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, 1876-11-16
AMERICAN CITIES,
EEW YONK,

6psctG! NtpaIch 10 1ns 7IituA4.
NEW YoExs Hus.. l3.-GuAtf-lIMu1ncks In wheat
yely pstled; prtcux wltAuut duOdcd changer lhppers
lnclHed to hold OIL for Conectaiou, and holders
faacd to yisd now M. . Chicago qtotod ut st,9s9a
In: ami now No. Awaukse vt 81. SAs3l.13, salss VI
4:Hx Lit At 81 .tstti. n for unYraded Eprn2s 4a35
l$a for go t1 c!l0cn h!nlNF Western, apl 81 a5 for
wlttIV Tcstura. ftSo saaaa Ermrs, with Q fair
export and local tfaI0 lClnaAts Wesern quoted At THO
t<r. Curh Without decided chanEu In Irite. With u
very moderate ba1ness, fair speculative inquiry. With
Ra!es Vt hu ungradcd Western xc IN ftoru
Aks Atsa slrs Ut Gs bi at 53s3 Tor new unyradei
%rstcrn 9hslus anil bao tor new steamer mixed; S4t
fas old no gfnel 40 fVr AieaAsr nllasd1 e for low
n,f>cdi NS3!1c Tor Su =; USa fox NJ l; dIlusa for
no grade ,eaiaws elc for hsh mllei: hO4Nllc for
graded Weatern mixed. Oats scavsIy ~ Nrrat fair
business rrotr1 t0s the wAata Ut the IosaI trade,
sans Il. Hn 4 II 3.asloa f4F Htael wescsa aud Szte.
3ti1c tor while Mstsrn An0 AlA1el iOc faF 14 bauk
We:t:ra tTk:ti IAk41c tut mixed Western, thtLud
Ing jl.Q0 au Oil ut An ~ etOse; k31lAIG fuF Willis
Western. including whlso Michigan Vt *aa11s ~ uN
bu new WestGrn inlxel In at1ru a7c.
Os'kAS FHtturK-uHrtA Foutl vury quiet no cAApRes
In ratc4i charter rtum AuM aud unchanged; cngAsu.
lucnts tu L4scfpoo. by sasL 7.tAu III grsln-
FAorIhtbaB-rugx un the spot very nIui. vth rather
iongi futures Grln. but without tuaaess saIUA Ut
i3o bts lssA spot u SIT .1ksl7.3 of which only
small Iosttpn WA for ghianrat, and I brlz Ty mime
neYa Ila y; 1 seSoR call fur eas Et7 IL blu and
I'll. ~ s1ksi; fur o1 fur Soscbar. SA u asked far
hrEi 3or tls rtsnaituer Gf thu aa<, sbaOS blu and
tdt9 askcl: fuE 3xlusry 1871. etI IL hid sud SlA
sskcI fur February, 1917, fl ~ lid AID Ia ~ sskr
nna for March, ls77, slu Is I'll l4 sin 10 a.Kc. Cot
uvats In uduIA du&n0. ald prices ruher u buYcrs
fayVr Nt4lcA furr; Auatl l14sss; tong clear quoted
1t BHc. Lard Rrr4ct{ parcels iQF pruMpt le1lvsty
scarcu, lh4u busluxs dOue. good speculative trade
mainly Ia year aud January uttrt0na; halca VI ~ tcs
prime steam the spot u ElluA With ap tu ell. ~
asked; Alsu. jO les fur NvysVss a. 1lt AIN. clVsnl
, 1876-11-16
u..... uoo.h,. silver iIAlf.lo1lar'

FfoVfa<Ncs n, ~ yH*rWt. ! hov anil 3
II scems ai,noat inrre!lsblc t.,a. arna}. hare
years Old, or prEson Of uMy ~, SSs,,,i.lv!lar for
nssS 'ss sss tssspt sas sss sui " "
ti,o saso with this cola now " IN Thus.~
ID tGo yoUrnat os1lco wIn!"ws. !s.r II II. II. il.
tiay, tho 18th duv Of Gstonns,H; 10 attend :
a5s @ Soy q ysss %sss'S'4 aS s So q & sfsa s
ioliar stuck III his thruat. nr: ,as use..ure
suro that he fult tho halfstoilr - '"I I'm the .t
oi lis baud On the neck c1tctnailyi % sl,l vs.
q O.obst ths bqy sa'e i,iar & who, VI ~ "
1S !sssks'' a at tt there W. no g. susi.,
iast tbo boy, w.,ilo washlug, vou:;|'eo 'p
In our window.
, 1876-11-16
tchr RoaA Dcllc, Grand t,,vsr m
schr lacy Ilcten, White Lake. ,o0 81 ,snsd' s,one;
9s VEIL M grl1 pork md rnndrles' ~ Sorn l0o
EIlEIfailsra


CHtrAoo.-Tho demand WA fn,r ,t,A n
,T eosn 70 In''alo by strnm. Tic charter. ,H 10Y
70 Toronto-sehts 1Ioboken and h sss tsas were:
thronHs. To dodor!ch-schr 1cin1s..' ''oa'' esrh
ftiv"tc terms. TO santn--scl,r Nontno;,' wneat on
At &c. To uuGato-rfop. cnba, hs''ce, whc,,: s wheat
past 'oad. barley; Muntana. wheat amt 'so'auo .us
stcam. barge Ohio, corn anlJamac, nv. sum- and
~. b. 600 bu wheat, 100, 600 bu so,n @ 81 ospat.
on oats, and 90, 600 bu barley. "' t'"'ooo
nrrsALo, Nov. 11.-Chartcr.. sc,,.
Ada nledosa, zncf Chandler, A. n p.,, ,'s'ha,
Francis paimss ana bark No.ou. coai ~ t,etaon, 1n,
A. fbc per ton; schrs Granger and a n Saesco
coal 10 Milwaukee at tic; schr JOIN, D. Norris,
tS Desrt At ae: schr conncaat coa, N ,1'sys coal
ssnr haftafantett. ktono 10 Csxo,..eto T,.eto AZ
Sah i" IT snru; sc1ts t}uoen CITY, r. xs al
,e tG na rGsotiG coal Erie 10 fhTcaRn ~ !,
na es ~; .eIir m ~ mMolden nnc, lumber An = x,aoo
~ ~ go. IN; prop Oscar own."san1!e "a1!e 70
60 y" HaMsfq @ Msl'sy saa Aaahna T. chsa s,a
eandasky to Chicago at aI 20: ,ce snnsf!st, n.!st, cnal
cargo. ~ 0"As'" Al $3.50 for liz
liETRotr. Nov. 1o.--Tne n,,rket +. r..~
0nt prteGh arc maintained. H. Whi,tsy.I! 4aet.
fop19rt tl,e sehr Atuntmorcncy Iron nsc co.
y Wyandotte. at sl,l7si ler ton IT, f.s fs.eanaba
Norton reporta Hscanl barge Alncn,' ''Eu innI H. If
ts;nber AM eablc 10 Toic6 At 81. IN m ,nnev ev and
III. W for tlnlert all on the rail. " 'u'ooesaal
5lihMAukHE. Nov. II. .-&:hafturs. ~, rur
sehf u; Z, islcllarls wheut from "aalo--
~ 70 oswosotsehr Bolivia, wheat u T1s A. ~
, 1876-11-16

HOO PROpUCT1-Wuro moro actiye, and .tronRcr
, ,,rnl ,,,dnr hstt.. ,,rn,s,s ~ en..tsn sse,n".
eapreay ar aS e, weh vs,a 70,
export. Hogs wcru III tnpdefnte supply md steady,
Tho vra,tGr be1ng unuro favorable 10 nnckinx Tilc
-. ~ s -. ST 'i...I - - az 49, ~ ~ :. s,,, ~.
anof1s %ers nosa aspoaea 10 h!' thklne pfopaule
thst the recent stcadncss was near the mtnn point
ihc reduced quotations freely enough to keep ali shs
packets At work. or cnabo those who have lnnde con-
tract4 TO MI then, rapidly ~ they expcctctt.
r. IL tcttn.od that laws nn.rttttas ~
80 ,sa, Via .na, .ti asss V"sn
, 1876-11-16

tA1nty. arising from rumors Of an alliance between
England anl Anslrtn, and that NntsIA wha moving
her forces towards tho acenH Of tho Conflict he
tween Turkey and Srrsia. Tho receipts of grnin
and hoCs were ONLY moderate, nnL the shipments
ditto. The attendance Of operators VIVA chiefly In
wheat ant provisions; Tho hitter attracting much
mora attention lhan heretofore, with moro orders
from outside.
Tho demand for dry goods wla but sllghlly I'M
proved aud tho general market Axnn wore an alF
OF extreme quiet Ur,ccrics were ordered with
fair lbosalty, md. excepting RIO cocea tho tenor
al prices Was Arm. Tlaro was less excitement tn
sugass, bnt no abatement Of The iltmness. Indeed.
hard sngars wcru moveJ up another notch. patent
cut now being quoted At EHSD1at, crushed At
13sic and grlnnlated At 1lG1aAc. Nlce, sirnps,
n1olasses, spices, and teas woro hrin And nn.
changed. The dried feult. Dish, a.,l canned gootis
markets offered no now poiatA OF Interest. Duttdt
continues In fair demand Al fafy prices.
Cheese YVES dull, with ealcs At 11G1g!ic for gotA
to choice factory Jobbcee OF oils reported quiet
market, with little variation In values. Coal was
drn aud soft varieties wore advanced soc per ton.
1,rtar 1Itll 10 now hold at $780, and baltimore +
Ohio At s. TO. The bagging trade remains Inactive.
Leather waa firm.
The lumber market was rather qniet and easy,
piece stuff being somewhat lower. ~ tho yards
tsudo WAS fair. Metals nnd hardware wcro quet
and unchanged. Wool and hops remain quier, and
having fallen OF. Hay was In request for ship.
u,cnt East md North, aud 1rn under light ro-
ccfpta, tho weathor having checked tho deliveries
by farmers. Reeds were generally firm under
good demand md limited offerings. Hides nrc ar.
Poultry anu gamo were In unusually large supply
on tho street ard dull at lowor range Of prices.
Green fruits were In liberal supply and slow.
Lake fsclghts wesu quiet and nominally easy at
former rates, carriers aakng &c by salt for corn
and takIng ic by steam for 10 10 buffalo. Through
Tutas were nomlnu' ut 1bssc OFT corn 10 nost0n and
1Jc for do TO New York. Hall ftcights wcrc quoted
steady at soc per 100 M to New York, o5c to Bos
ton, lie 10 Philadelphia, aud 17Mc TO Baltimore,
with scarcely any to be had, except for meats.
Tho engagements reported will carry b., 600 bu
wheat, 1O0 000 bu cotn a GOO bu oats. and 20. 600
hu bnriey.
FOREIGN 1MronTATroNS
| received at Chcngo customs Nov. 10: Il. Downey,
~. 600 bu barley; 7. T. Oldershaw Co. ,s00 sacks
salt; Barley & Tystell. ~ pkgs earthan ware; C.
| W. Webster, 2a cases brandy, Amount Of dut!es
collected, 50, S1S. II.
, 1876-11-16
GENERAL MARKETS.

medium hurt. rid tlppcd 4Ac. Rrren brust with husi
enough TO work II. ocI tcl ttppcd with do. 42ihct
green Govern aud nsdc. 4k9skes rcd tipped d. ahc,
iustae brush. s36s4c medium to choice stalk braid,
4l44c: Inferior hrua,, s4ssfe: crooked do. 1G3c.
I,EAHH-fiAn.l plcked heans wcro quated at SITS,
and common 70 good lot. It tl.ooa. so ma,ie. were
wure reported far but tho offerings of choice beans
continue light
nuTTKh-The demand for GOOD to choEee butter was
quito equal tho supply aud the tono OF tho market
VIA unqualtnedl5 arIn. Low and medium grades rp.
main dull with prices unscst,cd. We quote: Choics
to fancy yellow. 253oc, medium 10 good, l7G25c In
ferior to common. i34si5c.
NAG0lNG-Thete was 4 light t1enand at shout
steady 0gnrss Stocks Rrs moderate. but In cxcrss
Of present requirements. We again quote ~ fol.
lows: Stark, .ihGs.2c, Pccrcsa, IA, 2ic, Lewts.
son s0fc& Sontau1, 1le; Dntarfo 2lkci American
A,1Dc, Amosktag, iDcs Otter Crock, t9hc, lnrtap
bapa and III, l31i5c, guuulea Auglc lautlhcl do,
double. 2itl25c.
ClIEEsE-saics to q moderate aggregate wcro Ct.
fcetcd q, substantially quotations. nuycrs
st holding OF. but l.ndcrs confident. aud In
s'rs y ~ a's; oss &
ssS 8 III r}esss 'fsG g
1nIarte rena,ns arm ns IN teott aiyancs. Wo now
Ill., sssf dsF:$sssf MI ;k *
Ssis 5i' < sase fSs ss9os l;'ss w! s'o Da'''"'Fe
xsss e. efss sst tgssssss s*
moderate Az snd c,uHtry r}naa TSs .asa u pieyi:
e: xs ~ S % :
sfe SS sSsSo ssSs ~ hrs s'e1a s1ta. .Afs.
*y :s!s q M Mts'y !a}ss sStS5s! *: stfs, ~
s H. - feSy ssni.s, s, so. 'n aSrsr ssa
Sefi,nx. spit III. Mhi 7sYs;S'i
'pE Il s xH 'o. STssS Ss ". s ss e..
rsc sSr rsi or1, s | ~; sSr IT,
aysi Tf: ar; dFS s ssf s 12aSiaSe; as To-
nsw t1s. n. 5a'fin. I'M. nSci III s \; s
H. aex: s%!&s +: S4.saeis Il: He; zasts s;i.
s: s2:Ss ss$ g $s
!e: l!asEbsrr!cf, s.iasoasi rasplcrftcs, new, aoo
y; R'!!fa fsyts'ti almonds rerrasons p
@ eis;n sas; 9st, w'ns ;;9sss IL vsS. sla iS
Ss issa Fss S " it'll psSIs :snai s1 etfs fsnis g
sss \,
Ss III Sss:sS Ct sycs as sss Il ss sss4y
SS sSi Fl; y f $ss
ISs vaTss. sss: &j3 ISx: q: .s'oa' sss
utoGEltlEs-iii harl susara ti,sra further u.
yHHce yss,sfay nHssn ~; III nyiaE W t. T. ,sst
e. ;s W. E es
sy =. aFf u isE: *sts ssss Sss: 1 e as s! f
intS There ws,p % oansrs, tlte general ,a;xet pro'
'*EfE ssy ~ X 'S as.:s 8 lso"'
ebSca I" inlSy ii iii, s:st sSSti s T. paa III d. %
sya,is g a!E AsiaS;i.. rsMss;i ut !
asF sst Hail. Isissl !; ssa.isa, iase,
f5fss''';s;S ssr:Ss| ;':s?s;? 'i:
IL :s s:!ss
WI 4i sascs p .ss % INV s.tr 7e "a g s
s?%s ssss: :;s Fsfs i!lso a!ss;*ss y
, 1876-11-16
COMMERCIAL.

Tic following waru the rscoipts and ahIpu,ents
Of tho lcnding articles Of produce In this city
during the twcnty-tonr hours ending At o'clock
on "Wednesday morning, and for tho corresponding
t!nlc last year:
, 1876-11-16
PORT HURON,

Spsefdf Diepdtch 10 1hs Tr4Supx
FonT HcnoN, Mirh., Nov, 15.-no,r.-
Henry Howard, Gordon Canlplcll; rebrs ,a.
Hanna. Tlden, RAwaon sayelan j,ayd s,ons'. ""a,a
"Ans bell, +. II. Turner, Lem El!swo,tb. ',' %o.
gl,a9on;, Jennie rsnmbal|, Nemesis. '''' a0a.
ur-pr9ns lnlrr.Ocean and co0sos,. u,,,..,
Burt. ''' No3fs, John
@MIISn-Nortlieast, w gentle; weather crc,rtn-
The vessels Which wesc winl. .boun,i xn.;.x,
will ctcnr tu.Iay. '0'"0 Ses'ehdiy
,Sutctas Dtsnatch to 1ze Tribune
FORT HURON, M!rt-, Nav. l5-ii ia !,
nowN-.pFops Quebec, Nebraska, Darnnn,,, y, m -
ul-Props india. 7assatc, Atnena. rsx.r,,.,,.
Gity 9f Duluth, Mayhowcr aud barses: .ehts 9.s
Chandler II; I: Webb Nelton, II, +. F"tS Ws.IS mae'
seWS%sn. n; !; Wilcox 7; FoEct. Prosoo.t .ts"'
"'an-sohthwcs1, gentle; weather clouIy.
, 1876-11-16

BntpnEponr. Nov. 15.-Annwrp-peop Kin,
Bros. kankakee fcedc', 100 bu corr, u, 600 III II,
seed. 'S'' ''s
cLhAnEn-Gsn. Mcclellan, Cticn, sl,ooo n
Timber 70 brla salt; Norway, Joliet 90, ~ #
Esacx, Joliet ~, 45o It iumGor, Il m a,h 'G9er w =
shingles; Morning Light, Ottawa, 1t, GS Il lin. n.
bor; 0nondaga. Norris, Is, 500 It lumber. A. n
, 1876-11-16

PRESCRIPTION, j. J ELF. III: L., ~ :
r,,hs .n*uIy cvro Vi Seminal w;asaastIl, istis u
hooI xn4 III d...riets Gtaa,s1iIo ~ OLA
cx4sAI. Auy U5ng5taS naa3Ea WI " d Eu.. ClasaoA@
, 1876-11-16

NEW Ynuk, Nov. l5,-Th3 trade movement eonttnucs
slow with commission houscs. ipnrters, snl iobbea.
Cotton g00ls ssu lurt aud steady u nst hnRas.
CotAtcTs operating tatler fterty In c0kGn
pdes pFnts rsman quiet. Woolrn goods arc little
moro active. ress goods sdawll and aklrts quiet.
Hosiery u In nodptate demand,
, 1876-11-16

TUNIENT1NEs
WILMINGTON, H0v. lo.-HrIAITa or TrHfxnT1ax-
Quiet n asc.
, 1876-11-16

Nxw DRLEAHs, Soy. .15.-C0TroN-StroLc aud high
eY, naas, B,0D bales; good ordinary, tDsxalO3(c.
low ,nldalinH, li}iItiAr, mtddnE, ll&@llWu, good
mildlina I4rlaySc. nlidllinx falr i3}4Ai.ss, fair.
1s}i<t3Ac; tccslpts net, tUoU bales; gEoA uUU;
exports TO Liverpool u10 to New York, 1s0; stock,
1D9, OUh
SAvAAxAI. Nov -CoTroN- -Ftrns n,lddiinr l17s1t
net, f07 bales; Nes, so1 exports " GFext Bsatu,
4,4J.
CnAnLkHroS, Nor. is.-Corrox- -Etendy, mIdalnx.
like, net T. 7ai bales, sao, ,6O0s exports 10 tho
Contlncnl .. la1, coastwise. !, Ton.
1ALvRaruN. Nov. t5.-EorrOS-i1ull and heavy;
uhIdug lIAcs uct, 5. ADJ baics; salrs aas pxpotts
conttwst1 1,b75.
Monllx, Nov. tH.-corrnN-trrrxniur, mlltlng,
ll3dcl act. as halc.I ia!c4, 20 exports IL Great
ptltan, I. 63s; to France. ira.
, 1876-11-16

GOLD AND GnKKNBAcKe.
Gold was 1o3h D1003i In gncenbacks.
Geoenbacks were Ul'.1Dlh cet.ts on tho dollar
In rnf5
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uniniportant places ON the road are do
Ing amy better than in the days of tie
old, numbering ,lupccoach, that the
stump orator 80 often oIludcs TO- Us one
ofthc slow Ching, Of the past
h. q. 'THOrD,
?, IS DO you mail TIM HERALD on
saturdays We generally get it Mon
lay evening, LRs,
RIrmRDsoN, August / 1876
Tm WGEhN lIrnNLp ismailed every
Friday aItcrnoon to every subscriber on
our book. IN interview with Judge
Norton impcIs us to believe that the
fault does not lie in the much abused
'ostollicc of Dallas. A new SET of route
agents would doubtless mend our pos
tai affairs, and we ask our drlcuiiuu Mt
Washington to look into this matter
and see if the people Of TcXas have any
rights which postal authorities and
agents are bound to respect This Is n
crying evil and we trust may be taken
in hand by those who have been elected
to represent our interests at Washing.
ton
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STANLEY has .turnedu up, Sitting Ruiz
has turnodupp but Freddy Grant tho
Sitting Calf hasn't yet taken his turn
up to that first rlie,'tenancy that his
brilliant and gallant services cntitlc
him to- Bpt Republics, Ttis said, Il were
ever unsrqteiulo That Frod should mot
BIO rewarded handsomely for s,immcl-
ing it with hswifc anil babyat Potter
ralmersg elegant lila near Chicago
while other brave young fellows, AFRO
facing the Sioux, is but another evidence,
OF the nations ingratitude.
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OF communication for the general public,
ana also 10 assist those VINO may need ns-
hlhtaneC, We hAvo determined 10 print % free
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"For sale" "kOr Rent" "ro Let" Of not
more than thee lines, viii be inserted In
THIS column two Times free Ot charge. When
such advertisements exceed three lines the
excess will be charged at the rate Of i've
cents liue each insertion, In advance; and
when such advertisement. are printed more
Than two times they VIII ut charged NJ the
rate OF liye cents "A line in advance Tor each
additional insertion Seven words MAKE II
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Who IN 10 Blau,ey

~ We Editorofthc IIerallj, ~. .l.,,.,.
agWp YOU tel us why Tin HERALD, as
o9t'lli,c,rmoil matter Is hobtually scnt up
,tothe terminus of theroa,l in the morn
iinSnhd 'o'Ndmes sent back in the evcn.
ins| Is not the Central road under as
much OBLIGATION to. ,leliyer tho mails
promptly ut Richardson as ut Dallas or
any other 'l'omtr WIN You please cali
the attention of the company 10 thcso
.thn9+ Unless the company delivers
the mails more promptly thun they
have done of late, cant see that the
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The extremei and uncalled for dis.
courtesy with which tho minority OF the
House, and Observation-Disclosures
treated the,ENecutiveof this State, has
no p"rallehin the history of legislation
me Governors message was u temper.
ale and proper one, and forsomo mem.
Der to rise and move that sthe ,Ab,d he
printed hnDuteh,'h@d for that motion
to prevail, was an mpardonablc % and
gratuitous atlront. 10 uUsmbusma I'm
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DALLAS has reason to he satisfied with,
her representatives in the Sixteenth
Legislature, In the Senate Guy has
been untmihg in his efforts for Dallas
while IN the House Cochran and Downs
have breasted the tide imbccility ana
folly withthat ability which has mark.
ed them as trained and conscientious
LEGISLATORS. i"" "A" tH''.lA' 't'.
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A MAJORITY of the Senate of The Uni
ted States vote Belknop guilty, but he
escapes conviction, and walks forth a
bright and shining light in the Republi-
can party lfhe could only be induced
to tax" the stump for Hayes, what Il
multitude Of fellow thieves he might
rally around hun, ..,,l.rs..... ......... .
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Y. Ircralds. PIN,
That is lc9-gl1'lle larray. ratG;ni III,
slaughtered Isl known us Tom Scott
who goes ELECTROMAGNETIC
Say rather, wolves are Killed in Texas,
and Huntington. chief among ten thou
sand, is TUNED Iacc up, world without
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ArsrO', unmoslts her policy by civ
my notice to the Porte that unless til,
present war be over before the middl,
of August, Size will consider it adyisabl,
Tor her to occupy Scrvia with an army
Austria is severely pressed between IN,
different political and religious interest,
OF her various populations, Germans
Mogyars and SlNvs, but this is n bold
declaration, though it can hardly have
been news TO the other powers.
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WON'T somebody inform the Governor
that the Legislature has adjourned ana
mat, II the necessary business Of the
State is to he done, aha extm, session
must be called 2-1lio@tOa E4nepdbai.
Won't somebody inform the Telegraph
mat 'he1 Governor. is not exactly. an
'dlo'' and 'mthc knows asJwell az the
editor OF tho TrbWapAnthat thirty men
cannot Hadio,'rn aoneu hundred and
lMcMlN. ---- u .---.-----L ----L ~ L.
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TnE immortal thirty could not stand
the reduction to two dollars per day.
They Indignantly rebclled and wanted
II called session with the five dollar
slush and S2OO,OOO additional debt upon
the Stnto.LY -1uu.LL .----- ~ ~
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@ailg @erald.
ID ALIAS. TEX AS.
THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 3.

CoLoNEL j. G. BAYNE, agent and
special correspondent ofTHE HERALD.
vii! visit the western counties in The
interests of this paper. He is vested
with authority 10 receive and receipt
for all subscriptions and advertise
ments. We respectfully comm nd
him to our friends throughout the
country. n-..- lm-L L---- ----
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FlrznuGn's national Joke palcs into
utter insignilicapce beside the purile
farce played by those thirty ground and
lofty tumblors in the6llousc of Repre-
sentatives. Drlmdheory. himself has
been out done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03

TnE rcyolutonists huyc enacted their
petty farce in the House and subsidized
into inglorious inanty, With the
folly of fools they acted, with the fear
Of towards they succumbed. ...
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The tug of war with the Texas Pacific
people is to defeat Adjournment
Statesman. ..h' EA"
The tug of war with the Huntington
revolutionists was to adjourn the Lcgis
lntmc nolcaS rolI,$. -
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GREAT God how The world is given to
lying' exclaimed ,Falston. Great Je
hosophot, how a fool minority Of tn,
House have been given to lying about
reform, e%claims the people. That tw,
dollars per diem stuck in their craws,
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STATE PURCHASERS.

The state of NEW YORK has placed 10,
900 copies Of Websters Unabridged In ns
many Of her Pablo schools. ...'UI II III
The State of WISCONSIN, about 5000
nearly every Schobl.Jlf ..II4lI IN .l
every school, 'N 1t''" E"8 ''Il'|'T '"'
The, state OF MICHIGAN. made provisions
for MI her Schools.
, The state of MASSACHUSETTS has SUP.
piled her enthusiastically all,
The State of IOWA has supplied her
Schools. .iIEuI .tnhlIl.. UT ..'
The State 9t CoNNEOriCUT has made
provisions for her Schools "I
Over 5000 Schools IN INDIANA were su II.
piled during the year 1877. and many more
III 1873 aud 1874 .e..t tt ,.,, NY I-.-r.
! In other States many copies have been
pnrehnsoi for supplying schools OF cities,
countieI and towns i'I : HGH Ty'IN'
What better Investment can be made for
Schoolsp
Mo o than tim times rs many are sold of
Wcostets Dictionaries, w OF any other 80
ries In this country. NJ lplHU no 'v''TN'
Az least four nfths OF all the Schools books
publishod In this country own Webster nv
their standard, and of the remainder, few
acknowledge amy standard.
published 10y, q. nc. MERRIAM,
N2h'utt Springfield Mass.
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How humiliatingto Texas Tor thirty
Of her pretended representatives and
rcIormcrs to attempt even revolution
itself for the ptIuI sum of three dollars
per day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03

Need not be endured, although what can
must be, Among the bodily ills susceptible
| OfCOmpletG removal by TINT benign tonic
ana Alternative, lIOstcttrr'S stomach liittcrR,
ARE general debility, malarial feyerS, cOnstl.
patton, dyspepsia, liver disorder and merry.
business. It's remedial capabilities ARE, how
ever, by no means limited 10 these lnulndiCs.
It's properties AKA blood dcpuront render It
extremely cryicCable IN Qxpeling the nGrld
impurities which produce those painful dis.
orders, rheumatism and gout, aud its invig-
Grating and mildly stimulating effect upOn
the kidneys ahd bladder constitute IL use
ful medicine for impelling those organs To II
complete performance Of their functions
when they are weak and lnactivO In fact,
there ~ scarcely my disease OF which weak
ness IL, an accompaniment, in which this
admirable medicine cannot he used with
advantage.
Oh, how on earth can boz sure
10 keep my breath fresh, sweet and pure
uso SOXODONT.
Oh, has tho way at last beon found
To Keep my teeth white, clean and sound Z!
Use SOXOnONr.
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"Whon he lived, no lived in clover;
VIII II he died, he died All over"
How applicable is Ben Johnsons cpl
toph on the pis, to the magnificent and
high toned thirty. They have indeed
died all over. ""H'h d. '..'
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LAKE, the nice little sheep mentioned
in the nursery rhyme, the, boiling thir-
ty have all come back with their tails
behind them. ...
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A NEW FEATURE.
Colored Illustrations,

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Nearly every state Superintendent of
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has recommended WEnSrER's DICTIONARY
In the strongest terms. Among them nre
those OF Eastern, Northern, Middle, South.
crn and Western States--Tweuty eight In ali,