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A TRUE FRIEND.

uAno,b er Richmond in the field, eried hi ,sn
hut for the sake Of history and truth he IL knum
tbe one pI owed at least an overmntch Ior .o H.,
ine king. and so, despite the multiiarious p,e.s
aood The deiueed markets Of the county, ,a,,S.o,
Great snscifc oyershadows them all. WIN S.,-st
claim. The sonorous echoes ofwhich reser ,,esn.
thToueh ali the land, until the mighty
answering the seaboard give back the gaa ,,,. ol
from h mi to dale, from river to lake, neu on
these again to grand old oce.n, lha. Oh. ,,n ,bs
for syeI with billowy rosr the people, ny p;ttsr.
praises of Prices Celebrated Aromau 800 md
fbey have tested its efficacy, tried its W s;,h
shrned IL, like m idol, in tho very heM t,,., IN.
Indicsstion no longer waits upon thelr ~ thair
dnIrcp crs Dyspepsia breaks no more u paahiiity
sniovable repasts. Nervousness avaunts m.,,'
that crouched within them. shrink s a. a ~ sui
morphose of the giant strength, and the Dsa ., ea
frripQ under which they writhed, IS ,nI' Mn TseS
,ith Tho agile grace and power ofsn hhete. tmv
crre not for the recognition Of other pref % ~
content 70 know and feel that they have Ioahu ~
Trice's Celebrated Aromatic Stomach b,eHis' .nf
true balm they have heard often prateo Of IN ''
cad. Address
JAMES W. PRICE CO.,
Ma nuf.cturers and Sole Pr oprietors N ew Orleans
Sold by Grocers, Druggists and dealers through
ont the south. Darlington, Aarssn 20, n Tne
sale Groccrs, Dallas, Sole Agents Tor NsT,nen ieA
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by TELEGRAPH.
scseIsi ~ the Dallas Iifssts.

wa.u,soros, Dec. 27.-New yorh, II
Ii showing ssain This morning hsvies,
snow storm for twenty years Thousnno'
.Iept In their oiIiees last might. being una
bic 10 get home. No msils left the CITY yes
trrdsy, and nons have reached tte Post
Once since yesterday noon, vessels DC
tnIned by The storm; no srriV''s from sea
yesterday. MI
Later The snsw has ceas ed. The
storm entirely stopped travel over the Ear
tern Division Of the Erie Rsilrosx'
Light wn scns crossed the Arkansas HI
| or at Little Rcsk on the ice.
The five story iron building, No, il'
Franklin rtreer, New York. and adjoining
buildings dana eed. Toss $1,000
A snow slide At Little Cottonwood, Ctnh,
six hundred feet aside and IL feet deep,
swept over the Stage Road. Ten teams
carried 100 feet into Cotton creek; four
teams lest.
BARRYMORE. Nh. Dec. 27.--Tbe lIarbor
is closed to the mouth Of Patspsica river
Sailing vessels and ice boats keep a mar
row channel open for steamers.
New YORK, Dec. 27.--A few local trains
have arrived since 10 o'clock aided by
several engines. Suffering from absence
of the usual supply Of bread and milk:
GALVESTON, Dec. GA serious shoot
ing serape took place at the Crescent kes,
taurant last night; one man killed, enc
another will probably die. weather
clear and cold. Business brisk.
wAsu,soroS, Dec. 27.-Tbs Northern
train due last night came IN ia hours be.
hind time, all safe. The Potomac ri1e'
| is frozen solid. No Cabinet meeting To-
day. Weather now bright and sunny.
MARKET REPORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27.--Noon.--Cott or
quiet hut steady; uplsnds losd@letd; UT
leans, 10a@10ad. 49,. a
NEW YoRK.--Gold firm, 1l2a. Cotton
nominal; uplands 2O&. Orleans 2O3.
GALVESTON, Dec. 27.-Go'd lI3h tot,or
steady; good ordinary, 18i@l6E. Hides
dry flint, 1si; wet sailed, lo@l0l. W.
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A Delightful Surprise.

Ladies whose faces are cloudsd by su-
perbcial discolorations, and who have re-
solved to try Hagan's Magnolia Balm rs a
remedy, have no idea Of the welcome sur.
prise they will receive from their mirror.
after o few applications Of that healthful
purifier Of the complexion. II at all ex'
citsble, they will scream with rapture ON
beholding the change, whether the blemish
il is desired 10 remove be salloWness
blotches, pimples, freckles, roughness OF
an unnatural pallcr, IL Is bound 10 olssp'
near under the tonic operation Of the won
derful agent. To say that the blepish dis
appears. does not, however, convey any
ides Of the effect produced by this cele'
brated beautifier. The unsightly tinge
whether diffused over the whole counte.
nance or in spots, or patches, is replaced
by q uniform, pearly bloom, to which ne
description can do justice.
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Our thanks are due the Dallas
Social Club for an invitation to at.
tend their third grand soiree, to be
given at Dallas on Tuesday oven
ing, December Oath. Committee
of Arrangements J: Il. Leonard
!. B. Franklin. ]. II. Potts, O. r
Finlay, J. S. Eblin. Committee o.
Invitation J. E. D. Blades, R. G.
Patton, W. e. Terrell, Il. L. Mar
sails, A. S. Jet. Floor Managers
r. o. Purviance. P, X. Taylor, J
r. Cumming. Tho soirees of this
club are recherche and attractive to
fine degree. Capt. Jack Leonard
whose name heads the list, would
alone prove an assurance of COM
plete success, even If the other gen
tlemen were not so we'll known foi
taste and refinement. May your
eight fantastic" steps only touch
upon flowers Gal. Ne,cS.
We are pleased to say that the soiree
proved success the large Hall, of the
new Odd Fellows Hnll, was crowded with
the elite and fashion Of our city, and eve
rything went off as merry as mar.
riage bell. Sorry that our friend Of the
News could not DO present. Come up next
time, Brother. -r
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rsTRAY NorICE--DALLAs co.

TAKEN mp S. @. Walker aud esirayed before Jno.
D. Krrfoot j. p. Precinct No. l. one white pony
HORSE shout IL or IA years old, l3l< hands high
| yalred at SIS. Also one hay PONY HORSE. sor1e
saddle marks roanish spot in forehead. about 10
war. old, I3IL hands high and branded on left
shoul der VALUED At SIS. [l5:3ts
TAKEN M by T. b. Elan and estraved befor. J
ID. Kerfoot j. r. Precinct No. !, one brown OK =
Years CID marked half crop in each ear and brand.
I'd CHI GU left hip valued at sl2. Alec one rided
STEER s years old, marked crop on oflsft and
tvo splits in right, branded 9 on len hip vln.d
at sie. liost'
TAKEN up BY s. II. Pruett and estrzysd before
G. C. Hustesd, J. p. Precinct No. 5, one yenov
MARE, about II hands high, or 10 years Old,
branded TO connected on the left shoulder, and a
heart on right thigh; Waived At SIS. Also one ye-
low MULE COLT; valued at SIS. Also one tay
MARE. rbout IA hands high. or years Oh, brnn-
ded nc connected, on right shoulder and hort
right thigh vaiuei At SIS. Also one bisck horse
MULE. one year Md. branded on len shoulders ID
thigh valued at sz5. lssts
TAKEN ~ b VI. 7. 0ilsEgT ssd sstrsJss t.it,Ir
W. 4 Hrlseil. j. p. Preciirt No. Z. bay FORsE,
.ts,t IsiZ hands high yesrr Old last spring. has
an m iu,elzible brand On len shoulder; appraised
at s35. t4-St-
TAKEN M By Thorss Kiddl-s and estrHyed -
err W. J. Hal-ciI. J. ?. Precinct Ne. 4. one brown
STEER, with some While on him, OF 10 years Old,
NAKED G. % and sver and uBderDit IN rlfht ear,
brrrd~d on right hip valued ~ IN One black
sag sTEKR with some white srccks him, %
,.zrs old marked crop. and unfsrbif IN len
az, BRANDED On right hip; vslusd 81 go. One
brindis stag STEER. no m,rks or hr.na,. y-r-s
ois: r.ir.d II ss 0us t~o ytrr ola STEER, red.
iii some white on him, Married smooth crop %
fu-oIs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Barnum 8
| Museum and Menagerie was burn
ed entirely this morning. The
loss is variously estimated at from
$3.50. 900 to 100000. The only
animals saved was camel and on
elephant. The cause of the fire
was the bursting of boiler in the
engine room.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24-Matters
arc very quiet here to-day. The
Departm ents all closed at noon.
The President is not expected to
ret urn from mis- trip to the West
until the late train tonight.
No indications of any important
official business during the holiday
week ~ F
New York, Dec. 24-The entire
block on the west sido of Centre
street, between Leonard and Worth
streets, was burned this evening.
The loss is estamated at 100000.
New York, Dec. 22-Adriatic
from Liverpool experienced heavy
westerly gales, head seas, and lost
three blades of propeller.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 22nd.-The
weather is the most severe known
for wears. AT noon here yesterday
the thermometer stood ut 20 below
zero, and a number OF ears ana
toes were frosted.
HERR1sBURG, PA, Dec. 22-Mrs.
Samuel Knox was killed this morn
ing by the explosion Of cooking
range, the water pipe having frozen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2z-An ex-
plosion at Hercules powder works,
six miles from here, yesterday,
killed two Chinese workmen, one
being blown to atoms. VIM. Cook,
fireman was seriously injured by
falling acids. 1t is stated that the
explosion was caused by the cook
while intoxicated. He will proba-
bly, survive.
IT. Stewart fell on tho steps of
his residence, Fifth Avenue, last
evening, lislocanng his ankle and
breaking leg.
New York, Dec. 23.--The fire in
the Central Presbyterian Taberna-
clio originated in q flue. A strong
gale prevailed. The iron supports
of the walls curled in the flame.
The burned church was built in
1871; and was capable of seating
A, 900 people total loss S95, 900; in
surance, 100000.
VIM. Ortan sold fifty shares of
the Tribune to Whitelaw Reid. Or
ton retains one share. 1t was
agreed that Orion shall BIO elected
one of the trustees Of the asso-
citation.
The thermometer at midnight
stood six degrees above zero.
Capt. Whitehead, and the crew
and passengers of the st. Louis ar
rived in the George Cromwell.
/ Shortly after leaving New Orleans
the st. Louis struck the sunken
steamer. General Grant; twenty
four hours after a leak was discov-
cred, when all took to the lite
boats.
FOREIGN.
BERLIN, Dec 24.-The Prussian
Cross Gazette publishes the follow
ing Imperial decree, addressed to
Bismarck II relieve you Of the
Presidency Of the Council Of Minis
! tors You will retain he Ministry
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The will Of Edwin Forest is dated April
9th, 1866. II contains provisions for his
sisters, which have become imperative by
their death. It appoints as trustees James
Oaks, Of Boston, James Hanson OF New
York, md Daniel Dougherty, Of Philadel-
phia, and directs the sale Of oil his prop.
erty except Spring Brook, in philadelphia,
which he fixes os the lection Of the Edwin
Forest Homo.
The said institution shall be for the sup
port and maintenance of actors and ac-
iresses decayed by age or disabled by
inirmaties, who, If natives Of the United
States, shall have served at least five years
in theatrical profession. and II Of foreign
birth shall have served in that protest. on
ten years, whereof three years next pre-
vious to application shall have been in the
United States. and who shall in nil things
comply with the laws and regulations of
the Home; otherwise to be discharged by
the managers, whose disposition shall be
final. The number Of inmates shall never
exceed the annual net rent and revenue OF
the institution; after the number Of in
mates shall exceed twelve, the others to be
admitted shall be such only as shall re-
ceive the approval Of q majority of the
inmates rs well as of the managers. Said
corporation shall be managed by board
of seven managers chosen by the trustee s,
and shall include themselves so long as
any Of them are living and also the May.
or Of Philadelphia for the time being; and
as vacancies occur managers shall MI
them, SO that only one vacancy shall
occur at any one time, and shall elect
one of their number president, and appoint
a treasurer, secretary, mstron, steward,
and, if needed, o clerk; except the treas
urer, said officers shall be chosen from the
inmates, but the treasurer and sureties
shall not be managers. Provision is made
to remedy any failure to fill vacancies ana
correct any failure or breach of trust by
application 10 the Orphans Court. Tho
purposes of said home are intended to be
partly educational and self-sustnining, as
well ns elenicsynary, and never to encour'
age idleness or thriftlessness in any way,
Of those who are capable ofuseful exertion
Provides that his library shall be located
nj the home. which shall also contain
picture gallery, for the preservation of his
collection, and neat theatre for private
exhibition and histrOnic culture, to which
pupils shall be admitted. Lectures on
science, literature and arls arc also pro-
vided for, rs we'll as celebrations on the
-Four tn of July and Shakespeare birth
day. Directs that charter for the insti-
tuition be obtained from the State Legisla'
ture. Codicils to the will give an annuity
Of $4,000 to James Oaks, and bequests OF
$4,000 each to james Dawson and Daniel
Dougherty $4,000 to Miss Elizabetl,
Welsh, daughter of John r. Welsh; $1,000
to s. s. Smith, of Cincinnati, and $4,000
70 the Actors Order Of Friendship Of
philadelphia.
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We are glad to know that the Texa'
Southern Pacific Railway Company have
made arrangements for pushing that i'm
portant road forward with dispath. Con-
tract have been made with the Houston
Direct Navi CATION Company to deliver to
the Texas Central, ct Houston, iron, To-
comotives, cars, and material for three
hundred miles. Of the road. Arrangement
have been made with the eminent Hcus-
ton banker, 7. W. House, 10 transact the f.
nancial business Of the road, and 500, 0Oo
have already been received BY him, in
preepbscks TO enable him to meet demands.
Gal. Nevs.
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hos hardy people hers 10 Tssss be ~
oulyovih ofihs expensive feeling which
q plenty NJ room glves ihsm7 ID " not
that which makes all TEXAS 10 free and
broad In their vi,ws7 Did you ever no
lice that whils high mousiains end deep
valleys often give elevation 10 The views
Of The people ihhsbiiipg Them, they Al The
.ss me time seem 10 hedge them In md con-
tract them 10 narrow Iimits7 Mountain
people, while generally lovers Of freedom,
are easily governed. However this may
he, there 10 room here and 10 spare for oil
hat may come. All Germany might emp
~ itself In Texas without filing II. Al
SAGE, too. and Lorraine, will give us
multitude Of valuable citizens "a soon Al
they can get strength TO travel. Good
people all, and ws welcome them heartily
CAPT. JOHN
Dec, %, 1872.
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TvHE STATE OF TEXAS,
To THE SHERIFF OF DALLAS Co.-GRRrrIso:

To THE SHERIFF OF DALLAS Co.-GRIErISo:
You arclherehy commanded that you summons by
publication, L. d. Simpson, whose residence Is I'M
known, to be and appear before the District CONT
10 bo holden in and for the comfy OF Dallas, ct
the Courthouse thereofin the city Of Dallas on the
frat Monday in February, A. D. 1873 then and there
to answer the petition Of John Russell filed IN said
Court against said l.. d. Simpson, Walter Wheeler
and W. J.. Wheeler, and alleging In substance,
heretofore, to-wit: On the 9th day Of January A.
D. 1871, said L. d. Simpson, Walter Wheeler ane
W. ]. Wheeler made, executed and delivered 10
plaintiff John Russell. their certain Joint promis'
sorry note, In words and figures as follows-to-wit;
9I5Oe Dallas Co., Texas, Jan. 9. 1871;
One day after late we promise to pay to the order
Of John Russell, the sum Of Nine Hundrsd and nj
teen Dollars, In currency for value received nego
table and payable without defalceton discount,
with 10 per cent. interest from date, In gold.
L. d. Simpson,
Tsignedl Walter Wheeler.
j. W. Wheeler.
That by the tenor and effect Of said note, said
defendenis contracted, agreed and promised to pay
nlsintiff or his order, the sum OF Mine hundred
and Fifteen Dollars, in currency. thereby meaning
currency Of the United States aud ten per cent IN
terest thereon per annnm. In gold thereby meaning
gold coin Of the United States; that said note' Is
Sue and wholly unpaid that said defendants have
OMEN been requested to pay the sum- but have ALL
ed, refused and neglected to pay the same, or any
part thereof and still fail, refuse and neglect t.
paw the same or any part thereof, to piaintin
carnage fifteen hundred dollars. The premises con-
sidered said plaintiff prays that said deiendents ..
cited to appear and answer his said SUIT ana tnsl
upon fnal hearing hereof he has Judgment ior hi,
said debt, interest and dsmagts, and for all cost
ana for general and special relief.
Herein fail not but have you then and there be
fore aid Court this writ, with your return thsre
on. show ing how you have executed the same.
Witness John NJ. Laws, Clerk OF the District
Court Of Dallas county. 49, L..
Given under my hand and seal ofsaid
bEAL lCourt, in the City Of Dallas, this the
S0N/leth day Of Dec. A. D. ls7e.
JH0. NJ. LAWS, c. d. Q. u. C., Tex.
BY Y. y. CoossEs. Deputy. lIs4tJ
Attest: J. NJ. Brown, sheriff Dallas Co., Texas.
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DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAH,s PULMONIC WATERS

cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Broachitis. Sore
throat. Hnarseness, dinscuit bresthins. lncipfenf
Oornsunption and Lung Diseases. They have NO
rssts OF medicine. and ANY child vii tsts th.in.
have bees restored health that had be-
f,rr despsirsd Testimony given In hDrdreds losses
Al fpr BsYIr'r PuLzosIc WarERs- Price - cents
per boz. JOB MOSES proprietor, is corilAndi 81 >
New York.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REAEDr.
DFLAMARREs SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared byJ. GbKANUIEhh' NO' III "U0 y"
bard, Paris.
These pills are highly recomnendsdby the entire
Medical faculy Of France - the very best remeas
IN n casrs Of SpermatorrhoB, or Seminal Meas'
mesa Nightly, Daily PTosat-rs Emissions sefn-
Al weakness or Impo,euey; Weakness arising from
G.ri,.i Orrsn,; Weak Spine deposits in the Urine
and All the CHASTITY train Of disesscs arising from
oyeruse or Excesses. They crre when All other
remedies fail. Pamphlet Of Advice In each box, OF
viIhe sept free to any address. Price 81 per box.
se,t Nv mail seeureir ssaled ron al cbserdfson on
recsipt Of prics. OSCAR Q. MOSES, is ocrtlsndi
H.. New YORK, Sols General Agent for America
aug. 8, 1s72-47:1yr.
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Can't. W. n. Crisp, the veteran scto,
aud manager, has leased the old Hillisrd
House, in New Iberia, for term Of years,
put in complete repair and re-chrisiened
Il the Live Oak house. The manageneni
is highly spoken Of BY. the editor Of the
Sugar Bowl. We wish the Captain sbun
dant success. and that be may long take
bis ease 10 his inn IS. 4 Xsreis.ia 81
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RxsoyaL.-T. ]. Prank veuld inforr
bis friends and fhs public generally thai
he has removed his Hardware Store 70 Ia
brick building lately occupied BY Mr.. ). Z
d. Blades, North side Of Main Street
where he would be glad 10 see his Gus
,smsrs. lu
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FOR SALE.

m. p.ils. nsnuf.rturinr Co. Mills are hereby
of>rrd for sale The building. machinery, ard ali
xrplispccs are frst eiert. Run 20 Ito mhrinum ca
r.efr II VIII rrips 800 bushels Of Wheat and 40 81
corn In twelve hoarr with good n.nsgsusnt Fr.tn
enough may b ebtsinsd fn faii vsrk lsln Be
'' s.l 'sY "a e ,rsss; ;-sii M
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In spite Of your teeth,
Bo,h above and beneath
Being lightly enamel d and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yeilsv nor trorn.
II the Scsodonfs daily brushed IN
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FIRE WORKS, Sky Rockets, Roman Can
dies, Fire Crackers, and every other w.
riety of fire works, in large quantities at
Bohney's Bakery md Restaurant, Jeffer'
snn .,reat l9:2w.
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THAT CLOAK,

While the winds were not tempered 10
our needs, through the kind remembrance
Of friends, our needs have been tempered
to the Winds thus maintaining the cor
rectness Of the proposition that tits but
poor rule, etc." and from this hour
hencefcrth be it knopn that no nell regu'd-
ted public servant in the shape Of editor,
publisher or proprietor of any first. class
newspaper, will be found without the
regulation "Journalisic Toga" TO be pro-
cured only at that Mammoth Dry Goods,
Clothing and Hat House Of SANGER Bros,
on Elm street, who have been created by
reclamation Purpeyors-in- Ordinary to the
Pres of TEXAS. The publisher and editor
would HERALD this fact, while Major
Baylor will bear the NEWS Of this most
worthy appointment to all benighted or
less favored brethren of the profession;
sangers' is the place to clothe yourselves
in raiment Of becoming dignity. The
Messrs. Sanger will receive our mos,
grateful compliments, special and gener.
nj, for this act of kindness; merry
Christmas, and happy, prosperous New
Year. b.
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II you feel duh, drorsy debilii,ted'
have frequent hesdsche, mouth tastes bad,
moor appetite and tongue coated, yeu are
suffering from Torpid Liver or Bilious
mes A. and nothing viii cnre you 20 speed
ily ard permanently as DR.. Piefcs's Gold
en- Nedicsi Discovery. Sold hf ~ drug
rists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28
Dec. 20, 1872

HOLIDAY Goops, Cakes, Toys, Fire Works
Candies, and everything else needed for
the Holidays can be had at
II. G. BOHNY'S,
152v. Jefferson St.