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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
GALy ESTON.

GALVESTON, January Cotton
Market firm and in moderate de-
mand. Ordinary, lilc; good ordinary,
1899; low middling, l4sc; middling, l42c;
good middling, l4bc. Sales, 2,07l bales;
receipts, l,022 bales; stock, 81, 56S bales.
Money steady. Gold steady at iii
G9ll2 buying and selling; silver shade
easier at lOS0l0S!, buying and selling.
Exchange Commercial bills very
scarce. Rates firm.
Hides firm. Dry flint selected lSs; as
they run lS@lS!; wet sailed selected
81; butchers green 7l@S; dry sailed sold
as dry flint with allowance for salt;
glue stock, &c.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, January 7.-Noon--
Stocks active and strong. Money 4per
cent. Gold ll2s. Exchange, long
1866, short 4.9Dt. Governments dull
and little lower for some. State bonds
quiet and steady.
Gotten nominal. Sales 1850 bales.
Uplan''s, l45c; Orleans l5lc.
Futures opened strong. February,
l5i@l5ir; March, l53GDli'c; April,
l6i@l6 3.ldc; May, IS 7.iGeCeI64c. q
Eveniug Money easier, aud offered
at per cent. Exchange very firm
and higher at S4 S0l. Guld steady at
ll2iMll2s Gov,rilntiils active and
steady. States quiet andsnpninal,f
Cotton finn Metre cips ,UI6 bales;
gross, ,OTG bates 1a 20,
Futures ,lo>,d unsettled. Sales 50,-
500 hales January, IL l-l6@l5sc; Feb
ruary, l5,G9lj 0-33r; March. IS lIt16@
Is q 32c; y uril, is l-l6r; May l8l1-32c;
June, i13Gel6 u S2c; July, 1910
is 29-32c; August, II l-l6c.
Cotton--Spot dull and nominal.
Sales 2,47s bales at l5y@l 35c, f~1
LONDON.
LONDON, January Bank rate ..
Erie, 20.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January 5.--Noon- Cot
ton advancing. Upands, 7l@bd; Or
leans, I'D Sales $1,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Cotton Movement checked by strin-
gent prptensions of factors. Sales,
S,S0D bales. Prices dearer. Good or
dinary to strict goodordinary, 1369l3cs;
low mi,ldling to stlict low middling,
l4Gal4Ic; mitIdllng to strict midcllng,
l45Gl5c; good middling to middling
fair lliGalBc.
Rereints, ,Sll bales; exports to conti-
nent, ,2ll bales; stock, 262, 495 bales; to
ia. D,;t,... y Efn baloc. nnsnl1 last
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Probable Dissolution OF the french
Assembly aud Formation OF u
New Ministry.
Suppression Of Protestant Newspapers
--fastellar Preparing 10 Leave
Spain,


LoNnoN, January Z The lines
Paris dispatch says II Is we'll known
lhnl he dissolution ot the assembly
would render NJ ,cNlahun very pops,
lar, ana Influence The general election,
Ia favor OF his government. The prrsl-
dent VIII very probably lruk OH no
gotlalions with the Lrfl and form n
dlHsolutl ton mini try con prlsing the
duke de lirURlic, NJ. Worilo, NJ. De
l'eyefe, General Clssy ard the dukes
de COss and De Audillegot pooguier.
a dispatch TO the Telegraph suys that
CASTELAR, Is preparing 10 quit Spain
before Ar nso's arrival
Two protestant newspaper have
been suppressed In Madrid,
King Alfonso has sent u telegrnphlo
dispatch 10 Conoras uel Sale, confirm.
Ing the ministerial appointments and
expressing the hope that there will
now be inauguraled an era of real lib
erty, peace and forgetfuness Of past
dlscOrd
VIENNA, January THE Montegrin
government declares itself satisfied
with the Turkish action In the Padgor.
ia affair.
PARIS, January liking Alfonso's
sister, the countess Of Glrglntia, ac-
companies him TO Spain.
MADRID, January 7.-One thousand
Spanish troops will be sent to Cuba on
the 10th instant.
BERLIN, January 7.-Frederlck VIII
liam, elector of iIesse, is dead.
PARIS, January 7.--McMahon will
decide to-day whether he will accept
the resignation Of his ministers. A
cabinet council was TO be held to-day.
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RATES OF ADVERTISER G.
DAILY.

FTre lines-FJy cents for first ihser'
ton, and twenty-five cents for each SUB
sequent daily insertion. Thirty acords
make fue lines.
Per square of ten lines, One doNd'
for the first Insertion, and tVty cents 70,
each subsequent insertion. FDe lines
One month, IS; tho months, IS;
three months, $40.
one square, Of ten Nnes-O one month,
IS, too months, SD; three months, Sl5.
Notices euadcr hedd Of city Business
First Insertion Is cents per line; each
subsequent insertion ten cents per inc,
for nonpareH type, icaeled. II mtMi-
face type, the space occupied charged
for at the above rate.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls Mt Dallas Post
Office,

Office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and II. Il. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New YORK ana
ST. Louis mails, arrives daily at 7;l9 IN; de-
parts daily at $40 pm.
Southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, CAL
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco and all other
points in southern Texas, arrives daily at ':l0
D IN; departs daily ut S:l0 p IN.
Eastern Mail,
Via T. and p. Il. <, comprising southern ana
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport' ana an
eastern Texas, arrives dairy AT III M ue-
parts daily at p IN.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksDorO
and western posts, arrives daily at 300 IN:
departs dairy Mt III a III.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at p IN "Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Tam.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL M; departs at p m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. Elizabethtown, Boyd's
ata n m Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
departs at a m alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at p m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs aitern-
ate days att - m.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out by hand, Mt Irregular IN
tervals.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, 81 m to p M.
Money order window, 8 IN to II m, and
from III to p m.
stamps sold from s a m to m.
Letters registered only during money order
All persons having complaints against the
the same, in writing or In person, to the post
master.
MN. JONES, Postmaster.
Samuel 8. Jones, assistant postmaster; owen
Gerry, money order clerk: ID. A. Brown ano
w. Il. Chunn, delivery clerks; w. II. Went
worth aud Vim. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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WEATHER TO-DAY.

During Friday in tho east gulf states
rising barometer, slight change In the
temperature, west TO north winds and
partly cloudy weather will prevail ;
in the west gulf states somewhat high
er barometer, slowly rising tempera-
ture, northerly winds, possibly hitting
to southeast aud partly cloudy weather.
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Hung by % Mob.

ST. LOUIS, January 7.--Joseph B.
North alias Buffalo joe" who MUIR
dered George Jones, Christmas even
ing, year ago, was hanged to tele-
graph pole by a mob on the night OF
the 3Oth at Wallace, Kama The
knot of the rope with which he was
hanged caught under his chin and did
not choke him. He hung this way for
long time, talking to the mob and
imploring them to release him, but re.
ceived only jeers in return. He did
not die for over two hours and finally
fruZe to death.
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Memorial.

PIrTsBURG, January IA meeting
of citizens last night, adopted me-
mortal to congress, urging the impor-
lance of system Of Improvements
such as will make the Ohio river navi-
pable at all stages of water, and ask
ing for the improvement of the mouth
of the Mississippi river, in view OF the
great and rapidly increasing traffic of
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
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WEEK

Per square Of ten Ines,--Sl 50 .for
first insertion, and one dOlor for each
subsequent insertion. One month, ~
t,Uo months, 81; three months, SO; sia
moths, SIG; t,Uelpe months, $25.
Notice mader head Of "CGy Business
Fifteen cents Der line each insertion.
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New Orleans ans, Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, January IA
deputation from the New orleans
chamber of commerce have been re-
ceived by the president and entertain
ed with high festivities.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY Virtue of authority vested In me by
deed and trust, executed by M. J. Johnson q
\. f. McElhenny, to secure the payment OF a
certain promissory note, therein described,
,,aass ~ and alS N nsIlas conntv rscnrds
and In conplisrce with the request of the
legal holder Of said note. will sell. on We'd
pesday, the 9Th day OF January, 1875, To the
highest bidder, for currency In hand, at the
court house In Dallas, Texas, all the house
hold and kitchen furniture. OF every kind,
now In use In the Crutehield hotel In Dallas,
Texas. as described in said deed Of trust, be-
ing one Of the most desirable hotel outfits In
north Texas.
VIII. THOMAS. Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, December %, 1874.
271dl0t tHs
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SaFeii.

NEW YORK, January THE steam
er South Carolina from Charleston
hither, floated after dlscharging her
cargo.
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PREPAID P1SyAGg ';

On and after Aonrdyy !, 1875, the
postage on oil newspapers sent ont Of
Me county IN shich he paper is pub
Hshed, @W be prepaid IN the puJiishcr
or at the poSto6ice ,c,erc the paper is
matted. We shdN from that date re-
q,tire payment Of M subscriptions to
the Herdtd, both daHy and weehly, IN
odraace No paper uM DC continued
after the time for ,chich it is pail. rs
aoe propose to prepay the postage dnd to
make no adcdncC IN orr TERMS this '2Nc
is necessary. The He,uid ,W be fur
nished, prepaid, at the following rates /:
The: Daily Herald.
One gear, in atluance, 90
,Si.r months, IN atlUance. 5 90
One month, IN ddUance......... 1 90
The Weekly Herald.
One gear, in adUance ........."."$@ 80
Sir months, IN advonce........"" 1 80
Postage, ~ oN cases, prepaid By as
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Jury Obtained I'm the Beecher-TiltOn
Case.
New York, January IA full jury
has been obtained in the Beecher sean
dial case.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Truth. ~
DnlIns.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
AIrivesi
From the south (mall aud oxpress)r Sj22 n. IN.
From the North (mail and express). 7;lO p. IN.
From the South, (accommodationllO;t 1850 y. m.
From the North, (accommodation)l2 1855 u. IN.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail ana Express p. m. ll;OOa. IN
Accommodat ion"".".,b;tWn "A. m, 1850 y. m
Through Freight,...m.i;lb n. N. 1880 D. IN
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The9ailg

0nIee Ia "ueraid nioeh," Corner Of
MAIN and Lamar streets, over FIRST
national Hank, business office
Pront nNoHi, Second sioTy,
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Mr.. Conkling. Yes, and time and
after time when applause occurred the
chair had admonished the galleries to
be quiet A few moments ago when
his friend behind him made some re-
marks there was applause In the gal
leries and IL was then that the chair
first admonished the galleries. 10
day applause had before been bestowed
upon the gentleman from Maryland,
but 10 admonition was given them. 1t
did not concern him (Conkling), as he
had not received the applause, but 1t
did concern the decency aud order Of
the senate. The spectators should not
be allowed to thunder us If they were
in theatre or u cltcus. H
A long discussion followed about the
policy of the senate, without action.
Mr. Hamilton, in conclusion, urged
that peace he given to Louisiana by al
lowing the people of that state to rule
over their own affairs, and once more
there would be peace throughout the
land.
Mr.. Bayard yielded the floor for an
executive session.
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ROUSE.

Mr.. White, of Alabama, asked leave
to offer u resolution endorsing the ac-
ton of the president in the Louisiana
matter,
Objection was made by Mr.. Browbery,
of Alabama, and the resolution was not
received, although the democrats gen
orally were demanding the yeas and
nays on the resolution.
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STATEMENT
OF THE
CITY BANK OF DALLAS, TEXAS,
At the close Of business, on the sIss
Of December, 1874. a

certify that the above is correct state
ment OF the business OF the City bank OF
Dallas, at the Gloss of business $, December
81 ,lGI. JOHN w. WALDEN,
Cashier city Bank OF Dallas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this I'd
day of January, 1875. A. d. STEAGALL,
Notary Public, Dallas county, Texas.
21edlW
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The San Marcos Aaoa,

kVe wan MARCOS AHONt.
MONROE, Va, January THE
steamer San Marcos is atloat. .
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500 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and Second Hand, Of First-Cllss Maker. y
be sold at Lower Prices Cor Cash, " IN lus-l .e.
or for Rent, in City or COurtrs, dur.ls t-el. haze
times and the Holidays, BY HORACE water, d
son, 45l Broadway, tEen ever before ln--el l
New York Agents wanted 70 sci N7tl-a Sss
Scale Pianos, and Concerto Or--ns l.-. si-
Catalogues mailed. Great inducements q g..
trade a large discount u Teachers. mister
Churches. LOd ges, Schools, SC Dec = 'ckai=
OF en- AGENTS PROFITS per WEN. IS.
GC .OO Prove il or forfeit 500. New at -
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NOTICE.
FJ'uiS is 10 certify chat have this day won n
L minor son, L. u. Bullock. who now IS eli -hteen
wears OF age, his time during tie remainder 90. h.
minority, and shall hereafter claim mons OF his
earnings or services nor pay any debts Of his con
tracing. LOWELL BULLOCK.
Jericho, Jan. 9, Is-5.-3OE1w
VERMONT STATE NORMAN. ssSG3I.
~ 5OLSsos.
't'llE SPRING TERM will commence Tuesday.
L Fen. 9th. Free tuition 20 all those who Ct me
within the provisions Of the law Of lS7i
For further particulars. address,
WILLIAM G.. CRIPPES, Principal
johnson, Vt, Jan, issJ.-2lwiw
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AFTERNOON

The attendance at the opening of the sf-
ternoon session wH much larger than in
the morning. and an increased interest in
the deliberations or the Association. was
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FLOUR : FL.OUltt
TEA. TEA!

\ lot Of new Tea. fresh and uiec. O. ns ltr
picking. which we aye selling At low pr'e'
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Ever displayed In bino1sti -..i uu.ll a be-.
Offering Tor CASH, =. prices Tower than lss i
trl'-a i- % vil,L.fF within tls l1l- tea ----
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L.. II. i,NHF,
Jan l5-wtf AHA s., " loo-b 70
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Smith wIyTEs MEETING AT MONTPELIER, Vt.
I.S. 20. 81 AND %
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/ paper, full Of stories and good Teac ~. :
sectaTiansrn, politics, pills. puts nor advert .s
Inents Only - cts. yelr Send DO cents s.r ta-.
specimens before you forget Il. Splendid Naa r-a
sious paid II. L. Hastings - Wash aztot 81
Boston, Mass, CO Arel 81, Ph. lI.. Ia i'm +.Is
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The President introduced Prof Leander
Wetherell, editor Of the Boston Calhrator,
who read paper on How to make Dairy
FARMING Proitabie."
The daily gazette., 1875-06-21
WEDNESDAY.
THE S0Lh DAY OF JUNE, 1875.
Mt . n'nlnrk u NJ


The following described Real Estate. viz:
All those certain lots or pieces Of ground
with u brick meSsuago thereon, lying and be-
ing situated in tho city of Wilmington, and
State Of Delaware; for one lot thereof bound
cd and described as follows, that ls to say:
Begluning in the line of the casterly side
of King street ut the distance of eIghty-eiyht
feet live inches from the corner formed by
the Intersection of the line OF the northerly
side Of SiI.th street with the line of tho cast
etly side OF King street, thence easterly par
alicl 10 Ninth street one hundred and forty
feet ~ tho westerly side of proposed four
and Il half feet wide alley leading INTO Ninth
street, thence northerly along said side OF
said alley and parallel To KING street ~ feet
TO n corner. thence westerly and parallel TO
Ninth street lI0 feet to the easterly side Of
King street, and thence southerly along saId
aide of King street ~ feet to the place OF boz
ginning, DO the contents within said bounds
what they may. Record L, Vol. ., Page 2O9,
&C. And also the lot adjoining the Aforesaid
lot and On winch portion of the house is
built, bounded and described as follows, that
ID 10 say:
beginning for tho same at Apolnt on the
oasterly side of King street ut the distance oil
one hundred and ton feet five inches from the
northerly sido OF Ninth street, thence easterly
parallel to 9TH street 40 feet to corner,
thence northerly parallel to King street ~
feet to another corner, thence westerly para.
el TO 9th street l40 feet to tho easterly side oi
King street, and thence sOutherly along said
sido OF King street ~ feet to tho place OF be-
ginning DO tho contents within said bounds
what they may. Decd Record ID, Vol. y, Page
| ~, &c.
Seized and taken in execution 10 the pro.
perty OF Cornelia A. ierger and h. III. Icrger
! lier husband. Mortgagors. and to be sold by
VIM. II. LAMB5oN. Sheriff.
0h'f1u June oReGi ia a. HsW T lo. Sas' ,on,.a.wt.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. JUNEaI. 1873.
OFFICIAL CORRUPTION Hon. JAMES

OFFICIAL. CORRUPTION. Hon. JAMES
A. BAYARp, was interviewed, at the
New York Hotel, a few days ago, by a
Tribune reporter. What Mr.. BAYARD
is reported to have said on that occa-
sion will be found in another column. I.
He refers, in strong terms, to the cor
ruption in Office, that exists all over
the country. Yet Mr.. BAYARD has
never looked as deep into the terrible
state he refers to as many others. Of
fetal corruption is terrible; it is dis
gusting TO honest men. So grasping
are the men who now seek and get
office, that they are not satisfied with
the enormous fees they receive, some
times by stretching the law; but they
endeavor to stavs the bills of all with
whom they come in contact. They do
not follow the example of Tweed and
demand that bills shall be added to
and enlarged that they may take ten
or twenty-five per cent, but have the
face to ask reductions from legal fair
and,honest charges. Official corruption
had It's rise in Washington, and we
hope the Democrats will commence
there the work of reform. 1t would
be well if both houses Of Congress
were to set tine example by reduction
of their own pay to the standard be-
fore the war, viz: 81, 3,000a year. When
ex-senator BAYARD took his seat in
the Senate We believe the pay was
eight dollars day, or about 81 500 fol
two years. Tie Senate was at that
time the most honorable body in the
world; and the House was fully cqua
to the English Commons 1t is ad
mitted that neither House has bcel
improved in point of talents by the in
crease Of salaries, while both have dc
Perforated greatly in honesty, AM
and many believe in talent also. Ur
doubtedly Congress was lower, in til
estimation of the people, at the clos
of the last session than ever before
While this was so the Cabinet and tn
Heads of the Departments were at
discount with all parties outside {
those who had no immediate intere
in sustaining their questionable COZ
duct.
1t would be we'll if other Statesmen
IN whose integrity the country has CO.
fidence, would speak out as plainl
Mr.. BAYARD has just done.