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The Voice Of the Great West.

The voice OF the great west aooorda 10 Hos
letters stomach Btters the foremost place
among specifics for mAlarlal disease, and thir
opinion IN echoed wherever upon this cont.
nont the BtteIs have been introduced m a
remedy for intermittent and romlttent TO-
vors, Those maladios being the peculiar
scourgo OF vast regions OF country IN the
western and southwestern states, II In not
surprising that tho plttom should be the
great medicinal staple OF such lpoalltloq, on
that their Inhabitants should regard this ar
tlclo M indispensable In the household. The
experience OF the western emlgrant proves
that II IL the very best means OF aoclImatng
him 10 unaccustomod mir or water, aud old
residents OF fever aud 0guo regions say that
II Is the only thing that protects them with
certainty against the visitation OF mlasmntlc
diseqee, An equally high estimate lsplocod
upon Its virtues as u remedy for stomach,
bowel and bilious complaints, and ~ gen
eral tonic and corrective.
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WASHINGTON.
Further Seizures OF Distiiieries Or
dered-Coiiectors ANA Employees 10
he Prosecuted, Etc.. Etc.

Further Seizures OF Distiiieries Or
dered- Collectors ANA Employees u
he Prosecuted, Etc., Etc.
WASHINGTON, May l8.-Commis
sloner Douglass to-day telegraphed u
the various supervisors who ARE super
intending the work Of selling Illicit
stills, 10 send the names OF all revenue
officers employed ut any Of the estab'
lishments seized, In order that they
may be Immediately dismissed, and re-
ported TO the several United States dis
trict attorneys for prosecution In every
case where there IL evidence Of collu-
sion IL il said at the internal revenue
office to-day that there IL not yet suill'
Client evidence before the department
upon which 10 base lts action concern
Ing certain officials, who must have
had some knowledge of fraudulent
transactions, or else they have been
grossly negligent In permitting them
TO be tried on, and thus far no re-
movals, other than those of the guag-
ers and storekeepers heretofore men
toned have been made.
Additional instructions have been
sent TO collectors OF various points east
and west, where the department IL sat
isfied fraudulent whiskey has been
shipped, TO seize all such supplies, and
kilograms have been received from
several places announcing seizures,
heaviest among them being the estab-
lishment of Bingham " Co., at Evans
vile, Indiana. Other seizures have
been ordered ut Pekin, Illinois, Gin
cinnati and elsewhere, and the secre-
tary of the treasury has directed that
legal steps be taken at all points where
frauds have been discovered, and that
arrests will be made where the evil
dence is sufficient to justify them. The
officers have already ascertained that
great quantities of this "cro0kedn
whisky has been distributed through
out the country, especially in the
south, but the form of the packages In
which it was originally shipped has
been changed in many instances, and
it will now be impossible to detect
much of it.
Mr.. Douglass asserts that If the or
dered given some time ago for the
changing of the stations of revenue SUI
pervisors had been carried out the
frauds just exposed would been brought
to light long ago, and much Illicit dis
tillation prevented. But the politi-
clans and the supervisors themselves
procured revocation of the order.
The end of this affair is not yet.
The allegation is made here that the
exposure at this time of the frauds at
st. Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee were
made for the purpose of detracting at
tention from frauds of minor extent in
Kentucky, which are not yet fully
worked up, and in which certain prom
inent individuals are believed to be i'm
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TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.

GALVESTON, May l3..-Money steady. Dol,
llilS@ll5; silver lO1h@lOS, Sterling, 0e days
buying S5 80; selling nominal; New Yorl
sight buying premium, selling 70 pre-
MUM; New Orleans sight buying par, sell
ing lac premium.
Hides sleady. Dry nlnt, selected, 1870
kips, calves ana stock sailed, 40 oil
damaged ana glue stock, 10 on high
sailed sold ~ flint with allowance for suit
wet sailed, selected, SCI butchers green
7@7hc.
Cotton-Market nominal. Ordinary, 1870
good ordinary, 1899; low middling, ll9ac
middling, / Nc; e cd niiddling Ice.
New YORK, May l2.-Gold opened at lief
stocks quoted dun Money ~ per cent; gold
ll53s; exchange, long, 81 SO; short, a 90; gov
ernmenls steady; state bonds quiet and nom
inal.
Co.ton-Marltet quiet. Sales l75 bales
Uplands, 1870; Orleans, 1870. Futures opened
easier. June, l6lsgl0 3-lBc; July, 10 5-lDsDlt
ll-82c; August, l6Iac; September 10 5-l0@lt
ll-S2c.
EVENING--Gold closed at ll514. Spot cot
ton closed quiet Ordinary 1870; good ordi-
nary loo; low middling 1910; middling 1890;
middling Alabama 1910: middling Or
leans 1870; middling Texas 1870,
LIvERlooL, May l3y~Noon,--Cotton stead.
Ter, Middling pplands, Ts Orleans, S@S)ad.
Sales $1,000 bales,
LONDON, May l3.--Erie I]I@2494, Street
rate 8 7-l8 per cent. which is S-l6 per cent be-
low bank.
PARIS, May l3.-Rents O3f SIC,
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practical miners, left Red Clouds
agency the day afte1Captain Mix came
In with the sloekade party, and went
10 the Black Hills, They prospected
one place, going three feet below the
surface, They took thirty cents out Of
seven pans Of dirt, aud left In great
haste, fearing both soldiers aud Indian
scouts,
George w, Homan, formerly OF the
Omaha Transfer company, has entered
into q contract with the citizens os this
city 10 put daily line Of stages from
Cheyenne to Harneys Peak, In the
Black Hills, AZ soon ~ hegoyernment
will permit him TO do 30.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May la,-Sixty
members OF the Black Hills expedition,
under Colonel Carpenter aud Captain
Mcbride, assembled nj the NJ, Louis
house, In this city, tonight 10 start
tomorrow morning for the Hills,
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THE BLACK HILLS.
The Sioux Delegation TO Washington
Further News from the Geld Region.

CHEYENNE, w. IT,, May l3.-The In
dams from the two great bands OF the
Sioux have arrived here. The Ogal-
las are represented by Chiefs hed
Cloud, Little Wound and Black Bear
The agents have been allowed to
take only one interpreter each, and by
request of the Indians the following
men have volunteered to go on with
the delegation: Todd Randall, James
Fitzsimmons, John Bordeaux, Nicholas
Jarvis and f. A. Boucher.
Red Cloud and his people do not
seem to understand the object of tue
president in calling them to Washing.
ton. He says he wants to 60 on and
have full understanding with the
Great Father. He has expressed HIM
self as favoring treaty giving up a
portion of the Indian country for a
consideration. He says there is no use
opposing the whites, as they will take
the country any way in few years.
Spotted Tail seems to understand
very well what the object of the presl-
dent is i'm sending for him. He favors
selling portion of the country on the
best terms possible, and making the
best of 1t.
it Is a matter of the greatest impor-
lance that the talks had with these IN
dians at Washington be most carefully
interpreted and all written down In
full, and the Indians be furnished with
copies signed by all the Interpreters.
Then there will be no misunderstand-
ing. That is just what the Indians
say they want
Men in great numbers are constantly
arriving, and many are now at Fort
Laramie and vicinity awaiting the ac-
ton of the government. 1t will cost
more and take more soldiers to Keep
white men out of the Black Hills Than
it will to pay the Indians for the coun-
try, and then whip those OF the tribes
that object to the sale of the lands;
Jack Bowman and Rosey Ryan, both
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HOUSTON.
The Military Reviewed -- The
Travis Rifles Awarded
the Prize.
Splendid Display Of FLOODED
Stock ana Agricultural
Implements.
Proceedings Of tlIe Texas Press
Association, Etc, Etc.
3necInl aIspnlch 10 lhe pnllns neraIa.l

Special dispatch TO the Dallas Herald
Houston, May lS.-'Ihis is military
day. The Lone Star Rifles, Washington
Guards and Galveston Artillery, under
Captain Mott, arrived early this morn
ing from Galveston per steamer
Charles Fowler. The artillery fired
thirty-one guns as they approached
the city. They were received at the
wharf by the Houston Light Guards
and escorted to their armory.
At one o'clock to-day the Travis
Rifles, from Austin, and the Houston
Light Guards drilled for the prize.
The committee Were Generals Bragg,
Cabell and Maxey. They awarded the
prize-a handsome silver tea service
to the Travis Rifles. All the military
then passed in review, by column of
companies, before President Davis, who
stood on the grand stand with Gov
ernor Coke, General Cabell, mayor OF
Dallas, General MaXey, Ashbel Smith,
and other distinguished citizens. The
troops saiuted the president, and he af-
forwards addressed them. General
Bragg and Governor Coke also spoke.
The grangers h ad a meeting on the
fair ground.
The exhibition of blooded stock to-
day was very fine; also the exhibition
of machinery and agricultural imple-
ments in power hall.
The trotting race was won by the
horse "Little George" of Galveston,
owned by Bob Grant. Time 2:39l.
The editorial convention to-day
adopted the report of the committee
recommending the press of Texas to
accept the offer of the st. Louis type
foundry to become their exclusive ad-
vertising agents. Paddock, of the Fort
Worth Democrat, made an address,
and Spivey, of the Henderson Times,
was elected president for the coming
year. Rivers, of The DALLAS HER
AID, and Son, of the Lancaster
Gazette, were elected assistant secreta-
ries. The editorial convention
have an invitation from the Hous-
ton Direct Navigation company to
visit Galveston, from the Selden Irwin
company, to see "Trip Van Wrinkle"
tonight, and from the military spe-
cial invitation to the grand ball at the
opera house.
President Davis will be in Austin
Saturday, and early next week in
Dallps.
The firemen from GALVESTON will be
up tomorrow. CHAMPE.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Fifteen thosand npeople visited
the fair ground at sHouston yester'
day.
Speaker Blaine had an interview
with the secretary of the treasury in
Washington yesterday.
The new revenue Commissioners
visited the department yesterday, but
did not formally enter upon his dulles
General Breckenridge, who was
thought to be dying yesterday, has raj
lied, and his physicians think that he
will live.
An exchange of two hundred and
fifty prisoners has been effected De-
tween the Carlists and Alfonsists near
Barcelona.
-DeJough & Co., of Santiago de
Cuba have suspended. Their liabilities
are estimated at two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
The Russian governmenthas signed
convention with Japan, by when
the japanese part of the island OF
Sagalaten is ceded to Russia.
The New York Post says it has re-
ceived from authoritative sources a
positive written denial that there IS any
ground whatever for the rumor OF Sec
retary Fish's rumored resignation.
"A crowd of women mobbed an Old
Catholic school house in KeOnsghuel,
Silesia, Yesterday, declaring they would
never allow their children to become
Old Catholics. After much excite
ment the military were called out and
cleared the streets, which were full OF
spectators. Twenty persons were ar
rested.
The mayor and health officer of
Key West officially state that the city
is perfectly healthy. They pronounce
false a special dispatch, dated wash
ington, May 8, reporting that there had
been two deaths recently from yellow
fever. and that several cases existed In
the city.
The North German Gazette says !:
1--WE can give assurance that the re Ia.
tions of Germany and France have at
no time since the war been more
friendly and satisfactory than they
now are.n The provincial correspon-
dent of semi-official journal declares
that Germany desires peace, and Is
able to rely on union with a powerful
neighbor, to repress any possible Tor
eign ambition aiming at It's disturb
ance. n
THE Mark Lane England Ex-
press, In its weekly review OF tne
breadstufis market, says the late rains u, ~
have done immense good, al an sa,r .a re
warmer weather following bids far 10
do away with the lateness OF the, sea- yea,
son. More rain is wanted, but the
benficial weather has already lowered
prices. In France the crops are proin-
fsing, and wheat is from six pence pen eri 70
one Shilling lower. Many of the BTU
ish provincial markets show similar
decline,
General Humphrey and Colonel
Craigbill, of the engineer corps, I'D
company with the United States sena-
tor from West Virginia, and otner
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| them as remain In the office uncalleu Tor {
the end of four weeks will be sent to tn
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! A MoNnrr WI
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| ID Boust B + Bonner Jno
CLARK Seaburn Galway II
~ Campbell j l. Clover WA
nhRNELL Demand
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FRANKLIN NJ Franklin q
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n OLDEN W H Galloway BIZ
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billiard II d Hoyle mrs Mary
JOHNSON G Wfmc
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Ia Leonard III
NEASTON McGregor E
wi Martin Miller
Moreland w l. Moiftt Calvin
ODoNNELL Pat
DOTER mrs Alice Paschall D
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Phillips w Powers
OSEWJ Robinson Il +
IL Rosenblum M
SoLoMoN A
THOMPSON F. Thompson M NJ
Thorn pson rs FOLLY w II
Tyre +
WIZARD ia Wells G A
w Williams f Wright g II
Wright Wm2
Firms.
Benton & Ward, Cewen & Co. ] p, Dolan
Forman, Talburt Il Rowland, Walker q Ct
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DIR. W. R, MINNIEcE.
PRACT1CING PHYSICIAN

Office during day, over McConnell's hard
ware store. ,,,,,,,, .,s. d..
avenues
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The9ailg8erald

once la "Heraid Bioek," Corner Of
Main ana Lamar Streets, over FIRST
National HANK. business Once
Front Room, Second story,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list Of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postoffice, May H.
Parties calling for the same Will please say
advertised" and give date of list. such OF
them as remain In the Office uncalled for at
the end of four weeks will be sent to the
dead letter office.
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Now omen with o fresh stock of all goods per-
tanning 10 a retail drug and apothecary shop,
SIC Main street, one block vest of Market.
68d3m
, 1875-03-22

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leine ei1St9e Stiise, NIB er barflb feine @ntz
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miitber BON Der Saage Der 6retbeit abSuSteben.
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babe. (gSien. g. 81. Yr.)
, 1875-03-22
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srsss ssrnassen g5u rabrtss er lestsn % 9abr'
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ptt 5ldf&e sher $tt tu Dusenb 8lalden. 8~uftnbuns
5F 4yprss.
gut 9si&stffsn isutss e~brsltrt perbtn an
<. ~. e.. sHifbart, M. D..
10. 2SS Wpre 3peite Ctr.
philadelphia.
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, 1875-03-22
DS 6. s. &nnfel's Bitter Wcin
BON Sifcu.

9tele8' wabrbaft mertbpoQe Soric lit 10
8riil1OltG bon allen alaIlen Der @eIeulhaIt
9eprltft poroe1l, oaB es gegenlpdrtig ais eiue
tortlde WfebtStn fir unentbebrllf gebalten
miro. gle foitet ttlr ipeuig, rei1i9t baS Slut
l1lto thllt Dem Wtaget gut, renopirt baS Spz
item r1o perldllgert ba8 2eberl. Sebermar1l
lolte ba8 Wflttel baben.
Sir Die Setlung bon iduadem Ota9en,
au9elnelrter S6lpd6e, ulpernaulIdfett; Olas
9enfranfbeiten ulp fir ollie Sdlle, melde elmer
Serubtgurg beoiirfen.
Steler Setn entbalt baS allgellebmlte uno
ipirflamite Sal5 bon @tiell, iuelf)es mir be-
iteen = @ttrat BON Wfagnetti6er Srpo pers
bn11oert NIT Dem eftergl9lter pegetabtlti6en
Sontc6 - @elber peruantifer 6lnbe.
QSouen Ste @tpaS mas Ste ftdrft?
gSiini6ert Ste etnen guten Ippetit?
gSouen Ste Jterpoittdt los tperben?
Noaen Gle @nergle baben?
Wiiitl1elt Sic eirlen 9uten Sblcf su baben?
8iinl6en sic Sbre Contribution allfylz
bareu?
8olen sic ii6 pobl fiiblen?
gSolen Ste itd trtIf ullo frdfttg fiiblen ?
Senn Gle otes 41es molen, pann qebralt-
6en Sic &nnfe1'S 8ttter=@ei in pom
@tfen.
Sd miinIde mn baB Sic einen Geriud
nit bteiem mertbpollen Comic MAIDEN.
Dian nebnle ii6 Dor &opfi6r1erSen in N6t,
oa &nnfelS gltter=QSein bon Glen oaS etl.
sige ii6ere lnb ipirflame Dtlttel a1f Der 9arlz
sen Nelt tit fir cine bauerlbe Setll1nQ BON
,0Dspepfia nnb S9md1e, uuo ba benz Iubliz
fun etne InSabl Na1abmun9en %offertrt lper<
ben, 10 m0dte i6 ben Wtitbiirgern Die &oriiht
empfehlen, mn ben ed)ten Nrtifel su faufen,
f~abrislrt BON s. s. &unfel. Ser Stempel
o%eiielben befinoet it9 an Dem Sort ether ieoen
Slaide. @erabe Die Sbatiade, oab I1oere
ben Seriuh MAIDEN, bteies mertbpolle Sell,
mittel nadsuma1en, benefit beiien 8ertb
unb ipridt nneemein gu oeiieu @unlten.
Serfaufr nmr in 81 6lai6en. gu baben
in Ipotbefen unb bel Sdnolern LIBERAL.
, 1875-03-22

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den aranfheit, welde @aidmittel, Salben
nllo albere Yfnldmtttel pergebltd sur Ib=
biilfe probirt babel, tperben ms bafiir banf.
bar lein, baB mir lte auf ANAKESIS auf=
merfiam MAIDEN, ieue 9liiflid)e @ntDefuug
oes DR.. Silsbee, etneS erfabreneu Doctors
ber Oteoicin unb tiid)tigen @bentiferS. Suuz
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lit etn etufadles @infiibrungsmittel, mtrft
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fir Die 0auer. 8rei8 S1.00. Sranflrt su=
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