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THE DALL.AW HEKIJJ, SATURDAY iu.NlJS.. JANUARl
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MIStiKLI.AM.OlH TFI.UfclHAPH.
Telegraph Muddle.
New York, Jan. 27. The argument in tho
suit of Hufui Hatch va. ' telegraph compan
ill. to prevent Uieir consolidation, was contin
ued this TiiinK by h JucIrh Dillon for tho
individual stockholders of tbo American
Union company, and -Nr. Lowery, in
bubalf of lbs 'Western Union oonipmr.
Tho former uryt-d Hint Hatch ownod only one
hundred shares of steel;, and be bad, on the
strength of those o:.u hundred shares,
arraytd himself eain.-t other ilw'lih i:!cre
holdme, slock to tin amount of $17,000,00i) ;
that too present propped c.)iii..lidalsuii
did not invade any of Mr. Hatch's lights;
that the latter undo no spocifluuliops ol
friind: Hint hi hiiriMilt' had been
in favor of eonloliilal'Oii provi lad bo
could b taken i.i, aad ilualiy thul
tho stockholders of tin) American .Union
conmauv has as much riht to consolidate
aa h merchant on llrortdwuv h3 to Bell
his ceods. Mr. Lowry road
the alhdavit of John Van Homo, vk--pri'sidmit
of tha Western Union company,
gulinii Mio consolidation would not work to
the disadvantage of tho public,
and would allord an increase of tclc
Krnpliie facilities. Mr. Lowery Ibui suid
Mr. Ilnlch'ii bill f complaint was not the
slocklitjldora' bill but iramtilurs' mil. n
bad mado waium tmd would lose unless tho
court came to liis r-li-f . Ari;u;nonl will
close to-morrow by ix-Jadei Fullorton.
nvcriuir Foster.
Washinuton, Jan. 2S. Governor Foster is
in tho oi'y. Uo came nt t'lo samo timo with
8 grni't irdux of O.'i.' i :'ii, who i.ro chiefly
country editors, but his comiiij: hid bothi;.;;
t do with tlm visit of th'i )iw.'p:iiir ih le
gation. II.i cine mi Inio'i c.j, i.nd that bus
iness is wil.li Senator lliii.o. It is nouou-i
that thii ;,oKT'iur, in -pit-.) of' nil t'ot In..
been iMill, f liII l.i'j.fo f'ir a nbii.rt position
This, ills ll -gi'd, Gerund Garilold knows is
morn than thi public is prcpar .1 f ir, ami bo
h is seal boater en bom to cumuli with Sir
illaiiio, iikut i1, truitiiitr tiu.t tho Miio
senator will t-i 1 ii Lint out o1' it, and undo'
thinj look bright ciinucli for I pIu'b
future without a cabinet place. This
tiinu it is understood that Oartleld said,
"Charley, po to Wsshitiejion and see ll'iiino.
Ilo will advio you what is bes'.. Ho is in a
position where wo Wh can coincide with
what be will say. Thou you know ihiro is
I'ondliton'a place In thu senate, in two years
that will bu open for competition, and we'll
run you for governor airsin next year, eo
that if Blaino thinks it would hardly do to
put an Uhio man In tho cabinet, you have a
bright piv.spoct at any rnlo." Foster went
straight to Ulaino's house, and they have
boon closnlnd ninw. it U coiu'dcn d that
thiavieit ir.dtcntM At I'liy rut i t!o.t tho re
port that lilainnis to go into tho cubiiut w
truo.
t HBllHll Politic.
L.j i dou, Jan. 27. Thu libiTiil iiicinburs of
tho houii ofeoiumons bnvn thm'4 an ad
dress to iUV. OludElono pi:iyi,! that ho will
lonvo tlii) ,hou-u in thu ornnini; and not par
ticipate in dila'ory debate.
Tho Catholic ilertry assembled at llay
noth, county Kildaic, iivlai d, ui icr tec
presiilcney of Ar.hlu.-hep .McUi.be, ol Dub
lin, passed a n lolution diclariii); that an nn
lucoi.tte and thoroiic;h reform ot tho land
laws hold bo niadu that jviftica and riht
should bo certain td all.
The I'Nliry I'mniU.
Hiilifax, Jan. 2S.- Trofetsor llin I has
written ft:, other letter which is publifhtd, to
tho govirnor-fjemirnl ef Canada, lei cialing
hn charms of fraud cn tlia purt if the
Canadian pUlcials iiucotuiec'.ion with iho in
ternational commission of Ualil'at, which
mttlod tint fljhiiii; (liipute b.itiveun tho United
Slates and Great Uritiiu, and prefentinc;
apouillcations in thu shapu of lalso and fraud
ulent atatenio' ts which ho alleges were
prostmteJ io tho arbitrators and uud to tlio
disadvantage of tho United Klalci.
Who Is 1 lUunie'.'
CbicaRO, Jan. 28. It is atatcd that tho
responsibility for the collinUm betw.-en two
freight trains on tho Ft. Wayno toad Satur
day last, near South Chicago, in which
BrnkemitH Gojrj;o liutta was kitloJ, bus been
plaued with the tobuniph oporator at South
Chicago. Ho c,avo the conduetor what is
knowu as a "clearance. oiUr" when ho liad
contraiy orders from tho train dispatcher
lyint on hia table. Tho operator has
loft town, and his whereabouts aro un
known. A l Wln1lll.11; Hoctiillat.
Boston, Mass., Jan. 28. It has trarapired
that tlio man arrcsti da Alexander lloJnnaw
on a charge of using tho United States
mail for awiudling purpesea in advertising
himself all over tho world as tho "Itodanaw
Watch Co." ia none other than Dr. F.d
ward Nathan Ganz, a noted socialist. Ganz
ia tho man who was to mr.ot Uartman, tho
horoof tho Kussisn winter pahico oxploaion,
on his arrival in this country, and la behoved
to be woll up in the aocreta of Continental
insurrections.
A l.uckj- Lot.
Kow Haven, Conn., Jan. 28. Uoinrich
Vov Baron baa arrivod horo from Rotter
dam and bring9 inlollieeoco that hia half
brother, KoeMTVon Baron, a rosidont of this
City, baa fallon huir to a fortune in ll.illand
estimato l botwoon $;)5,000,000 and $10,000,
000, besides mal estate and personal prop
erty. Tbo legacy Includes two ship yards
and a fleet ol soveniy vouscla.
A Trlepliono f'oiilpiiiiy.
SprinKgeld, III., Jan. 28.-Tho aocrolary
01 ataie una issuod a license t org'iizo
me atercnania' tolophone compauv of
Chicago with a capital of one million dol-
vIvYt. 10 rorporalora are Edaon Keith,
William S. Crosby and Charlea J). Hill.
Tha company propose to construct line
between Chicago and peinu within tbo
United Slatea.
Prohibiting tke laapn rtallan af Din.
naad (nttle.
Londrn, Jan. 27. 1 the hauae af eoa
mona to-day Mr. Chaplain, caaicrvative
Member for Lincalnshire, gave netice that he
would mavo on tho 22d of February to pro.
hibit the inporUtion of ealllo from counlrifa
where disease ia knowa to exist. Their
elaughter on laading baa proved insufficient.
A Boy Forger.
Cincinnati, Jan. 28.-A remarkable rase
of forgery came to light here, the culp i'.
being a boy oloven yciira old. Ilia father ia
the victim to the extent of throo hundred
dolli.rs.
FUrliln'a lIomiBxA.
Jacksonville, Fla, Jnn. 27. A conlract
has JubI been agreed on betwoen the author
I'Joa of Florida 8Dd J. Correjoll, of1 Jackson-
villo, and A. B. Liniorman, representing
capi'.alUta of rbiladolphia and th P-cific
c.mit, to drain loku Ok(;cbcbea in the lotith
of Florida. If carried out, this will rcliiu
la.OOO.OCO acres of tho bit suuar land in
tho world. Tha territory recluiiiiHl will
iiioluda the colebralcl rvei'ulados 'Hid ho in
trtcut twia'i as lro th' statu of New
Jer.-:if. This i. the Urgent cmt-.ict on
record, v.i when comrilot.. d Flf.ridn enn
proaueo nioro iu;;ar lli.'in tho Cniud (-tides
now coiisumos.
Body SiiiKcliillg .
CinciniiHti, ()., J.ir.u iry 2 j. An national
pinee of ;liou!i.-h news cones to lis I'rjir.
Wa'birgton. It i-'ioni" that Jainei lin n'ors,
a well-known firne'r, died f'.unuay and the
body was be'1115 w-uci'eJ uotil t e; tune for
tho funeral. U;i iSundcy rim'it t.vo i,v:iih.
uien who watch-d hc ird a noio i:. the unjoin
iau room by tliacollineid corpaii, Uou.k out
to the door they disiuvcrul tha window open
and three uie.n.alteniptiiu; 1.0 Inko the ecllin
out, which lent they lua h.'.lf ccoinpti.-ked
when discovi'ro.l. Tho men then jumped
into a wnyon and etc iptd.
(lotiun KIIHn l-iii'iicd.
Worcester, M.:.i., Jan. 23. Tho fiui'-y
cotton mills of K. Kishor & Soli, at Fk-her-ville,
Onifton county, wero burned hist
nij;hl. Jjos?, !jil2o,00l); insurance, $lii,O0O.
I itl i,l Injuries.
Meiv Tiirk, Jan. 28. A to u;;inpri repairer
niinied John Fa. ley received f ital iejuries
jesterdny by f-ulic from the roof of a
building on Wo I 1 wcniy F1I1U ilrKi.-t.
' ,Yiiotlf.;f 'Joinlens ieltv red Iiy (lc
MUvi-iiii! our! , A Atitim-y I :-ih a.
(I'r. ,:ovd li- liu- Jl.-mhl l,y l.dward .1. Ilain
1. of Ci.lu .-ton.)
A. N tin v . Willi ,111 Hou 1 ; np;val fom
IliuiK county. Aeji ilvo, i,:.:-h-y... .'! 1.;:
to euti-i "le t !':!' Iomi 11 l,u;i ''ic:;. t.i e;..
f;.-i;cd Tivntenu to lirin-h the omi-ri.ti and
do lhu iccn-'rv iifiHiftiv I'lc. Trc: l'e.
iilploy.d lloU-0 . tittill W,ei:! ,-;k'v;i .i:ii(
1 line!; to a-. d which were u. ' 1 in tbo hi.iiu
iiifj. Appolleo tToii'.li'. tint !r won; and
libor for $27 75 in tho district oom-t, claim
ing personal judguvnt ni;ain t ,.11 pm-Li a 1111J
foreelojiiro of mechanic.' lien, otc. Held:
It has been fully settled by former ikciiions
of this court that there is no warrant or
foundation lor;'t!ds lodgment against ttitul
lee, eiilierpcrioiinilTor for
foreclosure of meciomic's lien." JSotic.i of
such cliiini should have been given ap)iclliiut
of such wolk beiore ho i.ettld viLli tlio
original contractor, tioit ho niiht have n
tnined nis claim from tlio amount to ho paid
(51 Tel., lillt; idem, -ID1, id. 111, iS i; i2 Tel.,
ti-l). llerer od mid roiiiuudod. .Mooro, C. J.
Murv V. Urto vs. 11. A. -da, dole: 1 ;.peai
from Hinis coiiniy. Thu trual U.n.d tindct
ideii.tioii was nude Mibr eiiuei.lU in l!.e
vdoptioii ol the constitution ot lS7d. The
h "in t lU'ci nl too vei.hcl was to llnd tiial i.t
ll 11 d,.t 1 i t' llw I' ll 1 deio bloc!,- 4-1 w ): t
purl ol tlio hoiii!-!.V:ud of Susan Uuo. Tl.:.
;givun hv tile court Viran-.lly iin-.trucii-d
ll.ejiuy as a ipnviion of law ib.-it block -H
wilt 1. ol p ul ol the hi p.ics! i:i'.l unli., H war
a n u-e.-icy a jii' el. t.u reU) tor Us lull en
joyment, uliUoiigli it mij;lil have been a coo-
yeiili'iice lor tliul purp.ini. ileld, '1 Iml Hie
charge given was culcul ited lo nilsn a.i tlio
jury by withdrawing tun ipicuon ol laet
trom Uieir con; Idf. -ration and wits theicforo
orror. lleversnl mid remanded, homier.
associate justice.
V. r. Muwart vs. J no. Kemp, ct ul; Kea ,p
and others c ii'iiniiig to be tho wuers ut tito
Jaeoues headiiithl tea;rue, broiiirin. ilus aiut
Uecemher 1-t, IHf 1, to recover 1 ,7C0 acre f
said league- Irom appellii-1 audio c. eel a
tax deed iiomIo to appellant by l!i. by,
sherill and colleeter of laws. Deli', dnnl
answered, den' ii'g tloit ho was or hao been
In posse, isi. 01 ot the bind, mid Haiti; g tint
before any citation was strved on hnu, and
without any knowledge of tha institution of
this suit, he bud cold and conveyed the hied
lo Minnie J. Stewart, who was a reeessarv
party, asking that ho bo cited to ib-tcnd.
Ho also alleged payment of luxes, etc,, b r
ten year prior to tin) suit. Tho court de
clined lo order Miimio J. St.'wnrt to bo i.eid(,
a parly overrules the exception to the petit,
tion, and on the trial excluded Ilia defend.
aid's deed, and the county court condemin.'
the land lo bj sold, also his uviJcncu thai he
had p-iiit taxes on tho ho.d-iiu'e 18(17. Held,
That tlio court did not err in disregarding
theaiihW 'r ol di fendict s iug.-tiott.Mlil he
had s:dd the land to Jlinnio J. Stewart, alio,
thsl thu cotiit did not n-r in excludii,,' t,u'
evidence of tax deod-, etc. ApMiUntub
mitled tho liropositiou that ho Im l a ri-lit to
have refunded to him tlto purchas.i mont.T,
taxes and intorvst, though tut 'had 110 dne'd.
The pluutilfa title wai csliiblished by the
atiiMis introdtued, and lucre
neinyr no nt ii.p i
evidence bafoM the jury, tin co;.r. dUnot,
err in ir.atruciiinr itiiuto in. r.ir 1, ... 1 if 1
ii,w. i?...,.i it Te.. a ,n 1 11 . ; 1 . .'
Keed vs.Kecd 11 Tex. Allirmed. Gould, A.J
Njiioimls or Opiiiloim of Court of
AiieuiH.
Pii'imied fur the lleinld hy Kdwavd .1, tlnni.
ner, ol'Ualvtston.
0. W. Klaidnn, vs. C. T. Keynolda &
Co., from Washington counu; judge,
ment by default was rendered in the
court bolow against C. W. K aoden on
garnishee. Tho ground upon which a re
versal of th" judgment ia souxbt is, that the
return of tbo sheritl' on tho writ does not
abow that the sheriff d,-livered a truo copy
thor. of to tho "defendant in person." The
ndtirii, as tbown by tho N'oord, is as followr:
"Como to hand on tho 4'.h dav of Auguf.,
A. !., 1877, and executed on tee bhuic day
by delivering to tho within named C. V.
Klaedon a true copy of this writ." Hel l
that the objection is not well taken. 4SJ
Tex. hot!.
Marx Kempner . John Carlisle from
Waihington county. This whs a caao of
the trial of right of property before a jua'.iie
of the peace, where the property in
controversy appeared to ba of moro
thin $2o0. Tho appellor was the
claimant i judgment was rendered in hi
iavor aaa ttie appellants appealed to the
county court. The annelloe iilcaded t
jurisdiction and lllcd a motion to dismife on
mat ground and also to dismiss tho appenl,
which waa Bustained and judgment Ibml
made ait'iinit Slarx A Kemnner anj their
auret!ea on their appeal bond. Tho ciurt
aaye: An appeal cannot confer upon tha ap
pellato court a jurisdiction which tho court
a quo did not possess 3 Toxhb, 167. it wa
not error to diamlas tho appeal.
Jamea E. Iiarkeley vs. Hubort Scot!. Ap
pellant waa aheritl. Unviejr levied i.
tachnmnt on coods in a suit brought in whi. i
appellee waa plaintiff, he allowod tho d 'fern,
ant in attachment to replevy. Def, ud u
gave a replevy Dona, which waa nu.l ai
void, having been signed by only ono surel.
which waa accepted bv tho ahcriir. Tl
goods waro then Bold and eonv -yed aw&v b
defordant in atlaohment. Apprllee 'sc.. ,
B-i-keley, the sheritl, for the amount of I -i
claim ugaiest defendant in nttechmeiit, J u , ...
ment roudoted against sheriff. Hell, J.',
shoiiffwaa not 'iabln In damagea beyond the
'mount of Ilia 'judgment aril not to exceed
the valuo of tho property let ied upon. We
cannot av, but it w ia proved on tho trial,
that tho value of tho property levied upon
was equal to or exceeded tho amount of the
Judgment. Affirmed. Winkler, J.
Cmijne 1'nprm.
Ht lrfuis V t Iiemorrai
Tho trial of a young iady'a damacf luit
aijinit theownorof a vicious dog, is progress
ingto-caj bflfurfl Judfl Thayer, ana a jury
in circuit court No. 5. Surah Taner tostiQed
that she v.ws walkiry ilong one of the subur.
ban thotoiii.h'iu'O-i'when a lure and powerful
doi owed by D.it'kI Jtalonoy, attacked her,
thru her down with it3 paws, tore ber hair,
destroyed her clothinir, scratched and bruised
1:( r in various parti of the body and held i:r
dov.'ii 111 the (utt,r;u!itil asi-tnco was lor'.h-C'-niinfr
1 1 y iduti d that the was very
inn. h frc'.itonn I ii'id eriouly hurl. Her
nerves were jliaken and her heiiily ii-jin ies
in ciwits'cu medical tre-ii.nienl. bh il:s
lor J10.0U0 d'li'i'iiV-s on the Kror.nd tl.ut the
lo; shoo'd ;..it have beun periuitlid to io
about at hir.;'! by rea-on of iti dvu;.-rous
J:apoHlion.
Colonel McClura writes from Na.-livill
that tha widow or l'rosid etit l'olk is so b-
lovcd nod reaaficted, that, by common con
lent of all parties, tha interest onharlittlt
fortune 111 lenrmmo state bonds, all oho has.
Is exempted fram repudiation.
.. . . A
Liltie neck clnm-t and clam c.howdi r,
Joseph Menczor's.
Diiuiioiid?. watches and solid i;old j-mel
at tlio new jewelry store, St. George in -i
building.
New York cruatn clieoif, ..nica and 0..,.
saponin! other imported cbeese, nt Joseph
ee:er's.
CodlhUnn l inaeknrel, snlmoii ae.,i luilibut,
of line (U,ilit',i at J use 1 1 ii ili-ncai't'a.
l'reenv
fimeej n'.il j iel.le.j, 01 l.ie
11 IK--t hr,
.t J0.J. 0,1 ,
Civviar, !
O'lmiod v"'dj,
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ii'iv, irniior
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V Sluek,
g.) hotel
111. 11'" amy jew
ii'.hioi.i:.
.v'i-i'.il"iiberg'3 iir.e brand
li'ieit ci .;-ii;'lo . and
)f ci!;!tr,- null the
JJ L .'bl);-xcos i.f
1 ivntviin .'ty, et ,.l.'iseih Mni.i'Ker's.
(lobe Mills fir spices mid dni'.y
ron.i'e.l collecs, of tlm linesl li-wor and
tv. ht Joseph Meme.er's.
fresh
'1'inl-
li. K. Curtis, iewoii-r, St. George hotel
building, .Main street. Watches and jewelry
carefully n paired.
Vou will Ibid anything good and nice in tho
eating lino at low prices at Joseph .Moi.c-'."i-'s
-Timothy x: lli.
Do-'l purcha-e your clothing before exam
liii.g the prices nl A. & K .Milloi.tbul's.
XiiiilioiHt Ite.sforil.
A victim ot early imprudence,, eiiUfing
nervous debility, prenialuio decay, etc., hav
i.e.., irii A in vain every known remedy, has liis
c 'vi t;:-.1 a aimplo meaii'1 of s. M'-cire, which he
will Pi i-.il lie 0 to his fellow niiiiTura. Ad-li-".-'sJ.n.
li'iivs, !! l.".iRlh;',iy at rout, No,'
York.
tCooh i-lnllnf
The Jlpa.ti.o srrM Ji 11 I' -isiiiii (irricr
Via-- .01 I ,'iieif ;l eo ipd-le i..h;ii e-1' m-w i ",
li ;r ha-i d i f-l -i ;i- lit-- t-xnetn i, 11 1, 1 li .,!,
w ir't. 'ill,,. Uiiis li 1,11 ,,r pann'hli u li
m . 1 11 i 1 1 " 1 1 1 net I iil (-.-.lint me 't'auAi.n
.lutt f.'t . le ne.J 6.- si.i ei nii.s md Hi c.e I .l'u
pile..,. All woi k c.-.i:n oil. . d.
victim ot early imprudence,.
T1
M'iSfATK (iK HA 1 , l.u-,l. ,.r li;,l.
lua: Win reus. 1111 in.. Hm ,1-, r i,,v.
i-mi, moony . ..i i.'iiai 11:011;, or I'm I I.t-,, Ik
sued In lleoiulu Mornaii u euitillnUi, ol ik--pesjt
for one linn i red Ui, liars, (lavutde to hor
in- ller ei-deri and on Hie llli ilaj iV .linn,, l-u,
Uaut'd l.iHa'it lii'oi-itiil Moraii u eui-!ile,,ili, ,;t
di-lioll. lor Itlt v dulltlrs, pax aide to her oidi r;
;. a I d i',. i.l i,'a 1 "a im-Iiiji lMiiiviM-i-i-ii rkbj'cel Ivil v
No. -J.V'7 Hint No Villi; Hhd,
Where.!, lienlniH Mi liran reiie.enta to Hnid
leink 1 Ion I he tld eertlilnile nine 1,. en neel
ileiilully hiii ned, iiihI Ilial. lliy had nut hevn
ti niis-t i-recl or endoivi'd hy her, una Una 1.I0
Is now Iheo-ily peison euiilleil to lie imid the
SUM de;Mia;l'i;
Now, ihereriire. In i oi;iilernlloii" of the
nremlsi-s iHoresiiid, find of Hie ni.viiient of the
a ild Hum ol one liii'.iiri d and lll'iy Unihu hy
said linnk to i-iiid eienr'-rlii Mormiti:
Knew nli unci lit these oie-.i'iils, Thil wn,
t. oo;ia Mer U", lit 1 1 lio-Jpal, met .ilollie
I'lVsa noil U. . M.mllelil , as sorelles, ae
UnoivleiUu iiir-(lves liouiid to pae h l iiv
Ival'oiiiil r.aok, of I'lillna, 1)11.1 mm of ton
'niiiili'.'U met liu? dollar", recevei-iihle hi'l'ori'
any contl. 01 Ihi-liis eimnty, Texa, luivin
tin e. 10 leia i'l 1 lie lilO',i'i'l llllllier.
CiinlKlmii il, lint. II 1 In- !.! (Iivii-itiit 'Vim-
:;an 'hall w el mid truly Imleiniiiiy ;u,ii hold
li re less tli mid iiiiutc ie,'alit liny uiol nil
el 'i tins, di-iiuiiiiiH ik;, it jinlenient.-,;! hid sin. 11 he
neiee or i'-e.ivi" en uj;ai ul I hfr sale l.allle upon
' i- oy reusrin in inn Haul ee ililciii. m elthei
otilcm, mi l nhall r.e.vcil iu.d liKh r e 101;
iiel;;'uo. 1 1, i'uhM mid oainai;fsiloir hiiiv he re,
e.o.-i-''d timillot suld oa'.il; liv iviimiu i'l imeh
(vrt'lteati-.- or eliherni ilu-iu, lie n Ilia eaid
ned hall In, null unit viht-, nlherwi'e It
i liail tie 111 lull loree ami ellei't..
Iiiiiks our lunula this iiuv (,r .lanuHry,
i.'-,i. .HWl.l.l e, 1, 1-.1 1-,-,
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MONDAY, JANUARY 'it,
And durliii! the wink,
First tlm? met ii-iiduolhin 01' tho Orainl 8pcc-
tiieuhir.Melii-Dramaof tlm
ICE-WITCii;
Oil, TflK KliOKN S1UP.
-ALSO
The Irish Emigrant.
T W I'tXTY liKAUl'lKUI. YOUNt; l.ADIKS
ie 11 Bi-aiut niliiiilrel e.i..-KiiioienI, ton t tier
,1 .111 mi nun irotii in iii'-.ots.
linn';, nirnet the leiluced inlees, 1 jj nud
jii eeiitH.
ELY, WALKER &
Jobbers Iti staple ami Fancy
CO.
r. Lottti .... Mia.souiti
James E, McPAULlex-ltepreaeuatlvo,
tf-Oiitera sullilted.
For Sale or Rent.
small farm of lit aeroaoflahil, 60 acres In
oiiv.iii'in, nwn uiiir -mmsti, narn, eotlo
b 'ii.d ami corn onus In amul order, ami tw
v oil welli on tie) iiinoe, for sale fur cash or
n l' rum. If not sold In 21 daya to be rentid
ui nu 1101 i'i cnnuitioiia. for luriher lnfur
Minn apply at the irreil id to Joseph Zlm
niHriiuii, proprl -tor. 3 inl'e-a 1 1 0111 Dallas,
nu iiiu jiiiini rerry ronu.
FRACRANT VANITY FAIR
THREE KINGS I
AND
NEW VANITY FAIR I
hroo Lxcellrnt Cigarottoa, each having
their own neeulinritiua. .
M-NKW VANll'Y KAiK.Jiiftotit,itiidlathe
.uiuiuii voutreue ytt Jiroilucrd.
A DAINTY SWEET BIT!
. HKVKN Kllt-r PltlZK MKDAI.S
ifiina, i,J. riill.idulelila, lb7. Pailo, 1673,
V VHIl'J 1 ICV. v.
WM.S. KIMBALL & CO.
v eerleaa Tobacco Worlia. Kootieatur, N. Y
DRY GOODS
THE
DALLAS D
FOR
The
Great and Leading
Journal of Texas.
Another cyr.Ioof twelve months has rolled
around and wo presout again our annual
claims to tlio public for a coiilin'iano'iof tho
generous and increasing patronage hereto
fore ox'.endnd'to the IIkhald.
The last year has been one fraught with
deep interest to Texas, and more particu
larly to tint northern portion of tbo state.
New lines of railroads have been projected
ard now under construction, while the oldej
compa:;iuo h;ivu lieon cxticidieg their Maine
ttnd pushing br.mjl.ea
tio 1. lui-nigration has
i'l'om nsarly every ui'ilo
in
every
elircc-
been pouriti;
in tho
iinkiu and
t.ie ib'i'a. ly imp'.i: ttoj
Th ' :'j immi ;;r.-tntj, as a
.'.nicies of Kuropii
.',; ', fire l ir superior
in intelligence suel enliirpriio to tli
11 ;U-
idly falling to the let of new countries. As
a general ll.ing they posic is m'.-ans mfliciciit
of orect coiuforUblu dw.iilings, improve
fniTiis, and in this; wnyndd to our gtmoral
prosperity. In the face of these facts tho
management of .tho Hmuld has endeavored
lo keep pace with tho advancouioiit of tho
state, and tho paper has boon onlarged from
twenty-four columns a few months ago to
orty-oight column tournnl, and ts no.v the
I.ni'KONt Itally Iji Tc.xiis,
With orwupimdonls in U tho principal
cities and towns in the state, and in
tho
.;iciii,,im-tropouimi cities ol tha country
i-i tho only p;tp,r in north Texas giving
F11JI Telos.-1-.iiiliic ItlNtmlelies
II
! 10m all parts of the ifnited Slut
and
Knrcpo. A? a
Commercial l'nnr
I. is without a superior in t',10 whole south
and stands imexcolle i;in Texas for tho full
ness ami correctness of its nmorls both a
homo and abroad.
Tho IIiirald in tho fularo will oe-
ttpy tho samo high conaorvntivo ground
which has always charnctorisod it un
der Its present mantnrnninnt. almwinn.
favors to uoue, nor failing to point out errors
or endeavoring to orndieatn thoin oven in
tho most exalted positions, stale or national'
lho. Hkiuld in politica is an independent
otirntil, progressive in its ideas, and advocat
ing those true, sound iloinocr.Uic principle-
snd moasures that sho'ti.l ntomj prevail ia a
nu;;, ut'iuonraiio coiinlry, an 1 to .1050 who
may etiiier trom it 111 its vt vs and hicu . and
111 tho dl.-OU'sion of crea'. menuirm 01 1
principles winch 11 ay prosoat thonoolves to
hi puhlic, it will bu ooiirKi'ic, and treat
wituconsiuoraiion liui dissenting opinions 0
its oppononts, but in a cool and deliberate
manner will bnttlo for what it deems right
and for the trroat cood ol Tevas Htld l.h
country at largo.
The IIkrald now occupies the high posi
tion ot being tbo representative and
LriiillnK- raper ofTexua.
And, soaring abovo any petty joalousioa or
tivalriea, it will lond its itifluonco to any
measure that will boneflt any town, city or
siH'tion in our groat and growing common
wealth.
The ntanagi'iuont promiso that their efforts
shall not bo ro'.axod in aiding to tho intorea
and usefulness of the IIkrald, and that each
mouth thora shall be some improvement to
bo soon ovor the preceding one.
Tho Weekly llernltl
is publishod every Thursday, and is filled
with tho most iutorosting and useful articlos
which appoar from day to day In the dally
IIkrald, and therefore is gonorally oatocmed
the most valuable journal in tbo state to
hoso living off the line of railroads, and not
having daily postal communications with the
r.tsteif tho world. In view of those facts it -i
confidently hoped that Us patronage will in
create commensurate with its wortlu
Price of Subscrip tion
Daily Herald, in advaneo, 1 joarSlO 00.
0 mos. C 00.
8 2 60.
" 1 " 1 00
Weekly 2 00;
6 mos. 100.
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CUBEIBACKACHfci
And all dlsenses 'or th Koin'-vs, Itladder
and Urinary Orga,, by wealing
Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad
It Is a M.VUVKLof HK.V1.I.NQ and R13LIEK
SIMPLE, SENSIBLE, DIRECT,
I' A IN L ESS.PO W E R FU h .
It. Cures where all else lulls. A Kevclatbin
and Uevelutlnn la Meolelne. Ahsonillnn or
direct upidluntiiiu, iih oppuve-d to iiiisntNlnetn
ry lii'eniiil iiieillelnes. Hend ,n- nur treatise
on Kidney troubles, ni-iit inn. .sold lu- ill 11:;
glsls, or iienl by mail, on receipt 01 price, SjJ.
This Is the Original ami te-uutne Kldnev
I'nd. Ask lor it and t'd.e 110 oilier.
Address
Tho "Only" Lung Pad Co.
Detroit, Mich.
At wholesale) In New. Orleans., I.a,
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for M.iIMleil i;.iiil'i'il,,i-...te .-ohlhMs (if
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V7f.X .VI
NEW ORLEANS TiMES
MoriiUiK. r.venliii; and Weekly.
Tho Leading and Largest Paper
IS lltK SOUTH I
Tho N. O. TIMES' To.vttn Brunch
Olucu:
HOUSTON'. TEX AS,
UATTAHili .t rATTON,Gon'l Ag'ta
Oilico Teniiinvarlly v.tilnha .I'ost.
THS DAELY
Ib )iil)!is!iotl cvory mornin";, ioclud-
in:' ciiiieitiyis,
Is ta))lishod every evening, oxcent
Humliiy.
.WEEKLY
Is iiuWisl.cd every Stiturdtiy.
AckiioM leilif eil lo lie Hie licit . (Ivor.
tlslni; .tlcilliim in Hie N011II1.
The DAILY
ConiHlna mere TeleKriiplilo, Coinmerelnl and
MibiiiliiK News than any oilier jmirnul null.
lislitid tit the Miuth. c.Uil and extensive
Teli'itrnphle 1U(. .itches from Tcxnn nud ull
liarla ot inuPoitlu a proiuuieut lenturu.
The WEEKLY
Is llllod with the best qiiiilltv of Ueadlng Mat
ter, 11 nil a i-onslileritble bpaco la ilevoleit aiiu.
chill) lo At; vicennial interiata and the
iuui'Kov ioiia.
Polltleil Matters are dlseimsul rrom the Con
servative Deiueciatlo standuoliu.
lint Prnni. Cnniiiletn 11 ml Itelliiolc
Ji' 11 1 ne iciuiinn leiiiiire ol
The New Orleans Times
Pallv (lucludlua Sunday oditloul Si ' n
W coaly tf,o
Sili:,eC"pl-8,"ieeiils
Sunnln rnplos sent m applleiillen.
Jos. ItaldrlilK",
Knnla.
,T. U. Italilrldfco,
WasliluKtonCo.
J, & J. 1C ISnliil ridge,
DES. .103 2E-1 SB
And Dealers In Exchange.
Collections promptly attended, to. Heft-rence
Hall, lliitr.liliiKS A Uo., Ualveston.
Knnla. - - . va
NOTICS.
Notice la hereby ulven to nil parties
concerned that the Auirio-Auierioan l.iind and
Claim Association, a corporation chartered br
the lawa ol tlm hlalo nf Illinois, will aeply i0
the next legislature of tue Mule of Texna for
themai'lnieniofthii followlnn speelul 1rW'
An act BiithorlzliiK the AiikIo-American
Land and Claim AssihdHtlon lo luuvliave.liold
and BCipure, ami to sell oroiherwno olso,,.
ol real and personal piopuriy in lhebiiBOi
Texas.
t'Ki'TioM 1. Re It. emictodby lho leglslatm,,
oT tlm si He of T xns
That the Auulo-American Lund and Claim
Association, tl cnrpiiiiitlou cbarU-il under
the laws of the suite of lllnols for ihe i-iii iiom,
of locatlnK colonlra on land In u (liiliAeiit
Haleaand lerrltoiles of th lli,it,l states r,
heri by mithorlr.ed mil cinpom.if i n J,llr
chase, hold nud a ipiir-, miv" to aell or ol Un
wise dispose of nail and periiuml eropei tv In
the Stale of T-xna. ' '
Hated nt Delias, Texas, this 1st day of Jan
uary, A.J'. IWt.
J A MRS H. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Applicant,
' '
A r-.l,
'mc ly ti...r iliin l.Vnlnre'w -.v
Li Nei ih-kask;-,
THU(V.T l'lSK sl-s,
Ii!!BAtllN 'IKOULI.i:.
JtdiiM'.-i f 1 he , loi-iii ecia Ivtj;eni8 and
li.'-lliuv' llie.l e.oei.
, II diaws from Hie dlHeusul i-:s the pnlanna
'.hat cauie Ucntli. '1 Ikiuh.-iiuis Xenihy lo t 1
Virtue,-..
You Can Ce Relieved
and Cured.
Hon't, despair until you have tried this Sensi
ble, Kasily Applied and lindlcully tifleotoal
lleiueily.
Hul l uy Dnijri-'lstg.or sent hy mail en receipt
of Price. SJ On. hv
Tho "Only" Lung ari Co.
Ii.-i.rnlt, llehl'inn,
Mrr.d I'.ir resilii.nhlals and onr bo"k. "lures
Mlllhins a Year" .eiit I'reu.
Oy.I. I,, l.yem, wlieleali, driiK-lft.
WAREHOUSE AQ7
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liou.il- e st. i.i.iiis maliiii.' a ;.ee;,i;y nf (.Ji fa
P"i!b. Pi lee l.lsi m-iu no ap.i ie.al Inri .
I.eneri.l iil'-e;,, .-jean,,,! ail S Twelt.Tl' Si
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ONLY o,C00 TICKETS.
.i I'l.'l l; Ul-' Tl
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Ma ', 6IS uua-.te e,
tW'-iitl-.ths, $j
11 UHKANTIA.
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Lima
TAK.fi KO TICE!
This ia the only Lottery vhi voted on hv the
people nl a stai.-. ami under a late oi-olsinu of
tee U. H. binireine court at Wahiiielin.. I
the. only l.eiial I.olteiy now In I he IJuPed
Mates, nil other chaiters imvlus been re
pealed or liiivlim no cl.; en,-,, a .... 1. .,,.11.1
opportunity 10 win a fortune, uracil disirtbu
linn, lasn 11. at .Nine- ur n T.
1 1 lu'iinry , ihHl. laDtl, loi,tlilv Orawlng
LonJ8l:i.na State Letters CoRiiawy
This In 'tliutlon V. M rejniiarly liienriior,ed
hy the l,ei:ls alureof the .Stale tr Ivlurailunttl
iimH liarltahle piu-pcjes la ions, lor t!,L. term uf
tiviMUy-llvo veara.te nlilch coiitraei th Invliila-
" " l'"-'00"l,H III, II pledge lll
been renewed hv niiovei-wlii.lini,,... ,,i..r.,..'
seecrliliati-aiiehlsfl In ihe new c.,nili,n.n'
aiiupli'd lieeeinher-id, A. I)., lii, wllh a ciiii.
tali,l'l,n0..ti jtiMvhleh It has l,-. a.l.le' a
reserveliia.lol Aui,(in. ilb i;,a,t ..,,,,,,. Nll'"
her Ills ribiiiloi, will take place ,th'iv on .
second lie.-s'lny. llm-ver ee;;!,.,) ()r paut,Pa
Uu at the lollowlnir IMslriliMtloii- 1 "H'"Ma
VXVl I'AI. I'lll.l.. e:u,,UL.,
lee.Oiil) Tickets nt Two thilluis en'c
Tickets SI.
LlhT OK l'llll!:
I i A'.'ITA , 1-UI.U
1 Cipiiiil Prize
1 e'eplial l'rl.e
i! I'l l j-.i-s ol' J.riHl
( Prizes of 1,(100
SI) Prizes of .Mid
lliil I'rkesot 1U0 " "
JIKI I'rUesol to
fi),l 1'ity.esnf Sij ' "
loco Prizes of In
AI-rilOXIMATIOK I'lllziiV:
! .Vpproxiinathai prizes of f::-. ...
li Aproxiin'UInprl7.ea of '."'
ll Aptiruxbimtloii prizes of n,.
Halt
:;e,i;00
lO.'.-ea
ft,'n;U
fi.'HIl)
ri,nin
lO.IMlO
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two
1,K'7 Prizes, BmniiiitlnR to 4,10
liespnn.siliii. eori-espoiiilinir BKenig witnted a t
all points, tnwhoinllbti-ttleoinp. nsatlon will
n- paid. For further liifoiinatloti, wrlle
clearly, irlrlnn full ai'dresa. Ni-tul orders bv
exiire-s or retfiateied letter or mimey order by
mail, u.klressed einlv In ' '
3. A. DAUl'll.ft
N. H. All cirresi ur
ew Orleans, T,.
M. A. Haiiiiliin nu nl
uctice should he wllh
In nil cases the
tickets thtenselves are eein,, and never clre.11
in n uueriiis ceriiucateH or '.iinhirg elan in
,,(,t, iri,usillE
else hy circular or other 1
hall or ths t oriiiBi-oinpaitvl
All our Urand lOxtr.nr ,ln
under tne Biipervision o, U
Kurd, and .tubal A. Karlv
1IHII(XI, Whole tlckelsK! 1.
tier anything
111 1 iiowd be
Wrt dler.
rrnwlnsa aie
O. T. Beanro-
Cnpltnl Prtae
Popular monthly drawing of the
hmt&ii Ed.,
AtMacmiley'a Theatre In tha CKy of r.onls
vllle rn
MM11f,JA.lAKY S1.1SSO.
Thi'i)dra iiii!iicoiir monthly (Mundnys ex
cepted) under provision of an aetof the Oeu
eral AHsemuiy of Kentucky. A ncorpornllnic
the Newpott. prlntlnir and Newspaper Co.,
approved April 111, IK7S.
li-Thls la a epuclnl act, and has never been
rerealod.
The United Htates circuit oourt, on Mnrch
91, rendered the lollowlnst deolslonH:
lat-'I'ltnt lle'oiiiminwe,.ltli Dlatrl.
bill Ion oiliitny in IcKbI
till lla lrwiHu;N are llr.
The company has now 011 hand n lartte re
uerve fund. Head the Hat of prizes for the
JANUAKY DRAWING
"rlr.e :)0,0O0
Prlaa 0,la)0
1 Prize (V,oiiO
10 Prizes ifll.tieOencli lo.DnO
'.'11 l'rlz,,rleee)i.,.w le.OnO
IK) 1'rlces ilnO each 10 tKH)
SeO Prizes S.'Sieaeh 10 otlO
tHit) Prize" Jelil eeh , 12, one
I1K1O PrlieHtUlBacU lo.ta 0
ii Jrlae"! t'ion eanh, A.iproxlniolliu.'
Vrtres 2,700
9 Prizes S400 uch, Approxluiat on
Prizes 1 800
9 Prize $lot) each, Apiireixluiatum
Prims 000
0h0 t'llzevi Ml'i.tOO
I Whole ItCKup. i. Half Tiekii'aSt.
iV Ticltetb t:. M Tlekeia K 0
ieenilt ni'inev or bank draft lu letler, or
end by exine-. Don't Bend by ri-t'lstwed
letler or fosbullce oreli r. Orders of is uuo.
upard,by express, can besent at our expense
AddTes nil Older to K. ,M. Bi)HIMAN.
Courier-Journal biilldlim, l.outhvitle, Ky o
X. J. Cotnu urlord.llUllroalwiiy, Kew York.