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, 1873-03-06

A mombor Of tho British Parliament, Samuel
pllmRoll, has Just published u work entitled
sour scamen," which naakcs u study Of Ito
causea OF shipwroch, and at tho Hamo time MATES
somo worry extraordinary Developments lie
proves in Ills work TINT thoro arc many hun-
drods Of livos lost annually by ahpwroclt, aul,
M to tho fur creator pnrt OF thcm, thoy arc lost
from cauuea Which arc oasily proyontiblo. He
days: IA great number of Hhipn are rcgular,y
sent to sea In such rotten and otiorwiso ill-pro-
sided stato that they can only reach tllcr tlesi-
nation through lno weather, anl largo num-
her arc so overloaded that It ts nearly impoHai.
BIZ for them also to reach tlolr destination
, 1873-03-06

Tho local managers Of National politics nro all
At Washington City, attending tho redistribution
OF tho federal Offices in this locality. Tho latest
bulletin removes Mr.. Judd from tho of1ico of
Collector Of Customs, mud h1r. D1akoly from that
Of Pension Agent. Tho ofIlco Of ABsossor Of
informal Revenue 10 to be consolidated with that
Of Collector. There is nothing said about tho
removal Of tho Marshal or htr. Irwin, aud 1t ia
poasiblo thoy arc to DO rothincd. The struggle
ovor tho minor placos Is represented rs warm,
b1r. Ham turning up again,as candidate, this
tlmo for tho Office Of Pension Agent
, 1873-03-06

Tho Chicago produce markets wero molor-
atoly active yesterday, with fow changoa In
prices, except iu provisions. Moas pork was
buoyant, advancing 4o@50o per brl, under an
urgent demand, and closod ut e14.25@14.80
cash, and s14.o5@144o seller April. Lard waa
quiet. md 10 per 100 lbB higher, ut e7.s5@7 8716
cash, and $80o@8.o5 aollor April. Meats woro
quiet and stronger, ut 49l@43Gc for shoulders !;
6N@7c for short ribs, and 71s@71lc for short
clear. Dressed hogs wore 10@15o por 100 Tbs
highor, ut 95.70@J.80 for choice. Highwinos
werc firm and 80 highor, ut 87@8711 por gallon.
Lnko frofghts wero nominally steady, at 13o for
corn to Buffalo. Flour WIS steady and moro
active. Wheat WAS moro active, with
little change closing firm, at 91.21H
cash, and 91.22Hl scllor April. Corn WAS
active mud firm at 10 decline, closing
strong at $3.50 seller tho month, and oos aellor
April. Oats woro in fair demand, aud stcady at
$3.50 seller tie month, and 2o1l@265so ac11or
April. Iyo was quiet, and firm ut C411l@65c. Bar
Icy was moro nctiyo, md 1c higher, Mt 72@7211o
seller the month, and 79c soller April. Thoro
was fair activity in the 1.-Two hog market, and
prices were steady at S440@5.00 for common to
extra. Cattle wero In actiyo demand at full
prices. Sheep we're in botter request, and NUT
ton gradca commanded an advance OF 25c nor
100 tbH.
, 1873-03-06
OFFICIAL TROUBLE IN NEDRAHKA.

OFFICIAL TROUBLE IN NEDRAgKA.
Thcro Ia u remarkable official scandal juHt now
developed at Omaha. It appoara TINT tho Atl-
ditor Of Slate, Mr.. Gillespie, Ind charge OF n
fund known ns tho fugitive from Justice fund.-"
and that certain payments from that fund
amounting to $4,000 wero regarded % auspi-
cioue. A committee Of tho Legislature waB up
pointed to oxamino into tho mattor, whom Dlr.
Gillespie made an astounding revelation. Ho
statos TINT on the 18th Of April, 1871, tho stato
1nanno Asylum building ut Lincoln was burned
down, and on the aamo night tho convicts CO.
capped from the State Ponitontiary. Tho Goyortl-
or Of tho State offered reward of 81 600 for
the capture Of tho escaped oonvicts, but, owing
to Homo unexplained Indifference, could
not be induced to tako any action to
investigate tho burning of tho Asylum.
Mr. Gillespie personally investigated tho facts
OF tho fire, aud became satisfied tint it WAS tho
work Of IN incondlary, and that tho building had
boon firod by some person within 1t. Ho put
himself in communication with tho Chief Of
Police at Omaha, to got a detoctivo to hunt up
evidence Of tho crime. After long dclays It WIS
finally concluded to employ female detective
from St. Louis. This porson, after bolng short
timo at Omaha, was taken stok, md remained 90
for somo months; at subsequent period, sho
waB again prostrated with sickness. This ILL
nesa postponed tho investigation, and It was not
until September, 1879, that ho camo in poaaes-
sion OF all the facts, and tho names Of all tho
persons connected with tho crime. These facts
are stated to be: !. That tho building was 30
badly built and was such fraud, TINT. after
first tying 1t with rods and bolts to keep
tho nouth walls from falling down, and
finding this would not do, 1t was set
on fro and burned down. Q. Tho first
arrangement to- fro the building failed. 8. Throo
Of the insane inmates woro burned to death,
4. Much Of the furniture saved from tho build
ing is now in the hands Of citizon. 8. Tho
building was burned to got rid Of il, tho porson
firing 1t making money by the transaction. Ho
processes that in very short timo ho will bo
ablc to furnish tho proofs Of all this, and havo
tho guilty partios arrested. He, states that ho
uHod tho fund to pay all tho expenses Of this in
vestigation, and intended to lay al tho facts and
evidence before tho Legislature whom completed.
Tic Committee Of tho Legislature find that tho
money waa illegally expended, and advise that
Ruft DO brought against the Auditor for the
samc. In tho meantime, Nebraska has sonsa-
tion ovor tho forthcoming disclosure Of tho
names Of the acouaod persons.
, 1873-03-06

II tho voyage is ut all rough," and "that from
thoeo two causea alono (and tl,oy nppllod only
to ono portion Of onr raorclant ahirs), rnthor
moro than full half OF our 1ossos sriBe," Tho
author OF tho work, who has noyor boon nblo to
got this systematic murder Of aeamon boforo
Parliament, On account Of tho strength Of tho
shipping intoroats, 1las ut last accomplished Ills
purpose by bringing 1t before tho country In
booh-form. Tito Indignation Of tito poop1c md
prosa hns at Inst compelled Parliament to tako
somo notion, and Royal Commission Ia about
to 10 appointed to Investigate tho chargop.
, 1873-03-06

1lr James Brooks wroto to tho Stockholders Of
tho Union Pacific Railroad, who held tAoir annual
meeting at Duston yesterday, That l4o had sold
Ills stock purposely to diaquallfy himsolf from
election to tho Board of Directors. Since Con-
grouA, by its recent action, had declared TINT q
member could not vote whom Ills polf-intoroat
waH concerned. ho had determined to FREQ him
self IN this way, 80 thu. In tho noxt Congross, Of
which ho Ia member, ho might voto ind spoak
OIL all questions without suspicion Of improper
,motiyou. Mr. Brooks Ia careful to deprive him.
, 1873-03-06


Tho Englisl Consul at Bordeaux has just 1nado
a report on the trade Of Bordeaux for 1871, Which
is Of special interest to wino-c -conBumorH. Ho
estimatos that in ordinary good years tho de-
pnrtment PRODUCES $780, flfty-galon caslEs Of
red aud white wlno exporting about one-half of
that quantity. Like other crops, yintagoa yary
considerably from year to yoar In quality and
quantity, Chateau Latltto, for instance, having
rangod from e7o per cask to co in Ind yoar.
The price Of tho nrst-class of classed wines,
which is now roedy for sale but not for connump-
ton, ho lxoa at E15 per caBk for rod,
and eel for white, Ho alao states
that there is perhaps no wine In
the world that for rchnoss Of flavor and fullnoea
OF aroma can bo compared with tho Chatoau
Yquem Of 1861, and TINT those who dosiro to
eocure tho claret Of 1868, year that has not
been oqualed Binco 1848, should send on their
orders BOON. Another fact which A1r. Hunt
states is not so pleasant for wine-consumors.
Tic says, Of tho red winos annually made ut Dor-
doaux, estimated at LOCO, 600 casks, ono-hftloth
part only is from classed vineyards. Tho re-
mainder consists Of about 12 per cont Of good
table wine, 20 por cent of medium, md GO per
cont Of low quality unclassod. As ho has atatod
before that only ono-half Of tho vintage is ex-
ported, this would lowe but 10000 casks Of
tlrst-class wine to supply consumers out Of
France per annnm.
, 1873-03-06

THO State Treasurer OF Minnesota, William
Seogor, WIS, como time ago, charged by q COM
mitteo Of tho Legislature with mlHappropriation
Of the State funds, aud waa asked by the Legis-
laturo to resign. no has refused to do so, and
has bcon impoacl,el by tho Houao. Tho Senate
will hold an extra eoHBton to try lin. His pro-
deccHsor, Emil MuncE-who was also his father
in-law--writos from tho safe distance Of st. Louis
that he alone is responsible for tho dolcit in tho
Treasury.
, 1873-03-06

TcnMs OF 1unson1r1lox trAYApIE IN Apv4Nor,.
ai'S, "a Y mstl. 12. 80
Parts ot yonE at tho san,o rato
To prevent doay and ,ntstakos DO auro and eys pos
omco address In full, Including stato and County.
nanoos may DO made oither bydraft. o1prcss, Port
oMco order, or In roRtstorcd totcrs, at our risk,
TERMB 70 C1rr BunBon1pEns
Daily, delivered. Sunday excepted Us ccnte uor vsok
Dss, dellsorod, Sunday included, 30 ccnts por wook
AddEcsa THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Uorner Madison and DeArborn-sts., Ohlcaso, Ill.
, 1873-03-06

Tho suits Of the Chicago, Alton g. st. Louis
Railroad against the trospassiug "law-abidors'
arc brought under the provisions Of the Ku-
Klux 1aw. II is proposed that the stato Treasury
nsaumo the legal expenses Of the defendants in
introduced into tho Legislature, and referred to
the judiciary Committee.
, 1873-03-06

committee Of oltlor House OF Congrona. THO
losson taught by tllo aucooaa and powor Of tho
newspaper preaH is that tllo truth, and tho wloo
truth, will alono command public confidence, and
tho opon acknowledgement that tito moro party
press Ia valtoloss to dofond tho regulations Of
public mon IL tribute, however unwIlEingly
malo, to tho ovor-ruling power of truth, when
fontlouBly told
, 1873-03-06

It is said that Foster was ropricyed in order
that Gov. Dix might gain timo to consult tho
Judges Of tho Court Of Appeals, although thoy
have already fully royiowed Fostor'a case, and
decided that nothing in tho evidence or the con-
viction calls for new trial to disturb tho sen-
tonce Of donth.
, 1873-03-06

The Omaha express train which left this city
Tuesday morning was wrecked by broken rail
ut Cholsoa, Iowa. All the cars were thrown
from the track, and several passengers, none Of
whom belong to this city, severely hurt.
, 1873-03-06

Senator Ponoroy'u case comes before tho
Kansas Legislature to-day, on the majority md
minority reports Of tho Committee appointed to
Investigate tho bribery charged against him. It
is stated that tho majority will report tho acou-
Hations vol founded, and that u minority Of
threo hold them not proven.
, 1873-03-06

grosa. Tho Tsxas Paoino Road was tho suc-
cossor Of tho Momphis d El paso Road, and tho
failure to aocuro legislation again will 10 pretty
apt to put quietus to tho whole enterprise. In
tho meantime, tho Paris nuit will DO locked for
ward to with considerable intoroBt II Is n,,-
nounood that Con. Fromont's anxtoty to 10
prcRont Ia dofcatod because lo has not timo to
roach thero BY tho day eet for trial.
, 1873-03-06

Tho last yostigo Of Con. Fromont's schema,
Ehicl ho presented 80 SUCCESSFULLY to tho
French people, soems to hayo disappeared with
the failure OF the Supplementary Incorporation
act Of tho Toxas Pacific Railroad In the last Con-
, 1873-03-06

-0|' A1"-'~o''t >" " St A~oA 1'"s
YofK.
RATOHELO1rB HAIR DYE. -, THIS SPLENDID
let DO Harmless roaDo. and iustananoous; dsap-
dts tic III eoots ot bsI dyes and washes Froducos
hHr clcsn soi and beautiful Tho genuine, eRnod ".
4. rsI, 6ach9lST; Sold By AZ drugxl'ta. CHARLES
a;;; 1C;s;I;; r1,;7;, 7T77 ,;;77,,a 5,07;
To,' TIE CONSnMPlIpF II " MlLnOltS ,GoM"
pound Of Cod LIVER ~ and Lime without posssssiug tho
very iavor o. the article 81 used
cndpych by to phospnn9 OF lime WIN hoainR proper-
" which rcndoss the o!l doub!y Remarkable
testimonials Gt ita eicacy can be t hh6a5 VINO
ist, Mo. 166 Oourtst.. Boston.
1i13V 7;0NRiI3TpTI0N TAN mn CfTpFO-TT I'd
opro Eonsao "fs ehcneEs Pulmono Sy1ap Sea-
P,a nenp out ho vor and ro,oro IL tn
&C. o w. 5no lou s nj aha 1isoaso
LII II ~ ~" np ke'I hne n ~ amn
VIII nuE MItN HuJ alt a1cu tsoA
III cn,, n @ .a9stv ~ Iii casacasn3
aos nnnoe md as 10 dmot IT,
foul strengthens tno general AEs9n aud tho porson vi"
T 1oHh G dUns liz IL Ts,,.o, ,.,+, In +,
AAo utoonoo4 AtaktoE IL Ivy
, 1873-03-06

MYERS OrERA IlOuSE--Monroo street, botwoo
State md Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton i Kombjo
Minstrel mad uutlosquo Troupe.
, 1873-03-06
pQHTAGE RATES.

Tho report recently mado by Mr. Farnsworth
tho House Of Representatives, upon rates Of
postage, contains history Of the reduction of
postago in this country which ia not generally
known. The first Postage act was passed In
1882, and introduced q highly complicated Bya-
tom. Tho lowest postage WAS conts to placos
within 30 miloH, and from this 1t Increased in
regular proportion according to distance, until
1t reached 25 cents to places moro than $50 milos
distant. III 1916, tho lowest ratio WAS changed to
cents, and tho lowest distance to 40
milos. Tho 0 rates wero reduced to
O. and 25 conts wero charged for dis
tancos oyor 600 miles. In 1916, tho minimum
rates came down to G couta and distance to
so milea. Tive ratcs woro made instead Of
Q, and tho maximum was Is cents for ovor
400 milos. Those rateB, with ono exception,
when they were increased, continued until 1916.
In that year, tho half-ounco weight was mndo
the standard, md and 10 cents the ratos.
In 1851, tho single ratio was mado 3 centa for
all distances under 5000 miles, and 10 cents
charged for greater diatauceB. In 1868, tho prea-
ont rate of conts, prepaid by stamp, for all
distances, was established. Tho present bill re-
duces lottor-postage to cents, and is accom-
panied by reduction Of one-half on tho postage
Of newspapers regularly mailod by publishers.
The Boston Journal makoa tho following egti-
mato Of the effect Of the present reduction:
During tho last yenr thcro vera Hold 40i, 500 900
9-cent stamps, aud o3 600 Scent ouvolopes As
double rates are most always paid By additional stamps
, 1873-03-06

Judge Klngman, Associated Justice Of tho
Uultod states Court In Wyoming Territory,
wrltes to q gentleman in Droollyn for tho pur-
pose OF correcting Il newspaper item that haa
been going tho rounds, to tho elroct that two-
, 1873-03-06
TO.DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NrVICKEn'S TEEATRE-Bfadlson street, between
Btao md Dearborn. EnRagomont Of Edwin Booth.
''liuch Ado About Nothiu9."
, 1873-03-06

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTEnY-WE0FE TICKET
r.: scgsr' s sont; infSstion "a sSoP Il. K 4 M MAM A.
, 1873-03-06

:. The business Of the railroads III Great Britain
in the year 1879 show tho following results, tho
figures boing reduced to Federal money;
Authorized eaptal. ,9so ll9 l47
Iengt a ef' of linz open 10 travel il, ,3io nilos
Number Of passengers carried
aeconu c!osB. VI, OIL, ,940
1hfu ,650,015
scason tickets and passcs are nos H.
cludel iu thcso figures.
Necttpts from passengers
Ilrst elasa. .s2o, e497a
nasola u ,0G0 SEA 40
Recclpln from mai!o express matter, etc.,
on passenger trains. 645 0a9 CO
General ,nerehandise carried, tons s., 2,63o6H
Altuorns Of ail kinda carried, tons. Ill, G,7sl10A
From passengers, 1918 per cont.
From freight, 67.ba per cent. ....
Aoth! e4ptnsca. $ll2,0sy.8l1
Or expenses, ills por cent. Not rscspts eausns
~ por cent upon la!d-np capital.
Number Of miles run by trains--
GaRse!Aer. ~, ,oDb 67o mte2
FreiEht..:. 81, ,07o010 mc9
Rolling stock
Passenger carriage8. e8......,............... 22t273
Freight mud baggago cara. .239,1G4
Accidents
Killed. from GAUGES beyond their own coutrol.. u
Intnrad from cnNsoa beyond their control. ..8i5
Killed from misconduct or want OF common
Injured froM nlaconduct want Of common
cAuuou.''s' .........s.......,..... o.
, 1873-03-06

70 THE CONSuMpTrVE - WlLBO1rS COM.
pound Cod Liver Oil and Limo, without possessing tho
very nausoang flavor Of tho article hoEotooro uuod IL
which rendoEs tho Il! doub'y enarkablo
detre to 800 them. For aaio by 4. Il. WILBOR. Chem
1ef Nh jNonrf rf.Hf
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NEW CALEDONIA, which ia to DO
Il. future babitatlon of 80 many of
n. exiled Communists, is an island
!. The South Pacific, about 200 miles
in length and an average of 80 in
h,eadth. 1t is traversed by a range
e mountains, reaching in some
Dl.ces an altitude Of 5000 feet, but
ibs valleys are very fruitful and the
coasts we'll timbored.
The island was discovered by
csOtain Cook in l774, and tho native
;nh.bitants are savages of the Pa
0us, race. 1t was first taken pos
,p.sion of in 1854 by the French,
DrObably with a partial view to its
sture use as a place of Punishment.
Tho total number Of political sxiles
nav there is estimated at something
over 100, and instructions Of the
most liberal character have been
given tho Governor with regard to
their treatment, that industry and
rood behavior may DO encouraged,
and the foundation laid for a pros.
porous colony.
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An OLp LAw.--If a Law which it was
bund necessary 10 put 10 force in the
u.n isenth century in England, were to
B. resumed to-day, it would cause an i'm.
nsn,s downfall to ehignons, 1t Was as
follows: "All women of whatever age,
rank, profession or degrees, whether vir-
rims, wives and widows, that shall, from
md after this date, impose upon, ssdues
and betrsy into matrimoAy any Of his
n,j.sy's male subjects by scents, paints,
so,mstio., washes, artif0isl teeth, false
hair, Spanish wool, iron stays, hoops,
high hseled shoes or bolstered hips, shall
incur the penalty Of the laws in forcs
,risst witohcraft and the like, and the
marriage, upoa conviction, shall stand
null and void.
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Dry'Gosds,


i'psrtsd for the Herald BY W. q. Randall L Bro.
PRISTs,--Merrimac W, llAc; Gloucester,
logc; Ancona. l0lc; Granite, Zoe; Cayu-
iu's Solid, l0c; Freeman, l0c; Arnolds
M Clinton 81 Somerset &c; Montvi'e,
Sgc; Wamsutts, Sc; Solid Lawn, from 10 to
MSsr Figured Lawn, from l23 to 2Oc
Chsnbraz, frem Is 10 25c; Percales 10 to
iSiG A BROWN COTTON. Houston City
si!l', l3c; Bangor, lie; Miller River l2lc
Abbott. lie; franoonia, 90. 7-8 BROWN
'orros.--H Houston, City Mills, llac; Con.
Mi0ss, ll4e; Big Tree l2lc; New Market
,lf BEDFORD R, Toe; Massachusetts, c, loo;
Empire, Ito. "A BLErcnED corToN.--Ssm-
nnsr.st, 10; Mecassstt, 123o; Boot 3, l4a
fruit Of the Loom, l7lc. 7.S BLrEcHED
eorrss, Boot R, 1lae Uties, lie; Har-
Snsn!, 73o; Stupes and tChsoks from 10
Vc; Ticking, 12} 10 800; Co.tonads, 10 to
'Vci Kentucky Jeans l2i to 45s;
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n1isseAaneous.
Attention Land Buys,,
Real Estate Auction.

Knowing that there II a lsrg. amount ofland IN
sconnfy, both In TN comfy and civ. which IN.
owners arc anxious to .sll At a rtAsonable prics.
and believing that, ny ,horonghly advertising. ",
can make lands bring their value At public ont cry
wshave determined to establish Monthly Real "a,
tate Auction, beginning on
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Physician.
m. ). l. Jsnssss,

wssla respectfully inisrn ne sisissas - AAlaa
sd vicinity, that he has permanently iscsssi lin
sen this city, and that he essrs his prsibssisNA
services 70 then, and vsald state, - hs b sts~a.
gsr ansnG- them, that be lss regular graduate
has BEEN in The active dut ies Of his prsfssisn ~
thirty yssrs, and fnr the last n Of then IN thh
State. and froh bio experiences h the trsatn sst u
the dlsssses incident 10 the sosth, satters htasel
that he able 70 give general sa,isfsctiss, and ~
liciis share IN tbs pusiic patronage
Esf.rs 10 hn H,niy ,to~p SON. ! spa Agents
D Luce CO. g. mniistivn Merchants, ssd "
Q Randall a Bio, Merchants. as to susjin,st sss
He nakss q speciality Of Rhtuaatisn Nenrairis
SKIN DIS eass aud dis ~.es Of women and chlarvn,
Nay be sonsulrd NJ his res ence ~ Dallas sprisss
All orders lett will receive vmpi nt'eni,
i'R J 4, JOHNSON
psllss, TsIa,, JAusitJ IS, lsss i9:sssos Sic -
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DALLAS PRICES CURRENT.
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.

Reported for the Herald by Block, Jolt 4 Co
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A Card
TO the Citizens Of Dallas city, and
| Country at large!
The undersigned has established
themselves us general Stock Au-
ctioneor and General Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock Of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
Liberal advances made on con.
signm.nis.
tlt Respectfully,
NJ. A. HlBbLER & co.
Office and Sales room on Main, 2
doors East Of Jefferson Street.
Naruh Q, lSz2-dn2l;G
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Block No. 12s, between Jse ksen and Weed strssts
And between Marvoed Street and the n ground.
Block No. 129, Young's Addition, corner Wood
and Howard Streets.
Ons half block No. ss1i, Yssnge edition, Wood
Street, 100x2D0 feet.
Block Nc .25l Victor and Pearl Streets.
Block No. 252 Victor and Pearl Rtrees.
ons.fourth Of BLOCK No. 9I1S' Connsrss street.
50x1Je feet.
In Block No. 10, MAR street, 5oI2eo test.
In Blo,k No. ass Pacific Avenue and Olive Street,
10000 feet.
Block a62 and 2s3, Bryan and Burford Streets.
Lasdg In Missouri anf ArksnsAss Rxehanx'
Tor Texas Land.
AULT, JENKINS L AULT,
North ,i'lssf SQUARE.
Dsilas, TsSatSs
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A'psr''d tor tie Herald By ". G. Randall . Bro.
,MonsnI Ripped Peggsd from 81 to
VIZ Womens' Cloth, Sewed, SIS TO $24;
sensns Kid, sewed, SIS to "a; Misses
Aap psgged,s $40 so to l6 so; Cloth,
Hssd, $l2fH IS; KID, sewsd, Is to SCI;
sehs hs Brosans, SIS to IL so Mems
nnry Kip Boots, $33 10 co. Mems
.pssssd Calf. Shoes, $24 to 36; Mems
pp'sssdoCalf Boots, $3S to go; Boys Kip
'S,ooIsps. sig to Is 80; Boys Kip Boots,
~hl 80; Boys Calf Shoes, SIS to Fl.
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Land Agents.

TEXAS
LAND LOCATING COMPANY,
ONCE with Anlt, jenkins 4 Auit,
DALLAS ------ TEXAS,
join Henry Brown, President, W. Y, Cumminv,
yics President, J X Hawkins, General
Agent, Pierce W Brown Treasure
n Ault Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John Henry Brown, W.T.. Cunmi ms,
j. II. Hawkins, W. r. Ault,
O. H. Jenkins, 8. ". Duncan,
Pierce W. R.own.
This company WAS organized and char toyed for
tho sole purpose Of Locating Texas Land Csrtifca.
is on Commission. Commissions ona-sixth inter.
eat In the landsor, where a. m sch a. League and
labor IL given, 10 cents per acre.
All Communications should he addressed to
w. r. AULT,
Sect'y Texas Land Locating Company.
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MECER COUNTY, Ill. FARMERS
NOMINATIONS.

Aledo, Ill. August 27. - Alarge
number of persons attended the con-
vention to-day. Nearly every town
ship was represented, w. G Griffin
was chosen chairman, and l., ID. Holmes
Secretary. The following resolutions
were renorted, and adopted
Resoteed, l. That all corporations
be controlled by Law.
g Thst great economy must be used
10 State. National, and county affairs.
8. That the producing classes must
be fully represented in National and
State Legislatures.
4. That honesty, ability, and INDUS
try shall hereafter be the only test Of
fitness for Office.
5. That wo are In favor of a tariff
for revenue. but demand that iron
lumber, and salt be placed on the free
list.
6. That this should be in fact, as
il is in theory, a government by the
| people, and, whenever the wishes of tht
people are made known the represents
tives in whatever branch of the Gov.
ernment should obey those wishes, O
immediately resign.
Z. That we are in favor of electin.
the President and Senators to Congress
by direct vote of the people.
s. That we are opposed to makia
any more land grants to railroads o
other corporations, and demand tha
the public lands should bc held 70
actual settlers.
.. That we demand of those VIII
represent US in Congress as there frs
work in the next session to take th
necessary steps to secure, so far as the