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, 1877-09-08

Mr. John Richards brought to our Of
Zee last Monday morning some Of the
finest free stone peaches we ever saw in
the county. Some Of the largest meas
urvd over nine inches in circumference
P.S. We cannot vouch Tor the truth
fuuess of the above item, as we have
neither seen, nor tasted them. Will thr
ancient Associate explain! THE BoYs
, 1877-09-08


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warrants, stocks and valuable presses
and printing material of tue Republican
PRINTING Company. of which they we're
proplietors, the whole aggrrgatny in
present value SlO0,OO0. Another inpor.
tant witnass has nccn secured in the per
son ut Mrs. Mclaughlin, of Charleston,
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She was greatly instrumental in securing
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ton.
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po,totlic,s changed: Centcrville. Sn,h,.
mish comfy, to S,nnwood, Postmusters
appointed: Aurclius N. Patterson. Kula.
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, 1877-09-08

The Seattle Rifle Team aro willing to
come here during the fair. and shoot
with team here if We organize one.
provided we are willing to return the
compliment. All who are willing to join
please send their names to DR.. 4. C.. Fol-
som as soon as possible.
, 1877-09-08

We Nrc compelled to put Of the pubIi-
cation of the article relating to the Seat
tie coal mines until next weeks issue.
, 1877-09-08

The compositors in this Office re-
knowledge the receipt of fine boqu,t t
OF flowers from Mrs, Hubert Thanks,
, 1877-09-08
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SALT LAKE, Sept at Brigham
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PISTOL PRACTICE,
A Probably Fatal Shooting 1t Mis-
sissfYpi City-severnl shots Fired
One Mas Wounded.

By letter we learn that about II
o'clock last Wednesday, in Col.
Nixon's b%ar>room, near the depot at
Mississippi City, Mr. j. E, Swetman,
of HandsborO, was shot and danger
ously wounded by Gen. Writ
Adams. Swetman was in the bar.
room, at a table, %conversing with
friends, when Adams came in, and,
telling Swetman that he was pre-
pared" commenced shooting at him
with a "tramper" self.cocking re-
volver, firing four times, three balls
taking effcct-one through the right
arm lear elbow, another going in
at the mouth, splitting the tip of
the tongue, and which was after
wards spit out, and another going
in at front of thigh near body and
lodging. Swetman fell after first
shot, and shot at Adams once while
down.
It seems that few days previous
ly Swetman had presented Adams
with his beef account, which lie
(Adams) declined to pay, stating
the account vas to be paid by an,
other person. The matter was
no more Of by persons who
of its occurrence Judicial
Investigation may bring more light
o the surface, bearing on the diff
We learn that Mr.. Swetman will
ik ely recover.
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N. r. C. s. LONDON, M. D. Gisssn,

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the suferings arising from YOUTHFUL FOL
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A CARD.


MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 4. 1877.
Editor Star, Pdscagoula, Mss:
DEAR SIR: Hearing q few days since
that MI. I. A. Cause stated that l had
written a letter to Mr.. Carter, the United
States agent, in regard to the seizure of
logs at Moss Point, I take this method
of saying that it IS o so. My sympa-
thies are entirely with the mill and log
man GARLAND GooDE.
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For the Paecagoula Star.
LUCY.

LUCY.
Thou say est | call thee Annie,
Though such is not thy name;
All. wonlds't thou keep love's fancy.
Bousd by a golden chain.
But fair one. list while l tell thee
The cause Of my memory Obscure,
And thou 10 loving, so gentle,
May prescribe my affection II cure.
Twas with you that first ! met her,
Twas by thy side | saw
The azure sky grow daik and bright
Whilst cupid's darts waged war.
That instant, then, this heart of mine,
SO callous deemed before,
Grew weak, then strong, said a silent voice,
Thy queen forevermore.
But. dearest Lucy, thy presence yields
All earthly things with bliss,
And sweet oblivion. ask the gods,
Was ever such happiness as this,
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RAABE-MARTIN-On Thursday. Nov.
%, 1877, at the residence Of the brides father,
by Rev. DIR. Dunlap, Mr.. John VIM. Raabe to
Miss Elcy Jane Martin, Of West Pascagouls,
Mise.
New Orleans Times please COPY.
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Uncle Henry has Just arrived from
tie city with q large and carefully Sc
lected stock Of all kinds Of dry goods,
notions, etc,, to snit thu ladies. He ex-
tends All invitation for ell TO cad and
examine goods and prices.
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Tho next drawing OF the Louisi,na
State lottery takes place Dec. IL. One
ticket can win three prizes. Capital
prize S100. 600. Read the Advertisement.
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REMARKS.
To the above statement y per cent should
be aided for lumber shippedin vessels under
coasiing ~licsnse, not clearing a. she Custom
H9uss
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MOUSTACH.E.

AAO CE week.; Luxurious
Whiskers in ole month. A grand success.
Those who want y nice Wbisker or Nous.
tsche use our preparation. No cheap make
up, but u genuine article. The preparation is
go very expensive in its CHARACTER tina, we
cannot sell it at less than 81 per package, 1t
will he mailed free on receipt Of the price, by
addressing HUNT 4 Co, Hair Dressers,
Main Street, Brockville, Ont,
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.

Notice , warfsers-Ne. rs OF 1877,
Light house near East End Of 7imbate,
IsldHd. louisiana.
The Lighthouse at Timbalier Island, Louis
lana, formerly painted In black aud bite hor
izontal bands. is now painted black.
No. 80 Of 1917.
Signal Buoy eff Cape Hatteras.
An Automatic Signal Buoy has been placed
of Cape Hatteras, in twelve Q2l falboms OF
water Cape Hatteras light bearing NV. BY
N. distant about l9 miles. The Buoy is
painted black and white, in perpendicular
stripes, and occapies the position of the Buoy
which disappeared from its moorings early in
the month of October.
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STILL LIVE T!
II. CHID y EY

Still Continues TO Garry on the Drug and Medicine Business,
At his oIiaand on Pacagomu street south Of tho railroad, nMrS i. Thompsons tore,
Inform Physicians. the community in general and tn rest of mankind that ne has had
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE in tho cmpounding of Medicines aud assures ALT hse
who NAV favor him with their patronage that. their Medicines shnb euefnny ads accurately
pmI up. Medical advice gwen and 10 chargee except for Medicine Persons wishing Mef
|. the night can be accommodated by calling az his residence, nextd door to sTe. His
Medicines are received fresh very two weeks tSn241y.
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DIT ING A certain !and. ~efectual
u 9AELS. cure. Trial box only soc.
Address DIR. PERCY, Ogdensburgh, NY.
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ARRIVED.
Am by leo f Chase, Patterson, 256 tons, Key
Vest, ballast seeking.
Am sch Forest Home, Kent, I27 tons, Indian
ola. ballast to u,aster.
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For the week ending Dec, ST.

OFFICE OF THE PASCAGOULA STAR,
Thursday, Dec, 6, 1877.
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CONSUMPTION
CURED.

A OLD PHYSICIAN, retired from active
"A practice, having had pls,ed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula Of a
Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and psrms.
nent cure of
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS.
Catarrh, and all Throat aud Lung Affections;
also 4 Positive and Radical Cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having thoroughly tested Its wonderful eura-
tive powers III tho sssnds of cases, feels !, his
duty t. maket known to his suffering fellows.
Aciuated by this motive, and a conscientious
desire to relieve human suffering, be will send
FREE of CHARGE TO all who desire il, this
receipt, with fnll directions for preparing and
successfully using. Sent by return Email by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
DR. j. p. MOUNTAIN,
Ogdensburgh, N Y.
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IN PORT.

Am sch Eugenia, Ferrer, 20 tons, New
Orleans, ballast by master.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
BARKs,
Nor bk Admets, Moess,.
Ger blk Bernhard, Z%srnott, waiting. ...--6i9
Nor bk Frithuof, Anderson, loading. .....2S6
Nor bk ANA, Andrisson, loading.
BRIGs.
Br Big Blanche, Roberts, loading.
scHoosLRs.
n, ,cb s, c,oix. Leland. .22l
Am scb Martha. Newman, ,,,...... 70
Am sch White Wing, Phelan, losding.-..395
Am sch Indianola, Bloom, waiting. .......ll
Am sch Mabel, Alberts. leading.-........ 40
Am sch II Buddigg, voss, waiting ........l5
Am sch JAS A Gordon. Champion, load'g. .375
Am sch w II Knight. Duffy, loading. d. 1877
Am sch Monadnock, Gauzence,
under seizure, .....l42
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Total tonnage in port...,....:.......379e
LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept. j, 20 to Sept.
/. 77,...............,.........27 "a, O93,4 Az
Cleared since Sept. ]. iSi7.-.--..., $500, ISL
" .ince Nov. @............-.. 229,S73
$3.50, 524
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04
The Gren, C,o,.,pg Hama

Although Il. NJ. Kahn & Bro, have
sold "a large amount Of clothing this
fall and winter their stock is yet very
large one. The central part of the
building is stacked up, from one end
OF the store to the other, with clothing.
The shelves are packed with furnish.
ing goods, hats. etc. 70 have an APP.
preciative idea OF the magnitude, va
riety, utility, beauty and cheapness of
this stock, one must need call and See
and have and feel aud understand for
oneself. Hence, request is extended
TO the public to call In person and make
an experimental examination OF arti-
cles and prices. Messrs. Kahn & Bro,
experience In this section OF the coun-
try has been such as to enable them to
possess a knowledge Of the retail trade
VI Dallas and surrounding country,
and they have selected their goods ac-
cordingly.
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EVENING SESSION.

At the hour designated, the con-
vention WAS called to order, all the
delegates and a large number Of the
citizenB OF Dallas being present.
The committee of ten reported as
follows: That the plan shall embrace
two Item, first the sanaton plan, and
secondly, the refuuding plan, which
the latter consists in securing a free
loan OF some certain sum OF money,
and repaying said sum to the lender in
ten equal annual misunderstanding
out interest -repayments to begin as
soon an the road Is completed. They
also recommended that the number of
incorporators be increased to twenty.
1t was explained by he chairman of
the committee that this refunding was
to be done by issuing what might DO
called transportation certificates, and
was not to consist OF money, and that
these loans were to be paid up in five
equal installments, beginning when
the first ten miles are completed, and
being successfully due and payable up
on the completion Of every additional
ten miles.
Speeches were made on the report by
Captain Adams, Colonies Holdings.
worth, Chambers, Heath, Kerr, Sparks,
Patton, Powell, Poindexter, Hughes
and others.
A motion was then made to adopt
the report, and the same was car
ried.
Captain Adams moved that the con.
vention proceed TO nominate five addi-
tiOnal inoorporators from each coun.
ty. Carried.
A recess of ten minutes was taken,
and on reassem bling the following adj.
ditional incorporaiors were appointed,
to-wit:
Johnson connty-L. b. Truelove, j.
NJ. Hill, Moses Barnes, o. z. Arnold
and a. ID. Kennard.
Dallas county--John b. Stone, M.
Darlington, w. g. Connor, q. Nj.
Swink and NJ. Ullioann.
Captain Adams moved that every
person that so desired be permitted to
subscribe to the capital stock of this
company any amount he may wish,
and that the shares be one hundred
dollars each.
kOiOuti OlhulDcIe ulONeu W lhl Tue
same on the table. Lost.
Colonel Hughes offered as substl.
tute for Captain Adams motion the
following:
Resolved, That this convention does
hereby determine and declare that the
Of johnson and Dallas shall
build narrow gauge railroad from
Dallas To CleburDe. via Alvarado. A |
distance which IL supposed to be about |
fifty miles, and that TO this end we at
once open subscription books; that we |
Incorporate said company under the
law Of this state with a capital stock Of
iify thousand dollars, divided into
five hundred shares OF one hundred
dollars each, with power to increase
came, u necessary, 10 two hundred and
fifty dollars per share; that the ten
men selected by this convention from
each county be n COMMITTEES to receive
subscription 10 stock that each set OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Tuesday MORNING :; DCEEMRBE 4
LOCAL JOTTINGS..

The city council meets TO night.
The rattle nj Austin's at O'Clock
this eveniDing.
Again the weary reporter wadeth
through the mud.
The police will hereafter wear their
blue caps when on duty.
Let chance holders not forget the
raille Mt Auetin's tonight.
"A number Of wagons, loaded with
cotton, came in from the west yes
terday.
The night ses ion Of the Dallas
aud Cleburne railroad convention held
Till a late hour.
BE on hand and see how II Is done
yourself The blacks will surely be
won by somebody.
Yesterday was estray day sale, and
u large number Of horses we're sold Oh
court square ut auction.
Quite number Of Dallas people
will take advantage of the New Or
leans excursion Oh the 18th instant.
The carriage to be IA filed for at the
Senate is fne oae, and would be
good Christmas gift for some gentle
man to make to his wife, Go and
secure chance.
Ladies' summer toilets receive
their crowning grace from that mimi
table cosmetic, Gcurand's Olympian
Cream. Does not rub tut read Is
washes out. For sale by Common d
Walker.
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delegates here present pledge each
other that eaGh Of the yeral counties
sllal take nv once Of this stock twenty
five thousand dollars, ana have the
same represented NJ Clehurne on ore
week rom Wednesday next, and have
five per cent of the same paid In and
we further
Renowned, That each set Of delegates
use their utmost endeAyors 10 place the
stock IN IN large am0nula ~ possible,
only having In view tho responsibility
Of the parties subscribing,
The substitute was after full G0nald
ernl on adopted and tho convention
then adjourned 10 meet tomorrow ~
twelve O'Clock nj the same place.
u, NJ, HEATH, Chairman
DAVID W, ADAMS, kscretary,l
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Well Armed.

Last night Marshal Morton arrested
man named Snow, who answers the
description the officer has of horse.
thief, one that Is concerned in the
the theft Of the horse for which Cul.
berson was yesterday brought back to
the city and placed in Jail. Snow
seems to be desperate sort ola char
acter, and had two revolvers and a
derringer on his person when he was
arrested. He was locked mp till more
can be learned OF him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

III has tecome a mooted question
among scientists whether or not wo.
mans primitive beauty and vigor,
which have been lost, could not be re,
stored and extended by the action Of
tain constitutional agents. These
agents must regulate and build up, for
Try and antagoDize 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 It's use. 1t il
known as English Female Bitters, the
only reliable female medicine ever Of
Tered, and we are glad Connor & Walk
er and DIR. Howell have secured the
agency fer Dallas. dtillldecl 5&w2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

Adams Il Co, solicit consignments
and fills orders. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04
A Rresh Arrival

Messrs. Jones u Sparholt, the fash.
ionable tailors, located up stairs in
THE HERALD building, have just re-.
oeived a new and fresh lot of cloths
and cassim eres, OF various patterns,
which will make up beautifully. In
cutting and fitting this firm have no
superiors in the city, and they guar
antee their goods and work. Give the
gentlemen call whenyou wish first
class suit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

Yesterday Marshal Morton arrested
three men, answering the description
OF party wanted in Little Rock, Ar.
Kansas, for obtaining money under
false pretences They claimed to be
IN legitimate business, and proved to
the marshal that they were not the
persons he was seeking. Therefore
they were released.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

Window shades, opaque, rustic and
paper, at X. Shields, opposite Lamar
hOtel.-o2l I'm
Ba.ins GIiy Lumber. Yard.
-Dlessrs. Cummins d Davis have de-
sirable residences to rent in all parts
of the city. Apply at 1909 Lamar
street. s29.1m
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than st. Louis prices.--tt.
--Ifyou want to buy q family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
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DIRECTIONS.

j. W., Orowdns, NJ. D., Dallas; Phil n
NnappelI, resident Vt the National ~
Marsalis, of Marsalls ~ Underwood, wbb6sna.
ale glOcms, DHlih6; Col. Il. y. Aryav. Dalias
J. i, Williams, OF Williams q qolnyer GrrSi
1lsts Dallas; J0meH NJ. swanson, MAUI,
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ, sLI e,n!
n0nh, attorney 'at-law, Dallas; q. N, swinR
""'''''' - W. HIF"S HauHS' landly,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

You should look in at Webb's, sos
Main street, and see his handsome
stock Of fine watches, jewelry, dia-
inonds and silver ware, at prices 90
low that you will be compelled TO buy.
Everything new and stylish. He is
receiving new goods every day.. Be-
cure your presents at once. Fine gold
ladies' Elein watches at sS5. Gents
solid silver hunting watches, si3. Ev-
erything new and fity per cent
cheaper than last year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04
Elegant MtIlInerx

The finest stock Ia this state at A. A.
Pearson's, 7l2 Elm street.-tf
For the best oysters In the CITY. 90
to Botto's parlors In the LeGrand b9-
tel building. l have room exclusive
ly for ladies, besides one for gentle
men: Oysters served up in every style.
Baltimore oysters by the can. Ice
cream kept constantly on hand and
made to rder.-n1l.dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

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