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9ILT.EOGED STORY.
Fonr LARAMIE, Wyo. T., Juno 21.-A party
from tho Black Hilla arrived to-day. Prof. Jon.
uey's party and the expedition undor Col. Dodge
havo formed q pormnuant camp on French
Creek, noar Hasney' Peak, called Camp Iaruoy,
and cloAo by tie stockado tho niuerb built.
Gold seems TO have bonn found In abundance.
Near hundred minera moro found there In
different canpe, who hhye mado c!kima and done
considerable work in building sluIces, digging
dltohes, eec. 6o,uo Of tho party robort TINT tho
aoldlers In tho command hayo paunod out, gold
dust Of = rich qual,ty. Tho command is reported
in good condition. , -
0MAuA. fob June 22.-Thc following ID inst
feceiEcd from Col. r. ]. Dodge. In command IT
tho escort to Prof. Jennoy's Dlaok Hills ExpIor-
Ing Expedition:
1laRNEY's PEAR, Juno 17.-Gold ia found in
paying quantities. Oh freuoh Greek. CuAtcrs re-
port Is confrmed ID every particular. Tie COM
mana Ia well aud tn fine condition.
TtiVatc sdvicoa received horo say the CON-
mand found 100 mon at work In CuBer's duIch.
taking out gold at tho rato OF % to 325 per pan,
Tho evidences aro atsong that thora aro many
moro minors in that country. TIE gold found Ia
coarse and scaly, but oasily pounded. Quartz
mlnea atn abundant, but no ono haa rrospeoted
thom. No Indians hhso been seou by tho com
maud. They arc north Of tho peak.
, 1875-06-23
THE MINNESOTA cIvlt RIGHTS CASE.

sr. PAUL, MIMI. Juno 22-Judge Samuel r.
Miller, Associate Justice Of tho Supreme Court
OF tho United slatos, appeared today on tho
bench Of the United States Circuit Court, now
In ssssiou IN thls city. When the case involving
the couytllutiouAli.y of the Supplementary Oiyil-
Rights law WAS reached, ID which JudKb Nolson
anch ntroug opinion to ths Grand jury at
Nluona IL favor OF Its legality, counsel for tue
defonso; interpreted d demurrer. to tho indlct-
ment, whereupon Judge Miller said to the United
suggestion to You. Thers u a branch Of Ills
subject now peudlug bolors tho Supreme court
In Washington, which involves some Of tho eamo
Guaations that would como np .uuder this, and
~ this time. think it had better bo submitted
on WFltton briefs, which can tske with me- and
deqdo the case somo time In tho future" To
ttlis suggestion tho attorneys couseutod, 40 tho
'oeIohtatod cl'tl-hishta caso gees oYsr for tho
present..
, 1875-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO CONSOLIDATION.

In Item is going tho ro,snds OF tho iates rnado ur
from An E1e dispatch, 10 tho effect that Tbs Anchor
Limo and uH1on Bteamhoat Company hate agreed to run
tcir boats together. This Is denied It hoad1uartors
Tho story doubtless grow out Of Tho arrangement made
between tho Anchor Limo and Western TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY to run their passenger boats on altornnta
days, or no ~ to form daily passenger limo between
buffalo and Chlcago. Tho liue viii comprise ten raa.
seuseF steamers, eonsistinR Of Tho Fountain Cit5,
Oneida, Of The WchseFn Transportation Line, aid the
China, Japan, fndis aud Arizona, Of the Anchor Line
IT, IT, po1t, Of he fcfmer line bes running since
Will 10 brought out shout the 1st Of July. Thu st
China, Capt George ,. Dickson, takes ihe lead, and
J,no 10. Il. n; ohoatc Office corner waahtugton and
oAlo seseo1s, tho passenger agcnt.-15ato Erprtss
BUSINESS At BAaINAw.
Iae eh'nmtnts from tho sagtnaw River for tho
se7son up TO tho beginning OF tho prsat wock FIJI
something like 4oooo,ooo hhort Of ttoso for corro-
spending reEtod during tho eeaaon Of 1874. Lumber
Is oying out slowly, tho mill booa a1o full ct logs,
and iunbor is accumuiAting rapidly on tho docks.
4 well -kno*n yes4cl-owncs atated yestcrdsy that
ss,s !, Iyng s u .hs Saginaw ,eI not ii
ber tbe freight r.tes adopted BY ths barge aen WHO
inaw, e2oo; 10 iuaalo, $3.50 and s21s raspect!seiy
Ts.n Tas' .rs 1 r. dsst y low ~
the caracty. Bono shippers 1re opposod to any COM
binaton and arc holding o in tho belief that tlc rates
s!arh outside of tho Association ahads tho card rates.
.nd t. the more secsaay carr al sho esrd II
general frelaat-oteo It nay ciiy. Upon arrisai
barges Will register It tho occ Ind receive ordcrs
Tuesday morning last, 4soo,oco foet Of lp1nber la
sono through the ocs at card rates. The indications
:. G hGp n To- the senoislo hst as vonb q
naTtRation, and that, natead Of decline LII frctgLts
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LEGAL,
In the Circuit Court Of tho United States.
Southern District Of New York,
IN TIE MATTER OF THE SS1.EoP
THE NORTHERN
PAGlF IC'R RAILROAD.
UNDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE,
LEGAL,
UNDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE


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.ss !; .s .asts :
such sAe aud con!eyanco made s.ll eontes sI it,
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eat ssh st.a ss I'd "a
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a1a "a IT. ..;s ish I'D f
s.osed firm ~ casy OF redemption In said presss and
''s1y S1d r.. III e IL H. ;:1s IT. tn.
ern Pacific Ieslroad Cornp.ay" oa T. tsnad. saup.
ss IT, &c s g9s: 10
3futt,. bid fas aud parehase Of caasc to b bi
M IL sa: q u
Of ttu. and then outatanduR tn e proportion of tbs
An vhstcs. y H. LID dcaes IL Court did order,
ssdxs .na dserss that 4 The Ans q lid sse Of rail-
~ a 5 4 es
hundred thousand do,l.rs IL pa,nsat 10
n e ( eati assss;
r; g. g. SSss s sas IS
'sS ssaa tsSs sHa sss
Nox therefore Ia pursuance Of the ro7.,on. OF tho
asstss s
IL; II ;:;:: s:
s5:n!:
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4; :$3 4;
notice Of ISIS .rs. the Master ones hereby
iIo ' snd ssa II 1G Gsas
eet3$H!! ekAaE4l!S! E,saN ENn!rs.
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A NEW SETTLEMENT.

6n<fal Dfspatth to 1hs Cy.teauo tribune.
DAsEsroaF, H., Juno 22.-On tho Rock Island
Road. weet Of Atlantic, q new town has beon
plstsed by oltixens Of thla city. and already 1t
hAa - population Of sovesal hundred. It IL
called MAroc Station, and Ia one year old to-day.
Tho agent Of the Company hero has concluded
arrhnRements With su indianapolis nnanufact,r-
eF ~lo "tll immediately erect ut MSEno ex tene yo
A0seed OIL aud paper Forks. Tho cost will be
9So,o 900, and fitty mon will be employed.
, 1875-06-23
THE Milwaukee DlsrlLleRa,

hp7t301 p14bdttH 70 17R EHFcdo1 1F16NNe, n
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, juno 23.-iho caBo 'o:s .1hs
hindakopt Dros.. rectlaess. WAS resumed 10 foro
Commissioner D!oodgood thu Afternoon, i. and
evidence was Offered nn both ales to estas bllsh
Yhnths. Of not Jacob niadakolf wa = mel ubsr
q Tue firm ou the cth OF Nay ls.. The he, airing
pn tho part OF counsel. The sxumopta ~, q iii
IT, The Commissioner viii dctds some oil tho
tAsta tomorrow.
, 1875-06-23

bezz'ement. On Tho ground that tte church hsv-
Ing contracted no should have per cont Of al
rents collected, tho saine became Joint property,
and he ras not ptoperfy fndict4bo under stattlts
for alleged cmbozz!omont Or fraudulent con1er-
Aion theroof
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RsrRk Bates has done Mhs Private Dslz.!l
f&ared 10 do. Ha has aouudlpstated 81 hsrmau
ssf nos Mentioning The more onsplous ,us z1nk
81 flo By name,
, 1875-06-23
Cook County Normal School.

TsIp, ~ !'s hed Ws!sssd.T JUMP y sad "edassdsy
Ssp' e.st1;ai9s r.! X, # g Il nj tnd ssatlaa. t sR
~ ~ ass ptse =, Thassds, H. a9s !'tb
decl.'ason, viii b. Friday, sth. atl p. N. Aunnt
nnsK frtdJ srenuE aad Saturday morning. Tho Nth
u. u. WENTWORTH, .Tilpoips.,
EuklgNoul. III,
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feet. ghs II 4nppllc with sptendid tAr of engines;
6ss, built fy Eims, Of Tim Columbian iron Works. In
bosrd car via tho Chtr"s, Hortwsrern i!t1road;
gns IA de4iBntd fur private ,Ise on uoslerk Latb
, 1875-06-23

CHICAGO. buRl lHGToH 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
Dfro!', (o1s " fake.sf.. jHd1aa-ar. and S5ssrnfA.
an, tanaf and Stxtetnh4ts. zaekst oaees % CGrEss-
, 1875-06-23

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, d ST. Paul RAILROAD.
tnon 5sF1 taFner Hadfsaa and Canat.sts, Tiekff es
~ ouh cark-sfs opposfs Shtrnan ons<, al Dfeas
, 1875-06-23

~. o. B. M0U1H.
About ten dsya ago Q. y. l1ouRh flied bill 10
reasrain the Board Of Dlsccto,s from expelliug
him for MI alleged failure 10 ray aomo ditreron-
ccs on grain contracts. Tho motion for M tn-
Junction was eot for Friday, but Thursday 10
did. aud received proposition to bo restored
Internationally. ue Of coutso accepted It, md
= tneetsog Of tho Board Of Directors wns hcfu
Monday last Wien ho was restored 10 all bis
former privileges. Yesterday, fhoroforc, having
accomplished bla object, though in 4 different
way from what he expected. 1fr. uough dis-
missed his bill, and all Ia sorcne.
, 1875-06-23

UNITED HTATEs CIRCUIT CputT-CoNKkAsiuNs-
suaan D. Ward ". john Eaaaa Warren, kt,B2a.
HurEn1on y-CoNskss1oAs-Ljpder i tIoois ~,
2. IT, Thompson. sl70.-Fulltr + Fuller n. 7. II.
Mohstert $lss, o.-Olrar Desley ~. Il. II. Taylor,
MAExsn nlaneasr1. aud % Sasne. MCKINNEY. tia3.v-g.
schmidt. tll1.ao.-relcr schant, u, ya. Cal 1.
Gross and N!cot4us Foites. }s'o.71.
!upaE dAnT-u. u. cfagin u. J. Y, Atkinson. 1907
Hstes r.. William Tracy, James 'Kennealy, and T.
CluouI1 CounT-JunoE NooKns-E. r. Thomsa r.
J. II. ciArk: verdict, t75-Ftage Of Hyde Park w.
ALEXANDER I!ell, sa.f3-J. q. Cells u. Jey1 cltne
tl"4o.-n. ]. ltary VI. l3Ien 01Aary, adnu1trAtr!I
VI john ot<ary, derrn.e !, I'll.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
uFfipE ~ TifH DALLAA llHRALn [
May w, mo,
OEsEHAIsnAHaLT.

n understood that those prices arc for
round loiai lor amnller quantities higher
ralos have 20 be- paid,
RAILING STUFF llagglnG domestic, 1901
india, llr llni liHnfd, AlgG arrow, De-,
NAtpN rlurhh llBhl, nat Hmplr for tho
dnmnud, tle4f SIDES liV breakfast bgcOn,
ljri no shoulders 0r elem ribs scarcely lli
iiliAN None In the market.
.pAN lllls5-hupply large, Full weight,
lOFFEE-puG 2lG prime, alol strictly
prime, 80 STOCKS llglll, hut ample iur PROS
Unl demand,
ColtN-Cumlng IN freely from the sur.
ioNilnillk country hnSlnR ~ p@Mo Y
CORN MEAL. Guy MILLS only Ia market,
selling ~ " Uhal - " bushOl,
lt-atuulh largo, ana equally divided
between western ana Texas production,
liAMS llncInVusOd Huunr cured Toe, can
vnN1rd huPnt nululi lpO v W, mo pnU.
ply u milling OF temporarily, wv
lAf-uopnuY bnled slgOslb per tom per
bale u %, No Western IN tho market AZ tho
supply Of the former lHsuillclcnl ana OF good
lllDhS-Dry nnl rrlaclcd, lso, ~ they run,
li@ laci ,dry sailed, ll@l0c, green, U@7ci wet
mlIgl,. Iasr, the quantity coming into
LATlls-si6O 20, The demand Tor Them IL
principally for city trndo, though quito u
lnrHc business 10 done IN shipping 10 tho In
tprur,
:. LAll,ttnE,Morkct woll supplied Heroes,
LIME AND uEMENP-DnlnA lime IN soil
Ing at 2oc per bushul northern, 70 30 per
barrel, Cement 70 Wpcr bnrlCL
BASIL, DOORS AND BllNDS-rhoro IN
quito nrgo business done In these articles, TX
the Interior merchants buy here what irrcg-
lar lies they may need, but cannot afford 10
Keep ~ stock Prices re- nominal,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. illst quality, 20 80
per lOO second quality 20 90 white pine,
first quality, 20 bO second Quality, q 10,
In slinglrS there nrc immense stocks on
hand, large lots having been received from
southeast Texas, when they shy "must be-
sold"
SALT--Tho market hns been quite over
stocked, but has been much reduced by
large sales, ana prices, II isthOught, viii im-
provo. Selling ats 10 per saclt for coarse,
SOAP Dallns MnnuG cturlng co. OlSo ppr
lib, olive Sc, That Of home manufacture N
giving goo satisfaction aud being homo
enterprise deserves enl rgcd patronage.
81, sI,AIi, II, ,'pe " N for corn, ana ample
SUGAR-Stocls large FAIR Slc, prime. De-;
strictly prime, Dlae; choice, lU1Sc; y. g., ll6c;
a, 2nheoiiee a, 2'lGpowdorodllSl c;crushGd,
1917 D III
lRoN-nar &c " lb round, square md
band, G@7iSc; horse shoe, 7Hc nail rod, Sci
steel, ll@l2Ic " n.
Horse sfIoEs-Durdans, S@Sy4c Bb, ac-
NAlLS-s5 ~ " Reg for crates" (lOd, GOD and
higher; smaller Sizes, each d Doc ti key hi III
err caslngsl 10 y keg higher; horse shoe, "a
LUMBER--Whitcp pine, ceilirggl inch, r,rst
quality, ~ . per 100 feet second quality; |
W 70 wcathcrboards, FIRST quality, ~ 70 |
second quality, y 70. Texas pine, rough, |
v 90 ceiling, Y 5O@2 q; flooring, " 5O@2 %; |
are very large and well assorted, I'm nct tha |
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~ IL
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN, of South
Carolina, was unable to attend the re-
cent centennial banquet of the German
fuslleers, ofChuleston, but sent u let
ter, which contains the following
patriotic sentiments
"Above all things trust your cele.
bration will speak and enforce the
great present lesson and duty of p0liti-
cal and social harmony between all the
sections OF our country, on the basis Of
the Settlements Which are now en-
bodied In the constitution and laws of
the nation. Upon that basis lot n new
prosperity grow up which shall cheer
and bless all races and conditions of
men who dwell in South Carolina.
Political differences ought to lie signifi-
cant aud valued only az they mark the
greater or less fidelity OF our parties to
the common purpose of making our
government and public service honest,
patriotic, ,pureAand lelevating Every
man is my political friend whose pur-
pose is to give p ace and prosperity to
South Carolina, Every man is my
political foe who would, for any cause,
stay or turn back the returning tide
which is bearing these blessings to our
people" MaGH# r8G
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q very handsome uniform, II is al
most Identical win lhat Oh nspu Wy
The iAmar ilin, q,
aud il Is 10 be regretted that Dallas
could not send her military companies
10 The fair ana greeting our llislin-
gished guest What between The
lair tho editorial convention, aud lhe
fX-presldenl, your reporter has his
halds full,
Your reporter desires 10 express his
acknowledgements "a Colonel Small, OF
the Age, james ", DumblH, secretary of
the state fair, James liuoker aud Nat.
Turner Of the llulehlns house, for
mYors, More tomorrow,
pHAAlrE,
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THE MAILS.

Arrival and Departure Of Malls ut Dallas Post.
Office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and T. X. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York and
81, Louis mails, arrives daily at SOS % IN; de-
parts daily at $3.50 am.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points in southern Texas, arrives daily at $3.50
p M departs daily at 5:2S pm.
Eastern Mail,
Via I. and p. R.R, comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga, Men,
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily ut ll:iO p IN: de-
parts daily at 1890 p IN.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury.
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jaclxsboro
and western posts, arrives daily ut 300 ID m:
departs daily at $3.50 a m.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield Alvarado and Cross
ilmbers, arrives at p m Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
q IN.
Scyene Mail.
'N1NhCf AlhuBhlS SbDTt ana union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
~ IL IN; departs at m alternate days.
Denton Mail
Denton, Bolivar. NElizabethtown, Boyds
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
u m Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at IN alternate days.
Red Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 m Mondays, Wednesdays |
nd Fridays. Departs 700 a IN alternate |
lays.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at m Mon
ay, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
To days ut n IN.
Mails for Bobos store, Grapevine and Duck
reek are taken out by hand, ut irregular In
srvals.
Oniee Hours.
Delivery window, 3 IL to JPN.
Money order window, B q M 10 IL m, and
rom IN TO pm.
stamps sold from a m 10 5 pm.
ours S'"''
All persons having complaints against the
nice, on any account, Will please present
ie same, In writing or In person, to the post
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THE FAIR.
A Splendid Success-0pening Address
BY Hon. Jefferson Davis.
Short Addresses by General Bragg,
Governor Coke, Hon. J. IL. Reagan,
Senator Maxey, Hon. N. J.
Coleman and Ex-Governor
Lubbock.
Cordial Reception OF Mr. DayIs-The
Military Companies Scenes
and Incidents.
Special Correspondence of the Herald.l

HoUsToN, May IL, 1875.
The attendance on the sixth annual
state fair is very large, and the entire
affair is a grand success. The grounds
embrace upwards of sixty acres, and
are very handsomely laid out. Build
ings for all the different departments
have been erected, and are replete with
rare and useful articles for exhibition.
The entries of the different depart
ments number over one thousand I'D
to date. The display OF live stock is
good, but not very large, and the num-
Der Of visitors is larger than any fair
ever held in Houston.
On account of The delay of trains on
the Central and Galveston railways the
opening address was deferred until 3
=. NJ. Shortly before that hour Mr..
Davis left the HutchIns house In a car
riage, in company with Ashbel Smith,
Governor Coke and the mayor of
Houston.- He was followed by num-
her of carriages containing General
Bragg, John III. Reagan, member of
congress elect, Hon. s. b. Maxey, Uni
ted States senator, exlGOvernors Pease,
Lubbock and Clark, the mayors Of
Galveston and Austin, and the city |
council of Houston, aud other prom |
inent citizens, and q humber Of ladies. |
He was received by the Texas veter-
ans, with General Robertson at their
head, and escorted to the grand stand,
where Mr.. w. ]. Hutchins, president
Of the state fair, the distinguished gen.
tlemen above mentioned, and ThE
HERALD's reporter, occupied seats.
MIR. Hutchins delivered short address
In which he impressed upon his lis
teners the Importance of paying iu-
creased attention 10 agriculture and
manufactures as the true source of q
nations wealth. He then introduced
Hon. Jefferson Davis,
anu spoke OF him as a man known and
loved by all, and around whose name
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTS-American, S%c Garner, S@SI5c;
Donnell, SIC; Clinton, 731c; Mallory, pink
and purple, DC; Merrimac, DC; Wamsuita, 7Lc.
DOMESrlC-lndian Head, al, lie; Attain
7-S wide, SIC; same 81 wide, &c; Quit Lin,
ings, 3D., &c; ii, sc.
BLEACllED-Fruit of the Loom III, lic;
Rosebud, A., l3lac; Vale, 9l2c; Booth 7-s, i014c
Utica, 3-4, Gl4c.
SHEETlNGS-l04 brown, 3O@35c; lO-i
bleached, 30@iOc.
TICKINGS---o Omega A c A, 2ic Easton
XX, lSLc b, lie; A c A l2c.
STRIPES AND PLAIDS-IIickory l29lIc;
Cheviot l2ISc; Alabama plaids l3c.
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Nnenn nna nonh Mnn.elrnn.

Take the bowl Of q clean clay pipe
and OH IL with cheese put IL under
tho edge OF q glass tumbIor in such
u manner that q slight touch will
oauso tho tumbler 10 slip off-the
bait and mouse, Of eourso, under,
meath, This arrangement vail
catch more mice than any trap I
ever saw, NJ u cost Of Que cent,
Rural Now Yorker,
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TnE proceedings of the council this
evening should he characterized by
harmony and good feeling Any meas
uro looking toward advancing the in
terests OF the city should, Ms 1t un-
doubtedly VIM, receive the earnest and
cheerful support of every member. If
the council but carry out the policy in-
augurated, they viii have set m ex-
ample that our county and state oil =
cials should loose no time in emula-
tng. .sMlI -ae. "a
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RETRENcnMENT and reduction Of sal
aries Of all city officials, Ia the cry OF
the tax-rldden and ovorburdened cit
liens Of Dallas, Set m example that
the county authorities may follow, and
let the people Of the county see that
thew do.
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DOES II not occur to tho "trooly loll"
Journals Of the north that the generous
welcome extended TO Wee President
Wilson by tho south, IL In striking
contrast TO the treatment received by
Mcssrs. Gordon and Lamar II few
weeks ago?
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Hon, GEoaqe II. pRSpLgroN In con
lldent That the democracy, with wis
dom In it, councils aud energy In liz
action, oan carry Ohio by u largely In
creased majority In October,
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TnE IlRRALp yields much Of It's
space, this morning, usually de"oted 10
editorial matters, 10 IN Interesting let
from lis special correspondent At Hous-
ton. LL---
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An unknown quanllly-Ihe debt Of
France. ~ says ex'Heerelary Mccall
Tough IN hls financial article IN the
New York Tribune,
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IN reply to u letter from Hon. john
Henry Brown, Governor Coke OK
presses himself ~ emphatlcolly In
favor Of constitutional convention
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

COIoNrL CHARLES DHMoHsE Is u
candidate for the constitutional CON
yenlion from Red River O0uniy'
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GENTLEMEN Of the city council are
Tonight expected 70 make q record
that will possibly DO referred 10 In the
future,
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EXPERIMENTS with carbonIe acid
gas, IN u motive power for war yes,
sells, oro 10 bo made by the direction
Of tho navy department,
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TnE women OF Richmond, Virginia,
have raiseda fund Of thirteen Thousand
dollars for tho erection Of u statue TO
General Ice,
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and the Improvement Of our harbors
and senporla generally, the invitation
of immigration from Europe direct 10
'reXas, compared the ship channel 10
the river Clyde la Scotland, which was
once 10 small that only aloopa could Ms
cend II, but hy dredging aud n perse'
yGrlng effort II can now ll0nt the hoaY-
lest iron clad Of the British navy,
He also alluded 10 the
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then brought him to his feet. His first
words were "fell0w countrymen," but
they sounded TO the writer, whose reg.
iment the old hero reviewed mt Pensu-
cola navy yard, fourteen years ago day
for day, like "rigM fdccW | thought
his next remark was "By the right of
companies TO the rear into column
but an eX.gov ernor told me they were
q am right glad TO come before YOU
He Is quite gray, both ~ TO hair aud
beard, but his eye sparliles with the old
fire, He spoke very briefly, aud said
he had
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clustered the most sacred memories pf
lhp pact When Me- Davis came ~
the lrnnl he was received with cheer
after cheer, and stood bowling ~ Tho
people for several moments,
Ailer The music and cheering had
ceased, Mr. DaYlssa
NMr, President, directors 0f the Stale
falr ladies aud gentlemen, country
men-f0r years II has lepn q WiRll M
permnsl IN my heart 10 visit Teas hnl
circumstances prevented me eninyllR
llat hospitality which q noble people
have shown one who was primarily
the cause Of their misfnrlnnes, but on
whom, in the hour nf disaster ana dis
lresa, sou did not turn your hark' FOR
though | WIS hat an instrument ~
your hands, u people less mob o lllAn
those Of The snuIh would have held ne
Responsible for their mHf0rluneh,' 10
lhGn proceeded 10 pay u high cOmpll-
ment ~ the ladies, aud alluded 10 agrl'
culture rs tho foundation Of u nations
wealth, aud spoke very faynrahly
Of the grangers, He created ripple
NJ laughter by saying he would not
tell them what he knew about farming,
tor the conditions under which he
larmed, years ago, were somewhat DIFF
ferent from the present time, lie lm-
pressed the inheritance Of