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The Portland daily press., 1875-01-16

New YORK, JAN 15-Eueain0.-The day in Wall
street has been one of excitement and depression IN
speculative markets. At the opening the Presidents
scheme for the resumption of specie payments added
to the dstrust previously prevailing ana caused re-
newed depression on the Stock Exchange and in the
gold room. This depression so far as the Stock Ex-
change was concerned was assisted by local events
and the lowest prices OF the wear for speculative Sc
curties made Money was ay at q per cent. on
call. Sterling Exchange firm at 1856 "a 4S6f for 60
days and 4s95 q 4S9a Tor demand. The customs re,
at l12 with sales in the interior at 114a 1924 the
rates paid for carrying were u, 2, 81 and per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day S24O00O
in interest and $4,000 in redemption OF bonds.
Clearing House statement: currency exchanges $751;
currency balances 30 gold exchanges
quiet. State bonds dull. Railroad mortgages quiet
and steady. The stock market most OF the day was
declining almost steadily from "A q 7Os. The deal
ings very animated and so large and rapid that
some disputes arose as 70 DOCKS 81 STOCKS
Exchange aggregated 1885,, 900 shares, including New
York Central 1911 shares Erie l3, 400 shares Lake
Shore 76,7O0 shares, North Western $1,000 shares,
Rock Island 1900 shares, Pacific Mail q 100 shares
St Paul 5000 shares Ohio & Mississippi 5000 shares
Western Union 10000 shares, Wabash 300 shares,
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
eminent securities;
United States 5-20s, 1852. .................114t
United States 5-2O's 1884,.
United States 5SSs, , 1892 G na;v cx.d;1
United States 2O's, 1867, ex-div
United States 5-20s, 1868, ex-div ............11
United States new SIS. ......... .......113s
United States 1910 coupon. .....,............u5
Currency 6's ex H. ....lIi5
The following were jne closing quotations of
Stocks:
Western Union Telegraph Cock div. ...........72s
Pacific Mail Observation-Disclosures
n v Central and Hudson River consolidated .1O1i
Erie. observation-disclosures. .............. ....... got
Eriepreferred 5O
Union Pacific stock ....................... 81
Michigan Central -, .................... $50. 80
Lake Shore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TAI
illinois Central .............. 500. .1O13
Chicago & Northwestern. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AL
CHICAGO r. Northwestern preferred ............. 81
Chicago g. Rock Island. .................... 1929
The following were the quotations tor Pacific Rail-
road securities: ePa. -r.
Central Pacific bonds. Observation-Disclosures.
Union Paclnc lana granCS ..5O3
Sinking Funds.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Markets,

VHOTtsHtt IfIHfHeINs
FRIDAY, January TO- The general markets show
no change. There is good feeling in the grain
market, and sales quite active but there is no
change to note. The grocery market remains I'M
changed. Potatoes are still in active demand.
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Foreign Exports,

MoNTEVIDE0. Bark Nonparei!-2ii, 420 feet Of
lumber.
CARDENAS, Brig Eva N. Johnson-25OO SHOCKS
and heads, ssS box shocks, 1870 empty casks.
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Dec 6. lat 81 N, Ion % 48 W, ship Matilda, from
Cardiff for Singapore.
Jan 7, off Alligator Lighthouse, sch Pride of the
East. from Frontera for New York,
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DERSONAL NOTICE.-All officers, sailors
Il and soldiers, wounded, ruptured or injured in
the late Rebellion, however slightly, can obtain a
Pension by addressing DIR. E. B. JACKSON, Late
Surgeon in United States Navy, No. New Cham
bers St.. New York City. Communications prompt
ly answered. Oc29snly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1. o. o. f.

The Annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Mutual
Relief Association will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 19th at II o'clock
ja16sn4t Per order, JOSHUA DAVIS, Sec.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-16

BOSTON q Mane Saliroau'
Eastern Railroad, 534
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PRINTING HOUSE

The Book, Card and Job Printing Business oF tba
late David Tucker, will be continued as heretofore
at the Stand,
116 EXCHANGE STREET..
An orders eithe personal or by mail, will receive
prompt attention. iy94dttsn
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-16

European Elarkets.
LONDON, Jan. 1912 80 P M.-American securities
United States 5-2Os, new, 1921. Erie Railway got.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15-l23O P. M.-Cotton market
quieter; Middng uplands 70 q 7ad do Orleans at
sales $4,000 bales, including 300 bales for specu-
latiOn and export,
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--latest by European steamers

Cid asLiverpool 28th, Garbaldi, Hoyt, East Pas
cagoula.
Ent for ldg 2Sth, Andaman, Potter, for Calcutta.
Ar at Deal 2Sth, Ocean Belle, Jarvis, London for
Cape Town CGH.
Passed do 2Sth, Sarah Staples, Shute, from Ran
COON for London.
Cid at Cardiff 24th, Hacyon, Durham. Caibarien.
Ent for ldg oath, MOravia. Morse for Mollendo
Ar at Valencia I'd ut, Anna s. Lily, Pray, from
New York
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State Temperance Convention.

The people of Maine, of every religious denomina-
ton, political party AMI temperance association,
invited to meet in Mass Convention at
Me0nian Hall, in Augusta. ON Thursday
Jau. d, 1878,
at eleven O'Clock, forenoon, for the purpose of
viewing work of the past, of rejoicing in present
success, and to devise for the future that will
enable us to advance 10 its final triumph.
The usual reduction of fare ON the several railroads
may be expected.
JOSHUA NYE,
ID. b. RANDALL, State
G. o. PAYsoN, Temperance
f. 4. SHAW, Executive
LIP. CALL,
January 4th, 1875. ja11df
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acted unfairly by him.
Counsel read the letter asking Moulton to
come up to Peekskill for consultation. He re-
ferred in the letter to the card in the Brooklyn
Eagle in July 1873: The card was produced by
| Theodore Tilton. 1t came into my possession
| and l showed it to Beecher. He said it would
kill him if published. About this time another
| card was published relating to Bowen's visit to
| Victoria Woodruff. l received another letter
| on July 9th, 1873, from Beecher. produced
| and identiied.) Counsel readl letter asking
| Moulton to come up and spend Sunday at
| Peekskll. Another letter of July I4th, in
| Beecher's hand writing, addressed to MIR.
| Moulton, reproving him for not coming up the
| troubled mind Beecher was in and wanting
consultation with MOulton.) Another letter
| from Beecher to MoultOn was read, in which
| he says he has sent Cleveland to New YORK to
| hunt up Carpenter, who has been telling
| stories, and that Moulton ought to put Carpen-
| ter on his guard against telling them as coming
| from headquarters Another letter dated Oct.
| 1873 was handed witness. He said it was in
| orris' hand writing and was handed to him
| by Beecher about the time it was written, with
| the remark that it was dangerous letter L.
was a letter asking for help and promised that
| the secret of Elizabeth Tiltons life would new
| err be mentioned. A letter of Beecher's, dated
| Jan. 1872, written to MoultOn, was next identi-
| fed, expressing reluctance to the acceptance of
| WOOdhurs invitation to preside at her lecture.
| Witness testified that in conversation with
Halliday, assistant pastor, he told him Beec her
was guiltless and remarked that the deacOns
| might be better occupied than in digging up
| scandals which were settled, as between
Beecher and MI. Tilton. that he repeated this
| conversation to Beecher, saying he thought
Halliday should be told the facts, and Beecher
thanked him. In subsequent interview in
July, Mr.. Beecher said he in tended to follow
| the policy of silence. That was after the Bow
en- letter. Beecher said the matter would have
to come before an investigating committee, and
| witness said that was mistake, that there
| should be further consultation and that Gen.
| Butler might be consulted. Beecher said he
| had the naming of the committee, and as to
| Gen. Butler he didn't think much of bis moral
| sense but it would be good thing to consult
| him as he was wise man. Witness read to
| Triton and Beecher separately the statement
which he (Moulton) afterwards read to the
committee, and asked him if it was honorable
for him to make it, and Beecher said Eyes"
| Beecher did not see Tilton, though they were in
! WITNESSES house at the time. Beecher said he
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-16

Will receive limited number of pupils in Oil Paint
ng, Charcoal Drawing, &c. from life and objects
Apply at Studio, room 8, Casco Bank Building, 81
Middle Street. ectisneodtf
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ADog s,ory-wi,n n Moral.

Mr.. James Duane has dorg, and that
dorg il called Captain winch the
saIne he is. Cap" as he is iamiliarly
called, Is II fine specimen of his breed,
being but little smaller than good
sized two year-old steer. There is an
ice man In this city, who also has u
dorg, but hardly SO large rs "Cap.n
Mr.. Duane has chum named Morris
Hennessy, who, it is said, claims to be
u joint stakeholder in "Cap.," and last,
though not least, to the Importance of
the following story, there is u man
called John, who dispenses cooling
draughts for the inner man at Bis
marck's saloon. This much by way of
preface.
Yesterday morning the ice man
drove up in front OF the Stonewall
saloon, followed by his dorg, who was
Immediately tackled by "Cap.," for
u playful rough-and-tumble fight.
Accepting the invitation, they were
thus pleasantly engaged when the ice
man joined In by SELLING u saw and
giving Gap" terrible cut across the
back, which sent him bleeding and
limping from the scene. Neither
Duane nor Hennessy were present, but
John was, and expressed his entire ap-
probation and qualification ut the
blow bestowed upon poor "Cap.n The
Ice man drove of, and shortly after
"Cap.'s" friends arrived, aud found
their pet, he whom they, had
LEFT but few hours before
In the bloom Of health aud strength,
q bruised and bleeding wreck. Pity
gave way to rage and indignation, |
aud Mr. Duane being informed Of,
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10 Inc I'UbIie.

have due me between nnccn hun
drcd aud two Thousand dollars for sub.
scrIptlons 10 the Daily and Weekly
HEaALD IN this aud adjoining conn-
ties. These accounts ARE all small, va
rying from one 10 ten dollars, and 10
scattered that II Is Impossible for me
to present euch individuals bill to him.
Az nm owing money, aud am expect
cd to pay II, | earnestly request all
those indebted to me TO call NJ TnE
HERALD and settle NJ once, Those TO
whom II will be more convenient can
liquidate their Indebtedness In wheat.
The wheat may be left at the Todd
Mills, where the highest cash price
win be allowed for II, and receipt be
given for the same In my name,
j. W. swlNDELIS,
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kldueYa aud bladder liver compliant lfiNH'a
weakness lE0 matter pf hpW long alHnilns
sYphilis 10 ail ils slaset splnal al'. asf' p'N
inpsns uleT, hpme eases viii require Nl.s'
npllsln Ia connection Win ihp N4pol iallis'
Advise iu irsam ~ dlfl aud daily h4plls
mual be- strictly followed, ! have cured fA-
ses NJ rhfnmallsm aud HenmlsiH n we've
yrars stan ting in one hfpr alrl fnlll7 NNl
iaYrr Wili Hiye Nl % any prIalN lNNl WIZ
prniure easH NJ liiH above nglnfd diseases
hat can Not enrf, where lhe patient Ff'
lains sufficient vitality lpr nnalllllll nHN'
peralipn, The baths should he taken once
q wepk fpr general heallili RHd at prevent
atiVrp irYrs, rhnlrra and nlhfT contagious
diseases. ThfY viii ent ihH msli nf hifNk-
lug eut caused Us lhH heat fernns lahlnf
lnn imlhs viii nGi suffer ~ muel iinW lNr
Intensity III suWnrl heat As hY ppflilns lNh
pDret Il paillrs M Through tho preparation
much mnrhii matter rom llr hlnpli mus
6aeing the system NJ internal eongeallnns'
Rooms ~ Residence ol Wnnl street. Npsl
~ pIlon rpmPr0ss, 4 proper assistant u
employed ~ attend gentlemen ~ llle nam
ronla nom 50, n, unlil lDr n, lAlle' VIII
receive special attention, pnine Anl hef me-
CDld ~ iepld shower hAlhs can hn hAh
without the Vapor BATHS, lfdeslnd' shower
hath, M epnlsi yapnr hath W twelve halh'
lOT sin,
The apparatus used was Invented AMI pat
eniedb y ~, u, II, fppgrlHi tho greatest pliy'
siean NJ lhp ago, who n nav located Ia Nov
Orleans, Mis-, FRANK THOMAS,
jydlm Magnetic Physician,
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Tho Election.

From gentlemen who returned yes
to-day from Tarrant county, THE HER
AID learns that considerable interest Is
being manifested In the coming cleo
ton. The voters have pretty generally
registered, and every indication points
to n heavy vote being polled. Ferris,
Mccoy and Brown appear to be the IA
vortes, while the nominee, Hon.
Rrush Wallace, is practically out of the
race. The few that would have sup
ported him have dropped him since
his speech, aud the indications now
are that he will hardly poll u "corpo-
RAILS guard"
Again, THE HERALD would impress
upon the voters of Dallas county the
necessity of polling our entire voting
strength. AS our representation in flu
ture conventions depends upon the
vote polled ON Monday, the importance
Of polling every vote can be plainly
seen.
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FOREIGN.
THE MAILS,


Arrival and Departure Of Mails nj Dallas Post.
oice.
Northern Mail,
via NJ, X. and n. Il. H., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York aud
~. Louis malls, arrives daily NJ 5.lS y III; de.
parts daily NJ N:D I'm,
southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points Ia southern Texas, arrives daily VI $3.50
y IN; departs daily NJ 5'2S p IN.
Eastern Mail,
Via Il, md 4. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, ana shreveport, and all
eastern Texas arrives daily ut $3.50 m; de-
parts daily at SOO p m.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Clcburnc, Granbury,
Wenthclford, Decatur, Pnlo Pinto JaCIsborU
and western posts, arrives daily ut 300 p IN;
departs dairy Mt $3.50 n IN.
Cedar Hill Mall.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield Alvarndo ana Cross
Timbcrs, arrives NJ p IN Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday nj
lam.
Scyene Mail.
Scycne, Haught's Store and Union hin
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at II M; departs at pm alternate days,
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. sElizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
at 0 p m Monday, Wednesday ana Saturday;
departs at Z Il III alternate days.
Red Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p M Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays. Departs 100 IN alternate
days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at A m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days ut = n III.
Mails for Bobo'sstore, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken ont By hand, at irregular in
tervals.
Office Hours,
Delivery window, s II m to pm,
Money order window, s IN to IL m, and
from y m to 4 p IN.
stamps sold from n m to pm.
Letters registered only during money orde
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office, on any account, viii please present
the same, In writing or in person, to the post
master
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nurderni FORT wosih,

From gentleman wh0 arrived from
Fart Worth, yesterday, the reporter
learns That u murder WIS committed
IN that town on Monday nlght about
II o'clock, 10Th the murderer nnd
the murdered man were strangers, aud
IN company had went 10 u house Of III
hmc, where some dispute arose be-
tween them, aud they walked oul Of
the house 10 settle the matter when
one drew pistol aud fired, killing hlr
adversary instantly, The murderer
escaped, hut sheriff JAMES had sent
men out In every direction In pursuit.
of him, with every prospect Of success
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our Courthouse.

Dallas county bosats, and Justly, OF
having one of the finest Courthoises
in the state. The taxpayers Of Dallas
county were assessed over one hundred
thousand dollars to erect u building
which Is II credit to the county and II
monument to the liberallty of the citi-
zeus. A beautiful grove OF shade trees
surrounds the building, and all II lacks
to completely finish 1t, is n neat and
substantial iron fence, The County
Court IL now In session, and should at
once take measures to properly EN-
cloSe the Courthouse and grounds.
The miserable patches Of fence here
and there around the ,hn'iding are II
disgrace, and slo,.,d be removed i'm
mediately, to give place to one that
will be In keeping with the surround
ings.
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PREfERRED SPECIALS.

iCsr received NJ the milwaukee, l'ocr Halt
UW MAIN alrcel, u large quantity III III, oole'
bralod Frankfort i4ngor lioor THIS hr'r u
superior 10 any IN tho United States II nlHo
hns received Impaired llhcln wine duAhAN'
TrRD runn,
Tho proprietor han engaged frot lh'goH
airing baud 10 glvo concerts NJ his hall every
eyenInx. IulyldOi
OMAN for watches aud Jcwclry. All goods
engraved FREQ OF charge
no you wnnt.a suitable present Tor u
nlend' You can hnd n ~ ornmf, from
ano gold watch aud chnn down to- litilc
ring. Aud rcmemberlt VIII be beautifully
engraved FREQ of charge,
I'M. DRAM has In his employ ono Of the
best wntohinakers IN the suite, Remember
this when you 20 10 have your watches r''
pnlIcd,
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II, smith, dghlin8i WeA NJ BulllF
and fined % and COSTS
I,R, Weslerdly lighllng : plea 81
guilty aud lined - aud opsis'
!, Thrasher, drums and dawn { plea
NJ guilty and linel y and CASTS
Themes White, drums and disorder
~ plea NJ guilty and hned ~ and
costs,
Th0maa Wilson, c1hihlllng faro
plea Of mol guilty. found glllly hn'
fined 80 aud Gusts,
Henry liroWder, exhibiting faro
plea of mol guilty. lound gullly ans
fined 80 and Gusts,
J,R, Church, eshlbllIng faro pleI
Of not guilty. found guilty aud llne'
80 aud costs,
john Ruokner, lighting plea q
guilty aud lned - and cosls,
q, H. Parker drunk aud down I pie
ofgullty and hned u aud cost
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Johns remarks al 10 his APPROPRIATION
of The affair, walked into lilsnlarek's
for the purpose of aseerIalnlng W what
way II concerned john and why he
made II his lmslnpss, Evidently John
could give nO satisfactory splpllpli
mr harsh words we're used on
hath sides, followed Wy John pulling .
pIsl0l, which Duane seemed 10 care hll
little for ~ he quietly walked around
the counter and seized II, Drawing a
pistol Grom his pocket, Duane struck
jain q yioleut hlow with u over lhe
head, hul helore he could make any
further use NJ H. he was seized by lhf
byslnndes aud the parties 'epar
waited. lIennessy went Ia search NJ lhf
loe man, bul failed ~ hnd him, ll'
found The loo mans dorg, however
aud II h 10 surprise The dorg died, loI
tho load NJ shot le put inlo lhat dnrl
WIS sufficient ~ have killed u lallalo
Moral II you noe u dorg tight, lool
NJ H. hut keep your tongue " yoI
have u good dog, Keep him mulHld
| II you have u hghllng dog, Keep l'll
chained,
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puiI Measure,

While Dr., Prices True l'lavollng
Extracts are full mrRurc, other eS'
tracts are short nearly onr-half what
they nre said 10 contain, arranged 10
look large 10 deceive the consumer
'rhc most of the socNllcd iva ounce
lav0rlng extracts hold hut one aud
ono-qunHer ounces, while pr, Prices
ARE full measure Just IN nr,t,nlcd,
strong aud pure, one trial Will prove
that the bottles hold one.half more
than others purporling 10 he the same
size, aud the extracts are Of the strong
cAl and most natural flavor,
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Yesterday was very warm.

Yesterday was very warm.
The annual commencement O
ursullne Academy takes place to-day
The Lamars hold their soclable mt
the Courthouse this evening.
What has become Of the Dallas
Rifle Team? Gentlemen, to the front
No business OF Importance was
transacted in Judge Buriord's court
yesterday.
The cornlce is beinglplaced around
Robinson's new two-story brick stable
on Main street.
Rev. Mr.. Carroll, of Waco, II is ex.
p"cted, will preach at the Baptist
church this evening.
Tomorrow is the last day that you
can register. Call at the County Clerks
Office before 1t Is too late.
The recent ;ains have swelled the
Trinity, though not sufficient to i'm .
pede crossing at the fords.
"A street Is being filled aud opened
up from Commerce TO Main, lust ems,
Of the Southern hotel.
Mr.. Wheelock, Ticket Agent oftbe
Texas Central, publishes card in an.
other column, tn which the attention
ofthe travelling public Is directed.
The police arrested a young gen.
ileman, last evening about dark, fol
riding down Main street at faster
gait than the city ordinances permit.
--Siler's large omnibus has just been
overhauled and repainied, and looks as
bright and pretty as picture Bust.
ness must be lively In the transfer
line.
-Tarrant county reinforces the
brigade with three recruits.
There were only four criminal eases
tried, one OF which resulted In mis-
trial.
County Court was In session yes
erday, but beyond some unImpoftant
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An AraIau, % Mr.. rannIe smllh.

IN tho article published some days
since, M arrest of u man named Lee
Il WIS stated That when Ice left the
International Hotel with The girl Fan
ME Roberts, he went 10 10 house ol u
"coloredn woman named Fannie
Smith, which was ~ unpardonahlt
error on the part II the reporler aud
ono oasily. detected, ~ everyday
knows That Mrs Smith h Of pure An
glo'Saxon stock, aud IN hr removed
from any connection with n negro ~
Queen Victoria h from any chamber
maid or cook,
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Tho ComncII LnsI MINT.

The meeting Of the Council lnst
night was ono Of the most exciting
and interesting held during the pres
eni administration. A large number
OF citizens were present, evidently
drawn there by the question Of grant
Ing the right OF way through the city
to the Houston aud Texas Central rail-
rond, by references 10 the proceedings
published In another column, II viii
he seen that the question was c0ntln-
ued until the next meeting, The Ccn-
tral propose, provided the right OF way
IL granted, TO build n freight depot
near the cotton compress, and have
already purchased the ground nom
Captain John NJ. Mccoy, west of the
compress, for the necessary buildings
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THIN DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASSOCIA-
TI0N.
Grand state Tournament anu AgricuI-
turaI Exposition, August 18th, 1878.

rhe most brilliant display of Gallant
Knights ever seen In the State, and mounted
on the most splendid collection of Blooded
Horses ever before exhibited in Texas. The
Prizes to be competed for are the most valu-
able ever offered in this country on such oc-
casions. An unsurpassed exh lhition of thor
ough-bred and trottlng horses--douhle and
single harness, and saddle horses. the best
display of horsemanship by ladies and gem
tlemen. Premiums will be given for the best
display Of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, and
all other agricultural products. Also for the
best span of mules used exclusively for farm.
ing purposes. There will he n magnificent
band In attendance. The Dallas Blood Stock
Association viii spare no pains In admins
tering to the wants of their guests on this
occasion, and ntidently expect that IL will
be the largest gathering OF the people yet
witnessed in North Texas.
There will be presented to the best drilled
company In Dallas. magnificent silk flag.
A. WADE, W. b. MILLER,
Secretary. President
July23-d&wtol4aug
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For Sale,

ny j. A, II, Hosack, Land Agent, Austin
street, between Main and Elm, one store
House and Dwelling combined, on Elm
street IN the city OF Dallas WIN take part
cash and part trade.
Lands In Tarrant county. WIN take mcr-
chandlse In exchange NJ falr price,
Also, the saloon, fixtures and billiard Ia
bio under tho san Jacnto Hotel.
A bargain eau be had In any OF the above
property.