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Cincinnati Enquirer The sugar
coating of pills is "a great invention IL
enables the most peeyi5h OF children
to take nauseating doses, not only with
tractahility, but with positive pleasure
II seems from indications in our teie-
graphic dispatches that our poiitlcai
doctors incline to the opinion thaU
rood drastic dose Of standing army
0nght to be administered to our sys-
tenn, and, experimenting some uli'ltu'-
~ in getting the patient to sWai'o"
fine bpd medicine, they propose 10
supar-coat it slightly. In the hFst
place, they say it is not an increase,
but merely IL filling up OF the regiments
to twelve companies instead OF zen
This is the thin coating OF geIaIlie
with which the pill is to he llrst var
njsbed. Then they sprinkle the whole
with sugar for southern cOusuinpt'V'
bv nrcuOsing to create additional heiu
Officers in each regiment ana TO M
them bv southern ppuintments. IN
this manner it is eHpecteu 10
make the prescription SO pleasant 10
the southern palate that the very ehll-
drill will cry ior it, To remove any
lingering hesitancy in the south, "heFe
standing armies have become es-
Iecislly nauseating, it il given o9l
that they are not to take il IN tnei'
own persons, but that it is to be AZ
minialered to their little brothers IN
the north, who have bad worm, OF
late. How will the wcrkmen iiFe lii I'M,
little scheme for "intcrmanage ueh'
which is thus being prepared Shu
openly advocated 10y the replolltail
party for them? And how will they
like to throw away their votes ana en-.
courage the party that does ~ bHI
then i may be that the new army i
intended to be used in shooting th'
capitalists ia case of any disagree
ment. At all events we have ilVeu
and thrived with only our clIiAeh sol
diory, either in peace or war; Tor "h'
hundred and one Yeas, and we eal
stand it awhile longer.
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Sherman Register: The Register had
n pleasant call this morning from MIR.
B. +. Neville, "a 'senger and travelling
agent OF the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad, whom the editor found to
have been an old comrade and prison
mate during the war Mr.. Neville is
bringing to the attention of the trav-
cling public the very low rates of fare
over his rogd, and the advantage of
ticking that route. The rates are to he
found in the company's advertisement,
appearing in the Register He in
forms us that the rumOr that passen-
gers are delayed at Louisville in get
ting their drawback on tickets Is I'M
true. an agent passes through the
train before it arrives at Louisville
aud attends to the drawbacks, 80 that
passengers are not delayed a moment
Tor Cincinnati and points east.
Angel d2t&wlt
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CONDENSED NEWS,

r.s u.i settlers 0f Illinois are now
having t.af .uwai Tovu,ou us uoun-
california exported last yeW over
,., million puuuda OF WOOL worth
mgbtmiiIlon dollars
Tine Colorado potato beetle has made
ID. nuppamupe no Germany causing
srnt DISTRACTION there,
pbe aauatorlal committee Of CaliIor'
aha baye reported adversely TO Chinese
immigration 10 their state,
the MAGNIFICENT state house Of Hi
n,lswhloh ls not yet complete, caught
gre last Friday which did considerable
J,mape i'm one roCm. The lire was
nut ant by the worSmeu,
Al Dayton, Ohio, August 10, Daniel
parphnft nu old man claiming to be
,yrr "A hundred years old, committed
,nirIde by throwing himself in troutof
a. train ON the Pan Handle railroad,
He Ind told several persons just pre-
yious that he was tlred OF living, aud
wished TO die,
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lu saturdays issue, it says. ltism.
dor,tuod iu Washington ilat the see.
Rotary ot the navy viii ordprspyeWl ID.
tine bees, yy5spls iu commission to the
mouth of yhe Rio Grauue, aud other
points ON the Mexican coast II this
is To- be duue tu cooperation with u
movement OF troops across the river II
should not he delayed. The occasion
for such o movement exists now, aud
/. should be improved TO the fullest
extent and with the least possible de,
lay The orders lately issued 10y the
president authorize the pursuit of ma
muders INTO Mexico, and their capture
and punishment on Mexican soil. The
persons guilty OF the recent outrage at
Rio Graude City have not yet been
pursued, captured, or punished. A
dozen or twenty companies of the
troops at Fort Clarke and other posts
near the river might be sent in pursuit
Of the criminals, and ordered not to re-
turn without them ltwould probably
be necessary to send dozen or twenty
regiments TO support the first party in
their quest All the regiments that
may be needed can be had at n word,
for armed men would spring from the
ground along the border Mt the first
bugle.call, Once the troops are fairly
started in pursuit, it will not be eXpe'
dent for them to stop until they reach
the Panuco river. There they should
pitch their tents and stay until all the
cattle.thieyes aud raiders in northern
Mexico are captured. by that time
the few greasers left at large will have
little interest in the subsequent pro-
ceedngs, and the settlement of the
country might be proceeded with.
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usonTler'lournal' The session OF ne
hAuohAl educational association closed
!''' ulRhl The exercises throughout
we hl'lus we're ot great iHtertrt 10
educators Ouo OF the especially prom,
lneul features ot the discussion was
lh' labor question s relative 10 indus.
UlN education, The idea that tie
llme hHd come when chidreu's hpnds
should be- taught WAs received with
great favor The project Tor the 81,
adjustment Ola national educational
bureau aud one Of the last acts OF the
association WAS the appointment Of a
committee to memorlalize congress In
regard 10 the plan,
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Another verdi

Professor James c. Watson, OF the
Michigan University Observatory al
Ann Arbor. has discovered another
planet. He has discovered III. ~,
number Of the asteroids aud lils Wo ,,i
will he taken by the scientific worm
with a good deal Of credit. lie ssy =;
CA the night Of August 5, l iounu III A..
the constellation OF Capricorn % plane,
hitherto unknown. On account %.
smoky and cloudy weather ! din no'
succeed in observing 10 accurately un'
iii last night 1t il now in rlErl ,'., -,
sion u hours and IL minutes ei,, ,, ~ ~
declination Is degrees uud ID mi liu ~,
south. II shines like a star OF w,
tenth magnitude, aud is moving west
and north.
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A crowd gathers every day In the
Place ~, George towards the hour
when he takes his accustomed drive.
10 gralliy II he does not get into his
carriage uader the doorway Of his
mansion, hut when the garden gates,
winch are lined with sheet iron, are
hung open 10y the porter, he walks
down the grayolIed drive, aud crosses
me street pavement TO his brougham.
All hats nre Instantly taken of and
held low while ir RW B0WgcoS Ia
passing There II DO cheering hut
inc lndles venture ON phrases Of ON,
doWmeut and other icminiuc express
tlNut 40 symw,hy such as thmwirg
% Iu.e before hIm, or waving q pocket
handkerchief
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Attractive Features ofthe ApproA'"
Ing French Exposition.

There Is 20 be a grand cen tIai ave
nue.. i'm which the buildings alloiteh 20
the various nations are To terminate
the froutage of each representing some
remarkable historical building OF tne
country TO hich it is assigned. mus
the facade Of the Belgian section VIII
represent the splendid Hotel de y NJ III.
Of Brussels. a cascade viii low do"u
from the palace Of the Trocadero' cro7.
the scene in cO1duits, aud supply wafer
for the machinery Of the exhibition on
the Champ de Mars. Ii will be sur
rounded 10y four colossal siatnlry, yer
souliyiug by groups Of animals lne
four quarters Of the world. EUROPE
has been intrusted to NJ. Cain, Africa
TO Fremiet, Asia to Jacquemart anu
America to Rouillard.
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LIVE ANn CEMENT.

LlME-The best quality In barrels is worth
IS; In bulk, ~ Joi ordinary Dallas, 2lc, PEI
huShol.
CEMENT-Roseudle- ia worth 81 " barrel
Louisville, best, lt .le kept, $3.50 " buroli
Dallas, 81 80.
PLASTER ls worth ~ 30 q barrel.
The suppy,ot the above mentioned 0rt-
les isample demand fair, market firm.
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CONNECTIONS.

Louis 4 Iron Mountain aud 10, Railway for
all puintA North, EnAt und southeast.
Al LONuNlEW JUNCTION aud MIN.
NICOLA, with all trains on tho International
Il. Il. for Tylor, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton and Nan Antonio.
At DALLAA, with trains Of the uouniOn
aud Texas Central Il. II. foi Colaicana,
MeNia, Bremond, Waco Calvert, bryan,
llompstoAd, Brenhpm and ior all points IN
Middle aud Southern Texas.
AZ SHERMAN, with Ii. n TO. hallway,
for all uolntA ON the line of that roNd.
At FORr WORTH, with stages for all
points IN western Texas.
AT slihEVEPokr, with Red River Stoam'
ers for New Orleans,
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Commercial.

Nv ORLEANS, August 2l.-Fiour dull;
XXs52i: xxx s. l5gb -; chOlce 80 ~
t'nrn steady 1T JSatJc. Oats dull at oo9ii
Rjcs fair demand, but at lower rates new
mr., canning I'M freely; fair to prime ttg4
t,iee dull aud nominal, caiB0es lNa9-1ltc
ia sugar steady; common u Foou cpih-
mon sds4c fair 10 fully iair $3.50 pi i i'i,'
10 cl0ice atic; csniilIugal ss.5s., 49,,
clarified iugiU.ic. Molasses h"'i'ns u''"N
xgty YouK. August 2l.-Flouf-quiet hni
lent material change. Wheat, spot ,nrm
fntures active at 4gl1sc better Ooin an"N'
nI N,Iiyybiit-Flour rather more steady, better
,,,,sires. doing. Wheat laZ3 better. ialr ue-
-1and. corn active, lac better 9illFl'se lui
ungraded western mixed. Oats nIuheii i'"'
~ GRADES I9lc better. Colee quiet
p,,rtvoRE, August ll.-Flour dull ~
"a. Il I'D a Is: extra S. Un5 lli fanny
:, 7Etf Gl. Wheat, southern. I-liig SOU e,
arm and higher: western excited, lffegui ~
and higher; southern red y s15l y, mn ~,
~ al f0. 40 2 western winter ftd sIo'
- 2tJ southern corn dull; western ar-
~. firm and higher; southern Wnlte /" s"e'
yellow s. i59c.
~ Ior-ts. August q .-Flour inactive. AA
| ali = g5a5 Al: XXX do q ysa5, goci 70 ~ :
~ fair brands q 7jsi 3. Hhsai hstiae 49, 4.
5 Il,,. moderately active; 80. miAei ~.
| NS.iai.e oats quiei, No. 2 l6c. Rye hrme
/ y. "a. Whisky steady ~ y ~. FORK ~ l,s
] iohhing IS Lard dull ana nom nal. D ~.
| ,nsats' buve . and sellers apart bacon Iu ~,
| a. sg75sa7s.c and s1sg-14c iorthouius'sfe'
riP io 81 easter al - 75s5 10. Cattle no de-
mand for shipping grade.
Hides and wool.
a.ty1sroS, Angus zl.--Hides-the msIAe
q arm. Dry seiected, sc; light saltsd "
s,srs salted IKE; damaxed hslt pIleei ~
nc. wet salted sc; selected s5Sei Duiene''
Iwyso1oilS@uo.blns doing; no quotations
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The MILBURN WAGON has stood
the Texas climate for ten years. --dwm
dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing
hefwpeu II. c. HOskins and w. h..
Howell, under the firm name of Hos
kins q Howell, has beeu dissolved by
mutual consent w. II. hoWeli VIII
continue the business, and is fully au-
thorjzed 50 settle all accounts Of the
late firm, IT, C. IIOsKlNS,
WILLIAM II. HOWELL.
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HlDES-py unt, Is tt ana upwari, lbc.;
dr mint, rs t- and upward, damaged, 100
dry niut klps aud calf llr5 dry salt, 20 Ms
and upward, ncG green butchers, h1c,
SHEEP PELIS- Each, owing to wool zoos
2ic.; white wool, long, 2lci white wool, tall
clip lNHstc; black wool, lNu.
BuFtAlO-Bull's -, g., cows, DC,
TAlLOM-lu barrels, $50.
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nRAIN am nIiEAnsrI-rrs

WHEAT Receipts moro liberal, fully
equal Ia me ucmand' No. 2rod - lial 20
choice 81 OOsl DO, medium b1s uU, lower
grades uOotgOo
OATS zoe.
lNE-None onrrvl,
BARLEY fEEu..Nc,
tuNN Texas, lp WugR 31tlUa,
hAl.'i wGlu w I,. tun, Hungarian and
MI.ltt slU,gl-.
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m, Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
Huust0n and Texas Central Railway.

The following Oflces aud Agents have
been Establishing by this COMPANY, where
Information may be had concerning not
only the II. a +. D. Railway, but Texas een-
II NJ ANCHEsTEIl Eastern Passenger
Agent. ll7 Broadwe y, n. T..
ten. ]. n. RORERrSON, Pass. immigta-
,,o, AGENT. Ilg N. Third street, 81. Louis. 30.
Af'f,EE. Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
cierk street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southezstern Agent,No.
Burnett House, CINCINNATI Ohio.
j. n. COFFIN, Southern Passenger AGENT
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Inform alton may also he had ~ me agen-
Giles OF The N. X. a Il. Railway, IN New YORK;
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal ar st.iouis
GEM Pass. a Freight AEt, Houston, Texas
I" esnis.ps, Houston, rszas. iAns<ln
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10 all who Sre suffering from the er.
ForS aud indlscretlons Of youth, nery.
ous weakness. early decay loss ofman.
hood, ETC., viii seud u receipt that
wiz eureyou, free of charge, This
great remedy wns discovered By a
missionary la South America. send a
seli'addresscd envelope to the Rev,
Joseph lnmonr station n,Rlble Home,
Now York City-til sept23.eOd.w.
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STATE OF TEXAS,

Il gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
IA, passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the state. PullmnnP
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave III, Louis daily via the NJ, X. a Il. KY
nj D A. m; Hannibal at 10 a. M, and Sedalta
nj 800 d. m, running through TO Denlson,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Houe-
ton without change Connection IL also made
nj sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
lhe connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. a r. ut Denison for 81. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City aud ell
points North and East; with the Texas 4 Pa
cine at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis and all points East and southeaAt, and
AZ Houston with the a., II, 4 \. A for san
Antonio the g., IL. n III. for Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shit 5 Tor all points ON the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool 4 Texas steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other kilro-
peau cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea bfcexei
pleasant scenery of broad pFairies, beautilui
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL eepecialiy
desirable and advantageous TO travellers ana
shippers In preferences to others,
81 Louis Express leaves dalvestcn uhily
ttxcept Saturday. at 2aD y. M, Houston NJ
6sO d. m :, Hearne nj 30 y. mr. Dallas f;51 y.
m. and Denfson at lilo a. IN.
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Referring to the above, the unuer,
signet desires to return thanks to all
their customers and friends ana lhe
nuhIic generally, for the liberal patron
ngo heretofore received, and trust IN
n,turp, By liberal and fair dealing to
ssrurp A continuation of tile same
VII. HOWELL.
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July 3l-dlnl

At the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
uaar Chattanooga, was fought many u
hard battle during the war. On thaI
came ground, nearly forty years ago Il
yirtory was gained more glorious thah
any gained by our armies. A remeuy
was there discovered for liver Diseases ga
that excited the wonder of scientlllc
men and physicians. Purely Vegt ,.,
HE Il excelled ia curative propel.l'tl7
the mineral drugs, such as caioule ''
and was Us harmless to the system ~ au"
sImo.t as pleasant to the taste a. cor I,
S S,'A mis- world,famous remedy Is Dr.
n simmou's Vegetable Liver Med
cine; ici We manufactured by NJ. A. TRed
i s,rJ Z Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t Is
t or.aie by all druggists, who have aI "a
s .0 trial packages which will be
given to all applicants Tree oil chH'se
ng7.d&wlm
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, August Il cold sl.O5@Sl.0B
silver gqeotpar. Exchange YORK sight
l.mio r,mium, New Orleans sight par ana
"A pi omium,
New YORK, August a. Stocks opened
firm aud advanced, but afterwards declined
Money psr cent. Gold 81 Oi}s. Exchange
long 81 81; short 81 So, State bonds steady
Gold opened II %.
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary market IN somewhat string
rnl ior outside business, mt thoru II ample
muds for legitimate husiuesA aud common.
clnl purposes
GOLD Buying, large pieces 40; small u3
selling, large I ~ smHll Ui.
SILVER Nominal
There Is uut little gold or silver In market
Commercial, "A prr cent.
disc, unit, bank, par
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p,on,nr H,nor, rIur-c.aI.

NEW YORK, August a. Money easy at ~
az per cent. Sterling weak at 81 o.. uo'd
active NJ 81 OEt. New 5s VI Os'l. Govern
ments weak. states steady. Imam.
new OKLEANs, August 2l,-Gold u Wl4
asl Us sight l4u]s premium. Sterling bank
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.,,.1onhinr rintnrng Hon-e ~ pallH

T. NJ. Kahn d Bro. Justly claim 'nir
sgotistical title, on account OF men
having the most extensive stoSH y
g-sIi made clothing in the city OF JA
l,s and ne good as is kept in Calves
ton. Sew Orleans or any other ihrge
city. and they propose to sell lle li
o orods as cheap as the cheapest ana
s,oTantee better goods, largest assor r
msnt best styles and latest fashions l!,ll.,
4 gIance AT their stock wi convince
a - as 10 the truth their assei-
Ions They also keep hrsI-class
. IL NJ mems fur sping goods con.
lii of a compete stock OF men :
80 which they make speclIaity OF,
ai.o the celebrated diamond u snlI.7
.rb;cb they offer at extreme low nguIes'
ThaV also Keep on hand the most com m,
,ists and finest lineof neck wear , s ,ha
po et in the city In view OF wv D.
n nus,v tern facts, We. can eheer1l w.
a aaoooor,nend al Of cur citizens anu l ll'
rnblic generally, to call aroa UNI c az.
g g1 that they will coincide win nun W,
nnd pronounce L. NJ. Kahn 9 ofOs
the leading clothing nOuSs
Dallas.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, August Receipts net, %
.beIss, gross - bales. Exports cOaStwise --,
sales l8 bales, stock S,OM bales. Market
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DIR. WHIT T I E r
GIT st. Charles street,
Treats all forms or Nencnl Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No ttcrwho failed,
cail or write; pamphlet or consultation free;
Can refer to the medical profession IN AZ
naris NJ the Country
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Middling Uplands. I'd 90
NidullnE orleans ....b l-lbd d-lou
sales, 300 bales; speculation and export
IW. IL. Is. receipts / S0l bales, American lO9.
Futures l-}2I cheaper. UpIands low mo
ding clsu August delivery n-l9u, ~,
li,,t md Sputpmber s lj-l6d; Septenb Der ana
6rtonrr lj-lGl; October and November
8p motion duh and tending down.
UpIhpds low middling clause November
siInnad November anu December 10y san
AKA; December and January SAIL oihll'eu
. 3l-j2d. ,...,., ,,,, rt,o,,
| uuiands low middling clause new crop
| sttnnsI Deceu ber and January by SAL
y 3l-3ld.
NEW ORLEANS, Augustnl. -Night-Cottoh
Anil and lower Rec ipts .et 2lIs bales gross
| ~. exports Sew York 3ii sales to "'ies
- - lL-LD
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NEW YoHK, Aug. 2l,--The cotton market

Nav YOnK, Aug. gL--Ihe coIIOH HUTAVV
Is steady. r,,,.,,, =,
MONDAY. TUESDAY
rrrlopds .. II 7-l6c ll9sC
Sf"nrs ii N-lGc He
safes 2oS2 bales Futures shade lower, but
steady, ,,,,-..tt tn,
August II 2i9ll 2Sc; September II wen . !vo
Oc;nher 10 4GHlC 2Sc; November 10 6iGlO b'o;
December 10 65GlO b9c. a..
Night-COttOn gross receipts - naIeh' ~
tures closed steady. sales 200 bales.
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The MubuRN Is the only wagon
IN market made from second growth
Ohio timber auglOd6wlm
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TO ALL POIN rs.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Aecoinmouh-
tlons and Greater Security than any otner
Line. Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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IIOst OF WNvkeI"NOIIOU hIVHUy' VI'UI"I
uH.c. orleans NC. Sales SOAR consphuhteu
uri receipts l,Gl1; exports Great britain 'i'''
continent % baien,
tIvEupoDt.. August 2l.-Noon. Cotton IL
uui' "i rVEsuAN MONDAY,
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Celebrated Arrow Tie,

recognized Ms the iavorite tie OF
planters, cotton pressera, anu Shippers VI
cotton generally, the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-22

In view Of the constantly Increasing popu
larity ana demand for the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-01
THE N. Y. Herald's Washington cor

THE N. Y. Herald's Washington cor
respondent says Grant is now satisfied
that the Nichols governmental Louis
lana ought to stand and will recognize
it as soon as the electoral count is cum
pleted, and its New Orleans special says
Nichols and the Republican leaders
at the North, including Stanley
Matthews, Hayes brother in law, who
speaks for Hayes, have agreed on de-
tails. Grants orders to Gen. Augur
are to be rescinded. Democrats are to
take possession of the State House and
i'll return they are to give the Repuoll-
cans the long-term Senator and guar
antee immunity from all past political
acts.
SARGENT's report from the Chinese
Joint Committee sets forth that the
committee convened on the Pacific
Coast and examined 100 witnesses.
The evidence taken covers over l,2O0
pages of printed matter and embraces
the views of all classes of the commu-
nifty, and every variety of interest.
The committee found great diversity OF
opinion, from different stand-points. OF
witnesses. The committee divided
their work so as to FIRST hear persons
opposed to the introduction of the
Chimes. and afterV ards of those favor
able to such Introduction, aud CON
cluded by atfording time for witnesses
in rtbnttal.