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lhe track of q leauiifll dream Logan
nf Illinois, Thee was q vision Of NUS
lnGlrs, eyebrows, and hair, piled GA
each other In arches q large hrah-
dislling Ut arms, a pose ana ~ slflall'
lnus wAr-Wh0op and much rs though
u picture Of the Deerileld massacre had
stepped out from The pages ofpur carly
history, Logan tool, tho American
senate hy is large, oQpaplous ear Anl
then he went iur his mother tongue,
He hm0le II right and lol, hip and
thigh, aud shaved no mercy, swing
ing the great hrnad-aN NJ his logic nigh
ia air, lac turned II GO II fell, Rud with
the hammer side struck the language Of
sixty millions OF people fairly IN The
face, and mashed II beyond reoOgnl-
lion, Under lis stroke The lloor pl lhe
American senate was spalleFed WIN
the remnants of u once proud VOeabn,
larry, aud mes engers, dOOrkGeprrs nld
pages were covered from head To foot
with the Hprny, IN the fearful two
hours which followed the liEl roar Of
his OraliOui all the parts of speech
were routed and put 10 flight, There
were orphaned aljeGllYeh And widowed
nouns, bachelor verbs driven 10 pulyg'
amy aud polygnmOua verbs lett lonely,
conIuncllons discovered, propositions
scattered, advcrbs disheveled aud dis
torted aud syntaX flung into Wild dis
order II was u great day for Logan,
lie sci his teeth into the language M
the untamed tiger Of the Iungles takes
between his mouth aud paw the wear
Ing apparel OF the wnylArorl aud the
ripping Of II was heard through all the
forest depths, II reyerberattd to The
other end Of the capitol, aud sluggish
representatives lifted up their ears aud
listened 10 the roar with terrified awe,
Somestarled for theseene but belng told
the cause Of thedisturhance In the hrlei
communication, "Logan's up" turned
bnGk with full assurance that they
could hear from that end Of the capitol
all that was worth hearing, So through
two hours Logan swung his beautiful
arms over the heads of the senate like
the b0Oma Of government derrick,
while His chin churned The language
like u pile-drlver IN II heavy sea, and
the bnilled reporters made wild plnhges
with their pencils TO gather up bis
regrglallons for the printer.
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mcaiihruI stimulation.

Dduslble stimulants, provided they be
absolutely pure, are among the most useful
medicinal agents employed by physicians.
When the tone of the system is lowered by
the depressing influences of disease, or there
Is an inherent want OF vlsor in the constitu-
ton, they serve to counteract weakening
tendencies, and cheer the mind of the des-
ponding Invalid. But then, as in the case of
Hostattes's Bitters, they possess tonic and al
terative properties, their effects are rendered
permanent, and they accomplish a trebly
beneficial result. The bitters not only re.
lieve nervous debility and mental depres-
sion by their BEAUTIFULLY stlmulative action,
but infuse abiding vigor into the depleted
system, and rectify those Internal dlsturban-
ces which are the real causes Of weakness
The purity and the wholcsomeness of the al
coholic basis Of the bitters greatly Increases
the efficacy Of their botanic ingredients, a
fact which the completeness OF their cura-
tive effects sufficiently demonstrates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

The only other new iacls-wc
moan new to the generality OF
readcls--is this IA 10 tho surrender
At AppomalloS
General Lee said that when he
met General Grant, they exchanged
pOlito snlulations, and no stated to
him ut once that hc desired II con.
ference in reference to the subject
matter of their correspondence,
"Gonoral Grant returned you your
sword, did he not, General ? one
of tho company asked The old
hero, strengthening himself up, re
piled in most emphatic tones
ono, sir, he did not He had no
opportunity Of doing so, | was
determined that the sidc.arms of
officers should DO exempt By the
terms Of surrender, ana OF course !
did not offer him mine, All that
was said about swords was that
General Grant Npologizcd to mo for
not wearing his own sword, saying
that it had gone off in his baggage,
and he had been unable to get il in
time"
This spoils u great deal Of rhetoric
about Grants magnanimity IN re-
turr ing Lees sword" and renders
as absurd rs IT is false the attempt
Of northern artists TO put the scene
on canvass or into statuary. Even
General Grants connivanco at this
so-callcd "historic sccne' will not
save it when the world knows that
II, H. Lee said that nothing Of the
sort occurred.
General lee stated in this CONVEX
sation that he was accompanied,
when he met Grant, only by Colonel
Charles Marshall, of his personal
staff, who went with one of General
Grants staff to find n suitable room
in which to hold the conference ;
that they We're first shown to a
vacant house, and, declining to use
that, were conducted by Major
Mclean to his house, and shown
into his parlor. General Grant was
accompanied by several of his staff
officers, and several Of his generals
(among them Sheridan and Ord)
entered the room and participated
in the slight general conversation
that occurred.
The two generals went aside and
sat mt n table to confer together,
when General Lee opened the con
versation by saying General, |
deem it due to proper candor and
trankness to say at the very be
ginning Of this interview that | am
not willing even to discuss any
terms Of surrender inconsiston with
the honor of my army, which | am
determined to maintain to the last u
General Grant replied : ~ have
no idea of proposing dishoncrablo
terms, General, but | would be glad
if you would state what you con
slider honorable terms General
Lee then briefly stated tho terms
upon which he would be willing to
surrender. Grant expressed him
self as satisfied with them, and Lee
requested that he would formally
reduce the proposition to writing,
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SPEAKING of General Cockrell, the
newly elected United States senator
from Missouri, the st. Louis Repuhli-
can says: ave venture to predict now
at the very outset of his career that il
he ever arrives at point where he
finds party fealty and conscientious
duty in conflict it will not take him an
instant to decide in favor of the latter.
1t Is not true that he was elected be-
cause he served in the confederate
army, and II is not true that his elec-
ton by democratic votes indicates any
tendency in the party to the ideas of
secession. He was elected irrespective
of the fact that he was confederate
general and, perhaps, partly because
the democratic party is the only exist
ing political organization which has
the courage and sagaclty TO declare
that that fact Is no longer living
principle, no longer criterion by
which men are to be judged and their
claims on public confidence determine
ed,
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A SPECIAL TO the st. Louis Republi.
can of the Dist, from Washington,
says: The Texas and Atlantic and,Pa.
cillc bill was considered ut Il meeting
of the senate committee on railroads
this evening, and IL is believed that fl,
nal action was taken upon it. The
house committee have u meeting tC
consider the same bill tomorrow. Mr.
Wells will offer an amendment provid.
ing for government commissioners and
controlling the issue of bonds, 80 that
the government guarantee can only be
used to the extent of the actual expen.
ditures for construction.
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THE total debt Of Texas, according
TO Governor Coles message, IL only
Si0l2, l2l. The estimated expenditures
for the present year are 81 ,O7S,20 and
the estimated receipts 81 $4,000. The
estimated cost Of the public schools Is
1857 200, aud the estimated receipts in
to the school-lund S7l5,I20. The tax
able property Of the state is $275, 600, 600
An increase of 5000, 900 since 1872.
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MEDICAL.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

OIL MT OMo VI WOKMo.
TNHE countcnance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
scmicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose Is irrtated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears
IN unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny
or furrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
Gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
cut the abdomen; bowels irregular,
At times costivc; stools Shiny, not
unfrcquently tingcd with blood belly
swollen and hard urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsivc; UNI
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc, g
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, ~
DR.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure. .,.---.
The universal success which ha
attended the administration Of tho
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in plcdging ourselves to the
public to
. RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
supposition of worms being the
c2usc." In all cases the Medicine
to lie given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifdge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, not eababt9dbiRg
the slightest Injury to the most tendtr
iNtdM. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p. s., Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and take none 6at DR.. c.
MLane's, p,epayea6y F2cmise Bros. ,P2ts5Arel.
"a 10 those wishing to give them trial, we Mil
forward per mail, post paid. to any part Of the
United States, one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps or one vial of Vermih,ce for
fourteen three-cent stamps All orders from Canada
must be accompanied by twenty cents extra,
RS' For sale by Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally ''0'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

THE department Of Injustice, Lam
daulet Williams, manager, principal
Office In Washington City, has been
turning out some fine work In Ala
bama, II has come out that the Uni.
ted States troops there have been doing
equally IN dirty work In the Interests
ofscalawoggery, negro domination and
carpetbaggery M In Louisiana,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

Tue receipts on the Austin street
railway on Monday amounted to
thirty-thrce dollars up to the hour
of five o'clock, when the money was
taken from the boxes and counted,
and it is probable that at least five
dollars was taken in after that hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

TIE San Antonio Herald bears Ololl
banner with this strange device
"rhe international railway or II dlvis
ion of the state" And that too Ia
sight of the Alamo, the Thermopylac
Of Texas. The irrascibility ofour name
sake is pardonable when you consider
that the peoples ticket, which II OPP.
posed, was elected in San Antonio.
Hence this bilious, equity outburst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

GRANT, strange 10 say, opposes tho
admission Of plnchhack TO the United
States Senate. lie lssuoh likely dur
key that the president, perhaps wants
10 pass him into livery, aud make him
state oonchman or chief butler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

TIE amount ofrasealIly being devel'
oped by the PacIhc Mall subsidy lnyea'
tigatlon lsalmost incredible, aud gives
graphic picture Of the rotIennoSH and
corruption Of our republican simplicity
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NOTICE.

nN AND AFTER THE lsr DAY OF FEB
~ ruary, 1873, the firms Of Clark, Bryan d
Blake and Bryan Brothers will be merged in =
10 one, under the name and style OF Clark
Bryans 4 Blake, aud will occupy their new
bl lex building, corner Lamar street and Pa
cific depot, near postoflice, to do wholesale
and retail dry goods and grocery business.
We make this copartneiship mainly TO re-
duce expenses. and better enable ms to give
perfect satisfaction, IL possible to do SO i'm the
transaction of business. Each Of the old
farms are very thankful for the &c nervous
patronage extended them, and in the future
We are certain the new firm OF Clark. Bryans
q Blake will be better prepared to please
their numerous customer than In the past.
Our building we thin. k sufficient for handling
and displaying goods, our capital abundant
for purchasing, and our superintendent will
be untlring 70 give satisfaction In purchasing
Mt the lowest prices and disposing OF them
nj the smallest profits.
CLARK. BRYAN & BLAKE,
BRYAN BROTHERS..
Dallas, Texas, December Is, 1874
e57d&wtfebl
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THH accession Of Alfonso to the
throne Of Spain don't seem to stop the
Cublns In their struggle for independ'
enoe, They keep "hammerlng away
~ tho late lamentod was wont 10 say,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

TIM various departments ut Wash
ington are to be represented In the cen
tennlal exhibition 10y various artists
Grants cabinet under II glass ease, witt
Phil. Sheridan 10 explain how II works
would be u biz cnrd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

MEMPHIS has stock of cotton
aggregating 66, 900 bales, and her
receipts us compared with those of
the previous season show decrease
OF over $4,000 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

DoNNEH's Touring mill, iva miles
from Austin, valued NJ seventeen hun
dred dollars, WIS burned on tho sOtll
Instant II was insured for two'lhlrdr
Of llA Ynlne.
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In would really seem from the mp
pearauee Of things IN France that Ma
polean ", will aoon mount the throne
Of his father aud grand'unole Napoleon
the great
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RAILROADS,
C1E.ArIo&u or TINhD-
TuTARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874.
THE GALVESTON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three Daily Passenger Trains.

Ihfoo Dhily FhhhonBof Arhinhs
Leave Galveston NJ 6il0 u IN and arrive az
Houston ~ 800 u m,
Leave Galveston NJ 500 p IN and arrive at
Houston ~ 900 y m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive at
Houston ut $50 y IN,
Leave Houston NJ 0.l6 n IN and arrive AZ
Galveston NJ 800 II IN,
Leave Houston 1000 u IN ana arrive at Gal
weston NJ 800 y IN.
Leave Houston NJ $50 p IN and arrive ut
Galveston NJ 1880 p m,
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton ~ 1000 a IN, Leaves Houston at 300 p IN,
The B;lO u IN train from Galveston connecla
At Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg ana Nan AntCn Mo railway, Comets NJ
Houston with the Houston and Texas Gem
tral railroad
The $500 y IN express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway,
The 900 p ~ express from Galveston con-
meets with the international aud Great
Northern railroad at Houston btN pm.
The lU'0O N truin from Houston arrives az
Galveston NJ $3.50 y IN, Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, ana NJ The dcruts
Communication tickets to local points, one
thousand and Ave hundred nile Tickets, can
he purchased ~ the ticket oliicrS of this COM
pany OF from Galveston ticket ONCE.
q. ~. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
II. II. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent,
li0dtf
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TnE Arkansas case viii hardly be
touched, whatever the polanders may
report.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

TnE ladies aud gentlemen of Calves
ton arc giving theatrical performances
for tho benefit Of u free public library,
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GEMS FROM THE ALDrNE.
Especially assorted for

Hc'"P hooH illustrations and DlaCinq Gas,
Copies.
A large collection of pictures of diearo,,
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icy nave been put up in an attractive en-
selope: ana are now offered at IA price in
'eH Fr 10 IN, ke them popular in every sense.
o. ,,Hu,ope NO. l, containing 80 beautiful en-
m IKE paid, to any address for One Dollar A
'oeral discount to agents and teachers.
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Logan on his Feet.
New York TrIhnne.l

Pranced there in upon the arena Of
the great debate, like trick mule in
circus, or spawned nightmare upon
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DALLAS, TEKAs,
SUNDAY MORNING, AsuARi ~,
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REPRODUCING

ut price within the popular reach, engrav-
ings never offered before at less than five
times the amount.
These plates have been the attraction of
, 1875-08-19

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, 1875-08-19

Tho following Instruments were dlod for record
Wednesday, Aug. 's: .....-
CITY rrnrtn1Y.
Hastings Ct, 216 Il " Ut Ashland ~, = I, o4.l2t
o4ytoara AZ. GE IL 4 ii os:i.rd i. 20
Kn.h i cor u 5.t i. III s.i6fii running ''
~ t1 wss.lcr. !ot dated Aug. - ..:.......: 1900
~ 1e.io' q. 4. running 10 Washington al,
xes'oa oa Haf IT, II. LID t. Il w:.t Division Il; 10000
f,4s112l 40 It, AateA Aus T-,,,...,. 49,. 1,oso
chicaRo ~, 2oft of nttmtr =, II, 2oxl9ois
also se'lHwick vt. $50 fl u Of Chicago Az, VT.
2o1l23!, Il, dated Aug. .9.................. 4,oo0
s4untoa y. 3l {. n oi Thrty.soventh It, 81,
,ro;n.I sanln1o q. e :, aated s{ a., A., 5000
r;%Tis VI !, !. I ws:t Huron St: tx TO
Ha,ue ~ The aboye, dated Aug. H,.......... l,u0o
South De4En!n y. .l9 It u q rlirsy-s!1th st.
wsalyartG ~ T.. ia s'f ~ af 1850
2akl2a T. 'iatsd Aux. 13.......+........ 80. $500
Wet w.,,ainE'on ,'i =. 3a3S &, OF ogden Az.
wr*. Washington It. n cor u osisa ~ IT. ''''
ange If 7sE n, d.ted Aug. l.............,, 1880
tAn"sna 13s a.Io T, n Of Wtlls s., NOT.
'',ssll It. n & Of Sophia st, t. 2ual2s IT, 'NN
n;.s T It aapI,s Il: iSsi2;t. '''0
rhrty.hrd i. s.; Il of I4i..cd i, :;i '''
~ r. dated feb u. .la7i................. 1900
or CnDRr.HDpAR.
Wolfram #, between H.!sea and raus ..a,
wu;.n s'ss i. < s:x.sa VITA Hn s,;ta ani PM, so
n T. 2iti24 #, da'al Aug. ., i8i1............ 7s0
seuTH or c17T LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS or I N1k3y
-- 49,. OF tOUHt-HOusE,
1Iea,l st. n cor Of Cleveland 1t, " I, 1?oxl?t
Iets 10 q liottp. q rrassss vart v xssT '
es il nd panea" ftsa "s i.osi Il r.yor $40
RFoahs Y asc. L. W, a, dated Aug. l6.. 5000
, 1875-08-19

nnnn. California mill l,efare Tho nn1rI ae
sht.Ii tthir Mt t.l,sf1, ih.t X Hc1rhcr At 81,
Mexran NJ IS, Hnn Curry at s!s. Tie b',.t,It ri
at the rclHlr msrnK setsn1I was q hnnt sJ~rial in
rAt.. Arc "A f,llnw+: tnhs ,.rinoi t,,M. II .irau,
Sis; Gnn1l h Garry Ill, Bcrt X I'tlccr, 81. %
cru~u Paint, stM jacket, -: rnpcri.i. 81; Tr; I'm.
r!rc Mi i3f.: KrEt.es, 4: Alnha. 10: l.elehsr
alvh mi nn; serr. Scsaaa, l1tn; GslitoTn}a, ss7s;
acarceatr nisher, ~: thetman. s.. Justice, $40
tnian Consolidated. .er: 1ulIa 81; Cae,inuA. ti-o
ai,rer II Ill tt taol I'LL Quartz adsare kh,: Lady
ltrynn 9.r; Knlkcr'mcktr, 2sc aud Utah. 300. Gi, ,o
"1 ns!tin'nrr teins!ntsl he same. Tu cusR ,luo.
tf1ns were: Dph r. si3.3tI H.,n D.st Il nIcScr.
81: de1trAn. s'nts1 .'t; 0nu1d h Curry, $3.50 =,
1s2s yellow Jacket. ssou bid justice, siG6 hit. with
sales At sd1Nt Imperial. $i2s1; Chollar I'll, snkm
u kr.is@s.tV. weak; tii was BID far Keu.uck, snd
&19 for DyarIlaII.
, 1875-08-19
GENERAL MARKETS,


BhOOMcohS-Eaatern partips arc luoklng through,
the inar2et aud buying to aame extent. The orders
are gencraliy sn!s anu Aed At quoted figures. II
sccma probable that tho ssock Of old corn e over Ibis
scaaon will not o1ceed 1000 tons, ngainst eoao tons
last year. THIS fact, ndded to thu prospect Of short
crop, cfeatea very strong feeling among do4ers aud
Rrowrrs. VIC 1uo'e: Good 10 choice hur, 11t+ @l3Hu
bsuah that will work Itself Into choico hurl broom
llsa!3c; fa!r to good do, luk91lo; inferior bru.h
~ ta3Ee ;.crooked, 6k58c-
uuTTER-rr1css raugei substantially tho aane ~
for tho past week or marc, where at Tho moment they
arc steady and arm There IT'LL are complaints Of
scarcity OF ssirty choice butter but Of other grades
there Ia an auequacy. Quota.lous ars ~ follows ::
Choice to extra yellow, a4daaao; medium TO good
grades, iaa2oo; inferior to common, 1lAlso.
BAodINa-Ths market remains without chsngs.
0raiu bags arc tu good demand and 4ro stroug wb1o
other lines rnla quiet aud easy. No quote Bark,
a1o Lewiston, soo; a!ontaur, 100; American A, 91c;
Amotkeag. 2asc Otter Greek, 1oc; burap bags. bu,
14h 9ibEe; do bn, 1stS leo: gunnLes, single 15t@
Ice do double. 2s02ao; wool.sacks, 6ota52c-
CANNED GUOps-Tha canned goods market IL
without change in it, general features. A limited
business IL doin8 II tho raagso Of prces given below:
, 1875-08-19
kAARINE.


PORT OF CHIC &oo, AUG. Ia.
ARAEVEp-lr0p q. Williams, AanLteo. trueeaa
schr william, Jupes, Erin, coal schr Clara patfss.
nuaAo, coal; sehr Txu Bro4ha1s. ludtngton, lumss'
sehr Great West, 0couto, luanbes; schE Foun1An
Ctv, Oeouto. lumber; ychr Duncan City. DuLfaa
City, lumber schr II. u, buEaes, Ludlag!un, 'an'.
ocr; schr J. Il. Nexland, Aanlstes, lumber; 'shf
Doloa pe Wolf, Oswszo coal achr Aamlst. Aau.les'
lumbar achE Han J4cna, Alpeus, lumber scf H. u
BALDWIN, ahshoyaau. .luubar schr Clara Msnissee an
bsr; schf LAuslna, uanin. lumber schr fls4 @aas'