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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

pells, "a hundlesi fish, dried, Gl8 baesi
ilpnl, ipuDl Ipunnhi lullpW h,1iu
p0nndsi salt, lOGOl ppundsi whale oil,
$4,000 gallonsi caster BEATS, al,Dhi
pounds wheat, s,ODD pounds lha
amount shipped per GpOdall Nelson ~
Perkins steamers, owing " q change
Ia management here, | could not gel
Ia full, yet II IL safe 20 say that the
gross alnOunl would he lrnm nne-half
" lWOihirds 40 much ~ The furpgnng,
w, ", stewart n Ga, have shipped
direct "a Europe, per ship Brenda $50
tons al wheat, and have nov ln store
l6,Opl tOns ready for shipping ~ snpn
~ vessels can he procured, ana there Is
~ lawn perhaps am lOns mnrf Stored
away awaiting shipping facilities, The
san Diego li0nring lnill has alsna large
amount ~ wheat an hand, which II
being converted lnlp houf partly for
shipment and partly 10 supply the lu'
Han anl other nillfs the coming year,
When u II remembered lhal prior ~
this year wheat aud Hour has heen i'm
ported 10 supply the equity with food,
the showing iur the present year Oflhe
county II remarkably good, ~ there
will be from two 10 three thousand tons
for export after supplying home wants
for food, seed, etc.
The honey expectations, ~ viii he
seen hy the foregoing list, already OK
veed Ab0UO pounds, aud viii no doubt
approximate nearly 10 500 OOO pounds
IN all, exclusive Of home consumption,
which II very large, San Diego county
honey, like lhat Of all southern CALI
lornia II uneXoelled Ia rlchness Of ila-
var aud beauty of Appearance, aud
commands high prlcein the markets.
Of the great eastern cities Clark aud
liarblnson are the two leading aplar'
lists Of the county, though there are u
number 0f olhera who have also heen
very successful,
lhayono been athletic visit the Julian
mines, lifty,hve miles northeast Of san
Diego, hut viii DO 30 on my return
from Arizona, TO which point 20 Ia u
few days. ! learn, however from gen'
tlenen Just IN from there, that the
prospects, are very llne, nnd continue
10 grow brighter from day TO day,
From nll can gather IN reference TO
tlic jul Ian mining district, II IL both
rich aud extensive, aud bids fair by an-
other year 30 add much to the wealth
and resources OF san Diego, aud also
enrich the fortunate owners OF the diff
fcreht mining claims,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

The nomination of General Francis
nj. Cockrell, by the democratic eau
sus of Missouri, to the United States
senate, was a good one. The vote on
the first ballot was thus: Cockrell,
eighty-three; Norton, three; Rey-
nolds, nine; Phelps, twenty-five /;
Shields, one. Cockrell's nomination
was after this made unanimous. The
general commanded the famous brigade
of Missourians in the army of Tennes-
see, which made so gallant q confed err
ate record. His election will add am
other gentleman and soldier to the
United States senate. sf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

THE high and low church parties in
England are all by the ears. ~ think,
SIR" said an official parsonage con
nected with the old Temple church,
London, in conversation with an
American, THAT if things go on much
longer in this country as they are now
going we shallneed,another Crom ell
to straighten them.p Political affairs
ON thisside of the-water are equally
squally. IfGrant and Sheridan go on
In their military usurpation much Ion.
ger our Mr.. Cromwell will have to arise
here, and regulate matters.
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sAN DIEGO.
wealth and Resources Of the Future
Terminus of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad.

San Diego Letter TO the San Francisco
Chronice.l
Though much has been written con-
cerDing the wealth and resources ofthe
city and county of San Diego, few
statistics in relation to the present
years business will be likely to prove
interesting to the readers of the Chrou:-
Gle: Prior to the present year San
Diego has exported but little and inn
ported only what was needed for con-
sumption. The present year has been
a successful one and quite productive,
the exports being IL wonderful increase
over any former year. The Pacific
Mail Steamship company have been
doing large freight and passenger
business to and from the place, and
Goodall, Nelson d Perkins steamers
have also done fine business. The
freightin shipping and, wool and
wheat houses have all done well. The
city, as u whole, is quiet and dull, vet
all have great hopes for the future.
FIhe agricultural, wool, fruit, and more
especially the honey and mining in
terests OF the country, have increased
wonderfully theprcsent year. y
The following statistics of imports
and exports are gathered from reliable
sources and at much trouble: OF min
ing machinery imported the present
year there have been 7,l60 pounds,
including machinery for forty stamps
In all. Promiscuous imports per Pa
cific Mail steamship company for Sep
tember 420 tons October, 45l tons
November, Gl7 tons IA total of 1873
tons. The imports during two months
past by the Goodall. Nelson 4 Perkins
steamers were $50 tons. The exports
per Pacific Mail steamship company
foot up for the year Ia present dates rs
follows: Comb honey, 3l9,3S5 pounds /;
strained honey, s2,523 pounds; bees
wax, 2,705 pounds; wool, 7G0, 900
pounds; potatoes, 1892 pounds; wine,
bl,0lI pounds; dry hides, y, 28T pounds;
salt hides, $40 bundles; shins and
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McgmInrIiN nrInna Xignr.

Local irregularities produce weakness Of
the entire Wy stem. In order Therefore, 70 re-
establish health and strength upon n sure
hmlS, these Irregularities must be- pcrnR.
ncntlS overcome, Many persons cndcayOr
n reform them by remedies which address
themselves merely 10 the Hymptoms, with.
ont Affecting the cause, II such individuals
were 10 use Instead llostotters stomach nit
teN, thcy would speedily appreciate the dit.
ference hotwoen u medicine which pnlliatra
and one which entirely removes physical dis.
ability, That prime regulator OF bodily dls-
tur6nnces restores the dlrclct organs 10 nm
uninterrupted ana healthy performance OF
their various duties, whereby alone tho sys.
tom can recover lost tone aud vgor Hos.
lctcr's Bittcs ARE II tonic medicine, but they
are u tonic which regulates ere they
strengthen thu system.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

TnE republicans maSea great felnt
OF getting up the civil rights bill IN
congress, but there seems 10 be u COED
deal Of nausea produced among them
by any serious effort Of any member TO
do 80, At present, II lies on the speak.
ers table, aud can ouly be touched by
u suspension Df the rules.
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TnE Alsatlaiis and Lorrainers In
Paris cultivated their hatred of the
Germans with Christmas trees, On
the boughs were presents for the chill
dren of Alsace md Lorraine. Bands
played national airs, the large room
was decorated with French colors, and
n poet reclted the glorles OF France.
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Miss Kate Field, one of tho racicst
and most original letter writers Of the
day, has unfortunately become stage
struck, and Is spelling u very clever
writer by trying TO make moderately
good actress Of herself Here IL n very
singular halluclnatlon of u very orig
inal, brilliant aud lovahle woman.
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GRANT Is said TO he very much Gin
cenaed" at the attacks made on him In
congress aud by the press What IL
the use Of his having the Dry 1orhlgas
at his commani II no don't send con-
tumaolous congressman aud senators
aud revolutionary editors there /?
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PINoHnAoK will not get Into the SEN
nte from Louisiana without struggle,
The democrats viii oppose him tooth
and nall, Somebody viii be kept out
ofa good dining room servant II this
mulatto magnate occupies, but does
not MI, seat In that body.
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hMnlTAHY usurppllon in this re-
public must 10 put q stop 10 Al once
and forever" says the New York IrI,
bunei "lf this he treason make The
most Of H." said Patrick Henry
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THE BroolsIynArgns IL incorrigiblc.
IL says that a Connecticut man, who
only last spring threw himself upon
the cold turf that wraps his beloves
clay, and wept TIL his eye lashes fell
out, has since had three women fol-
lowing him around for nlimony. r
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In is said that all Is not secure In
Arkansas: The carpet-baggers are to
be sacrificed, that the administration
policy in Louisiana may be Endorsed,
1t being commended that Grant cannot
20 back of the record presented by the
local authorities, and that these au-
thorities recognized Baxter as the legal
governor, therefore, Grant recognized
him. YIN GRkEa5
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
WEDNESDAY MORAlSG, JASuAm 90

81 Lopls has the king Of the Cant
bal Isles as u guest, bui was too polite
10 offer him q sandwich Of cold roast
missionary.
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rnunr h mo- trulh m lha ronorL Lhnl

Tnear h no truth In lhe report that
the idemocraIs are trying to force u
special session OF tho forty.fourth con
gross The radical majority In the
senate and the manat tho other end
ofthe cigar could ellectually worry
them, even II they succeeded,
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RAILROADS
Three DAILY P0saengor Trains.

Leave Galveston NJ tllO u IA and arrive NJ
Houston OF $50 a IA,
Leave Galveston Ut a00p N and arrive az
Houston ~ 0U0 y M,
Leave Galveston ~ $50 p IN and arrive AZ
Houston ~ blD y IN,
Leave Houston NJ 0ilb u m and arrive at
Galveston a. 900 u m,
Leave Houston 1000 u M ana arrive az Gal
Weston AZ 2iO p ~,
Leave Houston at siao m aud arrive AZ
Galveston Ut lliO y m,
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton ~ 1000 q ~, Leaves Houston ~ 200 y m,
The bllO a ~ train from Galveston connects
~ Harrisburg with tho Galveston, Harris
burg and nan Antonio railway, Connects ~
Houston with The Houston ana TeNaa Cen'
trail railroad
The G0Op IN express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston aud IexN Central
railway,
Tho hN0p N express from Galveston con-
meets with the international aud dJunt
Northern railroad nt Houston ~ u N,
The 1910 ~ train nom Houston arrives at
GALVESTON NJ .iW y IA, Connects with the
Ticket offices, lo1 fremont street, dplyes-
ton, aud ~ The depois
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand ana iiVc hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased NJ the ticket Offices uf this COM
pNny on nom Galveston ticket office.
u, II, NICHOLS, Superintendent
IL. H. ANOliEWA, General Tl0Rei Agent
ll0du
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THE ART JOURNAL,

compete IN Y monthly parts, at 81 each.
ron me earlier volumes OF the Aldine.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20
MEDICAL.
Symptoms of Il Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of 4 Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right SIDE, under the
l edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is. in the
LETT side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends TO
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss OF memory, ac-
oompanied with Il painful sensation
OF having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled. his feet are cold or burning,
End he complains Of prickly sensa-
ton OF the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, vet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER TO have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. c. M'LANE's LIVER Pulls, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise ali who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
p S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
nthers than Fleming Bros. will do well 10 write
Their orders distinctly, and tois none bw DR..
C. MLaae's Licer Pdi,, prepared by Flemips
!bro', Patowgh Pa, The ladrket being .tmH u
case imHdfloas To those wishing TO give them
trial, we will forward per mail, post.pad. IN anv
part OF the United States ; one box OF Pills for
Twelve three-cent postage stamps, or one yiul OF
Nerntnge for fourteen thrce-Cent stamps. An
ORDERS from Canada must DO accompanied By
twenty cents extra.
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MEDICAL

49,, = mild eneriea, aea ,..
M wv recommended or m. NsN'ls NJ,
, ,,i oflAe slolus.l, mi , eaIe oi,1s
~ ,hslf 4. timely use mneD ss.,,aail.
vented ',' lhe lesl,ol many , ,' ''eslsu
W , , 70 he lhe safs,'' . ,'1n l'v,
nv an, ,,e pll,eyor onrrrd n l,'. and
p i.,l. me hlopl, rfmo,, nm lay l'aAlr
restore !he diseased system W, ~ o'ilnlalsa
$50 =" An,ido'e 10 Ohn,.' ,,, pl.,,ll'ul
10Y, s..d no equal Por DS ,ssn.,lf en
. ,,'!'. ., 'fer Sick Ilesd "s'a 'AN !
'."s 'alie they are a ,nre 'e",a''phsANdI
s ,' Rheuma,is,n. r nv, te',s
, ,,',. 81 'he iiear,, r",a ' -, rapI.
' ''"'" ~" i'"ins, NeFyausn''.' Tie N
' ,,y' feE Female I,.', Apst'
Ml'heu, rival, When ON" 'e'ss'saladus
Se,y wen, "a slngle dose slImu r a's' lel'L
ap'l ana bowels, restores lho a'''All'ga
llaparls yleorlo the sys,s'o 'pp,lls \
wNere' pnlee' n Murray slr"o, Sola 'la
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
n certain deed Of trust, TO me made, signed
executed and delivered by W. G. Young and
NJ. SC. Young, his wife, on the 10Th day 0,
September, 1873. IN secure the payment Of
two certain promissory notes. made by The
said VIC. Young, dated the ii. h day of Sep
teinber. 1873, payable to 4. G.. Jordan pres
ident of the City Bank of Dallas, or Order In
the sum of one for eight hundred and thirty.
seven flty-hundredth currency dollars, and
one for five hundred and cighty.six silver
dollars, payable nety days after date,
and bearing interest NJ the rate of five per
cent per month from maturity, the frstOl
which said notes Is credited with fifty dollars
currency, paid January s, 1871, and the last
one with fOrty-three seventy-fve hundredth
silver dollars, paid January 10, 1874, said
decd of trust, being recorded in book U,
page III of Dallas county records of deeds,
etc., TO pay the balance due on said notes,
and the expenses incurred by the execution
of said trust, will, on
Tuesday, The ed day ar February, 1875,
Sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at the court house ".oor in the C ty of Dallas,
Dallas county, Aexas, the following de-
scrlDed tracts of land, tO-wit: In Dallas
county, near Center Grapevine prairie, on
waters blackberry. about II mites north, u
degrees west Of city of Dallas, known as sur.
vey"No. 225 d" in name of San Antonio and
M. Gulf railroad company, patent No. 8, VOL
], containing $40 acres. And also 90 acres
known as survey No. 2796, in the name OF
Valentine Wampler, in Dallas county, on
east side of Elm fork of Trinity river, north
of city of Dallas about nine miles, same be-
ing the land set apart TO T. G. Hawpe, in d.
vision of land between T. q. Hawpe and NJ.
l.. Swing. And also lot No. - in Young's
sinh ii yiSipn N Tho Nnllng situated
south OF w. Z. Ioung's present residence
fronting l56 feet on Veal street and lGi feet on
Marrella street, containing 1854 square feet
more or less, the said lot being Immediately
joining the lot upon which W. c. Youngss
residence is situated, together with all and
the rights, members, heriditaments
and appurtenances 10 the same in any man
ner belonging or appertaining.
r. G. JORDAN, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, January 8, 1875. 2IidSw
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-28
STATE NEWS.

The Lewiston Journal says that fire which
broke out in the blacksmith shop of Mr. llillman,
in Ihorndike, was suppressed without much dam
age.
Mr.. Abner Litchield of Belfast, recently had a
narrow escape from a serious accident. His team
of four hooses broke the attachment TO the sled,
and became in a moment almost unmanageable.
BY great presence OF mind, and at considerable
risk he soon secured them but received such in
juries IN so doing will lay him up for several
days.
Foxes are plenty in Mason, Bracket Small an
expert hunter, having shot eight, Nathaniel Trask
four, and other parties several each.
The lady crusaders still continue their visits to
the police station in Bangor, daily with coffee and
food, though inmates are seldom found
The Oxford Democrat says that large number
from Andover are engaged in logging. Large
crowds are engaged in the vicinity OF c. Pond and
FAKE Uubagog landing the logs on the Lake, from
where they will be driven down the Androscoggin
River. Richard F. Orr, has sold lot of pine
timber to Bethel parties which is being logged of
by Benjamin Poor. Another lot has been hauled
from RoXbury and landed at the foot of Black
Brook fall, by p. NJ. Newton. which he intends to
drive down the stream to the mills early in the
spring.
Mr.. Larkin Mills of Freedom, n. H., came very
near being killed in the woods while logging on
South river in Parsonsield, one day last week.
In cutting a tree it fell another, when the butt
swung round, catching Mr. NJ. between that ano-
Their tree, decorating his arm in shocking man
ner, also cutting cash in his head some six inch
es in length. He was taken to his boarding house
when surgeon was called who dressed his wound,
and he was carried to his home in Frecdom.-[OX-
ford Democrat
Hon. C. II. Aver of Cornish, says that in Linn
ington over four hundred persons have signed the
pledge.
While splitting wood one day last week, Mr..
Frank Staples of Bangor, buried the blade of the
axe in his leg above the knee, iniicting painful
wound.
c. p. Knights the Bethel wood dealer who alb
seconded some time since leaving heavy debts be-
hind, returned to Bethel last Saturday. His friends
settled the note which he is alleged to have forged
az ID his creditors have put him into bankruptcy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-28
WASHINGTON.
The Pacific Mail Investigation.

Washington, January p. In the Pacific Mail
investigation to-day Irwin read a statement show
ing that he held $3.50, 900 on account of the sub
sidy, with the exception Of $4,000 which the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company said it gave him.
but which he denied in the rbsence of the vouch-
crs. The balance uraccounted for is $50, 900. lie
had already read list of persons TO whom he had
paid money and ammounts. Irwin was then close
" examined nv various members of the committee
with reference to his transaction; shown by the
transcripts Of his accounts with bankers both in
Washington and San Francisco. The items were
gone over, but no new information of importance
was elected The witness reiterated his former
declarations that he never paid agreed to pay
any money to any member of Congress.
Attempt to Bum the Navy Department..
careful examination of the cellar Of the Navy
Department shows that complete arrangements
have been made Yesterday for burning the build
ing. Trains of rope and waste paper were laid
about connecting with piles OF chips, shavngs and
broken kindling wood. 1t is believed that the fire
IN the same building on Monday was the act of an
incendiary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-28
Com mission.

Yesterday morning the Commission took up a
proposition of Mr.. Hanes, declaring that the Leg
stature should not authorize towns to loan their
credit for other than municipal purposes. Mr.
Madigan presented an amendment to the effect
that municipalities, by two-thirds vote, may be
authorized to loan their credit to railroad corpora
tons to an amount not exceeding ) per cent. of
valuation. Another amendment was offered, to
the effect that such loan must be paid, principal
and interest at the expiration OF twenty years.
The various amendments were adopted, and
Messrs. Haines, Libby and Madigan were made a
Committee to draf; the provision.
The next topic considered was that relating to
purity in elections and the punishment of bribery.
Mr.. Talbot presented proposition to the effect
that persons convicted of bribery in elections, or
of having voted under the influence of brbe,
shall be deprived of the right of suffrage; which,
with several propositions bearing this subject,
were adopted and referred to Messrs. Talbot,
Libby and Pike for draft.
The next subject considered was resolve pre-
viding for the abolition Of the Executive Council,
which was adopted, s to 2.
Mr.. Rust presented proposition providing for
the election of senators by plurality vote. The
balance OF the day was consumed in discussing
the form in which the result of the labors OF the
Commission should be presented to the Legisla-
ture, concerning which well as the scope Of the
work assigned il, there was quite diversity OF
opinion.