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Tue Houston 1tlrimpli Hnys ib1l la
un'I"r Nnnr Wu muaI ilgit nNru INT
ilo I've llc pfrsIdonry, aud fipt u b. no
ii.nr, hnw, ipr discussions iu uif nnLa
AlHp l'nl ilOar Whu oppose ornuiln.
Ton are. not llu fnonds NJ ilo pnHy.
That old aud over Trustworthy puurr
IN ~ lcnl Tor the party which II las
hpnurcd by forty years NJ nhlc service
j. becoming almost rs pfOsCfiptiyc M
Mr. John ireland. However, We do
believe that the Telegraph win walk
with Mr. Ireland when he reads out of
lhc party such papers ~ TIE DALLAS
HERALD, aud the Austin Statesman,
aud the san Antonio Herald, aud the
Athens Courier, aud the sulphur
Springs Gazette, aud the La Grange
Record, aud the Bolton journal
The newspaper Is the hulwnrk Of
the peoples freedom; and, IL
there were not some fearless enough
TO stand up aud speak re-
of the threats of prOicsslD nal
partlsans, journalism would lose ils
caste aud stand unworthy of liz high
calling. The Telegraph has made the,
mistake of thinking that these paper,
lssailed the party when they merely
went Tor some of the impudcnt party
managers. The party Is only being
while the leaders are being
put through such n course of sprouts rs
hat which they have grubbled at so
in the last six weeks. so,
after all, we expect that the Telegraph
viii, In sober thought, come to the
that il Is better for both the
powers and the people that there are
ONE papers which stand II little out
Idle Of the reach of the partisan whip.
+ keeps things stirring, and it Keeps
he people thinking; and, SO long rs
he people think, the existence of the
overnment and the perpetIity of the
principles of the demo-
rattle party are assured.
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and devotion a. iio wdmio oflln
country, witch ind no.I .uuinfY oi
irH upmn nll lIDIruIutlImlD HOF
uudof tlo douuuIpinr example Dtilr
present suu.uniiummhpuloruIDW hl'n
House, nj the nrt hot h'us'm Juuc
whom the thermometer hwflus Zoo nmu
the nlncliH, Grant attended hy hl8
chief lacl,cy, lnhcocb, hiO him luthc
seaside nj Long Branch, where mint
and lee are abundant, and wlrruhc can
enjoy his Havana, without the inter
ruptions incident to an hours daily
attention to the duties Of an office for
which lac IA paid ut the rate OF lilty
thousand dollars per unnum.
Then the gallant old tar Robson
calls his jolly crew aboard the pleasure
yacht, furnished him by the taxpayers
of the country, and he sets of on his
summer cruise. Then we hear of the
preparations of the ancient Fish to
spend the summer In some cool nook,
where he will be free from the heat of
the capital and the persistent angling
of aspirants for foreign consulslip and,
other diplomatic soft places. The dap
per little JVOu Ola postmaster general
MS yet, stands his ground, but the
warm work he is having with Senator
Spencer's friend and prOtcgc, llaines
and his fraudulent mail contracts,
added to ninety degrees Farhcn-
heit, will soon drive our Jewell into
summer retirement. Besides, ought
not the cabinet to follow the court?
Mr.. Jewell learned that much, ut least,
while he was at the court of the Gar.
SO it is, Grant sets the example of
Leglecting public business, and the
whole beaurocracy of Washington fol-
low his example. What Augcan stables
of fraud, corruption and sloth, Tilden,
our next President, will have to wrcstlc
with before the official atmosphere of
Washington is restored to its old time
| purity!
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FARM TALK.

The present wheat crop, which is
now being harvested, is admitted TO be
the finest we have had in many years.
The prospect for corn is equally llatter-
ing, and our cotton promises well.
Times will soon be better, and
money easier. The whea. will do
much towards relieving us of the pres
ent stringency, the corn will feed us
and the immigrants coming, and the
cotton will bring more money into the
country.
No better argument in favor of the
advantages of farming could be offered
the army Of young men here who are
"waiting for something 10 turn up" or
eking out n"ocarious eXistences in the
ov"-liowded professions, and over
worked, undergrad clerkships, than to
look at our farms now. Land can he
bought or rented cheap, and any num-
Der of young men can, by combining
labor and resources, soon be indep, nd
emf. All that is necessary is the cour-
age, grit and industry to take hold o.
the pillow and stick to it. II is painful
to see the number of idle, young,
hearty men, who are frittering away
their time when their muscle might
coin gold in the wheat fields.
There is no such farming country in
the south as north Texas. Wheat,
corn, oats, barley and fruit can lie
raised without the cXhausting and con
slant labor cotton requires, and, "A lit
tie attention given to fine stock would
insure rich return. We want to see
every acre Of tillable land in north
Texas in cultivation, divided up into
small, well cultivated farms, with COM
Portable houses, large barns, fine or
chards and FLOODED stock in every
stable; with each faIm self supporting,
and with that air of thrift, intelligent
labor and home comfort, an indus
trious white population alone can give
it. We don't want tn see fences down,
houses innocent of white wash, and
that general air of poverty and dilapi-
dation so common in the south, visible
around Dallas.
1t is idle for us to hope to see Dallas
continue to grow in population .nd
wealth without corresponding in
crease of the farming interest. There
is no reason why the farmers home
should not be rs com Portable as any
body elscs. Let them study to make
them so, and, by adjoining them, rem
der them dearer 10 the living, and
pleasant memories TO those reared in
them.
10 those impatient farmer boys who
are thinking of leaving the farm to try
their fortunes in the city, we say, stay
where you are, and he content TO be
good farmers, instead Of mediocre
clerks and average professional men.
The honest toll OF the farm brings
swecter bread than the most agile
countcr-hOpping, or the sickening
waiting for eases Of the poor young
lawyer and struggling doctor.
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Since the earHed Judge Morrill, has
JuAicially decided that publishers
have unrestricted liberty 10 apply amy
epiihcts to the judge of the court, with
out being in contempt We will take
the liberty granted, and s,y cfthat ems
inent jurist, that lac has made II very
complete Ass Of himself. We wish
there was nothing else 10 be said, for
asses are not dangerous beyond the
range of their hcels. nli, uniurtu1atc-
ly, the questions out of whirh this at
tempt 30 gag the press arose, are of the
gravest Importance 10 the whole coun-
try. As reported in the dispatches,
Judge Morrill, made use Of his seat up
on the bench To bully II jury Of his
court, into finding verdict against
the law, the facts aud their own oaths,
in order Ia please his masters at WASH
ington. il was fnr cFilirisimg tie
Judges course la this ease that the
News was required TO show cause.
The ease was thai OF It icgro woman,
who alleged thai She was prevented
from occupying seat in tie
parquetie tue Galveston opera house.
The evidence did not sustain the
charge, in the opinion of a part of the
jury, and the foreman reported to the
Judge that there was not tine slightest
chance Of agreement, whercupon the
Judge informed the jury that tie twas
not a'yuSi apei 70 have juries disagree
IN his court" and then ordered them
to bring in verdict, aud
in the most unequivocal language die
lated what tlIe verdict must be.
Whcreupoh the jury, with the sub
serviency of c1rs, foand the accused
guilty, and the judge fixed Mr.. Green
walls fine at five hundred dollars.
Since the foundation of the govern I
nent there Is bilt one such case, we be-
ieve, in our Judicial history.
During the administration Of the
Ller Adams, Justice Chase, an United
itales jgdge, undertook to enforce, in
Delaware, dis ubDoEious sediiion law
( I7gs, la the ease o, 2 man who
ad been indicted and was Oh tIiul
~ using saditloas AID disresrecijui
lnguags toWa! : ths president cftLe
njied state Ti.e judge icing a J
rong supporter Of Pc administration, s
Other wor.i, feiefalisi, ,ie.ernihCa 1
make an ezan.'. ,fthe man who J
u slaas 100 free gtli- the august {
lme OF his excellsuey, the president,
ID the jury were instructed TO bring I.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Afternoon Report,

GALVESTON, June 10.-COtton dull.
Ordinary, l2lc; good ordinary, l3lc;
low middling, l4c; middling l4lc;
good middling l5c. Sales, 1875 bales.
PARIS, June l0.-Itentes, G5f and Ice.
LIVERPOOL, June 9.--Noon-Cotton
steady. NIiddling uplands, ll-lGd.
Middling Orleans, I'D. Sales 10000
bales for speculation and export,
1000 bales.
Sales on basis of middling uplands,
nothing below low middling, delivpra-
bic July and August, 9-l6d; deliver
able August and September, 7ll-lGd.
Sales of new crop on basis of middiing
uplands nothing below low middling,
7ll-l6d.
BPM. Sales American, 1900 bales.
Sales on basis of middling uplands
nothing below low middling, Jane, I'D.
Breadstufls quiet.
NEW YORK, Ju:e l0.-Gold opened
at ll6s. Stocks active, but lower.
Money easier. Gold ll65.
Exchange-Long, 81 81 short, 81 g0l.
Governments dull. State bonus quiet
and nominal.
Cotton easier. Gales ,l45 bales. Up
plands, l53c; Orleans, Ice.
Futures opened quiet and steady.
June, Is lT-33CGl5 9-l6c; July, Is 0 Ice;
August, 10 23-32c; September, Is S-IGCS
10 1880; October, l5i@l5 932c.E
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Tho Outlook.
[stephensville Empire.l


The crop prospect still gives token
ola most bountiful harvest in this
county. The wheat will make an I'M
usual yield. Some farmers think they
can safely calculate on twenty-five
bushels to the acre. The fields of wav-
ing corn, now from four to six feet
high, are growing most beautifully,
and the deep, rich color of the BLADES
have seldom been eqIalel in Erath.
The Oat crop will he much larger than
was at first anticipated. Fruit, also,
promises well, and garden stuff Of eve
~ kind looks vigorous and healthy.
The prairie grasses are fine, and fat
cattle are in abundance. Cheap bread,
plenty of beef and rich lands will
make Erath one OF ting most attractive
frontier counties. Surely a grand fu-
ture is bursting upon us.
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old Soidiersf

Tie soldiers Of the 18th, ed. 25th,
s9ill end SSH; Alabama regiments, and
EJlirssn's taiiery, confedesaie States
army. are requested to send tbeis
na1ns~ as.d postoiiee aGdress..-wlill the
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the undersigned,
VIC. REINHARDT,
Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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General Talialerro, who will he re-
membercd rs the commander of the
military forces at the execution of John
Brown, has been chosen president of
the Richmond (Va.) Alumni associa-
ton Of William and Mary college,
WItiuInsburr Va,
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Nichl RenOrl.

New ORLEANS, June 1O.-Cotton 80
Demand fair. Sales 1870 bales.
Prices le lower. Good ordinary Ia
strict good ordinary lSsG3l4lc; low mid
ding to strict low midnling, l4s6ellic;
middling to strict middling, liseslsie-
good middling to nidlling fair, l5sGG
l6ic. Receipts, 900 lAales no exports
stock, IS. 39S bales.
Gold lGii sight premium. Sterling
$ 20.
NEW YORE, June 0.-COtton-Net
reeeips, $50 bales gross, 5S6 bales.
Futures closed easy. Sales 81 ,O0O
bales. June, Is l5-S2ldl5lc; July,
Is l5-32G August, l5stal5 2e-S3c; Sep
TENDER, Isle October. Is 3l-32lG l6O<
November, Is 1-lGal5S-53c; Deeemll.r
IS l-i6tgl5 3-ti2c; JanuaE, Is 5-3aa
IS 9-l6ci February, 159-22GI5 Ik-s2c;
March, Is IL 93aI5 slice, Aprg, l5sCs,
IS 23-52c; May, l5(9l5 l-l0e.
Money easy. Gold steady At 1a5GIT.
Governments active bHf n little or;
new s. IS. States quiet and nominal
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our cssAu AR rutsy,.sIDE.

in the good days OF ynra, Pr.i-i-
dents and their cabinets remaiBed file
entire year at Washington, attending
to the duties Of their respective Offices,
and setting an example Of industry
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Lampasas Dispatch, 81: "For II
week we have been having splendld
rains, good for anything but wheat,
which is being damaged both hy fall
ing down and sprouting. Besides, it is
so wet in the fields that reapers cam
not be usel.N
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JOB woRE-Lsstsr EIssas, OaTaz, ClTeulars,
y BIZ Heed4 Postsrk, LAvysrs' Br3efs, PAM
phlsn and evgT kind o. job Printlnf
promptly executed ., The Hersld ofncs.
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TIE "TRUTII or history

Sherninn's ln;inatiUn Of MIR.
Davis Eotnpiiriiy in the Assnssina-
Hon Of President EiucOIn-Whaf MIR.
Dny's Has 4. say of Several Utterly
lnsuhsianiintcd Assertions.
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Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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king Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, &C, always on hand.
M. Country Produce will be taken in exchange
at the market price. ,,..,.,.,,,,,.
D,..,,iar 10 lS-i-Gn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-13
CHRISTMAS GOODS!
Duplicate Stores !

yJFNRY DUNN has received IN extraordinary
supply Of goods suitable Tor the Holidays,
aud in order the better u display them and 10
accommodate customers has opened, in addition
to his store a: the corner OF Main and West
streets the room lately occupied as a Dry Goods
store by ]. W. Lock, opposite the Bank Of Char
lsstown. At each OF these places he will present
70 buvers choice, lot of Foreign and Domestic
Candies aud Fruits, Nuts and Cake of every des-
cription, and other articles % tempt and satisfy
the palate. including Oysters, which he viii be
able 10 furnish 10 families in quantities 70 suit
from pint up. varied assortment
TOYS and Fancy Goods for Gifts.
December IL, lS74