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DUCK CREEK ON THE WAR PATH.
Timely Interference Of the sherin.

-
Certain hot-blooded young men liv-
ing in the Duck creek region got into
II brOil over very trivial cause Of
oflense II day or two ago. Everything
might haye pissed off quietly, but one
of the parties refused to be reconcied.
They at last determed to resort to that
bloody tribunal, the code of honor.
Fortunately the sheriff became aware
of their intentions and arrested the
parties before deadly meeting could
take place 1t was fortunate, because
the young men engaged in the affair
were good and true citizens of Dallas
county, and hostile meeting must
necessarily have resulted in the death
of some of the parties. They were
bound over to keep the peace, and it is
hoped that this is the end of the whole
affair.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Agents Wanted.

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etc Convenient to business, and In fine
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Ladies', Look Hnrn,

Ihe singer Sewing Machine office, Mr.. A,
wood Manager, Is located at the Red Front.
." MAIN street, and you can there get the
best English needles for all kinds of mn.
ch'nes' only 80 cents per dozen.
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nat Stanford, at 07 Elm street. has lust
purchased, and viii be receiving within the
nex' ten days, the most complete stock OF
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing ever
brought TO Dallas
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Last week of court.

"st week OF court.
-Camphor and cake don't agree.
Wagons loaded with oil kinds o,
produce crowd the streets.
1T Is rumored that a skating rink
VIII be opened here this winter.
Not drop of rain fell anywhere
outside of the city yesterday. That |.
because the city folks prayed for rain
and the Changers didn't.
Hereafter THE HERALD Will pub.
isl, on every Saturday morning the
weekly cotton statement of Dallas os
reported for the National Cotton Ex.
change.
The GoodTemplars Of East DalIas
wiz on next Thursday evening. Give
IN entertainment, which will be- lnrye.
y attended by the many friends q,
the order. W
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MARRIED.

BARRETT ARREN. I'm this city. Nom
DAY, September b. by Rev. A. 4. smith,
DID,, Mr., IL, Barrett and Miss Lille Marren
Houston papers please copy.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice..

me interest ON the Dallas City Gas Light
CO.'S bonds, Nos. liz, 3, 40, $3.50, H. IA, Ia.
due October l, 1874, and April |, 1875, viii be
PAID Parties holding the same will take
notice. CA. Itn,Kwoon
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Wake Up and See What Is
Going On.

Joseph Mcncser, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
He delivers them to customers tree. 90
and give him trial, at G15 Elm street.
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Persons Goina Vast

ony lands should call on Daugherty
ohheiiee " zimmerman, Land Agents owe,
.ne poStoflice, and obtain list of lands the,
W. S"'e' anglSltf
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DALLAS, TEX AS.
TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER "A.
THE DAILY HERALD

Will bo found ou sale by tho news-
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and Pacific railway, and at the news
stands In the city.
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Valuable Farm for Snln

1T. Brooks offers for sale his farm NJ ono
hundred and nifty acres. ono-third I'm cr,u.
va'ioh' win good dwelling house, well, etc,
situated on railroad three miles west of city
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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VIRGINIA.
Session 1916 opens September 10, 1875.

v"
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Notice,
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County scrip for sale In quantities 10 sn,,
TAX payers at Gl6 Elm street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

HIGHWI NES-Held ut Sl,2l.
WHlSKl ES-Are quoted from SIPS pc
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COTTON MARK ET.

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FINANCE AND TRADE.


OFFICE OF The HERALD,
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he aOI0 to see. Some ono remarked {:
"What are they doing at DR.. Boullt's
house I" and one Of their crowd re-
marked, "that they went up there To
hang that God damned scoundrel.' l
said, II would like to see them do
it," lie then said to me, 1--WE will
hang you, if you don't look ont" !
said. "You just, try to hang me-
Then Col. Russell, who was in com
,mand of company Of White Leag.
uers, said: "Tlis must be stopped,
We must have no difficulty here to.
day.
i know they went to DR.. Boullt's
house.
Q. Do yon know whether they had
the Doctor to his house for some
finest
A. l know they went there.
@. He is q Doctor
A. He was 4 Dentist. He is an old
resident, and owned good deal Of
property there before tho war.
@. How long has he lived thereS
A. He has been there ever since
can recollect.
Q. How long has Judge Myers lived
therei
A. About twenty years I suppose
In connection with this assassination,
l will state.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-12

The brig Chance, from st. Domingo for
Boston. dragged anchor in Lambert 5
Cove, Vineyard Sound. on wednesday
night, and now lies in an exposed position
eaking considerably,
Doylestown's poultry fair begins 10
cackle December 81, and squawks four
days.
That right. Mr.. Bergh. Baby perform
ers on the trape8e should be done away
with.
The New York Times says it is against
n third term under any circumstance(O }
Bombay's anything but Parsee-mon-
ious in her reception of the British Prince.
Nothing so soon mars aholiday as care.
It is the ebunch of hyssop in are cup of JOY {.
An Indianapolis person has actually
sneezed his shoulder out of its socket.
Many Kent county tDel.) farmers are
nullinS up their old peach orchards.
That makes two Pacifics lost at sea.
Better drop the name hereafter.
A timely hint: Short PRESIDENTIAL mes
sagcs are the most widely read.
A seat in the San F-anoisco Stock Ex
change is rated at $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-12
Ihe Origin OF Robinson CruS0e

Robinson Crusoe was published ii
1719, with the following title: The
life and strange surprising Adventures
of Robinson Crusoe, of \ ork, MariueI
who lived eight and twenty years all
alone on an uninhabited island on the
coast of America. near the mouth OF
the great river Orinoco." The pub
Usher who purchased the manuscript
after all others had refused it, is said
to have cleared 81 900 by it. Defoe
was accused by his enemies, who were
numerous and bitter, of having stolen
the idea and even the materials OF
"Robinsou Crusoe" from the nara
tive of Alexander Solkirk; but the
charge was wholly without foundation.
Selkirk was not wrecked at all, bu.
voluntarily went ashore on Juan Fer
aandcz, which at that that time was
as well known as and more frequented
by ships than now. Crusoe's island ,
as the title Of his narratsve states, was
in the northern hemisphere, in the
Caribbean Sea, near the mouth OF
the Orinoco; and the most probable
prototype of Defoe's hero, was Peter
Serrano, who in the sixteenth century
\ was shipwrecked, and lived alone for
several years on an island in the Car
ribbean Sea, near the mouth of the
0rinoco. His story is told at full
length in Garcilasco's History OF Peru,
translation of which was published
in London twenty years before Rob
inson Crusoe" was written, and could
hardly have escaped Defoe's notice
as tho book attracted great attention,
and Serrano's story is in the first chap
ter.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-12
HOPE.

Life would be dark and DIRE ar
Without thy presence. And the days
Would glide around me as the shadow
plays
Without an object my lone heart to
cheer.
The stars would have no meaning II their
eyes,
And fields, and ilowers, and streams,
hll songless seem beneath the sunless skies
While joy would only visit me in dreams
OF what might be, II thou vert ever
near.
No other face could awake
The music in my heart, which, day by day,
Makes life more cheerful, II thou vert away
No other voice could thri my restless heart
Like thine, and bid its gathering gloom depart
No resting place beneath the starry skies
To WOO my soul to tarry. would take
The burden OF mv liie, and softly lay
1t bymy side, and ask with fearful eyes
To go where thou vert gone, nor ask the
way.
Ethel Homes.
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NEW 4DVEhTIS E]TEN1 8.
Maryland rye l. Ear Institute.

G6 n. Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
GEORFE RLULING, NJ. ID. late Prot of
Ey, and Ear >urgery in the Washington Uni
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The largehandsome residence OF the late
Charles Carroll has been lifted up with all
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Schools OF Europe for the special treatment
Of this class of di,ea Apply by letter to
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HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
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JOHN w. GRAY. PRopntrro

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The house is kept in the Sest style, the bai
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suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
Ia respectfully solicited.
/ iva II J. W. GRAY.
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fscribner's Magazine for J"ne'J
r,,,a Gong of the SavOy;irus.

,,,a, p,-, Broadway's lanrs alright
rt,a ,,,r,,l, of her motley throns
When high and clear upon the h'o"'
Rose an inspiring song;
And rang above the city an
TO sound of harp and vloiin,
simple but manly strain'
And ending with the brave fei'a',
Couyage! courage, mon oo""""''
And now where rose thai song OF c"eci
h pa,h old and Young stood still for Joy,
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The children Of Savoy;
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So s,;rring was the brave refrain
CourdgeI courage, mon ro""Td"e'
Alone with only silence ,here'
Awaiting his lifes welcome close,
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Have died upon that heavenly strain
Courage! courage, mon cOntdrdde!
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With nothing left them but TO pray,
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rn,unrunp
Two artists in The cloud of gloom
Which hung Upon their hopes deferred,
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That noble chaneoa-lssaE
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Couragel courage, mon co'SaTues
Two poets who in patience wrought
The glory of an after-time,
Lords of an age which knew them not =
Heard rise that lofty rhyme;
And on their hearts it fell rs falls
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And to the other sang again
Courage! Courage, mon eomarade!
And unto one who, tired Of breath
And day and night and name and iamt
Held to his lips glass of death,
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As with the passion Of prayer,
And kindling in his heart and brain
The valor of its blest refrain
Courage! Courage, mon condrade!
O thou with earthly ills beset,
Call to thy lips those words OF Joy,
And never in thy life forget
The brave song of Savoy!
For those dear words may have the pow
To cheer thee in thy darkest hour;
The memory of that blest refrain
Bring gladness to thy heart again!
Courage! Courage, mon oomardde!
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strong is nv faith, will send Sample, free,
to any sufferer addressing me.
Please show this letter to any ono you may
know who is suffering from these diseases,
and oblige,
Faithfully Yours,
DIR. +. f. BURT,
fe527-6m] 60 WILLIAM ST, NeT York.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-07
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME Cracraft lanl adjoining the Cox place
will be sold cheap; one.half cash and
one-haf on time. There is 637 acres Of tnis
land which will be sold ia small lots to sui,
purchasers. Ii is above overflow. For fur
tiicr Pait :ulars enquire OF
WILEY L. MANGHAM,
L. Riyyille, Ea