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LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Happy New Year

Give us your fist, 1870
Hope you won't put IN through such
course OF political and financial
sprouts as your ather, 1874, did
Everybody will turn over new leuf
to-day, and turn II back before dark,
RacetIous farmer to pedestrian on
Elm street, yesterday "Say, Mister
how far In II TO land ~
The test, ladies, Of u sober New Year
caller Is when he can say CIuXton,
Remson aud lIalclhnger three times
rapidly,
Sec advertisement OF Sohenck n
Wheelocl, Lone Star foundry 100000
feet A No. lumber for salo, Ut low
figures.
The married men are disappointed,
The Black Crook, Instead Of being ~
naughty IN they were led to hope II
was, turned out to be only spicy. This
IL sad
When the angel Of The punch bowl
tries 10 wheedle you Into another glass
with her, run over some formula like
this, "hrst national lntelllgencer, truly
rural, reciprocity and don't venture
unless you can say II.
First New Year caller; "lssyer
mizzis'ome p Little niger mo
shur-yeth, shur, she's-she's upstairs
a cleaning Of herself, aud SEE she'll be
down IN mint" Moral knife
cleaners won't do TO open the front
door, they can't sink the shop.
Don't put sherry on top Of eggnog,
claret on top OF that, coffee on top OF
that, oyster gumbo on top of that and
fruit cake on top OF that, because II
you do, provide yourself with an ex-
press cart TO haul home your split
head and collcky remains.
In the wagon yard "lilt peers tue
me, jedge, that folks ainter gwinter bC
able to meat tharselves this winter.
Mast Is so powerful scace, you heard
me-" "Well, squire, / reckon you are
right. No Longer than Of II Sunday,
seq 90 my ole 'oman. Sea |, Tidy,
you and tue children must eat mo-
bread eff It's heavy, git some sody and
put IL into yer bis kits to make them
hump tharselves."
The Black Crook again last night to
good house-of men, who seem to
think they are going to have aprurlent
curiosity gratified and have not MS yet
succeeded in doing 80. The perlor-
nance is not what the audience go ia
see. They want something that is
nasty, whereas the performances &c
far, have been just what are seen al
the large theaters elsewhere. There Il
deal of rotten taste here, that get;
exasperated If troupe persists in be-
ing decent and don't think il has the
worth of its money unless its craving
for the naked drama and lascivious
dancing is gratifled. Matinee to-day.
AS will be seen by their advertise
ment in to-day's paper, Messrs. r.. G.
Dunn Il Co. have established branch
ofther merchantile agency In this
CT y, office in the HERALD building,
over the First National bank, corner
Main and Lamar streets. We presume
the business men of this community
are too well acquainted with the work.
ings of this agency to need any en-
lightenment from us on its workings
The office in this city will be under
charge of Mr.. w. II. Harrison, who
has long been connected with The
agency in Galveston aud New Orleans
and we trust our merchants will make
his peculiarly difficult task as pleasant
as possible. This, we are informed, is
the sixty-third office established by this
firm in the United states and Canada
See advertisement.
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TsRESENTS.

Hf you wish an elegant or
cheap present, for II friend, 20
Ia FranHIin's book store, 5Oi
Main street, where yOn can find
almost RnytNing yOsi can ask
for in the line of Christmas
holiday goods.
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GEE READY EON &ENTER.

The patent AluGminOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
wiSs ma;Ec yOnr itOu-es warn
nj - very snpai' cost. E0r sale
by AeaIED II EAEAaasOP, Agents,
sos Mnin street, Dailms. Texas.
Send i0r circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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~ ygu want a aAe mibie' or
piclure, o. h3ata h0oii, ~
prayer h0st. 0a 'furk toa' oF
Wg.lHg Uisp ns HibHr, $40 90
Frnul.lin'a hHphs.aFe' 30 iIltli
street.
A, a.. sieHgdii, merchandise
broker, cOnveyaueeF And io'
iary public. Uliloe-N1. iOY
hnIIiar street.
2-Gdfl
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My residence, eoFneF pacific avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing hnlI y
hi0eh 90 gFound, with a well hnishrH
sHe'si0Fy ana basement reeh'e"neFti'
buildins, and all neeessaTS oH''buiih'
tags, etc. Az early applicant may So
cure bargain
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THIRTY-EIGHT hundred acres OF land three
miles west OF Dallas, eleven thousand acres
of choice lands in Gillespie, and a splendid
sheep "ranch" of twenty-three hundred
acres on the Guadalupe river in Kendall
county. for sale by w. F. Lyle & Co, real u.s.
tate agents, No. 100 Lamar street. 2G6dlm
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For sale, very low, by w. +, Lyle Il Co.,
real estate agents, No 100 Lamar street, three
onc-story brick buildings and lot 100 feet
square, well located, and adapted for a foun-
dry or manufacturing purposes. 236dlm
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TImRE IN u Jtwolry establishment IN this
city that, for rich, tasty aud nno solid goods,
cannot be cxc'llol-thut of Hermann Longe,
COL south side OF Main street, 9j7dln
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FoR rent by W. f. Lytle n Co., real estate
agents, No, 100 Lamar street, u number OF
business houses, centrally located. Also, Il
hotel, a large boarding house, and many res
licences situated in different parts of the city.
O,HlInn
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Howard W, Peak Esq, of Fort Worth II
an authorized travelling agent ~ the Dallas
Herald, from this date until further notice
J, W, sWlNpELIs,
December 10, 1874,
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Jacob GrOssrnan

Has removed from the Washington House,
on the corner Of Market and Wood streets, to
his new quarters on Elm st eet, opposite
Sanger Brothers, where he has opened first
class restaurant, and furnishes rooms for
dodgers. a67 2w
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Young gents, who expect 10 make the ous'
tomary New Year calls should visit mo
fashionable hat emporium of
HAMILTON s co..,
gI5llt Alniu street,
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Parties desiring to buy anything in'thc
lowclry llnc viii do well by going 10 Her
man Tango. He has the inost display aud
eells nj reasonable auures, algd2w
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"rHE SUM-" New York city.

EoR RENT-one half OF residence in the
eastern part of the city. location desira-
ole and rent reasonable. Address
Hudlw At the Herald ofiice.
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DALLAn UOUNTY,

District Iudge-ll, liulksdnlei npllaA'
Criminal Court Iudgt-nllM Hare nhpf-
man,
District Attorney q, nuworl Dallas,
District ana rX,Ofiiolp County Olrfk-'
Alexander ilRrwOnd,
Deputy .Clerlss-h, u, llnwllnH Flefre NJ
hrnWn, William A, llnTWppd,
Ahpllfi--lnineR y, linlklry,
Tng clrfk--Adolpha ktuB'
Deputy Aherlnb-J, NJ, Chapman, Ihoihha
Il, lluyd, Thomas T., Neutl Beverly scott,
I0hn liuWeu,
surveyor ltOhorr NJ, Cook,
IfGnBdrpr-M Martin Y, Colo,
Cattle ana Hide nHpeel0r-'lh0mnA john
son, -
JUSTICES on TUX PEACE.
Precinct 40, l--JOhn ID, kerloot presiding
MstlGol, Dallas,
Precinct No, 2-Wllllam A, George, Lan-
custer,
Precinct No, 8--Charles BARKER Cedar
Hin.
Precinct No, l-Thomw l., Frank, Breck'
lnrldgp,
Precinct No. 6-Thonas d. Coates, seyene
C0NSrABLES.
Precinct No. IA. ll,llardin
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FOR SALE.

y, Inc Oldest, largest and most complete mill
nnery establishment in Dallas, is offerefl for
SAFE. For particulars, address ~ avn
<oSulm "J.," HERALD OFFICE.
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All who are indebted to us, by note or
open account, will please come forward with
the money. We need and must have It.
H5d3tlJwlt J. 4. DOWNS d CO
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Just received at Pierce Il
Lyie's u large invoice of wall
paper. of new and handsome
designs.

They arrived, just in time, ON yester ay
mornings express, those diamond rings,
opera chains, and chain bracelets, at Her
mann Lange's, to the delight of his custom
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We have just received large assortment
of toys of every variety, fancy candy, nuts,
fresh and dried fruit, and everything want
ed for the holidays. Call and see my assert
ment. ID. V. B0TTO,
27Oltf South east corner square.
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Latest styles of elegant cloaks, shawls,
dress goods, carpets, etc., etc just opened
and for sale at WI. MURPHYS
270dlw Corner Main and Austin streets.
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Persons wishing to buy supplies for the
holidays viii do woll to read the advertise
mcnt OF Williams Bros, In to-dUy's paper
2O2dInnl
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Received yesterday n mll supply of jet
bugle trimmings of every variety ut
270dlw Nv. l.. MURPHY'S.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

deed and trust, executed by NJ. j. johnson Il
5. f. McElhenny, to secure the payment of u
certain promissory note, therein described,
which said deed of trust of record in book y,
pages iii and Ala of Dallas county records,
and in compliance with the request of the
legal holder of said note, will sell, on We'd
nesdny, the 9th day of January, 1875, to the
highest bidder, for currency in hand, Mt the
court house In Dallas, Texas, all the house
hold and kitchen furniture of every kind,
now In use in the Crutchiield hotel in Dallas,
Texas, as described I'm said deed of trust be-
ing one Of the most desirable hotel outfits in
north Texas.
w. IL. THOMAS, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, December rs, 1874.
272dl0i
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AIUOsI foT UnsI,

Everything IN our house Will be- offered NJ
cost Tor cash, for The ncNl thirty days, Moth
ing excepted, u, H. ppWNh @Cu'
2TbdHllGWlt
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4 Happy Nem Yeas 90 An,


For tho reception lat, 20 20 Hamilton 4
CO.'S, Main street. Hhdll
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pAMcHLETs, Blanks (of every descrip-
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
manning in Dallas postonlce, December 81.
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date of list Such OF
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9odly II. G. H0sKINs, Agent for Dallas.
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Toys! ToYSy VOYSy

TOYS! TUYS! EOYBy
At JOf Main street, FranEIin's
book store, is where Toys may
be had very cheap.
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Christmas and New Years Presents,
W. L. Murphy has full stock, just receiv-
ed OF elegant dress and fancy goods of all
kinds In the dry goods and notion line, suit
able for holiday presents. 27Odlw
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IusrIcps og fnp ppIrp.
SOCH ETH slS,
NInAnnIn.

DALLAS COMMANDEHi MOI I'M iN
TcmplAr, VIII meet ~ the Asylum IN the city
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month,
FRANK AUSTIN, Il, @.
Ed. q, BOWER, Recorder,
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Anything i'm the book and sta
tiOnery line You can find at
PIERCE MLYAES,
S07 Main street.
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odd Fellows.

Eureka Lodge, U. d., Il o. q. T., meets at
Richardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
day evening, NJ half-past O'Clock.
4. l.. FRANK, N. q,
j. =, FLOYD, Secretary.
RlDGElEY ENCAMPMFNT No, y, ]. o.
y. T., meets on the first and third Friday
nights In each month, at the Odd Fellows,
Hall, II. q. BOHNY, {. Z.
MoIsE KAHN, Scribe.
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CITY BUSINESS.

The Great Southern Dollar
store receives new goods daily.
2'oulm G. IL. a. co.
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DALLAS LODGE No. H. /. o. 0. r., meets
on every Wednesday night, AZ the Odd Fell
lows Hall. jas. II. DAVIS, N. q.
T, Il. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No.-I, 90. f., meets
every Monday night at odd Fellows hall.
ii. Il, MCCONNELL, NC.
Il. T.. LYLE, Secretary.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. II, Royal Arch
Mnaons, meets ~ the Chapter Rooms In the
city OF Dallas, on the first Monday In each
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M. q, YOUNG, M. Il. p.
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FOR CHRISTMAS
Holiday Goods go TO FranlkIin's
book st0rc. 50A Main street.
where they are sold very low.
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Albums, Varieties, Etc, Etc

Ever brought TO Northern Texas, which he
offering at wholesale or retail.
Especial attention Is called to his stock
OF Blank Books, Albums, Bibles, Hymn.
books, Fine Soaps, Perfumery, Writing
Desks, Work Boxes, Dressing and Card Cases
IN short, he Is prepared to furnish any
thing found ina first-cass bookstore, and as
he purchases direct from the manufacturer
he is enabled to offer great inducements
to the trade, and he very respectfully
invites an INSPECTION OF his stock. 2Sdtf
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goat
, 1875-06-22

HcinK n Family Jar, with All That
sho TcrHa Impticss
1OuIubu.

4e{nK a Family JNFs WITH AI1 That
sho form Implies.
Spteta, k4spatca to Ths Chicago Tribune,
1orrrr 1nne a,.-An olonement caua In hipb,
~ 1900. y. ..,.,e-t t.st ,,oo, l.. ,r,,1s.,
n1o occurred ~ 1osApot!' ''"t "oeA. ~ "a'en
the vito OF air. drsnt' oi tho hrn OF Curtis u
Grant, agricultural dealers, wont hstray with
Mr.. Henry Stevens, Of Wilmington Township,
- .oo,ns tt.t ;,,rinc n. n,st soa.on NJ C;r.nt
~ oee'us snAs aa.lus '"o pae' os".oa' ..l' usp''
tho aBFicnrusas man. epens 10" aa5a atthe
residence Of stoyena fu business and pleasures
seeking manner-f1shing, etc., with Stevens, and
~ ,bo ,a,n, ti,ns enttctino for a ns,,n+
7,.. ~ -;,us4 H.. a.a",,. t.s,,".
1eno'' 1i'1 "'o ''n''9a @no o'o'eae 'aln''s
with him. The acana'ntancs thus began TO-
twocn Mira. Grant and Stevens nnened into Al
AHeettbn H1licb ehllEed him tn Wait thu 1adv nt
, 1875-06-22

TIE WONDERFUL FLIGHT or TIE FE6TH.
10 the Editor ef he ch,oa0o t7t'onnr:
OREooS. Holt Co., 49,, Juno 1s.-To g1vo
you eo.no idea Of tho locust plague, lot mo de-
scribe briefly their flight. Eleven days ago they
began to pase here overhead. They begin to
siso up about o'clock, and By 10 they ato nearly
all on thc.wlng. They 80 as the wiod drives thom.
Excepting oneday, when We had 4 wind from
tho north, their flight has beon from the south
northerlF. Looking up, At any time between
tho hours Of " and 4, towards tho aun. they may
be seen paaaing like large snow-ahkes, rapidly
~ their wings and the wind can mako tAom. by
large spy-elaes, judge tho swarm to Ia about
llalf mile deop. And 30 tuey 20. day after dny.
Uy night tbes sottle down. Tn tho eyoning 0f
tho day botore yesterday, wo concluded tho
aMhrtnA were about exhausted. a. not ueariy Ao
congratulated oursetyes on possible future ox.
emptloo. bit yesterday tho air was again full
OF thom aud fAst evening, about mitcs north
Of this, thoy came down 10 line extending, Ill
acsoss tho country, In such Tremendous
clouds ~ to frghlen people. Maay retsons
that we're out Ean Ia doors, fearing lrs. NY
might b. ainoltered. 4 gentleman, Judge Itus-
sel, who wss riding along. said that for soolc
titne ho regarded It ~ yaht atn1m-cloud coming
down over the Whoio laid aud tho sound WIS
said BY Que to resosnble that made by locomo.
tive aud long train of cars Now. to-day With n
southeast Wind, the air is again tiilod With them,
dying to the northwest.
Just think. then. that. ~ they dy With m
average velocity of 15 miles per hour, AID the
width OF tho swarm IL not loss than 80 to rs
miles, and tlat this Ia now tho elxteth hour OF
= continuous nprtherly flight, aud that tho
swarm IL Il least hllf = mile deop, with the
locuhts not over inches apart fsnm each other
in any direction.-juss think, sav, what num-
bers OF them are hers. They arc the very Bama
kind "a described iu the Agricultural llopo1t for
1864 that mAuY years aGo afflicted Lancaster
County, "a. There is 20 mystery Or pecu!iatitY
about these. An accidental chance thsu
favored their oyer.production there, Just
~ circumstances out Wo8t on shrAa r1aius
ia alwayx fAvofing them IN some places,
10 that occasionally they Ars overproduce.i,
nwAEm of, lay Gags, and die. These oBRs, being
laid in the fall lAte do not hatch till spring. aud
thus come such myriAds of tlou, - inv. hut
might imagine that their loader, II they have
one, weeping like suother Xorxes ~ lhe murtsh-
" Of Lis followers for those now hatched aud
dying will dsposit their eggs In such ,nIstime
that they must be al hAtche1 out III late Qcso-
bcr, and a!l perish during the winter, This lot
will come 10 an end soon aftcr !AyinR its og8s.
II 4eoms 10 DO N error about THAR being do
stroyod by tho rad parasiteH; N MRsk Twain
would say, they rsther like them aud are proud
Of them. hkve tested that point thoroughly.
Thay leAvs them on thelr old closhes when they
shed OF, aud new onos como on them. III fAot,
like tho Indians, locuats aro IousI. @. !.
, 1875-06-22
1 Swarm 80 to Is Miles Tide, and Ha1f
Ai[e Deep,
Passing at the Rate Of Is Miles an
Hour, for Over go Hours.
Glowing Accounts of the Crop
Prospects in Iowa.
Damage Done by Heavy Rains in
Illinois.

II The Ea,.o, Of RE &c ca,ea1o ] tribune:
om,a,x. XII 1mrn 17NTh, ,-,,,horno-
1a'o""* Nsp't 'n''. An' k'"os".Ppo'
problem seems nara ono 10 solse' ana tue
probability H. It will end III famine for ut
least tho Northwestern *;tatc1. There ia no use
turning onr hack. nnon tI,o nuestion hcc.nnn m
,.,o e,~.r. had - % sn-n1us ~ nratn .nd t,r
naSe at"s;s IT, nao - s'1raus VI s,n.". aaa ~.
thoae VINO hse IN INC t.hesefn states 10 cry onf
there iB 10 cauee for alarm. Tho outlook Is al-
most too fearful to contemplate. But litt1e
t5mo will tetl ,ho rtory. stato nntn state
..,I ~ w." sa.,. ~ ~ 49, -, ,san,d ns nsa,, ~ ."s
W. ".' " e"ep' " .tlo aor ''e-isse.a p'''"4 ! "no
tho harvest OF 1875 viii ho Light
ono for many. l Aavo reports from good.
rol,ablo men that tho country from Dsas,ico to
.,,n ,f;.,,,-, niyo, Ia l,;a t,,o .,yo o,lv fau
',, 'no ,..e'p ~" .t - a 49,. e....s.
sinai ht'as ptao tn' accounts iton' oouto"c
ern Missouri ute only too true. Thrtce the poE-
sovering farmer has planted bis fledn to coru.
All that cnuntrr h1n brcu awcpt by the sonne
a .sanna., noto.a .,,av co,1d D.. NJ, ,aok ~ ,he
noprcf7 ps!o'e 'u,' eo"'a ~ Nv" 'ouN ~ AZ .''
lo81one ~ tnes take 10 the!f "loee: lnen the
NAoioah!e osatr"etsoI Gotnnences; ~, lHlrins lne
Past efgnt osys tno sky haa oeen h!leo Viii sass
clouds o. tna reha passlug northwest.
Four ainoIcnt t'aeh Hsse .no3 s"eps COW"