fifteen aud eighteen cents per
dozen.
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TnE Philadelphia Times, abiding to
Governor llubbard's letterto Mr. HAYES.
says that Texas, smartmg under mpar.
rallied wrongs, is in no mood to Judge
impartially on the Mexican question.
and should not be permitted to plunge
the country into war on er par,e
testimony The Tines, however is
in favor of giving us AIDE.
quate protection, and that is all
Texas ever asked for. II war is neces,
sary to furnish this sort and extent of
protection, then she is PROFESSIONALLY
in favor of war, aud Of that both the
government and the Times may be well
insured
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A Firm OF Senators.

From the Dayton lOhlo) Journal ;
We do not happen TO remember tina,
any business firm In this country has
furnished two United States senator's,
excepting that OF Pugh & Pendle.on,
OF Cincinnati. George l. Pugh, a very
remarkable man, and George III. Pen.
dleton were boys together, classmates
In college and partners as attorneys all
their lives until Mr.. Pugh died. Mr.
Pugh was elected United States sena-
tor when he was thirty years old, and
now his partner and friend. Mr. Pen.
dleton, has been likewise honored with
nomination fer senator by his party
An honor worthily conferred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

The parent OF insomnia or waketulneSs is
In nine cases OUT OF ten dyspeptic stOm.
aGh. Good digestion gives SQUAD sleep, in
digestion intertetes with II. The brain and
stomach sympathize, one Of the prominent
symptoms OF weak state OF the gastric or
gans is u disturbance Of the great nerve on
trepot the brain. lnvigornle tue stomach,
ana restore equilibrium to the great centre.
most reliable medicine for the purpt So il
hoStetters Stomach Bittors, which IL far
full narcotics which though they mny for n
time exert soporihc influence npon the
brain, soon cease to act, and invariably In
Jure the tone OF the stomach. The hitters,
ON the contrary, restore activity To the OPP
o'a,lons OF that all important organ, and
their benincent influence IL reflected In
sound sleep and tranquil stnte OF the uer-
Vons system. A wholesome impetus is ike
wise given 10 the action of the liver aud
bowels by Its use. Iilian9p,Swlt
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The Missouri sena,or.n,,.

From the st. Louis Journal: The
latest phase OF our senatorship fight /,
a truly startling one. II comes in tbs
shape Of well defined iumor to IN,
effect that j. Is. McCullagh. editor oI
the Globe Democrat, aspires TO the va
caDcy which will occur In the senate
Mt the expiration of Armstrong; term
The rumor appears upon it, face ride.
ulous, and yet what could be NOR,
natural than that this ambitious young
man should set his eyes steadfastly
upon an exalted goal ? lie Ia n demo
crat OF the purest type, aud has done
good work for democracy IN Missouri
and throughout the West.
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Tho Nrst.hiding Smrkcrs.

TITS said of the little nocturnal pest, the
bed-bug, that at "nest-hiding" no excels
Beecher; as n sucker he superior to tho cup
ping pump, while he equals Lydia Thou b.
son AZ drawing II In father strange that
they refuse the blood of lady who has the
Mysteries, or who is Frustrated with any
shronio female complaint. Now IL strikes
us that all Indies, who are fllicted as above
Indicated, should NJ once resort to the use of
thatwonderiul Iomaie medino known nsEng.
lish Female Bltters, and can be- cured of the SO
female troubles, that they may furnish good
wholesome boOd-food 90 the poor starving
bed-bugs. Full particulars eau be had II
Connor Is Walker aad DR.. howell, Ht Dali
las, tilianNiSwot
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TnE Examiner hauls the News IN
roundly upon its report of the proce, d
ings of the state grange, relative to the
resolution consuming or indorsing the
the former paper. The Examiner says
tho NeVs has persistently misrepresent.
ed the state grange for "A long time, and
in nothing more grossly than in the in.
stance alluded to.
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d9aiIg @erald.

THE DAiLY liHHALplH published every
morning, except on Monday ~ VIZ pn
Hnnum in advance, postage plhpWn W
~ cents per week delivered w lho oll}i
ADyRnTIarlEG RArni one square Qen llnpa
noupnrniD one ilina " no oHeh hnhhrlunnl
Insertion, ~ cents Special fnlhh lnI Wp'hS
monthly aud yearly advertisers
TINS WEEKLY HrnAbp N published 0yfrY
Saturday no Tnl Az AZ " ~ ppr,yehf' post
age prepaid,
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BoLLocE played u very common rus,
on old Georgia lIo went away unit
time had somewhat mellowed the in
dignotion Of tho robbed people of that
state and then returned was tried and
acquitted. Had his trial taken place
within ayeor of his light he would
undoubtedly have been convicted, even
by negro Jury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

PETITIONS to congress for the speedy
passage OF the Texas aud Pacific bill,
are being circulated in Louisville, and
the Courier journal in an able article
urges the citizens to sign them en- n,dsse,
and to urge the matter upon congress
IN every other respectful way Ken,
lucky has n large stake in common with
the other southern states in the pro,
posed road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

tic medicine that can be employed ele,n,
ing the stomach and bowels, and even ia
blood, In small doses Of one Mn a Joy
they stimulate the digestive organs anj
promote vigorous health,
AYERS Pills have been known en-
more than quarter Of q century, and b,y,
obtained a worldwide reputation for tbsir
virtues, They correct diseased action IN
the several asSimilatiyo organs of tbc
body, and are so composed that obslmc.
tons within their range can rarely with.
stand or cyade them. Not only do ,hpv
cure the everyday complaints Of every.
body but also formidable and danqcro1,
diseases that have baillcd the best If
human skill, While they produce power.
iul effects, they are, at the same time, fine
safest and best physic for children. By
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common prgatiycs, and never
give pain when the bowels are not nnamcd
They reach the vital fountains ofthe blood
and strengthen the system by freeing Il
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN
all climates, containing neither caomel
nor any dectcrious drug, these Pills NAV
be taken with safety by anybody, Their
sugm-coating preserves them ever fresh
and makes them pleasant TO take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity,
PREPARED ny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

We are indebted to the state depart,
mcnt ut Austin for II copy OF Governor
llubbard's able letter to President
Hayes, of January s, though exactly
why it should be published in pamphlet
form we are not able to see
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TRUSTEES sALE-By yir,ue of n dead ,

THRUST EES SALE-By virtue OF a deed OF
trust % me executed and delivered by
DOrman, Holmes n Co and +. Il. ltedneld,
on the 10th day OF December, 1915 disappears
duly OF record In volume -, pages Sos and
$40, Dallas county, Texas, aud in compile
ance with the request Of the owner OF the
note described In said conveyance, /, q. NJ.
Swink, trustee, will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, for cash In hand, at the court
house In Dallas county, Texas, on the 9th
day of February, ISIS, the following de-
seribed tract or parcel Of land, situated in
the city OF Dallas and known as lots No. s, Z,
- 10, II, ". 10 and 10, according TO the plan
OF heinelds addition 20 the town Of Dallas,
each lot fronting - feet and runhing back
sii feet, the whole forming y rallelOgram
~ ieet by SELECT, out of 81 acres, sold by r.
7. Jordan 10 Thos. ri ID, and by said Field
70 norman, Holmes Co. (which said deed
OF trust IL referred to for description), the
proceeds OF said sale 10 be applied 20 the
PAY ment of said note and interest accrued
thereon, as stipulated In said cOnveyance
snn sucn deed I'LL be made to the purchaser
a. II authorized by my said authority.
-. u. NJ. swlNK, Trustee,
january ID, 1878. janl1d&wtlilfeb7
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Tue Marshall HraH doubts the pro-
prioiy of Colonel Lang running for the
goyernorship while conceding his per.
feet right to do, " propriety' ia the
thing, after all,
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TnE force Of habit is illustrated by
the wretchod weather of the past four
months, The clerk has formed the
habit OF turning on the rain spiggot
every morning and can't break it.
Blast i'm
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1'uG obituary notice of General Rice
MaxcY published elsewhere, will be
read with sympathiding interest 10y the
many friends Of his distinguished son
all over Texas
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30 i ordained by the City Council of the

80 Il ordained by the City Council of the
CITY of Dallas;
Section !. That 1t shall be the duty of the
Clly Engineer, in connection with the
Health Omcer, ana they are hereby required
| immediately To establish, OutSiuGo of the city
limits, as theJ may deem best or leust likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neighbo
hood, place Of deposit, where all nth, dead
chrcasses, aud Hll manner Of putrid or I'M
cean matter that might itop,Idize the
/ health OF me public shall ne carried, LEFT ana
| buried, That the City Engineer ANA Health
| Olncer ShH make written report to the
| May or OF The place or places 30 selected by
them' Ihat upon the approval OF said re-
| port, II satisfactory arrangements can he
made with the party or parti, owning the
| lands upon which said burial places ire TO
| be established, the MAJ or shall forthwith
order the city Marshal ana city Engineer
! 10 uls OF cause 10 De dug at the points eSig-
| mated lhcftiOr sufficient pit or pits tor the
| reception and burial OF all dead animal,
ana caicaSsts ot every kind, ali manner of
| NTH ana corruption.
sec :. That upon the establishment of
/ sucu pace or places of depOgit the Ci Zeus
snail be duly notified thereof by the NlayOr.
ana AFTER publication Of said notice, the cit
lZtus or residents OF III city shall be Il OUR
tu 10 lhofo' without delay, all CHrcas G. and
az Ihnn"tI Oh nm ah1 cor uptlun, deCuylny
or lutrid matter, or anything that wouI'l
JeopardlZe public health hat may be or nc.
cunlu ale upon hi, tier on their premiS es: or
Which tie, she or they may own, ana to carry
ana deposit the same Mt th place hereby eS-
tiblished, or to he established.
sec & EVERY owner or Keeper OF any an
linal winch shall die within tie limits of the
city, shall tJrWth remove, or cause TO he re-
moved, me dead carcass I ereOf ont OF ihe
GcibIy or to the place designated by the Health
olucel lOr such purpose, ana there deposit
tne same, or cause 1t to be done at his or her
own expense and for failure or refusal to
comply "llh The provisions Of this section.
sucu owner OF keeper shalt be fined not less
man one nor more than twenty-five dollars,
sec That this ordinance 20 into effect
trom ana att its publication.
Affirmed NOvem Der 20, 1877.
A ~ eS W. l., CABELL,
% d. ~ EhEFohD, Mayor.
oecIetSS. dec49.lOt
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Notice.

Charles ID. Cole, II minor, has left
his home without provocation. All
persons are warned not to harbOr or
trust him, under the full penalty of the
law. LEONARD COLE,
jail lot Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas.
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Tnr doath Of the veteran Sam Bowlcs'
of the Springfield RpuJhcm, crontcs u
void in independent journalism which
Is by no means easy 10 ILL.,
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VIZ have the Washington Poaon our
exchange list II Is u most excellent
newspaper and isprntedm the height OF
modern style,
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A rrw years since the republican
party Of Ohio was omnipotont, now they
vote blank for senator and yet the dem.
'cracy IL dead,
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GRANGER HOUSE,
W. 9V' 4 V07 Main Street, Dallas Tp,.,

bayi is mouse . Is new and wen vepttls,.a
located 4, ~ IN HpOsuie, ant Is csntTeiiv
who never fsiled 10 ti.ii,-e tO ~,
es,, .tlies seeking house riti, ~ ~ ~
10 Rivs no o. home, cannot do Ge,ier - i, ii
irving in I,sIiss ger = cal. Travsiers ~.
49,, ,escn this house by taking ~. 80
~, hoise cars, one block soufb -, p ~
f. tn. oesi y p day house In ~ ~. On
uns5de,n ssion thestreet cars al the s,Tj,,s
=. SAWYER
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AN ORDINANCE.

Concerning CarcdSscS Of Dca6 Ani
mats, Gcacrm E,oriSiouS Hcgardiag
Rcmocm Of etc,
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T'ug oulogics spoken in the senate on
Thursday, upon Senator Morton, wore
some Of them, very touching,
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Attention, Properly E1ldaIs

,Noilce Is hereby given t'ipl will begin ON
.ne hrst day OF January ltrs tH H. .-'
as.seisineht ~ rani estate AMI pefs l.i ...t-
eIly ior THE cityt.Eas Cd. 1913. ail u.-
oWhihg' or having iu t.aiI lr. -'i
agent 81 another. say f4..f 4.. 10 rr .... .llal
LlOpttty, aie hereby u1iilaI f9 rI'ar i'
NHid 10 The Office Ufthe ity 40 ..l
Suil' ctor aud render tut same H.-Ii- lL7
j. -.UGuTN.
dec-'-l0i city Assessor d tuiiss.1H
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice 10 Delinquent Taxpayers
OF THE CITY OF DALLAS.
MAYORS OFFICE CITY OF DALLAS
lu.haa-..... /.

MAIUK z VFFTVh NITY OF UALLAS, I
January II, 1878.
Notice IL hereby given to all delinquent
Taxpayers of the city, whose property was
sold for non. payment of taxes, and pur-
chased by the city at the recent tax sales,
that they can save further costs by coming
forward and pay ing the same to tine collec-
tor. w. l., CABELL,
junl0dl0t Mayor City OF Dellas,
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Philadelphia Evening Buuelin: "Fos 'tssat
vi IbE LINIrG AGE and on or $50 other Oh
our Nlfhcious Amer can Iglihlc.,a ~
s'uner VA, a.i nimsali la command oI 'Ae
Whol. -itulror.H
fuf eiUJJ IHa lNISg A8s ud H''ro.ole,
W me American 81 I1niHfa I1. HarI1
NrtHiy or B12Hu win u. ..ni ... % year,
ooth posirai oT lYI g.., l.IH .-.... .3h
Address s III, +..-,
now iEwIf Session,
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o" EXTRA OFFER FOR 1873, a

To all rev subscribers for 1875, vii De sent
trauN the six numbers OF l-ii, containing
ne JISl instruments ltHL,W eIiul Erica
translated from the German OF Fr4I Won
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ana brightest authors OF Geruauy, 4 new
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LiTTELL'5 LIVING AGA.

Jan. l. 1875, IiG LIVING AGE eulersupop
It's l3tth volume, DuIas toe year u wilI
FURNISH to It's roadeIs tbs PRODUCTIONS Of t6e
foremost authors, above named aad Others,
EN- Tracing the choicest Serial aaj short
Stories by Leading Foreign NG,alsts,ani
an amount
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KlatuWlJus

Are ho most ce
mcliye0lcoara
nlalprgatiyeg,ar
discovered Thew
are mild but "A
@ciaal in their
operation, MOVING
the bowels surcIS
and without pol9.
Although gentle
IN their operation,
they are still llle
.mostlhoroughanl
lYnp.l.f.
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DOARDlNd-fWO rooms WIN
~ hoard Rt Mrs kiWpB0n'H, corner NAN
cnuyrnienoes, liulslW
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DOARplNG- furnished room, WIN
- hoard, Tor Two single gontlolnnll ul gen
ilnmnn ana wife, corner NJ 1--we unh hn,i
olive Alfoola, opposite German l'r.arnrd
nGiIrph. IuulO'lW
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DODM3.- Two iuuuH nlhh'u or
IL uumrulthrd, bot % AuHllu ana
Market srrolb, Apuiy No tho washington
ilousr, 1. o Market hIrut, dt.hlL
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A GREGORY. IL, II. COOLEY. L.R. HASTINGS
h. ID. DOTY.
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u,O EXCHANGE FJRClN lhltEuif
--lIl acres OF good llmNucI ana pIairlt
land, ~ miles rom ldlhN, on Ten Mut
oI"rl,. Addrogs IT, 4. uAsWELh, Dallas,
IUxnH. lanls-lt
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n
~ into our business ONCE up to y. M,
nud into the composing room I'll n. IN,
I'O MOVE FURNIrURE, PIANOS, LOOK
I Ing Glasses, Etc, with care, nnd very
cnoap. II, IT, kREU TER, Leave orders ut
j. T. Murphy " Coz Lamar street, ocl2-lm
WANTED - Everybody TO have thon
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACOB, W EBER'S Cleaning ana Dyeing rs
adjustment, 500 Main street, Dnllns' SalIs-
faction warranted. Iulyll-lyr