davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-14

Son Scr. SameS Is rlmeSpo 81 t..
Yleatant, Columbia COUNTY, Ya. ySor
nn9rfGbr brei Sabren ~ertrantte meme Softer,
Die ieet IL Sabre alt lit, 9efdbrli6 al Der
Sraulle. Gtne algemeine A~fieftlou Der 2unz
gen blteb 5uriid, Die eInen befti9eu oulten err
Seu9te, Der beinabe anbalteno blieb Qn.
iApelen Ger Shldfe uub anoere Inseiden
Der Shwinoiuht madlten it6 bemerfbar, TO-.
oaB Die Nerite bereitS ibr 2eben aufaaben.
Sn oieier tritli6en Sage peranlabte man inns,
Or. Mitar'S Sala III o { Wito s be T.
m III oerluden. gah Dem @ebrauh elmer
eilsl9eu 5laid)e fauoeu mir iie bereilS 10 nett
mleoer ber9eltelt, oaB mir ben @ebraud) aus
lebten. Seit oteler 3eit qebrauden mir in
nnierer 6amilie tets oieien Saliam in Sd1eu
pom 0ulteu uno Serihuupfun9en, uno balten
lbn fir oa8 bette Sellmtttel bel alien 9u1gertz
leloel.
so GeutS unb 81 bic 6laIde. gu baben
in alien 9lpotbeten.
Wleberbolt madten mtr
oarauf aufm rfiam, oaB es ratblam 1T. lei6te
%Grtaltun9er, Die Der jeBige @itterunsspcb.
iel mt lih brin9t, nidlt auf Die leihte Shul,
ter 81 nrbrnen, iOnoern oenlelbeu DIE 9~eh0rige
Nuimerflamteit ~ icbenten. Sic Se3abluna
manter 0ottor. Jfetnun9, mande Gorge,
mande ldlailOle 9iatt miiroe erlpart meroeu,
iuenn Geute itb oaran 9eip0bnen t~onnten, bel
ben eriten Au5eihen elmer Grflltuug Or.
Iu9nf Sont9's Sambur9er Srul.
bee gu 9ebran6en.
, 1876-11-14
Hp6sn,

&gaTrn, S&arIaaRthe entaeben sas serhprbeatm DIah.
Geeea bttfe arenfbsttsa 10 .69wtttl~ 8itters" bas wtrh
faMat 6&usmtt.el, neil II Der bette BlutrsiHisr tfa, ia
% stebt. abs wIrb be- @ebraRa ID fpdt pber MO- senas
6&srla@Hsbu nab sHSert matt 0i.bn serbuabtnt RrasL
sestea ausbre&sn, haHa mus hsr 5tbrau& fpfprt staAI
ssat wrbsn, ba Rrantbettsz tn btsien etaOtnm dss su-
hess 1sssEklaaa erferArsR
, 1876-11-14

Serr Steif i'll Suanoa9o Siu, Diff,
tbetlt unS nit Sd lit ieit stpei Sabren al
elmer boSarti9en 6lehte, Die alien Diitteln
mlOerltaro. 0a 9ebraudte i6 mebrere
8oden lang Or. Nugut &6nt9'S
9ambnrger Gropfen nod Gorihrift
n1b wurpe bon bielem b05arti9en 2eioen poll,
lt6nbi9 gebellt.
, 1876-11-14
Ntp la1aS 8 Ct.
(GDromo)
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific lea Company.
Sauptauartier 30 u. 81 Seiep Ctr, ". y.
@1ne O|rSanlla II OF sum

NJlltFDtf ODM &Dee
uho BertauJ ~Oe1lelbem Direct al ole &uloem NIT einem
tleinen 9tuRen. Se1j18 ,3Wel9 = Jtetlll : UelOaTtt.
SDpne Desc DrolnDs uerlUleoerer UrpBel meroeil oeh
&auIe.n NIT l, 2, 5, 4 ooer . bfullo ADee 8 elDeiltt.
4le Company bat leBt iur YbilcIerul9 oerett ell praUi-
uoltes @yronio uelIett UJiip uue Sud", ern neues
Is 4lu,to) IBID, oas elnen iebDuItel Strelt 5lpnDei
elllenI sum uno elnem punp UNI pe AleDlnlYspupp.
pes @rperen %Darlteut. @s ut 10 pOI oes Dumors, oub
tene GelbrelDuiig ole GeIDiUte 10 gut erjaDlel lam,
ais Ole elnfade Se5eIbnun9 pes <nltlers. Die @nt-
IWelouh8 1T 9eraoe dipt1en 3Dnr nm An8el uio man
lnnB oas Sllo leDeH I'M IS luurpIsen ju tonuel. SeBl
gu 9abel Ill s5l Ar1 Str., @de Der ,Slpelttn II. @pates
str. uno GIL SUB ,Sloelte STR, NDlla, pa 4%2b5lan-
, 1876-11-14
G&wiwAfu3s

Hsh ATE aaberss saassNiranfpstteH tatsehtz etsa 70 ~
ens SsSrunssa Der Masentbitetstt as burt erbli&
anlass sber teftiss Gricltuns. Denn bic Spttls nida
Bssebrtq Streauet unS Der FSrger tn 5pIse se6sn nidt bia.
ihaslid nuGbrt pirs, AUS abmaaerans ~eintreten unl
seS ssf&vd&ts 6sasm trlttst ban ~ietbtsfea an@aa cine
ssiSltaaa bs bel duer periOa BON i~rdfttssr gefunbbes
gar at&t Ia Dera@t idme. De k%,rdbmttfen Nerats
Seaa fe 8dqt sSH S6ptnbf u&t Ia ben srfeu Stabten BE-.
esRsda. ritteH obns assuabms TIRE aaimerfiamtett ~.
"a s1f BIZ &esa!trans bar Dereauanessrsaas, bantt ek
Ssetfsa, sel&t Ssr Patient ~ f& utuin tbai ni6t fru&t.
bta sab tbn tutseber gar ietas ppr la sasaisss sax
e@ata Rab t&lsats Ratruns AZ btsten.
, 1876-11-14

Ssrft@t!-Da s G&te edvesHa
1tttsrs ssss aasi&lisBli& ksreitet ssa
Dentel u. 60,
As6 Nsrs Drttts SraSA
@btlaAetsbh

Ra - YutHFam W.T. WaAasaasse2 sHl Sstxsa a
RArH, y biz WamtHsaHtri@rit ts fraAtrtn EttsxfbH
nns s&xssns SAssnias" ksE SaAiA& II ~ -
ettrFs ext%Alt easebIeEa
0eesaSAsaavdfRHsea Ia eaeffAes sKs Asztf& a 0vrs
$50 SsaFAe tdetfast
psdA 70 esnss aAt yates tt4s ezsFeaa ~ h4cas.
EN " ketksSa 4S Rsts Dgtftt 6esaes "a n -
9aas4Ssss sza &SstssAaa he as4sAssa GAasaa -
EasssAA
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Der gesssn II BE srsg. gDtrtaatts be- R6rpprs. Bss
s$a erbdlt bas gauge Ssftm Natruns unb Eraft. Wens
be- 9taseu aEe anberT 9srpaaaaespreaus aadlafen, tbu
ssgs 2tStaiet su sntpidsln, mus br gang. 8brpsr ID
va. De Sranfbtttsu. psl@t aus aefprtn 9bdttsfett bs
3Gsaaaassorsans mraetea. fab srf6tebsnr art, aba
Nj 3auStariaAs hebt i,Rnaer bttfelbs. Dies IL va
Ssuah, Ssber hss seSpebif& 1stttrs," ta n sls Stdr.
Massaai1ei wirft, be WerbaaanssprBaae rteet Rnh TIM
sdvakt GbaHsf,t terft1t. p stde &ranibtten belt, ts
ssfAtssas sax, strG&isstzn Rstar Ssi. Hir seausa
ssgast4s ~hsisnStae
, 1876-11-14
"star- Wftn0 platt0rm.

1iiberslals. elne srohe 3ieros. en- ppultaaetge1
SGRs Natfr GtItl. SrassI IL &tltanaarea.3anblla.
stR ae4. Ntrenlart 8ratts %ptrltnpIE. A%breittNl
lt2uNt, ntr = NIntlnrn. ~. W.
, 1876-11-14
AEEl OLD gOmmiOa Qawpn9lp
Gpmp0fp-
.--F
Rad Nsw> yprt.

8tele Company pire einen tprer na@fOIgenetn pra6t.
pollen NampTer. Slo DpminIpn. &Spanpte, 5taat
Seu, Mtdympne, xlbemarie, Qatteras uHt
eoe0rne Us. Nleer I'm San) IN Ieeem AIeHfaH,
0Eetta8 -uHp SamsEa8 pei 9PWwaler aeIspleA
.lnen.
Aleis S4ihe itab sang nu unpaWsrpsn aaserudlio
IIl plele 0puse eeGlu1.
Sts pa5ea psaGpp4s SaIpOns, = e Blooms un.
BABE Simmer
DIE opeiien, Ssquenlt&leIt unb Sepieuuus iinb IN.
uberErenltQ.
Qraarsn, pelde NIT eteler Stnie D%erianpr perpen, Ian.
Gen r%t8elmaBt8 IN y.sp'gprs an ptm apeFpstIen Yler "a
company, 81 9tprIp J'tprr.
ota9t Iur ylaSs meier ais glep.g0rt perbsa I8nsA
petprpert uao pitp paIGr nIuGs ale Que wirtlIH ~BebapleA
untOtten bereUnet.
SWi1e ptelsr Ntaie psrlaRea 9iprIeIt um 71upr NaG.
mtttass papreap bee e omners.
Jra@t aassnpmmsn ole = Apr Absnos iepsn Gag.
QDeasR meiserer Auslantl psnpe man lt@ Az
George US. Allen ", Np., Aeenten,
feb. ATRce @empanpe 2pbarDts, Mpdelts.
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NaSsuaO u. &c.,

50 @arren, Gdc Gaurd Ctr. q. .
Sizes SotIdes NM @obres e6ift cine G%reimarf'
an Gaoipap II. 60, 81 G6arret ode Sburd Str., Yeh
BORT. M,sfunft, 5auienos u'rtb miro 5b"en arn'
i4lift,
, 1876-11-14
RerSezf@w6&s

= sine br sHsIsdfsltsfsr Rranftetieu, seuta bas ~
f&snssf&ls&t antsrwVrfsa II. nab lstbea nsmentli6| ,L
msu baraa. Die nrla&ta, ssl&s esfes f&rsdttaeJ H.
grserrafsa, ene prf&iseta Has siAfahe abI BIZ 10
safS 6t6rtaHssatttd eas WrssufyRea. BE 81 >ap
ansssraant anb haeur& ben sauscu RSrees N irdj "a
Dee 4S&weeiie Sitters" aept uarrei&t ba ale L.6r.
iaaesmtttd bd ben obea np6batta &rGasbtiten unb bal
EaafsnbeH bic @efanbtett ,uradsssebsn, wel&t I&pa Se-
iaa s~pttfs!tsny i rtsbr @eaus am qsbes ~ aattR.
Rtessrsefs2Iassnbett.
, 1876-11-14

GUAM. 7,0s5, 869 1,555,132 s.64O,5O1 So, $50, O49 Is
Sn Der 3abl Der Snbaber Don Treipdiien
in Wfouat Otai iilo b~iejenisen nidt einbe=
griffen, melfe am @r0ffnunasta9e @intritt
gratis erbielten. Selbit bic IuSl1euungS=
Seanlten ~oerln0sen oieielbe NH i6dsun9s=
weiie an3useben.
GuS fol9enoer Qiite 9ebt Die Stdrfe peS
SeluAes nnp Die @innabme iebeS einSelnen
StQatSsS aaeS herpnr
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G6meoif68 ittere.
@sg aas 9rdntsrfafteA
@@s@thhA BissesA

Der ater sIs EtsrbuRsert Saerea sYsbedie ea bsrs>
be- f@ptbtf&er drtt bt tea rfAenf& sffIt&sn 5csfanuec
sdAe q fa& auf aQtn abdlex Der Grse safsqts, BITE -
@aItSt 5eiifssft eeuiaer &r&utsr nRs h7 &ytrad he1fS
sss Alsa hs Aauptstasabttdk hes
, 1876-11-14

9 heud'S Bulmonic SDrup
fir Seilun9 BON S6miuoiudt, 6uften uno
@atarrb. Ser 9roBe GorSug oiejes 4r5nei,
mlttel5 lit, baB eS ben S6lem loft, ans,
mirft, baS Slut relnt9t uuo 10 cine sur be-
ipirtt.
S6end'8 5eaweeo Gonic
9egen 9Dspepia, unperoaullhteit &C. 0as
Sonic bepirtt Qeiunbe 3bGtlatelt bes Utas
gems, erseugt Ippetit, biloet ~Ntubrungsiaft
uno cnrirt Die bartnadI9iten Sale bon I'm
usroaultdfeit.
S6end'S Wanbrafe-Btllen ge9eu
Geberbei6Werben. Die Yt1en linb alterattp
ulo brtn9eu auf 9efabrloNe gSeiie, oa ie frei
pom @aIonlel nno melt mlrflamer mte bleIe8
ltno, elne 9eiunoe 3bdti9feit Der 2ebrr beruor.
0teie Wtlttel iino cine iibere Sur fir 2nn.
9enidpinbluft, oa oer Yulmonic Sprup bic
&ranfbeltsitoff sur &eife brin9t, au5Ionbert
uno ras Slut retnigt. Die Wtanbrafe Eiuen
mtrfen auf Die 9eber, erien9en etne 9eiunoe
@aue nno entfernen ale llure9elmGBigteiten
Der Veber, Die rur 81 oft 1riad)e Der Sd)pinos
lndt itnb. 0aS Seapeeo Comic albt Son
nno Stdrfe benz W}aNen, madt quite 8eroaus
l19, befdbt9t Die Sraalle gu g%eiunber Sluts
SiIonng nnO b~ef0roert auf Oieie Art cine
trGftige Slut : Circulation. Die pereinte
Wlrflamtelt bt ler Irseneimittel, tpie eben
%erfl0rt, miro, gu redter .3eit au9emenbet uno
9eborl9 Iort8elebt, jeben 6oa bon Sdmino'
luht turtren. =. 0r. Shenf fann ieben
Ilantag in ieiuer Saupt.S office, Ode Der 6ten
uno ArdtraBe, gelprod)eu uno beratben mers
ben. Srieie nm Ausfunit iino ebenpabtn 81
ohrp1freu
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Gieber mn faltes Tieher.

Sieber uno WedieIfe6.r fir so Gents flrirt. 81
9l'bt fem beilmittsl in Der 9Belt. psltes Saieber uns
Metielfieber uno ale ~ionittaen oerpanotm arantbei.
iti9e 6ieber (oenen burtb Raomap's GiaeA abatbolfen
pire) 10 raid ~beieitist ais .Raoins's Rtiop aslitf~
so Gents Der SFIaidt.
, 1876-11-14

HersssSenes Htxt IA b.. bauptsrEaat 10 sHsRssasss
sab Issas tsabaftes &rauibtittx.
&sxtausf@I&ss.
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&sxtsasf&I&ss.

ste44ea, Stsasa ...>afA naefsIsW eatasasess arsaA
ssieaA.
, 1876-11-14

fas unbsHssAs Rranfnntss unt bic meaiintf&e DeasrA.
lnas %ssriibsa iaan steuHals ~ frub ~ttssnatn wsrbsn
gtaa e.Orau&t sas zSp&wtbti& Bttrs" aenau rad be-
a~anstluas aue es Ektts Spur lu pbeneensantsu uW
Strs srltptnesa. Dem patistsn pirs aafeblbsr a
ssaaanbiss @~slaaststt iurids tssbea sab j,aas Ak ESAsss
Stttrtett etat f& kaIh pieser dh
, 1876-11-14
Ready Relief,

O%teiienbe ioaten ittts cine SIai6e bon Rabmae's
Reaop Neltsi bel lt9 fiibren. @eni9. 3ropfen in g8ai.
Ter meroen &rantbeit ober Shmerien, Die BON Wed5el
oes gDaiiers b%erriibren, oorbeusen. IS lit better ais
frana0il9er BRANDY ODER 8itters als elm ySeismittsI.
, 1876-11-14

q 70 Stsm nasdnIlsr, xsA aRSsss zsxsarf4s Go
hsxH essfAItkSli@ hsasst sas
, 1876-11-14

yerfsssst gdAs ea wtrNams asfaRrsnasxtssd a..
AsSltst Ss!s.a 'rs.s. sa4 Srt Sisfata, fsasss ID.
Elm pUafemmeH snf8Gbtt@ GbltttRaasaatI saA ~.
ssrahra&t ptvlta Abki eeAAA&a saf ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08
SHOOTING AFFRAY.


A man giving the name of Robert
Slovan appeared before Judge Burford
yesterday, and swore out a warrant
against one james Wilson, who lives
about three miles south of the city, near
Mlller's Ferry, charging him with hay
ing shot and wounded him (Slovan) in
the arm. The warrant was placed in
hands of Sheriff Barley, and a deputy
promptly dispatched to the scene of
the difficulty, who arrested Wilson
and brought him before Judge Burford,
who released him on bond of two
hundred dollars. ...
From the evidence ELECTED it APP
pears that Wilson was indebted to Slo-
van in small sum, which the latter
had repeatedly demanded. Yesterday
morning he enforced his demand
with an old-fashioned musket, which
he snapped several times at Wilson.
The weapon failed, however, to fire,
when Wilson drew revolver and
fired, the ball taking effect in his an.
tagonist's arm, intlicting painful
though by means dangerous wound.
Awarrant was subsequently sworn Out
for the arrest of Slovan, on charge of
assault with attempt to kill, but up to
a late hour last evening he had eluded
arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08
A worthy object.

A lady sends the following appeal,
which Is heartily endorsed and cheer
fully inserted in the columns OF THE
HERALD;
The ladies of the Lamar-street Meth.
odist Church propose giving Il couple
of old-fashloned Methodist suppers ut
Fields theatre on next Thursday and
Friday evenings, for the purpose Of
raising funds for both church aud char
liable purposes. II lisa well known
fact, that there IL great deal OF power
~ and suffering amongst the poor In
our midst, and 1t Will always be 10, for
the Savior hath said "the poor ye have
always with you.n
The Ladies' Aid Society, n benev-
client society OF the above church, have
been instrumental In accomplishing
much good In ministering to the wants
of the poor, the sick and the destitute
Of this city, but their funds are run.
ming low, and they take this means OF
coming before generous public, that
come CALAMITY to their help twelve
month ago, when a similar appeal was
made for assistance to carry on their
good work. Come, friends, and help
us; we will give you good supper for
the small sum Of fifty cents, and you
have in addition the satisfaction OF
helping in Il noble cause, 'lor the
greatest of these Is charity"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08
Dangerous Counterfeits.

Deputy United States Marshal Mix
on informs a reporter ofTHR HERALD
that new and dangerous counterfeit
upon the First National Bank of Pax
ton, Illinois, Is In circulation. The
plates used are the same from which
were struck the well-known Traders
Bank Of Chicago notes. with the ex-
ception that the First National Bank
of Paxton, Illinois, was substituted for
Traders Bank Of Chicago. Merchants
and Others would do we'll to be on
their guard, as this Is a inost excellent
counterfeit, and likely to deceive those
well informed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08

Colonel John b. Stone returned to
the city few days since, after a flying
trip of business and pleasure to Ala.
bama.
Mr.. John Houston, formerly pr0prie-
tor OF q job office in this city, returned
yesterday, after several months alb
sence.
Hon. J. w. Ferris, Of Waxahachie,
arrived in our city yesterday, and il a
guest of Judge j. M. Patterson. Judge
Ferris leave for Kaufman county this
morning.
Evan p. Graves, Esq, candidate for
Justice of the Peace in this precinct,
was on the streets yesterday, for the
first time In two weeks, during which
time he has been confined to his room
and bed with serious brain disorder.
He proposes to make good the time he
has been compelled to lose by double
duty between now and the election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08

In the Name Of the Prophet Figo,
WHEREAS, His Most Gracious Majesty
Rex, with the advice of his Prime Minister
Prince Mustapha, has declared war against
the King of the Cannibal Islands, who Is
now in open rebellion and seeking to invade
the royal triumphal, occidental approach OF
His Most Blessed Majesty, Rex, towards his
we'll beloved capital, Dallas,
IL is Decreed, That Bogharib, Lord High
Chamberlain of the Empire, is hereby au.
thorlzed to appoint, and by these presents
does appoint
THE KHEDIVE OF DALLASAH,
TaX-Gatherer General, who IL charged with
the duty of collecting from the faithful the
Fill war tax, and accounting TO the First
Lord OF the Treasury, the mighty Prince A b.
dalai, therefor. The curse OF Allah be upon
the recreant subject who shall fail to pay
tribute to Rex!
BY the King Himself: REX.
1t Is Recorded:
BoGHARIB, l.. III. G.
Royal Balloon, OF the Sandwich Islands
January %, 1876.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08
Calico Hop.

The Turnverein will give a calico
hop at their hall on Commerce street,
on Sunday evening, the 18th instant.
II there is class of our citizens who
thoroughly know how to enjoy them
selves, and do 1t on rational aud n.y.
gienic principles, 1t is the Germans,
and we advise those who wish to en-
joy themselves to attend. An excel
lent band will furnish music for the
occasion, while the entire management
ofthe affair will be in the hands OF
Messrs. i. +. Bohny and George
Blume, which Is sufficient to insure Its
success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08
CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths mt Wilson's, No
4i4 Elm street. decl5d2m
A Card.

A communication over an anonymous
signature appeared In the Commercial of
the evening of the eth instant, which not
only attacked my Official and private char
acter, but also that Of Colonel John WI
stemmons and the leading officers OF every
bank In the city. A demand from the editor
OF that sheet shows that an Irresponsible in
dividual by the name Of J.w Calder is the
author. II any gentleman in the city or
county will vouch to me that the author is
OF Sufficient respectabllity to notice person.
ally, hereby promise that shall lose no
time in paying that attention to the com.
munication II should deserve from my
hands, JAMES +. BARKLEY.
Dallas, February 8, 1879. febsdlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-08
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, February 7-Spots opened
dull and easier. Uplands, 7-l6d; Orleans
sales of 10000 bales, 1000 bales for specula
Arrivals opened lpl6d lower.
SD p. m:5Spots easy. Uplands, Tied
LONDON, February 7, 1890 p. m.-Consuls
for money, "a 3-l6; on account, 9iL.
NEW YORK, February, 1920 a. m.-Gold
opened at ll21a.
Sterling exchange strong. Short, 81 ss,l
a! 80; long, 81 S515@i So. Commercial, "a SlH
1915 n. m.-Spots opened dull and heavy
and lower to sell; not quoted.
l0;l5 p m.-Gold ny. Futures opened
easier; February Y ls,l6gl2sc; March, ls@
e llSs AeF 1an ,s1 Is isl S5fs May 1875
1852 q. m.-Gold 1874 Futures steady
Sales 1900 bales; $500 bales last evening.
1919 m.-SpOts dull.
l2:l7 p; m;7aeld, ll2,4. Futures quiet. Feb.
ll-lSGls%c; May, iS5s@l5 0'loc. Sales 1850
bales.
1870 p. m.-Spots closed steady. Ordinary,
9 9;lec; good ordinary, loG5sc; low middling,
bama, - S-6lc; middling Orleans, 1910; mid
ding Texas, 1870.
2;9I P. m Gold ll2s4. Futures easy. Sales
SiiO p. m.-aoid li2s1. Futures closed ouiet
and steady. February, II q. S2@l25Sc; March,
10 l-l6@l3 3-lBc; April, 10 9-32@l3 Slide; May,
Is l7-32@l3@l3 9-l6c; June, Is 29-32@lS114c
Sales $1,000 bales.
Gold closed at liza.
Receipts American ports since Friday, 49,
$50 bales; ports Great Britain, l6,7l8
bales; France, $40 bales; continent, 9,497
bales; stock, 928.6i2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February 7, 1880 p. m.-
Gold, 1l22]4@ll3.
Exchange-New York sight, Lied per cent
discount to par; New Orleans sight, par TO
q premium.
Cotton quiet Middling, 1880. ssales 1000
bales.
1l,30 a, m.--Gold, lI25s9ll2Js.
Cotton quiet and steady. Middling l2}sc
sales 5,002 bales.
,GALyEsroN, February 7, 1000 a.m.-Gold,
ll3@ll4; silver, l05@l06.
Exchange--New York sight, a discount to
paI; New Orleans sight, par 10 Y premium
Cotton dull. Good ordinary, lOkc; low
middling, h9Sc; middling, l2Ac; good mid
ding, 13c.
Sales 606 bales; receipts, 1888 bales.
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A Gard 10 Physicians,

Having permanently established myself
In Dallas, will keep constantly on hand u
small, and, by this means, q constantly re
newed and fresh assortment of medicines
with which TO MI Physicians prescriptions
viii use only the preparations Of those well
known and reliable chemists, Powers and
Welghtman, and Squibbs. | viii subject my
medicines TO constant chemical tests, but as
the laboratory of the Chemist and that OF the
stomach so often differ, will be more than
thankful TO any Physician who upon find.
ing any Of my medicines inert or lacking In
proper strength, win notify me in order that
l may avoid their future use.
ARTHUR COFFIN,
Druggist and Dispenser, No, 737 Elm street
Dallas, Texas. iRnl5dlm
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
AT Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens Of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
in our line. 1t will cost Won
nothing, and you will save
money. We have a full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass.
ware and Queensware. You
can buy u full set as cheap
from us as you can buy a few
pieces from the retail dealer
Weguarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now Oh hand q large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
5O4 N. 4tb ST., st. Louis, Mo.
| octSO-d&wly
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Financial ana Commercial.

Commencing tomorrow morning,
The HERALD will publish, and con-
tinue daily, full and accurate reports
of the financial and commercial trans
actions OF Dallas. The necessity of a
complete and carefully corrected mar
ket report being recognized, the read
ers of The HERALD may rely upon the
fact that In future 1t will be made a
speciality.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Council meets tonight.
Remember the Carnival.

Remember the Carnival.
"A little rain needed TO lay the dust
Yesterday was as delightful and
balmy as u morning in May.
DIR. J. Jay Villers, the humorist, at
Fields Theatre tomorrow evening.
THE HERALD's job presses are run
night and day to meet the demands of
It's numerous patrons.
Over QUE thousand extra copies of
the Sunday edition of THE HERALD
were printed and sold.
"a distinction without differ
ence"-a colored Republican organiza-
ton and Loyal League.
The new block Of buildings on
Main street, below Lamar, is rapidly
approaching completion.
Only few unimportant cases OF
drunk and down before His Honor,
Acting Mayor Mcclure, yesterday.
What has become of the free
bridge question ? Has it, like numer.
Gus other needed reforms, been laid
quietly on the shelf?
The ladies will over-leap the con
ventionalities of Miss Grumpy, on the
evening of the 22d, and do the honors
of the Rifle ball.
The District Civil Court of Dallas
county, His Honor, II. Barksdale, pre-
siding, convened yesterday, but beyonc
organizing and empannelling jury
no business was transacted.
The receipts of cotton yesterday
were light, and the market ruled weak
The following were the closing quota
tions Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, DC
low middling l0fc; middling, lie.
-Messrs. Burgoner & Co. will, in ,
few days, open a large and well selected
stock of domestic and imported cigar
and tobaoco. They will be located II
the building now occupied by the Stat
Savings Bank.
The hand of the energetic candi
date now resembles the palm Of al
honest Granger. The only difference
is that the Changers is the result o
hard work and the candidates the re
suit of hard shaking.
Joe Colter was arrested yesterda.
and taken before Judge Burford
charged with embezzling sum o
money from Mr.. Monroe. His bond
was placed at four hundred dollars
which was promptly given.
Half dozen policemen, in an al
most fruitless effort to convey
drunken colored damsel to the Gala
boose, relieved the monotony and fur
nished a few minutes entertainment t.
the denizens and gamin of Main street
near Market.
Prof d. 8. Heely, the champion
pedestrian of California, will wall
two hundred and fifty miles in seven
ty-two hours, against time, for purs
of $500, at Lively Hall, on the l4th
beginning Monday at II m.
Gransanjan or Grand San Jaoint
Hotel 10 more. The proprietors o
that elegant Caravansary have dropped
the reporter note, politely declinin'
to permit him to rechristen their es
Enlistment. In future, the pride o
Dallas will retain its original appella
tion-the lie Grand Hotel. The Sal
Jacinto will be used only for lodginl
purposes.
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Why pay twenty or thirty dollars
for first-class set of teeth ? Snyder
q Adams are making full upper or
lower sets Of Whites best Gum teeth,
for the next thirty days, for ten dol.
lars. Filling at reduced rates-all work
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10 Tho Edllor ol Tho Dallas IIoraldi

GEsrLgMAE-certaln partlos, TO me IN,
known, are ludu'triously circulating the re-,
port that | am receiving from the various
Banks Of this city interest on the Taxes col.
leeted by me, and deposited with them, and
that they arc AFRAID TO acknowledged fact,
In contradiction ~ this SANDER request
that you viii publish the accompanying
communication, signed by all the Bankers
In the city, except the Exchane, which has
never had u deposit from this Office.
Yours, respectfully,
JAS, ". BARKLEY,