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ylCE.PRESlDENr WILSON.

II. Lous, May l3.-Vlco-rreslt.ens Harry Wilaon
arrived from 14ttis Rock ths afternoon, aud took
roons Ut tho plsntsrs House. lie was esllcd upon BY
humber Of prominent clizens and had Az Informal
reception At tle resanoe OF ex-Benltor john D. Hen.
defHon Tonight.
, 1875-05-14

BT. LOUIS, NO., May 13.-Adsicea from Topeka stAto
Information IL received there from Washington TINT
irealdent arans has oralnol tho accusations against
Indian Superintendent Hoag, mado by Gov. oaboru,
and drcnes to remove him. It Is further stated that
Guy. oa1orn Will, Ills return from California, make
additional charges against Hoag, this tio Of Official
anu personal dishonesty In the matter Of distributing
lnuiAu annutes In Kansas aud tho Indian Territory
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ST. Lours, May l3.-ots.e11 have been issued from
tho Headquarters Of tho army hero that the Indian
lrsoness now confined In Fort Ieaycnworth arc to bo
conveyed to II. Augustine, Fla and confined In Fort
Marion, under SPECIAL GUARD.
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avns Ars she figures on Ju-t!ces and nt9entt: Esu-
1smin 0rs.te aoa, 4o7 aIurston. H. @3s: Norris,
9ls73. 1tesenta--Wakcr. H. 2ao Cu'chnon, lttl"t;
1b ot$. ,,7' .
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coros OrrhonA 400
6!tcp Of Diana q 9Q0
"apr'ug" "................. ................. 1,45Q
Eugens Delacrotf st. 6obastlan "............ $3.50
" Christ on tho Lake Of 0eucAareth "......, $500
J. Durrc, Tho Storm II. 1870
"nranch Of the 0so so"......................1 1910
FFcmentln. "Tl!e Danka Of tho Milo "......... 9,Br0
"uawhlnH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Allet, Death and tho Wood Cntcr. 1000
- Tbs Little loaherl url url"..,............. 500
H. H0usacau. Tho 6Hn Setting In B0loBno"... A,810
"Tartn on tho Dank Of the Oteh eh...,........ 500
"The 0orgea OF Aprcmont" nt"................3 $3.50
ItoJbct Tbs Page B,Df0
Stevens, "l1ndo Par1s" 1640
"The Ainazon n.......................... l,&,t]
TfoYon, An OAicr-u "................,... A,840
!" White Cow ChAAcd by Dog "....,......., 9,O8O
"FAsturcs ncAf TEouyilIo o".......,,..,.,,,, $500
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TIE ropE y B1NTupAf.
RoxE, Nay 1s.-Idlgrima from Mayeuea to-day
waited On the Pope, aud congratulated him on tho
occasion Of The esLty.h!rd anutverrary OF hs birth.
Tho rcpe rrplscd with feeling to heis congratulations.
Hp praised the German clssJJ, md e1orted them to
staaifaatne8a.
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Pianos md Organs.
Ono hundred pianos and organs u rent, a!lo second.
baud pianos for sale at great bargains. naks room
for now atock. ". ". K1ApALLt State aud Adams
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ANOTHER 5EHTLLEH DISASTER.
LONDON. May l3-aiilnight.-A dispatch jCat 70
cei7cd fEola rcnxauco reports Tint Liverpool steamer
has 9oue ahhoso DtechAr, Of tho Heily Islands,
4 heavy log preyah. 4 ufo,boat has put Oh for tha
EtGaf1er.
IoNpoN, Hay l3-Tnelvs bodies Of victims Of ths
6clsr dfsaster have been cmbal1ned snd Will b. for.
WAstfd To Now York.
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Tho Qpufua Of LIN

was never naoEs successful than Hlsa DaIlsyh Nag
scsl PAIN Extractor discovered II 4 the pauecaa
tos pain And skin diseases. Is ecuts i,es box, 80
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LAAINnToN. 1nt May IA terrific Gale pro-
rallied during alt Last night, which lFovod most do
structl.o 10 Ahpp!ns aix vessels driven ASHORE
nAMcly: Antelope, Muir, Actrc, Al Der1nR, and Fel-
!nwc!3tt. md onu near Gblcllea:er, uaus unknown.
Tho folowcssft got or safe1y this morning,
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contain al ltteas improvements. Over 10000 Persons
havo testified 10 their superiority. Reads Tenpls Of
MulIo, % Van Buren, street,
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Try Glen Flora Mnerul Water. II u growing ye,y
populzr bs1erags. II IL for saIs by tbs QIam or
yall0a by ~ lbs PsomInsnt dsuggts.s In tbis c.ty,
, 1875-05-14

At = Ralo oS modern pictures At The Hotel Drouot,
Paris. held last month"; tbs uoet important works soid
Ii fo1Inwa.
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CLEVELAND. May 13.-Ihis eTeninB whih ]. ].
Gregory WINS attempting to trivn over tho Woodland
avenue crossing Of tho Q. i T.. Naroad Lis carriage
wis struck by m engine nnd demolished, tho occu-
pants being thrown out. Mr. Gregory was seriously
llurt. anil LIS itlo ansDrety injured that b.
caanot i've Iiln two little gisB wcEs alIo with hn
sud Hsc1ttL UDhu1t.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
CHENEY-nHEsH6TEK-uu tbs Nh Inst hy tho 1tey
il. " ChA4s, At ths tssidnnes Of M4 J1hu D. i!honsy
Hi1on. ILL.,, Il: l.. Cheney, Of Cllcsko, snd Ksts Z,
Dre.atet daughter Of ihs late O. U, Breustkr oi Da
NA, III. No cAtds. "
tN-nttAwa I'LL papsEs plsAss copy
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CRUSHED BY FALLING EARTH,

!srreta' Disrateh to Tia chttase Trithns.
AL1oN-1 ILL.,, Mar 13.-This foronoon = sad accidcut
occurred At Tho atono-quarrios Of Copplngcr Big
gtls, On tho bluffs ADORE tl1is city. Wills young
1nau name1 Edward s&cCarty was working on q nar-
row ledge point Of tho bank, portion Of tho dirt
avu way and fell upon him, throwing him sgans t1s
SHARP rocks lIe waa rouoyei bY tho tnch working
him, but exrlEed In aAort tnlu. McCtrty way
sing:o man, and about % years old.
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THE SCHILLER DISASTER.

Hsr Yonx, May Ia Apecial dispatch from Lon-
don says that t4gtJ.usnc boles Of reraous who
cft BY tho wreck nj tho steamship Schiller llsre been
recovered. Among them nro The bodies nf Walter
9lackeven, tho steward; Mss. Henry Fstn7d, HonrJ
Martin, the body Of male with 3D." marked Oh =
hIgnet RAG aud "a. F.7 marked On then, mud
Aognot Thomas. Tic body Of young lady. having
diamond set iua massive gold ring, was fosud At
distance Of 20 mes from tho Of tho tikatet.
Orera havp Econ received directing that tho buly ol
Ali" Dllnnck 10 shipped for America. diver nsdo
ii aurycy Of tho wreck.
LONDON, May 1a.-Ths uudorwsiters' ssea.a and
divers to-day attempted to rcaeh ths wsttk VI the
6elilcr, hut VETO prevented by heavy gruun1 sxeli.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Teri Thousand People Attend
the Funeral Of John
Mitchell.
Motion Made I'm Parliament 10
Give The Carlists Bellig-
erent Rights.

HALIFAX, March "a. William Pryor
IL Sons failed to-day.
LONDON, March 2l.-ren thousand
people attended John Mitchells fll-
neral at Newry.
The bill for the amendment Of the
peace preservation act passed by IA
vote of two hundred and sixty four to
slXty-nine. The home rulers opposed
the bill. Disraeli appealed to the Irish
members not to agitate the country by
an opposition that in the end must be
futile.
Notice was given Of motion to
give the Carlists belligerent rights.--.
The funeral of John Mitchell took
place to-day at Neyry, Ireland. His
remains were buried IN church yard.
A great crowd was present, but quiet
was preserved, notwithstanding eXcit-
ing placards had been distributed
BAY0NNE, March A.-D0n Carlos
DEGREES that Cabrera, in case he shall
fall into the hands of the military COM
mission, that he has forfeited the
former honors.
PARIS, March 2l.-Admiral Polo and
General Rodo ore the only important
adherents of Cabrera.
A conspiracy for the assassination of
General Cabrera, who recently aban-
doned the Carlist cause, has been frlis-
trated.
General Cabrera has issued another
manifesto in favor of Alfonso. He
says he wishes for peace. Don Carlos
has learned nothing, and refuses to
follow his advice, which is to gain the
esteem of his country by peaceful
means. Cabrera says he was not
against war while the country was
plunged in anarchy, but now that n
prince has been crowned who boasts
that the designation "Most Catholic
is his proudest title, Spaniards will
incur grave responsibility if they
continue to promote internal discord.
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Extra Session Called.

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-Governo'
Kellogg tonight issued call for an
extra session of the legislature, to meet
in New Orleans, Wednesday, April
, 18th, to carry out the adjustment. the
subjects for legislation are limited ny
the call to: 80,
First-The adjustment of political
difficulties.
Second-The revenues of the state
and the mode of collection ana dis
bursement. :,
Third-The amendment of the fund
ing bill, and to changethe constitution
of the funding board so as to prevent
the funding of illegal obligations.
Fourth-Ihe financial condition ana
government of the city ofNew Orleans
Fifth-The relief of the commerce O.
New Orleans from excessive por'
charges and fees.
Sixth-By request of a delegation O
merchants, to incorporate board o
trade.
General A. s. Badger has been ap
pointed fiscal agent of the board OF pc
lice commissioners.
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WASHINGTON.
objects Of The Senatorial RScur.
Sion 10 Mexico.
A General Flood Appreciated
Throughout the North,

WASHINGTON, March al,-lt may be
authorllatlyely stated that the visit OF
General Cameron, Senator Morton aud
others 10 Mexico hasnO political object.
The Journey has for some time bsen
contemplated for the purposes of
health, pleasure and general lntorma-
ton,
There was u warm snow here to-day,
and generally throughout the north.
Approximations from Hoods aud gorges
are general throughout the north, the
late severe weather having maased the
Ice, aud the present snow, In many lo-
Galltles, melting ~ II falls aud else
where drifting, assures general Hood,
Two hundred thousand people, who
suhslsl from the lumber trade, will
probably lose thelrall,
The senate was IN executive session
all day, most of the time being spent
IN discussing the nomination Of pnrdoe
rs United States Judge Of Louisiana,
vice Durrell, resigned. The nomnu-
ton was linally laid on the table,
a committee was then appointed to
walt upon the president aud inform
him that the senate was ready 10 nd,
Journ, unless he had some further com,
munIcatlon 10 make, The president
replied that he had not,
The usual resolution Of thanks to
the yice.presldent and president
pro tenn Of the senate were agreed
10, aud the senate, at $40 T., NJ, ad-
Journed sine die.
The senate confirmed Il, NJ, Sharder
rs postmaster ut D"nlson, Texas.
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Hides Declined heavily, Dry hint,
as they ipn, lGlei with kip aud cali
selections, l1G hps and calves, one
third on wet sailed, selected, sci ~
they run, 1lci butchers green, Sci dry
sailed sold ~ dry ilmt, with allowance
for salt glue stock, DO,
Cotton Market firm, Ordinary lglc;
good ordinary lllci low fliddling iboi
mlddling lhlci good middllng Ice,
Snles SOS haesi receipts COS bales.
NEW NORK, March ai-l0iaO A. 81,
Gold opened ut ll6l Stocks dull aud
lower, Money . per cent Exchange
Long 3 I sai short = 80, Governments
dull, State bonds quiet hut steady,
Cotton quiet sales ., 100 bales. Up
lands 1896 Orleans 10, Futures opened
quiet hut steady April lGsGglG ll-lGci
May II 1896 June II sCel7 8-32c,
Evening Money onSy NJ 3G08l per
cent EXchangesieadyAt Il 81, Gold
llrmer NJ ll5lG1llb5, Governments dull
aud strong state bonds quiet aud
nominal,
Cotlon-lecelpIs | 800 bales gross
e,O2G bales, Futures closed,steadyi sales
10000 bales March ~ O-lOoi. April 10
2l,aaalG ll-lGc; May l7l-lGc; June | Z
l3-ia@l7 7-l6G July II ll.l6@l7 23-32C
August II 2l-i2@l1bG September 1880
II l8-i2c
Coltou-spot quiet sales 1910 bales
ut lG'ml7C.
NEW ORLEANS, March -, Gold ll5g.
Sight T premium. Sterling 10 500.
Cottun-Demnnd fair, but movement
checked by factors asking above ruling
rates, Sales ., 400 bales, Good 0rdi-
nary TO strict good ordinary, lis@lllc
low mIddllug TO strict low middlng,
ldlG mddling TO strict middllng, l5lGG
lGG good mddllng 10 middllng fair,
l6lml7lc, Receipts, 1850 bales; eX-
ports, 1871 bales; coastwise, 7,lS0 bales;
Great Britain, ,l23 bales; stock 2l0,Sl2
bales unsold last evening, $1,000
bales on shIpboard, s, $50 bales.
LONDON, March 2i.--lGric, 23lM234.
PARIS, March 2l,-Rentes, or lOc.
LIVERPOOL, March 2i-N0on. Cot
ton firm. Middllng uplands, 7l@Sd;
middlng Orleans, s@Sbd. Sales, r.
900 bales; for speculation and oXpor-
tation, 5000 bales. Sales on basis Of
mlddling uplands, nothing below low
mlddllng shipped February aud
March, sd; delivered April and May,
7 l5-lGd; delivered May and June, sgd.
2P. M.--Sales on basis of mddling
uplands, nothing below middling, de-
llyered March and April, Z l5-lGd.
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GIVE RIGHTS.
United States Judge EmmOnS
Declares the Act UnCOn.
StllutiOnal.
"TheSe Are Matters which Stale
Governments Alone
Control

MEMPHIS, March 24.-At the open
inc of the United States circuit court
Judge Emm0ns delivered an elaborate
and exhaustive charge TO the grand
Jury, in reference 10 civil rights, IN
which he said:
II is to be regretted that II question
of such exceptional importance, and
one which is producing so much en-
element should come before the cOtr,
in this form. Atan early day, how
ever, and, during the term, we are
compelled to decide the matter you lay
before us. The severe penalties inn
posed by the law upon prosecuting at-
torneys and other officials will, weare
advised, be attempted TO be enforced
should the grand jury fail to indict ON
the assumption that their action will
be controlled by such officers, unless
the court acts. Every consideration
makes it duty to answer your ques-
tions at once. You ask whether IL is
crime for which you have the right to
find an Indictment that negro has
been denied the full and equal enjoy
ment of accommodations advantages,
facilities and privileges Of theaters and
inns of the states. Such denial is not
an oflense over which congress can
give this court jurisdiction. These are
matters which the state government
alone controls. Parties who think
themselves aggrieved can bring their
civil action in this court at once. Any
decision we may then make can be re-
viewed 10y the supreme court.
The punishment of murder, arson,
assaults and batteries, trespasses and
frauds, injuries to reputation or OBJ
strue4iQns to the right of attending
church, public schools, theaters, and
forcing the right Of being accommoda-
ted in inns ana by common carriers
within the state, were matters not only
not granted to the general government
but in the constitution itself expressly
reserved to the states. The vast mass
of civil and political rights included in
the compendious phrase, Fright to life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness"
rested entirely under state protection.
He also reviewed the fourteenth
amendment at great length, and said:
The clause forhidding states to de-
rrive any one Of life, liberty or prop
ertv, without due process of law, or
deny to any person equal protection Of
laws, have no application to this sub
ject. They are solely to prevent the
arbitrary transfer of property from
citizen to citizen without legal
adjudication or process, and pre-,
vent the establishment of a tribunal
for one class of persons varying, from
those which determine the rights OF
all. These inhibitions, too, beyond all
controversy, are aimed at the action OF
ahe state only, and haye no reference
10 individuals.
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south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. G., March 23.-The
legislature to-day elected Thomas G.
Dunn, comptroller general of the
state. Dunn is a northern republican
who was elected to the state senate by
the conservatives. He was chairman
of the reform republican executive
committee during the last campaign,
and is generally respected by all parties
in the state. The legislature adjourns
sine die on Friday next.
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

q NJ. Wheat, presidents; John Kerr, vice
president; Il. W. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board of Directors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, ID. f., Grove, Il. " Tompkins, b. f.
Luce, W. j. Clark A. Il. Obenchain.
Board of Arbitration-A. Sanger, j. II
Bryan, j. f, Schneider, L. l.. Williams, W.
A. Jones.
Committee ofAppeals-W L. Hughes, T. l..
Marsalis, NJ. Kahn, w. G.. Conner, j. +. Cald-
well, John Tension, W. f.. Murphy.
Sportation-A. Davis, $. j, Adams, A.
Sanger,
Classification and Quotation-R. " Tomp-
kips, j. $. Sizer, j. III. Bryan.
Finance-W j, Clark, L. l.. Marsalls, j. +,
Caldwell.
Membership-A. t. Obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields.
Statistics and Annual Statements-W. j.
Clark, b. II. Luce, f. w. Baylor
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V'HE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sheriff
l. or any constable of Dallas county, greet
Ing: You are hereby commanded that,
by making publication OF this citation
county of Dallas, for four weeks previ-
Gus to the return day hereof, you sum-
mon W. K. belong, who Is non-resi-
dent of the state of Texas, to be and appear
before the district court, to be holden in and
for the county of Dallas, at the court house
thereof, in the city of Dallas, on the first
Monday In June next, then and there to an
swer the petition of f. NJ. Spies Fred Nissan,
W. $. Gales and Joseph Gales, filed in said
court against the said w. Il. belong, and al
leging In substance as follows, to-wit:
That the plaintiffs are partners under the
firm name of Spies, Kissam d Co., doing bu-
Taat heretofore, to-wit, on the 9TH day of
July, 1874, and on divers occasions since said
time, plaintiffs sold and delivered to the de-
fendant, belong, certain goods, wares and
merchandise, as set forth in account filed
with their petition and made part thereof, in
consideration whereof defendant promised
and agreed to pay plaintihs the various
prices in said account mentioned, which he
has failed to do, except In so far as shown by
credits on said account, TO plaintiffs, damage
two thousand dollars. They further allege
that defendant, belong, has property In
Dallas county, Texas, and they pray judg
ment against defendant for their debt, in
terest, and costs of suit, for damages, and
that writ OF a. attachment may issue against
the property of the defendant sufficient to
satisfy their said demands.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there, before said court, this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness, A. HarwoOd, clerk of the district
court of Dallas county.
Given under nv hand and the seal of said
court at office in Dallas this 10Th day of
March, a. ID. 1876.
A. HAYWOOD,
Clerk District Court Dallas county, Texas.
BY PIERRE NJ. BROWN, Deputy.
3idIt2Sw4W
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NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-The San
Antonio Herald has informa ion that
the Indians who captured the stage
near HOndos last Friday attacked
Cochino's rancho, near Porrisolin.
They were driven off by the ranchers
and were overtaken by Captain Beno-
vines volunteer company and were
almost entirely cut to pieces.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, March A.-The
river has fallen sufficiently to allow
trains to pass. The first train went
through to-day.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY or DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cubell.
EngIneer-W lillian NJ. Johnson.
AttOrney-Wi VILLAIN N. Edwards.
TreOsurOr-ltobort II. West.
Secretary-W, II. Prather.
Assessor and CollcCtor-Thomas j. Keeton
Marshall Peak.
Health Onlcer;--Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward; II. H.. Burkos, 10,
a. Leonard, Henry Eryay. Second ward; X
D. Cuugh0nour John NJ. Howell Third
w0rd a, I, llensley, John Owens, Jos. q
Mcconnell. i )urth ward; II. b, Mcconnell
W. G, Young.
The offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board of Al.
dormon meet in regular session ut the coun.
Gil room over the market, every Tuesday
might.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, March "a. = Money
steady. Gold advance to ll5Cgll6,
bnvirp and selling. Silver steady at
10ia6IOS buying and selling.
acknowledgements bills scarce
and rates very firm.
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DALLAS COlJNTY.

District Judge-H. BarkSdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attomey-Ed. q. Bower, Dallas.
District and eX-oilicio County Clerk
Alexander Harwood.
Deputy Clerks--R. d. Rawlins, Pierre M
Brown, William A. Harwood.
Sheriif-James n. BarlJley.
Tax Clerk--Adolphe King.
Deputy Sherihs--J. M. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
Trensurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. John d. Kerfoot presiding
justcel, Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-William A. George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. S-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. i-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck.
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, Scyene
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TEXAH AND pAclPIC.
HIIE MEATIILn.

For gulf states increasing cloudlnoss
a.u1 light rains, with slight changes In
temperature light winds mostly from
north aud east, aud ri Ing barometer
east OF the lower Mississippi.
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Relief for the SuGerers.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 4.-The citl-
zens of Augusta have contributed SIX
thousand dollars to the sufferers. from
the tornado, which has desolated sew
eral counties of the state from the
Charlottesville to the Savannah rivers.
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Moving TO Higher Ground.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, March "a
There is great alarm among the people
along the banks of the Delaware river,
and they are moving to higher ground.
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A lust Fate.

WASHINGTON, March PA negro
employed by Mr.. Nelson, recently from
the north, outraged Nelson's wife in
Prince George county, Maryland, and
the people caught him and hung him
this morning.
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LOWELL, Mass, March 24.-Mrs.
Low left Low for the place of a serv--
ant in boarding house. Low fired
two shots at Mrs. Low, and then killed
Low. Mrs Low can not live.
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Resigned.

New York, March 24.-Hatch has
resigned the presidency of the Paclhc
Mail.
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FOR SALE.

A well established, profitable and genteel
business for either lady or gentleman, with
n small capital. Noopposltion. Terms cheap
for cash. cause for selling-ill health and a
change necessary. Address NV. L." I, ..
28d1m
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The9ailg

Onire ia "ieraid nloek," corner ai
Main and Lamar streets, over first
National Hank, business Oniee-
Front nOOm, Second story,
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THURSDAY NORSISG MARCH IS,
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL the only paper In northern
Texas that receives the full
Press dispatches.
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BROOKLYN, n. Y, March 24.-John
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