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Mnyor Cn,,c,I's Co,,rt.

Messrs. Cushmnn aud Thomas toll
not, neither do they show how they
live, Yet Cushman explored around
In his pockets and found enough toan'
swer the demand Of tho court, nillrma-
tivoly, but Thomas messes in the city
tent
Messrs. Mcneil and Hall Sampled"
generously and were found helpless ON
the highway, Mcneil had financial
bottom and got out, Hall was handed
up to the Commerce street correction.
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"a -.
nreadstuiis ana Grain.
FlOur--Extm Family ~ jOHj 90; Choice
XXX s. OO@5 -; xxx 81 7j9S OJi Xxx 81 2o@
90.
Bran q 100 lbs, 81 %.
Oats D. bushcl O6j87jc.
Wheat per bushel, 81 10.
Corn, per buSiol, u cool 10.
Corn meul, pcr 80 Ms, u Ujdl IL.
potAtOes--ritbio 81 0OG1 80.
Beans; White navy b 100 his 81 N@7 VI.
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Co,npii,nentao our Mayor.

His honor, Mayor Cabell, received
an invitation, yesterday, from the OIL
GERS of the Illinois and Saint Louis
bridge company TO he present ut the
formal opening, on the lth of July, Of
this, ono of the most magnificent
monuments of engineering skill Of
modern times. The president of the
United States and all the chief digni-
tarics of the United States will be pres.
cnt, and the ceremonies will probably
surpass, in magnitude and interest,
any celebration of tho times.
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800
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Po
Nillcn.


Office.
Northern mail arrives daily at $3.50 n m,
departs at $40 m.
southern mail arrives at $40 IN; departs
at $3.50 Il III.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at ll;5O u m
departs ut leo a IN.
Fort Worth, Wcatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Mondays at d m; de-
parts except sundays nj M
Denton and Wise County, Lewisville and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
May ana Friday at y m; departs Tuesday.
Inuisday and saturday ATTAIN.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hin. Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Ihursday ut am, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday at 6 p m.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
neSuay and Friday Mt PM; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ am.
Scyene, Haughts Store and Onion Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturl
gay at IL M; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ut pm.
William Jones, Postmaster; \, s, Jones.
Assistant Postmaster. owen Gerry, Chief
Slerk; w, ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Nelhl, Delivery Clerk; II. 4. Brown, Box Dis
ributing ClerK.
Persons having grievances against the
me on any account will please report the
act In writing or In person. to the postmaster
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i. q. MrlOnnNII.

This gentlemen oilers several fine
mowers low for cash or convertible
country produce, Farmers who may
need such machinery will find them
obtainnble at Mr. j. &. McConnell's, on
reasonable terms, Mr. Me. has also
lately added TO his superior stock OF
hardware, and desires his friends to
call and examine.
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Ana elegant new NrlOn piano
for sale ~ cos; and carriage,
which ls $40 less than mnns
ufoctnrcs' price. Thlsi IL bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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Don't forget those handsome
dresses ut SS. "a and ss5 at RAN
daii's, Elan street. Those ties
ut 30 cents worth ~. Those
beautiful lawns nj l2 I-le cents
worth 25 cents. Those percaIes
at I5 cents worth 35 cents.
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Miss Ella lsiycs,

This brilliant cantatrlce will render
the beautiful orntorio Of "l,sther'' to
night at Fields theater. The Philhar-
monte society, Of this city, whose men,
bers are among the most finished
musical anatuers IN this part of the
state, will aid Miss Rives upon the oc-
casion. Our citizens should show
their appreciation of so elegant an
entertainment by crowding the hall.
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Although the dull season IN
seIIiag im, ihc "0id Reliable"
book and stationery house Of
Pierce a. Lyle, continue 10 re-
ceivc heavy invoices Of goods
la lheiF llme. Dallas II growing
fast, 1ui they kecp miie,,d OF
her, and have about the largest
book store in ihc stale.
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the cheapest and finest GRO.
Quet sets ever brought 10 Dai.
las will be opened I'm ~ few days
AT Reed ~ EiatISrOp's Elm Street
bookstore. Parties desiring 10
purchase will save money by
waiting their arrival. l09dti
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Douglas Brothers are In re-
ceipt Ofan invoice OF summer
goods, containing all the latest
novelties i'm their line. Their
summer stock isnOvy complete.
They are now prepared 10
please the most fastidiOus i'm
style and fit. and their prices
are SO low that competition is
out OF the question. 1l0d4t
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rhc torture endured by the subject tc
asthma, IL beyond expression. 70 such We
have n question 10 nslG why suffer when
relief Is within your ronch3 Mpndon's Pee
toal Balm has proved successful In The
treatment OF every case, For sale by III
druRRlSls.
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Is there sickly female in our midst? Is
there one who reads the paper, who has not
tried the use of English Female Bltters?
They come highly recommended. Those
who have used them extol them highly, and
we honestly advise our lady friends to send
10 the drug store and procure them ut once,
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A large supply Of Sunday
School Literature, at catalogue
prices, just received AT Frank
Inns book store, Main street.
Franklin has received. also, u
few seds Of chiyalric, the mos:
intelligent. refined and fascin-
ntiiig outdoor game known.
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Take Warming.

All persons are hereby warned against
buying or trading forany of our time checks
that have been issued up to tho 23d Instant,
MS good many of them were stolen on the
night OF the fire. Our store room and office
has been removed next to the Southern
hotel, in Fields new iron front store room
ON Main street. where we will be pleased to
see all'ofo our customers and friends.
ll5dtf LEONARD BROTHERS,.
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>. N. nAnrnoLow. Local Editor.
The OnlciaI Paper Of the city
sOn WORK.

We have ihe facilities ana ihe work
men 90 do az good work. and ~ M
low rates. M can be done anywhere
ana we mean 20 do ~. HIRING y"h
Fine Job worh 20 TBE DAILY HER
AID OprIOE, Corner 81 Main an"
Lamar streets.
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We learn that the demand for English
Female BitIcrs IL almost unprecedented, II
cures the young gi'l the married lNly, the
old maid and the lettering granny. II Inn
parts iron 10 the blood, giving color, strength
md health.
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SOgaN w. Ian II,

Notary public and agent sOr
tive collection OfclainiS at AUS
lin. Osiice at CASTOR AZ Thomas
bank, north side OF ti,e public
square.
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j. L.. Downs IL 90.

Have just received n large lot of bacon,
choice sugar cured hams, lard, and new
wheat flour, to be sold at u living profit for
the cash. ll0dlwilwlw
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Car load OF meal Iusl arrived, aud VIII be
sold NJ u 10 per Duahel,
llldtf OBENCHAGN ~ ClllLDRtSS.
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The largest and best assorted retail stock OF
staple aud fancy groceries In Dallas, is to be
found ut and for sale by
liGdlwilwiw j. H. DOWNS n co,
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Good News.

Another step to accommodate the public
Vegetables ofall kinds. and ut all hours.
PEOPLES MARKET,
llOd3t North Lnmnr street.
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BE. Mco " Co. have Just received car
lond of white shcllcd corn In sacks, which
they offer ut one dollar por bushcl. Also u
cur load of choice northern flour at four dol
lars per one hundred pounds. ll6d3t
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A. ", SteagaiI. Notary Pub.
Tic, office opposite Adams 4
LeOnard's bank.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFIOR or TnE DALLAS llrgAtp,l
luuo -, MA. !
ENcllnugc,
TIE 0ENEnAL MAnNET.

Bnsnefs continues ulr There Is no mate
rial change Ia quotations from laHt report
our merchants have full aud complete stockf
laid down At low hgura', and purchases can
be made at unusual advantage, The follow
Ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices In hlIng small orders, higher rate
will have 10 be paid!
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In ,he
herald once viii be allowed Ia s"ti g.
meni. win Inc onicc unless m order
from the Proprietor ~ given.
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The most elegant fans i'm DIAL
las. are ut FrankIin's book
store. Main street.
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shirt studs, sleeve buttons, watch
chains. etc, solid and plated, In iniin.
Ito variety. forty per cent below cost,
NJ simpsons, Elm street.
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FranISlin's stock Of blank
books, wall paper and staple
goods generally, is immense.
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Giovc.iitting Kid shoes, side tacsug
siiG embroidered shoes, misses si.h
elastic congress CATERS, very low, AT
simpsons, Film street.
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eaud's Lightning Hair Dye. For sale by all
druggists.
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$50 dozen white shirts, Cheylot shirts,
Spanish linen shirts In the most ele-
giant styles. absolutely NJ cost. at
Simpson's, Elm street.
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$4,000 worth OF choice goods 10 ex-
change for u farm. Apply TO simpson.
Elm street.
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NNNV ORLEANS. LA

NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Having boon tor many years n student al
the large hospitals of Paris, London. Vienna
and Copenhagen, and thorough, large and
varied practice during fifteen years, has
gained " most thorough Knowledge of the
nature of all chronic diseases and the trent
mcnt thereof and he has in his extensive
practice had an unparalleled success, and
| very often effected cure where every REM
| edy had been tried and all hope of restora .
ton had been despaired OF.
| Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
ana lite-embittering disease, dyspepsia, has
ever IN vain called on Dr. Bile. In every
restored the functions of the stomach, and
win IL the health and vigor OF the patient,
| anu many person does to-day, with graft.
tude. recall the moment he placed himself
under DR.. Billos care.
For the treatment of ladies' diseases Dr
Rllle Is deservedly renowned, aud no lady
suffering from AM ENoRRHIEA, DYSMES-
0RRHSEA, HlSTERIA, PROLAPSiJs
uTEltl, or any other disease peculiar to the
female system, should not fail TO call on DIR.
Bille, as they will quickly be relieved of
Their suffering and ultimately restored TO
perfect health.
Diseases of the EXTRAORDINARY Or
CANS and chronic diseases DR.. Bile has
made speciality, and this scourge of I'M
manity is easily and quickly overcome by
his new treatment.
Decline and nervous debility in old or
sounB ~ quickly anu permanently cured
ana fuil power restored. No man is too old
anu no young man too debilitated that he
cannot be entirely invigorated by DR.. Bille's
treatment.
Dr. Bile has resided for years In New Or.
leans, Is endorsed by the medical fraternity
there, and by his skill and Knowledge has
Obtained great reputation as specialist,
Dr. Bile wishes to call particular attention
to mis- new discovery, by which he, BY only
examining few drops of blood, can discov
er II there Is any syphilitic poison In The
blood, which Is OF the greatest Importance.
as the poison can lay quiet In the 6lood fer
years, then to break out with all its rayapes
ana no person who ever has venerenl dis'
eases can be sure that he is cured without he.
ing examined by DIR. Billie.
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and kidnevs
quickly relieved and finally cured.
Ut, Billie Will arrive In Dallas on or about
JULY lVIH, and Will be located at the
COMMERCIAI HnTuu
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LIST on LYrTlRs.

below Is tho list OF unclaimed letters re-
molnhlg In. Dallas poslofiice June %, 1874,
Parties calling for the same VIII please say
'ndyortisod, aud give date of list Such OF
them as remain In the office uncallod for NJ
the end Of four wooltb viii he sent 10 the
dend letter Office.
MlLLIAM ZONES. P0slmAstor
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$4,000 worth OF goods guaranteed to
be SOLD at cost. ut simpsons, Elm
street.
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Groceries.

Bnconi Clearsldes re; Breakfast ll-ci
Hams, cunyussed, ll9l0ci Hams, sugar'eured,
lbc,
M0lasscs Qn barrels per gallons Fair u1oi
Prime 7Oc; Choice Dci Golden syrup Nci SllNer
Drips iJBslc,
sugar I'm barrels per poundi Far l0ci
Prime lll9c; Choice ne; Yellow CHARMED l2ei
White clarified l9c;POwdcrrd llcitrushed M
Fish lMackerol: No. i half barrels 5lOi NO.
9. half barrels 90; No. !, Kits ~ 20, No. 2 lilts
W "A
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Instruction on the Piano.

Miss Mary Mcowen will receive a few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. She
". sWINDELLs, corner Pacific ayenue ana
Houston street. iies, aau
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Those stylish summer suits OF light
cashmere, NJ cost, ut simpsons, Elm
street.
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DlLIS OF FARE, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
ID aud all kinds of Printing done with
neatness and dispatch 81 THE HERALD or.
rrCH
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RAILROAD TENS TABLE.
C0HnECr RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found ~ !, VI olnns' ON
Main streot. Alfo, Gold aud silver watches
that WILL KEEP ~,
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NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

IIereaftcrau bills for dyertisomentH
In this paper viii be coiice ted monthly,
unless otherwise specified in contracts.
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AiTlyo5
From hoAouth quail ana 0Xpressln h'2O ~ M
From tho North mail ana rNpressl, gllth' M
From the South, (RcrOm npdAilonl 2'M r. M
From the North, accommodation lODp' m
TEXAS AID PACIFIC
laayua. Arrives.
Mail ard Exprusa,,n...dH' b,ms ll,lpp' ~
MiANH llAllls'",,,r",,,"uiiW " lh' AN W. ="
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All sickly ladies should try E. F.B.
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COMMERCIAI. uuoTrr

where he will be pleased to see those needipg
us services at once, as his stay will be Short
German. French, Danish, Swedish and Nor,
wegan. ll6jGm lives,
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Peaches, 2-lb, - dozen, 81 1902 6J;Pc0rs, IN, y
dozen, So %; Plans, green cages, 2-b "a DOZEN
81 5j Strawberries, 2-lh, ~ dozen, 81 70; Rasp-
berries, 2-b, Fdo2on, SO OO; Blackbencs, BIB,
" dozen, 81 80; Tomatoes, 2-lb, " dozen, 81 80,
dozen, q 90; Succotash, 2-lb " dozen, 80 %;
Lobsters, l,lb, " dozen, So W; Oysters, lib, o
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nrensLstmiis aud DRAIN.

Rio, common, 27ci Fab to good, 2sci Pr'r1.
10 choice, 2Oc; q. q. Java, 33c; Tea, pea .o, 'J@
"a -.
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Fruits, Nuts and ComfeciioncTies

Dmo1uppl0S lIlb lc;LomOns, WbOx s8;OrnnRes
" box 80 90; Figs, new y ID loci liaisins, in
layers Q, box, new u w; Dried currants,
d n Use; Almonds, soft shell, y ID 2jc; Fllborts
new " n 2Oc WalnulS, q N Dc, Brazil nuts,
y ID zoe; Peanuts, u h l2%c; Cmnbonies, q
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, Is 100 $40 OO@2 50; Fine
= Al
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LIQUORS.

Brandios-Apple, s. 5O@3 %; Peach, SO 75@
3 90; Cognac, ~ 25@7 CO.
Whiskies-Bourbon and Rye, 81 1898 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 d5Gsl 70.
Wincs-Port and sherry, 81 5O93 20.
RecLiled WhiSllpV 81 lUml 40
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New Work Produce Market.

W." ioNN ""' 80
C0ITQNi-haiAgC ~ nu'i, uaIinns ~, 9aies
OF 600 palts AZ io4t lor 4niuuIHs ullaluS
fL0tkmeeT,pts Wy, r,.sIelS IN M lla dro
Is dull, prices rue III 1utrIS laEUI VIII VIII sSuICe-
" any tApglt ueiilrnu "ii ' my vi 1e aGSn
moderate Hollie Wu"c liiiuuH. eur LEW
DIS supcihhe western anu statr oJso % lur
common 10 SOod extra western ana STATE
q OO@ u 10 Tor good 10 cholce extra western
ana state 4o@o 'o' cuMihp. 20 cnGlee Whi,c
for common to good extra ohio 50 l6s1 40
Tor common 10 cholce extra ~ LOUIS 30 23g
llo0 Market closing uiti aII nasNS o,,,,,,.o,
RYE -FOUR e ihuIhe' quoted uhch'hseu'
CoRs MEAL. - The market for corn meal is
quoted as llrn al p 'osi 20 lor western
WHEAT-Reccipts go 133 bush. The market
lcent lower WIN limited llqlulN. safes OF rs
600 bush al - $50 ~ Iuf No. chicago; ST.
5stl Il Tor 40. MlWauNrc u % ior No2
Northwestern u $50 Oh lur MOI milwaukee,
II Dol .. lor unSralcu loNa ana Minnesota
choice Winter red western 81 20 Tor white
western Il % for White spring
RYE. The market = quoted quiet. Sales OF
lOO0O push CanAua III Duhu at 81 ", also lo'olo
bush state al u VS; .,-..
PEAS - me market Is qA1teu rs hrn LOT can
IA peas al g.cteel w. 49,,
BAsiEf.--lhe hHIhel Is qVotru as Nei! uult
and declining sales OF 4'ooJ push canada Wes'
at q aO'
BARLEY MALT - me morNet Is quiet ana
heavy. r,..,-,oo ,,,, ,.., ,.,.o,
CORN.-kecelpia H,sat uuSli. Inc market
is n shade nrmdr, moderate demand. Sales ct
$1,000 OushtlS al 500 $40 lui ne hi "a west
| ern mixed, cRlcllN 81 80 q SOY NNasl lof
white western; So for small lots choice ives
| ern. s'Gssc new alil on western yellow e"'4c
| unsouhd mlAed. ,-- ,...,.,.
! OATS-heceipls 'Hu.3 ul'alfls. lnt HlaIktt
| IS quoted - heavy and luwer sales OF o.
! 600 oushcls az u-.,nly !'l NllNt4 Ntal .In !
closing at G2oG ; d5"G'c for white western
! latter an extreme o. lor WINE state 90
! HAy-lhe hlaFNel Is Hrh' AZ loal 10 lor
| shipping: , -.,
llors-The market Is quoted arm at loco 20
| lot low 70 lniI z'@nu iol Euuu 10 VholVe,
! CoFFEE-Ihe market Is quoted as duli ana
| averaging lsAc. ,,,..,.,,,
| SuGAR'-lhc haIhVl - uull W ltHuut ucVluVu
| change at s@I'. FOR fair to sood rehhlnga SC
10, luli 10 il' 'u,, O., ,,r,, and ,,,,o,,,1 ~,
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Ladies' Temperance Meeting.

The Ladies Temperance meeting held a
very interesting session yesterday at the
Baptist vestry. After the usual prayermeet-
ing,a verbal report was given by the commit
tee appointed last week, and several items of
business discussed. A letter was read from
the Ladies Temperance band in Spring
field, VT, expressing itself to be healthy in
the good work, and showing its enterprise
by sending for three hundred temperance
sermons for distribution.
The president then read the following
circular from the Ladies' Temperance
union of Adrian, Mich, addressed to all its
sister unions, to this effect;
Believing, as we do, that Gods gifts, in
answer to prayer, are Unlimited - What
soever we ask the Father in my name, He
| will give it you, (John xvi, 23); and be-
lieying that the fervent lmportunate pray
ers OF the women of the nation have al
ready done much towards removing the ma
tonal sin of intemperance; and believing
| also its total determination under the bless
ing of the All Powerful Father is to be
produced chiefly by woman's work aud
woman's prayers, and that the power and
strength comes from united efforts, we do,
therefore, recommend to our sisters that
Thursday, at 3 p m, If each week be OBJ
served throughout the nation as a national
! temperance prayer-meeting, and that the
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ensi.cs Here AND 'rlicre

The present senior class OF NIi1dlobury
college has three young men. y L
Miner, jr., Horace Il Sheldon. Geo. NJ
Wright, who were prepared for col
lcge at Burr and Burton seminary, Man
chester, all of whom have high rank in the
class for scholarship.
Decoration day is to be duly observed at
Montpelier Gen. p p Pitliin is tc be mar
shall, J o Livingston, Hiram a IIusc and
George Robinson, are a committee of ar
engagements. The singing is to he under
the direction Of Col. II d Hopkins.
The funeral of the wife of Hon. Lyman
G HincSley was attended at Chelsea on
Thursday of last week, where the deep
and universal sorrow testified to the esteem
in which she was held. Bercft of his chill
dren, and now of his companion, the stricli-
en- father and husband will share the deep
est sympathy of a multitude of friends.
A sportman's club has been formed at
Factory Point consisting of seventeen
members.
The seven-ycar locusts are expected in
June. Their last appearance was in 1867.
Sluther & Sons circus, which exhibited al
Whitehall, Monday, chartered the North
ern Transportation Line steamer Montrea
for five days to convey them through thu
lake, stopping at five different towns t.
exhibit.
The Manchester JournN names Hon. A
l.. Miner of Manchester for governor.
The Montpelier Jou}aal endorses Judg
Peck for governor.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 2.

THE SOUTHERN SUFFERERS.
Congressional delegations from Arkansas,
Louisiana and Mississippi had conference
to-day at the capitol with view of obtain
ing further government aid tor the suffer-
crs by the overlooking of the Mississippi
river. Senator West presented detailed in
formation, which was laid before the meet
ing showing the absolute necessity of fur
ther aid to feed nearly 10000 destitute peo-
pie, who require assistance for about three
months to enable them live until new crops
tan be raised After some discussion a
subcommittee consisting of Representatives
Morey of La Hodges, Arkansas, and Howe
of Mississippi, were appointed to collect all
the information on the subject as to the re-
sources and requirements of the suffering
population. 1t is expected that 100000
will be asked of congress.
RELEASED.
The subcommittee of ways and means
decided not to present Prescott, the recalci-
trant witness to the House as guilty OF
contempt, they having all the evidence re-
quired in the Sanborn contract case.
CIVIL SERVICE.
The House committee on civil service
reform, to-day unanimously agreed to re
commend continuance of civil service
commission, to be provided for by means
of an appropriation of S25, 900, the same
amount as last year.
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
The House committee on naval affairs
today agreed to recommend the purchas,
of the manuscripts of Capt, Hail. relating
to Arctic explorations, at not exceeding
$1,000.
Action IS to be taken by the commtte,
in place Of their former determination, I,
recommend that n pension of $50 pc
month be granted to Capt. Halls widow
the manuscripts referred to being now il
her possession.