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TnE columns of paper are the
publishers stock in trade, and the
parties who ask to use them for
their special benefit must expect to
pay for the same. Every public
spirited citizen OF a place should
have pride in seeing his town and
surroundings improve; every new
house, every road, every new man
uiacturing establishment erected,
every new business opened, enhanc-
es the value of property in our
midst. Every rejecting mind
knows this to be true, and it should
not be forgotten that the local news
paper adds much to the general
wealth and prosperity of the place,
as well as increases the reputation
of the town abroad. 1t benefits all
who have business in the place; en-
hances the value of property, be-
sides being a desirable public con-
venlence, even il not conducted in
the interests Of the ruling political
power. 1t increases trade, it eau
tons against imposition, it saves
you from loss, 1t warns you of dan
ger, it points out different advanta-
ges, and increases profits. The
local press is the power that moves
the people therefore support it by
advertising in it literally, subscri
bing for it, and paying tor 1t. Dead
heading on a newspaper is the acme
of concentrated meauneSs.-E Tx.
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cut-throats and murdcrers. The
noble, generous and devoted heart
that prompts one to lay down his
life for his friend or just cause,
will hold good IN another, whose
sense OF right and wrong has been
perverted, in an unrighteuus cause.
The proof OF llney's guilt was posi-
tive and conclusive and there
could be no mistake about his beng
accessory to the murder of Broad.
way.
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C5A. sstsIS
EXpiates the Crime Of
Numbering Jolin Broad
way.
Game TO The s.ass.

Yesterday, at u little before three
in the afternoon, Cal. Huoy, con.
vIcted at the November term of our
Circuit Court, of the murder Of old
John Broadway in Criltenden coun-
~, IN November 1873, was execut-
cd IN the Jail yard, several hundred
people witnessing the spectacle.
The general history Of this case
is familiar to most Of our home
reader, and to many of our neigh
bors.
Cal. lIuey, l.. L. Ford, Hiram
Jcflreys and John Potter were ar.
rested on the Tennessee shore OPP
posltc where Broadway was killed,
on the morning after the murder.
Ford was hanged in Crittcnden
county last Summer, having been
convicted on circumstantial EVIL
dence and the testimony Of Potter,
who turned states evidence. Short
ly after the trial, Jeitreys, who had
confessed the crime, and implicated
Huey, escaped from Marion Jail,
and on the same night Potter dis
appeared. Iluey came to this coun-
ty by change of venue, and was con-
victed on evidence similar to that
which convicted Ford, together
with proof positive OF his, Huey's,
confession. HIS counsel took his
case to the Supreme court, but the
verdict was affirmed, and the death
penalty executed as above stated.
Ilucy protested to the last that he
was innocent Of Broadway's blood,
or any participation in the murder
He caused n long written statement
of his to be read on the scaffold, in
which he bitterly denounced Judge,
Counsel, Jury and Officers general
ly, who in any way contribu' ed to
his conviction, excepting Sheriff
Hasklns, who, lie said had been
uniformly good and kind TO him.
He was neatly clad IN a new suit
of clothes, neat white shirt and
black scarf, and sat composedly
smoking IL cigar on the scatfold un-
I'll his time was almost up. He then
spoke in 4 rambling sort of way,
asserting hIs innocence, and refer
ring TO many trivial incidents in hio
former life to show that he had
been good citizen and made an
honest living, &c, He was afflicted
with rheumatism and unable 10
stand on the scatfold, and so sat on
a chair, wrapped in warm blankets.
The only unusual occurrence was
that Iiuey proposed to drink toast
to Mr.. Iaskins, and NV. Haskins
to drink with him, toddy
was handed him, which he held up,
saying, Mr.. Haskins, here's luck,
and hoping you may live prosper
ously." Haskins then took the
glass, poured out a small quantity
Of whlskey from the bottle, and re-
sponded, d" Huey, my good wishes,
and hope you will go TO heaven"
After saying this he drank to Huey.
There were religious services
held on the scafiold, in which Huey
seemed TO heartily acquiessc, but
in which he took no deep apparent
interest.
The trap was perfect success,
the rope exactly adjusted, and when
the trigger was sprung, the chair
on which he sat quilt and all shot
down nearly SIX feet, and the
breaking of Huey's neck was dis
tinctly heard ali around. In six.
teen minutes he was dead, and at
eighteen cut down. lie scarcely
moved otter the drop,
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kH0g0.

This Oil is extracted nsui peculiar epecies oi
small white SHARK. caugnt la the yellow sea,
known ~ Carchgrudun kuudcltiii Every
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dnlst Priest about tlie year lil0 its cures were
80 numer, .us and many 30 seemingly miraculous
that the remedy Nas officially Proclaimed over
the INT re empire Its use became 80 univtrsal
that TO ove so years no dChfuUss has existed
among the Chinese piopic, sent, charges pre-
paid to any address at ) per b tue.
only Imported by HAlLOCk q co Sole
a geat for America, Day ST.. New York
IT. virtues are unqu' stionnble and its curative
character ah=eute. as the writer can personally
testify both ON experience and observation.
Among the many readers 81 the Review in one
part aud ano her Of the country, 1t Is probable
thatnumbeis are afflicted with deninefs, and To
such Il msybe said Nv rite at once to Hay
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will enable yoa To hear like anybody else, and
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70 k Mercantile Review. Sep: .5 1850.
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NlCK's FLORAL GuIDE.-Of the
many Guides and seed and Plant
Catalogue sent cut by our Seeds,
men and Nurserymen, and that are
doing so much to inform the people
and bcautiiy and enrich our coun
try, mono are SO beautiful, none so
instructive as NIck's Floral Guide.
Its paper is the choiscst, ITS illustra-
tons handsome, and given by the
hundred, while its coIored Plate is
Il gem. This work, although cost
ing but 10 cents, is handsome en-
ough for a Gilt Book, or place on
the parlar table. Published by
James Wick, Rocheatcr, n. Y.
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We presume the Legislature of
Arkansas met IN session last Mon.
day, but so far as authentic inform
alton on the subject is concerned,
We are not qualified to make the
assertion.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF MI
sISsIPPI--IN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
COURT, AT oSCEOLA
ALEX GooDRIcH' Plaintiff,
W II WILLIAMSON. defendant.
The Defendant, W. Il. Williamson, is warned
10 appear IN this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the tluintia, A. Good
rich JAMES LlsTON, j p.
This Dec 18th 1880.
Blackwood a MCNcGh, Ati'ys for pl'tf
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Colorcd + over Plate and COO Illustrations, with
Descriptions of the best Flowers and Vegetables
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YICK'S SEEDS are the best In the world. The
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way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

All OF Orr's buggles ami carriages have
Servants patent wheels--l l-8 inch axles.
Orr's Concord si1e-spring buggies ar
hung on equaliaers and hsve steel bows. stee
ties and Ssrvan wheels.
Buy your buggies st w. W. Orr successor
to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells ail styles of Concord side-sprine
buggies. Send for hia illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Go and see 0rrs bugges and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send for prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
he world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phatons
aud spring wagons,
fyou want to buy family carriage send
for Orr's catalogue and price list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

The country suffers the loss of millions of
dollars annually by the ravBges of rats, when.
by keeping one ferret, farmers dould rout
the last one of the posts from their premises.
Ferrets are similar to the weasel in habits
and size, but they hayo been domestcated
and used for expeling rats in Eugaod for
centuries. Mine are white, very small in
size, and so tame that can call them to me
and handle them as please. If nursery.
men are bothered with rabbits lurking about,
gnawing their trees, with ferret they con
catch the last one. No matter where they
borrow, the little fellows will start them in
no time. If | can find where a rabbit has
takea to hole in the ground, place sack
over tho hole, let in the ferret, and, in less
time than i takes to tell 1t, the rabbit
is In the sack.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
The Spring Term

of the Dallas Female college will COM
mence February 7th, 1881, and continue fer
five holastic months. The course of in
struetion is varied anu comprehensive, in
GLIDING all the branches taught in schools of
higher grades for females. Over one hun
dred and fifty students have been enrolled
during the present term, and the number in.
creases every month.
A limited number Of bosrders csn be 10.
ceived vt the college,
For further information address the presi-
dent. Rev. MARSHALL MCILHANEY,
Dsllss, Texas.
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washington LETTER.

The Female Fighters Make Raid ON
the United states seHHte-A Bril-
nsnt W sddiNS-Ehe SoIOns Run
All Night 'Abscnpees PLEAD
Excuses Contested seats
Death er GoVeRMsr
Pytchlyn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

| am now prepared to contract for the de-
livery of northern lake ice for the coming
season, either in the city or surrounding
towns. / am just in receipt of cousign-
ment from the north, vhich, for purity and
quality, has never been oxceled. Call OF
address w. I. JARRETT,
Dallas, Texas.
Oysters, dsh and game Of all kinds sweet
and fresh alwsys on hsnd.
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PNYNICINN.

DHYsICfAN ANO SURGEON--DR. NOR
i TON. Office, in first national bank build
ing. Residence, san JaclDto etreet, near
Leonnrd
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NnR nENr.

E'UH RFhT-p Dwelling with six rooms good
L Wuieg or Tor sale. For terms enquire
at 40 Polk Ftr2ei, bsiWesH Market am Aus
I'm, ON uInml.-n.
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NOR SALE / have five good and well
i improved farms, and dne im proved wills
Point property, such 80 the O'Neal House,
City Hotel, etc, etc which vii sell reason
ably or exchange for cattle JnO. a. O'Neal,
Willis Point Texas
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y1OE SAiE-SiXtceu business lots on Fin
X street Gall at once ut 735 Elm street, on
Park Bfos,
NOR SAhIi-Onc Thorough tired HamiltOu-
4 ian staillon 7years old, l8% hands high;
imported from Kentucky last October. Ad.
dress Rich Bros, Corsicana, Texas.
DIOR sALE-At this office, Is pounds Of b0ur-
L geos type, in good condition. offered az
n bargain
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IGOR BALE A rare chance Will sell at
l. bottom prices, for cash or trade forimproved
property or secured nOtas, forty sulkv plows
by beat manufacturers and Of the best make.
Apply at Milburn wagon depot, ON Austin
street, In rear Of Adams s. LeOnurd's bauk, TO
w }. Britt
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4 I'M STATE OF TEXAS,
Il To the therlN or any constable of Dallas
county. greetng;-You are hereby COM
mandcd TO summon Mary Billiard and W. W
Bullard, whose residences are unknown, and
their heirs, whose names and residences are
unknown, by making publication of this oita-
tlon in some newspaper published IN the
county of Dallas for four successive weeks
prlorto the return day thereof, TO appear be-
fore the commissioners of condemnation an
pointed by the Honorable II. 70 Burke, county
judge at chambers at the court house, IN the
city Of Dallas, on the nth day of February
next then and there to answer the petition OF
the Texas Trunk latlroad company, filed in
the county court OF Raid county On the 18th
day OF January, y. ID. 1881 suit numbered
1896, said petition praying for the appoint.
nent of special commissioners, as provided
by statute, and for the condemnation, for the
purpose OF constructing, establishing and
maintaining its railroad, of q strip Of land 400
feet long and 200 feet wde running across
the follOwin described tract OF land, TO wilt,
The parcel of land containing 100 acres, lying
Il miles g. II. 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 the9th day OF January,
1850, by VIM. ruboerville to Mary and W. W.
Buliard.
Hereof fail not, but of this writ make duo
return, showing how you have executed the
seine
Witness my hand and the seal of aid court,
at office of the city OF Dallas, this the 18th day
of January, A. ID. 1881.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk
By w III. TuACKFR. Deputv
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EOB RENl--A two story house with seven
i rooms, three blocks rom business cet-
ire; cistern Gnd hydrant water. Apply to
Frank Wheat, ~ Main street
gNOs EENC-lnp Bennett hide RUu-e, In rear
r. Of John Pntts' grocery store, ip front Of
PuCinc depot. S table for - produce s'otpi
will hold !, 900 BUSHELS of corn. Far pxrtlcu-
lara, inquire OF John Browning, 1857 Elm st
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III or-Ar-IGJEs
no
Tax-P Payers,
Office OF Assessor AND CoLLEoToni
Dallas, Texas, Dec. lG, 1850.

All persons owning or having in their poses-
sion as agent of another any personal property
or cal estate subject TO municipal taxation,
are required 90 render the same at this Office
between the frat d0y OF January and the first
day of February, 1851. All parties owning
snch property or having 1t under control,
shall render list of the same, together with
Its cash value; and who shall be required to
make alidavjt 70 the truth and correctness OF
the same. Any one faillrg 10 render said
properly as above ehan be liable to fine not
exceeding
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WANTED TO buy TWO thousand yearlngs
w and two year.old cattle. Highest cash
plrce paid for same Jno. 4. O'Neal, wills
Point.
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DR. s, EAGAW.

Having permanently located in Dallas re-
spec ttully ioners his professional services to
the community.
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FIFTY DOLLARS and COSTS.

All merchants In the city are required within
the same time TO furnish to the Assessor and
Collector, nc his office, n statement, verified
by affidavit, of such amount of all goods,
merchandise md wares owned, or kept on
hand for sale by such merchsnI on the first
day OF January. Any merchant failing 10
comply with this recruitment shall be liable
as above provided.
j @. BoGEL,
Asseasor and Collector.
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NHTANrED- New Orleans & Pr p"
w railway 900 teams, 800 men, * It
ster5 Teams, So 30 pBr day, men 81 *
day, teamsters S25 ger mouth and hos
Carney ~ Hart, contractors, Shreveport, Id
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

XNANTED-At city Laundry girl not un-
w der Is years, FOR the ironing depart
ment, TO learn the business Steady work for
years. Call sc I06 Commerce street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

NATAHTED-ln u prlYaJe family board Tor
w n lady and three children. Furnished
room preferred. References given and re-
Qu1red. Apply TO A. care Herald office.
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MAJ ANrED - White woman; also girl be-
~ tween y and II years old, to do gem
eral house work. German preferred. Apply
Streets
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Office: 7I3 Main Street.
2aalhpnne Grand. Winhsnr hntal

INopiNNilNot piNAu- " AANSoI AutcAs
I AME AND SICK EoRsES pronounced In
Al cnrahle, cured free Of cost, Giles Linat
ment lodide Ammonia.
Speylns, splints, rlngbones, bunchs, thor
ough pins, sprung knees, cured without blom-
ish.
strains, shoulder lameuoss, navicular dis
ease, shoe-b0ils, cure guaranteed. Send for
pamphlet containing fall Information To
DIR. w. NJ. GILES, 100 West Broadway,
New York,
Use only for horses the llnlment in yellow
wrappers. Trial size % cents.
Thompson, SchOtt u Co., Agents
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nlnrRLL.Annnra wANre.

V6yANTED - situation as clerk either
w In dry goods hnusr or grocery house
Have had eEpepiencs In both. Addres NJ, @.
y, g}i Main atFeet
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NAJAN FED 80 A hr-tc cook (apd tlat
w kind only at .c0i Jackson street, rear
OF Gplacopal ehnrnh. Mhlle womhn rraInrreA.
, 1881-03-06
PERSONALS.

Bishop McLaren and family are in New
Orleans.
Prof. Williams has resigned his chair Ii
Williams to accept one in Princeton.
The Rev. Il. L. Fox, of Burlington. n. J.,
terian Church in Detroit.
It is probable that the Rev. DR.. S1icer, of
Brooklyn, will be called to fill the pastorat8
vacated BY the death of Dr.. Chaplin.
The Rev. John S. Inslzip, the well-Snown
Methodist evangelist, has arrived in India,
and will speedily begin his missionary labors.
Arthur Edwards, D. D., and Augustus c.
George, ID. D., and y. Horton, OF this city,
| 1nenieal Methodist Conference in London
| next September.
| The Rev. John Ross of the Scottish United
Presbyterian Mission in ManchurIo. China.
has completed the translation Of the New
| Test2ment into the C0rean, and already four
tised.
The Rev. J. N. Lang, Of Glasgow, Scot
land, titus writes Of this city: "It is APP
parently one OF the most goddess OF PLACES
! abandoned to the love OF the world and the
| things that are in the world yet I am as
| sured that there is III it the heart OF u most
| earnest and vigorous Christianity"
Mr.. and Mrs. MCDOWELL and Miss Elizabeth
Small, of .Newburyport, Mass, and Miss
I Mary 4. LoyelaId, of Norwich, VT, left
Boston Jan. 81 for the Hawaiian Islands;
! Mr.. Woodwell goes to kau to take charge Of
work among the laborcrs on the susar;pan-
tations. and Misses Loyelaud and Small take
charge of 4 b0arding-schoo1 ut kohala-
The Rev. Reuben Jeffery, d. D., has made
I: great success Ut his work in Denver. The
CONGREGATIONS Of the Baptist church Of
, 1881-03-06

found anywhere in the Bible. Some texts
however need attention.
Matt. XIV, last verse: .These to
everlasting ':I punishment, but the righteous
Here punishment is shown to be lust as
ishment is destruction; which is complete,
entire, final, and without remedy.
If it be objected that destruction is not
punishment answer that the Bible says it
ing destruction from the presence OF the
II It be objected again that destruction cam
not Be properly called - eMyerlastlnS, M answer
the Bible calls it So: @ 1They shall be- pun
Mark, ix, II: . Unquenchable fire." This
means fire which cannot be put out till it
does its worldwide Isaiah, xxxiy., 10; Jer.,
xvii. 81; Eek, xx., Al; Key:, xiv, 10.
''Smoke goingAp forever" This refers TO
some punishment upon the Beast before me
Rev., Xxx. ID: @Tormented for ever and
ever" This is the Devil, not mel:.
Revelation, Ky, L, and following verses,
portrays Judgment. All who are not ad-
mitted to life are burnt up, ended, de-
universe God becomes all in all.
If it be objected that the soul ca:lnot be de-
stroyed. / answer: 'Fear him which can
destroy both soul and body III hell.
This is a very brief and very ooid state
mcnt, bnt to dlisent student Of the Bible,
who compares text with text, it will show
that from the day that death was threatened
to the SHINING Adam the. Bible IS uniform, in
presenting the truth. John, ILL, Sc: - lie
that beieveth on the Law hath everlasting:
lite and I;1 le that belleveth not the Law shall
think that the notion Of the necessary i'm.
mortality Of souls came into the Church
from Iaganlsm through Neo-Platonlsm IN
the third century.