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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-25
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-25

NEW ORLEANS, with other cities In the
country, ia indignant over the work Of the
census takers. On thia subject the New Or
leans Democrat Gays: "Our sanitary censup
which is most thorough and correct and with
which directory and school estimates ore not
70 DO compared, has given New Orleans
population Of 225,000, very moderate in.
crease-7. per csnt--over 1870. Unexpected
the federal census 70 show the same figures
II bsurprising, therefore, TO learn that rapid
glance over the returns makesltappear proba-
bletbat the tenth census will show the popu.
lalion Of the city 70 be only 10000, an actual
falling of Of 10 per cent. in the past five
years, something that has never before oc.
Cured 70 any American city. This ia alarm
Ing indeed. Every country village will
point 10 New Orleans a. decaying town,
and for Ten years 10 come II must bear the
reputation Of dying city. There Is some
thing even more alarming, and this Is the
political effect Of this apparen. decrease in
our population. The neat apportonment
will give the states one congressman 70 each
10000 of population. II Is certain that by
this apportionmcnt, Louisiana will Lore one
Congressman, while If our population
falls below 1850 We will lose two
one-tblrd Of our delegaton--and be re-
duced 70 the feeble representation of four
members. According TO tho census Of this
city, New Orleans will show falling of of
10000 people, 80 that It will require an in
crease Of over 10000 in the country parishes
70 give us five congressman. With tho many
interests Louisiana has before congress-her
sugar, lOyec and river interests--we mus, do
all In our power TO prevent this state from
being thus politically crippled and disfrsn.
chised. What can be dono' Other cities and
states which feel themselves aggrieyed arc
already taking action. The Louisville Cou.
rier.Journal calls mass meeting of the PEG.
pie Of that city 10 protest against tho new
census. A bill has been offered In the Mis-.
souri, legislature TO order census OF st
Louis In order 10 show the ialsity OF III,
federal one; while Peoria, ILL.,, has already
appropriated the necessary funds and has
twenty cnumerators going the rounds, who
have already unearthed errors to the extent
Of several thousands in tho federal census Of
that city. In 1870 tho cities Of New York
and Philadelphia protested against the
federal census MS incorrect, and new one
was ordered, which showed errors Of $4,000
and 5000, respectively, In those cities"
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Special 70 the Herald.

Galveston, June 24.-Mr SkileI, pastor Of
the Christian church Of Dallas, was hu,l and
partially s.rangied while bathing in the bay,
'ouiheAs: Of the city, yesterday evening
The wind. being stiff, brought in heavy ses,
AID while tying 70 enjoy a ride over tun.
bling wAye, not being scc1storned 20 sea
bathing, bis head struck bottom on TIE other
eide with such force al 10 cause him consid.
cradle pain. He wishes 70 inform bic many
friends a. Dallas and ,hroughog. the stale
that no serious injuries we're sustained aud
TIA. no vii. ell bis pulp. al Dallas On Sun
day a. usual.
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The t;sw York Herald, 10 recen. ed..og-
hl on the las congess and Ia Work, paid Is
the following ius. and msriied tribute. We
,ay 'Jus! and msri1d," became whatever
may DO urged against tho For.y.si1lh con-
gress, !. eanno! be charged With ex.raysgancs
OF a useies waste Of the public money, 10 far
% amounts eonseued. Some Of ia Appro-
pristions might judiciously have been less
and othefs greater, bat the aurn TOTAL il voted
away Wa not, comparatively, great. The
Herald Gays "Iiks every seslion since TIE
Democrats returned 70 the control Of the
house, thu one Is notable for The sbssnce Of
Dbbsry. The lobby naa been starved gu. IN
Washington under the economical and some
times parsin1niou management Of tie Dem
ocfa,s. The subsidy schemen no longer
give dinners 70 congessmen, and find It
waste VI time 10 buttOnhols members. The
Democratic tendency 70 careful sppropri-
atoms IA sometimes carried 70 extremes, bat
!. ID welcome 70 the country, and It iaa very
great change from tho lAxi,y about public en-,
penditurea and the readiness 70 grant the pub
lie property for private usHs which character
lied the Republican rule, and which occa-
stoned good many scandals in those days
which are now coming home 70 the party lead
ers in very unwelcome and embarrassing
yhy."
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Fort worth and Hancock somina.
tion.

'7F7"7Flfl y We NE easTI-
Por. Worth, jan 24.-TLs domination O.
General Hancock, for president gives entire
iA:tsfaciion 70 everybody any way inclined
towards Democracy. soldiers who fought
s2sina: him and people who we're in Lo1isi-
ara during The trouble, when he had charge
Ofths department Of the South. ~ well as
people vho came from the North, all are
giving e1pres .ion % Joy q; ne news Of Han
cock, for president General Hancock has a
eousin hefe. He hsa given me 8 number Of
TENS, b.. "a tbs H.sALD sill have full
history, postpone them.
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s1P-'7ifI u Is9I TIoT nIT9F
Mauhall, June 24.--1be nomination OF
General Hancock a. Cincinnati is well re-
csiYsd By the Democrats mere, and even
Republicans freely sdmit tina! wiser choice
could not have been made. English for the
second place on the ticket does not produce
az much enthusiasm As would the name Of
Hendricks still, the ticket ia regarded By the
Democracy as q strong Ole, ana not likely TO
be defeated in November 4 grand ratilca-
ton meeting ia being held and one hundred
guns fred here tonight.
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Scraps Prom San Antonio.

Special 70 the Herald.
San Antonio, June PA party, Just form
tho Rio Grande, reports that the Mexican
troops sliced the custom house at Pedras Ne
graz, few days ago, and threw the contents
into the streets, and mad it their quarters. The
custom officers are now in other buildings do
ing business.
The city council yesterday granted to the
International railway, the right Of way
through the city.
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YES cir, said your Republican friend, tho
convention "set down on John Kelley and
that gives Now York to Garfield; but when
Kelley crowed over the resultant showed up
u cemented Democracy in his state with wild
enthusiasm over tho fact that ho had beaten
Tilden and could devote tho whole strength of
anti-Tilden people in tho direction of rostor-
ing Tammany to political brotherhood well
the republican friend only treated to nickel
cigar.
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WrSUELD 8. HAScocz hAIA go14 family
name .or AdDiRs;eings Rsp1bllcsn torTa Of
govInmens /. oecgn " IA IhAs tie Han
COCKS had ,oEaetiLg 70 do with TIE orgIsl
patsnt ne got for In1epencerce.
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Maine Republican Convention

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-25

" Hancock wss bonn IN PenriylvaniA, and
hurled LIE tack from Gettysburg, d there
shy immediate nscersity for the Psnnay!vs-
ria people getting up indignation meetings
0yef bis nomination
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Democratic Ratification Mt Palestine

OpFITHI ID LIIU IIFTHIU'
Palestine, June 24.-Our people received
the news of the Cincinnati nominations with
rejoicing. Cannon are booming and bonfres
are blazing; enthusiastic crowds are march.
ing through the city headed by the band
playing national airs. Rousing Democratic
speeches are being delivered at the court
house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-25
DALLAS 4 CLEBURSE-
Re.orgauiEstfon Of the Rssd-Eisr GiB q
OF New Onie@r~ and Beard Of Df.
reetors-steps TAX ing to BAND 10.

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s,T.yst 4 .Lz 2.;y lev .4ys 81, run IL
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cf5.srs 0! ;.5 Dalal & C.so---s rsi- =47.
Ttsy EsTs "a: :.s--z5d from KIP c7s: lie
proposed IKE, a1.c1 :asy aa3 carefully il.
spects1, 81 We. As interviewing he pe9p.s
slopg It. Thy expressed Themselves a.
highly p.ssset wI;h the co1n.ry All i:s ci:i-
zen,, finding, a. they did, he o1e 8
rica agriculture. dis;,ic: AMI the other
no. only anxious for road. bu, wiling to
give il the nigh! Of say, and liberal c3nrioQ.
lions in money bssi9es.
At the meeting new organization wss re-
solved upon, ard the following officers
chossn: George s.. Bowen, Chicago, presi.
dent; A. z. Hardi', Texas, vice president;
W. c. Howard, Texas, secretary.
DIRECTORS
Dsnie! 5. Haze, Chicago: 4. 0. Butter,
Chirsgo; W. D. Wylie, Shreveport: l.. q.
FjzHugE, Washington City ;. J. Adams,
Dallas a Sanger, Dallas; i. r. 'srdle,
Dallas jules Z. Schneider, Dallas; George
;. Bo~en, Chicago.
a, aoon a. practicable corps Of engineers
will Be pu! In tie field directed 70 survey
new line via Lancaster and Oyilla 10 Gle
burne. And after the right-of-way shall have
bean secured and the route finally determined
up L, the work Of grading will commence.
It is the purpose Of :he company 70 get every
thing il readiness 10 locate the line ge. the
Tieh!-of-way secured in black and white, and
70 see VIA. the people are willing to do in
the way Of aid, and then 90 10 work in real
earuest. And it il the utmost purpose ofthe
company 70 build the line beyond ClebQrne
toward the Rio Grande a. time snd circum-
stances may determine l. is understood
Ina. the company i backed By simple capital
and high credit. The succe;s Of this, - us,
important enterprise is due 70 very gres,
extent to our fellow.citizen, Dr.. +. A. vii.
mana, through whose fundamentally these
gentlemen we're iniuced TO make US a visit
and look over this important line.
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San Antonio suited.

Spccla TO tho Herald.
San Antonio, Juno 24.-The Bexar
county Democrats are jubilant
over the national ticket, and are certain of
triumphant success.
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II Garfield fought par. Of Tie ~a' and
Hsnclek al Of Il, oggE, not ,he Southern
people be credited with Is7o.ion 70 the rnsn
Of pineipIe who support principle by a.
Efy,
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THE Republicans say Democrats are too
fond of nominating military men for presi.
dent The Republicans, however, did not
nominate and cleo! General Grant.
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Wedding at Palestine.

bpeclai 10 Inc Herald,
Palestine, June "a. i. Michaelson, o
prominent grocery merchant of this city, was
married to-day TO Miss Bertha Meyersohn.
Judge Reagan is expected homo to.mor.
row.
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ANNOUNCE EATs.
Comptroller.

WYE AFg AUTHORIZED ~ ASyCCNCE
w ". A. Piws a. . eaEt!1afs tf CGao-
tsoiier, sHb5set u sas ae1l1l IL re- DsTadefai.c
HtAts Congent.1a.
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sudden Deaths Mt COrsicana
n. ~

Corsicana, June pa young man
named Willis was drowned in
Johnson's lake this afternoon while bathing
His body was recovered shortly after A
barber named Welburn fell in the street to-
day and died a few minutes aflerward. The
coroner's jury rendered verdict of death
from apoplexy.
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INDICATIONS

Cge0rlng Ssoa1<T ss1ndS M1t2D assllA@ris,
staeNn1yv or htgi<T tzaD<Tatnys Gnd b1yo-
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FROM
A Prominent DRUG FIRM.

Chillioothe, Mo-, July 30,1879.
j. O. Richardson. st. Louis-My Dea1
Sir,-Here Is something reliable; IL you
can make any use OF n please do so. Wo
have sold hundreds of bottles with like
results. Your friends,
Boyce g. Ostrandar.
This Is TO certify that had the Fever
and Ague this summer md the use Of
one-third of bottle of Clifford's Febri.
fuge promptly cured 1t. 1t 10 the speed.
est cure have known OF.
GEO. SAILOR.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ASEOCECE
w JUNE PEAK a. 2 es2si!Aats ~ TIE Iilas
Of gzsYfg IS Dallas CDGStg.
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Captain Lincoln Acquitted.

Special 70 Inc Herald.
San Antonio, June 24.-The court mar.
tial convened to try Captain Lincoln
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Masonic Celebration al Lonsyiew.

DPVUIHI 10 lIIV IIVTHIU.
Longview, June 24.--Rev H. A. Clemens,
of Marshall delivered the address here to.
day at the Masonic anniversary. 1t was the
finest Grafton eyer heard in Eastern Texas.
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IT lS 7-' REST.

Stockton, Mo-. e. 9Th. 1870.
j. O. Richardson, ut. Lou. Dear Sir;-
ClifYord's Febrifuge 10 the best thing for
Chills and Fever that we have ever
handled. There never has been u case
that was NOT cured by It that was taken
according to directions in this part Of
tho country. Yours truly,
MACE q MITCHELL, Druggists.
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Longyicw Democratic Ratification

Special to the Herald.
Longview, June PA great ratification
meeting is now being held here over the Gin
cinnati ticket. A great bonfire is blazing,
and we are firing two hundred guns for Han
cock and English.
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Epzsysa al M, Fstt-slil> ~ D,44zs, Tsz@-fr -
s>1sad~s0sf nsltb@r
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NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.
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Cowboys Lifein Northwest Texas

TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
A true history of 80 years life OF the
cattle trail, giving full and detailed ac-
count of herding cattle, rounding Up, &c.
With thrilling adventures, narrow es-
capes, skirmishes with Indians and Mexi.
cans, how cattle make loo per cent, on
Investment. Invaluable to one contem-
plating cattle business in Texas. The only
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life. $50 PIP. Paper $l.o0; Cloth ST. 25 by
mail. Address W. M. LEWIS l. CO., Lock
Box 80, Henrietta, Texas. ..t
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for June
is a most attractive number, full Of
good things from cover to cover.
First, Darley's exquisite illustration
greets us, the naughty urchin, famil-
lar to US all, who creeps like snail,
unwilling to school, while his
mother chides and his sister smiles,
as generation after generation has
done since the great poet first des-
cribed the scene. Then we find in
fashion and work department very
large variety of suggestive matter
for lady's use. Summer wardrobes
and summer employment have the
best of guides in these pages. The
literary department is very fire fully
up to the usual high standard OF the
magazine. Christian Reds story
increses in interest, and the new
serial ''Glenarchan' is continued in
some most interesting pages. Mrs.
Il, r. Church contributes one Of her
articles on the "Womtn of Our
Own Land" and Mrs. Ii. G.. Rowe,
a most interesting sketch Of the ear
~ days of the great Queen Elizabeth,
while the stories and poems are
varied and entertaining. Every de-
partment is well filed with the mat
ter most attractive to those for
whose use the Book is designed-the
ladies. We will furnish tue INDIE
PENDENT and Godey's Lady's Book
for one year at the low price of $3.50
on application at this office.
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We Miss Thee J!
written to the Memory OF Mrs. Ma ygie
{. Lambert. deceased

Thou shalt be missed, because thy
seat ,oiU be empty" Sam. Xxx, Is.
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MARRIED..

On May 18th, 1880, at the Southern
Methodist Parsonage, Martinsburg,
iy the Rev. J. II. Davidson, Mr..
Amos WILLIAMSON to Miss MARY
j. STUcKY, both of Berkeley County,
w. Va.
In the Baptist Church, in Martins
burg, on the 2Sth ut, by Rev. A. +
Rogers, MR.. CHAs. NJ. WATSON, OF
Failing Waters, to Miss ANNIE b
BRENNER, of Hagerstown, Md.
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1h0u S50tt Ce mlSSed, because hg
seat ,0iU be empty" l Sam. Xxx, IS.
We miss thee Maggie, we miss thee,
AT morning noon and night;
In thy faithfulness VS. miss thee,
We miss thy smile so bright.
We miss thee, departed loved one,
Thy seat is vacant here;
Our hearts are filed with sorrow,
Our home is lone and drear.
We miss thee. Maggie, we miss thee
No more thy presence dear,
Like lovely star of morning
Can cur lone pathway cheer.
We miss thee, oh how we miss thee,
But thou art gone TO rest
Thou hast crossed the cold death river,
To the mansions of the blest.
We shall aim, through grace, 10 meet
thee,
Where death is feared no more;
And there with all the Christ redeem ed
Gods love Wen Ger adore.
j. z. w.
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Mariinsburg Market Report
MARTrNsBuRa, May Il.
Baitina ore Markets.
',lepraph 10 INDEPENDENT

q Telegraph 10 lNbRPFNDENr.
BALLTIMoRE, May q. - Corn
firm; wheat quiet. Mixed corn spot
SIS; May 524; June 494; str. 50t. No.
9 red winter wheat spot 127t; May
1865, June l221; July lib; Aug. and
Sept. 1094. Receipts, wheat 10000;
corn $4,000. Shipments, wheat 81
COO; corn 10 600.
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
/ until the l2th of June next for chang
ing the roof on the Courthouse.
Drawings and specifications of the pro-
posed work can be seen at the Office Of
the Sheriff of This county.
By order of the court.
JOHN S. GARDNER,
NJ. @. EADENCOUSCH, Com.
G. W. DOLL. m8.
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The Bearden Property Sale.

Yesterday the sale of portion Of
the R. r. Bearden property, involved
in the Commercial bank case, and con-
sisting of number of vacant lots in
North Knoxville, was closed in the
chancery court by Mr.. P. Staub, spe-
cial commissioner. The sale was very
satisfactory, as we understand, and
only remains now to be confirmed and
the title vested in the purchasers. The
property was disposed of as follows:
No. 8. on Broad street, to E. W. Adj
kins for 1886; Nos. and 6 to c. w.
Catlett, for 1851; Nos. F and E to W.
r. Catlett, for $I31 and $126; No. D t.
o. T. Roberts, for $l26; Nos. IL and II
to J. s. Fowler, 1926; Nos. % and 26
to NJ. M. Gaines, Sal and $131; NJ.
No. % to 8. s. McCampbell. 81 g,
Nos. 80 and IS to 8. T. Post, $116 nn.}
$118; No. 38 to Robert Anderson, SIG:
No. B to F. II. Post, SIG; Nos. 80, So
IS, "a and q to Mrs. Martha A. Bear-
den, $50, $40, S44, $11O and S112.5O; N
% to T. R. Cornick, jr., $I2O; tw.
small tracts of land, 500 25 and $40. 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-16
Change of Schedule.

A slight change of schedule in the
running of trains over the E. r., v.
& G. railroad goes into effect Sunday.
By the change the passenger train, No.
4, from Chattanooga, now due at
Knoxville at HOS p. M, will arrive
here at 1854, nearly an hour later.
The western train, No. 8, now due here
at 1874 a. M, will get here at 2:38,
about three quarters of an hour earlier.
No change is made in the mixed train
sob edules. The change is made to CO.
operate with the schedule of the Mem
phIs and Charleston road, which was
changed a week ago, and double daily
trains were put on that line.
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