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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07
What General Hamman VIII Do


General Hamman, the Groenback candi.
date Tor governor, tarried day or two in
Houston the past week. He came to make
rs a speech, but was deferred therefrom BY
The heat of the weather and hoarseness.
While here it is understood that he was ap.
preached by some gentleman interested In
the independent movement, who desired to
know IT he would withdraw in case an indie.
pendent Democrat should take tho field
We do rot speak by authority, but it ia snid
that no replied to this that having put his
hands to the pillow he intended not to lool;
BACK until he had reached the end of the
iurrow. In other words, that having entered
lhe race he intended to run on until It was
lost or won. We do not doubt that thi, i.
The correct statement of General Hamman'a
position. He has gone into this struggle as
she advocate and standard bearer of what he
considered great principle. He per.
ceived that defeat in square fight in the
open held might prove vastly less dsas-
trous to his party and principle than
running away and lgnominions sur.
render of his proud banner to fusion an d
confusion. Many cause has at last tri.
nmphed after many sore and apparently
crushing defeat in the field, but no cause has
ever triumphed whose leaders shrank COW.
ardly from the fight Tue influence of a
brave and daring example il very great
Where the world sees man fightiIe reso,
mtely against tremendous odds in advocacy
Oh what he declares is great and benefcen,
principle, 1t admires and thinks. 1t think
WIN desire to think favorsbly; RESPONSIVE,
enord' Is touched In the general heart, and tn,
moral hero at last finds himself surrounded
" grim and eagar veterans ready to bra
ann on their shoulders TO success. Ho,
many examples like this do the pages of his
s!ory discloss What grand influences thes
immortal heroes shed abroad! They are an
nave ever been the salt of the earth, With
cat the inspiring influences of their exampl
me world would long ago have been sunke
N slavery, and would continue so foreve
90 u, bll hamman 1t cannot be said of yo
- sne pampered British poet said Of Wasl
SNa.nre designed $50 Cor hero's mold.
But ers she cast thee let the staff uro,v cold
Your stuff was hot at tho bay;nn;n, or
aas oeen 80 ever since. Pluck and herois
sre aamisao!e, we are much gratihed ,
leader--gratlfled FROM statjstica, anJ ,,t,u
sophie view. We shall learn from Il ~ aa =
act strength Of parties in this state ana a,
Will be an exceedingly interesting piece
knowledge The contest will develop thr
grand armies, the Democratic, the Repuhl;c
and the Greenback. The lines will be Al n,
y drawn, and we shall have the full roster
sscn grand army. Truly this is gratifyilc
snc mourning and philosophic mind We,
slvs, 700, that Gen. Weaver, tho Grcenbl
I'm sanuaaAse fir president declared in Mai
IA IA unys AEo, that he was against all fus
IA VsS 'aaS, 2 with Democrats orRepublic,
~ s,ugn, Tor grand principle and aid
sans that principle soiled by fusion or ~ =
us'on. II Ia the only safe, honest ana i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

So many people are astonished when
Earning Of ''full China dinner sets" being
sold in ST. Louis for SlS, while ifthey would
take the trouble to 60 to q. Goslin's China
Hsll they would find the same kind of sets
for the very same price, and save So so
for package and freight but it is so
very fashionable to 60 abroad, you know.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07
1850. Fall aud Winter, 1851

( For the latest novelties and curiosities of
the season call on Douglas Bros, 607 Main
street, where you will find bran new stock
of fise cloths, cassimeres, etc. These gen.
tlemen have now and will keep constantly on
hand the largest stock of fine piece goods for
gents wear in the city. These goods will be
made up in first class shape, and trimmed in
all the latest designs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

Are Wholesale dealers in and manufacturers
of clothing in st. Joseph, Mo. Their estab-
lishment is one of the largest and can COM
mand more capital than any other house in
their line in the United States. Their trade
extends all over the west and south. Their
Texas agent,Mr. l. Wexler, who is SO favor.
ably known to the trade, will remain in the
state and visit all the principal towns. In
prices and quality of goods they are without
arrival and can favorabiy compete with any
house in the whole country. Mr.. Wexler's
Office in this city is with Goldsmith, Rosen-
hal & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

The boy violinist D'Albert who is SO pop,
ular in England, is said to be, Is spite OF his
genius, a thorough boy, laughing, joking,
up to any fun"
Princess Zorks, Of Montenegro, is seven
teen wears old, and is well educated and
beautiful girl. She is TO become the wife of
the now ruler of Bulgaria.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

Novelties Of every description, French, Eng.
lish and American china; mirrors, silver-plated
goods, glassware, chandeliers, lamps; bar
hotel and restaurant Quitting, cheaper, bet.
ter and In larger variety than anywhere else
Ut ID. Goslin's China Hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07
sallow Complexion

And languor are removed speedily by Renne's
Magic Oil, that purihes the blood and secre-
Mons, gives tone TO the appetite and system,
and smoothness and freshness to the COM
plexion and the skin. Try the great remedy.
IL never fails.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

Wholesale dealer in foreign and
Domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc
opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

Our crackers sell we'll because they are'the
best: Dozier- Weyl Cracker company, st
Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07
Stop using Calomel and try "BLACK.
DRkUGHT" for liver diseases.
For sale by all druggists.
Ladies'

Will find no trouble in getting fitted in a
ane pair of shoes at Leon Kahn's-we have
them in all styles and last and fully war
rant every pair custom made shoes sold
nv ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

The only place TO get fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, 6lO
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

orable plan. The Greenbackers are self ad-
mtted frauds If they fuse or confuse. Every
tub ought to stand on its own bottom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07
The Ross Smoke.

Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and sydok-
NC tobacco. Headquarters Tiliasy cigar
actory.
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Always Ahead.
Schuster, TOOtle L. 90.

Go to the elmonicorestsurant this even
ng for dish of those saddle rock oysters.
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CARRIAGE And BLA( KSMITH SHOP.

TINE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE To
slsu inform M the public generally, that he has
Payne, who formerly did busii es. ~ IT, Al =
ner or sycamore and Elm streets He is one q,
the pest workmen In the state Lam nrenays ~,
10 40 al, Kinds OF repairing, either iu wood or
stantial manner. Carriages made ~ po',ai SUI
Ina nave two shops-one corn err Of Live oak ma
Elm streets, and the other in East Dallas t an
blocks esst OF the railroad OF Elm street. whsre
All needing work are invited focal. IINppssIvss
sHoElNG specially by myself. '''
ROBERT DoNNEILY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07

At the "CINCINNATl HOUSE" you
sill ind superb table; near II. & p. depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-07
RlcORD'Ss. " RESTORATIVE

EOLL1 20 PER CE Of the human race are
Ihis startling assertion will be fully corrobo,
rated by every Intelligent physician, The
pflnolpai causes producing this disease are in
ulsSretlons or excuses. Some of the commo-
pain In the back, disposition to avoid society
languor, gloomy forebodings, mental distress,
nervous debility and leucorrh@a lin femalesl
deDllltating dreams. &C. Letno false modestr
pf G'en. ..lr parent IRON warming the chile cf
ignorance. -'''i' VI
there Is well-known principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take pIac,
TEN: If the nerve power in any organ ia wesk-
ened, then that organ is..weak There is rem.
euy IN the reach OF all, one that has stood the
t te, Tor over half century. DR.. Ricord s
dorsed by the Academy of Medicine in Pari,
as an invaluable specific for the above, contains
no phosphorous, cantharides or other poisors
Is ESP parely vegetable, producing no reaction
r,I Is perlhanent IN effect; is sugar-coated
piil ana can be had of Levasser n Co 10 bis
p pe hichsiieu, Paris, (France), or OF, DR.. 8.
br1Wn Sigesmond, p,oprie'ors. Address p
v; Box ll9i, NY send for alogue;box Of lOo
DIS, W, box Of 400, SO, sent by mail upon re-.
ceipt of price.
CERTIFICATES
fARIe July Is, ls7S-l9 Rue de Ia Paix-A
ar T. H., fifty years old, nau deem widowed
twenty-five years, nervous tempey .ment; hard
suffered for thirty years With ,rmatorrba.
and for ten years with nervous debility and
en-, lire impotency. For eighteen years he triad
every known remedy without any benefit He
came to me and 1 advised him 10 trv RI
cords Vital Restorative. After tour mnnfhs
NE was discouraged, but | insisted upon tas
continuing It's use, and In nine months ba wss
and has two fine children fieo'
Out Of $40 patients treated IS were cure,
within 30 days, lis In six weeks, I50 betwaeu
two and three months. s between five ana ~
months, In nine months. anu si'
DIR. N. PERIGoRD
Meei"ne de Ia Hospital Cbar,,r
500 ny wholesale and Retail Dru.
marc
the SrT traas Srss Wholesale Agents Tor
General Agent for the o. S., Mexico aua e ,he
We Meet IT,, india Islands, excep, 10 wholssal
Louis, Mo. S''sef bui'oing, ST.
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Rowling Green
FEMALE COLLEGE

bUWIhg Ureen, Kentucky.
GEO. NJ, EDGAR, PRxsrprsr
Assisted by Corps Of able and experienced
Teachers.
This Institution is second to none in Ken
lucky. In the facilities It offers for the trai ming
OF young ladies. Course thorough In all de,
partments. Music department In charge of n
German nrofessor OF succ 'ssful experience
French aud German taught as spok en- language
Art department an attractive feature OF the
schoni The most careful supervision given to
! catalogues d be h ad at tlils office.
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Lotteries.
TAKE NOTICE!
Louisiana State Lottery Company

That this Is the only Lottery In any State svsr
voted on and endorsed by Its people. WV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15
The Virginia Midland RaiJroad.

Tho Baltimore American OF ts-dsy s,ys ::
hr' kotc't T. Baldwin. one of tho trustees of
the b1ndhoIaois aal creditors Of the Virginia
M:dl'nd Railroad. wbioh was sod at Ahxin-
dr'a 90 Thursday, returned to Balimcr, yes.
to-day The purchase by Mr., Bald y 10 was part of
the !chcmo Ct reorganization recommended by
inc c'mmtteo OF tondholdcis of tho cJmpapv
a. a. meo'iog held Juue 26.h, 1879 10 This city,
me s;hcme, it will TO remembered, directed
thst ell tho works, property, IT,. of the com,
pany sold by the receiver uoder do e., OF the
Siicult Court Of Alexandria, Vs., ire. Of all
mortgages ard claims OF creditors aod stool
ho'd:is, shcu'd be purchased by three Trustees
nprelotcd by thoso tepr' s4utiap q ppjariIv in
Per VAluo OF ell claims Messrp. Robert tIsrrstt'
Nco re- l: BALDWIN and l. Wilsox Browo wsro
app1iotcd committee tor this purpose which
was that Of organizing new COMPANY. with
al inc 'ratchists. tights aLd privileges of
no Old company. The total bonded debt
OF Inc Virginia Midland Of eyory o!ass and
mortgages is S.457 205,29. The trustees have
nndtr their cootrol. BY reason Of 20 ual deliver
les OF bonds and assignment OF CLAIMS made t,
them, tho total amount of S7,529. 600, accrued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15
The North Pole.

Sohe people have asked. says Washintton
letter, what good can result from finding tho
Forth Pole? The late Professor Henry is on
record IA ssylng the magnetism of the earth RS.
qulres more observations IN this direction Than
have been made; That we cannot complete chr
knoWIecGe Of tho tides Of the ocean, or of the
WINDS OF the globe without finding the Pole: be-
tides tnst the whole field of natural history will
Do enriched by IT, especially botany, pooloev
ana mlneralogY. The facts about the effect OF
txtreme cold Oh animal and vegetable liIs can
not be but Interesting. as Professor Harry
said. It will LEAD not only TO enlarge tho snherc
OF mental pleasure OF man. but will promote tbe
application OF science 10 the arts OF life Profess
sor M: +. Msury puts it in this way:
Within this Polor area the tides have their
cradle and whales their nursery There the
winds complete their circuit. and tho currents of
the sea their round. in the wonderful system OF
oceanic circulation there the aurora is Lighted
up and the trembling needle brought to rest :;
ana there too. in the maZes of that mystic circle
terrestrial forces Of occult power, and of vast
Influence uron the vell-being of man, arc con-
lIhuaily a. work. 1T is circle of mysteries,
and The desire to enter it, to explore the untrod.
den wastes and secret chambers, and to study
it's phslcal aspects, has grown TO longing"
lhero Is AZ unknown area of ! 81, Goo SQUARE
miles OF the surface of the globe that is now a
blank. We cannot tell whether this area is
land or water. This question, among others
these explorations will determine, For what
we will learn about the nursery If whales" wa
will be repaid all it costs to carry this work TO
completion. Captain HoWgate will probable
manage TO be on hand in FIVE or ak years 90
the work is nearing completion. lfe is enthusi-
astc and confident of success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15

ln;arcs5 1p1u which ts1louc;s abaut = u,,.-.
additional. thus, /. is shown that the ,ro.,.,.
represent nearly % Per cent. i1r The uiIs
sum of the founded idteb;eduoss Of thu cnn
pany, sDd to this proportion may b. aIS1l
the aggregate OF various cher sums in honS'
hold BY Ieesors who have asserted n ",
scheme Of reorganization by their sjspa'n,,.Aas
thereby tquitabiy tioding themselves and tts:,,
associates to it, but have not vet found . w.
veDloot TO make deliveries of their bands ~
the toheme it is claimed that the Smallest =!
terest OF the junior mortgages the fl )s,ins d..
creditors aud stockholders are reo,gtiz i ~;
adjusted 90 basis Of substantial value, vI;I u
by any other o,urso yet proposed ali s".S
Interests would be rendered WORTHLESS; Tsu
receiver, NILS. Barbour, will report thu s,ia Is
the court for ratification aud ifrari6,d, as thew,
is every reason to believe Si'l be dcnc, the b%
anoe OF the reorganization scheme viii 3, r,,,
rled out, which is that the trustees, as pu.cS..
els, shall Institute themselves raillo,i c,,n,
ration a1d at occo issue six MORTGAGES, tnIo
| distributed among tho creditors a. a;r,,i
upon IN the reOrRan z.tion s,htmc, tn,
capital stock, cIns!stlug ot siraaragcs OF ir,r-.
ct on c.rtala securities, &, is to b. diva !
| into hrst aud sccood preferred stock. The ~
| nerous details Of the reorganization h,y. han
published. The Batinars ADD Ohio R,)rosi
is lotcrl ed Ia tic Firsiti, Midland. b,s;li.
having lease cu that p>rt OF tho Manassas
| Gap bracch extending from Strausburs to Il,,,
rlsoohurs, So miles wHioh c11ucc the W.
chester brauch Of the b .l:imore AMI Oaio VIII
the Val,y Railroad. The Baltimore and O,i1
has agreed to reEeS tkti: lease 90 this tran,'
and THE. viii: Consideration. c,upltd with r,ri
management 90 the part .! The trustee, = s..
exposed Tho drtIiaal Nj illod viii soon tc ~, p,
solid basis, with tho Bltinore aud Ohio f..
press Company operating over lis lice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15
Church Tr0ubIeS.

LONDON, May l5.--Thc Berlin correspondent
OF tho Times commenting on tho church quts
ton says: "llundrces OF parishes arc without
priests and 20 new ones IN hc uoDif ated uotil
tho bishops ara wiling to spbmit tie Dames OF
candidates TO tho government Lis therefore
believed 10 government circles that the Pope il
inclined to Give in es he fears tho power of tho
Papao7 in Europe might by shaken by logger
delay. 10 re'esabsh this po1er the Popo is
said 20 be willing to make for The m omcnt some
sacrifices AID also some important concessions.
In this pol;c7. however, the Pope will encounter
resistance from the Jesutf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15
TSs "a e &.T- .yE,n-2

The emigration from tie Glide 10 America
is Increasing rapidly.
Sir Henry Bar'lo Ffere has resigned tie
Goveruorship Of the Cep, Of Good iIapc.
Pttco O:loff hes gone to Pali, to resume bis
duties as ambassador.
The German military pHjet con,cmplatcs 90
army Of 1000. 600 ncr.
Japan rejects the roposil Of Chioa to cuter
into on allist C, against Russs.
The Spanish government will soon intro duce
c reformed system of education 10 Cuba.
Nothing like the present depression 10 tic
agricultural interests 10 E9glsnd has ben seen
sucs tho repeal Ct the corn laws.
1t is daLied that tho liberal government 10
Eogland vii advocate repressi9o legislation to.
ward Ireland.
The Russian government contcmplstcs send
lnc tho great iron cad Peter the Great to the
Pacific, and four other men of War Tor the Pa
cifc are Gtlicg out at Constadt.
Serious rlotng in 60 ,neo!on with the strike
| occurred yesterday at Roubaix, France, during
| which the sodery charged the mob. Further
serious Disturbances are unprecedented.
In The FreLol Chambers the anti public
meetings bill nearly led to defeat OF the gov
tromtns. and vas withdrawn aud radio !llI
amended 10 Committee.
The widow Ct tho Count do Nee ('Ciiam,
| tho celebrated carlo .luriss who had beca il
desDondlng state sine, her husbands d; ath
threw herset fro m q window in Paris yesterday
aud lies In ptco.llous coadilon.
The scssiou Of the Pfussiao Diet will open OF
Thursday, the 2O,h inst. Tbs eovernmen
hopes to b. able to make come changes in IT,
May laws, bill having been prepared viii
that object. Pike, Bismarck, in his speech il
the Rcicts'ag 90 Saturday last, expressed tn
conv;c Ion tina. the church GA sion is in tn
cosest c,nDtc N with all Other political mat
tcrs now u0dtr dcbatc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15

Some q tao radicll newspapers Of tho North
shy tho people Of the Stu:h hate their fellow
eli z 10 OF that section. aad naturally imagine
tho anlmoslty il rocipri Gated that this haired
Is indeed by their inability 70 dii c:iminato bo
tween personal and political hostility; that
whereas potc: opponents in tho North ont,r.
taln kind personal frcllDga toward csch other,
10 the South !. is jlst the reverse, it being in
possible for the pC ople Of the latter section TO
separate the ideas that iLGuetc c, mas politi.
cal bcion from thrs> bc.uatlng him in every
other relation t NE. and to sustain their views
they assert that whereas Cameron is doing oil
hc can to defeat Baino for the Presidency, tie
social relations existing between these twoNorth.
ern politicians are ftbc most friendly and agrco
able character. while the best of friends 10 the
South. if they should happen to disagree on a
political question. have their friendship CHANGED
at oDco into hatred CT The most implacabo sort
aud this thoy illustrate by reference to the un,
pleasant relations now existing between MessIs.
Gordon and Stephens and soy if Southern men
hate each other for 90 other reason than dit
ference about politics, it is not surprising they
should hato tho people Of tho North for tho
same rcssou, AID assert that it is tut human
nature Tor mau to huto another without i'm
agioing the other bates him. Now all this is
about as true IS anything the radical oewspapers
say rtsotc.ing the South. Tho Southern peop!e
do not hate their fellow o:tiz,ns of the North,
and though many OF them believe, and by 10
means wlthcu; cause. that the Northern rcpub.
llcans hate them, they do not rcciprocato the
feeling, CT. at the worst. do 0. manifest it, j!
tor no other reason becsuso the mautenauc, CT
triondly relA!ioos With Northcrn peopls il o.
material boottit 10 them while continuance O.
unfriendly ones can only be prtjudicia'. Then,
toe, it is always those who irure rather thar
tho II iurcd parties who conIiuue TO bate ioi
the reason TINT low natures imagrc IN iliu.y
can never b, iorGlvcn, and that having received
one the sufferer Is always on tho alert for 70
voDgc. aid therefore, thet ls they hava gricv.
ousy hurt the South. they think it natural fol
her to hate them for il. 1t is also % lcsa I'M
truo that political difFercLc,s alene cause The
rupture of friendly relations 10 the South, thar
that similar differences never provoke sGcf
ruptuTes 10 tbs North. for that they do il toe
we'll known to require special mention Bn
ono thing should not be forgotten. and that i!
that when real, true Southern man does dis
like smother, DO matter for what reason, he
docsn Toxic much paus to conceal his an,ipa
Thy, while, as 10 tho case of Mcssra. Blaine and
Cameron. 1t Is tu: repetition of "sniIo and
fmo aud 10 villaio Still"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15

The radical Ir.ss from ono tx:rowiiy Of the
country to tho other nro now bclaboring the
democratic Congress for. az they assert, clcg
eirg the wheels of government by Withholding
necessary apprtp ,ioGs. Aud this. too. fer
no Other reason than b cause after Cor g;css had
passed bill making tho required appropriations
MIR. Hayes vetoed il: They have cuoush cause
in all conscience 10 make just omplaiot against
Congress l0lt sins Of bo.h commission ard
omission, and Why they should select this ~
iast orc, Kept upon tn, ground Q! the pa,tia
~ and ignoraIci Of the people they thler C ', is
morl than ne can tel. Congress made all the
ncc sssEy appropriations, but Mr.. Hayes vetoed
them btclcs, there w9s Irovi.i m ia tho bill
o,nforting tho appointment Of deputy marshals
UPON The u. s. curt9, with instructions 10 seize:
them 10 ,qla! runbors from both political
p1rti,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15
Browns Household Panaeen

Is the rnos. effective Pain De;troynrin tho va, ~
Will mort surely quicken tho blood ~hc'h",
taken internally or applied externally, an!
thereby moro certainly HELlkVE PhiN,
whether chronic or acute, thau any cth"r ym'
sleviatcr, and it is warranted doE5.c the strenG!:
of any similar preparation.
1t cures Pain in tho Side, Back or Bo"n :,
Sore Throst Rheumatism. Too:hachc and Ali,
ACHES, and ia The Great kselIever o!
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD rhHA
CEA" should be in every family y teaspoon
full of the Psnacee in q lumber Of no! ~s''r
(sweetene1 if preferably taken st battime, WI
BREAK UP q COLD. Is ceats bo!.Ie.