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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-24
Richmond next week.

Richmond next Vook.
"Den / kets uneasy. | looks oud
in der street und see der shtaf und
der cavalrie running all apout der
pig hodel vat Parks siltays init.
asvat is the matter says | to one
courier vat vas running py. No
thinks much,' he says. We only go
oud NIT der army dis mornin' to vlp
stonefeDce shackson.'
81 felt pad. | looked arount; der
moozick vas blaying He'll Columbia,
und dere vas Parks und der shtan,
| und der shtar speckled panner vloat-
ing effrywhere, der artillerie, der In
fantrie und | drinks den, shaw, how
can Stonefence Shackson COON here
| NIT all dat, heh
"Und koes pack NIT mine stere.
"Pimepy ! hear der noise. Boom
Boom! B-r-r-r-o-o-m! B-r-r-e-O-m!
Watts der matter, Shake says ! to
mine poy. Der rebels und Stone
fence shackson, dey cooms,' says he,
yust oudside der town. Mine
Colt! Tie der mooles init der pig
wagon says l. Und I prepare to
carry the goots in it. just den |
hear b.r-r-r doom! B-r-r-r doom
cooming down der street, und mine
frient, der yangee captain, bass py,
running, oud of preath, und says to
him: Coon dake some peer und
viskey!' Ter hell NIT der peer und
yiskey,' he says. Stonefence Shack
son, he cooms, und l ket oud OF his
way, by tamil
"Und would you beliefe, right or
dop of his heels, here cooms Shenera
1
Parks und der shtaff, und der wagons
und der artillerie, und der moozick
und der infantrie, und der shtar speck
led panner, und der cavalrie, and ct
treythinks all mixed up doogedder
Mine wagon, und der mooles, une
mine poy Shake, und myself, we Ike
mixed up too, und We let der who'll
drinks 60 to der teifel.
IL runs den to der next CORNER un'
see dere a man on horsepaek, tresse'
in kray. He vas as dali as a house
und vas blowing in big horn who
peen here since vas kone.'
"Und who do you thinks dat ma
vas p said Bloom.
Cant say" said his fellow-prls
Oners.
"Vell.' said Bloom, "dat man va
Stonefence Shackson !"
y
"Now," added Bloom, 81 drinks de
tam yangees ish no COUNT; dey max
! me lose efreythinks, und I'm yoos
SO goot repel dan you. Ven l ket
7 oud of here, ko NIT shorgia, we're
: repel frient of mine dold me de uddt
tay, he gives me a plantation. Va
YOU drinks of dat, heh!' conclude
Bloom with chuckle of exultation.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-24
THE BEAUTIFUL SHORE.
Peck's Sun.

Peck's Sun.
Of all the fine arts the one most
abused by those who attempt to prac
tice it, is the fine art of snoring. Ever
since Rip Van Wrinkles time snoring
has been attempted by all classes of
persons, some of whom are utterly
incapable of approaching the height
and depth, the length and breadth Of
the vast subject, as is Bob 1ngersoll
to fashion God after his own heart.
There is a subIimity and grandeur as
we'll as a delicate beauty about well
regulated snore, which the uninitiat-
ed cannot fully appreciate. Nothing
50 embeIlishes mans character and
| so pleases his family as the success
full performance of this ancient and
honorable art. And when we hear a
man make the night hideous with his
vain attempts to snore, waking the
neighbors within a radius of half
mile, we take that man to our arms
like a brother and plead with him i'll
no gentle terms on the error of his
ways. Now genuine old fashioned
snore has two elements-an inspira-
| ton which SO far as noise is concern
ed might be "boom," and an expir-
alton or blowing off. Perfection in
producing the former is the main
thing to be sought. 1t is to the snoIer
what the first pair of suspepders are
to an aspiring boy-that on which his
hopes Of glory depend.
1t somewhat resembles quick sue
J cession of the sounds produced by an
angry father when he deals gently
s with refractory son. But there is
. an undertone to it, which varies in
pitch, according to the shape and
size of the nasal organ, from the low
n rumble of distant thunder to the
= mournful whistle of a hen-peckeC
husband. The blowing-of is added
s to beautify the snore, and also as {
matter of convenience. 1t is a sort o
It quieting off preparatory to another
boom. The following directions vii
e probably aid the aspirant for honor
II in the art of snoring. Lie on you
|, back; throw your arms above you
d head as girl does when she sees
: snake within rod of terrifying t.
kill the snake, of course. Open you
e mouth until you resemble the moderl
it fy-catchers; think Of earthquakes
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-24

DERCALE Parasols, something new at h
L senfield's.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-24

WHITE LINEN REMNANTS-Just re.
w ceived a large lot Of White Linen Rem
nants from to yard pieces, which will be sold
very low, at Rosenfelds.
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"A Blow at IngersoIIism a..

The grand jury of New Castle county,
Delaware, in its final report made few days
ago, compliments ChiefJustice Comegys for
his opposition to blasphemy and says: "The
audacity with which the notorious bias.
phemer, known as Robert G.. Ingersoll, re-
Gently announced his purpose to lecture in
this city on infdelity has no parallel in the
habits of respectable vagabondsm. Prac-
tically he therein proposes to destroy the
sanctity and comforting influences of the
Sabbath, to undermine the assurances
of faith and hope, the very pill
lars upon which religion rests to
spread broadcast among us people, happy in
the promises of the Bible, blank, fearful
doubt; or to extnguish every ray of light that
may shine upon the trusting Christians path
of life, in death, even to the souls eternal
rest. For the assurances of prompt and ex-
emplary punishment which the honorable
the court has expressed, in all such cases
hereafter, not only the grand jury, but all
Christians will give earnest thanks. And to
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DALLAS, Texas, January 81, 1881.
HE STATE OF TEXAS.

4 HE STATE OF TEXAS.
4 To the sheriff or any constable of Dallas
county, greetng:-1Ou are hereby COM
manded to summon Mary Billiard and W. w .
Billiard, whose residences are unknown, and
their heirs, whose names and residences are
unknown, by making publication of this cita-
ton IN Some newspaper published In the
county of Dallas for four successive Weeks
prlOrto the return day thereof to appear be-
fore the ommisSi0ners of condemnation an
pointed by the Honorable II. H. Burke county
judge. at chambers, at the court house, In the
city of Dallas on the 18th day of February
next, then and there to answer the petition of
the Texas Trunk railroad company, filed in
the county court Of said county on the 18TH
day OF January, A. ID. 1881 suit numbered
1896, said petition praying for the appoint.
nent of special commissioners, as provided
by statute, and for the condemnation, for tn.
purpose of constructing, establishing and
maintaining Its railroad of strip of land 400
feet long and 200 feet wide, running across
the folio vim described tract OF land, tO.wit.
The parcel of land containing 100 acres, living
II miles s, Il. from the city Of Dallas adjoining
Rylie Prairie, known as part of the Mckinney
Williams survey, and being that portion OF
said survey, decided on the 9th day OF January,
1869, by VIM. rubberville to Mary and W. W.
Bullard.
Hereof fail not, but of this writ make dine
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court.
at office of the city OF Dallas, this The 18th div
Of January, A. ID. 1881.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk
by w. II THACKER, Deputy.
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widows and WiaOws.

But there are widows and widows. Add.
son said that in his experience "wldows did
not mourn for the loss of husband, but for
the want of one" In such cases the weeds
at distance a flag of distress-often re-
solve themselves, on nearer acquaintance
into the defiant symbol OF the rowing priva-
teer. 1t is not for want of warning that weak
humanity falls victim. Mr.. Weller spoke
with all the feeling ofa lopg-suifering exper-
fence in warning his son to "bewsre of wild
ows." AS the widows unattached may work
intimate good rs an angel of light, she may
do still greater mischief in the opposite char
acter. Her words have weight and her ex-
ample authority which carry conviction to
the hearts OF those among whom she lives
and moves.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS,

The state and county nd valorem taxes TOR
1850 will become delinquent on the at dnv of
hArch next, at which time the Ollce will be
closed until delinquent lists are ma ie out We
are required by Jaw TO make final settlement
ny July LIST, and the present law requires that
an personal property be exhausted before
lands can be advertised 10 taxes. There ore
IN view of the large amount of work TO be
done, and the short time allotted in which to
perform the same II will be impossible to ex-
tend the time for payment beyond March LIST
An "rsons VINO owe tho state and county tax
fora we year will con quit their int arest 10y
settH ent Of the Hame efOre expiration of
the 4 e, and thereby sayb cost.
respectfully, We ii. PRATIIER
1nX.CclleCt or of Dallas county
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SPECIAL LAW.

NOTICE Is here by given that after thirty
IN days publication hereof, application
VIII be made TO the legislature OF Texas for
the passage of a bllI amending the city char
ter, In substance rs follows:
10 repeal sectiorB2 and of amended
charter, they not complying with law.
10 amend section III OF charter and provide
loI tullding and repairing sidewalks and
furnishing a failure by fine
10 amend section lbs OF charter by chang
ing the manner of selecting board OF apprai Sc
ment ana The number of said board, TO act in
streets, etc.
To amend section 30 so as to crease the poll
tax to he used for school purposes and pro-
vide penalty for non-payment.
To amend sections 81 and 81 so as 10 increase
the jurisdiction of the Mayors court and in.
crease maximum of fine and imprisonment
under charter and give city jurisdiction of
disorderly houses, etc
- JOHN j. Good, Mayor.
DALLAS, January %, lSSl.
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the end that the despised reviler of religion
may not sgain deal out his impious rhetoric
in our city with IMMUNITY, the grant jury
recommends that the city authorities be re-
quested to prevent his public appearance
here in future in the character of arch
blssphemer and reviler of God and religion.
Let him be taught that in Delaware bias.
phemy is a crime, and as such will be pun.
ished by fine and imprisonment"
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Exactly So. Good Idea!


We will give 500 reward for man who
when he undertakes to make reply to an ar,
ticle in the newspapers, has never said or
been known to say, My attention having
been called" etc, 1t is possible thatno pub.
lie man ever reads Il newspaper or, if res-
ding, does not discover his own name the
very first in a million ems of matter? If
there is such fellow, let him be stuffed for
o monument to the man who never told a
lie.
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TO TRADE OR SELL.

One 2nd hand buggy, extra good.
Fopr head OF horses; some very fine,
Five pianos.
Two fine gold watches.
One kiln good, hard br ok.
One case fine English guns.
VIII trade any or all of the above for country
produce mt cash prices.
! have also several tracts OF good land in
this and other counties for sale low.
j. /. REEhES Main Street.
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Daily and sundays, one year, Sl2; six
months, $751; three month";, 81.
Daily, without Sundays, one year, $40; six
months, 50; three months, So 90, less than
three months, VI per month.
The sunday World, one year, So.
The Monday World, containing the Book
Reviews and the college Chronicle" one
year. 81 81.
The Semi Weekly World Tuesdays and
Frldays)-S2a year. To club ageuts-an eX-
ira copy for club OF ten; the daily for club OF
twenty-five.
The Weekly WorldIW Wednesday,, 81 a year.
To club agents-An extra copy for club Of ten
he setnl-weekly for club of twenty; the
daily fer hub OF fifty.
We have no travelling agents.
bp ecimtn number sent free on application
Terms-cash invariably in advance.
Send post-Ofilce money order, bank draft orr
registered letter. Bills at rlsK OF sender.
Address THE WORLD,
35Park Row, New York
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THE WORLD FOR 1881,

The World for 1881 will be the best and choaue
est newspaper published In theEnglish tonpd
on either side oil the Atlantic.
with new presses surprising any ever before
manufactured by Hoe Co., with new and
unequalled typographical aud business faoil-
itlea of all sorts, and with bet er organized
telegrapnio correspondence throughout the
world than that of any other American Jour.
nal, the World Tor 1881 VIII afford It's readers
daily a complete, condensed ana Trustworthy
record OF all current events.
in It's Five minutes With the News of the
Day the World meets and keeps pace with the
increasing demands made by rapid transit,
the Telegraph anu the telephone, on the time
and attention of business men
Its daily cable letters from Londen bring the
Old World to the breakfast tables of the New,
In lis wall street Gossip and Its Items for
Investors, taken together with It's accurate,
candid and absolutely impartial Financial
Article, the World daily presents an unrivaled
picture not only of the true coudltlon of the
multitudinous enterprises In which tho adj
venturous and active people OF lbs country
invest their savtngs, but also of IN iae lluc-
tuating intluences eNerel Upon {, u,s enter.
prses by the speculatiOns ANA spectators of
the Stock exchange.
No man who owns or expects to own AN In
terest In any corporate property can afford to
miss for single day the Information daily
ana exclusively given in the World, not dolly
as to the natural and legitimate courses Of
ailuirs affecting stock va urs, but also ns TO
the plans, schemes and combinations which
are INCREASINGLY making and unmaking In and
out Of Hall s. Get 10 affect those values.
The World contains also every day the
freshest fullest and most instructive notices
of everything and interesting IN the
realms of art, OF literature VI SOCIAL life
1t IL the accredited organ of tho college folk
the union, and the accuracy and ylyacity of
Its sporting columns, covering all the various
forms OF athletic amusement which have must
tlplleu among us of late years, commend 1t to
the rising generation" throughout tina
country.
AS the only metropolitan morning journul
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maintains an unsweryiug fidelity 10 the gre [
enduring principles OF the democratic faith in
politics, the Werld Tor 1881 viii be found,
where for the past five years the Woru has
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The World viii maintain the cause of the
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the cause of good government against corrup.
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For Sale or Rent.

A small farm Of 81 acres of land, GO acres in
cultivation, Dwelling house, barn, cotton
house and corn cribs In good order, and two
good wells on the place, for sale for cash or
on terms Ii not sold in 81 days to be rented
out on liberal conditions. For further infor-
nation apply at the grou ud to Joseph Zim-
norman, proprietor, 3 miles from Dallas,
TN the Miller q Ferry road
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Special Meeting.

A Special meeting OF Iho slockhOlders Of The
Houston & Texas Central R. R. Co.
win be held at the general ofliceot the com.
pany. In the city of Houston ON Monday
March 2lst 1881, for the purpose OF consider,
Ing and taking such action as may be neces-
AIRY to enable said company to issue its bOndH
for the purpose Of paying on and retiring all
former issues Of bonds OF the company and OF
payingall other outstanding indebtedness of
the company and for the further purpose of
improving and betteIing said companies line
OF railroad, and 20 secure the payment of said
bonds by n mortgage upon the property and
franchises Of the company.
A. 3. RICHARDSON Secretary.
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pm YSICIAN

DHYaIClAN 4N1 sUKGEoN-DR. NOR.
i TON. Office, in first national bank build
ing. Residence, San Jacinto street, near
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
FOUND.

EOUND-Money. The owner can have 1t
L. by Identifying same and paying for this
Clinton S Fletcher.
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Krieg's VIII for NnIc.

AT great sacrifice. One IO-horse power engine
complete, with flour much inery, all In good
running order, and dwelling, mill building
ana ground, l5ONl25 feet, all for $1,000; or ma
chinery alone for VI 200 Address
CHRISTIAN KREIg,
Dallas, Texas.
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Gee week In your own town. Terms a
QOO S5 Quilt froe. a H. Hailet &Co
Porllan d Maine.
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PLANTS !!
SEEDS!
Co-paFtneFship.

StT Il, the undersigned, have this day formed
w a partnership, for the purpose OF
conducting general commission and grain
business, under the firm style of Curtis n
Garrett. We pay the highest cash prices for
al kinds Of Grain bones, iron, otc. , and make
&. Z. CURTIS,
A. G. GARRETT, in.
DALLAS, Texas, January 81, 1881.
Thanking my numerous customers fer their
patronage while in the late firm of Curtis n
Robinson, and while alone, l respectfully So
licit continuation oftheir business.
C.P. CURTIS.
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WANrED-A stu liion Of ZONE kind.
w Prefer clerAsnip. If can't get that
Will do any kind of honorable work. Good
references given. Address Il Herald office
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XETANTED--A desk. Any one having
w fair sitting or standing desk can hear
ola purchaser by addressing &. W. IL. this
Office
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
NOTICES.


NJ OTlCk - Advers seinents mas be handed
~ into our business ONCE up to p. N. 4,
and into the composing room M TO n. N.
NOriCE-Stookmen! Wanted bids on 800
~ or OO0 head Of stock cattle delivered
here In April or May. Parties wishing such
cattle win piea,e address, stating price, Wade
A, Parker, Thornton, Texas.
IN >TORE-Cars Early Rose, Peach Blow and
4 Peerless potatoes at Erwin Il Co.'S i03
Elm street, Dallas.
NOIlCE-tarming lands to rent in quantl-
~ ties TO suit either on shares, teams fur
nished or otherwise, as parties may wish APP
ply tot o. Crutchtleld, miles northeast of
Dallas.
NOTICE - Office, office Injuries, counters,
~ etc, for sale cheap. Call at once at
the Dollar store.
NJ Office a bargain can be mad IN 10
~ pounds of bourgeois type, in prime con-
dition, by applying Mt this otlicc.
NOTlIE-Orders TO have your furniture,
~ piano, ETC., moved or packed, left only
nc Jones & Murphy's, will b e promptly at
tended to. Respectfully, IL Il. Kreuter.
NOIlUE. Apply soon or MISS II bargain.
~ a few Extra "A" md "B" grade bug
gies; alRo, two Is of harness. VIII sell to
suit the times. for cash, or VIII trade for i'm
proved property or ecured notes Apply at
Mlburn wagon depot, IN rear of ADAM Il
Lconard's bank, 10 w. j. Britt
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

VA ANTED-To huy one section of good land
w near railroad survey in western Texas.
Must be cheap. Address II, r., this oGlce
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hTOTlCk - Adver. senents mas be handed
~ into our business ONCE up TO p. N ,
and into the composing room M TO n. m.
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TN ,ToRE-Cars Early Rose, Peach Blow and
A Peerless potatoes at Erwin Co.'s i03
Elm street, Dallas
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Detective ]. D. HUNG is in die civ.

Detective J. B. Hume is in the city.
Lord Beaumont passed through the city yester
day.
Senator W. H. Brown, of Single Springs is in
the city.
Captain Chas. Aull, Of Modesto, and connected
with Wells, Fargo & Co., is in the city
A masquerade party is to be held by the young
people of Folsom on Friday evening, at Firemen's
Hall in that town.
Mrs VIM. Hicks, an old resident of this county,
and mother of Mrs. J. F. McCauley, died at her
residence at Hicksvile last Tuesday
These persons from the Bay are visiting the city
W. J. Graves, s. F. Dibbe, 7. ]. Cune, George
Grant, VIM. Sexton, j. NJ. Nixon, j. A. Baillergeon
l.. L. Pease, A. o. Eggleston, R. Hall, A. Weach,
S. Littlefeld, A. Pollack, A. Cutter, L. Sloss, u
Jones, L. More, P. jacobson, G. Allardt, A. Miller
C. ]. Hughston, C. Strader and J. Abbott.
There are visiting in this city people from other
portions of the State as follows A. D. Mason
Grass Valley; P. W Frank, Red Bluff A. T. Hatch,
George w. Appreciate Placer county; J. H. Neff
Colfax Mrs. NJ Garrett, Ed. Murray, R. C. Mont
gomeIy, W. D. Rideout and wife, Marysyille; G. W
scott, Yolo; E. G. Spencer, Iowa Hill; A. c. Halle
ton, Dixon; W. Mock and wife, Woodland J. Per
! rim Grass Valley; S. Ever and wife, Gainesville
G. W. Hincay, Winters ]. B. Mitchell and wife, G
| Whitlock, wife and child, s. Howell, Mrs. S. B
/ Moore, Costumes G. Kerr, Elk Grove; F. Lytle
wife and son, Georgetown; w. Robinson, Florin
/ +. Gillet, Nevada City; r. B. Pierce, Pleasan
Grove +. CroftOn, Walnut Grove; G. W. Holt
| Petaluma W. N. Price, Sacramento county II. P
| Martin and wife, Truckee H. Missing, o. H. White
| Mic, uas I; Miss Mollie Crippen Mrs. May Mcguire
| Miss N. Ames, George Hagil, Placerville.
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