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ppRtt0 furtren.
Meine ,Eilan,enituhe.
gntsaIssn ssin Wertur. ysimsra':s= oosr 'd,aSIihs
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brenrteu, W:Seripiler gegen Tnbrin9. .Befibl unn
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anmenidreden unb Gcfiibl oes Grltidens beim Gie9en.
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Bib eiues Shleiers Dor ben Wu9en, Fteber ,tto
oumpfer sd,ners i'm &opfe, Manael an Sd,ueiB, 9elbe
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ppn bise unb Brennen i'm Tleild.
Weuiae To5en bon Nutpap's pilen befreieu ons
SpItem bon al ben eenannten 5tbrunyen.
Yr.is 25 Gents fur Die Sdadtel.
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500 WlD yOmIul0u QawptlWlb
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idift.
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genb iino alte Sddben uno @eibwiirs. limb
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8aiier aufael0lt uuo ais Ibwaihuus benubt.
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ytem Dorf.
Siu's 9aar- NIB Sartiarbe, idpars ober
braun. 80 StS.
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beutiden 0eilrlittel Don Dr. Iugn It
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ben amerifaniidcn 9ausbalt babuen uno Die
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3oQen merbeu.
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Ready Relief,
Sieber ur6 faltes Tieber.

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10 Gents Der &Iaios.
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G6menif@ 0itters.
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&sxtsasfAl6SA
11eAtu, elsau,.1ssA nnateOa ea1oeatas AsssA
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aas Sufdten tam atemals ~ rib tessnsea puSen
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ssaRdnliss 0eianltett iurad ssS kfes ~ 49,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
WINDING up Iin nuulnn...

New York, December l5.-Superin-
tendent Lamb yesterday put the Orb
entail Savings bank into the hands OF
the attorney general, with the request
that proceedings be instituted at once
for closing up the bank, which has
been losing depositors so rapidly that
It's president and board OF trustees con-
sent TO it's dissolution. Since 1879
there has been steady drain upon Its
assets. until the amount on deposit had
been reduced from nearly $3.50, 600 to
$4,000.
Jacob Grau, we'll known opera
died here yesterday.
s. nj. Bixby n Co., well known mani
nfacturers Of blacking, suspended yes
terday. Liabilities, $4,000, assets,
S04, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
The French chamber IIarmenious.
PARIS, December is. The chamber
OF deputies will to-day vote four direct
taxes and two months OF the budget.


At meeting of the members Of the
bar. held at the courthouse Saturday
afternoon, at four O'Clock, DIN Well
born was called TO the chair, and Rich
ard Morgan appointed secretary.
Upon motion OF Colonel Stemmons,
Judge Hunt was requested not to call
apy cases during the first week Of the
term of the district court, beginning
Monday, December IL, except those
upon the appearance docket and those
where both parties consented to trial,
and er pdrte matters.
Judge Hunt, who was present, in-
formed the meeting that the request
should be granted.
Upon motion, Judge Hunt was re-
auested to adjourn for the Christmas
holidays, from Saturday, the 22d, until
Wednesday, the 2d day OF January.
The Judge, however, informed the
meeting that he could not allow more
than one week Of holiday. and that he
would comply with their request 90
for a. as 10 adjourn for the week he
ginning Monday, December 9th, buf
informed them that they must be pre-
pared 10 go 70 work In real earnest on
Monday, the 3let day OF December.
\ Upon motion adjourned.
! Attest: r. MORGAN, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
III. HAMLIN,
M. w. RANSOM,
q. o. H0wE,
l. IL MonnNAIn

In the senate, after some unimport
ant preliminary business, Mr.. Butler
ofSouth Carolina, submitting tho fol-
lowing.
Resolved, That the committee on
privileges and elections no, aud Ia
hereby instructed. TO inquire forthwith
anu report as soon as may be-, any
threats, promises or arrangements re-
specting existing or contemplated NO.
cusations or criminal prosecutions
against any senator or whether any
corrupt or unlawful means or iniln-
ences have been In any manner used
or put In operation, directly or indi-
rectly, by M. q. Putler, one OF tho
senators from the state of South Caro-
lima, or by any other person or sena-
tor, for the purpose OF influencing the
vote OF senators on the question o dis.
charging said committed from the con-
sideration OF said NJ. G. Butler's Gre,
dentials, or on other questions at the
late session OF the senate, and that said
committee have power 10 send for per-
sons and papers, and TO sit during the
sitting OF the senate.
MIR. Butler said he submitted the res
olution In pursuance Of a notice which
had been previously given when his
credentials were under consideration
In the senate. The resolution was
substantially that offered by the sena-
tor from Vermont, Mr., Edmunds, ut
that time, and he would say that so far
az he (Butler) was concerned Che
desired to say he demanded the fullest
Investigation touching his conduct In
connection with his admission 10 the
senate. When the senator from Yer
mont, Mr.. Edmunds, submitted his
resolution to inquire into the charges
he read an extract from the New York
Tribune, and he therefore hoped the
extract would go before the committee
and they would examine the charges
therein. He asked for the
present consideration OF the resolu-
ton.
Mr.. Cameron, Of Wisconsin, object
ed and the resolution went over.
The post route bill also went over.
The lighthouse board gives notice
that a fog bell has been placed on the
roof on the north side Of the keepers
iwelling Of the Croaton lighthouse.
The bell will strike at intervals OF fif-
teen seconds during foggy weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
Might Associated Press Report.I

ZEMLIN, December l5.--Prince MI
lan's proclamation, which Was issued
at Belgrade yesterday, reccunts the
Turkish atrocities aud violations of
faith since the treaty OF peace made
last February, and concludes as fol-
lows: I" Let us move forward alongside
the victorious banner of the ear, the
liberator, with christian faith In God,
the protector of right, and success ID
sure. Given In the name OF our co,in-
try's welfare, Servia's Independence,
and her heroic people. II is Gods
will,n
A Bogert dispatch says the Turks
burned and evacuated Elena Friday.
The Russians have reoccupied 1t.
A Bucharest dispatch says the car
goes to st. Petersburg Monday.
A telegram from Constantinople
says the chamber Of deputies has elect.
ed christian as Its president.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
FROM THE CAPITAL.

The Lease OF the Penitentiary Will
Yield thc state $4,000 Year--The
Ohier OF tho Laud Robbers Sent UP
for Ten Years.
Special TO The Herald.l
AUSTIN, December l5.--Bids for the
state penitentiary lease were opened
to-day, and were awarded by Governor
Hubbard to Ed. IL. Cunningham, OF
San Antonio, the highest and best
bidder at three dollars and one cent
per capita per month. There were
nine bids. Under this lease the state
will receive for the five years for which
the lease Is to run the aggregate sum
of quarter Of million OF dollars.
The trial OF Ham was concluded last
night, with verdict Of guilty and inn
prisonment for ten years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16

Last night ths residence OF Captain
@. M. SwInk narrowly escaped burn
ing. AS bis little daughter was going
from the dining room TO the sitting
room, carrying gasoline lamp, she
stumbled, and the lamp dropped and
was broken. The oil spread over the
floor, and, becoming ignited, blazed up
and for awhile 1t looked as II the build
ing would be consumed. Several neigh
bors came to the rescue, and put out
the fire. Captain Swibk, who had just
left the house, hearing the screams Of
his child, fastened back home. Sew
eral articles Of clothing were burned,
and the two young sons OF Captain
Svlnk, who were In the room, had
their hair and eyebrows sInged In
trying 10 sxtinguIsh the flames.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
WASHINGTON.
The don.Oonkllng AFFAIR Amlcably
settled--Habhard Appeals Through
Mills TO Hayes for Troops 20
Suppress Che Outbreak,
Butler on HE Mettlc, Demanding a Full
investigation Of The Charges and Ia
Situations Against Him The Paris
Exposition Bill Approved.
The NH 90 Refund the Cotton Tax
The House Adionrns Uniii the i0th
OF january.

ofIaauary.
Moon Associated Pross Repori.l
WASHINGTON, December l5,-There
were conflicting statements last
night OF sharp words between Senators
Gordon Hnd Conkllng In executive SEES.
sion. The accounts published this
morning are equally conflicting. There
Is no doubt the situation is difficult and
IL IL still thought best to await an
authorized statement OF the affair.
Up TO II o'clock no communication
had passed In the Gordon Conkling
affair, but 1t was thought almost GER
tain by the friends OF the parties that
the affair would be amicably arranged.
Nomination--Ex-A Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury II. q. Mccormick TO be
commlssioner.general to the Paris exs
position.
House resumed consideration Of the
resolution authorizing the committees
to resume Investigations. Indications
are that the days. session will DO pro-
longed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
Great Variety OF Albums.

There Ia no more appropriate Holiday
Preeent han fine Album. We have them
at all prices, and having bought a large JOB
lot enormously low, we are ofierings them
accordingly. They must be seen 10 De APP
preciated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
The Pope Improying.

ROME, December 10. The pope is
much better to-day, and sitting up in
bed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16

aud since such was the fact We, who
are mutual friends OF both senators,
are OF the opiniop that Il IL due alike
70 the senate aud 10 the speakers That
whatever was felt. TO he unklnd or
oilenslve IN tho remarks 10 either,
should BIO treated ~ II never uttered,
ana we are now authorized 20 state are
mutually and simultaneously with,
drawn. [SIgned,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16

elegant work Boxes, Glove and
uaudEerehfef shell Boxes. Pen wip-
ars. MAGNIFICENT Assortment OF
,sorsted Embroidery I'm slippers, ana
other Patterns TOO numerous TO mem
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
A Large Line Of SILK and Alpaca
Umbrellas.
BARGAINS

In Ladies', dentlemens' and Chlldrens'
Plain Linen and Initial Handkerchieis.
Some of these goods are put up especially
for HOLIDAY TRADE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16

No Baby show eau compete with IL:
Every atyie from 10 cents 10 choice Dolls at
loo and up. Wax Dolls, Doll Parlor Furni"
ture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
County Court.


Yesterday was the last day of the
criminal term Of the county court.
Court has been In session all the week,
though there has been but little bust.
ness done. The civil term begins the
second Tuesday In January.
Justice Peak.
The punishment suit OF Il. Morris
vs.. G. M. Swink, was finished yester-
day morning; verdict for the plaintiff.
Il. Il. Root vs.. Ayres Il Tyttle; judg-
ment for Root for 500.
These were the only cases tried In
this court yesterday, the Justice being
busy In the afternoon Issuing capiases
against number Of attorneys for nom
payment Of occupation tax.
Justice MeLure.
Two cases against Charley Purcell,
one for carrying pistol and one foi
assault, were continued.
His honor was busy the rest OF the
day fixing up papers TO send to tho
grand Jury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

OF Ladies' and Gentlemens. Mufllers, Scarfs,
Ladies' Embroidered and Fancy SIX Ties
Fancy Necklaces.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
THE COURTS.
DIstrIet Oourf.

The members Of the bar met yester-
day afternoon In the district court
room, for the purpose OF deyising q
rule or plan OF setting cases on the
docket for disposal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
Attention IL especially called to our I'M.
MENSE assortment OF
Fans, Russia Leather Purses
and POrtmOnies, Jewell
ry and Fancy Ar

ELEGANT Toilet articles snd PerfuInery,
Combs, Brushes and other articles suitable
for gifts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
Personal Correction

In cur last issue under the head of
Love and Disgust" 1t seems that we
were in error, toLchiug Mrs. Hudson.
nee Miss Zimmerman. Our iuforma.
ton was from a gentleman whom we
supposed at the time Informed us cor
rectly. Mrs Hudson informs US that
she has not at any time offered to hire,
either in the CAPACITY of cook or any
other one. and that she has money
enough to pay her way at the Thomas
House, where she is yet boarding. She
has paid her board this far in cash and
proposes to do SO While che remains
there.
Mrs. Hudson says our article "is an
Infamous falsehood from beginning TO
end" We regret this and also the
fact that newspaper men are often i'm
posed upon in the source of their ip-
formation. We learn Mrs. Hudson
is lady of respectable standing and
connections, and we are sorry to have
hurt her feelings, or given her offense
wantOnly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
Market Reports.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Flour quiet
steady and unchanged' Howard Street
and western supertine So 75a4 10 :
western extra SIS 00a6 90 western
family So 25a7 %. w h a t-western
ter red for spot 81 42tal Ala for De-
cember deliver y 81 42lal 424 for Jan
uary delivery ST 44Ial 442. Corn
western quiet and easier old western
mixed for spot 644a643c for December
delivery 633c ; steamer 569c new
western mixed for spot and December
delivery 62!c for January delivery
60Ia623 steamer Solo. Oats steady,
firm and quiet western white 3Sc ;
western mixed 36a37c. Rye was quiet
and steady at 64a66c Hay was steady
and unchanged =; Maryland and Penn
sylvania prime S20a2l 90. Provisions
were nominal for round lots and duh
and lower for order trade. Pork held
at Sl4 25a15 90. Bulk meats, loose
shoulders 54aG3 clear rib sides 73c }
packed shoulders 81 clear rib sid es
Sic. Bacon-.shOuders SIC clear rip
sides 9a9Ic. Hams l2al2!c. Lard
refined 99a10c. CofIee-market strong
and unchanged ; Rio cargoes I6al04c,
jobbing at l6a204. Whiskey was dull
at 81 O04. eceipts-ilour, 3 100 bbls;
wheat, Is, 900 bush. i; corn, As, 900 bu. ;
oats, 900 bush rye. 800 bush, Ship
ments-corn, "a, 900 bush ; wheat, g.
600 barrels.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 1.-Flour dull
and unchanged family So 65a5 S.
Wheat was dull and nominal /: red
western 81 lSsl %. Corn was weaker
at 39a40c. Oats were strong ut 2Sa3lc.
Rye was quiet and firm at 6Sa65c.-
Barley was firm No. spring O6c.-
Pork was active and firm at Sl2. Lard
quiet, steam 81 s5a7 81 kettle IS 75a
co. Bulk meats were dull should
ers ~ clear rib &c clear sides CT
Bacon-marke bare. Green meats
heavy shoulders held at 4!c sides
5}c: hams dull at 7a7t, Whiskey was
active and firm at 81 04.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW York, Nov. 80. Beeves-de-
maaud firm at &c higher.
Sheep 44a54c lambs 5a59.
Swine-market steady and advanced
in prices car loads fair Ohio, alive,
4Ia5c.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

Ydr6rOugh C. WoOd.-We call the
attention of our readers to the aiyer-
tisement of Messrs. Yarbrough &
Wood. Their magnificent store-room
is well filled with a new and most
beautiful assortment Of goods. 1t is
only necessary to cali and examine
their prices to be convinced that their
goods are among the best and their
prices the lowest of any merchants in
our young city. Their stock is entire
ly new, all of their old stock having
been sent to their country stores. The
general arrangement of their store Is
very tasteful, and reflects credit upon
these enterprising gentlemen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
Cotton Problem.

Tho following problem has been
handed us by friend who is familiar
with the cotton trade. Those of our
readers who have n mathematical turn
are requested to send in their solu-
lions, and we will publish the one that
is correct. Two weeks will be given :
"Three men engaged in cotton rails
ing. They raise four bales of cotton,
1t costs them 81 cents per Id. to grow
and pick their crop OF four CONNER
clal bales, which they dispose of
through their merchant, who charges
them p per cent. commissions on
gross sales. 1t costs them $3.50 per
tale for baleiug. Amount of cotton
owned by each, respectively: A 500,
b 500 and g 400 pounds, They, at
the beginning of the year, were offer
ed 500 per annum, with all inciden-
tai expenses. The cotton sold at 22b
cents per ID. How much does each
lose or make by not accepting salary ?"