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Germany's Protest Against
Turkish Outrages an
outspoken Docu-
ment.
England Making Arrange
n1ents for Intervention
by the Powers.
Rounania Gets Favorable Terms
in Her Convention with
Russia.


NEVIS MFAonK.
(B1 Gable TO 7nt Chicago 7ttIuns,1
LONDON Or11cE or Tue CHICAGO TnrnusE,
No. 6 PALnRArE Place, STRAND, Ang. 2J-
"a. m. m.-operatious in the balkans Jus. now
monopolizo public attention, although, news
from thare is extremely scanty, owing
to the fact that all special correspond.
euts hare boon returned to Bucharest, and
VIC are thus dependent upon official te1o-
grams, which are always ,ncadee and u,,-
satisfactory. Thus, this morning, 1t In re-
ported that no less than forty battalions Of
Turkish troops undor suleiman paaha at.
tucked the Russian position ut schipta
Pass Tuesday, while at - the sa,ne
time body Of Turks from Osman
l"sha's army advanced from Loftcla. These
movements, If they had been conducted with
any degree of energy and cooperation, must
hare seriously threatened the troops left by
dourko for the defense of Schipka Tnss. It
Is probable, however, that thoy were made
without n:cvious understanding, and only
happened to occur tho samo day
ny nEnk CHANCE.
Il Is to be orpected TINT thoro was no concert
Of notion shown by tho comparative ease
with which t1ley were repe1led by tho Rus.
stans. suleiman Pasha, who seems certainly
alive to thu necessity Of closing colnmunica.
ton with 11chemet All, will make stronuous
e1ertions to push the bulk OF his
troops through tho Balkans by the Pass Of
tho Iron Gate. which lies obout thirty miles
eastward Of shipka. Through this de1lo
runs road which leads from Adrianoplo by
Elena and Eaki-Dju,na to Shu,nla, aud i.
affords comparatively easy route for tho
passage Of IN army.
=. TIE Iron GATE
Is not, ns far AZ known, held, or oven
watchcd, by tho russian detachments, and
Daker paaha is, with brigade of cavalry, at
Rki-Djurna ready to cover tho hoads of su-
letmans columns as they omorga from
the mountains. Tho latest information
from Bucharest tails us that tho Turks layc
brought tho heavy guns from, tho parapets
Of Widin, and mounted tlem on tho works
At plevna. This would seem to betoken an
intention On the part Of Os1nan Pasha to
hold firmly the position in which he has
already repulsed two Russian assaults.
, 1877-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
IOWA COUNTY NOMINATIONS,

Spsrfat Dt'patcA 10 ne Tribune
Drnroux. L., Aug. z.-Tho Republicans Of
Jackson County met In convention to-day at
Andrew. aut nominated tho following ticket: !:
Representatives., ". ". Stevens, Willard Sfitcs !;
Hhcrif1, Thomas II. Davis; Auditor, ". e..
Gregory; Treasurer, the Democratic nominee !;
Surveyor, Samuel Perrin; Coroner, Dr.. Amos.
All o1 tic above nrc prominent men Of tho
county, and will make good officers II elected.
OHIO ro1.t1tcs.
CINCINNATI O., Aug. M.-The Republican
County Consentton to-day made tho following
nominations: Treasurer, Henry tIuneke; Audi
tor, William Q. Cape1iar; County Comuis-
sfoner, A. ". Flowers; lnarmary Director, !.
i. Williams; Senators, Il. 7. f;oslaorn, Henry
Pcarcc, Louis Leasoneood. Auzt Magilt; Repre-
sentatIves' 7. Ashur5, s.s. George ". Will
iams {coioscd), John zupstcn.
NEWS FROM MA1vE.
ELLSWORTH Nc, Aug. 21.-Thc Hancock
County Republican Convention to-day adopted,
Without opposition. . resolution heartily tu-
doralng President Hayes and his policy.
NEW DEPARTURE.
SneefHf {hfpasch IN TIE Trb4tx<.
WAsHiNoToH, D. C., Aug. G1.--aome Of the
virginia negroes ase n'aking new departure
III politics. AT 4 recent celebration Of the culor-
ed .peopfe In King Georges County tbey re-
fused 10 hear political speccles, and deaIarcd
Lo4t lucy !aFoltu soou men Tor Au Offices ire
spccttrc Of party.
sPRtN1YIZLp, Ill.
Special Dtspatch to Tas Trfhrsns.
sFnrNoriELp, ILL, Aug. PA yery largely
attended greenback meeting was held ut the
Court House tonight. and county club form
ed. Speeches were rnale by Gen. +. N. Bates,
the Hoa jaues c. Conk1ng, ]. L. Magic, and
others.
ei0rx CITY. a..
Gpectdl Dspafch IN 1ae Tribune
eloC1 CRY, Ii, Auc. G.-T1e Republicans
OF this city, III convention here this afternoon,
nominated James T. Bolton for Representa-
for Treasurer, anl ". l.. Sloan Tor Auditor. All
the candidates afe residents oF this tdty.
PENNSYLVANIA 1RKEynACKEKY,
N1L1tAXsfORr, Ia. Aug. :s.-Tht State
Executive Cumulttec OF the Indepc,,dcnt Green
l,ack party flas issued q call for convention
Sent. 10, at this CITY.
, 1877-08-23
PALESTINE,
II AS Editor Of Tn TSfhunA

- 1u M GQ&oF U 16z 99{6IM2,
CHICAGO aug. 2s.-ln response to tho appeal In
hehaif Of the sufferers OF Fele.tips, which had
been published tn tho Local papers last week, We
have saeelrca the following contributions: l.. Ad-
les. u; =. Fel.eutnal II: II. Gessonl, 3.; i.
Nlttiar. - and l. Heftef Il. All further contrl.
s'iss4% uy ostss of cvmull,es:
ux44r lEpsaM.
, 1877-08-23
AAxtmum thermometer. n: mlntmum, c4.
aES1RAt UhsKHrA ArIoNn,
CiflnAu0, AnH. l2-Midnteht


foKr WATNx. Ind, Aug. e@-Ma.t Brown, a
sa!oou.keepcr. dropped lrad on the stscrt th!s
afternoon. Cause unknown. An Inquest will
be held tomorrow.
Monday afternoon youu: lady mamcd Seeds,
VIM was apparently In good health, dropped
dead at the Residence Of her unclo in stoi,roe-
Vile where Sue was visiting. Cause unknown.
, 1877-08-23

OMAHA, ,Neb.,, Aug 29.--On Inst Monday,
near Sheridan, Nsb., young married man
named Weber was struck BY lightning and iu-
stantlY killed. lie was hcrllng cattle at tho
tiale. Ills horse standing near waa killed by tho
same p4sh,
, 1877-08-23

HAVANA, Aug. o2--The steamer City Of
Hayaua, from Tamplco to Tuxpap, ran on
reef. The steamer CITY OF Merida endcavorcd
to get her ol, hut failed. The malls, passengers,
md crew wcre saved. 4 tug from Key Wcst
was expected to get the City Of Havana IN.
, 1877-08-23

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. :a-The large planning.
mills OF Miller d ktatz, and tho buildings st.
tachca, at Akron. O., together with largo
ano1at a %s. u M M!Hnbct' were burned toiay. Loss,
, 1877-08-23
A LAKE or LAVA.

sAs Francisco, Aug. a.,.-The Naaesiaa Ca
nft4s saws late ad7leaa frun1 kiauea statc that
lake which u few weeks ago Was empty aud
dead, exhibiting only yast black pit sou feet lu
depth, ts now full Of activity, and tll!ed with
molten lay0 to Within few {14t uf tho brink.
, 1877-08-23
OBITUARY.

Special Disp1teA 10 71s Tsstunt.
QUINCY, Ill, Aug. ss.-Ar. George Dond, one
nj the Rblest aud most prominent citizens of
Quincy, died last night. s!r. Bond uas Gu years
Of aCe- lie caue to Quincy In 1881, and has
long been connected With tho most important
buAtucss enterprises Ut tho city.
, 1877-08-23

HiooNtNuToN, ILL.,, Aug. G.-Thts afternoon,
In NoF1uai Township, Charles Coffmann, farm-
er, had his left hand torn Of by becoming en-
tangled In straw which be was feeding to a sep
nrator, and being struck by the teeth in ths
cylinder.
, 1877-08-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

SAN FnANclsco, Aug. e2.-Arriycd-Steamcr
zealander, from Sydney Via Honolulu, hringiue
the British mails.
New foRK, Aug. 2a.-Arriyed- Steamship
Canada, from London.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. a2-steamshtp Bolivia.
from New York, hsa arrived out.
, 1877-08-23

6pft7d1 Ux3attA 10 7As TF7tnWe,
QUINCY, Ill.,, Aug. e3.-On the ice.houae
burned ncar th's city last night, there was IN
insurance Of 81, 500 ln the Undcrwrites*', and on
the .coutcnta IN insurance OF Sj,0U IN tho
Isatlesinan's Company, Of New Jcrscy,
, 1877-08-23
MEDICAL
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GINGER,
91 Delicious Family Medicine,

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Cures Colds and Chtiia.
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rre'enss and dtspef Fe,ert.t Symptoms.
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pt'pei. Rheumatic and Seuralfie Symptom.
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1sa Warming md Refreshing beverage.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
nstaks up sEesh cold In one night
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
l'super'or to Composition and EAu'ea,Ing Pos*ets
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Curcs crsnas aud Paipa.
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Cures Dlar7heea and pJsentery.
SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER
curss all Dtsea,es Of the Bowsls.
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lel'escs F'asa1eney and Indigestion,
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isdet!e'oas ~hen taken ~ts,Entlk and sus.s.
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A''ifts the weak. the weary. and the s9oa.
, 1877-08-23

TIE M0STltEAL FIRE.
A telegram from Montreal states that tho
mills and elevator Of Il. Gould d Sou wcrc not
damaged BY the Ore In tho cau2l basin at that
putt last Tuesday.
, 1877-08-23

LONDON, Aug. "a ersat meeting Was held
Ia Dublin last night. Biggcr and Paruell were
enthusiastically resolved. Both members strong
II condemned the inactivity Of shc Hosne-Rule
party gc1eraily. A resolution WAS passed that
this meeting Take occasion To o1Irs iss hearty
, 1877-08-23
1HE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. G}-1 a. m-Por
the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
icys and Upper Lake region, northeast to south
cast winds, cooler, partly cloudy weather, and
rising, followed by failing, barometer.
LOCAL oHsxHvATfoss.
, 1877-08-23
BUSINESS NOTICES

Fog CatarEh and Hay Fever use JeHsrs' un.
e4aa!rd |'fFsuch CatAsrh lure" Trial aud sam
pies free 10 all 0dcs ~ State.st Pesley Jt({efs.
, 1877-08-23

Keep. Patent iartly. Ma6e pres. shirt.
the very bsst: six for 43 can be finished - essll
~ hsulntug = handkerchief, l73 A4lison &tfvet
, 1877-08-23

Uss " Mrs Wlnsiow's Soothing syrup" for
ealafsn wna!s feeehinE 1t eIres dYsentsty and
dlAsrhva. wind cultc. aud requisites lhs bowels,
, 1877-08-23


TURKISH 0kNDAHAxhtx.
CoxsrANrlaoELE, Aug. :ass,-.rAe oroan[xa.
tioa u ths nrw Turkish genJastnefic, by Col.
Valentine Baker, Il now eumplcteu.
REssIA AND AuuAAhA.
BucuAREsr, Aug. 1.-The Kussia. Routuanlau
convention. respecting Rouuaauis'a scttyo par-
tIipatiuu In the war, Is now definitely con-
clulsd. It Il said the conditions Az ysFy
favorable to that Princtpality.
TlIA aALEk laAuRGENTs
CoasrAA1laopLr, Aug 2Aa.-Tho Governor Of
Trtcais, Thessaiy, te]egsapha, Aug. q, that tho
Turks hare carried by assault soule intseuch-
mcnts erected Ut Lisleua by tho Greek InSur-
gents.
GHRNANr'a PROTEST.
LONDON, Aug. o1-Germsny's protest agatnst
tho Turkish atrocttIc. Ii due to the suggestion
ot tho Emperor William. Although tho protest
does not contain any thrcats, It Is VI nature To
eonvnee tue Poste that Germany Ii IN earnest.
lATxKvkkT1oA.
Great Bfitaln 10 ma9iug arrangements for tho
Intervention Of the great Powers in the interest
OF peAee.
, 1877-08-23

THIS great remedy eonstsz Of vosfc or aaysntc n1atea
@ earefSi!j att1Sasf Together and Imbedded ID For.
medical azsnt VI this eeaIurJ. 1t Ganue aau Gun
, 1877-08-23

FELIo" Cirthksh: IAc PRESIDENT Of thu United
eafufc yoa sony win .ou,e entarra..'nt'ppss1s, snps1
10 awxs down Is y,
wueEs lived tChat,anooKA}, i beard 4 dls.
eus.on in fsynsd IL tnls etats, and cams up to
Que Of your dist!nKaiated c,tzens ticE Irsrcuj
Naa then caudtaate for President, and, auungtt
e!hsn. va. Democrat then. and supported hisn
TAetc met at our toxn an fn,Mensc n,ass. injecting
n &c sso *snsf' sss sas ss''sssa ss
.te nd sat IT,. Gsm. Tsn
a1eec ~. responsible fur that .tate Of u11Asrs Iio
aid taat they wc!. religious Inlolesants. Ky tho
we're not allowed ~ hold ndce. liz went u, 10
eaY tat this was one 0t The thirteen colonies of Tie
& s 9"'s s. e Hs wsg 'tS ..[ 3, z:
cntltsly mistaken; that New Nsmpshitc's naMo
NJ NV .npshrs; thai shu VIA net une Ut tho
1As Iostnlaater Of our ctty, beiu. supposed tv h..
~ ;ae Mo1t learned man q ths place. was appealed
.is - IT, he to'sd tast tha Democratic speaker
asw slaIt, I'D thas @ .ast.aea 'ss,'' tss s. nem.
osI3ts M e, and people generally. They thought t,sat
va u sps.ksf VIA msasan IN ono thing ho
~ nov, s IT ny ftisnd.. came up heFe expecting to
dsnss ~ ~ nta!st 9at essfJHhsEe haye evi.
snte that ts DsmSetse spoal:r w ~. a rrht r.
LOU 10y nlose lsks young mep, like active men, like
Ris5is wao t.s 10 wosk out
S Ssn. has kindly aaA few moments ago, that va
~ ~ LY oMn sl4te supporting, IL tho beat Of
~ hine!o abilities. ths election IT another 10 tho
tthsesdsncJ Of the Gnl.sA btatea. aud i suppUss
T1eelleney asked ms to tasa seat ID hls cslans..
an,t, q ,ttu,pposrd. ny friends tau4 shta teti /
sSt hut ne sreat deal, ISt II u.rat l. ruas shs %
xoaa .s; a.t * e. ss.
r!esiatat, whom We hsye 4ons 20 much to elect
o@s e. Sha ea1s, iSn 'est ,,sx ola dsltom who , been
day. w.. sbs snSs' iasa Il. C. cahast MhS
~ rh. supposed. my flaud1, and am seFions
wnt sasn ! suy IT, that ull through The SUTti thcre
es.a % burst Of indignant di.apptosai Tor il
f,,cr'sa rsss1ainJ unusual. lavs been gratlded n,y
ill., accepted that appointment Of hls in 4 far
h,;nsas !eslsns and havs felt satisfied from tue
msn; ~ la4t u wae N rkpfesslua OF thu seati.
ts.a u ths people " thu North that thar were
.oSis so!Ssisss buried. ter1es Of "uoodr' "That's
New. ny friends, these men from, these States
Ga,,s,a,,,in H. establishing our uosesauent aud our
easees Of national greatness they entered into
NJ. ~ sseis5 on ths subject Of slayeEJ. propose
hi ta1er lnto ths teaaonx VI this controversy
ssst s1,ssI ITa Low that Il IL ulfortupsts thatlt
III. sh st tas South, regret 10 ny, who lived or
snS.s sonns1vfessT. ana who arc sprry It ia
IL H.. 4aets ase people It tho South who
tood ia,th .. ~ Ihey sceep! tho Con4slsution ia
b. H. Aud ase willing to stand by Them. and dio
nsn%n, aInsm, y need be. {Apulauss Ku aFu frrs
S",tths Ihe great chaaul which has separated lis
no .s,s.a tas ao1th has been elo.ed iorsyer, and
the T. o. eonxratu!Attou ~ much to tho ueonie Of
sul ~ sssst1 ~ 70 tie people ct tho Sur,b.
san ~! irIsndA Let ua ssk 5ou here. let ms ~
''"a@S' 1ot " to seek feF gaartsl4, 4
, 1877-08-23

This elegant Preparation 10 prepared from, he Tint
Jamaies .!ns.r GotnhInct Nth choen arnnattca aad
nt~E Eatrsrt or Essence Of Ginger htforc the p.nc
~ Q! which aFt prepared with Acohol BY the old pro-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06
Thennllaa and Miehi,n

The Dallas and Wichita railroad,
under the able supervision OF Doctor
Reed, is rapidly progressing, a car
load or more of iron day being put
down. AT this rate. IL will be bur a
short while before the road is finished
to Lewisville, from which point the
management means to put 1t TO an
early completion. Already the adj
vantages that will accrue from IL are
being manifested. Two car loads of
cotton and three of wood came In Tues.
day and yesterday. This road Is of
vital Importance to Dallas, and The
HERALD Is pleased to note Its progress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06
A Chameleon Duck.

Mr.. John Ecton, who Is a resident
of this county, has duck that is GER
tanly study for our scientists. The
duck was originally white duck,
and Mr.. Ecton being patriotic citi-
zen and short OF turkeys he determined
to grace his table on Thanksgiving
with it In lieu OF the customary fowl.
The duck was cooped and fed as he
never was before upon all that his APP
petite could fancy, and he grew until
he was as fat and rs plump duck as
was ever seen. Thanksgiving morn
Mr.. Ecton went to got the fowl to sac
rifice him to the time-honored custom
and ravenous appetite, but imagine
his surprise when he found that it had
turned from 81 snow white to livid
green. He was afraid to eat it, and
thinks that something was fed it Of n
poisonous character that caused the
change OF color. VIII some one eX-
plain the peculiar transformation OF
color?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06

Yesterday we published brief an
nouncement of the marriage of our
friend, Mr.. Louis Ii. Page and Miss
Ida Stokes. We cannot permit the oc.
casion to pass without the expression
of our warm wishes for the best good
of the parties to this most solemn OF
all earthly compacts, and to express
our hope that the union will bring to
both the highest and hottest good pos.
sible to such connection. Mr.. Page
and his fair bride are both favorably
known In Dallas, and their many
frienIs join us in these sentiments.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING : DECEMBER o.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

1t Ia to DO hoped that the last rise
OF the Trinity this season has oc
cured.
An interesting communication on
the fresheta OF the Trinity river during
the past thirty years, will be found on
third page.
Seven Migrants were taken TO the
poor farm last night. They were all
captured at the sand pit near the
Texas and Pacific round'house.
During tho high wind yesterday
afternoon. the Photographic man In
East Dallas had trying time TO keep
the canvass roof Of his establishment
in It's place. BY the proper and timely
handling OF the guy ropes, the cover
Ing was prevented from blowing away.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06
THE COURTS,
C0unly CourL

There was only one case disposed Of
In this court yesterday, that Of W. g.
Whiieman, charged with aggravated
assault, fined 800 and costs,
Jusiiee MsLuTe,
The case Of John Spikes was decided
yesterday In this court, and Spikes, In
default of bond, was sent baok TO Jail,
Spikes some time ago was porter At
tho National hotel, The night clerk
being sick one night, laid down and
left Spikes In charge, That individual,
as the teetlmony showed, collected
money from late arrivals NJ tho hotel
for which no failed 10 account, For
this he was arrested and sent 10 jail
He was brought before Justice Mclnre
yesterday 10 answer the charge, with
the result stated above.
William Culberson was brought be-
fore the court, charged with horse
stealing, aud was discharged on motion
of the county attorney, satisfactory
evidence have been produced that Gull
berson did not steal the animal.
Thomas Williams, charged with aid
lnQ in the escape OF prisoner, his
son, was brought from thejail for trial
ie was discharged.
Wallace West, charged with shoot
Ing ut Adam Fischer, gave bond In the
sum OF $1,000 for an appearance on the
18th inst.
JusiIce Peak,
The case Of Bently Va, Dram was on
trial yesterday. His honor reserved
his decision.
Recorders Court.
Only two cases before this court yes
torday.
j. Mcknight, drunkenness, S and
cost.
Thomas Katz, same, So and costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06

While the sOuth.bound passenger
train was at the Union depot last night,
woman entered the Pullman sleeping
ear and began abusing the passengers
In q vehement manner, and then com.
menced tearing the curtains and
smashing the windows. Agent At
kinson entered the car and attempted
to take the irate female In charge,
when she showed fight, striking the
agent In the face several times. AT
last Mr. Atkinson succeeded in getting
the woman from the train and she was
placed In the calaboose. Whether she
was drunk or crazy IL not known.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06
Dallas City humber YARD.

Dallas city Lumber yard
Dallas Ctty Lumber Yard.
Adams " Co. solicit consignments
and fills orders. II
Go to Orr's for premium Concord
buggles, made by s. l.. North.-tf
--Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams.-tf
Cotton Seed.
The highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed, ut Nichols " Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wt
Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Go TO the clothing palace, 5l3 Elm
street, for the best cashmere suits, at
the lowest prices ever known in Texas.
decl lw
Baltimore oysters, 50 cents can,
at DelmonicO. tt
"A great bargain in apples at Adj
ans " Co.'S. If
Choice onions So per barrel at
Adams Il Co.'S. If
500 bushels Of seed rye low at
Adams u Co. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06

Yesterday afternoon, three gentle.
men from a neighboring state, who
read the account in The HERALD OF
the imprisonment of Frank Snow in
the county Jail, by permission OF
Sheriff Moon, visited the Jail to take
a look at Snow. After they had seen
the man. one Of them remarked that
Snow was wanted in another state for a
crime committed, and that there was
reward Of $500 offered for him. Our
reporter failed to learn the nature OF
the crime or in what state 1t was COM
mitted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06
WuInan's Loss,

1t has become mOoted question
among scientists whether or not wo.
mans primitive beauty and vigor,
which have been lost, could not be re-
stored and ertended by the action OF
tain constitutional agents. These
agents must regulate and build up, for
tify and antagonize all existing female
irregularities which produce i'll health,
must re.vitalize the blood, and give a
youthful bloom to the cheeks. We are
glad to announce that such an agent
has been found, and thousands Of la.
dies are being restored by its use. 1t il
known as English Female Bltters, the
only reliable female medicine ever Of
fered, and we are glad Conner & Walk
err and DR.. Howell have secured the
agency fer Dallas. dtillldecl5&w2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06
KRleIlnpll.

Some days ago man named Ches.
hire was brought before Esquire Peak,
charged with robbing man in Deni-
son. He was committed to Jail to give
the officers time to communicate
with the officials at Denison, which
was done, and yesterday Sheriff Moon
received word from thesheriff of Gray.
son county that he could not make OUT
case against Cheshire, consequently
he was released from Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-06
BrOOkINm Travel.

Passengers for Brooklyn, New York,
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
line, are now transferred by steamboat
direct to Fulton street wharf, Brook.
Ign, Immediately on arrival at Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across New
York city. This will be found very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
ol9-3m
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nkrnLA HboNyt

Just as four mule team, the wagon
heavily laden with wood, nearef the
Central railroad crossing yesterday
noon, the whistle from locomotive
scared the mules, causing them ia
turn short around, breaking the pole OF
the wagon and smashing one of the
wheeles. The wagon was left stand,
ing in the street, while the driver sor.
rowfully departed in search of repairs
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Holiday Goods.

You should look in at Webb's sos
Main street, and see his handsome
stock of fine watches, jewelry, dia-
monds and silver ware, at prices 80 low
that you will be compelled to buy.
Everything new and stylish. He is
receiving new goods every day. Secure
your.presentsat once. Fine gold ladies
Elgin watches at $50. Cent? solid ell.
yer hunting watches, sl3. Everything
new and fifty per cent cheaper than
last year.
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Paints, for house painting and
architects use, at X. Shields, opposite
Lamar hotel.-o2l-lm
The buggies that took the premium
are at Orr's for sale.-tf
Go to 0rr's and see the premium
buggies made by s. l.. North. If
Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands OF Cummins &
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s2y-lm
-Burlsps sacks at Haggarps.-tf.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard,
Cotton Seed

Cotton Seed
The highest price paid for sound cot.
ton seed, at Nichols Il Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wtf
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No one Ii authorized 10 purchase any arti'
co whatever on the account Of THG Her
AID without arorder signed by
j, IL, BARLOW,
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Tnn WInIlanr Rnr.

The managers OF tho Windsor hotel,
wishing to have all the business per-
tanning to their establishment under
their immediate control, have taken
charge of the bar attached to the hotel,
and hereafter 1t will DO stocked with
the finest OF wines and liquors. The
services OF Charley Perroncel, an expe-
rienced mixturist, has been secured to
attend to the thirsty wants OF the
travelling and general public.