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The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

The election of General Butler to
the House of Representative on the
platform that he has laid down for
himself would be disgrace to his
constituency. blot on the fair fame
of Massachusetts and national
calamity. 1t would be an irreparable
injury to the Republican party with
out benefitting the Democracy. Gen.
Butler is representative of a school
of politics which is as dangerous to
Republicanism as is Communism, and
every citizen who cares for the good
of his country should labor for his
defeat Tones,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18
sHERIFF'S SALES,

Sheriff Lambson. at the Lafayette Hotel
Saturday afternoon. sold the following pro-
perties:
street, to J. d. Hoffeck er, Jr. Esq. for So 3OO
subject to mortgage.
Property Of Michael Kane. S. E. coroer
Seventh and Jefferson Streets stone house
and lot lSxS1 feet, to james o. Mccormick for
$500.
Leonard Waiss' property. N. W. corner
front and French streets, to Hartmann L.
Fehrenback. tor $4,000.
Christiana Hundred, near the city line, con-
tanning. 10 80 feet Of land, to Boskrock &
Frankel for $1450.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

SENTENCED FOR RoBBING A WILL
MINGToN LADY.-In the Philadelphia
Quarter Sessions Court, on Saturday,
James FL. w. Woodin, colored, and
Samuel McReynolds, were convicted
of the larceny of a valise containing
clothing. The valise and contents be-
longed to Maggie Jones, a resident of
Wilmington, Del, and the property
was taken from the wagon while being
conveyed to the Baltimore Depot.
sentenced to two years.
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THIRD EDITION.
The Republican Nomination.

HoWard III. Jenkins nominated for the
Legislature, and Christian K. Febiger for
the Levy Court-Gru bb and Roberts for
ACCOMMODATIONS Gro,clidg about
"set up for Jenkins
| saturday afternoon the Republican Nomi-
nation election for candidates for the Legis-
lature and Levy Court and for Assessors.
came of in this city and was quite warmly
contested.
The candidates for the Legislature comma
ton were Howard M. Jenkins. editor Of the
builder. Isaac L. Crouch declined to be a
candidate, but he received several votes.
The candidates for Levy Court were Chris
tian Febiger, J ohm w. hawkins and David
and Frank Nolen in the upper District, and
Geo, W.. Roberts; Geo. Mccall and c. &. Car
penter In the lower District,
The returns are as follows:
paprora tofivo -.
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Good News From south Carolina.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-Well
informed Republicans here say that
the nomination of Chamberlain tor
Governor of South Carolina hopelessiy
divides the Republican party in that
State and nands the latter over to the
Democrats. Hundreds of Republicans
will vote for Hampton for Governor or
not vote at all, IN order that Chamber
lain may be defeated. The prospect of
redeeming the State from the ring rob-
bers was never better.-Special to tie
New York WonI.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

Great preparations are bsing made in
New York for the New York day" at
the Centennial, next Thursday. A tele-
gram from Albany says efforts are ma
king to have the State make a demon
stration which will eclipse ali others Of
the State reception series.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

A CHANGE.-Last week the Lewis Light
declared that Levi C. Bird was the can
didate of faction and could not be
elected to Congress if nominated. On
Saturday the Light took it all back and
supported Levi with every possible show
of enthusiasm.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

ARGUMENT CoNCLUDED.-In the U.
S. District Court, this morning, argu-
ment in the Roberts bankruptcy case
was concluded. Judge Bradford
charged the jury, who, at 80 o'clock
retired for consultation.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

t1aie's MIraeufOus ure for COrns
| sIgi:En remedy Of great popularity,
ut7.:g corns without pain.
E. BRIEGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Orthe Rath.
f4:1 R..snes, Bath Towers, Bath sponges
b BALM soaps in extensive variety. Also
lan cloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of morse
F--es &. the same classal
L. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
lc.ner Sixth and Market streets
Fine Nail Scissors
lHtc and s.ralgnu, Nail Brushes, Hand
lfLes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
elg Z. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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NOTICES..

oTICE.-NEw SERIES NEW Sc
has issued its sixth series: first payment due
October 9th next Already quite a number
of shares have been taken. Those who de-
sire shares in this prosL erous association will
ser9-tf GEORGE c. MARIS, Sec'ry.
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AssEsSoR-LowER DIsTRIC
Twenty scattering votes Tor Assessor, We're
cast in the Tenth Ward.
NO VOTING IN THE FIRST WARD.

Twenty scattering votes lor Assessor, were
cast in the Tenth Ward.
NO VOTING IN THE FIRST WARD.
No nomination was held in the First ward
there being a misunderstanding as to who
should act as Inspector. Thos: s. Pugh open
ed the Polls. but several Republicans object
sd to him holding the election. on the ground
that he was not aquali6ed voter-.that he
had refused last year. after repeated notifca-
tons form his party friends. to pay his Coun.
ty tax, and had therefore been returned asa
delinqpint. They also objected to him be-
saying that it looked too much like. ''setting"
things up for Jenkins." Mr.. Pugh thereur-
on clesed the Polls and departed. and no fur
ther attempt was made to hold the election,
The charge OF "setting up things fol-, Jen-
kins" is also made in other Wards and one
Republican openly asserted that In the Fifth
Ward, thirty tickets which contained only
the names OF candidates for Levy Court and
Assessor Were. counted for jenkins. Com
plants of unfairness are also made in other
Wards, and great dissatisfaction at the result
Of the nomination is openly expressed.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

II hAID'S
Thirteenth Public Sale of
Stocks, Bonds. Loans, and Real Estate.
At the Clayton House Building, Whining.
ton, DEL,
Saturday Sept. 23d, 1875.
at IL A. NJ. sharp.
5000 Wilmington City Loan, due 1925.
$l2 o Bonds vii. & Western Raildoad Co.
shares stock lst National Bank, Wilming'n.
lot 25x7j. wright street, West Wilmington.
Terms Of sale and particulars on posters.
J.T. HEALD,
Real Es:ate8Ld Mortgage Exchange.
seplG.le25
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

BASE BALL.-The Expert, Jr., defeated
the Arlington club. on Saturday, by the
following score:
Expert, 0-iS
Arlington, WV a-lo
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New Gents Furnishing
STORE
o7 MARKET STREET.

ne Undersigned begs leave t. inform h
|fer he store
No. 307 Market \ treet,
kM5ele b,pvl ne intends carrying on the GENTS
|ohNlsHING BUSINESS. Come and ex
Ine nn my stock, where you will find every :.
EI FIGURES. My"CREsCENT SHIRT
anos ~ PC beat in the city at 81 25. ready for
w. ana lit guaranteed. shirts made to or
n: ~, 1ye me call before going elsewhere.
k!feou&W3m W, II. SINCOCK.
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A Flood fn the Upper Delaware.

MILFORD. Pa, September ia
severe northeast rain storm set in last
night and still continues upabated.
The Delaware river and all its tribu>
taries are rising rapidly land heavy
freshet is anticipated. This is the first
rain of any amount since June.
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Levy Court.
AssEssoR-NoRT1IERN DISTRICT.

Isaac L. Crouch received vote in the Fifth
Ward. 2 in thu Seventh. and in the Eighth
tnta1 q
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and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. is. ls76.
Gas. stock quotations furnished BY
: : erob;nson & Co.. NE. Cor. 4th and Mar.
=. s.-se.. WilIningtci. Del. at P. NJ. To-
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The " orb OF Entimidn dom Commenced
la Lomisianh--ATrsst ~ nn American
sea Captain ny McNtcan Oniclals,

The work OF Eniimldn don Commenced
la Louisianh-~AT ~ nn American
sea Captain ny NcNtcan Oniclals,
NEW ORLEANS, October 3O Deputy
United States Marshall, Murphy aud
Thompson, arrived this morning on
the acknowledgements Allen, from Bay
on sara, with fifteen prisoners whom
they had arrested IN West Feliclana
parish, charged with conspiracy aud
intimidation Of negroes In July. The
prisoners areall white men and Demo-
Gratis. They were arraigned before
Commissioner southwark, and held to
bail in the sum OF fifteen hundred
dollars each, to appear before the Uni
ted States Court at the November
term.
Collector Casey received letter
from the mate Of American schooner
st. George, announcing the arrest and
imprisonment Of Captain Candy, by
Mexican officials at Coat2acoalo, Mex
leo. The nrate states that the sChoon-
ers' .papers were correct aud had been
approved by custom officials.
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Tho Collin County Fair.

For ten years the Fair of Colin
county, under the admirable manage
ment OF energetic d'r1ctors and wor-
thy officers, has steadily advanced
In interest until to-day, 1t Is one OF
the best conducted and largely attend
ed exhibitions in Texas. Located Mt
the site of county 30 fertile, thar It's
common boast 10 that scarce GAO acres
of poor soil can be found within It's
limits, sustained by the intelligent en-
enlargement of live farmers ana
business men, possessing the con-
ildence of all exhibitors, IL Is not at all
remarkable that the Collin county fair
is a SUCCESS. This fair commences to-
day, and since its officers and directors
have been extremely courteous toward
Dallas, THE HERALD would, In an es-
peclal manner, direct the attention OF
exhibitors to this exhibition, and In
vite them to be present during this
week. We feel persuaded that oil WIS.,
itors will be cordially welcomed, and
every facility extended to friendly
competitors tor premiums.
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Yesterday afternoon quite Il respec'
table audience assembled at the court
house to hear Worthy Master Lang, OF
the Patrons Of llushandry, deliver an
address. Mr, Lang was introduced by
Colonel Small In few appropriate
words. The Master then delivered an
address of some hour andu quarter in
length which was listened to with
marked attention 10y his hearers. Mr.
Lang did not do any injustice to his
high reputation M speaker THE
HERALD regrets II has not space to
give Il full synopsis, The address
should have been delivered at the fair
grounds in the morning but through q
variety of conflicting reports and other
cuutrGicmpS 80 few were on hand that
1t was deemed advisable to defer til,
occasion. In addition to the speaking
a picnic had been advertised by hard
bills in the country, but SO many con
dieting reports ~ 10 TIME and plac,
were in circulation that few neglected
the exigencies of tho firm for an I'm
certainty, MIR, Lang was to hav
spoken at Johnson's station on Satnr
day bat was prevented hy delay o
three hours in the train, His appoint
meut was ably filled, however, by Rev
Mr.. Collier and Col. Small, We ar
informed that n largo humber OF farm
I ers were present, Mr., Lang leaves tC
night for Miucola, where he will AZ
, dress the Patrons of Wood county.
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The Turks cut the SerViNn Army Il"
Two nj Dyunns,

BELGRADE, October 30. Particulars
of the baltic between the Turks aud
Servinns state that the Turks attacked
the heights ut Dyunas. The SerVlan
artillery, irritatcd at General rcher-
uaycil y depreciatory manner, refused
To fight, and abandoned their position
despite the efforts of the Russian OH
GERS. A body Of Russian volunteers
defended the heights desperately, hal
their number being killed. The Turks
carried their position, thus cutting the
Servian army in two. After the fall
of Dyunas, General Tchernayeil, with
his staff and part Of the army, retreated
to Ragusa, but have since returned to
the neigh horhood OF Belgrade. Gen.
Horyatovich's corps fought some time,
but were finally completely beaten
and driven back on Krutchivatz and
Delgrad, and its position Ia now un-
tenable. Last night patrols went
through the streets Of Belgrade sum
moning Russian officers to proceed &c
the Minister Of War, whence they
were dispatched to the front. Prince
Milan left for the army, escorted by
body of Russians. Tho Prince had
long conference yesterday with NJ
Kartzoll, resident Russian diplomats
nppnt
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Yesterday morning, while the schol-
nrs Of Professor Scales school were en-
toying their recreation, the Oldest son
of Professor George met with an acct
dent which came near terminating his
life. a wagon loaded with lumber, in
coming down the grade, ran over him,
leaving him senseIess. The wheels
PASSED over and cut or bruised his
shoulder, elbow, arm ard leg ant
completely amputated the great toe
He soon revived, and it was found hi'
wounds were not dangerous, though
severe and painful. His escape from
violent death seems almost miraculous
Captain Morton promptly arrested tn
driver and conveyed him to the Gale
bose, whence he was subsequently, RI
leased by the mayor, 1t clearly appear
ing that he was not to blame.
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A HERALD reporter was invited into
the mammoth establishment Of Clark,
Bryan Il Brothers, yesterday, to watch
the effects of extension" on the fa-
vorte old corner, Threading our way
through Il crowded house, we were
shown as fine lot Of carpets as we
ever saw anywhere. These goods are
lust received, and are marked at prices
that must commend them to all who
want good goods cheap. The stock In
cludes Brussels, ingram, tapestry, three
ply, hemp, etc, and from personal ex'
animation we can confidently recon-
mend the prices and qualities OF tht
carpets at Clark, Bryan q Brothers II
lust the thing for those in need OF sucl
goods.
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| To the Editor of The Hcraid'
tu,grcAtIng 80 Merchants.

To the Editor of The Herald;
Interesting 80 Merchants.
with uain and regret have long |
ahservpl parh sunday desecraied ana
our statutes boldly violated by certain
merchants and dealers in our city.
This should not be tolerated IN CIV
ilized and christian community, ana
our officers, both judicial and minlste'
rinl, are uniaithful to the public trust
aud dlrelict to their sworn duty in not
depressing this continued ana repeated
| violation of this human and divine
law, So long as our laws remain I'M
enforced, and dead letters on our
statutes, so long will Texas DO associ-
otad with crime and the lawlessness
within her borders be a reproach TO
her good name abroad. Suppress even
every small misdemeanor, anu IL VIII
lo.sen The number of graver offences.
For the edification and warning OF
these Sabbath breakers, | cite them tC
criticize {. 5O4, I'd volume Paschal's d.
gest criminal code, which declares the
law rs follows: "Any merchant, gro
Ger, or dealer in wares or merchandise
or trader in any lawful business what
ever, who shall sell or barter on sun
day, between the hours OF o'ciocI
= Il. m. and o'clock pm, withih IN
limits of any city or town, sh5ll u
guilty of misdemeanor, ana upo
conviction shall be fined in u sum ne
less than twenty nor more than MI
dollars; provided, that nothing col
tanned in this act shall be construed
prohibit the sale of drugs and mec
eInes on Sunday" This law must
enforced. Let all good citizens do the
duty and report each oiiense, and
the law and morality of our city vi
dicnted LOOK OUT
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Washington NOtes--Supreme Court
Decision NeporicJ Resignation Of
morrill, aud sInE ard.

Washington Notes-.snpreme Court
Decision Reported Resignation Of
sMorrtiI aud .VaEArd.
WASHINGTON, d. C., October 80.
The report that Secretary Nor
rill has resigned Ia unfounded.
Lafayette MeI.aw has been reap
pointed postmaster at Savannah, vice
j. q. Clark, suspended.
In the Supreme court, the de-
cislon In the case Of John l.. Hurst
vs. Western and Atlantic Railroad
from the Eastern district OF Mlnneso-
tn, affirmed with costs, Region Griggs
Va. Dallas, Sanders Co., from Vir-
glna; reversed with costa.
Secretary Tyner has gone to Boston.
and thence TO Indiana Till after the
election.
Weather proba bilities, Gulf States,
higher barometer, southwest to
southeast winds, nearly stationary
temperature and clear weather, except
possibly occasional rain In West Gull
States.
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Thanks.

w. N. George, OF Dallas, as Duke OF
Buckingham in the masquerade ball,
at Jefferson, Texas, during the late
East Texas State Fair, acknowledges
the receipt of beautiful pair of silver
goblets, as prizes for best character. In
return he tenders his thanks for thu
appreciation OF his efforts, and hope
that those connected herewith ma,
ever enjoy the esteem and merit the.
ueserye.
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The Situation on thc Eastern Dues
nOn Pacinc.

CoNsrANrINopLE, October 80. Gen
eral Ignatail, Russian Ambassador,
had an interview with the sultan
Saturday, and with the Grand Vizer
Yesterday. The Ambassadors OF Six
powers held conference to-day with
the Turkish Minister, The prevalent
impression regarding the situation Is
pacific.
VIENNA, October O.--The Constitu-
tionalist groups of the Austria Reich"
nath intend to send IN address to the
Emperor about Austra's Eastern
| uolIgy.
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Tho .Cuerrillns OF Missouri"

Major John n. Edwards, a well
known Missourlan, ID engaged ona
work to be known as the "Guerrillas
Of Missouri which will be brought
ont IN a few months. Major Edwards
was Confederate officer and served
with distinction with Missouri troops.
| tier the war he accompanied
Ganeral Shelby on his expedi-
lion to Mexico. Returning he re-
sumed his profession, that Of jour
nalist, aud has been connected EDITOR"
ally with the 81. Louis Republican, the
Kansas City Times, the st. Louis Dis
match aud st. Louis Times He isn0w
residing at Dover, Lafayette county,
In this State, and engaged on his forth
coming word Besides his newspaper
work, which won him an enviaole
reputation, Major Edwards attained
considerable fame as the author Of
uJea Shelby and his Mem
and ''Shelby's Expedition tc
Mexico,n both hooks attaining
La large circulation throughou
the West and Southwest, and obtain
ING for the author recognition as tn,
historian OF the Confederate armies
and battles on this side Of the Missis
sippi Major Edwards was familia
u with the deeds Of the guerrillas In Mis-
!, souri,, aud knew personally all the dal
o ing leaders. TO his own recollection
!. he has added the patient fragmentar
" collections Of years, and obtained
er complete and truthful record o. u
n desperate careers Of Quantreli, lodi
40 Anderson, the Jameses, Youngers, A
- thur Mccoy and the Others who mac
20 Missouri the bloody debatahle Lar
nv rom 1860 to 1866. Tho history Ia
ey thrilling one aud embraces field Q
tirely new.--[St. Louis Times.
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CAPTAIN Morton caught a horse
thief Saturday night and lodged him
In the calaboose. AS officer Hudson
went into the room yesterday morning
the prisoner begged to be allowed at
the open window a few moments as he
felt sick. His request was complied
with, when he Immediately leaped
out, the window being in the second
story. He has not since been heard
from. This act OF treachery took Hud'
son by surprise ana the old man says
"that Teller is dern rascal to fool me
that way.n Right.
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Opening of the German Imperial f"r'
liament..-rhe Enperar'a speech.

BERLIN, October 3l,--The German
Reichstag, Imperial Parliament OF the
whole empire, opened to-day. The
Emperor In his speech says Germany's
foreign relations, Notwithstanding the
difficulties OF the present political stu
alton, are fully accordant with the
Emperor's pacific policy. His con-
slant endeavor to pre- erve friendly
relations with all. powers, especially
those connected with Germany with
lines of nelghborhood and history no
far as peace may bc engendered among
such to preserve it by friendly medita-
ton. Whatever the future may have
In store Germany may rest assured
that the blood of her sons will be sacri-
feed or risked only for the protection
OF her honor and interest.
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NORTH TENAS FAIR.


MOI OrmlCkS harvester ana blnutIi
prcmlum; G. II, ~ h. J, Mccormick.
Iwo,hoIse hay.rake; &, ;, Mitchell
d Go.
Important invention relating to0gri-
culture, patented curing the last year.
premium G y. Mitchell u Go,
Sulky pillow, iva horse plow, one
horse plow, Premium W. l." Cabell,
President VI County Scil plow Co,
one horse coynplanter premium
W. p Anderson.
The Boss Sickle Grinder premium
Powell X Stevens, Nuskeega, III.
Harrow, premiums c. ;, Mitchell
* Co.
rwo-hor-c ooru.planter, premium
c. ;. Mitchell - Go.
VWo-hurse coru-planter second pre-
mium Il, Y, IompMn-.
Complete cotton cleaner, premlum
| G.. G.. Mitchell " Co.
/ Farm aud stock pump, premium
/ ii G. Collins,
Road ,c,aper feed cutter, premium
/ G.. =, NillCArI AZ Co.
Curn.sheller separator and shucker,
premium H. Y. lompktns.
Farm wagon, premium X, ".
Vompklns
Plantation wagon, premium {. $,
Mitchell y Co,
Water elevator, premium Webb "
Porter, Bardston, Ill,
Well Anger premium LOOMS N
NymAu, Jefferson, OHIO.
Wagun.tongue spring, premium G..
Farmer ~ Co, st, Louis.
Wagon brake, premium G. Farmer
! n Co., 1T. Douts.
Bruccs washing machine, premium;
| l.. NJ, Bruce.
Meat cutter honorable mention
II. " Jumpkins,
Portable forge, premium H. V
TOmpllins.
Farm pans premium &. 5. Mitch
ell y Co.
Agricultural engino-Atlas, frs
premium, Il Y Iompkins, Dallas
Agricultural engine, second pre-
mium, Russell ~ Co., Dallas.
Display steam engines -Ames, frs
premium, c 3 Mitchell " Co., Dallas
Display steam engines Atlas, sec
ond premium, Il V Pompkins, Dallas
Circular saw, first premium, IL '
rompl>ins
Stationary engine, first premium, !
Y Iompking,
Portable eugiue, without wheels
first premium, & > Mitchell, Dallas.
Portable grain mill, inst premium
II Y Tompkins.
Smut machine and separator, frs
premium, II V rompkins,
Grain wylgher, first premium, IL
rompkius,
Folding coop, premium, Foldin
Coop Company, Jackson, Missouri,
Model car coupling, premium, L
jackson, Dallas.
Display mill furnishing and mi
machinery, premium, X Y Iompkih
Wind engine, premium, Ii Z %
Inns.
Wire cable cotton and hay pres
one entry, NJ G Hall, HallVille, IeXt
Ironing machine, Il Parker, Dallt
steam fittings, J W Schenck, Dbl,
Brass goods, } w Sehenck, Daiii
Phoenix Stove Co, Stove co, Dall
CORRECTIONS,
Native lumber, L A Blake, Gla
water
$3.50 Embroidered gown and chem
- woke, Mrs NJ b Atkinson (seventy-t
v yearsl, Jonesboro, Tennessee.
" Native wine, Z w Lear, Dallas.
pickles, Mrs w b Miller, Dallas.
Iron proof selfIneasurlng on Ia
w A Jones .
Double buggy harness, Lehman
NothaG Dallas. 80.
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MOBILE, ALABAMA, October 3d.
The German Brigantine American
Bush, was abandoned at sea during the
recent hurricane. Officers aud crew
brouget here.
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Return of the Pandora from fhe Are
tic Regions.

LONDON, October 80, 1876 The
Steamer Pandora, which sailed from
southampton for Smith Sound in the
Arctic regions some months ago, for
the purpose Of bringing to England
any disnatch which might be depos'
tied there by the Arctic Expedition
has lust returned; passed Brookhaveu
on her way to Portsmouth, at moor
I,o.dav All well,
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Twenty Thousand Dollar Jewelry
More Robbery.

New YORK, November 30.-The
Office Of Stern Bros, jewellers, No. OGl
Nassau street, was robbed OF 1000
worth OF goods. No clue.
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Fl. M. Kahn g. Bro

o.t Slant t,s, NOW have In STORE the Largest amd
r...,.g,ar.est asaclk OF KEES&EY. MGffNN, BEAVER
a,.; ,gglgysgGAlA OVE&00AFS ever exhibited IN
Dallas,
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Z. NJ NJ. Kahn & Bro.

Invite t!e attention Of Friends amd Stram
rers 20 thcir Large. Beautiful and Varied Assortment
of MEMS. YOUTHS, BOYS and CntiDREN'S
CLOTHING.