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QUE CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsEnpyEs. Aug 2e-ssiled. bark Nerea tAus), Luyk,
UnIted States. ..'-tt.tttt
AMSTERDAM Aug ~ Sailed barx Hattie G Hall, Carter,
New York mot sailed 29tl>.
ANTWERP. Aug 30-Arrvod. bark Lubra Nor), Natvg.
Wilmington, NC.
B,.IsroL Aug O-Arrved. Iebe (Nor) Grau. New
York: staubo (Nor, tiunderscn, Wilmington NC.
BELFAST Aug 29-Arrived. brig Pathfinder (Br). Dakn,
New York.
BERGEN to Aug ao-Arrived brig smaragd CNo), Loken,
New York.
BonpxAux. Aug 3o-Arrived, bark Lavina, Eaton, Now
York
Sailed 2sth, bark Karstens Langaard (Nor) Jacobsen.
New Orleans.
DUBLIN Aug 20 Arrived barks Nuovo Chiarina Utan.
Maresca New York; Ossuna utsD. Garguiio, Baltimore
EXETER, E. Aug 2s-Arrved. brig Brady DID, Brady.
New York.
ELsrsoxx Aug 27-Anived. bark Lawgen Mor,. Masnus-
sen, New York
GxrLE to Aug 3O-sailed. brig A Pettengill. Hall,
philadelphia.
Hull, Aug 30-Arrved. bark Standard (Br Green, New
York.
HELvoEr Aug 3o-Arrived, steamer Mas (Dutch), Won
der Hoeven Now York (and proceeded to Rotterdam).
HAMBURG, Aug 27-sa,led, bark Duffus (Br). shaw,
Philadelphia (not sailed 10th.
HAvRx, Aug 29-Arrived, ship Emma Fr). Lepero New
Orleans.
LiyxnrooL Aug 3O-Arved. steamer Alice tBr) Ellis,
Now Orleans; ships Alexander Ballard, Bangor; VIM
Conner. Pcndleton, Belfast. Me.
Also arrived 3Oh ships Penhesila Br). Nenters, New
York; Sabino Farmer Now Orleans; bark Henry Burn
ham. Raynor. Savannah.
Sailed 3Oth. snip Golden Rule. Lewis, Tybee; bark
Memlo (Br). Suth erisnd. Hampton Roads.
LONDON, Aug 3O-Clcared. bark Mary Baker (Br).
sproul. Delsware Breakwatcr.
Arrived 3oth. bstk WilIism Cloves fBy) Bone, Boston,
Sailed 3oth ship Lverpes;, La-,sert Now Fork.
on Isle of Wight 3Oth, AM Alsstia (Br), Nc
Kay, New York for London.
LuBEcK, to Aug 30Arrved. brig Augusta sw,. Samuel
sen, New York
LxeHoRs, Aug 24-sailed. bark W Cloves. Dckenson.
New York.
MovILLE. Aug 3O-Arrived steamer California (Br)
Ca,nubelI New York via Halifax for Glasgow (and pro
ceeded).
MALAGA Aug 2e-saiied, steamer Walker tBr). Dun.
combe. New York.
oronro, Aug 23 Arrived, bark Margarida PorD. De
Silva, Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH. 30 Sailed, bark Souvenir Nor, Andre.
asssn, Delaware Breakwater
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 29-Arived. barks Amor (Aus), Pre-.
muda New York Tr Sns tAus). Pauer. Baltimore; 3Otb
De6no Qtal. Lsndini Philadelphia; Italia Uta, MAJ
zsno Baltimore; Prv Dubrovacki tAus), Sulich. New
York. 49,.
sailed goth. 1 Pm. steamer Nevada tBr,. Guard Crom
suspERI1Np. Aug 2o-saed, bark Frcya (Nor). Blauw,
United states.
sMAKrNxss Aug 3o-sailed. ship Union. Greeneaf New
Orleans -
SAnLEs p'OLoSNEs. Aug 3o-Arrved. bark Mary Pratt,
Snvin New York.
Woo Aug I9-Arved, bark Rosario CSp). Gorordo New
Orleans.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

York sn x%e F1rsase & s ,si DO
Port Chalmers taaa sailed 25th for No. York;:
CRoNsTADI. Aug 23Arrvcd. bark sampo tRus), stcin-
BAY cB. Aug aa-Arrivsd brig Aroo., Small. Great
FALsourH. ia, Aug 2o-Arrived brig Bosoa, johnson,
GnxvTewS Ncarsgua). July 27--saisd. schr Matilda.
mosoIULU Anc Arrived bsrss Victor. si.vort Port
esmble and ...d o.h to Is.arn,; sdoouHsytiswi All
Ss,k. john J.y sx.n.on Barrard Inlet; lcsh Camden.
Sailed AUG = barns MURRAY Fuller, san Francisco:
sth Atalanta Cater Port Gsmble: ION, cr Bonanzs
Miller. San Francisco 18Th. bark Mary Belle Roberts.
mAvANA. Aug 2o-salsd. steamer City of Merida. Rey
KISergs. ia. Avg ,2-saled brig John Mason Porter,
Rogers, do via do ieth brig Abbis CLIFFORD Brandt do via
sns Aas @ for Ssw
wstm",e Now York land sailed July % for xdeiaia"S
July B. barks kcdar tBr. johnston Puget sound; 10Th,
sailed July "a ship Colorado. ingraLam. Newcastle and
Hong Kong bark Willard Mudget Dickcy, do aud Yoko-
IN port July o bark Columbia johnson. from scebeek
MONTREAL. Aug 2s-Arrived. bark Troas. Muir. Glas.
sailed 2sth, steamer Gamma Robson London.
Hisnckar Pedro; 7.h ships Criterion InIl IIons
KG"f pe l July ssssS g. s D"arfs Nss
Brwn and oossy sr ssders Tor San S,n Franfisco m
song Darks Uha-ca, washbnrn. from Melbourne; arrived
2ld Hong Kong; Abiel Abbott Chase from Melbourne
Nessn Ny6srr, CB. Aug is-Arrvcd. brig Stella tBr, ,
Kay, Liverpool
Tonr rmiIMxws. NJ, July 2e-Arrived. bark Elsinors.
PoHr Moa,sr Ja. i9-Arrivcd. schr j II Talbot. from
Hrid.ewner, NS
rcrou Aug 27-Ccared barNs Viola (Br), and Ciaribel
tBr), Montreal
ounHtG Aug 2s-Arrived, steamer woodin, Thompson,
Newport.
Rio JAsgIRo July 3l-saiIed, ship Rhoda (Br), Lcgg,
Pensacola ballast,
Sailed Ang l. hMk Jennie Cobb. SIN ALL Pensacola tno.
RIciisucro, Nh Aug as-Arrived. barks Jane Wright
tBr), Kerr. Liverpool Jane Anna (Br) -; schr )
Hume. Dir gins. sydney. CB
Cleared 18th. bark Richard (Br). for London.
srorKH0Ln Aus 24-Arrived bark PawSshick (Br, Fry,
New York.
SYDNEY Nsw july 27-In port. ships Gilroy t,r) Les.
lie Centaur (sr), Paine aud Cherweii Orr Aka Tor
San Francisco ldg Anuio II smith, Bartlett. disg: bark
Pacific s!opc Harrington, tor Hokang., dr
Sailed July mot June 30. ship Glenrosa (B Palmer,
sr JomSs PR. Aug 81 Sailed schr Eliza Christie tBr,
Mckennou, Baltimore.
sAcuA. Aug II Sal ed. schr Jane Emson Pearce, New
York.
SYDNEY. CB Aug 27-Arrived, bark ophr (Bp, Edgett.
Sr Jons, Nh. Aug 2s--Arrived bark Tidal Wave t,r,.
lIacrow, Amsterdam; Aldyha (Brj Scely. Galway; lin
pcro tBr). Fulton. Belfast
Cleared .sth. ship lrwcl (Br). Mcdonald. Havre schr
Heycr. Roland. Csen.
WELLINGTON, NJ. Juy I4-Arrivcd bark Ocean Chief
(3rj, COOK, New York
WiSpsoR IS. Ang 24--Arrived, schrs Helen Holway
Machas tand cleared 9th foe New York; Crossley,
New ork 18th. Dora. Iinrtensa, aud Alcors Machias
9th for New York;: Ella l.nnel do land cleared 9Th
ioI Aiexandria Timothy Field. Boston and cleared a7,
,r baltimore Danenhower, 1t John and cleared 9th
YoKunA,, Aug 11-sailed. steamer Gams Castle (Br),
Grcig, New York.
In post Aug IL. shiDs Ksassnaar Gksr. and chAriA,
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improvement, for his own future and the future Of his

Improvement for his own future and the future Of his
family.
Ely own railway experience. extending over period
Of thirty years, leads to believe that the managers
OF American railways IN general may earlcssy appeal
10 their Dast relations with the fan fu among their
employees prove tina, they least have always en-
dcavored To treat the interests OF employers and en-
poyed as identical and have never Jailed take into
prompt and respectful consideration every grievance
which has been fairly and properly presented 10
them. am sure that II has been the purpose oi tho
company with which am connected to at all times
pay IT'S employ es the best that the bus
OF the country would warrant, and | have no
doubt that this will be the policy OF the company Tor
all future time, as IL is founded on sound business
principles less than upon tho instincts OF hu
manity. THOMAS A. SCOIf.
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,Br Landau. w,s,and(Gsr, Hamburg: Caapd( (Dutch),
Rott.rI,n Ma ara Hsyans Gamma tBr). Bermuda;
Rapidan. Savannah: Isaac Bell; kichmond &C; Ellie
vdeo: ectanooga fB) Queenstown or Falmouth: oarks
Monhcgan Melbourne; vidtarne iSor) rotk Noraensk
stocser Pcr. spain Lslis BardsSnx bridssport
New Orleans; Flid tNorb. Hull; Nicorin tNor " brig
% Andrews. Port Prince schrs s,nncsson' lda
MAY Anna Frye. John Parker an Nary Eva.
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THE LIGHTBODY ASSAULT.

The examination OF Robert II. Mellon and Edwin
Longellow, who were arrested on last Monday morn
ing on charge of having feon;ousy assaulted George
A. Lehtbody, the ink manufacturer, Of Furraan
street. Brooklyn, to have taken place yestorday
before Justice Walsh but the hearing was postponed
owing 10 the absence Of the injured man, who was
unable 10 appeaL
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FATAL FLYING SWITCH ACCIDENT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. August 80, 1877
Last night at Enfield. the Springfield, Athol and
Northeastern railroad, as a passenger train was
making flying switch the brakes did not hold and tho
train collldcd with freight train standing on the
track, fatally iDJuring q brakeman named Adrich and
also seriously, II not fatally woundIng Conductor
Conkpg,
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SPOKEN,

Bark G William tBr), Vaughan, from Liverpool for
Baltimore. Aug -, 80 miles ENk OF Cane May.
Bark Numa tBr, Douglas. from Dublin for baltimore,
Ang :6, of Cape May Lightship.
Bark Sunlight (Aor) Sorcnsen from Sligo for Phtadel-
phia, Aug 20, oG Montauk. .,.-
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WHALEMEN.

Clsarcd at Fsrnnndna Aug %. schr Chas Thompson.
Leach. North Atlantic
Sailed from Now Bedford Aug 29 bark Gay Head Jenney.
for Atlantic OCEAN, schr Clara Sparks Sparks, Province
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LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALp.l

ROAD COMPANY IScREAsEs A DAYS WORK TO
NINETY MILES.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CiScISSATI, Ohio August 80, 1917
The officers Of tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad and leased lines from Dayton 10 Toledo and
Hamilton to indianapolis issued circular 10 the ON
ployes to-day requiring conductors engineers aud
brakcmen on freight trains 10 count ninety miles a
davis work instead OF sixty as 1t has heretofore been
without agreeing 10 any advance vi wages LOT
the increased work. The new arrangement to date
from lst OF september This action vii! result III
throwing out OF employment one thlrd OF the hands
employed freight trains and throwing their work
upon those who are retained. The hands employed
say that they Will not work these terms aud sriko
will doubtless be ho result The Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton road It will be remembered, was the hrst
road Ohio to restore tho Old wages IL Tho strike
that occurred last month.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
= =
SfedDHr
ohee.
.Sads. 1 Dest,sasfonJ

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AID OCTOBER
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BELOW.
CLEAkED.

Shin Constantine Crcevy. from London July I3.
Brig Il Stronsck (Br), Munro from Roucn uiy 3.
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SAILED.

Steamers State Of Georgia sBr. for GlasrOv Canada
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REDUCTION OF WAGES.

THE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY IScREAsEs DAYS WORK TO
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IN VIEW OF large amount OF trade
dollars being required for shipment or
the next China steamer, says the Sar
Francisco Chronicle, the money broker:
arc advertising on their little black.
boards for all the shining coin of this
description they can get at premium
of one or two cents on the dollar. a
few months ago when the trade was
drug on the market Mt ninety cents,
they were nearly all bought up by the
far seeing Cinnamon, in anticipation ol
having to fly before tie Congressional
Investigating Committee. Now That
this species OF coin is at q premium,
giving them profit of twelve cents on
each trade, tho Celestials are slowly
bringing them to light and turning
them into the money brokers to supply
the growing and anxious demand. Two
thirds Of the supply is said to come
from this source.
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the Senate instructinG him to do 30 II
would be- defeated by Republican votes.
Mr. Ferry will not assume the right TO
decide rs to the validity Of roIarua
which come to him in the usual
form. Neither House acting scpa-
ratcly, will undertake. 30 exc
cludc tho returns from nny
State both viii agrce TO 20 behind
tho official certificates 10 cous,Gcr
charge of fraud and irrcgulority, but
no State viii be thrown out Of thocount
without tho concurrent action Of both
branches Of Congress Finally III"
House Of representatives will not claim
the right to decide by itself chat there
has been no election, and to proceed 10
tho choice Of president So far the
disposition Of our Legislators AZ Wmh.
mgton seems TO he excellent and il
they remain in the same Just and mod
crate temper we may regard the most
serious causes Of national uncGsncss q.
removed. 1t ought to Impossible under
such circumstances for tho two commit
tees TO agree upon JOINT rule for
counting the votes
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nose. the imdiut eye and complexion
the black shadow ~, II former bright
ntss The c,urluroi crown, like q
1orqucmadl The interior dryclo 4
meat Of the forehead, under the helmet
.orluu lomducad 8,ull' The terror
and lem,mgry q. tho ittc--lhe
might the cunning the greatness, the
rrg' the impotence! looking into H.
wc-lIouly lhauk God that there are 10.
situations ito curb some mru, TINT the
loW exist and that lbc last OF the bWons
died long ago.
Morton is the more dangerous in the
poltcu field he holds, lie wants Ole
terrible Tor the sake Of freedom, HIS
conscience aua iulliJudc are thHa feet
oirm hi, iauatlcism Like all bloody
bigots he thinks he tools Gods mercy
moving him, Like Cromwell, who
needed no such poets indorscmcnt lac
looks nc the South and the rebol over
Millions hap,
"Aycn %, y lord, Thy N,u lhtor5d saints
whose bUuus
Lilo aiuusnlred ON NE AiplocmcGutain
COld'
For such nature we have only pity
To give up poucr is often nn exhibition
OF pain and Icw, particularly in rcpub
Iic.n society. Nh Morton viii be- the
master .p'lit Of the Senate Compromise
ComuiDjcr--a word Of musomnuD
where he prevails Norton, compro-
misc is that If thc spurious mother be-
tore solomon. who II Alirl her rights
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PEN sketch 0f Norton
lpY GArlI. |

With suporabundanGo Of the Quail
ity called force" Senator Morton Dos
sesscs one OF the most terrible nature,
in public life. a dark determined
brooding and desperate mind IL reflect
FL in his swmthy complexion and in
Prospective eyes, His powerful frame
prematurely wrecked, vet carryinp
alive the savage will towers ON hi,
crutch, and in his very hobhle il tho
tyrant's pace. With entertaining opoli.
ties, he does not love repose nor con.
sent TO see events 90 on, as they devotion
from day to day, Morton belongs tn
the class of Montrose Merton, Roth.
well, and his fierce and sinister Scottish
prototypes. The Democratic rest and
content he has seldom felt long. Grim.
" pursuing the presidency in 1864
1868, 1872 and 1876, he has seen defeat
attend miscalculation and Hen
bricks become the younger and moro
iayonto fame of the Hoosier common.
wealth Hate and contempt alike he
feels for Hendricks, and accuses tho in.
justice of the world that he should 90,
past tho mighty weight and grnyinv or
Oliver Morton. There ia old Mr. TIL.
den, sixty four years of age. A ,riainc
accident eliminates Samuel and Hem.
bricks receives tho appollation OF Mr.
President, and monument Think
ing over these things, Morton feels tho
remaining good 20 out of him. He ia
like Macbeth on tho blasted plain 70
whom arise the three witches of dis.
cord. lie sees nothing in another war
to intimida,e his unyielding spirit and
his doctrine is that the rebels, pa,ti.
cularly in Indiana, were not more than
half logged. ~
Morton is relatively indifferent n
wealth, concentrating all his powers ON
power, yet Is not above supporting n
constituents pursuit OF wealth. iustlv
or unjustly. His face il n s,r3v 4,
contains tho weakness and strenc,6 Tho
iiis and darkness the grossness and tbe
harmony Of an earthly nature nosse.s"d
with pride. Such face might haye
looked over the black lining Of n storn,
cloud and gazed with steadhst opoo,;.
ton ct the new world shining forth IN
tho universe, The little shoemakery
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A GERMAN paper points out the strik
Ing similarity between the assurances Of
the Russian Government in the present
crisis and those It gave ono hundred and
ten years ago, at the very tire when
negotiating secretly with Prussia for
the partition of Poland Empress
Catherine then declared as Gear Alexan.
der does now, that she was only asking
guarantees, because she was anxious
"ior tho maintenance OF general peace, /"
adding; y will never mako any claim
TO the territory of Poland. | will oven
secure its integrity IL any other power
should attack IT," Soon after the Rus.
sians entered Poland. tho Czarina do.
clared it was only for the purpose of
preventing disturbances which might be
caused by CONCESSIONS to malcontents.
The spoilation and partition followed
nevertheless.
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Mlarnsn alrn,AA Annnr-

Like an IN wind, pnd cannot be mustered too
carly Whata uihns attack OF sickness TO-.
day, # uuatt 'ndnd to, become serious case
IN week.. small allmonts Should Dee nWpod
In the hnd before they blossom into full
blown mulndits. lfthi3 ADVICE were attend
oil 10, mnny heavy DilI for needed attend
anco might be avoided. When tha liver l..
diaorierod, the stomach FOUL he bowels OH.
struoicd, or the nerves disturbed, resort
should MT once be hau 10 TINT supreme rem.
dy, li0stoter,, stomach liitteIs, II few doses
~ Which vii! restore healthy action AMI pat
the X str.u Ia uort O. urd"r. ltisa wise pre-
caution io ',t"p lltis uncomfortable prevent
I've IA ihn house, s'hrc u rhonE with Wn-
rivallri piomptituHr, d.enrdrr1 ~ hbr,cd
olhcr rHr mmcdau guIuus, and m their tat 81
developments are themselves oftou ate.
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WAs,wGTox corresrondcucc to lead.
iup Nav York dailics notably the
H,y,H teuds 10 chow that there are
constantly Increasing evidences that the
unfair and intolarnnt snrit oC tbc cy.
rnme perlisan Republicus her. cougcs
growing disoout.pt IN the marty II,
both [Iouses Pretty much all the Re.
publicon members and senators came to
Wushinpton nj the bcripuinn of the scs-
zion. firmly believing that Governor
HAYES WIS fairly elected. md very prom.
erly determined to have him inaugural.
cd, When they were toldthnt the Demo.
crafts would resist this, and that, 10
make it sure, it was necessary that the
yice.prcsident should count the vote
thew very readily ucuuiegccd in this
also, because they were led 10 regard
that, rot MS IL constitutional. but as sim.
Div n porLy question. Gradually. how.
ever, nany in both House, have been
led to entertain doubts whether Goy-
crnor Hayes did really carry tho three
Disputed States, and, ms they are honest
men, this causes them to whit for fur.
,hor facts. Meantime thew have been
led to investigate the procedents con.
corning the count of the eloc,ora! votes.
and here again they are staggered by
the discovery that i, has beon always
held and Inv tho most distiuauisbcd
mem Of both Houses from chief Justice
Morsbull down N CLAW Sowo,J p,r,-
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WE are requested by an esteemed
contemporary TO come TO his aid in
lighting local option" and in perpc
trating the rule OF whisky. While TIE
HERALD is not prepared with figures or
presidents to establish the fact that
local option" should prevail in every
Texan city and village, it cannot under.
take to advise that il ought not to be
tried, if but for an experiment. Whisky
has spilled much innocent blood in
Texas, orphaned many children,
widowed many wives. desolated
many happy homes, far too many
for Tnr HERALD to advocate,
either directly or indirectly, It's licensed
use. As to the financial aspect of the
subject, and viewed in the light of the
large revenue its brings TO .municipali-
ties, as well as the State, THE HERALD,
an before stated, has collated no figures,
but it doubts whether revenue coined
from the hearts blood and the tears of
widows and orphans will bear to be
supported by any argument however
forcible,
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INSTANTANEOUS.

'S'IiE SKATE ~ IN% ! 3.--rnAli Persons
I btctW ted IA the Guardian nip ct the
iGs cate Of n 0rt l., gp0 NIrhuhls T.. TIucy ,rd,
MiuOrS; tuaIl,oO. Nueyuid hm filed in the
county Court oi DuIps county his nppncn.
Nun tor 'no ~ulH ut real estate Tor mo -. "
menu of dehm and Tor the muiutununre
and education OF uM MAJORS, " hich
win nn Grmd CA the uNpirntluu
OF -pur weeks from tho due ol
ina NOTICE On term umcl Mt tho Court
iiuu uthe,oOi. Ia Ihr CilVoi Datlps, ELNvhiCh
time all PERSONS iutrrcNi,d IN sald Canadian
ship may uppelr and contest application II
they see proper.
Wltntss, a ilgrwood, ClGrlt of the County
Court 81 Dallas tuuuty. Given under my
hHnu, ana seal Of sHid Court, ut utlic-, In Is
2jth dny Of December, \. u. lh7n
A. hARWOOp,
Clerk Of County Court Dallas Co., Texas.
~ W H. luetEg y, Deputy.
Mct0y * McCoS, AtlJ, for Applicant.
hnn.I. 81
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wnnteGnt ,ne gu.r,,,xcncn Ow,

| wanted AZ tns RHSraiiS cnce OIipp.
| Cooks, Waiting Girls, Cham bermalds an,
| Washers.
| situation for u single man. cxperionocd,a "A,
! Salesman, with good references
| situation Tor two men ON Farm.
situation fnr IL young man as Clerk o,
IthNe ing Agent wen recommended.
man ANA wife, without children; wife (,
olnH, etc man ~ gndrn
A man aud wife; man To attend 10 hsrses
etc; woman 10 COOK, wash and non. Ger.
man preferred.
For Sale.
a new 7b-oGtavo Piaun. with al modern
improvements, cheap; Eill take uno hulf In
ho rd:, Apply at Intelligence unioo, or adj
dres' =. .. box lG20.
A VIII, c!er & W lson Sewing Machine
new; cost slCO; viii take 80 ! 4 cash or dsrn
House aud lot, cheap Tor cash.
second hand freight, and express wagons;
also, mules, horses ind ponies.
County and state rights OF saleahlo Pat
emit
Boarding House, well ot,onlaed and cen q.
uaily located,
Agaol Farm for sale or rent.
Boarding House, IN full blast, near Depo,
Several Garden and Cotton Farms.
NnDtcd go Hcnr.
party wants tn rent Farm on shares
nOar Dallas. N''
a party wants 10 rent Stock Farm
D'0' For IGrthcr particulars, uppIy nj the
Intelligence oflico, two doors cast Of Inc
Postotflo ''
Az. LAwTON q CO..
No. 200 Main Ma, 2 Doors East of postotl,e.
drC1R-dlu ''
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CoNSoh the newly inNugurated gov,
srnor of Maine, does not apprchcnd
trouble from present presidential per-
pleNitics. In his address he states that
partisan clamor win be hushcA in the
majestic presence Of the law of thehnd,
when the time comes for il TO manifest
md assert itself. We can not doubt
that tho tribunal, upon which dovolvcs
Tho settlement OF The question, COM
posed OF men chosen OF the nation for
thor wisdom and patriotism, will cstab-
lish the right by clear proof Of law and
ancient custom, and that the general
voice of The law-abiding people will ao,
Mpt their decision.
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9ailg slsra|a.
DALLAS. TEXAb'
-
SUNDAY MORNING 80! JANUARY Z.

dropoE PEABODY Russell, who's s the
representative Of the Peabody educa.
tional fund, travelled through the
South few months ago, reports to the
trustees that nothing can bo expected
in the advancement o! education IN
Louisiana, South Carolina or Florid
until their state governments ARE
changed" In view Of these facts the
81. Louis Republican remarks TINT the
rule which the Radical party, aided by
federal bayoncts is cndeavoring TO up
hold, is responsible for this condition OF
Affairs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-07

SEVERAL instances have recently been
noted Of mistaken identification Of
bodies, and the subsequent return ofthc
supposed dead men. Martin Mono
hans case il exceptionally odd, He
disappeared from Louisville, and the
remains Of murdered man n few days
afterwards were identified and buried
as his. His love affairs were overhaul
ed by the police. and n theory as tc
why he had been killed was worked
out. Recently he returned alive, and
was so ela,cd in finding that he had not
been murdered that he went on a spree
and nearly Killed himselfwith whiskoy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-07
HEADQUARTERS
or THE
TEXAS OYSTER TRADE

The trade throughout The State nrc notified
Tint the TENAS Wholesale OYSrEii
DEPOT Is now open for tho fail ana winter
seasons. Hsving tnkcn advantage ~ tho
low rate Of wages uuring the Summr,
~, n!hs, NY planting inmens' h ds ~ choice
best quality nj lowest market prices. Orrcts
by natl respectfully solicited: nnd goods
shipped by express Z. o. u.
DANIEL GILLlEs.
m yes Address. lock box S72.