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THE SHOCK OF BATTLE,

Three more days are left ere the weak
and trembling lines Of Republican
cohorts accept the shock of battle, In
those three days it seems to careful
observer, it is beyond the power Of
human effort for that party which Sc
insolontly defcs the constitution of this
republic, and the traditions of its PEG.
pie, even with the CLEAN of bayoncts in
the South, to wrest victory from the
impending contest. The arrest of six
thousand Louisiana Democrats for the
sole purpose of their acknowledgements,
the anchorlng of iron-clads and men of
war before thatprostrate Southern city,
for the purpose of combining Democratic
prisoners on election day; the heavy roll
OF artillery wagons, and the reyerberat.
ing tread of armed lcgons upon the
soil OF the old Palmetto State; the dark
threats muttered by malignant Radical
sheets, speaking the thoughts of tclOns
who write through iron bars of peniten.
tiaries the fearful and unprecedented
attempts to corrupt with trea.
sury funds the wavering voters
ofthe North, will not win on the eth of
November The very Invasion of the
South will recoil upon the perpetrators
of this outrageous act of tyranny, Thou
sands of Republicans have been driven
by it into open hostility, or severe neu.
trality and indifference, and that mighty
organization, once so omnipotent in
war, and now so vindictive in peace,
has been shorn of its vast strength, and
Its columns will struggle up to battle
under the curses, threats and promises
OF its leaders, but to so down before the
charge
Thousands and hundreds of thou.
sands oil hearts, not only South but in
she North, are yearning with an intense
sarnestness for the safety of the repub-
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The horscmau brought u hsc report
who rode into town Monday evening
and stated that II wounded man and
two dead bodies had been found six
miles from the scene of the fight ON the
Bosquc. Sheriff Rose who, in company
with others, has been engaged in ,rour-
ing the county in search of the dead or
living robbers, returned last night He
found traces of them only at the cross
ing of the Bosquo where the fighting
took place Other parties are contiuu-
ing the search, and it is to be hoped
something will yet be developed lead.
ing to the finding Of the dead and the
capture of the living robbers - Waco
Examiner.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04

WE call brother Norton's attention
to the following letter, and suggest Ia
him by the way of warming that Hayes
pretcnds to be good rclormer aud
that he might, if elected, take it intohis
head to give some slightnoticc to postal
affairs, even in Texas. In that event
the Dallas office may be shaken up:
GALVESTON, Texas, October %, 1875.
Captain j, q. Eblin, Commanding the In
mar rifles, Dallas. reXas.
DEAR SlR-Your esteemed favor OF
the 10Th of September last, requesting
the presence of the Galveston Artillery
company ut the Dallas Fair, on the 18th
of this month, only reached me through
the mail yesterdays 10 what cause
this long delay OF mail transmission is to
be attributed, cannot say The fact
remains however for the mail commits
sioners topondcr oyer-that it took one
month, less two days, for letter to
come from Dallas to Galveston
Thanking the North Texas Fair Asso-
citation for the courtesy of tho invita-.
ton | am
Respectfully Yours,
Captain Galveston Artillery Company.
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AFAaNTIEu FROLlC.
Eys Mcn 1ndrr she Daisies An Epi.
dpmir Uf murder.

About ono week. ago IN Fort Griffin,
two men calling themselves g. W
Kelly and Miles Arbogast hired one
Cunningham Tor the sum Of twenty
dollars, to bring them TO this place
Othcr passengers obtained truusporta-
ton, towlu Wren MeCormlck and
Wick, the hitter Of whom, after leaving
Fort Griffin, formed copnrtncrmp
with Cunningham in the pecan gather
ing business. Alterpmsung their Jour
ncy for two or three days, they arrived
about one hour before sunset on the
Slh ol October, at what is known here
as the lone Tree water hole, about
lwruly.lom miles distant from Fort
Coucho ON the old Fort Chodburn road.
Here, at Krliys suggestion, they stop.
ped to camp, usl"wlbly Tor inc night
lugcmcd. built up Il fire, and stakrd
their mules, which. being done, at Kelly
further suggestion, they agreed to tax"
hunt ior deer According to the pre-
concerted plan Of ArboRasu and Kelly,
| Kelly and Cunningham went east
while Arbognst and Nlck went west.
leaving Wren and McComick TO guard
camp. After the cupsn OF about thml}
minutes the men in camps heard "a hot
or shots in the direction in which
Kelly had gone. and in q few moments
more shots were heard IN the opposite
! direction Soon utter the hattie, shots,
Kelly nude his appearance ut camp
wh.sllug rs he came up A little later
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04

AUSTIN Statesman Bigger is such III
abolcal, uunscontinentaI ass that sim
ply in honor Of the sublimlty Of his stu
pidity and pluck IN saying what IitlI'
he thinks, they are going to vote for him
He will get perhaps one hundred vote.
in the district lIo has said, wcarc told
that he would like to be- killed, in order
TO give Hayes votes next Tuesday,
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
rRE1Ii TO ALL.
But No Business Advertisement Ia
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general public,
und also 10 assist those VINO may need Hs'
,lhtHncc, Wunuyo determined o. print a free
advertising column. Advertisements under
the bend Of "Lost," "fOund," WANTED"
NOR salc," "For Rent" "rO Let" of not
more than three lines, Will be inserted In
this column two times free Of charge. when
excess will be charged NJ the rate Of i've
cents u nue, each insertion, In advances and
when such advertisement" are printed more
lhun lwu times they VIII ne charged mt the
rntc OF I'VE ccutSH line IN advance for euch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04

MW BANCROFT is again at his studio.
in Washington, making diIligont use oI
the library of Congress, in addition I,
his own rich collection of books II,
will give this coming winter to tn,
completion of his volume upon the his
tory of the United States from th'
peace of 1852, to the Inauguration o
Washington in I1S9--a period full Of
interest and requiring careful research
discriminating Judgment and peculiar
powers of portrature, Mr. Bancroft i.
now sevenIy-siN years old.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04

The Hon. K. J., Fulton, mayor OF the
city of Galveston pccIs the opid'rmIr
oil of that hrcprcssibIc old ioey' A, {.
McKecn, in a communication to
tine Mems. In controversial matters
"Grandpa" McEccu is not a decided
success, especially when he handles "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04

Thurmond, willard It Fletcher. Att,vs n,
Law I'll Main street, up stairs. nc,GdI, u,
j., NJ Hayes, Attorney at Law, sDi Com.
imetce street south uf COrrthorsel DoIlas
claims.s -. 80 P"'u 10 land
w, =. Cidhnm, Office In Mitchie's buildipv
oP aust me LeGrand hotel, Main street.
OK So m N, Stemmons, Attorney az Law. No
40 Oo M9rt u, side Public Square, upstairs.
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Physicians and Surgeons.

" A, w. Wright, of Georgia, oftios
1pNer oguen VOLTS store, corner Elm and
~ LHi na streets, whore he may be found al
W. 'o"'S Vi the night or day. sept2idlm
Jno. II. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur.
III ~, once over First Nation al Bank. Resi-.
enos corner San Jaointo and Harwood ats
tended. ppstodtr,,y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04

Is In great measure dependent upon the
way in which the bowels perform their
oyacuativc function. II they are regular
and they can always be rendered so by the
Use of lto'tetfer'S stomach Blttors--an im-
poEtHnt essential of hcnlth In secured, and
mat blessing * very apt to follow. Ifthey
are irregular, chronic constipation and in
digestion 6upcrVene, the liver becomes dis.
ordered, aud the bile, being diverted from
itsiatural channel md purposes, enters and
contaminates the blood, producing that vel.
lowish cast of the skin and whites of the
eyes which in such sure index OF bl iuus-
ness. All these disastrous consequences, Ms
well M othrrS OF FAR more serious untur.
are femrdlcd aud prevented by ltoStrttpr'S
bittera, the loading American specific for
disorders OF the bowels, stomach and liver,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04
CausOs tho Body to Gain in Solid ElO,,.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

NoR the speed Cure of Seminal Weak.
u ness, Lost Manhood, and ali disorders
uruHgiSt has the ingredients. address
W. b'lDNnN co., ~ Nassau St.,Ncw Yor
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A CI.EAK lIEAN.

Eclectic limbs good digestion; sound sleep;
bnoyant spirits; fine appetite, and u ripe
old age are some OF the results of the use OF
DIR. TUFTS pills. They require no change of
diet nor interfere with Regular business.
noyldaW
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DALLAS. TEX y
sArURpiY MORNING =; NOVEMBER

Tnagr more days and the struggle
commences. Who can forecast inc
momentous results Of Tuesday 3 vote
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


solicitor in Bankruptcy United States Dis
trlct Court ut Tyler. ONCE, All Elm street
DALLAS, Texas. Speciality in all matters I'm
oan kruplcy. Proofs of debt taken through
OUT me United states. Charges reasonable
kepi2idl.n
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INVENTORS m: s.. !: ::. &: 4: 4;

uUn iteH o. charge aud adv $50 l' M. W. ~,
pu,UnnaDiilly' An sorrcspoud,i,,. .t, H. ~.
rIii,,,n.,al Pieces as low IN those ni w.
nrG ,n ,t,v. 20 OiiiriaN In the Patent ONO.
A.I',.' y" '"'e"l"r' ihtv.ry state W the I'.,I,n
%" 0sn ~ LOUIS hAGGER & CO., -
urPPn1,te Patent Once, Washington D'C
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FOB NORK-Tho Herald office Ia now
y receiving large cunsignmcutS OF job
papers Of all descriptions, ana asks m
Heads, white md COlOrod) Letter
Heads, Mole lloGds, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed w cheap as the
curupcst, and heater than the neAtost Bring
Ia your orders and get The benefit Of our
"SufOmur Prices"
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Boarding..

EOi RurHlN young men can De uccOmm D.
4 dated with board, by the day or wvuh, by
upplyiugHt saD NHin rect. novi-2t
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For Sale

ANALNUr FUENIINRE-N large lot Of
w walnut furniture, consisting Of bed
-lcnds, WualslaUd., tHhe,, chairs, etc. Also,
crockvtS, ml roiS, mattresses, pillows, COM
forts, etc. az ioVU per- cent below wholesale
cost Address "lerald Ullicc,' uuyl-u
COOKING UrENSll,S A hne sG
Y cooking stove and stove umitUrc, IA
use six months. Guul as new, Apply to
tllAS. FIRED. TUCKER oct2S.tf
NUu~GIulDErRNIruKl3-Iwosc SETS ued
{ room 'u,nitury, IT dnlug.roOm turui-
lur IN USE Two years. Apply to CuAS.
FIRED. TUCKER ort2Nll
tBltE DWELNNG-No got Garter street,
2 hVr rooms and two halls, gas through
uut, collar, Kitchen, servants room, laundry
lor shulrI Cl,turn ana well, lot lIONlOO feet.
one OF the hnudSoiucSl and most convenient
residences Ia tho city. Apply 10 tHA~.
FIRED, TUCKER oct2)-lr
Nlp rAPtNs-At THIS once In qunuli.
" Ties To suit, at 81 hundred. N41lt
CONDENSATION LOCK SAFE-lull.sp ut-
y eat, chcap. Apply TO G, h., u,,ald
OQicr. mayln.u
AZ ISSOuM LAND-.Five hundred acres Of
vs. luuu in Southeast Missouri, cheap
with perfect title, or win exchange Tor Dallus
GUY property. Address, +. l., this outce.
NLD PArERS--At THIS omcc, InQuautr.
" tie" To suit, at 81 u hundred, iS21.u
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H. lIHER silent or active, To op,n , r,,,
-; Co. c'ISs restaurant Have had twrntv.dy,
three days. We "oN 10Y, Tor
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[ ost

NOUk YOUNG MEN or gentleman aud
4 wllg can get lirsl'clasS hnard ny address
lag A. r. D, uuru Herald office. References
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-04

ltOuSlG-ihc Peers House, Fort WORTH
al Texas, well finished and furnished, 90.
ing u gund business, Has ali the convent
vucuS i'Ua from 100 To tOcustOmcls TT ruch
the business. uctIl-ti
BUSINESS SrA&U-A good brick Bust
4 r..T. lIpr.. II bttr, npty- ~
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Wanted Female Help.

y tRSE-By A, u, johnson, LeGrnd bo.
nuNt Il
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by \ YOUNG MAN-Ofgood habits and
- husinu,s qualifications, IN any position,
Best 'cirrcurca given, Address +. O, box ~ l..
Dallas, Texas. noy4.2l
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lam tho Belle OF the Ayenue.

lam tho Belle OF the Avenue,
My teeth they are II sight to view,
My hre0th'sas sweet asncw mown hay
And Will be 80 while | can pay
For SOHODoNf-for so they 10
Among the Bellies of the Avenue.
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10 Trade or ENchange

ANlS In Denton or HuuS.un couutie,
- l"r SMA!l hrm near Dallas. Aprly IA
" '' - 80 'EN W nONlgt
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4 oOh-By A. u. johnson, l. Grand ho-
y '''' uuNi-2t
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Wanted 10 Roat.

| olS'.-A small dwelling house near
business center, ON mouIhlv mn, rna,,i'
Address T. A., care Herald Office. sem n
, 1876-07-07
Little Jaoks

Effp lnrk EreafHg {h3s.
tho I'D I'D bureau M tliis evening, md went softly
out and wandered up and down until ! knew
sho had shut Il up md gone to her sewing. Wu
have sumo thlligs laid nway Il, tlat drawer
which tho gold Ut Kings could not buy, nnl jet
they are svilca whiesl gricye us until both our
l,ra1ts aEs sore. haven't dursd look at them
for ycar, hut remember each article. There
are two worn elldes, q little chip llat with part
a cont, two Or threo spools, Gits ot broken
csoekcry, IL whip, aud scVrral toys. Wife, poor
thing, goes to tliat dTnwev cycfy day Of her HIS
md prays over II and lets her tears full upon the
we speak Of little Jack, but not often. Il has
been long time, but somehow We can't get
over grtrving. Sometimes, wllca VIC s!t alou0
of aA evening, writing aud sue sewing, CHILD
III tho street will call out as our boy used to,
aud Wild hope, only to au.l tho darkness ,uure
Ut burden tlian ever. It Ia still ant quiet
now. / look up to the window Nhtre Ills blue
eyes .uscl to sparkle at 1uy coming, but lie ts
not thets. | listen tor Ills pattcTlng feet, ls
merry shout, and his ringing laugh; but there
Is no sound: There ia no one 10 scarch my
lin4 the chairs turned over, the broom down, or
ropes tied 10 tho door knobs- want some one
tu teusc nle Tor iuy knife; to ride OIL my shuul-
deTa; tu lose my az; to follow me to tho gate
come, to call "go9d night" from tho ltt!e ,l bstl
tnore. Hers aro no little feet to wash, no
prayers To say, ho vGleu teasing for luInPs Of
suglr, OF sob6lng with tho pa1n of hurt toe I;
and ahe would glyb her own life, almost, 10
awaku at midnight and look across to the CRIB
aud sec our boy there - lie used 10 be-, so Ho
preserve our rclico, and when wu are dead We
hppa that strangers will hAndle them tHndaEly,
even u they tlle1 TO tears over ele1.
, 1876-07-07
London Poor C1,il&lrc.l-Grccn Grass Tor q
IIay.Eround.

LaHHGn 3fffqF0ph.
Ecrxet, It Is sall-anil TIC story ia probably Ms
old ,.s "Salldfpr.l and Merton "-oiIcrcl largo
reward to my one who would invent lin a new
plcaaurc. For wealthy mhl,-lul every Ollc is
that he has pccn nblc to put bY certain detlnitu
PORTION 0i hisiNcono-We venture to orccumncnd
is pleasure entirely new that he should
watch q tribe Of lltlc ragged clllldren suddenly
noH bo secs any day II thc week BY tlldso who
choose to repair at o'c1och in tho uyentng IL
tllc brun.l terrace known Is Crown 0iilce row.
by tho kindness Of the Bcnchers Of tho 1nner
Temple the ,.1. beautiful gardens 9f tist sosisty
to all culucrs. Loug before ,the clock
strikes . straugc and motley crowd
assemblies round tho gates. Children Of
all aes aud ,izss peSsr through the
beyond them, waiting an1inusly Tor the Janstor
to unlock the barriers against which they fret.
Dirty, raggca, nkcnpt little things, clad in
grutcsque garments of every conceivable shape,
the portal US kcenly, but yct, to their credit ha
IT sall, na curlrtcolisly IS their betters gather
about roynlty at some gTand entertainment.
Tho excitement quIclkens ~ tug hai I'D, o. =!
the shatlow oil the sui.-lial, .creeps round
towurI the sixth hour. aud. when a last tho
gate IL ilunE open, tho scctis that folnwa u one
which none but t1l'so who h4ye watched It ca!l
With wild Shout tl,at stariies even thu scdate
old pigeons lowering about tho chlmneys of pa-
per buildings and sends the aparrows scuttl[ng
out Of the trees With whistle
Of wings and a storm Of angry and
alarmed tw!ttcring, the little Creatures
rush down tho gravel walks Gu to the fresh
turf, s,ll there mi to and fro, screaming at tho
top Ut their voices, aud almost Wild With d.
light. They dart ths way aud TINT; they roll
mid tumble about; they chase one anothrr to
and fro; they Join lands and DANCE round and
as nadly ~ young rabbits Under the shadow Of
bank covered with nut-busl.cs and nodung
foxgloyc, or dolphtns IN good rolling sea, with
bright sun overhead " glld the waves With It's
OMu lIyht.n
, 1876-07-07
POLITICAL.
Hayes' Letter Of Acceptance
to Be Written Next
Week.
Massachusetts Prohibitionists
in the Field with q
State Ticket.
Democratic Ratification Meeting
in Washington Last Even
ing.
Tilden's Connection with
Erie Railroad Affairs.
Carl Sc1l1lrz Reads Gov. Koer"
nGr u sermon OIL COll.
sistoncy.
The Democrats Nominate B.
r. Hutchinson for
Mayor,
And That Gentleman Promptly
and Absolutely Declines
to Accept.
kouslng Ratification Meeting or tho
Thirteenth Wnrd Republicans
GENERAL. >,
The Democrats Nominate B.
r, Hutchinson for
Mayor,
And That Gentleman Promptly
and Absolutely Declines
to Accept.
housing Ratification Meeting OF tho
Thirteenth Ward Republicans
: GENERAL.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
TIE PROHIBITION sTATE TICKET.


Spectdl Dtsputch 10 1n6 Tribune.
DosroN, Mass.t July U-Tna Pruhib1tionisfs
arc going to wage au aggressive campaign t!'is
fall. They think tllat thcre Is an opportunity
now To sepnrate State and uatfonal issues, hnd
TINT, II they cun only poll the strength of the
party, which tl,oy clatm to bo at least 40,Oo,
thcy will bc nbto to defeat Gov. Rice. There
foro hoy had their Convention Ut this carly
dRte, 1t was respectable gathering, and III
uolnt Of numbers ahead of any Convention Of
tho purity over held, 475 regularly -clcctei ftec-
gatcs hsing present. Thcro WIS strong under
current In fnvor VI reform within the
party and Of giving the Republicans another
ctancc. Mr. Phillips put an end to that nonsense,
however. In ono Of lls radical and vigorous bpecoh-
"a, ilr which no especially urged upon then tho
dutteB OF organization and hard, individual W0tk.
Tho candidates are: For Governor, tho Lion. John
TOR Lloutsnant Governor, thu Rev. ys u. Z; EDDY.
Of this city, WHO presided over tho Convention ior
Treasurer, tho II. II. Fa1on. Of Quincy. . man who
gtvca thUuBands every yeAF Tor temperance; Tor
Auditor, Ju1iGs L. Glarkc, Of Newton; fof bccrc-
tarJ Of State 1Icnry =. plefce-both the Inter tho
ney. Qcnerai, Hon. Thonas !. Wakefield. OF Dcl'
hain. Tic party po1lcd 10, 900 votes laAt yeaE.
~ the H4skrn ASsoetaied Fts*s:
UoeToN, Mass., July U.-Th1 Prohibition party
met In state Convention to-day Altar appointing
to nominate full probIbitory tickc. was tablca,
and Feecse Was taken. Un reasscnloilng, John !.
Uaker Wns unanimously nominated Tor aoEtrnof.
The rcaolntt0ns atu opposed 10 tlu license Ryste4i
which Is declared continuous anl confessed fnil'
USED fur She!e own prosectfon ssalust the wrongs
bf the ltuuDr tryftIC.
, 1876-07-07

tie ttnbs NJ tho trees-tn many thousands ap-
thlck1y cuycru,l with these destructive insects:
in sections .4,ntatn[hg tnany hundred acrus Ut
tho finest rrtl cc,lar In the statct!lc thlor at
tnckrl-mc]l of # is already kf1le', nntl nearly
condition; grave fears arc expressed ~ many
that they wifi, in the future. almost destroy tu
cedar timber AZ they multiply. They aeon to bc
indigenous TO the cotlar, having as yet sHulcst.d
orchards near tho affected forcst have l'ccn at
lacked, the ny having apparently laid thc eggs
on the bloom OF nipple. Thn1snnd. of little nI'-
long cocoons may tiow be seen sticking " tho
Young apples; within the ball or cocoon Is .
smnli h7ack-lookimg worm. The apple. that
they l!ave been On arc knotty and etarrcd,. asl
stnntet} IN growth, and cannot Tnnkc Pootl nE-
pics. The little worm In Ills aifken web scoms
70 suck the apple a; thers arc now many ac.cs