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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31

The HERALD has received print
ed circular letter from LOWS Car
michael, Unadilla, Olsego county,
Now York, on Tho industries Of
the country, The Financial Sitna'
ton, and II Third Party for 1876"
in which the great financial ques-
ton is discussed, and II third party
recommended, which Mr.. q. thinks
will place 'tho prosperity OF the
country in the hands Of tho people. "
We arc requested to publish this
column letter, but ~ we don't pre-
tend to understand the financial
question in all It's parts, which has
no thoroughly bcioggod both the
great parties and the wiscst Of our
statesmen, we decline to comply
with his request. We do not
500 through his visionary scheme,
or how he proposes to como down
to a specie basis, and therefore can
not 500 how third party" can &C.
complsh tho desired crd. We be-.
lievc that an honest aud economical
administration Of the government,
by the Democratic party is
the surest road To financial pros
pcrily, and we arc willing to trust
to that end. lts record in past days
is n sufficient guarantee tous, for
it's future course Oh this and other
vital questions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31

York on tho Same day at 4:l5 am
The route chosen for those fast
trains is via the New York Central,
tho Lake Shore and tho Michigan
Southern railways. AS we under
stand it these trains arc exclusively
mail trains, no passengers being al
lowed on them. rhoy will consist
of an engine, tcnder and four postal
cars, and no stops will be made eS-
cept to change engines. The first
or primal trip will carry members Of
the press Of Chicago and New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31

The Sixth Annual Industrial FIX
position of Cincinnati will open on
Wednesday, the Sth instant, and IL
is said will present u finor appear
ancc than any previous opening
day, The opening ceremonies are
to be preceded by tho greatest trades
procession ever witnessed in the
United States. SO says dispatch.
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DALLAS, TIE x n 50.

We respectfully call the attention Of con-
suners of cigars, md the public generally, TO
our new Cigar Factory, where Will he found
NJ all times an y Mol cigar, manufactured
from the finest selected leaf, which we will
sell nj the VERY lowest factory prices.
Our Efforts In each case are To give such
satisfaction In every particular MS viii cnn-
bic US 10 secure ali future orders from the
snme parties, We invite the inspection of
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
July3ldGm kllNE& WINNE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31

ARRANGEMENTS have been com,
pletod for running two daily fast
mail trains between Chicago and
New York, the distance to be per-
formed in little ovcr twenty six
hours. The first train will leave
Chicago on the 10th of September,
At . o'clock pm, while the west
ward bound train will leave New
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31
GRAND REoPENlNG.

Mrs. and Mr.. Putt desire To inform tho
public that they have retaken possession of
the Dn Has City Garden, AMI will reopen tbe
same this Saturday evening. August 7th,
ahu VIII Keep the same open every night,
MUSICAL entertainments will be given every
wednesday, Saturday and Sunday EVENINGS
Hot anu cold baths Is cents each, No disor,
~ persons will be admitted. auo7dIm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31

The Office of general manager of
tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway, made vacant by the rcsig
nation Of Colonel Il. s. S. Stevens,
has been abolished,as wo learn by a
note from William Bond, ESQ.,, re.
celver Of the road.
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d e N I'll s II r Y
by
DIR. j. a. SEEGAR.

6 wo i tuli plates Of teeth.""..... $50 90
eoid ming even with tooth sur
H., race ...,.,.............,...., ...... 400
broken teeth restored TO their
NJ, NATURAL FORM, 6y gold....... SO 80 to Is 90
40 anu ainaisan hlings.".,... 200 10 $50
All diseases Of the teeth and gums treated
nave worked in Dallas seven ana n hair
years, and one year,of the time with ns fine n
workman we as Is In the state. Will warrant
III ~, tne work do for three years. Office on
July26d3m r. A sEpaAp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31
CHANGE OF TfNF H.:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1875.
CLOSE CONNECTION

At Minneol0 and International junction,
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, PALESTINE
Huntsville Houston and Galveston. AT
Shreveport, with the Red river boats for
New Orleans and the South, and with the I'll
Vioksburg and the South. At Texarkana,
with the
CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD. FOR
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DIED..


AIIEN-0n Tuesday 81 Of August. Henry w, son OF VIM
fen, IN the 22i year ~ his age. $780,. $500
Relatives and frens 4 family and those Of his br0thers
W Royse Allen law Eenry NJ Nay are 70
specially invited to attend the funeral Oh in INC VA
inst IL ociOck, his late residence sol west rOnr'
feminist.
BERTRAN DIV. neslay. Aug !, John Edmund berttanas
age 2S r.sii, Of his father iDlAw j. h. ooutne
WORTH, 239 Carroll Park, Brooklyn. y. \.
Notice Of funeral heroait I.
Woodstock Canada WesD papers please copy
DURYEE-At Newark " J., on Tuesday, tho 81 lnst' Mira
Amanda \. DIryee aged ~ year,. an,
Her relatives and iricnds ami hose OF her son, enry W.
Dree are invited attend her funeral On Ihursy new
9TH inst at O'clock IRON her late ie'dohce' NJ IL
ingOnp ace NeTtrk, y. J.
UAZZARD-At Cornwall. on the Hudson. ci August, Maggie
Hazard, daughter Oi William H. AM hhOda l. in@ar|
aged II years, months, and II days a.,
Relatives friends respectfully invited 70 attend tns
funeral from residence of her parents 24f Batc st~
Brooklyn, Thursday, 9th August, al 3 D. III.
JANES-In Providence r. L. Monday August Gertrude
Pool. wife Of Lewis q. James Of brookbn
Funeral in IlOckiani, Mas, on Thursday.
M0NTGOMERY-At her residence in Philadelphia on the "a
7Oth yrarOf her age Mary Harrison hoDtSoyi
widow Jam0 VI Itgonoy, d. a., iats HecOor Vi
Stephens Church, Philadelphia.
PURDY-At his late residence No 80 East ioth st In is
city, Tuesday, Aug s. John Pury IN the ols year VI MS
per, services will be held Calvary Church 2lstst ard
4fh ave, friday, The O. inst, at ~ O'CLOCK .soas'cs
and friends are iSied 10 attein. .
sCoIr-August B. 1875. brief ness sail 0. wife Of
T. IT, II. scott and dauglt O the Late William W all
pel,fivrs and friends attend the ihnrrai on
Friday morning August o. III 10 O'Clock. Om the rcs1ehcS
her mother, 292 kutlaVe
Notwithstanding Of apopexy AZ his residence on Monday
August Daniel H. Turner, aged bi years
Funr from his reslouce, No. 80 Fh ave. on THURS
day, sta inst, AT 10 a. H.
WARD AT Saybook Conn. July 90, John h. Ward IN the
67tl year Of MS axe, formerly OF this city.
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THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL CiMP1IGN.

INFLAIIOS AND GRAN1ISM HE PROBABLE ISSUES
70 the EditOr OF The Tribune
SIR The only State whose October election
has National significance is that Of Ohio. IT the Demo
Gratis win it, the OF the next Presidential campaign
must inaation with the Democratic party IA it chef
defender and advocate. Tho Democratic Journals OF the
Scum and West have made the threat boldly almost
daily for past months, and with the recruits from
the fence which a victory in Ohio would give them, the
InHationiss would easily control the National C0nycn-
ton. Then. il ex-senator Carpenter Is true prophet
Gen. Grant takes tho field % thddtcrm cail-
didatc, the circumstances not likely to occur
having arisen. 1t is very clear that the great
Uass OF Eastern Democrats Will never vote FOR
imitation. II is equally clear that The great mass OF mo
Republican party everywhere will mover vote for third
term President Grant unless they have to choose be-
tween him and a evil as imitation would clearly
be- In such a condition Of affairs, which may may
not come pass exceptionally good opening for the
Centennial candidate nominated Ivy the people who las
spoken of in several quarters lately would 10 pre-
scnted imitation aid GrdntS on the one SIDE,
and nOn-paltian. intellectual candidacy ON The other.
pIorioIs thing TO have all the Buffers, Peneton k
eys. Cascys DclanoS. Aliens Mortons. all the DEM
gOgIns and fortune hunters side, and all the de-
cency, patriotism, ana honesty on the ohcr for good
s1ualc hch II would be contest worthy OF our Cen
tennal year. and who believes IN the strength OF
our institutions would haze any fear OF tho result d.
Ner York, Aug. > $50.
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yyor,v Aas,,,.,t virginia c. Aicott yrrniA
I.gn,. ~ ali Vtr~sn,a ". y. Cullen. virginia
r. ~ Cos~srd vfrg,nia Sara, Boston.
=; ~. w az, ~ ,s..it,r6 4 T. Smith, Wareham.
tlo," .s - VIrvtnia J. y Gilmore, virxniA
nap x ,,,S"nd Va Ann r. Valentine Richuo0
l. =. Tns,p' nassrIv II r. NJ. Baxter, Newport
h n.s, nMh. aandwic2 Kate Mary ProyidenoA
r W Spencer Providence. Forest Home, hosiyn.
Lochiel Norwich
steamship Russia for Liverpool SHIPS To- mn
SheburDe for Antwerp Breinernsysn ~ aI,,c
adepha barks H. L. Roub. for London Evsnsr o "a:
Monteydo Ranger for Turks Island o. h2o'as avsS
galveston schrs J.. Dow, Willie Martp' L. o. "''s'
ing Mary NOVEL, and Annie Ketcham, Tor
WlND-sunseL light y by W.; clou"y'
MEMORANDA. GO,
u.,v.r " G Aug The bri gsntine Sterling Thomp.
son from Wilmington London. IN here toay " c"a"se
masters. Thompson having severely injured imso"'
FOREIGN PORTS.
TOxDoy Aug 4Ths following vessels have saneh TOT ny
Dit.i states Dagmar LyyTence, kOoniar rys,a honS
Oscar Floka Little Harry, Massino DAreglo Young EagS
Rose x Isabel John smith, Presidents iiADi fsos
Henry Pride, Conqestaofe, Crescent Guy hso.
Angler Bkop Brn Arrived from the United states yes.ec
day Jupiter Maria, Capt Potter Luciano sehs
capt Neilson Vesa ScDramis, frobsides AMMO kimoei
an PatInos two at Deal Arrived on tho ISL hss
Camela
LONDON. Aug 4The United states steamship Alaska has
arrived at southampton.
DISASTER.
WASHINGTON. d. C., Aug. i.on the 9Th OF June last ne
y. e. loaded with pine lumber, ana iot soms
known concerning her II was Al nrst pro
,lmed sh. British vessel bat later investigation proves
her be the and Eliza Of Portsmouth, N h
She wrecked while voyage from savannah "a, 70
Danarscota Ne. on the Sth Of May OF Cape HatterAt
sprung leak she Oiled and capszed The wreck re-
Department mentions tnat
and Freeman Blake l.. j. Lstrm mate and Thomas
Hughes, The Colored cook. are supposed u be lost
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

About $3.50 p. H. yesterday fine WAS discoy-
cred Oh the fourth floor No 80 Font-,t, which, well
as Nos % and Co. is occupied by Arbuckc Bros coffee
and spice mil. The fire originated in wooden chute
among the hot coffee, and in consequence Of the niim
nabe nature of tho stock spread rapidly 10 tine highest
story aud through tie roof. second alarm given
and the flames brought under control The
loss on stock and machinery Is estimated at about
900 and is fully covered by insurance The building
il part of the T. d. French estate, and damaged
about 900 also covered By insurance Daring the fire
James Jones' the engineer or the firm badly scdtcd
by the bursting Of steam pipe, and james CASSIDY,
fireman attached to Engine Company No TO- was Inquired
b. "a beam falling upon his head
4 fire bi okc yesterday morning about O'Clock IN
the pantry the Tst floor of the Ncw1Orh HOtci At
No. III broadway, burning through tie hoor OF the
dnu ruoIn causing damages OF about 100. The bus d
Ing vas damaged about 5000; Insured FOR $4,000.
INC cansc OF Ile lire is not vel ascCrtIlm.d
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TIE EXPECTED COIN tI.DF n LOU I'IA'N'
E,.t. me Nelr.1 jIerns Itfdes, JfiJ 81.
Mill. illirl lnll, rnru h.ls hrpm rnist.I N
r,u,F REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH.

OLD RESIDENTS On THE sCiOrO ASiONiSiiED
CNcINNATI, Aug. IA special correspondent
~ lie COH,mcrcir who IA examining TIE elects oi Tue
flood in Southern Ohio reports tonight that he has tray
e from Portsmouth NJ the scoto valley ~ far ~ l'e
ton lie finds continuous seen OF de'oiioh oHB INC
entiyc route Tho Sci0tO River Is still rising, anu
h,s flowed over tho enilro valley, the depth
~ the water ranging from five to thirty ieet ihreo
thousand acres OF gone bcnSln entirc 1858 %
the owners Tho crop promised an average yrld o. %
u.els to the acre This loss occurs in territory only Id
miles long, and lying ia SclOto county Iheso
figures will probably be increased Ny tno CIR
,i,o destruction OF me wheat crop ana the most
~ the hay. Northwest from tho Soloio
line devastation continues probably al the wa! 10 No
i"nb. Resident, of tao valley os my years say tlhit
m similar strcfi0n OF crops by oNorhO" mas ever ne
ir cculrcI Ie river has been hiSIer nut nov .t tn'
season OF the year. Ihc loss al eniS '"'oJ 'io' 10 N'
mated al over 100000.
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LATEST snip NEUS.
for other ship Nerrs see mira Page.


ARRIVED
ste,m-i state o,psunsiyana sr) knight GLASGOW July
%, lnd Lame 2ith with muse ana pass 10 A'S'' " "
Steamship state OF Nevada rJ Eraes Antwerp July %
srrain,hip Wol,r tBr), KIhOI LONDON july w. III
;c9msp Geo. " Eir GIBBS, Lewes Del, with mise to
VI iD,nAip Rcgaator Jones wilmington, y. c. days.
steamship Fraucona BrAss Po'tah"' WI" "o''' "i f'
ark g. " Roswell HERMAN. Havana 10 days Win
Sar piosa Nor Jacobsen TunsDerg 80 days in ballast
I.anshor,., NJ. Lower Bay Or orders 49, -, 49,, ,,,
lrk l!osina Bruno utiL). faturzo Aoa'a - III. Win
& rradx (Ncr Jacobsen Juno Ia in ballast Is
"neh2Sd ~ X,rS Backcr SLIGO ruro 80, via Delaware
Break water ballast. l. ano orc ~ Ha'y nos l M
Bark Dc,tte Dabrosac~ (AusLh hrc@e'i'"' Lynn EHe'
'y F,nehcn (Brl stanley Boston, Engr Jano -, and
Ir,g,.. bel. Aug g. ~ ballast 49,.
,,afk sunshine Ciara. Havana 10 nays, IN ballast. ~
B.rk John Grlil, e,b,r Hay ta ~ "a w. E 10,
barK Tres Aurora SpAn), Clbns, havana IL days IN oa
,g chas A. Bovey Cof Johu " b., SCOTT Havana -
s Day ught Marks, -. ann ii.u 80" IL en- - '
schr warm Gates smith, NJ 'ona o. o., lao, ,v, h,,aa
Srhr II. Lte Ingcrsol Bro"hs'he - ""ys' Win u"''
se6r. Nnervid Talbot CHARLESTON DAYS with lumber
Schr A. H. llrbut Guihng, Gc0rSeto"h ID. l. At,
schr j. IL. Lockwood, 5hliTetL Dhien "a Gays WIN
ssPr curt. rilt,n Cot Phedeiph Rey, Caibaren -
days Dcae tcak"ai. "l'h ,loiea =, -, N,.s. =,
Schr Cy Of chelsea (cf Ellsworth uoodNn NaV"ssa u
"a; Srsr rls j. simmons OF Thomason) Harrington Port
senr Sris Grant ,oi Tsworll, jordan santo Domingo
city II days with sugar, !os"ood g. ,,o, :, ,,.
Schr. Lui,uo loi Macntasb Mcko"en humlcoa 10 u"yS
with sugar AMI molasse- ,., o., , ., ,
via Delaware Brhatwat,r' wlth sait ,o =, ,,, ,,as,
sour arsaT sgaa A N5 sHe ~ Kg, o Ja
ssar Vapor 1pqssete Port Royal via Delaware Break.
EAoys ou Virginia Tso AArya NustziA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-05
MIDNIGUr VEATHER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAX DIPARTNFST,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFffCEh,t
WASHINGTON ID. C., Thursday, Aug 81 a. IN.
NIJuOD,is for The Drst ~ hours

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c. Thursday. Aug 81 a. IN
synopsis FOR the past - hours. 80
Partly cloudy weather has prevailed, with
light rains. higher temperature, and less pressure IN
NewEngand the Middle States, lower lake region ana
Upper Mississippi valley Generally clear ana warmer
weather has prevailed in the Southern states, the ONO
and Missouri Valleys
The temperature continues low in the upper lake re-
gon. with light rains and less pressure. Tho barometer
is highest the south Atlantic coast, and lowest in the
Northwest. The Ohio River ia above the danger line
1T Marietta, Cincinnati Louisville, and Evansville. -
II has fallen twenty elght Inches at Pittsburgh inc
Mssiss ppl has risen nine inches at Caro- where II IA
four and - half feet above the danger line" IL has
risen inch NJ Memphis and two at Nicksburg, and
Brobrbiist,es
region uarer and partly cioy wcdter niU preraH rh
Lcnl RAINS HJ SouteIIy 10 reserty rindS and shorty
failiig barometer during ne dGy
For the South Atlantic and ,f States and Tcnnes ace
generally clear and weather will with
to south Dds and stationary falling barometer
For the Ohi0 Valley AMI upper Lake region, increasing
eOudiness. warmer weather, and possibly hgt rams
with SOuthery winds and falling barometer, followed by
rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
inurd warm and partly cloudy weather, with south
Winds low barometer, and light rains from MIS-
souri norhwarI To Like superior.
Tho Lower Ohio and Central Mississippi Rivers viii
continue rise and remains above the danger line
from Cincinnati - Evansville and Mt Cairo. Inc ONO
viii ;a.l at stations above Cincinnati.
DingcpDuS floods will in the Mississippi between
Cairo and Memphis during Thursday aud Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-05
cr,,,pery c,ycNyATl FLOODED.

CINcINNArr, Aug. 4. - The water from the
rler a. invading the cellars Broadway, ~ cahoie
Main. Walnut, AMI Vine-sts, tho depth vary
ing from few inches to four or hVo lee'
Nra,y all tho cellars the streets mentioned up ~
second ST. are Hooded the water reaching th'h
tbtou the sewer Tho greatest damage As Iepofted on
Ninest, whore the water was hot 'AIe'"" !"
.,h I, the Mil Creek Valley tho food has
tn ovnv Il norton OF tho filling OF the
n,ytn short Line Road; but trains arc stu running
,,u,rly At the lower portion OF siAthst, ana near
49,, uouth of AIl Crcek number oI houses nave rom
.'. IA iuur feet OF on tho hfst hoVls
~ v,,ter +, alsO lowing into tho bed or
hc Ola White water Canal, now occupied
49, t, tniitunrolis Cincinnati. AMI Lafayette kioad
H nd I,,lr lIun street Depot has soI tIhi inches 81
ti an the uor The river at O'clock hId S-'s l,et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-05
FIRE DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS.

At a meeting of the Fire Commissioners yes
trday proposals received for docking and repairing
the marine engine Hayemeyer rs follows: john i.
Walsh - 100 James d. Lcay. $500; {. & r. POilOn,
81 100. No award made, ~ all proposals. Of over
81 900 must be referred TO the Controller for his ap
prevail. Bids also opened for connecting the house
Of HOOK and ladder No. 10 with the sewer The
tract awarded To Thomas j. finch who made the
lowest bid.
lIoscnan Patrick Iyncs Of Engine No l. and ladder
man lOhn DAY. q! Hook and Ladder No. Il, dis
mi sscd after trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-05

goT the several organs Of the body depend
upOn the simple that the functions which pertain 70
each shall bcregnlary and actively performed ~ vitality -
sluggish deficient this condition Il not properly fuihef
and ds"aSe j. soon inaugnae prevent "
by a BITS WHOM rouse
the vital enerss when and cnd0w tie feeble frame
with needul AT the time that the BifIEis Inc
strength INTO the system, they correct those fnnc.
ona irregularities and local wekesscs which sap tho vital
power Dyspepsia, bladder and kidney complaints gout
rheumatisn fever and D0I.ness constipation AMI
nervous invariably by the operation os
this standard Alternative tonic
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Oi Interest 20 Advertisers
h.. ,.e Amsr.e.n .nI Nrn.Nnrk ZOE. companIes

II viii be seen that American News company boughs
considerably ,nOp rDl than IL did WTds AMI "es put
together aud that the SewNork News company ass Dous
more r.gSs, than did worlds and Ignes put ngether
1i ia about fair average OnparsOa 81 the icliVe pur
ar FOR some months past There has been 10 time ths
v.or in which the daily circulation OF THE TRBiN. WAS NOS
eol TO The combined daily CALCULATIONS Of me H00d ana
7ass in which sein-weoky circulation WAS not quail
,n. the combined scmlweekly Calculations oil T"s b'r1
and Times and which its weekly circulation was not our ot
spb ahead OF the combined weeAy crcuat0nsI me "oa
and 1Yss on the ION Of April two Of the best known all
yrsng agents The country prepared the following ca'
We the undersigned examined the books % fbE rb
t.xr In. Foreman iLs Room the daily reports etc,
and are entirely satisfied and DO certify that The entire erc
l,ton of puE DAILY TRIBUNE Or the month OF March VIZ
l5l6sJ cosnlete copies making m GcsrdGe ANY c'rsv
Non for the month I6, aud that tho entire Circulation
~ rus many TRIBUNE FOR the month OF April 70 and Ia.
uin this dav was t57, SEQ complete copies, making no
ryoe ,riig circulation for The month OF April thus iAr'
% q. IA. ,,.,ni,te coues :. VI. PErrENGiLl.
NsoIOfk, April 10, 1879. HEMAN 81 Xix
The figures above given remained srsuary stable through
OH, the past month The average daily circulation Of lHs
Tmpu ~ for tho whole month WAS 10, l6s.
The following extract fIon the Official report OF the Posi-
rtr o. the city New York 10 the Postmaster General
giving the postage by each paper IA the month
NJ January 1879 on It's regular editions sent from the New
York PoOco u regular subscribers further illustrates
the relative Calculations;
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OF water in the chsnne and ID still rising. thought
tho highest point will DO reached some to tomorrow
CREyAssEs APPEARING NEAR MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 4.-The latest reports
from the river below here state that the water mas SUD
merged Apperson's plantation Of 900 acres 81
Folt Perry, opposite Friar's Point crevasse
has been made at Do Soto Front, ~ miles
below here on the Mississippi she but the planters are
endeavoring to stop It, Tho planters all at work
strengthenlng the The water is pouring through
the old town crevasse The stencil from the
submerged cornHelds Is said TO DO terrific
owing to the sourng. The Mlssis-
sippi Is rising rapidly at this point having gained
inches since the last report IL IL now WITHIN ia
inches danger line. which the country west
ward to Madison Ark, distance OF 40 miles Tue iee
Inc Tonight among those Interested is hopeful in
consequence OF decline at st. Louis but reports from
Ohio cause gloomy fOrebOding.
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CHIC AGO Aug ecepts for three days 1886 cattle 2i
900 nog 3 700 sheep. CATTLE quiet ani lower but cse
.rr,y at - - flr though Toxta5i - 75GF5 70 tr
.tct.S; ~ jOasl butchers stock, AMI - oO ~
70 10 '' acPg S1l s7ass generally 81 5Oa$7 81 Tor
HEAVY. and - tu0+ - - 20. light
sup ,ll.. al - JDG :.
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pISGENGEPN .lRRITED.

roON IT. N~iDW IN ,ieo,a nip Sfte u Pennsylvania
An. i Rr. Wm Cyie aud vile. Re-. MI puma ilOinas
tlf, .f,. ~ NcIcsh, VIM BElari. Mt AMI MIS- EiN ara
alln0nt. an Mrs Jos Becker tauy au nhls Nias
iil,,s iynspn JOHN i,usis \. L. Nlwalns MI ana MIS-
ia, II,,rs Re iiual Scnrrber Miss hDlghi, Mrs Mar
lin Mr. ,ll M HARRIS Pearson, Mr. and Nr; John III si
Mr ,ur Tn.ruas Dirsmnlc, John Barr, MT ana MIS-
IN, t..tt and family, PatisDn BAN MIS-. Gibson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-05
oIm het 2 sheen.u sniA an Old fnrmer 10 hi.

wife, tiat our poy 'Zel1e is going crazyw why.
what ON caftu nt1cs you think sDl" exclaimed INC
alarmed mother "Casc he's gInnng Il the cant, and
eIrng al the pump. and grinnng at the barn. ahd grim
in- ai She oxen, and gr.nnng at every thing Non
So" sad the experienced inatron; don't you know
ID, received love l,it,r th- mOIHlagi And hoadtS he's
coinr to bc great He's going 10 10 South
Lend and run SpcaAcr."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-05

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