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In this court yesterday morning L. NJ.
Shaw, of Richardson, who was arrested some
time ago and confined in jail here, by the
United States authorities, on the charge of
making and passing counterfeit money, was
placed on. trial. District Attorney Miner
prosecuted, and Messrs. j. @. Bigger, Will
lard, Thurmond & Fletcher defended the pris.
oner. The case occupied tho entire day and
to all appearances there was strong evidence
against the accused. One of the witnesses
for the prosecution testified that he saw him
bury a lot of nickles at certain point, and
notified United States officer, who went on
being shown the spot, and dug up a lot of base
counterfeit nickels. The moulds were found
in his possession and other corroboratng
evidence made what seemed to be clear
case against him, and his conviction was
bought to be almost certain by his most
anguine friends
The evidence was heard, the arguments of
ounsel began and able speeches were made
by both the prosecution and defense, yet the
able speech delivered by NJ yor Thurmond
for the defense deserves special mention, on
account of the convincing arguments he adj
vanced and the thorough manner in which he
handled what all thought to be forlorn case.
His argument was conclusive AS well as con-
vincing, and he held the court, the jury and
the audience spell-bound by his eloquence
and stubborn facts, "as he termed them,
which he presented In such happy style. The
effect of his powerful and skilful argument
YVES telling on the jury, and when they re-
turned verdict of "not guilty" there was
not so much surprise after all.
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seIr.Protection NJ Fornoy
To the Editerof tn, Herald.

10 the hulIprOl III leTNlu'
AT amass-meeting of the citizens of For
ney Precinct, March IL, 1880, the following
preamble and resolutions were offered:
Whereas, Our portion of the county OIL
Kaufman has been infested with band Of
thieves who have made practice of stealing
our horses and cattle for many years without
restraint, and
Whereas, The strong arm Of the law has
literally failed to give us any relief; therefore
be it
Resolved, That we the citizens of Forney
Precinct, organize ourselves into Self-Pro
tectiye Home society; and that we have
President, Vice President, Secretary anC
Treasurer; that we meet the second and
fourth Saturday in each month; that oul
initiation fees be not less than two dollars PEI
member.
Resolved, That it shall be the duty of thu
President to appoint six minute-men, whose
duty it shall be, at any and all times, to drop
all business and pursue thieves that hay,
stolen any horses or cattle from members OIL
the So iety; and that said minute-men's ex
penses be paid out Of the treasury of said So
ciety,
Resolved, That we ask the cooperation o
all good citizens to aid us in this our under
taking.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
no sent to the Dallas HERALD, kaufman
Star and Terrell Times tor publication, anC
that the Gainesville, (Cook county, paper
be and are hereby requested 10 copy.
j. w. RECORD, Chairman.
j. NJ. REAGAN, Secretary.
Forney, March Ii, 1880.
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CAPTAIN KcndaII's Case.

10 the Ed or of the Herald.
AS one among many of the citizens of the
city and county of Dallas, | regard the j1dg-
ment of the jury in San Saba county in the
trial of Captain I. G. 7. Kendall for the
killing of the desperate Brown, as one
by fear and intimidation forced upon the
jury. That Kendall was right in shooting
the desperate, Brown, there is and can be
no doubt. If the case depends upon execu-
tive clemency, Governor Roberts, nor
no other Governor in Texas,
ever had "a stronger appeal.
AS the brave girl in defence of her betrothed
said, "The Kerfew shall not ring tonight"
so we, the people of Dallas, who so well
know the pure and honorable T.G.T. Kendall,
say he shall not fill felon's cell for mer-
itorous act Every man, woman and child
in Dallas county, white, black and mixed,
will sign a petition to the Governor for his
unconditional pardon and his restoration to
all the rights of citizenship and suffrage in
the State he has loved and served so well.
While this is written by single person,
he feels fully authorized, from thousand
expressions, to subscribe it the
VoieE OF DALLAS COUNTY.
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Our friend, Major John Henry Brown, 81
long ind deeply interested In the progress
of our western frontier has purchased u
beautiful tract Of land In tho exact eenlre Of
Archer county, and during the coming
month of April will proceed to lay out
town on 1t, rs n candidate for tho county seat
whenever tho county may DO organlz od and
the question comes up, From tho plan SUB
mltlod to us, we aro prepared TO say no
more liberal plan hm been, In tho past or
present, ever offered IN the United States a
square of 100 acres is laid out az a
town sllo, on beautiful ground, Two ave-
MUGS, 100 feet wide, pass central y from north
10 SOUTH and .east and west, crossing each
other ~ the exact center All other streets
are eighty feet wide. Every block Is pierced
by one alley twenty lGet wide, Tho lots arc
1870 or lao feet deep, Lots In proluslon are
sol apart for NIL churches, school-houses, male
and female spmnares converts and oolored
schools aud churches. A common cemetery
N provided, munllcent In oxtont aud subdl-
vided into blocks for the publlc,tho Hebrew,
tho Catholics, and every Protestant church,
Ample grounds aro allotted for tho Musons,
odd Fellows, Knights Of Pythas,
Turn ereins aud others both In building lots
and in the cemetery. Altogether, II Is tho most
generous and liberal plan Of q. town We have
ever seen, aEd being situated nj the exact
enter Of one Of the best and mlnerally
speaking, tho richest county In Texas 80 far
rs now known, II must become n town Of
great importance, Circulars, soon to be
will show Tint we have only
skciched few of the points involved.
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General C. T. Eeauregard,
New orleans, 1880.

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PATIENTS.

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Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. C. All
business connected with Patents, whether be-
fore the Patent Office or the Courts promptly
attended to. No charge made unless a patent
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PRoCL AMATVON.
MAYon,. ornen, CITY Of palIa.

MAYORS OfrcE, city Of Dallas
Whereas, tho Cily Council did by rerolu,
lion nd0i tod on the 9th day OF Mnrih, lASO
direct tho Mayor % order the annual election
Now, therefore, I'D, N, Thurmond, Mayor OF
thu City Of DallaH, 40 hereby direct the pre-.
siding officers ~ election 10 hold an election
on the oh day of April, 1850 40 lollowsi
u, ", Terry, presiding officer First ward,
At or n0nr the Court house,
W, W ROaa, presiding IN or Second ward,
NJ or near the broom factory
j, II Brown, Ireiidlng officer Third ward
~ or rear bu0k-horn corner.
u, j Eaklns, pres ding officer Fourth
For tue following oiiloersl MHrHhal, Asscs.
sor and Collector, aud ono Alderman from
oaoh ward,
owen under my hand this the 18th day Of
March, itsO,
Attest, j, NJ, TlluRMOND, Mpyor
!, u, llEnHfonD, city secretary,
Marll-u
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Having returned to Dallas to stay, | may be
found In shop ready to do anything in the
building line.
G57l win take one or two unlmproved lot
n exchange Tor work. fedlS
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100000 acres III Eastland county, at from 81
to IL 80 per acre.
5000 acres In Tarrant county, at from .@
TO VA 90 per acre.
Il, 900 acres In Denton county, at from.sSOO
TO s. w per acre.
1000 acres in Kaufman county, at from IS 90
to 60 90 per acre.
1000 acres In Wise county, at from 81 80 to
So % per acre.
$500 acres in johnson county at from $500
to IS 100 per scro.
1878 acres in Clay county, at from e % to
SO COPPER acre.
5000 acres in Jack, county, at from slOO
to <S w per acre. a
1900 acres in Bosque county, OF from 81 coo
81 10 per acre.
6,OOO acres in Hamilton county, at from 81 90
to o. 90 per acre
1000 acres in Brown county, at from 81 cote
IS 90 per acre.
6,4ro acres In Coleman county, AW
to S2 W per acre.
5000 acres in Callahan county, per
acre.
To trade for improved Dallas city property
Tho following In Erath county:
/. 800 acres finely improved, one mile
north of Stephensville.
Q. $40 acres, miles east OF Stephensvihe,
80 acres in cultivation, log house.
3. $40 acres, miles southeast of stephens
Vile, 10 acres improved, log house.
4. 9 tracts, 800 acres each, on line Hamilton
and Erath counties, all tillable.
s. $40 acres, about 20 miles northwest OF
Stephensvile.
6. 6IO acres, about l0mile north OF Stepnerts
Vile. Also 800 acres In Eastland county.
$40 acres in Taylor county.
Daugherty. Connellce s. zimmerman,
DALLAS. = TbAAo
, 1880-06-09

mand M immediate solution. Ills vnry child
well M n its riner years, art security 10 tho
country that hu will mako mn nxcrlf"it TrcsI-
deslt- His nnbIe action In Tim t:Hnyeutlon. when
biz desire 10 pitch TIM .lerRatlon from
,Ses West v'rS'nla ,, o,it o! dtnrs hcco,,se
tho Convention, }lna won him tho Rtnni viii ii
ntl fndopcntient nc1: The :Stnto of Tcxna cittt
saI, s 10 out Of the daHths OF our asony viii bo
= NJ. G!lrt. Y: ilcEsfol1lon. tho cditor nf the
neIfnrtlle Zeftunv,. ts GLAD That tho struggle ts
over and Tint such an acceptable candidate has
been tho result Of tho tlulicratlgna ~ tho coti-
vetltiou shnws tho gond agnac Of tho [lrDublicn1
party Mr.. 1nr1cl1 WILL tlr,lw every vGto That
y hdcn IN tho hnrvcHttlcltls OF lleltnyiile md
thn Rurrnnntllng country.
Mr. John Ulriph. OF the La Crosse N0rd Sltrn.
BnyB, aHo Is tho man."
, 1880-06-09
TIE VOTERS VOICE.


Ib lhs Edilor ot Thu Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Juno Snow tho Republican nrty
Gun 10 into tho campaign with strong plat
form md Il noble and untmpcnchabloc cunddato.
Victory is ours II the tight 's Ably conducted.
Organize 1tcpublcan cluba In evory stAtc of tho
Un!Dn, drill tho voters III ovorytstrtot, and gstn
n falr and unQuestfonAblo Victory. Tho noblo
band Of delegates returning home to their SOW
orr! 6tAtcs car become tho lenders Of theso
ctuhs atld come to tho polls In November with
aud win tho race 10 that mono c1t1l coniust IT.
Il. A. uLlslCH.
, 1880-06-09

RlI.L HEF
III ahA HAxtn. u4 IN fIkiAazA N.

10 ths Editor gt Ths Chicago Tribune,
CHICAGO, Juno s.--Will Mr.. Potter Palmer
campaign for 1nrAeld7 ANT1-SoItAruMEi..
, 1880-06-09
AND EVERYTHING Is LOWRY.

CIzIcAdo. juno a.-psAoo and good will toward
men. Third torn beaten. ilu1lloztng 1nnjori-
ttoa by mfnorItlos Is past State stealing Ia
over. Honesty and good government at hand.
Mutton supreme. Stutc-rixhts Ia NIL. lSs,.es VI
Il. GIRoux.
, 1880-06-09

nttcAt her regard for the nnInitiee Dy giving q
| Republican majority OF U,UD.
| COtA r. Il. 11nHoN,
rcady healed MI differences, and Tint tho cand[-
dates Of tho party would sweep tho country.
col. NoBErsr q. tN0ERsott.
| said that Hnrtlcll wns his second choice. 1fe
,clicrcA TINT ti,orn was In this country no better
innt,. lto has Qtcnty Of brn!n. and. moro than
WINS GARFIELD cnpablo Of n mean or dishonest not
generous to foes and faithful tu friends. Under
tlie 0lrct1mRfnheca no stroi1Her nom mNAton could
tho pcupie, md tho people arc Tor i,I,t. Iio was
sGsF oa1s IL w sa Ge Gs.sat naat 1 Fla.
l,i?nL ."'"~" ''' - '' 49,
TRIBUNE reporter saw
THE HON. LYMAN 71,uMnu1L,
| q Mproapcctfvo candIdRto for tho Presidency on
asSed him whit he I'll Thought 81 tho nominstion ion
NJ. Trumb,ll snil ho thought that Con. Gar-
hS a o e eo taps Pt Up oy so a
pomonrats conld beat him with the right man
EDWARD P. HAIL.
T,s,,t Tns very = mueh p~'sed wlth tho nomination:
| should work hnrl for the successful candidate,
and ho believed that his election WIS assured.
UAAHLEs r. KEILoGu,
who has Just returned frnm 4 European trip
n cnmpni3n. exprS5sscu s.. h's satielnGnoh NJ tho
t,nt ,nr , En-, ,t M ~ u III mmn
y tnnt every neGuO!1enn cnn toto tor. lto u!a not
boen elected, but believed TINT tho Ohlo MIN
Houtn cNFry tno country ny stofms as no was ny
4 reporter dropped In yestertfny Afternoon on
lIKNnY ". K1N1, EsQ.,
hc mG ~ e the m sn eeinS
ho g thn,MKht t,I!a !, of @ th9 70 nonrratlon: ;. -,-,
,d ihsak ank,. stan Mr, A,ngf mtnat II ls ainply
9tana, ann u II iloHaina4on "nlcn a.! Eood
c rn Tgiaef u s it t, or ufat n can 't cns H.
aoser, rStnarknntc InteiiEcnce, ana Rro1d, ll.-
@ or1 ,i, ntn pro lhaL n9 ~ " An!cIican,
ana ttltY belIGtn taat 20 WIZ ceftninly sweep
H. ;;re o9'nhry !, n e soana on all questions and
II. EEfz, ESQ.,,
tho boot md shoo denlcr, who is a stauch Re-
i,atlon, and viii g!vo dcn. Gnrtlcld his henrty
sHpport. washb,irna " IL iirst choice, III ho
'''~''' '''o . Jusr1cx ri III nAmus1. M I.N' "'0' os'
.,..4 ~. s,a n"%As
thinks TINT Garilcld M is E9oa iuGn. and TINT tho
present fGoa times Wli! aid tho NcpuoIlcans ~
GGGttflN E5f1l, llD links nc C10 carry NOW YOtk
, 1880-06-09
PUBLIC OPINION.


p1rnr,rc Op1Nr0n.
a :.N -.
Of Milne, said tn Il TRIBUNE reporter ut tho
Grand pao,slo: II was delegate, and feel rs
featcd forever In this country tho th'rl-tor1n
horesy. They havo broken the unit tuio; they
havo established tho Justice of district ropro-
scntatlon; anu, whIlo 1noy d!a not nominate thelr
mnn' thoy dictated tho nominee to tho conven-
sS S s and 1 Ssr ss eoss M an ppSt F
80, oEs. rlsAsK =. Mrsns, 49,. w.
o sad to Tuuss reporter @ @
eftor tho nomination was nnnouncod: II like
r.. No ,,ctter ,nnn liycs than James A. 0nr,,cid.
lnd with no man could we havo better ehnnce
10 win with
MR, GEORGE s4Enwoop
a!a to Tn,nuSs M repester: ,s, , It. su1ts mo e1,
ae mo cum wa msn W.T. @sn nalo u
capital. Fo Is A No. ], with a reputation tn-
of tho f,rand Pr ,llo anfi to onn of TINS Tn1utr,s
.arte .u9 usa r',a 9 ~ ~, na lan,ns
MpoE'cts' 1ho hol'itlA.io" vi aot,. oa'Ies ~
oarhc'u ~ tno Rtehtcst tn'nR ior tno nep"pHcan
party. Will unto II; It Will settle all personal
differences. Ho ia man who is acceptable to
,&,i.+ ,v,n,,
tho people, self.mado, and his nomination fs the
pcople'a grcnt triumph"
Nit. u. ], LOOM1s,
Secretary of the Ohio ghcr1nau Committee and
Secretary Of tho Delegation, snid to T1IHuNE
reporter: ~ doubt II wo could get butter
man. It will give Ohio new United States Bcn-
choice Of tho st1tc. ! say that am ono Of tho
constituents Of Gen. Gnrtaeln. md TINT the nom.
taattoa VII be received With an e99thuslaEn *
that district was strong, for Dlalne, md clooted
deiseates d for him. Mr. 1arsei, hae soryod
bis owl people, His ,mn1oritles hnvo been us
high rs l., 100 and believe It is tho bRnnor Re-
publican district In tho country. hclng IN en-
GOV. MCCORMICK, OF ARIZONA,
u have % doubt nit Il i ths best Nomination
tory to The pnriy md unito If. "''' N'''4s ''"
COL. Mou1.Tox, or CINCINNATI,
brother -ip.law #, to John shermnu, yas alse ap;;
faciac ind d askeI Whit bo % %thnnght Of tn Tho % noms
nation. llo saiI: "Tho nomination OF Con.
1ar[leu Is exceedingly gratifying to tho
friends friend Of slr. shofinan, as was shown
forty.thrco' h' roics ' Of 6h!o. h9! % It sutts ohio, &
aad' It il tho best nolptnation that could havo
',:a. gSsn made. It heais ayer al differences TINT
tint n,iRht hnve apnoared, Wo thank : III.
Conklihg and Con. Logan for sccouiing tho
motion to mako tho nomination Unanimous,
We aro Erati0ed to SEQ that oyldouee, and 1t
g!SSs a. Ohio 70 tho Republican pRrty beyond q
aoubt. It Will Flyo us Ohio rs completely Ms II
~ oieotion ha. already been held: IL removes
next, john Sherman, friends ali extend Trunks
10 tho fricnds,, who have stood by him
Snta %n they are all good hnmored. Gen. Gar.
pu0llo mol, Ills character Is without
, 1880-06-09
rs tlern wnro ntiy prosEHcta uf nominating him,
| but he beloved Tint ntier nil tlen Garfield WINS
tho candidate for tho crisis In tho hIstory OF tho

- t.' .'''ANt"1'f
nt NOW Haven. Conn.,, eaid TINT 1o wns m orig.
tInl itlnll1o nnn. and had lhboreA III l>ct!nlf Of
tta, eno.Go' ;.s y'H,ann ln nn pne N n!a aanlfn.
tho neu,,hcon s1ns,a,en,,n' Go"rn"oGa 1o.r,,oc VI
said hja nnmfnnt.on m" ,o,nw nv''!mWy, nnm
inr nr thm Jinl,,,,tw Ho "r, ,n"ppy Mi s,tns,
fhnt n er1,ata wold on.r.. III s,mt . @ MI
to Sf11 mnioritv ny XIII ~. to ~ t,nsnt
Hanithlicnn trg}st"t,,r" wbIc ttn,.T H. tIsrm
nir,t Wn,tIIim@ Iti, VI wr N, " Ms1.. u n tIsM @
Sides this there would bo n unjn III t,tio or two
Congtoasfnon.'
THE 1IOS. !. r. NICHOLS,
Of Now Jcrscy, declared that t,is preference Ind
beon Mr. Ulni,,c, init he wNs ajnd tho party ind
SELECTED d gtRrdar7I-bcnrrr without blrjnish:
one Win. he bDiryri. Wnitii swcrr, New irrncv
like wfjriwlnJ af,i cIoot n Ic1i.infi,rn. whici1
would send q Republican to thu United States
Epnnto
TIE nov, Mn. HOLLAND,
Of Columbus, o., was oycrjoycd TO know that
mating l1iln 1t National reputation. apotesa
integrity, and acknowledged htutesnlat,sb(p,
r,1r tt,,a. n, a u'rouvtru
~ A.,.,. '.1s -. ...s..a.ts.. ~ " ro,.
- ~ AiEonHs onlu nnu IlontnaeaoH ~ bcH. tMIuElu
M WIS nlost 1xeet!eht- mna snl'slnetory 70 tho
nvnr nnv snnntnne3tv IN th,s ronvp.s IL Mna,yhnn
tho rank nuti Gio rf tho marty without concrrtcG
notIon, agroct ppu don. Uar,ieIi M thnir snf,I.
nrd.bcnrer, Nj SicCormfck bejjcvei Tint cynry
Northern Ntntn wo1lIi nrornlirrc fnr lin ranSii.
, 1880-06-09

of II conference committee, anu Tho nt&lcr ttpos
M amendment tn tho Legislative hl, md rnr-
tatniy did not appear liko greatly disappointed
man or like nh "Aehillcs autkIng In his tent"
, 1880-06-09

,,ii sss a1a Ill., " pans 70 .aAt ~ 01
nnd s" sho, whSn W. xs ooi 70 bs sGuj uaIto
statee tt tsonHur n.t "S neope w2nt ask yo,a wnat
"" 9L e'9taSs Eua .as w4tn - aays holo ".
,so 10 HMh "pout INC stofy' ana Ae femomoefca It
we'll.
BTEpItEN A. DOUGLAS,
tho Grand Pauilo by a TunVNK, said; N fosj
happy. II suits mo II wo wero u hlvo anybody
hut 1rnnt. wAs n 1sant man, but now uti,
, 1880-06-09

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wAEicd Grant, and ald not Dlaino. but no bud
no objection To uarcld.
MATT oAllpKNrKN.
Probably tho most dissatisfied man IN
Warrington is Matt Carpenter. ono Of GrAnt'd
great champions. IN conversation tonight 10
waa aske1 what he .louxht VI Tho Clicago
ticket s. liz ssi.!: "n9n't ID. ,,sk NO. hayo not
tGjrty days. rain n1hor thtpEs carps,tor ~ said. S
1t appeared that h9 thought tho ticket rs Etpod d
ono ~ could have beou uiade under tho ctrcum.
SAID A REPUBLICAN,
member Of tho House, "Maadall tried TO smlle
whsn shS ,ts,skr . =, n TIC o"aton
y ,sjckiy stlic. aadaii % bud nd hopc I'D for 'Sas sts
nomination Of Orant. Within threo weeks, re-
fG'x II sS osss 81 Tue gsas saS Sn st an
ssates, M Speaker Rainfall said: @We % 'I vii EIye
you yon %hSpM.bl,19ns ,9 Virginia Wtta 0rant & ana viii
Suites bud Orant boon nominated.
CoNnnEa.NAA KKTOtAN,
asr Si Msw u f9k H., % sn .rct sns sH1 %9n aaa a
STho !sx sMp. ,. It is tho pest thing that could
aa e. ss s Gs IL ss 4sss ssss
La no crow In thia.'
JUDGE KRLLKr,
e y Ss sto e. esSs rsasa snt
nIi0; u Ticket which avery Republican lp the land
Gun support. II will unlta 9vsry pur1ou OF the
party and curry oyory Northern Stats except,
ssp tho ,yoto o 1nIiA!!a Iur uatheld.
With such leaders ~ conk!tnG, Arthur.
Of the ticket III New York j. assured.
Pennaylvania will certainly give tho Republican
ticket 1900 majority There might have boon
Dlalno boon Nominated, but on Garfield I'll eau
unlte With u will. This nomlnation 10 fatal 70
tho Democratic purity. whose oAly hope 1ay IL.