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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15
RUNAWAY.

An cumulative sieed belonging to an
East Dsllasiie, having observed upon
more than one occasion the exaggerated
life that lay in the heels of Caperans
livery wagon Bucephalus, concluded that
there was another horse on this mundane
revolver who had electricity in his heels
also, and proceeded, Sunday afternoon, to
shsw the public that he was that very an.
imal, and accordingly let hi mself out with
much loossness, by airing his exclusive
fancies in three.fourths Of the streets in
the city. What remains OF the wagon to
which he was attached, is offered this
morning for pen-handlcs, and the horse
himself can't snecze for fear of disloca-
ting his joints.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15
GOSLIN & CO.'S
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS ESTABLISHMENT

DALLAS, CORNER MAIN s. LAMAR SIS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15

TIE Dallas Minstrel Association, form
ed for benevolent ,purp oses, which has
been organized by the young men of this
CITY at great expense to themselves, will
give in the course of the next tea dayn
= concert for some charitable purpose OF
which we are not yet advised and as its
members are young gentlemen Of culture
and refinement, and altogether corps of
proficient musicians, we take this oppor-
tunity of warning our readers of the
good time ahead
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Hotel Arrivals.
CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE.

Or Jennings; J W Armstrong; G W Mckinney,
Texas; @ Y Butler; W Scott; Col Bush. N o: FS
Goode j Walder; W Arnoll @ C q; A Wellerfeld,
Kansas City 7 G Luthiam. st. Louis " J Parleigh,
It. Joseph; W RosSell, Texas J I Allen, Texas;
Hugh Burns, RI NJ Lidwells; W. Harris.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
D Belrian, Texas; J C Mcconnell; W b Miller; W
II CASTOR; Col Miller; Mrs Tournqur and daughter
NOye's Circus; Il G Bower; Il l. Burwise, o; J d
Scrtgcs; q Lighton, Cali Chas singleton San Jose
Cal; r Matthews, Mckinney; Col l. W 0lgcsby Pa-
no; Craig, Mckinney; q W Benty; DR. j HUI
ford; d l. Rogers Miss y II Rogers, Miss; A Stew
art, city; Ben Long; d Belvicw Kaufman; G Morgan
EMPIRE HOTEL.
r Secsly, C G; Coleman Green; Mike Dimond;
Sowors; Charlton; Felix Cohen; Carlesh; p II:
w Shelton T p Il; j NJ Ieadwell; J NJ Kestroff, Tex
A Wclburn; rollout; ] IL Anderson; J Norros
llatton.
DALLAS HOTEL
A SJohnson, Mckinney; C W Mckinney, McKin.
new Mrs Turnour and daughter; Gardner; Segust
Martinez; Cahill SmithsOn; Fox; Anderson; J
GlaSscd Cal Duane; Arnold: Siser & Wallis II NJ
Houston J Willard Denisun: d NJ Baylor I II RI
W Nichols; 9 Brainard; 7 S 0ble.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.
CIR Craig, McKinneyG " Bintly; Rev d II Muse,
Mckinney; D Mallen, Ky; John Heorne, Texas;
5 Sones, II 4 G Il; Il Il Wyatt, Rockport; I IL Age
line; II Baylor NJ jackson, city, II Long ard
lady; Or Salmon, Ala; j NJ Simmons, Dallas; j X
Nliliiken Tex; " o Tighman, La; Mrs G A helms
Dsnison; l. I Borwise, NO
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WOOD AND WILLOW-WAR!
AT
GO3LIN 90 co.'s

Just received, large lot of the unsur-
passed "Charter Oak Cooking Stoves, by
W, A. JONES & CO.,
5OdStwlt Main ST., Dallas, Texas.
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CARPETS q OIL CLOTHS
G0SLIN & CO.'S


We note two transfers of real estate,
not included in last weeks report, as fol-
lows:
W. 7. Masten to FIN. Hanks 81, acres,
part Of the Peter Haushts survey, west
side of the river, SOL
John II. Ysargen to F. Nj. Hanks one
lot 100 by 100, feet corner of Jefferson and
Cochran streets, 81 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15
A Domestic BIuss.

A short but decisive connubial skirm-
ish enlivened the usual prosy neighbor-
hood Of East Comm cree Street last night.
II runs thusly; The fiery spouse of CON-
bustible lord employed five feet Of four
inch studding to illuminate his perceptions
rs to the Nervousness of arriving home
very mellow, just before sunrise, and
helplsssly embracing the cook under the
impression that it is his own Mary Ann.
II seems however this style Of combng
down, was not received by the delinsuen
with due christian resignation, for his
'bunch of fives, went out beautifully and
follow ing the action his Mary Ann "wen,
10 grass" elegantly. A few moments after
wards the twain might have been observed
repairing each others damages with 4 roll
Of court plaster o paper of eomiits and un.
limited coddle.
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MEssns. SANGER & Bros. take this
method Of communicating two valuable
facts 10 the people. First-Their spring
stock has arrived and, secondly, will be
sold for currency. All specie payments
will be taken with the market rates added
48dlw.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The copartne rshir hither existing between Cun.
ningham 4 Stevens, Painters, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The bus mess will be confirm.
ed and all claims and debts settled by
J. W. STEVENS.
Dallas, April 10, 1879 52dlw
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II O U q = HOLD LIN Il " .
GOSLIN & CO.'S
Auction Notice.

Mr.. A. Hbbler, says, tell the people
that at II o'clock tomorrow he will sell TO
the highest bidders, at the east end OF the
street railroad, n lot of groceries, bottled
liquors, cigars, matches, &c.. 60 ALSO
the house and the lease on which the
house stands.
, 1873-11-22

mURING my absence from the
IDJ island MIR. GEO. A. BOUGH
is authorised to conduct the billiard
establishment OF the late Mr.. w.
A. Pentheny, and to collect all out
standings in favour of said place.
Christiansted l2st November 1873.
PETER PENTHENY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-25
FROM BROW NSVILLE.


BGowSsNilLE, Texas, September 1T
\ series Of robbcres and murder. haye
recently been committed on citizens re-
siding and travelling on the Mexican Dor
der, which Soon 10 viudioate that the
bandits select Americans As their victims.
These crimes are either US r. retaliation for
Gen. Mckcnzies raid into the Kickapoo
camp and Mexico, or because the authori-
ties are SD unfrien1iy TO Americans that
such crimes can be pe-pe.atcd without
ioGr oil punishment. a short time
ago Mr.. Montgomery WA,
attacked, robbed and LIT for dead
in his house At Monterey. Jose Raycaic
was beaten in hi' store in Carnage, snd
left FOR dead. Ills a.sailAnLs being die
covered in time to proven. robbery. The
Perli family we're robbed on the high.
way near San Fernando, aud tho mon.
women and children tod, and LEFT 70
s'srye N an unfroInoptea pot. Mr.
henderson and bic two companion. wore
robbed, ana oLs &C them hulcl. ia Clcra
Two Americans were attacked and one
wounded in The road noar Mar.oua, cs-
Gaping only Rf.or desperate tight, in
which one pt their assai.huts W.. murlal'y
wounded.
DE- Hagser'y Was killed. IN A.. house AZ
Agusaalges, and the premise. robbed.
Tho perpetrators Of these crimes we're
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however orpse, t. .eAume shortly and
profes' IhoitAb,lity g. pay d..lef foe dol.
FROM CHICAGO

eUu'litG sd GUIDE.
tuID4o', september ~ "a -hr.sh
suicide occurred e.. OAK rrtt station.
i.W mile. west Of th.. city. "a lhr Huuh.
western rsi'ros lat evening. G g.
Lyon, president Of a." Adams. Eg.l.
more ~ Lyon Publishing company OF this
city, who resides in oak park, wen, g. tho
depot and ,ehiuea stand ~ Che lido of
The track, waited until y loo. motive ramo
along. when he Suddenly throw himself
on the track in front ur i and was struck
AMI literally torn to pieces Mr. Lyons
was 90 years old. and Las for the last two
or three years suffered from severe mon,al
depression caused 10y 30 hcaltA. hut Lr.
laiterally boon in better health. he WIZ.
the originator q the national srri.. II the
Sunday school lessons, and au,h.r and ode
itor OF many sunday school pub.ics-
ton.
Although tho day has been very quite,
on exchange, ard prices CO.. all grain have
declined. there hae been marked absence
oi excitement, snl continued feeling oC
confidence on the pa-t Of nearly all The
member. g the board or trade Las,
evening there was Some agitation Of n
proposition 20 the close Of the board for u
DAY or two, bat the movement, amounted
81 nothing Tho board %. directors today
recommended - tie mambcrs that bus.
ness be conducted ON As ..o.,rya,ivps
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4 WORD FOR THE UNFORTU.
NATE


The fan Of Jay Cooke 6 Co. has dem
sns,rS;ed the proneness of humanity &
lick those who are down. With few e1-
csp,ions the newspapers have been m
spsring In their denunciations Of jay
Cooke and the firm which hss stood sue
ossfully for years, which cameto thcrc.cue
O. the government in is darkes. days.
ind which has had the unlimited con-
hdence OF the people for over decade, Is
10 now denounced mushroom concern
Bnt few days ago, tho name Of :. ~ Cooke
vas held in that respect which the owner
o. a great fortune always inspires. To-day
iinprecations upon him may b. heard upon
AL sides, and few indeed are found to 90
him reverence. With no sympathy for
Glo Credit Mobilier system Of rail way en-
rrprises, which has experienced blow
% which win probably Kill il forever, we
cannot Join in the the storm Of impfeca-
Lon which lays the whole weight Of the
catastrophe upon a few men, the center
aid principal OF whom il jag Cooke. We
tIink j, only just to remember "thst cor
'Eress is partially responsible Tor tho pres
'snt condition of things, tor, to great OK.
'tont, these worthless railroads were pro-
jse.ed merely to sei2eupon tho public DO
'Iaain, with the consent Of the national leg.
'islaiuress and vic:imize the people into buy
ing bonds Of conpani les which have plenty
'of land, but no money The ruin which
has overtaken the false system of railway
building has engulfed along with count
less lesser victims, Jay Cooke also. The
nvner OF ssplendid private fortune, we
have reason to believe that no will Weld
il up TO the Just demands Of the creditors
Of Jay Cooke and Co. and MS far as lay
In his power, both as member Of his firm
s1d as a private debtor, do What he can TO
rake good to many innocent people their
lvestments in Northern Pacific railway
bonds. In this connection we quote from
The 'Philsdelphis Pross, which expresses
she opinion that Jay Cooke and Go. viii
emerge from the frey ordeal u1scatAci-
Mat the capita lists should and "ill como
trward to the relief
The nation owes more g. Jay Cooke
Ssn II oan ever repay lis Titanic
achievements in placing its loans, after the
repeated failures Of even such men a. Mr.
Chase; when It's resour ,es were well-nigh |
exhausted and its bonds were being hawk !
OIL about the markets Of the world at y III. |
rous discount; when it, soldiers in the |
n.ld and In the face of an eIu'ting enemy |
we're unpaid and unied-woa FOR him the !
deserved thanks of tho nation. Asa citi- |
@in he has been pgblic-spirtoi and genor- |
Our to fault HIS countiur-room ha. |
o'en an almonry, and bis benefactious |
nave blessed thousands. Shall such man |
Dill ior the want Of q helping hand
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MARKET REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS. September T.-FlouI
d3.i, on account Of the quarantine, rut
come iemaad for Cuba and Great Britain
family ~ 7iG,s ~.
ri ,,c.
oai.-supply fair, and demand moier.
atc AZ 4sC1j2c
supply and demand moderate
prime So UOM2i go.
Pork duh at lie.
sugar no movement.
Molssscs some new received and sold at
81 O5Ml a
Whisky dull Louisiana 9Gc.
81 LOUIS September 2i-Flour dun
and eniieriy unsettlod At tj@j "a.
Corn lower and unsettled No mixed
ut $50 cash NC T. seller in October.
Oats dun No . mixed 32m32a in the
elevator
Barley lower and unsettled; No =
pring ii IL; No 2 ~ 3C6l %.
Rye dull and lower; No . Gs@ zoe.
Pork dull ut l3i1,lGc; dry salt meats
du and nominal bacon dull.
CHICAGO, September 2l-Ru.iness on
exchange Is very light, trading ia grain i.
confined to settlements of uutstandne
contracts and light purchases.
Flour dull
Wheat duh and lower. No. | spring
9sm9Gc cash; 81 October; No 2 SOC
Corn dun and lower. 80. mixed 94c
cash 36lc October.
Oats duh and a shade lower. Mo- gGc
cash; 2Ic October
Rye, No 2 GO1c cash
Barley duh and lowcr. nothing doing.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, September 2i-Not.
withstandins the exaggerated reports OF
yellow fever in New Orleans, the general
health Of the city was meyer better at this
season. DR., c. B. White, president Of the
board Of health, in an ciliclsl statement
to-day mentions the fact that 20 days
have elapsed since tho first case occurred,
and that to date the number of deaths
from the disoasc has not averaged one and
a half per d"y. He also states that there
are now only 20 cases undor treatment
and most of these eonvalescenl Tho
cases are all remote from the business
oentrns
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FROM CINCINNATI.


NO CIIASDE
CrsoIEsTI September 2l-Thcro {.
no 'hange here in the condition OF nnan.
o,al Affairs. The banks are discountirg
parinrly snl are stin pursuing Il policy
that win fnr'ily them. Ramon. we're
carly circulated on Change that tho Bal.
timoro banks had suspended, which pro-
duccd depressing effect This W. sup.
plemontcd by another report that 10 New
York banks had generally suspended
which served to increase the dulluess in
general business. Dispatches were re-
ceived, however, At later period, deny
ing both Of these reports These were
received with prolonged applause, and
served to relieve tho dFquot. During
this afternoon there was An improved feel.
Ing ON Third street, with mo- evidence Of
excitement in any quarter.
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u
B HIN ht'An k'oh i''i'" ''Pp'' n', ha'u w.
Ie' ''ou." "ul tH'n .t'rH 'n, ioTo
N''"a'i WOO iuF ma" H.''T. ne to"h
her "sf teun' h'mo, t''' Hhd. Mhi'
roI s AAt 81" Jar cong l"''i al
/ par Neor do r''''. rom
I ,,f ""' '' t's zen f'.'' ''' e'em' IN
'l'''' ''l NJ .hr ~ -.i 'H' Hi'rN''N
~ u"''"lAlNi' 'Ni " '."i.'' h' HF'" hhfh.
act "'S hr's "'f. -'p'. Der CONVEX a-
t'hHl Pn"e'. roman Spi'i rIa.'iNl 100
7.,'+.' elegant III ~ l'N'an''i In st -le
'7'.' or u'' '.''' "'s III" .uut'' woman l
INl.''' N''.t u'f .' attractive O. tN'
opp ,'i,' t'N. what wonder then, That
,Ir nay 'i''fs'' "' the ..r' SH" in-
L.,' Yea many oil her po,lI'atii.ea. Her
Ia'n'r once glafrei"t with a friend 'n tho
.f',i "h" addressed ~ his hr2t name,
rMe', instead ~ a.inE nm Mt.
h''e. M ihe'Ii 'hu"lIiHil soi Mason
county Nl,i rDmeino Der nm ''!''n ,i Mil
e.o' ,io'Hef' IA' ';"I! goes ih'i "h'n
MIS-. W h''o was young woman
SHE UECAuE INGEGru
g. ono oliver Mason The, ar.rn7rl
oall.i. him Nu.pr.. Ne, T.... ,.,ro
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NJ 'N ''''','.h '"''I'''' s''l..e 'h Q n'
''| "' 'il''h''i ny Den. sam j..
! IVY. ""'-ue, i.'.o'''' P'i.' on ''
Wv w" " 'en'''' N.'. az = 's',,P'
~" ~
-, "a ~.
49,. ~, ,...
... '. '... .. '
TWO H''.'...h '..'''. N',.'r'h' I'r.'
/ W ~ PISS ~ '....'v ''.',h .'"'l'- .' DO
30, - 49, , ~ - ',' , '
1ri.. .r,ae,',.. ,i. a..
or 81, ,.s- ,n, ..,...i.. ........
and lc.Iar, ,,,-c Az r,..i.. .......
vii, o,.p n,o.o +, >.ye,.t..
IHE Llt'fg for October B. aa .E.ri-
''o' hu' ".or. I'' ir'n'sPeea B. uhe
POM, "i ''o rrsnch president Marshal
ga Mshoo' which The editor accompanies
VIM "t@e'o" g rs l.'e ahd u, opening
gHaI'''s arc s'''n o.. q ne" novel ny Ivan
'5'"''u' '"''''e4 PING .-2I-
iHrseh''h si"n's no" 80 the mead oi Ei'
fopeAn n'7eii'''' and the present story
mas '.eh Translated from i1' Russian e'-
peo'@''y Tor tho 'hie5lo.
Inc most s'f'k'nr Of ih' other articles
$40 Living English Poo's Alexander
Dumas Nan an" Apes, by 81. George
Aivarti Nonvoso, ly Peter E.vne. In
n I NJ H.l.~. .f.F rV.. Il De-.
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CALIFORNIA is holding it. twentieth M.
Sual state fair.

THE state fair at Peoria was q financial
success. The receipts from all Sources,
foot up total OF 81, 23s, This amour. is
5000 moro than was realized las. year.
sad over $1,000 more than was ever taken
IN before a, any state fair ever hold. The
expenses, ncluding premiums psil and 20
Sspsid, will amount in found numbers 70
$4,000 leaving a surplus ofs7 :3s. avery
handsome profit on The inves,rer.
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Il WOMAN WHO IS TO DECIDE
STJE Is FATE

Rochester y. s.. Union, sept. d..
the newspapers have hcla.ed the ~
rest OF Miss Minnie Benton, An .mpor.an
witness IN tue Stokes murder case. L.
} one particular, says the Indianapolis 'Scr
unel,' the statement IL incorrect. He
name is not "Minnie,' hut mildred
Benton, and before marriage. wa,
White and thereby hangs tale a,
the wife and widow Of the Indiana SOL
| der, Gen. VIM. II. Benton, Mildred was
we! known in some portions Of this state.
| Since Gea. Bentous untimely death, 20
| early in TIE war as 1862 Nra. Mildred
| had disappeared from the sight Of tho In
| diana people, bat not their memory, for
her arrest in New York last week has set
knowing tongues to wagging again, and
her sayings and doings have been recalled
and repeated, though they might az any
Limc have formed the thcmo Of village
gossip, and doubtless have often been re-
hearsed as proof that an the romance Of
lite is not enclosed between the cov.rs of
a novel. For hor history is curious one,
and the startling incidents and situations
Of her life, Is she has gone up and down
the Garth, and walked 10 and fro .u H.
make a career tha, has few parallels. To-
the consequential town Of Msysyi,lc. Nv,
that mas the Ohio riv1r on one sidoand an
In messurat.y large lii on tho other. she
was born and raised, aud ~ the lra.bInr
out of tho rebellion th0re were leW OF .fs
sevors! Thousand inhabitants who did r..
know Mildred White, A v.il.9o beauty
il siwGysR noted parsonage, and 60 tht-
quality, which rhe possessed In "a warur...
degree, ia donb,lc1 60 lee trUg#I ,6rF.,-.,
pf her power but aho was ae rreWl g
Z H8. %. f..|
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THE OCTOBER MAGAZINES.

THE GALAXY for October contains art.
Gs by Richard Grant White Col De For
@t, Albert Rhodes, Paul H. Haynes, Hon
Gideon Welles, Mrs. Louise Chandler
Aoslton, Mics Nora Perry. The LADY
Blanche Murphy, aud other noted writer's.
The distinguished author of "Nordr
and their Usss' devote an ,.lrnord,psry
number Of words, no less than nineteen
pnges Of them, 10 "Punishinra Parait
"French Words and Phrase. .sa lirh,
doliests, linguistic study, favored with au
edois and epigrsm aud ds.t Of lamlr
~ the manner which Las made Mr
hhcaes 80 popular. The article Of oL.n'
Coin and Seward has particular Lis,or.
hal value in view OF tho f., that =, 81.
from the pen Of the Hon. Gideon W...ras
The poesica! department or.tae number
which is uReommonly good, g. c,m,s, r.5
nopolized by Southern writer 3!r. Pan
b. Hayne Mrs. Margsre, !. Preston AN,
Mrs. NJ. b. Dodge are poet, O.. whom IT.
South is Justly proud.
The departments OF Literature, lone.
s's Miscellany are well sustained, bl. IN
department Of Humor is Inissrc in hi
number, possibly for tho reason tia
humor preyades the body Of the maya
ztae and overhows with the publisher,
supplement, whore ii is juiiciouly sprink
iei a 'ngar-eoating 70 tho unys,alabl
ID vertisemauh.
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nIsCELIASEUUs.
MILLER 4 PARKER,
G. I'm ERA COMMISSION

MILLER 4 Parker,
G ENItKhi COMMiSSI
rORWhRUIHd HEHCnAaTB,
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORS
Oats, lay, etc.
AGENTS ,on FAIRBANKS sea LES
ono revcc. CtuRO. ~ LiSO,s.
H. \. Ihoms l.. u. 1hom.
THOMS x BROTHER,
~ucro.l-rs To II. Mlmi,n.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, EEUk ERS
hNp nrsLEHS.fS
'st.pi- nnd Fancy Groc.rie.
Foreign aud Domestic
b'ioU ITS n ND NUTS
~ Commercial Avenue,
CAIRO U,LIEOIS
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FOREIGN,

L"VpoT S"ptemlor "a a spccisl ii .
patch from A anita q 'ster late u.n
tiHt from Madrid, denies That the jnsur.
GENT vessels have lot th4rc. Il say ,boy
~" Sos! ~ The Lafhor. md will cormcn.s
h'uNsrimer, of tho r,ty tomorrow
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%. tA n j. D d. N
was carly in the streets. an multitude. COL.
ymVatlilin- friends were eager {, shake
hands with bun, AMI 8. ws, tho general
mpr ion .hs, tho f.ht maia by the
house during tho Iss, few dsya was i1.
deed q brave Struggle again. 'ha disaster
of suspension which came =. lat There
Is no rush Of anxious dcpo,i,ors 80 the
O Zee Of Howe n Mysh, " OF tho bank
ing houses Of their neighbors, C'ews &
Co, 1t seems to be an accepted plea Of
s1'Pcnsions tina: suspension 10y a
solvent house, induced by the general
complexion and unavoidable necessity Of
the preson, panic aul matter of prooau-
ton, othcr than the evidence % a pertua-
mont disaster. Shortly after u O'Clock
there was slight run commenced upon
banking house Of the Virme,ycs Co.,.
bat tho palncrs state tina. the house wa.
prepared 10 meet all demands, and that
they wore in no fear Of tho con.-guoncc
Of street rlmors or demands On ,hem lof
f........
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DIR. BLAuyELT's article or aMolora
Slepticisin," in ScEIHNEEs MaS7ury.
have excited more discussion than sov
articles which have appeared r5r long
fhae. The third and eoneludiog paror.
o. TITLED "Modorn skeptcism- WHAT our
Laymen must do about it, appears in The
October number The snma uurnbo- has
ths concluding pages Of Dr. Holland
sArthur Bonnicastle," and Of Bret Harter,
'l.pisode Of Fiddlestown.' Lula Gray
Nsbls prints trencbsnt essay on "Free
Marriage" George w. Gable gives US a
very bright and characteristic New o.
leans story, and Albert Rhodes describes
- Dsy in the French Assembly There
\ pleasant paper on "Paying Debts +" a
valuable skstch Of "Dr. Francis Liebori,
. curious collection Of Turkish Proverbs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-25

they are holding ont sai VIII doubtless
weather through the iay. Freedman
Savins' banks requires legal notice, n
aI-" otherrfivsIo Institutions. a general
m'ctiog % the uambers OF the Chanher
"i Commerce, Corn Exchange, Tobacco
Association anil "al'rg m''chant' Will
be- h"'d to-day g" consider i'- '''' Of
AFFAIRS ana '''pi mea'"''f '' t"'"G.'en
r'''ir conn 'ele'.
AT H.i1h
al .' i."" about l-' "'is- Janis
'"''' .'''' Toe '''y' ana there seems 70 he
h" -1'I'ns,Hns oi raymnH' and depo-i-
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
COST OF LIVING IN CALIFUnHIA.

The cost Of living in California is less than in
any other country IN the world provid parties
are careful to make their purchases where they
may obtain the value of their money. For Gro
ceres, Teas and Provisions the old Grocery Es
mbl shment of b. SBARBoRo & Bro, 53l Wash
lngton street, Offers the best advantage of any
store on the Pacific coast. This house imports
It's goods directly from the places of growth and
consequently, purchasers by Obtaining then
supplies directly from first hands, will save a
lnge percentage in their monthly expenditures
Persons residing in the country will save enough
in the ference of prices the same goods would
cost them at the village stores to pay their ex-
penses and back, and have something left besides.
All goods sold i'll quantities to suit everybody
carefully marked, packed, delivered and shipped
promptly free of charge.
Following are some Of their prices:
Sugars, crushed and fine crushed .. .1lM12
do. light brown n................. SaiOL
SJrups. extra golden S. F.per keg of gals. - 20
Kerosene Oil, best brands per gal .. 45Ga50
Teas, choice family grades, r 80, G5, 70 Il LOO
Coffee first quality Costa Rlca and Java
per I'D ....... ''' .......l|, IL X y
N. B.-All orders will meet with prompt atten-
ton, by addressing
b. SBARBORO & BRO
fcb22-iw J3l Washington Street.