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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-02
DnIlas High schooi.

Attention IL directed to tho adyer'
tlsement Of Prof l., II, WllcoS, who
will open u high school In the German
Methodist church, on Live Oak street,
on Monday next, for young ladies ana
misses, but viii also receive n limited
number Of small hoys, Prof w. comes
to our city highly recommended ~ m
experienced and thorough teacher,
having had charge Of the Female col
lege In Homer, rom 1850 10 1860, and
again IN 1879, when he resigned the
position. II will DO seen that he II
permitted to refer to some Of our very
best citizens, who have known and
appreciated his abilities In other days
aud places,
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LOCAL BREyiTIEs,

II YOU want u brick houne put up 20
~ Leonard Bros.
Now drug atore'-iresh drugs, paints
oils, etc., NJ q, j. Moiielts corner Main
aud Lamar streets,
For family groceries go to Leonard
Bros, west side OF Austin street, north
Of Main.
porfnmery, toilet and laundry soaps,
starch, ETC., nj Moiiett's drug store, cor
ner Main aud Lamar streets,
Austin street, west side, between
Main and Elm, II the place to get your
groceries Don't forget the place
Leonard Bros,
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded at q. j. Moiietps, corner
Main aud Lamar streets.
Leonard Bros. can furnish you with
the choicest family groceries, ut the
lowest prices and deliver them Mt your
door. Remember they ARE on Austin
street, rear of Odd Fellows hall.
Cure your chapped face and hands
aud soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Molretps drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
Attention " called to the card of j.
A, Roussel, dealer In staple aud fancy
groceries, wines, liquors, cigars and
tobacco, No. 625 ELM street. Mr. H.
keeps full stock, sells at the lowest
prices, aud delivers goods in all parts
Of the city free of charge. Give him u
call.
Owen Gerry, the polite ana accom-.
modatlng money order clerk at the
Dallas postoillce, returned home from
an extended trip to the north, Sunday
mornig last, bringing with him a lot
of the finest Bramah and Cochin
China fowls that were ever brought to
Texas. Chicken fanciers should go
and see them.
The "Merry Few" have decided not
to give masquerade ball on the 18th,
rs there are to be balls that night in
Galveston, Houston and Austin. A
grand paper muslin ball will he given
instead. The ladies in these balls dress
In paper muslin and furnish their es-
cort with neck tie similar to their in
dividual dress. At twelve O'clock the
guests will adjourn TO n hotel to sup
per that is supper.
w. ID. Darlington, as receiver, in
pursuance of the order OF the district
court, will sell all the remaining stock
of furniture of the firm of a. III. Ste.
gall IL Co., consisting of handsome
parlor sets, bedsteads, chairs, lounges,
office desks, spring-mattresses, doors,
sash, blinds, etc., at from cost to so per
cent. below cost. These goods will all
be disposed of in the next ten days at
McMurtray's new brick building, 40
Elm street, opposite Adams u
Leonard's bank. See advertisement.
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William Folcomo, llsqo Of the Elm
County News, honorod the HERALD
with u brlcfa aud pleasant call yesIer-
day.
q. II. Martin, laqp n polished and
ACCOMPLISHED gentleman, who Is not
only famous for his musical culture,
but II No. ] business representative Of
the well known tobacco works Of g.,
W. Gail n AK, Of Baltimore, Is NJ the
San Jacinlo hotel.
Colonel u. w. shannon, Of this city,
returned home on Sunday, from an
extended trip 10 eastern aud northern
cities, In good health. Welcome back.
Colonel George w. Baylor returned,
yesterday, from business trip TO Bos-
que county. He represents imml-
grants pouring into that county and
the Indians lively in Erath county.
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Mo,emenls or IlIn no,nI IIlgIness.

San FRANCISCO, December 1.-The
king Of Hawaii viii not leave for
Washington until saturday next ~ he
wishes to visit all points Of interest In
the city before taking his departure,
lilo has expressed desire to witness u
review Of Colonel McComb'a regiment
Of Calilornionational guards, aud Gov
ornor booth viii review the troops In
the presence Of the king next Friday.
Last evening the king inspected the
Clay street chain Gable railroad, and
gayea reception tosoveral city officials
at his hotel,
a heavy earthquake occurred at
Oreonno, Nevada, yesterday, There
were two shocks, lasting two minutes,
No damage was done.
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Change of Time.

On Sunday last, the Goth ult., the
Texas and Pacific railway changed its
schedule as follows: Passenger and
mail train leaves the depot, corner Pa
clfic avenue and Lamar streets dai Y
at 4p. M, arriving at Texarkana next
morning at 0 O'Clock, mt Marshal 1880
a. m. and Shreveport at Coca, m. Ar
fives ut Dallas at II o'clock q. M.
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Bear's Meat and Huir,Io s,eo,,

The HERALD has the thanks OF Mr..
John III. COrcoran and VIM. Lander
milk for a delicious steak of buffalo
and bear meat, killed by them on
Doggy, in Young county. In two
nights they killed also twenty-six
turkeys. Mr.. p. Sively, who killed
that cougar lately, was kind enough to
deliver these appliances.
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Sad.I

Mr.. John Kelly, whose death is pub
lished elsewhere, was formerly in the
employ of Messrs. Leonard Rros., and
very exemplary and industrious gen
tleman, who leaves quite a circle of
sympathizing friends. He leaves in
Georgia, an only daughter, who was
the pride of his life.
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1t VIII be seen from the balance and the
statement that we have invested In building
ana real estate si5,bSS 3i-1OO of which amount
eSO,i)l was received from instruments. and
SO'iSS 3i-lOO from rents, The rental OF tho
property Is now ut the rate ofsl0O79 iO.lOO per
annum, profit of22R por cent on our m-
Veslments. All our property is leased NV the
yea to responsible parties The Invest
ments OF the association have been made nt
lhe lowest Dash figures, and nave increased
IN value at least Is to 20 per cent. We would
recommend tho Introduction of resolution
authorizing the directory to purchase shares
OF stock of the association, whenever and ot
such prices as in their Judgment It is to the
interet OF the association.
Sd. ADAMS, President.
L. r.. BARRY, Secretary and treasurer.
25ld2t Commercial copy.1
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E1IGD.

GRAHAM--In this city December /, 1874,
Richard Sherwood, infant son of j. Il. and
Welthea II. Graham, aged two months and
twenty-nine days.
Galveston, Houston and New Orleans pa.
pers please copy.
EAKINS-In this city, on yesterday morn
Ing, December ], 1871, ut the residence OF his
father, John GinO, Youngest son of John ],
and uphelia Eakins, aged three years and
four months
The friends and acquaintances of the FAM
lily are respectfully invited to attend the flu
neral ceremonies ut the Masonic cemetery,
this Wednesday, morning, at II O'Clock.
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",se,Io on wheels,

Is what they wicke lily call the situa.
tion iu Lousi ma, but the Cosmopolites
propose to remove the pressure on Fri
day night, with the help of Joe Harris,
Esquire, who can evolve from his In
ner consciousness more of the peculiar
titles of the "neegrown than Dan
Bryant or Christy "hlsself.n All this
on or about Friday night, December
Ath, In Odd Fellows' hall,
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orr HuAlN.A

An ndlGuFHrr mp etiae o. tiia
hfDrhheiAcFs M geo tlHa
IteWi EsietorH GguaW- a4-
Wtit He asa M Lle
Hs0nFN gi IfaHa rpuil- fHngn-
dHS AoEiut hp srpHri1 s, tl. e
iu.iaitrHNang. ia FHg.r-laN iD
Fpin 0A a resolution i4 NiaplHa
payment Qi miscellaneous,
l.t.t.Afti.I,
Secretary ANA Treasurer.
gi0dBl
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NEw YoRK, December This
afternoon Alderman Vance had the
oath Of office, rs mayor for the unex-
pirod term Of the late Mayor Have
meyer administered 10 him, Have
meyers remalns were removed to his
late residence, Wost Fourteenth street,
lhlh nllnrnnnn.
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The many friends Of Captain and
Mrs, Eakins viii learn with deep re-
greet of the death Of their child, john
Gano Easlna, The friends and rola'
tlous OF the family are requested to
meet NJ the Masonic grave yard to-day
ut clyen o'clock, where the funeral
services win be held, our friends
have our most heartfelt sympathy for
them IN this grleyous bereavement
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OPEN AGAIN,
No. NNG Main Street,

No. sos Main Street,
HI The number where our
Ola friends @msa tie pWbiic gen-
orally Will Ei2G Us, with u EGliE
stock OF books, paper OF ali
KINDS. stationery, WAN paper.
paper bags. wrapping paper
for Sr0cers aMG merchants, c0t-
tOn sasMpilng paper, etc. New
goods coming liza AT
asElED az A4ATEaGeDP'S.
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GAYX ESNNN.

GALVESTON, December l.--Money
steady and unchanged. Gold-Rates
higher at ll24@ll3, buying and SELL
ing; silver higher, in demand firm at
lll@lll!, buying and selling.
Hides-Dry flint, as they run, 1890
l7c; wet sailed, selected, 0!c; butchers
green, Sc; dry sailed sold as dry flint
with allowance for salt.
Cotton steady. Good ordinary, 1910;
ordinary, ll@O; low middling, l4ic;
middling, l4Bc; good middling, l4sc.
Sales, 2,3SS bales receipts, 2,l55 bales;
stock, 67,4l6 bales.
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Died

On this day evening, December LIST,
1874, at Rollins hotel, Mr.. John Kelly,
formerly of Georgia.
His friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at the Masonic
cemetery at PIP. M, this day.
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The Great Dollar Store

ia Elm street, has Oh hand u fresh
stock of every kind of goods in the
dry goods and fancy notion line, and
have also number of notices in to-
days paper, to which we direct atten-
ton,
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9ailg 4eraId.
MONNINa, nNlLNnEA 3


NY residenee, eorHeF Paeihe avenue
aud Houston streets, einbraeing hn' :.
biock of gFeund, with well h"'Ahe'
one.stOry nnd basement r0rk'eenefft'
buiIding, and ali necessary ou''b"''N'
iDgs, sie. An early applicant may Sc
cure bargain, a
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Arc You a Married Man or n Doc

In either event the Cosmopolites
will be glad to see you "Friday night
The city courtSis their best hold, and
fun their natural gait.
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ABeNOLD'S lNEGS AND Wge8T.
lNG FAVED,

ISy the pint, quart or gallon.
cheap, yery cheayD, at frank
lin's b00N stOge, G0i Main
street, aOA everything clsc
usually found in "a iirst-clasa
6OOfa store, rslay De EOHmd aG
9iGe same place HMd solid On t2C
same aerlhs,
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WALL, PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

Franklin d Co., booksellers,
stasioners, etc, 50i Main street,
have now on hand the finest.
cheapes, wall paper and win.
dow shades, ana the nsost of
si'eIa, ever before offered In
this market.
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Holiday presents, the largest
assortment ia the southern
states, to compete with any New
York house, you will find at
the Dollar Store.
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He, you Tsn, 0eoFge MeFiWe'neF
Packs lhnt odd Fellows hpll with
more pretty girls, nice follows and
Jolly married folks, than eyer were Ia
II alany one time before Friday 4
tic night.
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KlYEllElNOL.

LIVERPOOL, December 3O.-Noon-
Cotton heavy. Uplands, 7Sd; Or
leans, sgd. Sales 10000 bales, includ-
ing 1000 bales for, speculation and ex-
port. Cotton to arrive Lied cheaper.
Sales on basis of middling uplands,
nothing below good ordinary shipped
January and February, 9.1Gd; De-
cember and January, I'D.
$50 p. M.--Cotton-Sales on basis,
middling upland not below low mid
ding, shipped January and February,
49,; delivered January, gid; delivered
February and March, I'D. Sales 6,O0O
bales American.
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ArrlYnIoflhn KnIgI,ls.

Nav ORLEANS, December 1.-The
following Communicates arrived TO-
days Louisville, No, ~, 81 Oldenear
so, u, ~, Louis No, 0 from ~, Louis I
HospotHtar from Jacksonville, His,
aud delegations from Nebraska aud
other states,
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December l.-Cotton
heavy. Sales 100 bales at l42@l58c.
Net receipts, 666 bales gross, 1888.
Futures closed steady. Sales $4,000
bales. December at IA 9-l6Gl4 9-32c.
January II 2I-32c; February Is 1850;
March 10 l7-32c; April Is l3-l6c; MAY
i6C9l6 Lice; June l6 ll-32@l63c; July
10 2l-32@l6 ll-lGc.
Money active and higher, at 5 per
cent. Exchange dull, at 4S5l. Gold
opened at 1l2l and closed at liz.
Governments dull and steady states
quiet and nominal.
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q FIRsP-CLAss HOUSE

For the accommodation Of day boaiders will
DC feopened GA the first Of December at The
on Stand OF w. a. klaveken, on the corner
Market street and Pacific avenue, on lin.
sIai terms. IL Is perfectly convenient 10
business, and patronage Is earnestiv soiioit
With lodging, '''''eu
NSdiw IL, TAToN, Proprietor.
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Hearth and Home.
/ S = 3
LADIES WANTED las AGENTS.

a model weekly paper for the home. The
choicest literature. superb illustrations.
Twelve graphic etchings copies of celebrated
works of ant, presented at once, free to every
subscriber. An unrivaled premium! Twenty
pages weekly, only 81 u year, postage prepaid
on the paper. See 1t ut the news stands. Ask
your postmaster 10 show you Hearth and
Home and the Etchings, and give him your
order.
Ladies at home and men who have other
business wanted Us agents. Novel plans,
pleasant work, good pay. send cent stamp
Tor full particulars, or Il 50 for outfit, iuciud
ing the IL Etchings in elegant portfolio ana
me paper SIX months to your address. The
GRAPHIC Company, publishers, 80 and IL
Park Place, N. Y.
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TEMPERANCE BOOKS
Ofaii kinds are constantly kept
at Fransklia's book store. 5G4
Main street.
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'S'he eDd ~ nul 500 los SIN
obey connc. FiIe Iargost STOCK
Ia the west Gt rOchpboliGEl
prices. SchO0i, DiaH., UuJ inls-
ceiInneOWs books, wVil paper.
window shades, picture frames
mnd m0UllsiMgs, uMUsicAl inslru.
mcnts, Sinsi0NCry Of every ace
sCription, fincy goods iu end
less variety. and, well, 20 cmu-
mOraie nii WOIi2 tHke tnc
Whole aide o. the Herald,
i'AslfsOE a. AYLE,
5O7 Main.
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The "MuIIigan Gean rds,

Parade on Friday night at Odd Eel
lows hall. The band begins to play at
early candle lighting. Fall in.
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a fine front room, suitable for
bedroom or Oisice. Apply at
the Dollar Store.
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"Secure the shnhoW

Ere the substance fades"
And the place to do 1t is Mt Freemans Gal
lery, where nothing but first-class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 23jd2w
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ymst received u a;Gmcy assGra-
nlent OG fancy goods at the
Great Southern DOl9ar Store.
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For cheap dTS sOUIis 40 10 tlie
UOslaV StOrc.
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For clothing, hats. caps and
sis0cs, for 81 iiaere song. GO 10 The
Dollar Store.
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IN [SE1- ~ "A. T..sEs.

l5O hhls. choice peerh bloom. potatoes.
5OJ bushels ofchotc- seed oats. Just rsceiv.
ed nud for sale io. 90 Gloss consignments.
POINTER, SHIELDS g. Co.
2lSd3t 'N"au's'
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I'he Drst PiSc0 10 buy yOnr
crOci6ery and qWeensware ~ lhc
BbOifar Store.
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All OurPianOs are Double Ycnsered.
description OfStyleS, with Price

NO. hi l;S Octave, front Round Corn.
efs, ram Case, Carved Legs. e,,-
NO. - l-S Octave, front Round Corn. s4'o
N ers serpentine moulding, carved leas soo
ers th, 10 Octaye, 'front.' Round Corn WV
NO. 4-'l-3 Octave, four Round CornerS ooo
n ,npe9 imouldings, carved legs and
NO: 81 i.S Octave, four Round Corner: oVo
uerVeu nouldlngs, legs and Tyres. 7oo
on Inese pianos are all made of the best coos s
and fullv .e uar,o ana by frst-cluss workmen.
tire sasisfaction. A written gnar m stse en-
EomPsnies the bill of each piano Sofa a o,,
Address orders from Texas to
o,o,., DoRMAN, HOLMES q CO..
N''uN Daiias or Galveston, Texas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Dallas Real Estate ANA aniiding As.o.
elaIiOn,

10 tho stockholders OF tho Dallas Real Dr.
tate ana building associations
Your directory would respectfully report
the following balance oftha hooks Of lhu ~,
soolaIlonialso, - statement Of the funds re-
eeyed aud expended BY your present dloo-
toryG
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GEr REAnY FNlt MuNTErr.

The Patent AlUminous and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make your houses warm
as - very Small cost. For sale
by REED s. LATHROP. Agents,
sos Main street, Dallas. Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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no ihe ClosEy nad iHliy % lho nl0cese
0fIeEHn,

DIANA, Anyrphrr q, lNi,
HRErlREE-uur woll behaved brother in
Christ, The yeB ROW Alexander Charles daI-
wtl u, d. deau, etc, % Va Boo rnnseealpd
Missionary bishop 0i unHheln TeKHs, iu
Tlinily cathedral, Omaha Nrblas,a, on the
fourth sunday la Advent p1rrmhHrthe 2Olh,
AZ lhehour al eleven Gollrk A,u,
Tho Right Rev, u, II, chrssun, u, u, ~
d., being Ihe conservatory lhe WBAt Row, y,
y, Tutlle, D. D., missionary bishop nf uAh,
preacher with tho iilghi lle}, William II,
Hare D. De- Missionary bishop OF Niuhrma,
aud lhp Right Row, F,H Spiul las, -, p,,
Missionary liiRhup Of colorado, prosecutors,
you are comlally invited ~ ba present,
should Voubh Hhlu ~ cnmr plemH Inform
thu undersigned without delay, that accom-
Hudulinn may bee secured for you, iiy order
oflhu presIding bishop,
JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha,
lifO, SHAW, Hilyorulrn,
2lileolb Attendant l'rsbytora,
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LONDON


LONDON, December 1.--Erie, 24I@
243; street rates, So.
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A. III. Steasmli, merchandise
broker, cenveyaBceT and RO-
tary public, OsGice-NO. lO7
Eamar street.
DDnltf
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FOR SALE
Or Exchange ior cry Property.

a forty acre farm fwith,n two and one.
nan miles from the court house, with dwel.
iihs, barn and twenty acres under caltlva.
tlon, Apply 10 "a
2isdlw f., GUEDRY,
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WANlDOW ASD PICTURE
GEaa8&

May be GOund M very reduced
prices ana In large quantities
at FTanlsliN's hOOa store, Goa
Main street.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-02

A Decatur Mechanic claims to have
discovered the principal of perpetual
motion. The name of the mechanic is
George L. Patterson and the Magnet
and Tribune writes as follows concern.
ing him and his machine:
When he began his machine, he
held no idea Of perpetual motion, but
entertained the idea Of inventing an
evener for sewing machine-gome-
thing that would work alike on thick
and thin cloth. After getting his mach
inc to work, he discovered that by
few changes the motion would continue.
All day he worked busily at his trade,
and in the quiet hours Of the night,
he labored to develop the new idea.
Success crowned his efforts. Perpetual
motion was before him in active play !!
In two months he will give public dis.
play Of the motion and its power Mr.
Patterson says he is actually ashamed
to show tho machine on account of its
simplicity. He says everybody will
say; Pshaw, why didn't think of
that? Its power is immense, giving
thirty pounds to every ounce of fric.
ton. Brakes must be used. If all
this be true, Mr.. Patterson will have
the gratitude of an admiring world
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For Congress--EIghteenth District,
WILLIAM HARTZEL.
For sentatives--Fiftieth D.striot
FOUNTAIN Il. ALBHfGHI,
CLAIBORNE WINSTON.
THE PLATFORM.

FIRsT-The restoration of gold and silver
AZ the basis Of the currency; the resumption
Of specie payments as soon as possible with
out disaster to the business Of the country,
by steadily opposing imitation and by the
payment Of the national Indebtedness in the
money OF the civilized world.
sxCoND-Free commerce; no tariff for any
other purpose but revenue.
THIRD--lndividual liberty and opposition
10 rumptuary laws.
FoURTH-The right and duty Of the
State to protect its citizens from extortion
and unjust discrimination by chartered
monopolies.
FITTH-Rigid restriction OF the govern
ment, both State and National, TO the legit-
innate domain OF political power by exclud
ing thcrefrom oil executive and legislative
interneddling with the affairs of society
whereby monopolies are fostered, priyil
edged classes aggrandized, and individual
freedom unnecessarily and opprcssively
restrained.