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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

TO those gentlemen who 50 assiduous-
ly labor for the nomination Of u candi.
date to the Constitutional Convention,
the following dispatch is respectfully
referred. Comment is unnecessary, as
II speaks for itself:
Fort WORTH, July II, 10.
To Messrs. j. NJ. Stemmons and r. f..
Burke, Dallas
Tie alarm IN the Dallas Com mercial
that Tarrant IL a unit against thel Dali
las candidates is u mistake. Mccoy,
Brown, and Judge Ferris will each re-
ceive a heavy vote in this county, and
no preference will be given to the
nominees by the voters, rs Gen. Dow
ell is the leading candidate IN this
county. Please nod this to the Con-
vention to-day. The people were set
tied in their own minds as to their
votes, and no nominations viii change
them. II. NJ. DAGaETT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
LOCAL BREyITIgS.

The day of rest. See that We abuse
1t not.
-Watermelons are dead stock on
the market.
The Sheriff's deputies are still In
pursuit ofthe murderer of Lively.
The use Of opium Is terribly ON
the increase in this city.
Concert at Charley Meisterhams
brewery garden this afternoon, by the
Dallas City Cornet Band.
The gentle candidate now drink
eth buttermilk and singeth psalms
with the horney-handed Grangers
The election OF delegates TO the
constitutional convention takes place
two weeks from tomorrow. Register.
1t seems TO be q generally conced-
ed fact that we are 10 have no more
rain, and people have quit grumbliug.
-Intellligence was received IN the
city yesterday noon ofthe death Of Mr..
Berry, who was drowned In the bay,
near Galveston, on the evening pre-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
A Terrible Conclusion.

Pursuant to published call, Ave or
six gentlemen who have been conspic-
uous as fa, oring the nomination of u
candidate for the Constitutional Con-
veption met at the Courthouse at noon
yesterday. After an informal CONVEX
sation upon the subject, the gentlemen
deemed II unwise to make n nominal
ton and dispersed without efleoting
an organization.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Prom gentleman who reached the
city last evening, THE HERALD learns
that the thriving little city of Law
renee, having received the necessary
articles of incorporation, held an cleo
ton for town officers, on the 18th, with
the following result: Mayor, J. w.
Falconer; Marshal, j. w. Reny; Alder
men, John Goddard, DR.. J. NJ. Patten,
j. g. Van Amburg, G. w. Wilson and
w. s. Woodward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
DALLAS, July 0, 1871

To the citizens and public generally:
1 feel tia sense Of duty OF mine to make
known to the public, Tor their benefit, that
have been afflicted with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt for several years. and for the
last SIX months nave been confined 10 my
bed more than half the time by the above
diseases. was induced by friends to try DR..
Colemans Electro vapor and Medieated
Baths, and though having no faith In them
they have effected permanent cure OF my
rheumatism and rheumatic govt. Yours re-
specifically, ]. DUANE,
No. 4o3 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
tulylt dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
The Dallas Blood Stock Assoc ticn
Grand state Tournament and AgrscuI-
tural Exposition, Aug INST Iath. 1870. ~

The most brilliant display OF Gallant
on the most splendid collection of FLOODED
Horses ever before exhibited In Texas. The
Prizes TO be competed for IRE the most valu.
able ever offered In this country on such oc-
casinns, An unsurpassed exhibition OF thor
ough-bred and trottlng horses-double and
single harness, and saddle horses. The best
display Of horsemanship by ladies' and gen
tlemen. Premiums will be given for the best
display OF Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton. and all
best span OF mules used exclusively for farm
ing purposes. There will be magnificent
Band In attendance. The Dallas Blood stock
Association will spare no pains In admins
tering to the wants of their guests on thi
occasion, ami confidently expect that 1t viii
be the largest gathering of the pc o.
pie yet witnessed In North Texas.
A. WADE, II, b. MILLER,
Secretary. President.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


The uninn Mission sunday school meelh
every sabbath afternoon VI half'paAi 0
o'nlonk, NJ inc uouri House, All are invited,
Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle, Eln
Nreet, lley, Il, ~ rarlaii, Pastor Preaching
every sabbath NJ n 4, n, ANA n w. N. song
service 7aO y. N, sunday School az. N,
Prayer aud roachrm' meeting br,A,
uerman MulhodlAt Episcopal Church, Live
OAK street, u, Albrooht Pastor. services
every sabbath VI ~ O'Clock IN tho morning,
and nj half pahi 7 Ia the evening,
~, Matthews Eplaconal church, corner VI
Lamar and Elm streets, Rev. \, u. Dayon-
port, rector, SUNDAY school NJ ~. N. Aer.
Wees VI hall.pnsi loA. N, ANA hnli-pasi y. NJ.
Catholic church, liryan street new bnlld-
lnal, Rev. Father Martlnier, pastor, nor.
Woes Low mass, A. MI blHh mass, hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Meaara, A, \. Jet and u, q, Aeegar
are duly authorized travelling agents Of
Tnn DALLAS IIgnAlD rnHTIN0 CoM'
rAHy, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt G'r subscriptions, advertising
aud job work, from this date until
further nmloe. W, q, HOLLAND,
business Manager
iIallaa, July I, iMi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

BY virtue OF authority vested In me by ar
ticle one OF the Bylaws OF the Dallas City
Railroad Company, notice Is hereby given Ia
all interested, that there will DO AN election
held ut the Office ofsaid company, In the city
OF Dallas, ON Monday August 2, 1875, between
the hours of two and four T.. ~, for the pur-
pose OF electlng u Board OF Directors for said
Company, to serve during the ensuing year
1861. A. @. ARDREY,
julyls dlt-wlt Secy. ID. U. h. II. Co.
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RON SALE,

NJ ssslae.ss, seFass rssine svsass
ssa nsusisn streets, s,nhFaeins hall.
Lisek ~ sFsand, With ~ veil naisnsa
s.s-sssFy a.a basement rseh'esaaFsis
hsliaias, sna all nsssssaFy sui-s.iia'
tags, ole, Aa early applicant may 80
saFs q haFgain,
$40. W, swIkDgLIs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

A Grand Concert by the Dallas City Cor
net Band, viii DO given nj Charley Meister.
hans brewery this Sunday afternoon. Al
the conclusion OF the Concert, there will be
dancing, which VIII be kept up until mid
night. 0mnibuses will make regular trips
during the afternoon and night,
iulylS.dlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
TypowrnphicnI Union.

Tho members OF Dallas Typographical
Union No. l73 are requested 10 meet ut the
City Hall this evening Ut two o'clock, for the
purpose OF transaoting such business ~ may
come before the Union.
j. NJ. " lila MsoN, Recording Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
CITY BllSlN ESS.


Members Of Dallas Hook " Ladder Co., No,
H. are ordered 10 meet ~ rrurk House, Mon.
day, luly l0tn, ~ soclock y, m. Regular
monthly meeting y. W. LlNsKlE.
Secretary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

ehave procured fresh vaccine virus, and
win vaccinate those desiring It. at our otfice,
corner Of Main and Lamar streets, between
the hours Of 10 A. n. and lP.n.
PoPE& LOCKE.
July lsdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Via q. aud u, RI, comprising southern and
middle states, lAiulayille lhAllanppga, Mrin'
eastern IoIah, arrives daili ~ VIA y inl de'
paris daily M HaD n ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

John y. Wilmer has just received another
Car Load Of the Celebrated stadebaker Farm
and Spring Wagons He carries the largest
stock OF wagons In the state, and the wagons
that give better satisfaction than any other
In use.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
rnn nAILY mEnALn

VIII bs fsaaa su sale ~ ,hs asws'
bsys sa sii lFains ~ ihe fesas asa
a.a raeiae railway, asa ~ the .ews
Stands ~ the city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

win sell at auction to-day, at 10 o'clock,
hor and buggy, In front OF my Office, ON
Austin street between Main and Elm.
JAS. II. HoSACK,
jydlt Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

For sale or exchange, for unlmproved lots
In city OF Dallas, a No. Arion Plano. En-
q uire of NJ. y. PIERCE,
jyl6dlw AT Il. p. I.yle's Book store,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Correctly done, and positively by the tim,
'omised at j. NJ. Grams, 507 Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton 4 Co.
unless made by the undersigned.
July 7--dtf p. HAMILTON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Hope (Arkansas) Star; "The genial
iace of MJ b, Pen Jet, now Of nal.
lar, Texas, shines on our little city,
temp Orarily.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Mn, Joaurn hwAlH viii have The exclusive
charge OF llia eliy circulation ~ The Daily
Herald nom lhia date unlil further notice,
inne ~, lhlh,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

The Cosmopolitan Hotel. Apply to
July i2-dUt JACOB NusSBAUMER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
opTHR
University Of Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

Practical opportunities for studying Medi-
cine unequalled by any college in the Unit.
cd states. The professors, accom- panied by
the students, visit, ddtiy, the wards of the
great Charity Hospital, where more than
seven thousand patients are annually
treated
The Forty. Second Annual Session will be.
gin November 18th, and terminate March
18th. ices the same as charged by ali the
bsst schools, For circular giving full lnfor-
nation, address
49,, TIC. RICHARDSON, M. D., Dean,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
FOR SALE.

$40 acres of land near the Dallas and Tar.
rant county line, near Pacific railroad. Also,
SD acres on West Fork of Trinity river, In
wise county. Price low-one-ionrth cash,
Central Railroad addition TO city of Dallas,
on liberal terms. JOHN VI, LANE.
General Conveyancer and Notary Public.
Ofhce-Gaston & Thomas Bank.
july ll--d2w--w2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

From Font worth, Cleburne, ufanhury,
Wealherlord, Decatur, l'nl1 Flute, lAcksb0i0
and weAleIn pOala, arrives dhllN W AiI y lnl
departs daily NJ paD n ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
ksealAtlgga
GROCERIES.
TON p hMw@. itIsT I@s
10 CITY RETAIL And COUNTRY
MII2RCIlA MIS-!
Gene Iasli $50 kcrufe HHrsHiH'
Il. AHsM "a a N.

D pasf leiR0u syWp lrressn,,r~mt,r' ~
u .asia sllaNl.lil lNll.I ifl rAtrr,g 4 Z,
" asfs lunHlp 4slp, luliih' lff flHf ~
II Vase Cave uYtiHlki Hrinhi l'rf fAtr ! W
VI lasns Nnn H.rtlllr HNifr p rlnls' a.,
ipisfs lAni'u lpov Clos pinls' per ao
IA casa uauiiIilwer 10 lun nld pnpw
lNpWi IlHlfr 700 fisf urr.a,g.y;. ..r NV
p laHs lHNlllI1Nfb unlun 500 rhpW a..
lhpWt aus o. Irf rHtr,,,,..t,f,'t'ut.f.f gm
2 lHans lelfil nilii pfi rahhnfrtr-HrHnm ~
" cas- tfafin ~ hHusl 20 zoe Hr,.uf N
NJ GASES liunnnW huhiNidt iNi ptl lnN' ~
N lasrs nunhain husialdi Mli itf dpfi ! ~
10 pgsps pntmHu'H MUSTARD = W. per ,a
10 Gasm polrmaua Mu,lHd, =. NJ ppr ...
If, NpNpl .gg'p'gygfI Vf,,, .., M
vas Gases Dallas soar, ~ 10 irl raser,t,r,i Z N
a. CHsrs splmiiH soar, M M pef case ...,, ~
A lHses candles, h's prl bsr,tr,,,,,,f,, ,,.r W
Casfs cream Tartar ~ " bpkrs, ppI VIZ N
NJ lHsta clay fiphst prf bon WlHl VI
~ OIpss hlaek lnr, large pri gfpah't pn9i n
y 6iOss liAnklhe hlnlll pri hlghsr ANal -
luU % 1Obnrrn, durham lNaL y hi
10 w. Nnl i0r Joe, No. pnf lt,,,,,u.i,,,,,rr, u
Cases liai iWuhlriA, pfr do4riiuur-tuu n
d Cases lifrl Mugsi por hnNiii iu,uru-trH 1W
LiaUOns,
~ Casas Whskny C0rk TAN, per Cahs,.r, 500
d Gases liHll hrhnnppsi prf enhr,,,ru,,,-r , ~
NJ Eases amsterdam hrliuapisi per Cnhe ~
p rtsps Brandy Cherries POI pnhrr,.,,,u, . ll
~ Catea Aniseile, Imported pei ehsrr,.t nlp
10 Gases Nernputhi Imported, per Ease, M
y Casts bHinihe, POI GAsr,i,,,,,,t,.H ,,,,-t, " "
u CASES feppeT Mini, pef casn,,,uur,,,''r bWl
t. CnperAna pure Apple Vinegar best
made, l2adu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

Via A., ", aud q, n, H., comprising western,
nOflheiu aud eaHleIn slalfhi NV fpik Anl
NJ, IlOulh mails, arrives daiiy NJ a2a u ini de-
maria daily Al MN "A IA
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MAkrap.

Two reliable agents 10 travel In tho
Interest of TN HeaALD,
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N OF @ m
Sale Of Stored Goods 10 Pay Storage,

Al parties having gOlds Stared ~ our
Warehouse nppn Ehlell slplAse NhHisfs A't
diir and nWiug, arf hereby notified w can
aud nay 90 hlniaan charges aui lAhf llifli
property away " not dple "a ton DAYS liplll
lhlR date, pubiln sale iNriCni VIII ~ iiAlr w
us M nuT MaTninnsfi ln lhe pllY ~ pnllasl M
nOllgd llai W. will srll M lie expiration ~
ieii DAYS nom THIS date W pay dpiAHe pIl
all gpDds 10 OuT WalehOuse upon when
slnIage 10 due, POINTER hiiitLphsCp'
iulY isdlpl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

New OIleans and southern Louisiana, lial'
weston, Houston, Aualin, Waco, And oil other
pOinls 10 southern InIaa, arrives dhilY ~ bfn
b mi departs daily ~ lila q ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS
FLOUR.

ny Krelg's NIcaan FfaHN and ~ ifaA ~
lhe DllYN nouF Tue pHktls A,ll lAt,ilNl,,
si.o llst lhe fDeean feall blani consider Y
eiilal 10 tie bfsl npTlhfFn npNl, pAh W
ilpnl lul salr ~
OBERDHAlH a CHlLDhtsHj Asenlsl
l0rnnT tlni sad Aarkfl sllffla
July 7-d8ln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Twenty Third Session begins Sept. 1, 1875

Thorough Collegiate course, Excellent Pre-
garatory Department, Healthful Climate,
GOOD Morals, Good Discipline, very Moder-
room rent, fuel, lights and washing, for SEES.
sion OF ten months, from sl60 to $40. Bows
can board with Professors; young men, In
Solfege or families. College prosperous. Stu
dents nom all sections Of the country-thir-
teen nom Texas. The annual Catalogue, OF
~ pages, mailed nee on application. Address
Rev. ID. F. BITTLE, ID. d.,
lniyl4dlwlmw President,
Law Blanks or every description for sale
and printed TO order al this Office. Job work
OF ali kinds made speciality.
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TIE MAILS,
Arrival sad pspaslurs of Malls ~ psllas Post
eInfh,


NsEihsrn Mail,
Via a., ", aud ., ", H., comprising .wrslnnnl
nOTlheiU aud eaHlefn hlAifhi NV wax Aun
H. iovis malls, arrives dally Al tlgs . ui de-
parts daily AZ VA ala
ssuihern mail,
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, lial'
weston, Houston, Anhlin, waco Aili Hll ullpi
pOinls 10 southern IeHas, arrives dhilY Al bfN
i ini departs daily ~ 1A y ~
EasieTn Mail,
Via q, aud y, m, comprising southern aud
middle states, lpulayllle Chattanooga, Mriu'
pills, Llllle Rock, ana shreveport, and all
eastern Ielah, arrives dHlll ~ WIZ y inl He'
paris dAllY NJ MA y ~
wes,eF. mail,
From F0n Worth, Cleburne, ufanhury,
wealherlordI beCal''r, Pale flnln, lnpkshoio
ana weAjeIn p0aia, arrives dally W All y ~
departs daily NJ paD n ~,
Cedar iIiii Mail,
Cedar iilll, Mansfield, Alygralu api Cmsg
ilmben, arrives ~ u y ~ "Wednesday ana
Saturday. departs Monday aud Thursday ~
scyene mail.
Acyone, ilaughtA Alone and luton iilli
arrives Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday
NJ " m,i dupafia NJ y ~ alternate days,
Deuton Mali,
benton, bolivar. EllkabelhlQwn, lloyd'a
Mills, l0nlAy lie and Irlnlly MillA aiflyrH
NJ y ~ Monday, "wednesday and saturday
departs ~ n ~ alternate days
Hed Oah and lisbon,
Arrives iOO y ~ AomdayH Wednesdays
aud frldays Departs 7Oi u ~ alternate
days
Lisbon Mail,
Red OAK ana Lisbon arrives NJ u ~ Mon.
day, "Wednesday nnd frldnyi departs Allern-
ate days NJ 7 q ~.
Malls for ilobu'sHl0re, Grapevine and buck
crccR me- taken oni by lnud, NJ irregular H.
trvalH.
OnIce Hours,
Delivery window, IA m 10 o N,
Money order window, n n ~ 10 " m, nnd
Ifoin | u ~ 10 4 y N.
stamps sold from n u IN IL y N,
Letters registered only during money 0rdu
hours
All persons having complaints against tho
office, On my account. VIII plensr present
tho same, IN writing or In person, 10 tho posi-
ma ater
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Cedar illll, Mansfield, Alygralu apd Cms,
Iimhefh, arrives ~ u \ ~ "Wednesday and
saturday departs Monday aud Thursday NJ
lam,
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Aoyone, HaughtH Store and Unlon illi
arrives Tuesday, Thursday And saturday
NJ " M, departs VI y ~ alternate days,
lI.s.a.... Mall
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Red Oak ana Lisbon arrives ~ ~ Mon.
day, "Wednesday nnd frldnyi drpntlA hllefh'
ate days NJ 7 n ~.
Malls for ilobOa store, Grapevine and buck
crce1 me- taken oni by hnu,l, NJ irregular H.
tprynla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
SolicltS continuation Of The patronage OF The late
FirOR and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements,
WIN, BAILEY, President,
]. v. l.. ROGERS, Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier,
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Gems IN tlc OHIO Nnller.

Reports received from various portions
Of the Ohio Valley Of the condition Of the
crops arc encouraging. Wheat stands
we'll, but there Is reed Of more dry
weather to ripen and harvest 1t. Upon
flat lands there has been too much rain
for corn, which looks yellow and sickly.
Upon bigh ground and hillsides II Is
thrifty. There will be more than an
average yield Of grass and oats. Potatoes
promise mNgnifcently. The crops Of
ra'pbcrries and blackberries will be pro-
life, Grapes have set profnsely, and I'M
le" blightcd will yield nbundantly.
There will be few apples, and no peaches
except in favored localities. We must
look for our supply Of the latter to the
South and East,-Cincinnaii Commercial.
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GhtGtteIIi9errer.

OxE or LIES SoRRows.-Many avol-
nme has been written about the love of
parents, the love OF mothers, its enthusi-
asms Of hope and fancy, its alterations Of
the unworthy, its agony for the lost but
| donot remember that any one has ven
mrei to touch on still more terrible
view Of the subject, the disappointment,
for example, with which woman full Of
high aspirations, noble generosities, and,
perhaps, an unwarrantable personal pride
all intensified by the homely circunl-
slances OF life around her--someLimes
looks upon the absolutely common place
people whom she has brought into the
world She, too, has had her dreams
about them while they were children, and
all things seemed possible-while they
were youths, with still more grace Hpd
freshness OF the morning yelling their I'M
heroic outlines, But woman Of 40 can
cherish no fond delusions about her mid
die aged sons and daughters, who are, to
all inients and purposes, Us old as she Is.
What dismal sense Of failure must come
into such a woman's heart while she looks
at them Perhaps this is one reasonwhy
grandiathers and grandmothers throw
themselves 30 eagerly into the new gcner-
alton, by means Of which human nature
can 90 on dCcciving itseli' heavens !
What a difference between the ordinary
man ar woman Of 80 and the ideal cTea-
tnrc which hc or she appeared to the
mothers eyes at 10 The old people gaze
md gazc to see our old features linus; and
who can express the blank Of that disap-
poin,nlcnt, The standardization Of those
old hopes which never find expression in
any w0rds?-lAS, OHphanL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

BALTIMORE June 2O.-The second con-
ference between the ticket mud freight
agents Of tho Baltimore n Ohio and Penn
sylvnnia Companies was still in progress
yesterday at Philadelphia, A Baltimore
4 Ohio official, on being Intercepted as
to the probable result, replied that The
Indications ut present were that there
would he n general advance in Western
passenger rates on Monday next. This
advance most probably would be based on
rate Of $lS between Chicago and New
York, tho rate before the war being 800.
This would involve a reduction Of the
regular rates from Baltimore to the prin.
cilIal Western points. What the new
rates would be he was not prepared to
say, but they would be considerably in
advance Of the cut rates prevailing at pre-.
sent A grcat deal Of figuring would
have to be done before It could he dis
covered what rates from Baltimore To The
West, based on New York and Chicago
rate Of SIS, would he.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
Mississippi ana Louisiana Crop
pROyOpptN,

All accounts from Mississippi agree in
the ilattering prospects given Of all the
crops. Recent rains have removed the
only obstacle to rapid, lnxnrinnt growth.
The following from the West Point Cii-
lien Ia u fair representation OF reports
from all parts of the State. We quote;
During last Sunday evening and night
there was u general rain throughout Col
fax county, giving renewed impetus to
our already promising crops. Taken al.
together, the season has been more pro-
pitions and the crops further advanced to
date than during any year since the close
Of the war. Tho acreage in small grain
Is ut least q hundred per cent over any
previous season, and from the number Of
threshers and other improved agricnl.
tural implements TINT have gone out Of
the depot, we predict that.n very small
amount OF money will pay the freight on
cereals that will be shipped here from
the West during the next twelve months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

How many can pronounce the words
in the following test" correctly 1t
was first published by the Teachers Of
Toledo;
/. A courier from 81. Louis, an Italian
with italics, began an address or reCita'
ton rs to the misChievous national linan-
Ces.
9. His dolorous progress was demon
strated by n demonstration, and the pre-
face to his sacerdotal profile gave his OPP
punents an irreparable and lamentable
wound.
3. lie was deaf and isolated and the ell
velope on the furniture at the depot was
acovert for leisure and the reticence from
the first grasp Of the dancing Legislature
Of France.
A. The dilation of the cllasm or trough
made the seryile satyr and virile Opt.
mist vchemcntly pancgyrise the lenIent
God.
8. lie was an aspirant after the vaga-
ries Of the exorcits and nm memorable
coadjurator Of the irrefragible yet exqui.
site FarragO, on the subsidencce Of the
despicable finale and the recognition Of
the recOgniznnce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

NRw YORK, June 2G.--Cotton-Quiet al
i55sal5Nc. FlOur-Quiet; superGne west.
ern and State 81 6Oa4 80; common to good
So 2OlJ %; good to choice 70 l5a5 90 white
wheat extra 81 G5N6 30; extra Ohio s. 2Oa
I 90; St. Louis s. 35aS 60, Rye Flour
Steady at 81 25a5 30. Corn Meal-Steady
al 81 S5al2O. Wheat-IIigher and In mod
crate demand; No. spring 81 l0al 29i No,
. Chicago 81 II IGal IL; No. Milwaukee
81 l7al l7II; No. 2 Northwestern 81 II Nv
/ 10; ungralCd Iowa and Minnesota 81 00u
| l9II; amber 81 80. lIye-Firm at O2cN
O2. Barley Nominal, Malt-Qulct NJ
81 40 Corn Heavy md lower; mixed
western steamer 77a70I w; do snil SOaS2Ilc
Oats-SteNdy; mixed western GlaG3c; white
GgnGjc. IIay-I'irm at 6jA7Oc. COIlee-
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Dulli FIJI
to good rcGning7 iS.iGaS1sr prime sac
MOlases - Dull. llice - Quiet and un
changed. -Whisky-Quiet At 81 Az.