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NOTICE..

WHEREAS my wife Lucy II Craw ford, has de-
w serted without sufficient cause and
against my Will, taking with her our two children
Josephine Conners, and sarah Adams era SfOTd,
and as sh, has been repeatedly and earnestly re.
quesed by me to return, and as she has positively
refused to do so, hereby forbid and caution ali
persons against harbOring or trusting her on my
account as shall pay no bills OF her contracting
after this date.
DANIEL j, CRAWFORD.
Castine, May 3lst 1871. 3wkal
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Most Of the Theatres close th., week for the
season. ani the summer garden, afr already
open and libcrally pAtronizeI 4. T.. -.
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HUMANITARIAN Disb.

An amusing story Is told, OF which
II Ia averred that no less q parsonage
than the late George Peabody, the
celebrated American banker, was the
hero. 1t appears that Mr. Peabody
had invited three Engllshmen to meet
two Americans at dinner. and on this
occasion, having received as a gift ten
ears OF green corn, determined to re-
new the recollections OF his youth, as.
tonish his English and please his
American guests by having 1t served
up in the welLknown American style.
Accordingly, plates of butter and
salt were placed before each guest,
and the banker, with something OF an
air of mystery, announced that he was
now about to treat his guests to we'll
known and delicious American dish OF
food, cooked In the American man.
ner. 1t would be no novelty to his
American guests, but the Englishmen
must watch how 1t was disposed OF by
them, and follow their example and
manner of disposing OF 1t. Then, at q
signal, entered q stately butler bearing
large covered dish, which he depos-
tied solemnly before Mr.. Peabody. In
moment more, in obedience to
the bakers nod, he whisked
of the cover, and there before the %.
tonished guests, was displayed pile
of ten boiled corncobs! The banker
gazed In mute horror and dismay, and
then found voice to demand an expla-
nation, which WAS finally reached
when the cook was summoned IA fell
low who had never before seen an ear
of Indian corn In his life. He replied
that he had followed his masters d.
rectlons to "strip of the outside be-
fore boiling" which he had done
most faithfully, not only the husks, as
was intended, but kernels nlso, so that
the banker had only what IL, in
America, the plate evidence Of the
feast to indicate what were his good
intentions to his Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
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A Mexican F,nsco az Masamoros.

MATAMoRos, via Brownsville, De-
cember "a The notorious partizan Of
Cortina, named Port Gaul, who some
years since made an attack on the po-
lice headquarters and killed the chief
Of police and wounded two others and
Escaped, has recently been robbing on
the highway near this city. He rode
into the market place last night and
shouted for ex.President Lerdo. When
the police attempted interference they
were fred upon and wounded, after
considerable shooting, which created
quite an excitement, as 1t was. feared
that portion Of the troops would re-
volt. Port Gaul was captured and
lodged in Jail. 1t is supposed 1t was
his intention to create disturbance,
and to try the loyalty of the garrison
for President Diaz, and II the troops
were not faithful to take advantage of
their disaflection, and organize rev.
olution. AS nothing to the advantage
Of the Lerdo party was developed, or.
der was soon restored.
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christina. ave.

The ladies and children were out In
full force yesterday doing their shop
ping. The streets were ihronged from
'early morn III dewy even with happy
faces, beaming with joy In antlcipa-
ton OF the coming OF to-day. The
stores were literally jammed with
those in quest of presents for their
loved onos. Merchants and their
clerks were kept on the run the entire
day, filling the numerous orders that
were 30 rapidly pouring in upon them.
IL was lively and interesting scene
to note the eager purchasersl,as they
made their different selections, aud this
morning doubtless the links OF friend
ship and love have become stronger
than ever by the interchanglng OF
gifts.
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DIR. j. 4. Jefi'ries arrived from Gle
burne. yesterday. He reports fair
times In Johnson county.
Captain w. w. and A. J. Ross have
removed to their old home on Ross
avenue again, to the delight OF their
old neighbors.
Our good friend, David w. Adams,
announces In this morning's paper,
his purchase Of A. III. Steagal's busi-
ness. We trust the many friends OF
both parties will call on Mr.. Adams at
the courthouse.
Mr.. Isaac Sanger, the New York
partner Of the Sanger Bros. OF Texas,
is In the city, and will remain several
days. Mr.. s. Is delighted to see the
stir aud hustle on our streets, ana es-
pecially tol see the immense crowds
which thronged the great house Of
Sanger Bros. yesterday.
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nara century, service In yes,menla.

Boston, December 24.--At church
of Most Holy Redeemer, East Boston,
celebration was had yesterday after
noon, the occasion being the compile.
ton of fifty years. ministry of Rev.
Father James Fitton, who was born,
educated and entered the ministry In
Boston, having been ordained by the
first Catholic bishop in America
Among the gifts presented Father Fit
ton to day were a set of vestments,
valued at five hundred dollars, SER
vices Of gold, and two thousand dol
lars in money.
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might Associated Press Report.
All the departments are closed.
Secretary Thompson has gone TO In.
diana.
The following was received at the
war department this evening, dated
Chicago, and addressed to General Il.
d. Townsend; 'rhe following tele
gram from General Ord Is forwarded
by General z, IL. Sheridan, for the In.
formation OF the general of the army:
"Lieutenant Ward, who was sent to
the Rio Grande to find the trail Of the
horses stolen and driven into Mexico
on the 18th instant, has just come In.
The Mexican troops got to the river on
the morning OF the Goth. Ward
showed the Mexican lieutenant the
| trail, and Mt his invitation crossed his
men and joined the Mexican troops.
They followed the trail together all
day, going about twenty-five miles.
AS 1t had rained heavily the trail was
hard to follow, and another rain set
ting In, they found 1t impossible to fol-
low 1t further. The trail was left about
three miles from the nearest town, and
only SIX or.eight miles below where 1t
crossed the Rio Grande. Ward says
there was perfect good feeling among
the Mexican soldiers and own, aud
that the lieutenant offered to go with
him anywhere he thought the horses
could be found.
A Salt Lake, Utah, dispatch says
Colonel John G. Smith, commanding
the six tenth infantry, sent to Fort
Hall, Idaho, to investigate the threat
ened war with the barracks, made q
demand for the surrender Of the In
dian who murdered Alex. Rhoden at
Ross Fork. They promised to deliver
him but 1t Is not believed they will.
The Indians are well armed and well
mounted and insolent. 1t is thought
they will make trouble in April.
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Financial E,eht.

Last night about one o'clock, at the
corner Of Elm and Austin streets, two
countrymen, who had imbibed too
freely Of the ardent, got into discus
sion on the money question. Warm
ing up In advocating their respective
ideas, they began to make personal
mention Of each other In very un-
complimentary way. At last the bud.
ding fight burst forth In all its fury
and a regular old fashioned rough and
tumble was the order OF the hour
After the fight was over, the one who
had been denounciDg greenbacks
discovered that his money which WA
OF that character was gone. He ha,
lost 1t In the scufiie, but finally sue
ceeded In recovering the filthy lucre.
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Might Associated Press Report.

Prince. Gortschakoff has assumed d..
rection OF the ministry of foreign af.
fairs. General Ignatieti has been ap.
pointed member of the council Of the
empire.
An Erzeroum dispatch says Turkish
telegraph communications are threat
ened. 1t Is believed the Russian forces
are overwhelming. The Russian In.
fantry are advancing into the plain Of
Erzeroum.
1t is expected that the Russian
headquarters will shortly be trans
ferred from Bogert to Scion.
Grand Duke Nicholas telegraphed
from Bogert to Prince Milan, of Ser
via, congratulating him upon the sue,
cessful opening OF the campaign by
the Servians.
A Reuters dispatch from Constanti-
nople says the Servians have attempt-
ed to carry Yatrie by assault and have
been repnlsed with immense loss. They
were pursued by the garrison to Ya-
vara, about five miles distant.
A Paris dispatch says M. De Marcer,
minister OF the interior, orders the pre-
fects to reinstate all municipal coun-
ellis dismissed since the 10th OF May.
STRAsBURa, December 24.--The AL
SAGE. Lorraine provincial committee
passed a resolution expressing the
wish that Alsace-Loraine should re-
ceive its own constitution as federal
states, and have representative in
the federal council Of the German EN-.
pire.
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transient troubles.

Most OF us have had troubles oil our
lives, and each day has brought ell the
evil that we wish to endure. But II
we were asked to recount the sorrows
Of our lives, how many could we re-
member ? How many that are six
mouths old should we think worthy to
be remembered or mentioned ? To.
days troubles look large, but week
hence they " Ill be forgotten and bur-
led out Of sight.
"Ify you would keep q book, and ev-
cry day put down the things that wor-
nv you, and see what becomes OF them,
1t would be benefit to you. You al
low thing to annoy you, just as you
allow fly to settle on you and plague
you; aud you loose your temper Tor
rather get IL; for when men are sur
charged with temper they are
said to have lost it); aud you
Justify yourselves for being thrown
off your balance by causes which you
do not trace out But II you would
see what It was that threw you of
your balance before breakfast, and put
il down In little book, and follow II
out, and ascertain what becomes OF 1t,
you would zee what fool You werein
the matter.n
The art Of forgetting Is blessed art
but the art OF overlooking ID quite 81
important. And IL we should taks
time to write down the origin, progress
and outcome OF few OF our troubles
II would make US 90 ashamed OF thu
fuss we make over them, that VI
should be glad to drop such things ana
bury them at once In eternal forget
fulnees.
Life IL too short TO be worn out II
petty worries, frettings, hatreds AM
J yexatlons. Let Us Danish all these en-
think on whatsoever things are pure
: and lovely, and gentle, anu Of good q
port.
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A Crooked rostm as,er In trouble.

Sr. LoUis, December 24.-Buxton,
postmaster Ut MorrIsonvllle, Illinois,
was arrested by special agent this
morning, for destroying mail matter
from 81, Louis, Chicago aud Decatur.
Buxton is II merchant AT Worthwhile
as well as postmaster, and said to be
well OIL. The drafts destroyed were
drawn on him by parties here aud
elsewhere, and sent TO Morrlsonville
bank for collection, Ho confessed to
destroying two letters containing
drafts for Spanhorst n HICKMAN Of
this city. He has been taken to
Springfield for examination before a
United States comm lssioner.
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Hnakea.

About balfpast twelve o'clock last
night, man ran flown Elm street,
yelling at the top Of bis voice. Several
men who met him asked what was
the matter, when he told them five
big snakes we're chasing him. Seeing
that the man had the delerIum tire.
mine, they volunteered to take charge
Of him bue he broke loose and made
bis escape, declaring the snakes were
In hot pursuit Of him. The last seen
Of him he was going up Elm street ~
hard ss he could tear.
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Look On the Cheerful SIDE.

In these holidays, when II is fash.
ion to "turn over new leaf,n 1t should
be remembered that II lie great mis-
fortune to have a fretful disposition.
II takes the fragrance out Of ones life,
and leaves only weeds where cheer.
full disposition would cause flowers to
bloom. The habit OF frettlng is one
that grows rapidly unless 1t be sternly
depressed aud the best way to over.
come 1t is to try always to look on the
cheerful side OF things.
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Gano's Men.

The city of Dallas will be proud to
entertain the heroes Of the above
noble body Of men. AS she loves and
respects their brave commander and
her honored citizen, so will she de-
light to honor the brave men who fol-
lowed him In the days when sacri-
fices were made and deeds Of valor
performed. We commend the old
heroes to our people, and ask gene
rous reception.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
The Russians are Advancing into tho
Plain OF Rrzeroum In Overwhelm.
Ing Force--Weather Favorable
TO Military operations.
Hundreds Of Turkish Prisoners and Rus
Sian Troops Reported TO Have Per>
lshed with Cold In bulgaria
and Roumanla.
the servians we're Repuised with
Immense Losn at YAtria.

the servianH were Repulsed win
Immense Loss at YAtrie.
Noon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, December "a. The Times
correspondent at Bucharest telegraphs
that thesnow storm which commenced
ON the 18th In Bulgaria and Rouma-
MIA IL, unusually severe, and II Ia
feared that hundreds OF Turkish prla-
oners aud Russian troopa who were
caught on the march, have perishod
A convoy was overw helmed ut Cotro-
oeni u suburb OF Bucharest, and forty
horses aud twenty mine men were
frozen TO death.
A rlmes' correspondent mt Vienna,
says II IL reported from Paris that
very active diplomatic intercourse isgo
Ing on between Paris and London
with view OF establishing an un-
derstandlng on the Eastern question.
A Daily News Constantinople diss
patch, via Syria, says II Ia reported that
the Russians are within six hours
march of Sophia. The heights above
Kamarh ARE now only partly held by
the Turks, TO defend Sophia.
ERzEROUNI, December %. Snow has
ceased falling here. The weather now
Is fine and will facilitate the opera.
tions OF the Russians,
Mr., Stanley, the African explorer, ar
rived at Alden, Sunday. His followers
were paid OIL and discharged at Ianzis
bar.
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the Decatur E..sasisn Of shs dallas

Dr. J. w. Calder returned from De-
catnr this evening. lie reports the
contemplated change In the route Of
the Dallas aud Wichita railroad to
Decatur to DO at least practicable, aud
believes that the survey will prove u
to 90 nearly or quite M good as the
Denton creek route, The citizens OF
Decatur. are enthusiastic over tho
project Of securing the Dallas and
Wichita, and have broken OIL all con-
necuon with Fort Worth's narrow
gauge PROJECT. The money expended
Ia this survey Is seed sown In good
ground, and DR., Calder should receive
the thanks Of Dallas for the active part
no has taken In securing to us the adj
yantages 30 ardently sought by Fort
Worth.
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Three Hundr ed Shoemaker on a
strike


STRIFE.
LYNN, Mass, December "a. The la
Dor troubles In this city are increasing.
The operatives in the shoe manufac.
turing company of Il. j. Hallas, on
Market street, struck to-day. The
strikers number four hundred men,
and include the whole of the shops
crew. The cause of the strike Is a pro-
posed reduction OF wages. The strikers
are authorized In their action by the
Crispln board of arbitrators. The
strike Of the lasters at the shoe manu-
factory of Keen Bros. caused the whole
shops crew, numbering seventy-hve
to lay Idle. The strikers In this city
number three hundred.
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The sonora Troops are wersted by
the Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO, December PA
Tucson dispatch says about one hum
dred and thirty Indians, camped near
Junos, Sonora, recently were attacked
by Sonora troops, loosing twenty
seven killed and number wounded.
Indian casualties not stated. The In.
dams were apparently victorious as
they stripped the country Of stock.
The Indisns have been robbing trains
in San Simon valley. Troops are 10
pursuit.
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" s77.-PRICE FIVE CENTS
PANTHERyILLE.

Murder Of FIELD BY lndera-- Aeeidsnta
Fatal shooting of W, a, Henderson
DrowaipE % meAIiisler Ia the West
Fork Of tho Trinity,
Special 10 the Dallas Herald.l
FoRT WORTH, December ga
young man by the name OF Field was
shot by Dave Inders, Saturday might,
In u dance hall, and he died Sunday
morning The murderer is at large,
A farmer living near Blrdsville, In
this county, was MORALLY wounded
this evening. His gun fell from his
wagon, accidentally dlscharging, the
entire load taking effect In his breast
and neck.
A Mr.. McAllIster was drowned while
crossing the west fork OF the Trinity
this morning.
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BosToN, December 2i.--The savings
bank commissioners Of Massachu.
sets enjoined the Taunton Savings
bank from doing further business,
According to official statement, the
assets are $l4,O45.l3; liabilities, 1885,
1862. The catastrophe is due to gen
eral shrinkage.
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Found Guilty OF MansIaughier.

Boston, December "a Henry Tur.
key, on trial for the murder of his
brother, Gleason Turkey, was found
guilty OF manslaughter in the first de-
gree, and sentenced to twenty years In
Auburn prison.
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An AgedIcoapie knocked Down and
neafen.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, December "a
Early yesterday morning three men
entered the house Of George Mindell,
near Attics, knocked him down and
dragged out his wife, aged fifiy-six
years, and abused and murdered her
Two persons arrested ON suspicion.
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chicago Bankers Sustain the Presi'
dent.

CHICAGO, December pa petition
has been signed by leading bankers
ard business men, requesting senators
and congressman to support the presi.
dents views on finance, as expressed
by his message and as elaborated in
Secretary Sherman's report.
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Let the Governor OF Georgia Rise
and Explain.

and Explain.
ATLANTA, December 2.-John IL.
jackson, of Wilmington, Delaware,
who was brought here In October, on
requisition from the Governor Of
Georgia, to answer the charge OF I'M
properly obtaining money from the
state, arrived on Thursday aud laid all
the facts before the governor. Heleft
for home yesterday afternoon, leaving
letter signed by Governor Colquitt,
In which be says that, upon full hear
ing Of the facts Of the case am salts
fed that the criminal suit was brought
under a misapprehensioni the execu-
tive mead has no right or power to In
terfere with the judicial department Of
the government or its proceedings.
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An Abseonding hank Treasurer.

New YORK, December 24.-.Com'
missioners Mentor d Patterson have
warned banks not to honor checks
from commissioners Murphy, their alb
seondlng treasurer.
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Mother aud Cn,id Accidentally Ki,led.

MEMPHIS. December 24.-Detective
William g. Pride, imagining he heard
a burglar at his window, exploded his
pistol In an attempt to cock 1t, and
killed his wife and little child.
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HogeI,s.

Christmas will be duly celebrated at
Bogeps to-day. The markets Of New
Orleans, st. Louis, Galveston and the
lakes around Shreveport, contribute
their choicest for the menu.
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Death of he Inventor OF the Parrot.
Gun

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, December
24.-R p. Parrot, the inventor OF the
Parrot gun, died suddenly at Cold
spring this morning,
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Indications.

For west gulf states warmer, wester-
ly winds aud rising barometer and
partly cloudy weather.
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Illness Of prince Leopold.

LONDON, December A.-The health
OF Victoria's son, Leopold, again
causes anxiety.
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Forty Thousand Dollars short and
skipped.

NEW YORK, December A.-Excise
Com missioner Owen Murphy, is re.
ported to have absconded with $50, 900
to $4,000.
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Tho United states and Mexican Troops
Conformity Pursue the Trail
or Horse Thieves From
tho Texas Side.
The Idaho Indians are Well Armed
Well Mounted and lNsoIeui-w
With the Barraoks--TrOuble
Anticipated In April
The Condition of senator Patterson
somewhat Improved,
Moon Associated Press Report.l

WASHINGTON, December 2l,--Sena-
tor Patterson's condition was some-
what improved this morning. The
pain in his head with which no was
suffering yesterday has left him. He
IL, however, very much weaker,
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A Large Line Of SILK and Alpaca
Umbrellas.
BARGAINS

In Ladies', Gentlemens' and Chlldrens'
Plain Linen and Initial Handkerchiei4.
Some OF these goods are put up especially
for HOLIDAY TRADE.
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Great Variety Of Albums.


No Baby Show cal compete with IL
Every styie from 10 cents 10 choice Dolls at
loo and up. Wax Dolls, Doll Parlor Furnl-
ture.
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Another chicago Failure.

CHICAGO, December a. Russell u
Beckford, lumber dealers, have failed.
Unsecured debts, Sol ,S66
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Fans, Russia Leather Purses
and POrtmOnies, Jewell
ry and Fancy Ar
and
Ornaments
i'm all Imaginable Styles.

Elegant Toilet articles snd PerfuAery.
Combs, Brushes and other articles suitable
for gifts.
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Attention IL especially called to our M
MENSE assortment OF