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beiAloiien boB mir Die Spe5ial Sot=
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ben Ntutb nnp bic 3ntegrttdt OeS Sen. .3ieut.
SberiOau ieten uno ooB.cr Der llntcrititbung
Der lopalen aBepSterun85 Der Union iidcr lem
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Ste ne1te ata4crTmGIttag t,t &ut1i
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fabren Der StlmmenSdbter, fonlte aber nidJt8
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600 clues Sslottemofft3tcrS.
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reatn,dBig erlpablt poreeH 1T nnO ietne
gSab! pom @erittc aufreht geboIten merben
ioQtc.
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3dhns. Die Saeon Der Sbadtel iit ueu, uieoi6, be-
anem uno iparlam. Yreis % Gents. 5u babeni
allen Npotbefen uuo Drogueu=9 =9anolun9en.
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megs, itranbete onf. ben Sau0bGnfen pou
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Siel auseinalOergegangen, nnO oas Sd)ifi
Ianmt Qaoung pro mabrl9einlid) perloren
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Der gSsrtb pes 9anpfers ouf $5o-s75 200
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8cfeaid1eft."

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rol,Gomite uor ySanmoly=6aa" bielt berte
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nelteS 0irettorium eripdblt puroe. Cine
9telbe bon Sei@litiien muroe ongenonlmeH,
i'll benen Die ginmiidung Der SnnbcsbebGr-
Den in Staatsangelegenbeiter miBbilligt wirO,
6erner wirO ein Gourant pcrlan9t, meld)er
nit oen goloe 9leinen 98ertb bat; Die
g8iOerrnfung BON Yo1anO'S 2ibellgeieb uIb
bon atlen dbnlifen 2lften miro gcforbert.
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fratiidJe GongreB 0te Nu9elegenbeitcn Der
&unoe2renlerllno itrenN untcrindsn loQ.
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Ser republteont5e,e Gattct,s.

is Sal blngton %. San. = 9te 9te=
publifaner i'm Senate Dielten E2ute einen
Caucus, lpeider mebrere StunOen baucrte.
Ser 3uItanb DcS G5iiDen8 mar ba8 0aupt=
Sbema Der @r6rterungen, bn aber Die 9tniidl-
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fam cs Su feinem Seidluiie. Der Caucus,
aui0tt cine 9lnIid)t iiber 2ouiliana gu duBern,
beldloB, ba8 Gerfabreu be8 g9abl@onute' s
in Setreff Der Otonbate Yindbad's ab5upar-
ten. Gtlige Senatoren duBerten iid) babirt,
boB iie feine anbere 9fettllng fir YOniiiana
ieben f0untcu, anger baB man ben Staat
luieOer in ben Serrttorial .3nitaub 5nriiGper'
iebe. 2lle Senatorcn idienen bte Sdluic=
rigfcit Der Sitnatiou Su besreifen. Der re-
publifanIIde Caucus oes 6aneS mar iebr
Sablreib belnd)t. alle friiberen Sorlagen
nurben pieoer beipro6en; if)lieBlid ipuroe
ein SeldluB an9enommen, Der Wlaloritdt bes
6auleS gelpalt Su gebeu, alle oorliegenoell
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man Die 9fegel in 8etreff Der 3iueiDrittels.
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inl Sipen briusen, ben 8rdIioenteu erndd)ti
gen, III gemiIien 6dGen bas Sabeas Corpus
| Jtedt 3u luipenbiren. Die Gerbaublunger
| ioneu 5enr hQrntofttId, oeneIeu Ieiu.
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9pe3ial Noti,elt.
Baltimore
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9oiia5 Bennington 6. W0rton Gteuart.
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o:e Geiellbat miro tn Der Office, Gioipetz@de non
Gou.p uao Bateritraee, ertbeilt tpo aud aae Mafa
itd3e oIort erleot9t fperoen. BerFberuu9en meroen
aaI it9eno eine Srit ansenommen. peIde Der appIi'
.aat ipiinlben mag.
(Jaul,l5D NJ. 8osownrth. Sefr.
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xelegrapjjiigge 9epei3ea.
(geritbte Der ostiociirten Breiie" fir ben oGorz
reIponoentea.")
sJnlauos9
st1ts Der s;naSesaa,,ntfaeSt,

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rofse Station nil BEL ber Sunbe8regierung
cine anletbe bon 100000 MAIDEN, NM Die
SnOiauer, wel9e iniol9c Der Seuidredenplage
l4redlidle gtptb leiOen, 81 unteritiisen. Die
Station perpfdnoet ibrc 2dnberelen peitlle)
bonn Arfanla5fluiie.
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Ben 3eprdieutanten Stowel, tpelfer an9ea
flagt mar, cine Sarettenltelte uerld]adert ST.
baben, entlafteu.
= Die yalcine 5arif Sid" miro erlt am
Gtontage aH Den Yrdii0entcn 9elaugen un0
bon Oemielben unter5etd)net werben,
- giner Der berporragenOlten repnbl. Sez
natoren bat Die 2teuberung getban, baB I'M
&aufe Dieier 8ode sin aagemeinsr SeI1luB
eingebrad)t meroe, bic Stcgierung &eaogg's
an5uerfsnnen. Die fsrage pou Ytnbbad's
3ulaHun9 als Senator fit 2outitana ooer Die
Giniebung eine8 Wlititar @ouuerneur8 fir
oieieu ober einen auberen iiiblidcn Stoat,
ME bie8 utelfadl er0rtert iporOen lit, blelbt
babel aus bem Gpicle. @eneral Sberioan
Oerbleibt bis auf g8eitereS in 9eeluz0rleans,
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gefbianorSe tn 1lKT!o,e,,,h,o

4s'ti IA pelpbta, 23. San. = Sin mn
betan3ter Dtaun, permutblih elm 0eutlder,
lparoe beute Wtor9en an Der 2Sillomltrabens
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Santment ciner 9roBcn sSabrtf.
Epn ettles lIoffenoffiaicrs

B btl a 5 | y + a, "a. SanNar, ,-&apt.
GbaiNaa G. Garris Don bef amertfauiihen
Tlette itarb heBte nadl eirer furjfn Sranfs
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
Army Netes,

Lieutenant George Reinh. Won Nor
den, late of Prince Carls Twelfth
Regiment of the Prussian army, ar
rived in the city yesterday, from a
pleasure trip among the southern from
tier posts, including Forts Concho and
Griffin. One result of his observa-
tons has been to correct precon-
ceived idea as to the discipline and
morals of the army of the United States.
While there are features in the service
which do not meet with his entire ap-
proval, the efficiency of the commands
he has visited was such as to remove
the impression that uniformed mob
was all that the United States had to
depend upon for operations defensive
or aggressive. Herr Won n. is guest
at the Lamar, and will remain in the
city several days before starting on a
contemplated visit to the Pacific slope.
Lieutenant Taylor, of the Twenty
fourth United States Infantry, is tenn
porarily quartered at the Lamar.
Lieutenant Cusack, of the Twenty
second Regiment United United In
fantry, and Lieutenant Fitzpatrick, of
the Seventeenth, arrived from New
York last night in charge of one hundred
and two recruits for the Eleventh In
fantry. The command passed through
the city about ten o'clock last night
and encamped on the west bank of the
Trinity. Hence the men will be
marched to Fort Richardson, dis
lance of one hundred and ten miles,
the headquarters of the regiment,
where they will be reported to Colonel
w. IL. Wood, commanding, whence
they will be assigned to the different
companies OF the regiment serving In
Texas.
Lieutenant L. II. Orieman, a gallant
sdbre,u' of the Tenth United States
Cavalry, has lately received promotion
in the shape OF a commission as quar-
termaster at Fort Griffin. A most de-
served advancement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
MERIT WILL WIN.
what u Mammoth Dry Goods House
In Dallas IL Doing.

Ifyou will look to the record Of those
who continually and without intermis'
sion cry of hard times II will be found
they are Of the class from which
Charles Dickens drew his wilkins
Micawber-they starve to death walt
ing for something TO turn up, instead
Of going to work and turning some
thing up. The man or COM
bination of man who have
projected and carried through all the
great enterprises of the age did not
spell their names with n wilkins. A
noteworthy instance of the virtues Of
push, vim and tact is found in the re-
marknble success achieved by the firm
of Sanger Brothers, in this city. Start
ing business In New York some years
ago, they have, by the exercise Of
the faculties above named, grad
ually extended their operations I'M
til no less than five towns in
Texas boast OF branches OF the
parent house, the most important
of which is located in Dallas. Here is
to be found immense stores of every
thing that goes to make up the heavy
stocks necessary to their business. To
accommodate the immense run upon
them, they were long ago compelled
to open their Elm street premises
through to Main street, and now their
hardly-tasked statesmen are compelled
to meet an influx Of patrons from both
ways. A reference to their advertise
ment in THE HERALD this morning
will convince the most incredulous
that where there is so much smoke
there must be some fire also.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16

VIZ, LYTE n co. real estate agents, No,
100 Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the Hlteh'
ton ofpeRons wishing 10 purchase real cs'
late 10 the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards In aud outside 0ltheir Office,
under the respective heads Of "lmproved
CITY Property, ""Vacant city Lots, ""Farns"
and "Unlmpr0ved and wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center OF the city, Also,
building lots, and u number Of very desir'
able residences situated In every quarter Of
the city, Also, large tracts OF wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number Of farms Of various Sizes, Include
Ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within 1--WE miles of the city OF Dallas
aug25dtf
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V'RUSrEE'S SALE.-Notice Is hereby Civ
/ On that, By virtue OF q deed OF trust TO me
made, executed and delivered by w. l.. civ.
ems, OF the county OF Dallas and state OF
Texas, on the 18th day of August, A. ID, 1875,
to secure the payment of "A certain promis-
sorry note In favor Of A. NJ. Orr, described IN
said deed OF trust, will, on the 10TH DAY
OF JANUARY, A. d. 1876, sell for cash nj
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, at the
court house door in the city of Dallas, Dallas
county, Texas, the following described prop
ertyy, to-wit; one-halI OF one-tnird Of u
League Of land, Icing part OF the Headlight
of Francisco Long indy, situate in the
county OF Clay, Texas; one league and labor
of land, formerly owned by Maurice Arioia,
situate IN the county of NaVasota, Texas;
one league and labor Of land, formerly
owned by Gregory Eli and Maurice
Ariola, situate in the county of Madison,
Texas; also one league and labor of land,
formerly owned by n. Ariola, situate In the
county of Jefferson, Texas. For Il more par
ticuar description of said property reference
can be had to said deed of trust, together
with all and singular the rights, members
appurtenances and Entertainments TO the
same belonging or appertaining.
dccl6dSw p. Il. SHELDON, Trustee.
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To the White Friends Of the COlOrcd
Missionary Baptist Church 0f the
city Of Dallas.

We are now bui ding large and eXpon.
siVo church house, Ave hundred yards north
east of the Central rOnd, The building N
now ready for the shingles, doors and VIM
dows, We have got thus far on the building
without the aid Of any white person except
Mr.. i. T. Elliott & Co., but We are now COM
PEELED 20 come forward and ask you to help
us cover our house before cold weather. We
are paying M we go, and are not In debt any
ut all, Rev, a, Weaver, Rav. Y. ], Drain and
Il. G.. Buclincr have promised to give US
something, and We hope that the owners Of
the street ears Will donate rs large sum, Ms
our large and magnificent church IL within
two hundred yards Of their railroad. IL Is u
fact that the C0lOred people are the poorest
people Of the South. 'llthis be true, lie that
has pity upon us "lcndeth 10 the Lord " and
that such ~ he hath given Will lie pay
him again" proverbs, ch. ~, y.F)
A. H. Griggs Silas Pitman, u, j, Taylor
Henry Stork and j. Wood, who are Build
ing committee will receive all donations
upon amy corner OF the streets, or wherever
they may meet any one Ola philnnth oplc
spirit. We do hope that the white citizens OF
this great city Of Northern Texas VIII help
the poor people In Freedmantown TO get n
respectable church In that unmoleMcd part
OF the city, a. uSlGuS,
Chairman of BulldlNg Committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
To the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Dial.

am now prepared to give all information
regarding the Grand Jubilee and Mask Ball
of New Years Eve.
First--Read the following letter from Nine.
GrouX, of New Orleans who will be here
with her entire wardrobe of costumes. Sixty
of the first ladies and gentlemen OF the city
have already subscribed for costumes.
New ORLEANS December ., 1875.
Prof George, Dallas, Texas:
will be In Galveston for a mask ball on
the 2lst, and II you think Ii will pay me
will bring my costumes to Dallas Let me
know at once and 1 wi | como as soon as
have done at Galveston. j. 7. GROuX,
New Orleans.
In addition TO this, take pleasure In giving
the programme OF conducting the ente rtain.
ment.
MessrS. Conpor & Walker and Williams 4
Tolllver will sell tickets, each firm indol sing
those sold by them.
The following committee of gentlemen will
he present to see the face of every person
who enters-each gentleman vouching for
the lady whose escort lie Is: y. ]. Adams,
Esq, John Kerr, Esq, Major Barkley, Cap
tain Jack Leonard, Colonel Mccoy, and Dr.
Locke.
The ball will take place at Lively Hall,
controlled by the widely popular Captain
Orr, who will leave nothing undone on his
part in assisting to maintain perfect order.
The spacious building VIII be beautifully
decorated with pictures and festoons of ever
greens, entwlned with boquets of oranges
raised by my own hands.
Furthermore, will vote a handsome Soli-
taire Diamond Pin to the most popular lady
In the ROOM and present bunch of oranges
to the best character.
There will also be some curiosities never
before seen In ballroom in Texas ordered
direct from the firm of shannon, Miller &
Crane, Maiden Lane, New York City. Come
out and see the sights never before seen in
the state.
Tickets, $3.50.
The music, of course, will be In accord
ance; floor waxed nothing left unturned to
make this the grandest occasion ever given
In the State. PROF. GEORGE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
Home FIRE Insurance company

of New York. It's fmdS 0H deroied to
Fire. No mixture WiM Life Insurance
Cash capital S3,OO0,0O0. Cash assets
$6,0O0,000, Cash surplus as to policy
holders, 3,325,000. Gen. j. +. John
son Il Co., managers Southern depart
ment. j. y. Kerfoot, local agent, No.
5O7 Commerce street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16

A comfortable residence and academy
bhilding, tmlles northwest Of Dallas, with
fiye acres OF land In cultivation, A good sit
untlon fora hrst'class school, also good To-
cation Tor Physician. Apply, within the
next few days, 10 &C. HlLbESflE'
Dallas, December II, 1870. declUdlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
Notice.

All persons Indebted to the undersigned
are earnestly requested to come forward and
pay the same IL they can not pay all, u
part will be most gratefully accepted in my
present great need. | can be found at the Of
nee of DIR. Kanady, over Hoskins II Howell's
drug store. p. {. CAMPBELL.
j. N. Ogden, Deputy Sheriff, will also col
lect and receipt tor me.
dlcl2d3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cole Baths at Wilson's, No.
IIi Elm streef decl5d2m
Found.

A red morocco pocket book containing pa
pers and letters. One letter is addressed to
DR.. Embry. The owner can recover at this
Office by paying for this advertisement.
deClIdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
Removed.

Vert, smith& Co. have removed from iOo
elm street into their handsome new store,
5Oj Elm street, opposite Sanger Bros, and
nextdOor TO Blake Il Jenkins.
Cali and see the handsomest grocery store
In Texas. declouiw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
Cut ihIs Quilt May save Your Life.

There isno person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
buy bottle Of medicine that would cure
them. The Empire Tonic Bitte,s, and their
wondrous cures, astonishes every one that
try them. For sale everywhere.
noy2Qdlm
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OF the state Of Texas In pamphlet form
Price ton GENTS. For sale ~
ai48 METROPOLITAN NEWS STORE.
decl6dlOl Corner Elm aud sycamore.
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Announcement.

j. N. Ogden Is announced In to-day's
issue as candidate for the office of
City Assessor and Collector. For two
years he has served under Sheriff
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Barkley as deputy, and that gentle
man extols him In the highest manner
for hls energy, integrity and business
talent, Mr.. Ogden Is thoroughly com
petent to undertake the duties OF the
Office, and should he be elected, viii
III the position with credit TO himself
and in manner that will he person.
al compliment to his constituents.
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II you don't want to buy a pair OF good
boots, you had better not go 10 Stanfort's, 4V7
Elm street, for II you go and examine his
stock aud prices, you are almost certain to
buy pair whether you need them or not
Iaot, certain. decl0-dtf
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Found.

A pocket hook, which the owner can have
by proving property, and paying cost OF this
advertisement Inquire of
f'iau J.T, WILLIAMS,
At W.T.. Clark's, North Side Square.
fdaoIhl1t ......
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Mr. Craddock, the proprietor of the fa-
nous Craddock Billiard Hall, has just re.
turned from the East, where he has been Sc.
Letting the choicest stock of liquors ever
introduced In Dallas. Among his stock is a
nye year old Monarch Bourbon and the
genuine XxXX Robertson County whisky,
which Mr.. c. proposes to make speciality
Of, and gusntees 1t to be the best ever offered
to the trade In Dallas. decll-dIm
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In cases OF disordered digestion, sluggish
circulation Of the blood. and exhausted vital
energy the Empire Tonic Bltters stand
without rival. For sale everywhere.
noyaOdlm
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Ask your grocer for the Empire Tonic Bit.
ters' a wine glassful taken three times a
nay VIII impart tone and cheerfuIness to the
whole system. For sale everywhere.
hos2Odlm
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Wanted.

BY one Of the largest and oldest manufac-
turing aud Jobbing boot aud shoe houses In
Chicago, travelling statesmen for Texas Adj
dress p. ID. r.,
decl5d2w Care q. A. Cook ~ Co., Chicago.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
W.. T. @.


WIN meet tonight, shary, Phantom Cav
ern, declOdlt
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DO you want nice, neat, and at the same
time durable shoe, for your little girl to wear
to SCHOOL, Stamford, at 407 Elm street, has
just the shoe you want. Gall and see II It is
not so. declO.dtf
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Wsnted secondhand furniture, of all kinds,
at 7la Elm street, next door to Witwer's
wagon depot. decl2dtf
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Austin - just receiving an immense stock
OF me gold watches, chains and jewelry OF
all kinds, OLD Main street. dec7-d6wlm