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DSs fa.ts n 70, III.
naad. 81 $780, ss ssi is.ss ss Pa
iory, 0rsenlsi, PssSse] 3cs: x, e Ass-
oaHsrss:: Eles. s'l is:i . Eas Is q.
1t.,. NJ sa' i'seasaAs, On be-
4ieaisf. Sa TX s. ..,s.s,, 81 81
Sssssssssss:Ss ~ ~ = = e..s orssw a.ss~
| Ssssssi & s g. 81 IL
1Ra adass: liz
Ola: iinseed, sec: machine, t1as1 "a. -.
Ea ane, sge,; ssr 81 so
Sest ssisd SIo; castor. saiiSn y Sossa
A SEQ =. "a asse, = ess; Easi's 'od. q
sp.'ss ' 1 rs1D &c. sse.
foreizn Fruits Snd Candy.
Gsndy: ls s99 Sc y e p !.
Oranges: SIi,60GSi9 B Bon, and scarce. IL,
81 $500, . 6.
gasos; saou,ae.s los ssssr IN laas
ribbed, 12kc.; Virgins shoulders, 8kEnoXc Vir-
se s saif aaa he yssas hans large 12s9
i 5Hc. plain hams, l5c.; .canyased hams, l8@i6N
gaststs: Painted, two HOOK, s2.25;; three hoops,
FRO Breon.s: TWO strings sl.7sass: ,brse ,..ius.
$2@a3.50 fouf strings, S3. l6@$3.ed.f - - =
ai esss sooa 70 c p9'%s slsss I Sa
@22c.; Java, 0@32e. &. 80 & =
14GfSe.: haIf.boTes is,sc. tssiIow. ~,
"a Cheese: Prime cutting, l2Al 2ke. northern and
western prime cutting, 12lc.: oommoa, sa91Oc.;
English dairy, 1s@2os:;; Pineapple 2sc.
Is Fish 4 Herrings-Nerth Carolina No. cut, $3.50:
Is North Garoliaa, srsss ss Essen gross, $500
rei. Msckerell-No. Bay; 6@Sl7: No. a.inEasres,
IL siss $3.50 No T. IN ri;s, Be- "a g. i.bb. Hes
Iara: Prime. barrels and .ttcrccs, 1sHc. In half
haIrels &c. IL -
tierccs: &c. barrels 25c. seruiT,s snides sSSnl
so@sse. 8 gallon; cn5s and Muscovsso. 5oas
Salt liverpool in round lots fror wiiarf. III 40:
from, store, sl.75. Ground alum, IN round
lots from wharf Sill @sl.15i from store, si.2o
yellow. 1Osc.; cut Loaf. I2}51cr:s PORTO Riec, go
Soap: Common, SG7c.: bsss stusssif1e. s@ac.:
toilet, $4,000. and fancy prices; country, 4@6c.
,mps ss brff sSssiso sanpas s pPs ssssS
: - H,a..r.,,h. /. ESrS,T
Hides! Green, 4@5c.; dry sailed, s@11e; dry
lLII,s r. *: wst sae wet saleed calf
S. ssa:sss ssss
sssSa frs ssSss So s s tssss ssT
22@2ec. - Z 20. !. !. = III -
3-5G Iron, Steel. Nails. Ac.l IL
az s-loc. q n. English and American Sheet, 40
'Ho,sesSoes. Il, per Sea' u'o,
az 6 1s DS Ws sss i
Fizes extra. u. t5s
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POLITICAL.

THE CANVASS OPENED IN PITTSYLEANIA
CoUNTY-s3EECHEs FROM MAJOR DANIEL
AND COLONEL CABELL. s....
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
CHATHAM, VA, August 21.-Hon. John
w. Daniel, OF Lynchburg, addressed the
people ut this place to-day. lie asintro-
duced by Hon. T. S. Flournoy in handsome
style to one Of the largest and most enthu-
siastic audiences which has assembled at
this place for many years. Mr.. Daniel spoke
about one and halfhours, and made one OF
his most successful and happy efforts. The
county is ablaze with enthusiasm, and will
render good account of itself. ... .t5.'
a Hon. George C. Cabell, at the call Of the
audience, came forward and made speech,
which was pronounced one Of his bestsci-
I forts, in which he gave an account Of his
stewardship as a member of the last Con-
gress. Colonel Cabell will carry his county
over all opposition.
'.s NOMINATIONS.
HARRISBURG, August 21.-The, Republic
cans OF Juniata county have nominated
Jeremiah Lyons for Congress. LN -
BURBERRY, L a., <huSuS -. W 2. ~ ~.
wart,, of Sunberry, was nominated unani-
mously by the Democratic Convention for
Congress from this district.
TAMMASY AND ASrI-TAMaANY CONFERENCE.
| NEW YORK, August 21.--The Tammany
and anti Tanimany Conference Committee
met this afternoon but failed to agree on
united action. The anti Tammany party
| insisted on having half Of the nominations
for, local offices. iFamnIany peremptorily
refused. Both parties will send delegations
! to the Saratoga Democratic Convention to
be held on the Both instant. s1.r.5'r
| OPPOSITION TO CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS,
| WORCESTER, MASS, August 2l.--A meet
| in q of Irish Democrats was held tonight, at
witch committee was chosen tor perfect an
| organization FOR the purpose OF opposing
the nomination Of Charles Francis dams
| for Governor. by the Democrats. This &C.
|. fion is the,resrllt of Mr.. Adams's course in
relation TO the Feniaus while Minister to
England.
GOVERNOR CHaNB sRHArN's pRScgAaATIoS RE-
eARDISG THE CHARLESTON JupGEsHP.
! CHARLESTON, S. c., August 2l.-Goyernor
! Chamberlain has issued'a proclaTnatten &c
\ eardine the threatened effort OF the negro
Whipper to take possession OF the Charles-
ton judgeship by force. The Governor
says: !" Any such attempts by W. j. WHIP
per aud those who may aid and abet MIN VII
be regarded: and treated by me not only q
Ilunlawful and riotousT disturbers OF tne
public peace but also an outrage upon 3udi u
4 cial!authority MOTTO be tolerated In a civil
Ked State" He warns the law officers II
oppose Whipper's pretensions prompt!
and; vigorously, and says If they fail TOT
SO he will at once organize sufficient fore.
for State constabuiary, under his own oil
rectionI and eentrol, to support the author
ity of the rightful Judge.
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ARRIVAL OF ESCAPED FENIANs.-Thc
American whaling bark Catalpa, Captain
Anthony, arrived at New York Saturday
morning from New; South Wales with the
Fenian prisoners who escaped from that
country some time since. The names OF the
men are Michael Harrington, Thomas Oar.
rach, James Wilson, Robert Cranston,
Thomas Henry Hossett, John j. Breslin
alias Collins, Thomas Desmond alas John.
son, John King alias Jones, and Thomas
Brennan alias Hall. ...lr.-,..s -.
The following is history OF SIX OF the
ESCAPED prisoners They were all in good
health, but sadly in want OF clothing
Thomas Darragh, tried in Ireland at court
martial in February, 1866, charged with
breach Of articles OF wan, coming to the
Enowledse Of an intended mutiny and not
giving information, &C.; sentence OF death
COMMITTED TO penal SerVitude for life.
! Robert Gran ston, .triedi in ireland ut court
martial in June, 1886, charged with breach
of the articles O; war, mltinous conducC'
and endeayoring to induce a soldier 10 DC
come a Fenfan; sentenced to penal. sefYi'
tude for life. .l'.. <fai3i = ~ ~: ~, :.
Michael Harrington, tried in ireland ~
col1rt-mairtial in July, 1866, charged Wltn
breach OF the articles OF war, mutlnous con-
dnet and desertion; sentenced to, penal ser
yitude for life. i .ga..zi =,
Martin Hogan, tried in Ireland at couIl
martial i'm August, 1866, charged VIII
breach of the articles Of war, mutlnops
conduct, and -desertion; lsentenced to pena'
serYitude for life. ..,,u+
James Wilson, tried in Ireland at court.
martial; in L August; 1866 charged. VIII
breach OF the ARTICLES OF war, nlutln IHol
ndIIct and assertion; sentenced to pena
sary;tnde for hfe.' d bGs. gu q !.
Thomas Hassett, tried in ireland at { court
martial lin 3: August 1866; charged WITT
breach -of the articles @of war, mutlnous
|-eonduet pnb dassrtions ssntenceai % pe e9 J
[scryitHdc Tor Med2- HaGGtIasla .fi.I.3af ]
M tn H. ~ NJ, ~
$ one hundred iii ffty Nav York stone
mas on,s hs been engaged to go to Green
ock, Scotland, where they have two years
ljob at remuneratiye wages.
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THE PROPOSED TREATY WITH THE SIOUX
The clause in the Indian appropriation bill
for the; appointment of a commission to
treat with the Sioux provides that none OF
the sums appropriated for the Sioux Indians
shall be paid to any band thereof while said
band is engaged in <hostilities against the
white people, and hereafter there shall be
no appropriation made for the subsistence
OF said Indians unless they shall first agree
to relinquish all right and claim to any
country outside rle boundaries OF the per-
manent reservation established by the treaty
of 1868 for said Indians, and also so much
of their said permanent reservation "a
lies west Of the one hundred and
third meridian of longitude, and shall
also grant right of way over said reserva-
ton to the country thus ceded for wagon or
other roads from convenient and accessible
points on the Missouri river, in all not more
than three in number, and unless they VIII
receive all such supplies herein provided for
and provided for by said treaty OF 1868 ut
such points and places on their said reserva-
tion and in the vicinity Of the Missouri river
as the President may designate; and the fur
ther sum OF $4,000 is hereby appropriated,
to be expended under the direction OF the
President OF the United States, for the pur-
pose of carrying into effect the foregoing
nroyision: and provided, also, that no fur
thcr appropriation for said Sioux Indians
for subsistence shall hereafter be made until
some stipulations, agreement, or arrange
nhent shall have been entered into by sard
| Indians with the President OF the United
States which is calculated and designed to
enable said Indians to become Self-support-
ing. 81 .. '...
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RICHMOND RIG; TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

~ Il, SO. IT,. -r... lt AUGUST II. 1870.
The market has presente,, new feature since our
last weekly review. Tho receipts and offerings are
large but prices lately ruling are matntalneo' ese-
c,ol,y of aj1 desirable grades of working and ship
ping. which are very firm, with the probability mat
thew will continue so for the nexttweive months
The breaks last week comprised 715 hogsheads,
261 tierccs, and A boxes. s,.t. II = G,.,
The quotation, on Change are: q. fA,,-ffs
DAnk.-Prtmings-$l 5@$3.5o.
nARK.-LtGg-Vcry common, $4GS5; medium
TO good, extra, s93oGSe aLsaf1Gioa1aa;,
S9o ho hne 81 extra dne, suited fe1
the Mediterranean market $l7@sls; line extra
back wrspDers, s. 5.5 0t9S1s. ~ a. -, !.lgD
"BpIGHT.E Lugs-Common, SS@Sl0: medium 70
fine smokaing sdSg ~ Medium sklra
saGSi2: GOOD to fine, Sl2@SI5i extra oilers, Sl0
dun to good; s2O@s30 fine, 3So@$4o extra exc
0GxQ0f - fIiiiF! Fs.ga' - 7r 80 = ~ .
! N aMoGAS Wrap Common, Sl5,s32Sg
$25 !; medium TO good, s25@*3o me, og!s4o
&E0mSR0.'b 80
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

LATEST TELEGRAM MS.
--.----ssaasp...-s =
WEST YIRGINIAJUsT1cE
LYNCH Law SUPREME.
IA RAVIsHER.I... HANGED.
THE SIXTH VICTIM THIS YEAR.
SPEAKER KERR'S REMAINS.
REMOVAL OF THEM TO WASHINGTON.
HONoRs TO HIS MEMORY.
SPEECHES OF THE CANVASS.
POOL FOR POLITICIANS.
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
Action Of the TWO Wings.
GRAND !" PYTHIAN PARADE.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-EAite, $50 bushels. Red. o'o2Z Dash-
CoIy.-IVhite, 1922 bushels.
/ 0ATS.-l ,052-Dushels. ..,...'
MEAL.-56 bushels. ..-..-..... s..
SAILS. ~ s
wuEAT.-JVhite. 100 bushels at SLID; d0 IL,
m,sheIs at SllO; so bushels very good at si.Sz !:
20 bushels very good at S1.23i 90 busneis NJ
az 10: 900 bushels &C Sl.20-total, $50 bushels.
Red 81 bushels prime Mt $123 LOGS 99 sn ELSA az
els 34s bushels very good at s5 LIZ G4e
cls at II 68a fS bushels prime at 1929 "a bnsh.
els at $l.o5 AZ bushels 81 li2 bushels at 8Yc,
2I2 bushels at $1.12: JAP bushels very good at
Sl,24-total, 3,916 bushels.
'CoRS.-White, 9l6 bushels at 50c..
0ATs-l94 bushels sprius Mt 3Oc.; i4S Dusleis
nrime Surfing OF 37c.; 152 bushels good winter az
Zoe: go bushels spring private terms-tota,
694 bushels. : Z; =. ). i3'@ .''@lI,'
..ra..,4 ID. RE-EXHIBITED. -fi
| WHEAT Red, 80 bushels. lu1- Iyt.aE. ~
ConN-White, 800 bushels. .,,..lyst. pa. :
oars -gS bushels.
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!. MARINE INTELLIGEsCE.

MINIATURE ALsiANAC--Agcusr a2,ls7d.
sum rises,,.,, ..,...s6:26 Iilt. HIGH TIDE:
sun GAO Morning ............ 9.23
Noon sets -. :2 Evening. 6H1
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GRtNGLK>' Observation-Disclosures FROM COLO
NEL. ErFrIN-TOvEXAMENT GROWING
"F TIE QUEEN.
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NEW York, August q: The condttlon !. o.
r. II. Newell, better lkno OWN in literary. el-
,cles as 0rphsusi @. Kerr, YESTERDAY Malnans
appeared to be precarious, and douDts i 6gle
entertained as. to his living many h9nrs ~.
SEA GROWS, Augaast ~; nh Az I;
Fuller, of Atlanta, Ga; Judge FaneneI, "
New York, and other, J, ratsrilal S IN.
eS eSaeeh
North and South, now at Cape May, were
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$ f,iie hundred t ana iftsy Nav York stone
mas on,s hsg Been engaged to go to Freen.'
ock, Scotland, where they have tWoy
lob at remunerative wages.
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corps, aud left II for the Abyssnians
They are by order OF the khedlve h
be sent TO England, but Klrkham Is 90
be detained nj MassOwah until the
campaign IL over While Ike prison.
ers are left at Massawol, the main
Egyptian army las marched 10 the
heights Of the Hamaseen territory
which Is one Of The odSus boHi, each
country claiming h ~ its own. The
small Egyptian force which WIS cut
TO pieces some few weeks ago
took the same route. The A bysslnlans
fell hack, trusting 10 the natural de-
Tense afforded by the country, which IL
MOI unlrnly called the African Swltzer-
hnd. Even on the llamaseen frontier
mere are mountains six aud seven
thousand feet high. The Egyptians
followed their willy opponents, allowed
themselves 10 be divided, and met with
ne disaster now well known. But
here Is no fear that the present army
vii fall into u similar trap. Their
numbers are tenfold; they are armed
win The Remington rifle, aud several
orps OF artillery are with them; they
re supplied with all that Is necessary
Or u long campaign: a proper commits
lriat and transport service has been
rganiledi large numbers of camels
nd mules, and even few elephants,
ave gone forward; and what Ia more
Important than all, the expedition Is
nder the command of the best tact-
ian and most experienced general
Egypt possesses. Provided that she
Ill be satisfied with furnishing the
.byssinians, and not be tempted to
mex Abyssinia, there Is every proba-
ility that Egypt will succeed
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

oANpLEs-Arei in moderate sr ,4.>s supply and
RIUE-The stock is ample for the demand;
prime, 7A@71a choice, S@Shc. ., "a
Saith good supply; COARSE szsz oo'
$50 se0jAP~chicago, GA@7c; Proctor u Gamble,
CSsSTtAtRCH-Good stock and moderate re-
quest. We quote at 6g614c, ,,
COAL OIll-ln good supply and demand
We quote; bbls 22@2sc; cases w oo@2 w. NC
oJ Dried J APPEEs-In moderate supply
and demand at ll@llhc. ooaoso.
common, dull, 20@25c. ,,.,
OGyoIfFFiEE-Market quiet; supply small,
though stocks are ia transit. We quoteitoou,
2S@23Ac; prime, 2S1a@A}4c; choice 2f1a@S'c'
SUGAR-Louisiana--fa to prime, Si}@
SIC; choice, 999Ac; yellow CHARMED, iClS@ ~
l05Sc: white clarified, llA@llAc; Refined IN
foiT supply and light demand. we 4note
standard 4, ll1a@l214c; crushed l21aglz74c'
pV Mof ASSES in good supply;
very little common on hand. we guosse
mime. 5Oa52c choice, BS@7Oc, In barrels oc
per gallon additional in u barrels. ,,,oo
LARD-In fair supply we quosse ne SiI la
I4Ac; lob cans, lil4@ll12c 2op cans r4'"%i'|4N'
| 10 and 5lt cans, l5@l5Ac o,,,,oro nm.
FLoUR-Market Jim, and quotation, 1 ,ho
changed nothwithstandin NUMBER Vi W.. Wv,
mills have advanced prices Zoe pei
90 lbs. We repeat quotations; Ocean [ C,tv
MI w bbl.' 50 6S. sacks, S. is Harvest Queen
XXX b b d i TO- sacks 81 SNOW Flake x1 Xxx
bbi., 81 Is, sacks, So Al; Gold Dust XXX az pp ~
s. s., sacks 50 10; Dpnkey, Xxx, bbI;; y ID ID
sack, g So; swans Down. xxxA' 9Il'' 81 II d Il
sacks, S. 10; Miller's Xxx, bbl., % 10 SACKS
So s.; Mills x, Dbl, s. 50, sacks; y TO- ,o,,
BACON-Stocks ample and uem ini1ni, 5Ilc
d. S. G. sides are quoted in lots at ,Zza S,
bacon G.. sides, l3l@lS4c; BREAKFAST i''
iWHAMs@s. C.. canvassed, l5@l51ac; uncah
vassed, lI14@l5c. III, ,oir stoch
We quote half bbls. Mt 50; whole, o. r cv
CORN MEAL Market easy NJ " pe' v"
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A correspondent of the London
Times, writing from Alexandria on
the fifteenth Of January, says: VI can
not report, as / hoped, the end OF the
Abysslnian war. The capture of Cen
eral Kirkham is, however, confirmed,
and it occurred under the circum-
stances l detailed last week: with
him were also taken two Englishmen
of the name of Hampton. The latter
two protest against their detention on
the ground that war had not been
regularly declared at the time they
were taken. 1t is difficult to see how
they can seriously maintain this con-
viction If II be true, as is stated, that
they went out with the ArendrooI
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

CORN-Market fully stocked. We quote
Texas, i5c; Kansas, husked, Csc; do, shelcd,
In bulk, Csc; sacked, zoe.
WHEAT Good demand; receipts light.
No. 2 red, 81 10; No. 3, SIC.
BARLEY-stock small with little demand.
Full bright, 60c; common. l5@50c.
OATS-Receipts moderate with good de.
mand. Prime red, i3c; mixed and black, Zoe.
RYE-Stock small, with little or no de-
mand. Good medium, SOC per bushel.
BRAN-Market well supplied with fair de-
mand. We quote Mt OOc percwt.
HAY-We quote at SlO@l6 per ton.
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9ailg gerald.
THE OFFICIAL J0URN AL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS,
THE DAILY HERALD.

THE DAILY HERALD Is published every
morning, except Monday, e Wv yehIi ~
M vance % forslx months o. ior QUE month
the nniIv Herald is now furnished 10 sub
oribers py carrier at 70 cents per week. The
paper will be- delivered regularly each morn
ny At an early hour, 70 any part Of the ei by
sonrt house. Subscribers falling 10 receive
lheIr PAPER win oblige by reporting 10 Mr.
~ W. Hurst AZ this office,
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cSCULENTS.

oNIoNs-In fair supply and demand az
So 25g3 IS per Dbl. ~. ..o.,,ad We
quote at 50 iOa3 90 per Dbl. Seed potatoes nS
are quoted at 81 20 az - per Dbl, snu
nothing here but Early Rose anu a., good
BEANS-Northern and Eastern /" eooN
demand at 495c per Id. aorota
CABBAGES-Light stock and In mo9 u,a1s,e
demand. They are selling In bulk ~ siL@i'
per lO0 head, as to quality.
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THE WEEK HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HE AID Will DO pub
ished every Saturday morning. Subscrp-
lon, $3.50 per nnnumj so for six months,
payable In advance. N subscrl ton taken
Tor "a less period than six ~ onth
Advertisements inserted at IN rate of 81 50
per square Tor the trst insertion, and 10 cents
FOR each subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings. cards OF thanks, oto., 10 be paid for
az half advertisement rates.
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Attorneys at Law.

w, y. Oldham, office In Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlidtf
]. NJ. Hayes, 2Oi Commerce street, Dallls,
Texas. Special attention paid 70 lana
claims. jan0du
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law NO
oct29-dtf
Aldredge Geo. N, iO5 Main street, near a
Courthouse.
Mccoy 4 Mccoy, office south side OF Court
house square.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD, I
Dallas. Texas, February 20, 1870. I
MONETARY

We have no change 10 note In monetary
matters. The market still remains hrm and
quiet, with sufficient means to meet all avail
able and legitimate demands. Bonds, state
county and municipal, remain nominal
with few inquiries and no sales. We repea
our quotations OF yesterday:
GOLD-Tnere nre but few transactions TO
note, We quote: Buying, III; selling, ll3.
SlLVER-Selling, l01; buying, los.
ENCilANGE--ln fair demand, We quote
a discount; bank, n premium.
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NotarIes public ana Conveyancers.

Peak W. W., office northeast room in the
Canr,houea .I. IL
Special attention given to taking Deposi-.
tians. executing Deeds, Bonds, Powers OF
ATTORNEY, Deeds Of Trust, etc., etc, ONCE
Northeast room in Courthouse.
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Jerked beef is II standard article Of
food In Texas but the cattle kings
complain that 1t is too frequently
jerked over into Mexico when the
Greasers are on q raid against this
country New Orleans Republican.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHISKY-sl IO@S so.
acknowledgements, 81 5O@2 60; imported
GiN-sl 5NS2 90.
CLARET--Si@6 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 75Ca2 10.
sHERRY-lmp0rted 81 75@2 W.
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WHERE WERE THE POLICE ?
Twenty Dollars Reward.

stolen, last night, In front of our store, NO.
702 Elm stree, two Iron, Close-top, Cylinder
Force Pumps. of the Gould Manufacturing
Company, Seneca Falls, n. Y. make. one
is as much as two men can handle. We VIII
rive Ten Dollars for the delivery Of The
pumps and Ten Dollars for the delivery OF
The thieves to the sheriff of the county.
WADSWORTH, GRlFFETH 4 co,
Dallas, February Is, 1915. ieDiVn't
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

w. O. Sickles & Co., Grocers and dealers In
dros. nov2dtf
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Physicians and surgeons.

Jno. II. Morton, MD, office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner san Jaclhto
and Harwood streets, Dallas, Texas.
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III. Gibbs, NJ. D., II. r.. Boswell, NJ. D.,
Physicians and Surgeons Special attention
given TO diseases and deformltles OF eye ana
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FARMERS OF TEXAS.

One enterprising man in your midst who
planted my new Cabbage Seed had forty
THOUSAND that made large and solid heads;
another grew Onions that weighed pound
each the first gear, from my Danvers black
saedl You will find extracts from their let
ters in my Catalogue with seed equally
good why can not you do as well? My large,
Illustrated Seed Catalogue, containing q vast
variety of Vegetable and Flower Seed, sent
free TO all. JAMES j. IL. GREGORY,
Ianlwst Marblehead, Mass.
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PENAL surgeons.

Dr.J W McCiee, Dentist, graduated In the
Baltimore Dental College In 1874. once re-
moved 10 southeast corner Elm ana Lamar
streets, over Kahn's clothing store. ~
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Cotton Statement

For the week ending u NJ, Friday, Feb
ruary 2j, 1876. Furnished for THE HERALD by
V. II. Evans, Reporter in this City for the
National Cotton Exchange.
Stock on hand September lst... 2
Received this week. .....".....,. 1886
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<u.A Trusscs, Supporters and
tsSfiSy q -. Pile Pipes, "Seeley's IK6.-d
I Ta,nlf3h NRubber frusses.h Cool
Y cieanly, light, perfectly sato
No. fsz and comfortable, tree from
all sour, rusty, chafing,
strapping, or poultlcelike unpleasant tness;
used ID bathing, endorsed by The profession;
long tested always reliable. BEWARE uF
MUTATIONS. Genuine stamped II. b.
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7y7 broadway, MY. Sent by mall or express
and sold by leading druggists. Send for cat
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SIS 10 800 per cay Il x assns p wSasso 81 BON
sexes, young and old, make more money Al
work for us, In their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time. than
at any thing else. We offer empioyment
work, Full particulars, terms, etc., sent
nee. Send us your address At once. Don't
delay. Now Is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere until you nave
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City Secretary,

NTE AhE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w queatod TO announce NJ. A, McMur-
tray AS II candidate for the ONCE of City
Secretary. Election April 4th.