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tss e. IT, sass rapa aaiGa
Setst|ss s,9''iis Ssa:aption ksnduta
charges FINN the ears. and ths wort ms f ILL dis.
ths.n tnt esy,sa; assss lick 'pe,I a9i:
painful dschAsxea. night 4xeats o ,perrn md Iii
uastes nf the e principle, within tho caijye anFs
vi nto9o q any pe5son asnx it for either dsoAss u
tho patont. dsily bsconjnF se1nce, By tho xaato.
and decoinpos!ion That IL continually proFren4 suo-
Tlsh neH sds !oh he.bS bjoad.~.p this i6a
fnr wou opcs this 4cmcdy commpuces is wosf ii pxft
c.sinn sad aTee.sd. "a dtainahns tho loss os H.ste
fhal !tnso craving bethr and slrQneet tha food d.
Fssa4 bsttak, Appste ttpsuTnks And het ind HcifHh
incEcaAfng.
Nn oaIJ dees tho sarsaparsl'tIn neso'7ent s1ce} III
known remedial agents Ia tho n Uhrtntc H&to!unI
&h Skin discascs, but it IL hs on ps
, 1875-07-03

Hev&nsh Annual Meeting. Of the I'LL
stttAN EnctHAys

Hev&nsh Annual Meeting. Of the 13li-
sEttih Society,"
Tbs foycptll ANIMAL meeting Of tile Illinois
Society Of school-principaIs will bo held nj
Champaign. In tho University building. July q.
7, anil ,. Tho following is tue programme Of
exercises:
T,r.iap, July e--s y. tn. Address nf Welcome. Dr.
!. NJ. drcgory: leswise hy the ircFidcns; business;
Arro!ntnicni 1t Standing COMMITTEES, etc.
htdnrsday, .tn!v ~ a. m. rre'lenls Address, J..
3. sicCiune. Deavan. 9ao a, n.; "Taes." F. a..
ltalgh4 Altun; discussion of same, ]. C. Scott 1ebs-
mn, Charcs Denasmo. Naplrs, and n.lc!r II \. H.,
dscus.i"a q .an,s Chasisr fs!ley M"nc snd t'n.tr
Ch,rago; discussion 1t sans: p. nj, "schoof- Man
netInent" u. ". Harris, 1"ckeonsilie: dstu's.n OF
e,i+son, +. a. Eastman at,l e'hc5s. = n, Lecture.
usa Asv. q. ". 8wsaney, Lou.stt'1s, In.
:. TAnrsdan .fuly - =. NJ, "Thc cnmlctent
Teacher: liow Shall Na fccurs 1lnl9" James Ham
nsn, Chicago; discussion Of sans. 10 4: m, Ess:
masc, versus Examinations in Class Promotions, =
Henry l.. noltwood. Princeton; dttcnfaon at same.
!, NJ, Natural se1enco III Elementary School. =
ts1 1n4trnction surrscdn tho tc of rho Tcxt l!onk
by the lupn7"-!iscllssion, members. Jp. rn., Dus-
u0&As
, 1875-07-03

11Mt-.:t0A Glo 1.slH f*NhIi 1ifb.
Alollc, lIarrio Mitchell, Little Augua, Little
Mac, aud IIucklobe1fy woro drawn.
Tomorrow there arc to ne thtea raccs, In tito
trec-for-at Judge Fullerton. Lady Maud, Anlori-
call Girl, and others.
Co1.rsrBus, O., July 2.--The races to-day drew
ont = lasgs attendance. The sport oponvd NTH
q n'ila and repoas runuing'T"ce for $500 purse.
Mlior took trns ltat ih 1:45, Lottie Moor sucond,
Worcester shlrd. Yienna dstanced. llazcn took
Daisy Miller took the ssconl money.
Tho next dYent wan a three -.ninute tsot
for a purse Of s1.a00. sl1 horses
started: ssony Branch took tho tstet
heat in 9;3s, Bcotlahd, the fa.orlte,
son took tho second heat In 2;94. h1h1. Isir{l
aud Or. Eush we're distahccd. Scotland, the
favorito, took tho third heat In 2;9Ol<. Ncttio
Ward fourth tn 2:s6l5S and Scotland the nth and
sixth and tho race il 23511 and LTD. Tho seo-
ond tnoney went to Stony Drahch, and tho third
to George Johnson.
Tho third contest was 2:3o racc, with six cn-
tries, for nurso Of $1,00. l3el,a UrAsstieEd took
tho rBt and aecond heats III 2:28 and 229 Sho also
took tile third In 2:3l, but this heat wae declared
oil. anti nov driver Hns put behind 4. j. Faw-
oettH Albert. on tho psenumpton that tho old
driver WAS not driving to Win. Delte Braastel1,
however. took tho heat ahd race In 2:30ti{
leaving Albert in tho rear Of tho field, whereas
In tho hrst aih second heats ho had stood third
std sccund Respectively. John ". Hall took tho
second money aud Abort third.
THE MENDOZA sIEE1rNa.
Srrcidf Uisuatch 70 Thu Chteago Tribune.
MEfporA. ill.,, July 2.-Ihe Mendots Driving
Park Association haa just completed the I'M
ErbvomenfB b tic tace-&taok. tt1ctl u widening
tho ho1no stretch 10 75 feet, building sibata.l.
tlal and commodluus Ampsl,thnatte, caI,ab1n Of
containing 5000 persons, and magnificent din
lng-roon, which can srAs 300. These improve
1nc.,ts hayo cost tho Association over 9},GJ0 aud
it il now aecond 10 no tsAek In tho West. Tho
accommodation for horeoa il excellent, and the
facilities for getting hero from att points. to-
Gcther with hotel accommodations, arc Ill that
cal be desired. 1hs tngotlnR Oh Tie 6th OF July
promises we'll. The progfatnno ID pieapu-
HlOot i'll the morning and races in tho afternoon.
Tho Association has mado arrangements with
tho Chicago, burlington d Quincy aud tho H.
hnoia Central Naiir0ad Companies for haif-ratoa
over their roada for that day.
FlRsr DAYS RACES AT B1AnoA, IA.
sptc.at NsfatcA to Tn Chendo Tribune.
ERIE Pa, July 2.-1u tue tbree-tmtnuta tAct
thero wese five Starters Qen. Lee, lay Fanny,
Tom Wonder, nlue Dell. and TArlton. In tic
fourth heat rarton, Of thiy city, disthuced the
Geld. wfnnfug tue heat And rsca. Gen. Lae tooh
tho irnt heat, TsrltonItha aacond, Ice the third
Time. 2t0, 2:SD}<, 2f48. and 234.
Xix haRts Nere trotted In the $3.50 race for
which thera wero four starts. Ahgio-Saxon
ToFsy, Slcopy Tom, aud Lady Patterson, Don
took the A1st and second hoRtA, Saxon The third
fifth, and SIXTH and Topsy tho fourth. Tims
1'a5, ASA, 2:85, 2s36. a"SG, sud 2.30.
, 1875-07-03
AN IMPORTANT LRTTER.

From rtosansnt ssntstaan aad rssdsnt oi Custnna,
o. for tho a&t IaEIy Year, well known To tho nsNspauAs
patiishsfs throughout sho unsad ftatcs.
NEW YnRk, Oct. II, 1870.
Da. KAnMAr-pEAa gtK: lam Induced ty ! asnsa u
soI1nx Ut {uur mbcins tnsse!. For eotetai yeats
haa o,sn ssotsd x sotns t5.sos n sho a.ddff ri
in na&t terribly affecting dsaass which tho phtsItAn1
t,4tmAtia o tha adnsI4 snd bladtor. nd aATs Il
xS2ns ygpa9a r.s. 11as ~ es1sd es,sB.
pysiesus, md had AAoa tasfs quantity Of tasdia!ns,
bad rad of AAtonsns having been nAds b. yonf
hss IL Essg M Il r. eSss -
snseo ~ es.on .ho etd tou1 sssq sutest1x = I'D
ps1a. Rcsusent, Ready 1slfei. and Requiring f1ls-
and esmn~acgA taking hsos. In thsss daJs zeeAA
" sofao4 Cd. Apd RUM feSl ~ vol : egsr,
U, ". jAMEH, QiaeinuAN. O.
, 1875-07-03
DR.. RADWAY'S
Pills

psfeutly tastssa4 elegantly coated With swsst 4u1l,
pnYe. ssEulstc putfy. esHHse Aad stsg4thsn: K.a-
lyeI hsx: kiaasys b!aaa.: hs.9ss. p's3s,s.: s..:
psp.a HtlInsanss:, HNans fs1sr, ln1hta: o1 at !hs
hoxo Piles. and ~ tsl.oxoaee Z u te lnteeH.1 "
ssahle containing no ssruJ, nansss, Of dslssestoos
II Obssfvs ths tol!sw!ns .yupena rsaxltlax ifos
D9oId.s 9! ths bisss{S osssnn =, ,. a,. !, N.
Issad. IT ~ btou,:sa H4pss. ~ lts.s.oa5a ~
geo Fsss: II s n H. H. p y e. sss-
an6. SNi.n1nt ot ~ fs$*d, Hurried SD Bt&sah
IL ssasstps sGsa g 1Y!ns la:sqsN Ma9sse n Va
T. on 1Hss q Tsst i NJ ,f.sr @ x
q: PHI "A e.. h.a IL .as ss9 W l4'ss 49,
'aaJss ,as dns.s Il hAnWhSs FlH III kas ths yystee
rs4 81 ~ shore aAnsd tts9taats- Prizes - esatA ~
bon. Sold by druggists.
g.. Isuud s+Ealsa and Tkaae,"
xs:s Vi l: :s,, ~ TIL: 's<ses sssk VIZ
, 1875-07-03
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Dtsossss, Grase Dtasstss, DtotAA
soppaxa of water. noont ntinouro Of urin7. d.
.; ~ =. kits sstst . tssk s!oady H'fsd ZAP
nix thers d mo1hd, dAsk, kous spPsa1aneF, nd
whlte bonedult deroats. and whsn there prick1px
Of tho back and slonx tho lotns.
Hudwaysz ltesplvcnt.
--. BEvEALt, Ma4a., Jniy IT, l9oe
pH. RApw41! hass had osafi8h tanof Ia the oxete4
and bowels, All thu doetors aid thoso wae 10 hep ior
It," 1trted araf3tb hing that bat Eot
ine holpo5 NJ. Nv seut Resa'ysas. .ad {houfhs
fsr.d twsl!e fets tok 9otsa II ~ RssolVsas
snd one bog ot lAd.ays re and two bott,ss ps your
NeAy Raef, and tbcro u nut sign Of ataoe b. Aena
2. felt aaa tso hestsE smarter md happ!sr than
sds Ut tbs huwos. tbs Eto!n wEts ta!s tn go1 II
tho benefit Of ohoEs You can pnnlIa lon Qh6esn
Price, a rsr bott!c.
, 1875-07-03
The ILLINOIS Apju1ANr.GENERAt.

6ptelaf Hspatth ta Thr Ch1cuao Tribune.
BrN1AurlELn. Ill., July 3-9:15 y. m.-Coi
Hiram IlilIretA, Of Chicsgo. LAS boen rendered
the position Of Adjusant-Icne1al Of illinois, aud
It ii understood tu official quarters that TO has
accepted the Office: Col. lltldssth did SERVICE in
the Seventeenth IllinoIs'Cays!ry, With uoy. Uey-
e1Ide ~ Cu!obea.
, 1875-07-03
A CHARLESTON SUSPENSION.

CnAhLEsEos, i. e., July 2.-Ihc suspsnsIon
Of tue South Carolina bank and 1'ruHt Company
Of Columbia. III announced. Hardy Solomon,
TTes.dsnt, attsibutes tho Ayaroueion 10 heavy
run oy 3eFoaItors, .toxetilor With tAa iu4poha.bi-
tty Of collecting loans duct bank, Tho btato
dotosis in Tue suspended bank amount IL abuui
*4oO,v
, 1875-07-03
THE FOURTH.

SrtetAl Dt*ratsh ia The th.e1lo tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July ?.-The Fourth will be ca!c-
brAtcd in yarons forma aud mRnners throughout
Will County, principally oil Saturday. However,
in aomo localities Tho day will 10 observed OH
Monday. In this city thoro will bo no general
observance, but business will bo partially hus
pended during tl4o day on Saturday. Tho First
Presbyterian Church Society will pcnio il OH tho
canal down 10 tho wido Water at Cllannal1on,
enliyenng the occasion with SONGS declamatiuns.
Yeatlinga wliilo Oh board.
Tic employees OF tho Jolict Iron and Steel
Company wall picnic At the Far Grounds near the
city, OF which OCCASION tic lion. L. L. Dtecken-
ridge will deliver au otasion.
at Oai f'nrk tho Holy tlraif T.ojgo Of tue
Knights Of Tytlins, will towlnnn Lodge I. o. ..
T., will spend tho day after h procession through
the streets.
1t Iouso's Grove, OH Tho west county limo,
grand ptcnfc is anuouucod tudor tho auHplccs Of
seward Orange. lilo lion. q. b. Il. Iarke, uf
Joliet. IL announced aA tic orator.
At tho beautiful Eroro ut Now i.cnox OIL tho
Chicago. lock Island 4 Pacific nailruad. pic
nis Ut l,tlge dimensions il on the bills. Tho
lien. Dcnjululn ulin, Ut Joact. will deliver tho
grafton, md The parties who have the matter III
charge expect rou<ng demonstration.
At j|Eaidwooti tho various HhcrnInh Societies
will observe tho day on Monday with 4 grand
demonstration.
At Lockrort, on tho Chicago 4 Alton llailroah.
tho public eciooln will hold a reunion at Atllllea'
Grove OH Saturday, and ou Mou,lay tho fatatr
alathow. Totul Abstinence Society will celebrate
III Kyan'a Grove.
AZ E!wooa, Tho 1icmckers will assemble at
Grants Grove on Saturday.
At ChsRnahoH, tic people will OIL Saturday
assemble IN groso uear tho village. and listen
to Ri grafton By Col, ilcnrq Lognn, Of joliet.
, 1875-07-03

y. Darling enters h. N. nersrudc. ..,.-...a % :
George F.rnsw"zth snscs. hs. G; lack Short.
CoSne4tut Sullivan rntsrr h. 4. Hts1ng. 5r... a
pr.rsn 'sr1, I'LL a is;s-is,snaa ; ; premium r No.
70 tlls x. ond. sa't Ia Tho .hisd.
'!"mts Murphy enters b: .. Var Jis.... l,5 ! !
+ 81 'sS'": ssst ENTER. enter. H. s.s, .; s%s ss
y. II. ion.a rnttra b. m, 8anssmon. ..... +. O..
7,me-i:a'x ;lat't; i:IsE; iasN; t:sr.
THE rRbnKAhNE ro-rAY.
To-day thtfo will hs tao rtstftl{tfg fhctB,--A
tnvcn1e stakes for 2.ycst-olds. between tho
>taicum h!!y. Hurry Edwards, Antioch. Mai1n
Anh S!xtcota, Jr and dash tvlro around inside
track by Hansasnnia, Falmouth. War Zig. 1lo1elsat
and Csucktotd. Beside titese, thcrn wlli isc q
2:3n tho 'cntttos bsinR Phil Sheridan. fleta, In
dependence, l'rInco. and lEnrkcoer1y.
TttE dALEAnuAa HEkTtSd.
Srfcial f'tEateh y T"e Chr~'o tribune.
la,t night uoftcned tho track AMI made racing
Impossible. Nothing eccurrod nt tho tifiving
Thfk to-day, Ind horren1ott generally aro t1trg6t
ed ht thu turn af1nirB havo takeu. Many src
already loariug With their s.oct. Tomorrow
will 10 msdo At trosling. Entries have bco'.
published for tho tEosttng and ono pacing raca
with a6oO, 7400, and $2aD offered Al premiums.
No r,int,lnE liorscA hnse boon brought tn tht
Ero,.pds and tho meeting thus far is conceded
failure.
TIE M1ySEsorA 1nirAn1irE MEETING.
lit. PAui., afan., Jttit 2.-1tio sec0nd day 6f
the meeting oil tho Dnstng-rark coirso waa q
grand suocoss. Owing 10 nnf&sorablo weather.
lndcat.ona tho attendance was no larger ti1au o1.
tile frat day, but those who wcre present hatl
tho satisfaction Of witnessing tho eEoscst con-
tcs!ca running race. With tho fastest time eycr
aeen mado wcst Of tho Mfssissirf,i.
In tho frat race, tho 2:sU ciass, trotting. rutse
sl.200, there were onlY notwithstanding
Chnn,p, boy Charley, anil Charley Westbrook.
Tho latter was fhrgo favorlto, md won, taking
tlu Iirst third. and fourth heats. Charley Champ
Kcttsag tho second heat Time, 1:3v1S, a:32tl(,
LAG, 2:3i34.
III tho running race tho starters were Got
n!ccly, 0eorgo Rico, Moloc, and Qucen Of Dia-
aionds, tho nf.t u gtest faFoFito, With George
ltica second, Col Ttcals Winning in two EtrnigAt
heats In tho fast t!mo Of 2:45I md 2:4511& ;
George llieo good second.
The last racn wAs very exciting, 4 Iargo amount
Of money changing hands. principally an time.
TIlr KALAMAZOO RACER.
:spse.ai L1spatch u 7'he Ch,caao ff,buas.
KALAMAZOO, Mch., July 2,-There Was good
attendance to-day. and eplendu trotsing. Tho
track was slow, aw,ng to Tho rains of yesterday
a.ltt TODAY. Tho beats wcte trottca alternately.
Tho ftt VAS 251 raca. purses eamc in ali.
A!azonanio Walked away viii, it. The following
iH tile
, 1875-07-03

WASHINGTON. D. O., July 2.-For the Tannes-
Eee, Ohio Vallay. and Lake regton, falling hAs-
omcter, southpriy to oAuteriy winds, warmor,
generally cloudy xsathat, aud rtin Areaa.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
stn,rtno 7oi~ q
, 1875-07-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, July a.-stoamshlpa OosuwAlt and
Rcythia, from Now York, and Ohio, from Baltl-
more, lavo arrived cut.
pullApELrulA, July 2.-ArriYeo, steamship
Yatsrlald, from Antwerp
new YonK, july 2.-AIstyad. steamers aomsz-
cot. Higtol, England. NsckAx,
, 1875-07-03
AROUND QUINCY. Ill,

Special Dspateh to Tile Chteaoo Tribune.
Qu1NcI, ILL.,, July 2.--Another tremendous rain
storm v.nted this latitude last night, causing
great damage to tho railroads centroing in t!1ia
city. The 1T. Louia, Koohuk t. Northwestern.
aud tue Missouri, Kapnas d Texas Roads wore
good doal damaged, Al WAS also the Carthage
i Burlington branch OF the Chicago BurliuK-
ton L Quincy. The Hannibal l. Naplcs branch
Of tho Toledo, Wabash i Western noAd
WAS ba1ly washed OUT and 900 foot
at track on tho Quincy, Alton l.
st. Louis hoad WAS carried away botween Dlhok-
ford and Naw Ceptor. TheIo were no st. Louis
mails oyor that road to-day. Il ia e1peotad.
howoycr, that tho tracks will all be repaired by
tomorrow night. Tho rain covered = large area
OF country, and, from all Sources ths report is
return.l to this city that the lowlauds are anb-
merged, and whory crops have boea plansod tho
harvest vail proYe an entise failure,
, 1875-07-03

DaAuA, Mob, July 2.-Mal adyices stats that.
the entire vlllseo OF Meridian. Jefferson County,
Nab, WAs totally destroyed BY tornado last Bat
urday. AIo1a,ttria, i small town ii tho samo
county, Wan also badly damaged. No loss Of
, 1875-07-03

3fHE~3'Ea <s.51 -'I@.94
Continuous, Chester, Thomns Slim Jim, Geo.
r., aud Lady Duncan were drawn.
Il required five heath 10 finish the 2:27 raoo,
aud splendid tight it waa amoug the large fell
Of horses. Thnle was sensation Whom, after
Glc1nent!no had won two heats, Siolaey TOOK ali
the rest. leading from wite 10 WlEc, and nerer
skipping. The following III
, 1875-07-03

f.
Snttfaf banateh tn The Chlca1n TRIBUNE.
LAron7E. Ind, July 2.~-From MI appearances,
tllo htemnn's tournament to be hold hero July 6
will DO q grand sucaosH. There will be sixteen
visiting companies and eight binds, The fol-
lowing cities will TO ronresentcd Fa'amazoo,
Mich; Niles. A1iel,.: south Bend, lud.; War
raw. Westylile. LosauspoEt, Peru, aud Michigan
City.
, 1875-07-03

coMrAluSoN OF THE ckEEpMooR AND fioLl.yMoUNr
Hs.UlIEs.
In tho subiolhod tablo Of TIM ecores a. Crcet1-
moor and Dotlynlount tho nanos of tho contest
ants arc given in tho order it, which they stood
in 1874 Their rank In ta76 Is indicated l,y Tie
numbers within tho rarenthcses. At dolly
mount, with onty ono Change in tho metnbernhip
OF their team. tho Americans scored 33 moro
Tha frisl, Tenn, contained Two new members
aud their rcoro waa smaler than that in 18Th by
8 points, Tic Americans Won tho victory last
year by points. aud thta year they wero suc-
cessful hy 10 points. The following IL COM
fHefs
, 1875-07-03

TUE hA00TlNa At Do1LYNouNT,
Tho American Team Was ov0n moro Sucoeasful
at Dol!ymount Tucslay than a. Ctualmaor In
1874. Winning tho victory by = acore Of 81. Tho
score Of tho American Team was much larger
this year than last. but tho Irish soore lacked
pujnts Of eVualiug that ut Crco1mpor, Tho
score Of Zach to2nl II given below
N..1k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-12
LOUISIANA.
They Are Rejected by tlIe Com
gresSiOnaI Investigating
Committee.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE
following is the conservative PROPOSE
tons OF adjustment submitted to the
congressional committee:
First The election Of 1872, now be-
fore congress, not TO be included in the
adjustment.
Second-lrhe election of treasurer
and memners of the general assembly
ia 1874 to be submitted TO Messrs.
Hoar, Wheeler, Frye and Marshall, il
being distinctly understood that those
returned both by the returning board
and conservative committee to be ac-
cepted US legally elected.
Third--The house Of representatives
to be organized, dc aOvo on the basis OF
the committees award,
Fourth, When the house of repre-
sentatives is organized, TO send to w.
=. kellogg, acting governor, and to
the senate, MS constituted by the award
of the committee, message Inform
ing them that the house is organized
and ready to proceed to business.
Fifth-The conservative members TO
sign an agreement that while not APP
proving or recognizing the legality Of
the government known as the Kellogg
government, we agree not to disturb
the executive, because of his past polit-
zeal acts, so long as he is sustained by
the president.
SiXth-The members Of the house OF
representatives returned by arbitration
not be changed, except by death, res.
ignation or expulsion Tor just cause.
Seventh.--The senators returned by
arbitration to be seated.
This proposition was adopted by q
vote of lifty-niue to eight, and COM
mittee appointed to hand il to Mr..
Wheeler. He and the committee left
on the morning of the 9th, with the
propositions in their pockets, and that
night the following reply was received:
MOBILE, February ..
To Hon. james Young, st. Charles Hotel
Chairman:
Propositions not accepted.
w. u. WHEELER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-12
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Prince iiismarok 10 iscmain
la Office - Royal Train
Fired Into BY the
Carllats.

LONDON February n. Tho royal
train, bearing Alfonso, was fired Into
by the Carlisle, few miles from lO,
grOno AuhOdy wah hufl.
liEnllA, february II. - bismarck
VIII remain ~ olllce 40 long ~ his
health permits,
ClrY oR MEXICO, February O,-The
women of Guanulunlu Ia their prOleat
against the new law ahollhhlng con,
vents shy; ave PROMISE not "a recog,
nlse ~ father, brother or husband,
ANYBODY who directly or indirectly
took part la the action OF oougresa eA-
polli1g the Sisters of Charity
The Tract d'union says that Protest.
anllsm, sustained by funds remltled
from London aud the United States, ii
making an active propaganda In the
republic, aud the number Of reformed
churches IL increasing. Not u month
passes without conflicts occurring be-.
tween tho Catholics aud Pedestrians.
MADRID, February ll.--An ollcla
dispatch admits that the advance guard,
now the extreme left OF the troops op-
Grating against the Carlists In Navarro,
has suffered Il check owing 10 the over
confidence Of III commander The
CarlIat chlenaln, Mcnderl, was az.
rested for treason, and shot by order
Of Don Carlos,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-12
Races OF ADVERTISING
DAILY.

Fire lines FIN cents far first inser-
ton, and Twenty-Five cents for each sub
segaeat daily Insertion. Thirty 'Cord'
make tiue tins.
Per square Of ten lines, one doltd'
for he first insertion, ami tDtp cents fol
euch subsequent Insertion. Fire Hne'
One month, s.; t'Co months, 81
MFee months, $40
one square, Of ten lines one month
s.. tco months, ST.; three months, SIS
Notices uader head Of Cty Business
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aALyEsrON.

GALVESTON, February ll.--Money
steady. Gold quiet at ll33mllil buying
Rnd selling silver ensy ut l074@l0Si,
buying aud selling
Exchange Commercial bills In scNnt
supply rates very firm, Commercial
New York sight, currency, par gold,
nominal New Orleans sight, currencyt
par; gold, nominal, Sterling, sixty
days, 81 40. Bankers New York III hi,
currency, premium gold, nominal.
New Orleans sight, currency, 4 PEE
MUM; gold, nominal. Sterling, sixty
days, So 90,
Hides steady. Dry flint selected, lSl
OlSSc; NJ they run lSlMlS!c; wet
snlted selected 0G butchers green 7IGG
Sc; dry snlted sold IVA dry flint with nj"
lownnce for salt; 4 ne stock, 8 cents,
Colton-Market quiet aud firm. Or
binary, l2Ec; good ordinary, l3sc !;
low middling, l4sc; midding l6ac;
good middlng, lbac Sales, 2, $50 bales;
receipts, 2,i4l bales; stock, 7S,22l bales
LONDON.
LoNpoN, February ll.--Eric, 25i.
Bullion decreased nearly half u mil
lion pounds sterling
PARIS.
PARIS, February ll.--Rentes 65f.
Specie IN the bank of France has In
creased seventy-two million francs,
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February ll.-Noon--
Cotton quieter. Middling uplands,
I'D; Orleans, T@Sd. Sales, 10000
bales.
Up. Mddling uplands, 7s@7Sd !;
middllng Orleans, 7i@Sd.
5p. M.--Sales on basis middling up
lands nothing below low middling,
shipped January, I'D (; sales on basis
middling uplands nothing below low
middlmg, shipped January and Feb
ruary, I'D; sales on basis middling
uplands nothing below low middling,
delivered February and March, 7Sd;
sales on basis middling uplands moth
ing below low middllng, shipped Jan
uary and February, 7 1l-l6l,
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, February l1.--Cotton
Demand fur. Sales $3.50 bales
Prices irregular. Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary, l3S@lIc; low middlng
to strict low middling, l4l@l5c; mid
ding to strict midd!ing, l5lc; good
middling to middlng fair, l5s@l6sc.
Receipts 5,750 bales; export CONT
nent. 1859 bales; stock, 292,60S bales !;
unsold last evening, ISL 400 bales; on
shipboard, l35500 bales
Gold, 1l44. Sight pnr. Sterling
S. 5l!.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, February ll.-Noon--
Gold opened at ll44.
Cotton dull. Sales l47 bales. Uplands
l5sc; Orleans, Ice.
Exchange Long, 81 81; short,
81 SD. Governments dull and lower.
State bonds dull. Stocks dull. Money
p per cent. Gold ll4!@Il4l.
Futures opened steady. Sales 1900
bales. February, l5ll-l6@l53c; March,
Ii l3.l6@l5 27-32c; April, lGBGl6 3-l6c,
May, Is 7-l6@l64c; June, 10 1890
lG3c; July, l6 3l-32@17 l-32c.
Evening Cotton--Net receipts, 99S
bales ; gross, 1856 bales.
Money in better demand at 2I@3.
Sterling nominal, closing ut Al.
Gold, l4l@lis.
Governments active and steady.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Fut Tres closed: April, 10 3 321l6sc;
MAY, l6 l3-32G0lG 7-lGc; june, Ii 23.32r;
July, rs 81 .32(@l7c; August, II l-l8C@
lTbc; September, l6sc.
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Storm.

New York, February ll.--An east
erly snow and rain storm prevails.
The Staten island ferry boat has been
drawn Off for repairs. The "Embassa.
dOr.u for London, was forced ashore,
by the ice, Oh the flats. Several YES
sells. in attempting to 90 to sea, were
Obliged to return. Several pilot bonts
are in the ice of Sandy Hook, which
extends as far as the eye can reach.
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Shaking o, Dry Dock,

PHILAfsLPHIA, February l2.-The
dry dock is sunk. 1t will take ON the
Pennsylvania for repairs. The ice
floated under the dock and over
turned it, causing considerable dam
age. 1t lies on the side. IL will be
several days before it is righted. One
unknown man is missing. Being the
only dock on the Delaware it will be
towed to New York for repairs.
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