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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-29

beishIp of 35DuOO. The Inlll, Of Those
constituting the Western grangGs are.
men who have hitherto actcd with the
Republican party. Their war Is oalon'
sibly directed chiefly against the rNll-
ronds; but no matter whit the oslen-
slble object ~, Tie effect Will be 10
break up the Republican party IN the
communities IN which II succeeds.
Would II not, then, In view Of these
plain fnds, be more In keeping, both
with prudence and consistency, for
those Republican Journals, which aresq
loudly and continually prating about
the waning fortunes of the Democracy,
~ devote n little timely attention e.
the condition Of their own nllillrr? The
Democratic party has lived long before
the birth of the so-cnllod Rcpubl lean
party, ana viii continue 10 exist long
after 1t shall have been forgotten,
except for It's r0ttcnness, aud unprccc"
dentcd cOrruptions. Several such
ephemcrnl things, IN the gu Sc OF M.
tlonal parties, have essayed funeral
orations over the dead Democracy, yet
that grand old party has 0utllyed them
all, and evlnces II vitality to-day, which
marks II ms the nations hope when the
ship of State stands most In need OF
urOnpr guidance.
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~ CARD.

We are doing an auction and conf
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, an
we solicit conslgnments of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing areal estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, aud make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Qulck sales and prompt re-
turns References; Swindells 4
McCaleb, Editors and Projectors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas &
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents.
Dallas; Capt G. M. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sliced 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock & Row.
land, St Louis; T. c. Jordan h Co..
Bankers, Dallas; Robt Hare, Caron-
delet St., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ, A. HIBBLER 4 co.
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THE VITALITY OF PARrrEs.


The following well.timcd thoughts
upon the mutations Of party, is from
one Of our ablest exchanges, the Ian
caster mtelligencer:
Political parties require some deem
and underlying fundamental principle
to ensure their vitality beyond a mere
cphemeral existence. The changes thnt
are made by the lapse of Il few years in
political parties, and In the relations
Of individuals to them, strongly evil
dence the mutabillty Of those fabrics
that are reared with so much care Inv
politicians, as well as Of the opinions If
the individuals composing them. The
origin aud growth Of parties are pener-
ally mysterious, resembling, In some
particulars, the fashions about which
society goes crazy, Occasionally. how
ever solne unusual public event gives
rise to q party, which grows up sud-
denly and sweeps everything before Il
II seems to have a mission, and kc,ms
banded together until that NISSAN (,
accomplished. When that is done II
oshsr s, "ao ,li 20 pieces giving place to
In o.sa.,iaa,lons elther those which
~ ~ ,..,,,s wv 'Sng pe'ore II hadibrth,
srs'I NV s,,.. INV, ,ot 'ne Time, more pow
San I'M nu. Wufy leaders, who
har i u Snnn sha ~ sucn PARTIES, strive
m"s I ,, ~ tcep he'', together. They do
th us Ing le, " NV s = ,afge torcel Of which
anu nav ueeI' tie generals, dissolve
=. a,. WI 70 pieces They abiror chaos
~ Pon!Hs' iorlt makes the future lln-
cer. ~ ~
20 ~ was with the Know Nothing
paI,y-wiich, however, could claim
morning grand as the Cause for IFS
olrih-and so i has been with Others:
the Rsp SI Ssrsy 'A1 Il condition Saa q
outthe ends ithad III view, and m 4 ,,"'u
= party without any distinctive policy.
as e,u sDse.,,er , None y the cohesive
ers have by he most p'u rprsI ilslead-
succeeded Ia keeping il together ,,,e ,h,,,
=, Mr j. sgt the ,,.a, ovsaenls now going on
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ORR FAIR.

The Second Annual Fair of the
North Texas Agricultural, Mechanical
and Blood Stock Association, will COM
mence at the Fair Grounds, near this
city, on Tuesday, the 9Th ofSeptember,
.ls '"ne five days. The premium
open e0w being printed In THE Her
Alp job Office, and will be ready for
delivery in II few days. The fair Is to
be a "big thing" and we shall have
more to say Of 1t ina short time. Let
our farmers and our matpns, our
young women and young men prepare.
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SKELETON of a lady newspaper cor
rc~pondents letter: Es = II Ell 2
sfseeI - mes - >
.sIsssLss.s my : 20 myself .
~ my . me
IsseIsssIsseIcstIsse
,ass - : myself : : . me . : : my
|. lhllss
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Iris more than probable that n Con-
gressional investigation will grow out
of the contract for mn 9uacturing pos
tai cards. The Morgan Envelope Conn
pany, of Springfield, Macs, who have
the contract IL is believed at the Post
Office Department, are losing money,
and will apply for relief. 1t is even
limited thatthcy will suspend the man
ufacture of the cards, and give the
whole thing up as II bad job, in which
case Ray d Co., of New York, will take
the contract OH their hautls, that firm
being the next lowest bidder. The orig
inai estimate of the Department. for
the cost Of manufacturing the cards
was 81 90 per thousand, and yet T. c
Morgan Company bid 81 3ps. Ray d
Co.'S bid was II 59s, aud most of the
other bids were over 81 per thousand.
II Is the impression ut the DEPART
ment that the Morgan Company took
the contract on these low terms, belicy-
ing that they wouldbe able to palm of
an inferior card Oh the Department,
and thus leave ~ margin for profit.
The Department, however, has held
them To u strict account, and lately the
company have begun to turn out satis-
factory work. Special Postal Card
Agent Tyner who has received specific
instructions in the matter, is holding
the company up TO the mark, and will
not acceptany cards that donotcome up
to the requirements ofthc Department:
The Third Assistant PostmasterGentr
who has immediate charge of postal
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WIN purchase and sell lands and city prop
erty, investigate and perfect titles locate land
certificates, and collect claims In any part of
the state. Prompt attention viii be given all
business intrusted to us.
Refer TO Mai. W. w. Walton, Spencer q Nc
Gill, Austin; Ball, lIutchins h Co., II, +.
George, Galveston; Il. T. Hart & Co., Wheel
ock, Fininy 4 Co, Now Orleans; W. Ii. Green
Louisville, Kentucky; Cochrane, McCiane 4
Co., w. III. Schienln q Co., New York; Wi.
son, Hood y Co, philadelphia; Marmaduke
4 brown, st, Louis, dAwSm
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FOR GOVERNOR
q. =. ADAMS. or DaiIas County
TheaailgAetala
D.McCALEB, Editor.
DoN'T let single white man In the
county fall 10 register, Remember
this and don't neglect II,

TIE Galveston merchants are max
ing efforts to make currency the basis
ofcotton quotations IN thatclty. Here
tofore, we believe, the transactions In
cotton In Texas have been on n gold
basis, and quotations made accord
lngly.
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80. .....l.
AGENTS New York; 30 cnnw l% DIM TX,
wnv, "a, II, HnwElL A. ~. y rMs 1ru''
phIlaaelphial uen, Whttnnns'N NAM
isniiiulotp /, uaIpPIH A HOFFMAN, Eli
tlrIsansi n MOlsrynn, hnuson, ~ mi
UusHIN0, VI. Louis Lho IAI'Ii,, y. AVN,
Pine street Cincinnati " ~ fN"'''
lUH vinoairnef. ..,,
THE DAILY HERALD " pubills.n,oean e .' MI.
me,ninr lexsprt Monday, ~ wv PVT vi,
mum HfOrhixmontllhi ~uun'"ol,v THO
delivered by carriers W me os , T,ess
DaiIy uontalns the latest Assoc,n'sn ,s IN
and special ,ilsppicbea rpm III p '"arl, ci
ihs country ny " fnidnlglli ~, n w ,,r.i
81 ,rssris' isoxl news, etr., and Hhye' p'''
olllas dailYin every rtspeqif II
TIVE WEEKLY lfRnALD, published ,' vv1 ~
saturday morning, NJ q W POI nnh M, ,n ne
ii " for Tx months, and ryliin,nn. y" nd Nd
rnost Important news, llspel,glic,n ~. ~
marx Al rs p0rtn OF The Daily. TIE Win
IN unnAiD II tho oldest paper Msye "n w.,
nubllnhcd N Toxins nofIiloi Ausni,, nn. y
paper has always enjoyed the on,,'TT e wv"
ildsucc OF this people q N0rlnein d' nnin
Aiming 10 retain our old frlenus, a'',i s's w.
many more new ones we uspeo'i""s Nv
iicit tho favor Of the people
TERMS OF subscription and rates ", Of o noVo''
tinlng will be found On me iniIu pnW'
~ w." j. W. swINDEL,S q GUs
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JUSTICES ELECTION.

The. following letter, which we take
from the Wnxahachie Democrat, viii
be n sufficient reply to several lnqul-
rios that have been made Of us az to
whether Justices Of the Peace will be
elected by the voters OF the county at
large, or IN the respective Justices pre-
clncts. 1t win be seen that the Consil-
tuition provides that they will be elect
cd hygeneralticket, and of course, the
Governor, in his proclamation, will so
,,r.lav. 80 81 ffiAfN
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ter upon the members. and sustained his
views with much earnestr1ess and ability

ter upon the members. and sustained his
views with much earnestness and ability.
At the conclusion Of DR.. Blacks excellent
address vote of thanks was rendered him,
and the paper referred to a committee of five
for examination and report upon the sug-
gestions therein made. Drs. r. S. Hamilton.
Henry kerfort, }. B. McCaw, S. c. Gleaves,
ana Henry Latham were appointed as the
committee.
Dr. Payne, in referring to the State Med.
cal Board, asked that Dr.. George A. Foote. OF
North Carolina, give some views aud com.
PARSONS upon the boards of the two
States.
DIR. tooic responded in n speech Of some
length. giving detailed account of the opc-
fafions aud results Of the Board in his own
state.
DR.. }. j. Summerell, also of North Caro-
lima. addressed the Society, confirming the
views expressed by bis colleague.
letter was road by the Secretary from
Captain j. NJ. Robinson. president of the
Bay Line Of steamers, offering the steamer
Louisiana for an excursion down the bay on
Friday (to.morrow), the steamer to be at her
wharf by IL O'Clock.
On motion, the thanks Of the Society were
rendered President Robinson.
Dr. William w. Parker offered resolu-
ton appointing a committee Of three to re.
port to the next annual! meeting the effects of
the use Of tobacco upon human health. Drs.
Parker, Il. 5. Payne, and F. D. Cunning
ham constitute the committee.
y resolution was offered by DR.. ,Joyncs
that the recommendations made in the adj
dress OF DR.. Hamilton with reference to the
prohibition by legislation Of the manulac-
turc and sale Of quack medicines be refer
rcd 10 the committee appointed to take into
consideration the various recommendations
i'll the address Of the president. So refer
red.
Dr.. W. c. Dabncy, Of Charlottesville, read
paper on "Nitrile Of Amyl Us an Anti
dote for ChIoroiorm," which was, on no.
ton, ordered to be published
DR.. y. NJ. Fauutleroy, of Staunton, Va,
read paper on "The Use of Chloroform in
OoStetrlcal Practice" Upon the conclusion
81 this essay DR.. John Herbert Claiborne, of
petersburg, spoke ut considerable length
upon the same subject. Several gentlemen
participated in the discussion, which was
continued for some time.
AT ll:25 p. NJ, the Society having dis
cus>ed the subject Of chloroform in obstet.
lies until that hour, adjourned TO meet at 10
O'Clock Tomorrow.
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CuarANY-.-ELECT!oS Or OFFICERS, 6C..--FI-
SANClAI MATTERS OF TIE CITY BEFORE TIE
CONSOLIDATION ~ REGARD THERETO.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIsps,ch.l
STANTON, November Is, 1873.
There was Il wel-attcndcd meeting of the
Hook and Ladder Company last night for
the purpose OF clecting officers for the en-
suing wear. After the transaction Of some
other business the election was entered into.
and resulted as follows: First Commander,
4. 5. Mauzy; Second Commander, c. W.
Miller; Secretary. w. II. Weller; Treasurer,
Isaac Wilt. 4 requSition to the City Couu-
ell was passed asking for three additional
ladders. tour axes, and four lamps. the re-
cent fires having proved that the number of
these articles now belonging to the company
would not be sufficient in case of large
fire.
At the last meeting Of the City Council the
Finance Committee made their report in favor
of depostins $4,000 in city bonds with the
National Valley Bank as collateral security
for note due said bank. This note was
given for money borrowed to pay for the land
CONDEMNED for the workshops OF the Chcsu-
pcake and Ohio railroad.
General Euh0s offered a series Of reSolu.
tons looking 10 the introduction Of a gen
.rai and definite system Of operations in the
Improvement Of the city. That all improve
in1nts should be made under the direction
and upon the estimates of competent Ell
gincer and not 10 he commenced until means
were provided tC pay for them.
General Echols, B. T. Bagby, and ". Il.
German were appointed committee of three
10 prepare plan OF accounts 10 be adopted
by the Council providing for forms OF
voucher, and the time and mode of payment
thereof.
The Finance Committee were ulso in
sructcd 10 make out and report at the next
meeting Of tue Council full statement of
the Indebtedness of the city. and also the re.
sources of the city from which said indebt-
ctlncss is to be paid This committee was
also instructed to inquire into the amount OF
| I'LL unpaid taxes Tor the past five years. and
| from whom due. 4 resolution was adopted
| that in future no councilman shall be
| awarded q contract for work, or be inter-
c.teu in any contract. The report Of the en-
| rincer as 10 the lines on Washington street
was ADOPTED. This will nrcessitatc the re-
| moyal OF enclosures on both sides Of said
street as they are found to extend from two
| 10 three feet on city property.
Bushes, il quite brisk i'll our city. For
| the past two weeks Il number OF wagons
| loaded with produce have visited our city
| from Highland county, and tue "click"r-
inr" wilh our merchants has been quite ac-
tive,
II turned cold here last night, and the air
was filled with flakes of snow but this
morning ii is bright and clear. MAX.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 13-Noon.-Stocks active.
Gold, 1919. Money, 6a7. Exrhange-long, g.:
short, 81. Governments dull and strong. States
quiet andstrong.
Erentng.- Money active at sac. Sterling quiet.
6 old. l07B@108. A telegram from Washington
that the iron-clads had not been ordered TO Cuba,
weakened the gold speculation for time, but this
was succeeded late in the day by another telegram
that our Government had decided TO take decisive
measures If Spain was unable to prevent recur-
renee of the recent outrages in Cuba On this gold
rallied agaiu and the market was excited, while
the stock Exchange did not seem relish war, and
stocks declined y to X per cent from the highest
point OF the day. Governments strong and con-
siderable doing States quiet and very strong.
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judge Underwood has finally moved TO
Washington, and will spend the winter there
in Il house he has had fitted up on Foul-and-
a-half street near Pennsylvania arcnue.--
AterdndTyd Sentinel.
The centennial year OF Christ church,
Alexandria, will be celebrated by appropriate
services on the evenings OF November goth
and 2lst.
Congressman James B. Beck, Of Kentucky,
has returned 10 his home, i'll Lexington,
from an extended tour in Europe. lie Is III
excellent health.
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WILMINGTON, y. c.

NOVEMBER 12.--Spirits TurDentine. Receipts,
249 cas!i.: sale, OF l20 casks At Soc q gallon tor
southern packages; market firm.
Posin-RcCripts, 1873 barrels. Sales Of $50
bari els at 50 for extra No. z, and $500 barrels
at ~ 20 for strained; market steIdy.
OF i 90 barrcis ut $3.50 for yeow-dip s2.1 for
virgin and .175 for hard Market u M ,rrs
9dr.--keceipts. IS barrels; Sales Of 10 oafrels
at - "a barrel. Market steady.
LoLtGn.-Recelpts, 81. bales. No sales TO report
Market Guet at the following quotations Ordinary,
IOxc good ordinary, 1J.c.; strict good ordinary,
! i3sc.: low midding. 12c.; strict low middling,
l29c,; middlinS, 12Hc.
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STAUNTOS, November 13, IS

VIRGINIA CONFERENCE METHODIST PRoTEs-
TASr CuuRcM.-On Tuc:day the commits
souers to unite the Virginia and Holston
districts made their report in favor OF that
measure. which WAS adopted.
ON motion oil Rev. DR.. Barr the names Of
Nlc ministers of the uoIs;on Conference
were enrolled Oh the lit Of the Virginia
Conference.
Rcy. VI. j. Langhorne was unanimously
reelected is president for the ensuing Con-
ference year.
On "Wednesday Samuel Stratton (colored),
on tho recommendation Of Rev. Messrs.
Barr and LiggaD, was referred to The Com.
miltce on Ilncrancy and Orders; which
committee, after examination, reported IA
yoraby. Mr. Stratton WAS thereupon or
dained.
Rev. Dr.. Barr in the chair, appointed the
following iraternal messengers Rev. NJ.
J. Lan2tornc and G. ". Button to the Ma,
ryland Conference Rev. }. VI. Wood and
4. c. Bergman to the North Carolina Con-
ference.
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CINCINNATI, o.

NOVEMBER, 1l-fWeeekly Review TRADE Oh
Change has been inactive throughout the wcGh.
ket for all Kinds. Prices Of wheat 5Q7c. lower
Nye, 314c. lower, Oats 1920. lower, had o
Flour market llfeleSs Ill the time, ana we nlu
decline during The week Of 25@35c. per barrel.
WhIskcy declined lc, but the decline was recofs,
cred anu Il closed strong at &c. with good demand
There has been 4 moderate movement IN 0ulk
meats old and new and fair jobbing trade in bacon
Fair trade ia lard. but mostly for future delivery.
Mess pork quiet. Green meals dull. Prices Of old
cured meats are some hat Irregular but material
change In quotations. AT the close We had better
inquiry for the latter.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 1854 bushels. Red, AIS
bushels.
CoRS.-Whle. 352 bushels; yellow, 90 bushels
OhTs.-790 bushels.
FLOCR.-1 90 barrels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. l 900 bushels fair at 81 40; 21S
bushels common at $3.50: ! 8 bushels common at
$40: 35S bushels good at 81 so: 4 bushels at
Sl.4O; ~ bushels very coed at 1852; 96 bushels
very good at e1.53--total, 1855 bushels.
WIIEAT.-ked, 16 bushels chuice at $1.6O; 8
bushels good at 81. 80 bushels very good at
81 .50-total. 62 bushels.
CoRS.-White, So bushels new at TIC; 81 BUSH
els very good at 73c:1tolal, l SO bu5hGls.
oTs66w Sg 0 sSTns NEW on n at crms
bushels very good ut 55c.-total, 22O bushels.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WHEAT.-Whlte, 646 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
y,E\CEEffRE. VA,

NOVEMBER 2.-ToJnccO.-Receipts are snlai'
ines for which the market Is active ana 'pTces
more sat- sfactory. Some few lots Of new leaf nave
for I'D tobacco therefore prices cannot be correct.
Il quoted We quote rrImincs az follows frim-
iCsSs-Aew, common. 81 ESQ sly; good, Sl.1oN
$3.50; Inc, s2.75IS3. rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
NOR FOLK, Va.

NOVEMBER 12.-- CottDn.--Iow nlddng, 2Hc. ::
strict good ordinary. 1243 1885,; good ordinary
l2c.; stanei. 10G11c. =,
that offered Of the new crop. und are particularly
willing 10 pay very fair prices Tor AL the sl:lc,
Tor the week has been Sl,75usl. SO; to-day < 80
HSl.7O. Green parcels are cut of In prices. 4Ee
rICelp,s and sales Of the week are 394 baGs.