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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07
Frank LcsIie's Popular Monthly.


The June number of this faVorlte
magazine contains number OF highly
interesting and well-illnstrated arti-
Giles. Among the many are the fol-
lowing: "African Explorers and EX-
plorations," by Alfred H. Guernsey.
"a Journey from Nuevitas to Ha-
vana," by Piron; "Forest Industries"
by Prof. Joy, in which we see and
learn all about the production Of ma
pie sugar; GLOW to Keep q Hotel" by
which we are initiated into the work.
ings of the inner mysteries of the hotel
world. Among the many beautiful
stories found at intervals throughout
the one hundred and twenty-eight
pages, we find "Bond and Free" by
ELI Perkins; "Markson's House." by
the author of "Helen's babies" We
count nearly one hundred illustrations,
and numerous anecdotes, which COM
pete the number, On the cover facts
and figures are given, which certainly
prove that Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly and Sunday Magazine are
the cheapest monthlies published IL
the world. The former may be mac
free, by mail, for 80 50, and the Sun
day Magazine So per month, by al
dressing Frank Leslie's Publishing
House. 537 Pearl street, New York.
may24-lm.
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Vlcksburg Herald General Joseph
H., Johnston, IN speech recently de-
liyered Ia Dallas, Texas, said that "the
contest OF four years decided the quea.
ton 10 the satisfaction Of American
military men, that the militia or vol.
unteers were the men 10 be depended
upon,n This opinion, from one Of the
most eminent soldiers that America
has produced, il In direct contrayen-
ton Of General Sherman's Views,
Both are West Pointers.
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a celebrated Pmssian general Is said
10 have declared that 10 bo successful
tho Russians must invade Turkey M
Europe with not less than 2inOOO men.
Late reports show that there arc in
Roumania and within easy reach 39i,.
900 Russians The army OF occupation
Is lli0OO strong tho second, or sup
porting army, 1000. aud the three
corps in Bessaahla Just across the
Prulh, number lOs0o0 men,
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A,.es OF the Presidents.

General Grant-bOrn in lS22-ls now
,he only living ex.president. we ma
that the others, seventeenth all ll,eu
IN an average age of sevehty-tnIee
years. This prolongation OF the lives
of the presidents beyond tne thIee
score wears and ten allotted by the
nsalmist il higher average than mort
persons would have supposed the lacl'
and II il reached, moreover. notWithr
S,arding the untimely taking OIL OF
Harrison, Taylor and Lincoln all OF
,rhnm were cut off prematurely III
oonsaouenee OF their official position.
That the fourteen others shouia nat ,o
been such specimens OF longevity Us "
have brought the average up W se
antv.three is an evidence either tnai
The presidency is not necessarily anu
Inevitably a life-killing once, VI
nlsa that the American Presluenls,
hava been eonstitutionally strong snu
i"no.Ijved men. Washington dleu at
s I of an attack OF sometnlng
I;So pIeurisv, but for which he migni
ha,a lived. no doubt, to markeu oiu
sve. John Adams died at nlne'y-o ,ns
Jefferson, the philosopher ana ssa.e'l
man. lived quite a. long az ne wlsn eu
10 live, and died at eighty.ii nnerI,, rs
w. =, zane day that saw the departure
VIC - nradeeesaOr-the 4th OF july
Y Zoe Madison lived to be eighty'hve
t., T.nros died at seventy-three JONI
Quincy Adams at eighty one ne s 1epeS
siSbt, and but for certain bullet ~. wO SasI
would probably have lasted 81 lew s,yy sa,
Harrison at sixty-eight, Tgl ~, r az ses q
sntytwo PelE 4. i :, se9;e hay.S5
pier al sixty five (msny people Pchs sa
supposed he was youn:sL)'. BS 9,itv.sis
.. ssf sseyenty-sevep. Lincoln =. NV Pol
. and johnson I sixiy-el Ig;.,.,o, ,bs
seemed to haze coist's'''sA
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The throne room Of the sultan az
Constantinople is gorgeous. The GID
ing is nnequalled by any other onlIu1
inc in Europe, and from the ceiling
hanga one OF the superb Venetian
chandeliers, whose two hundred iigh,s
make n CLEAN like that of a veritaole
snn. Al each of the four corners OF
the room, tall candelaora III Dao r. a
glass are placed, and the thiou . nd -
huge seat covered with red Velyt'' "I ~
with arms and back Of pure gola' ,,,,hi
The daytime floods of brilliant ,ilgsoe s
pour into this room from me NJ ~.
great windows looking out on the pus'
phorus, IScutari and the sea oil "A'
mora.
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Hare and Hounds. n fasiiionaD'" "
version.

A new and fashionable diversion Is
becoming popular in baltimore alhon "
young ladies and gentlemen i9hu W
horseback riding. 1t is called " haIe
and Hounds aud is now playfu ever
Saturday. 4 young gentleman anu a
vonng lSdy well mounted are chosen
10 represent the hares, and all the resi- s
NAV the hounds. The brace OF mares
are given fifteen minutes start, anu
have satebels of white paper cut In
small pieces with which they are e1-
neetaIt m mark heir course. The rue
i so;aetimes five miles and back. uy
yarlons roads and lanes, and the hiss
eouple that overt axe the haIes nav ".
the priviIeze OF playing that part IN
he next per fofma nee.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality IN barrels isworth
20 in bulk, u 5Oi ordinary Dallas, Zoe. per
bushel
CEMENT-Rosendale il worth 81 u barrel
Louisville, best little Kept ii bO W DaTreli
Dallas, So so.
PLASTEK-ls worth S5 90 " barrel.
The supply OF the above mentioned aru-
Giles il ample demand fair; market nrm'
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DRAWING POSITIVELY IUNE 3Oth, 1877
And Every Three Months Thereafter
Certificate Of supervisors of Drawing

rh,s ia IN certify that the first drawing OF
,be kentucky Cash Distribution company
,nolr MACE on the 18th Of December, IN MAYO,
Hall. Frankfort, KY, In our presence anu
Under our Immediate supervision.
We urther state that every ucketi anu
mari Of a ticket, which had been sold, were
s'.nrasanted In the wheel, and that the draw-
in = was fairly and honestly conincIeu. ne
tnTther state that we had no interest Wn at-
ayer IN the enterprise, nor any connection
sr,th the same, except I'm the character OF SUI
,,arvisors. whose sole duty was 20 pfotect me
interest OF the ticket-holders ana 10 pIeslue
Over I on1 Alvin puyail, late chief Justice Of the
s,,,,ptme court OF Kentucky; James q. Dud-
icy chairman board OF senoOl uus.eesi
liant Itreen. cashier Farmers Bank, OF ky.i
Hon. <. /, NJ. Major, public printer. staIe u
kentucky; Hon. Thomas LINDSAY, Presl.
dent Fafrners' Bank Of kentuekyi Hon,
.rhomas d. Jones, clerk o. sup. court OF KEN
,rcIy. Judge r. Thompson, presiding
sndee Franklin county court, James V.
t,,,oekett. clerk Franklin county court.
RsnIittaL ces can be male sy NAL. Expfessa,
l ntaft. p ID. order or Registered Letter, made
,,aSaiIa 10 q. W. Barrow q Co. All com inn-
p1cations and or.iers for tickets should De
s,.iressed to q. W. BARROW a CO.,
sDoi' General Managers.
oourier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky
fnay2dsodAvsv
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COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

Tho monetary market Ia somewhat string
ont for outside business, but there IN ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
cinl purposes,
GOLD Buying, large pieces O5i small %,
Selling, large | W small ! %,
SILVER Nominal,
There IN hut lttl0 gold or silver In market
E-Commorolal, q per cent
discount; bank, par,
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

HIDEs-Dry tlint, Is lbs and upward, loo;
dry flint, Is lbs and upward, damaged, 1907
dry flint, kips and calf, llc; dry salt, 20 los
and upward, llc,; green butchers bIqc.,
SHE EP PELrS-Each, owing 10 wool, 2oW
23c.; white wool, long, 2lc,; white wool, iAll
clip, l092Cc.; black wool, $780,.
BUFFAL0-Bull's, &C.; cows, &c.
TALLOW--ln barrels, 6L9c.
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GNAIN MARK Ell.

WHEAT-Choice, 81 70; prime, VI O0i mo-
dium tOc; lower grades, nominal.
OATS-2bG3Oc.
RIE--Nomlual
BARLEY FEED-S0G5lc,
CORN-Texas, in sGuck, 45@iOc,; Texas,
In sack, nome.
BRAN-Sl 70, per ton.
HAY-Old, $40 ; Sl2 per ton.
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Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
HOustOn and Texas Central Railway.

The following Ofices and Agents have
been establishing By this Company. Whefe
Information may be had concerning mol
only the II. & T. b. Railway, but Texas gem
y. z. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadw. y, N. \.
Gen. J. Is. RIO sERrsOS, Pass. a ImmiKra-
tion Agent, il3 ". Third street, ~. Louis, Io.
A. ALI,EE, Northwestern Pass. AGENT l0l
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, HOuthea siern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio
]. IL. COFFIN, Southern Passenger agent
Chattanooga, Tenn. ..
informafion mag also he had ~ the agen.
| c,es IN the N. X. a i. Railway, I'm New fofk
| Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannina. snd shl'oei'
Cant Pass. a Freight All, Houston, Texas
o. e,ssI sspi', Houston. Tszzs. isnzlm
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HlOrlev.

Pitchers Cast0ria IL a complete suhsti-
tute for Castor Oh, and IL as pleasant to take
NJ Honey II Is particularly adapted 70
worms, nssimulatos the food, regulates the
stomach, md cures Wind Colo. Few rem-
edes arc IN eiiicacious for FeverisnnesH,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
tora Is u scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OH,
and neither gags or gripes.
C0LUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1916.
Messrs. j. b. Rose 4 Co., N. Y:
Gents: have a family OF eight children,
and have used as much Castoria as any fain-
INV in the United States, i think. | have
never found anything equal to IL. My chill.
dren have boon saved from fever several
times by the use OF Castoria. recommend
liz use for children, for many diseses tiey
are subject to- in preference TO any medicine
know OF, feel 10 my duty To give this GER
tlncate on account OF tho benefits have de-
rived by the use Of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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CoNNnOrIoNs,

Louis A Iron Mountain and so, Railway foI
AN points North, East ana Southoast,
AT LoN0VlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with all trains ON tho International
Il. Il. for Tylor, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton and hln Antonio,
AtDALLAS, with traina Of tho Houston
and Texas Central u, II, foi Cornlcann,
Mexla, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
nompNtond, Breuham and Tor all poinm In
Middle and southern Texas,
AtAlIERMAN, with IL. 4 II. q, Railway,
for All uointa ON the limo OF that r0nd,
Al EoRr WORTH, with stages FOR all
points In western TuNaH.
AtsHREVEPoRr, with Rcd River steam
ers for New Orleans
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STATE OF TEXAS,

IL gives to the Passenger O view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district anu
nreat grazing grounds of the West.
It's passenger and freight trains are SUI,
passed by none In the state, Pullmnnf
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cnih
leave 81. Louis daily via the M', ~ 4; NY
at D a. M; Hannibal ut 10 a. M, anu Sedalla
at B:2l u. M, running through 10 Denison,
sherman, Dallas, HearDe, Austin anu nous
ton without change. Connection II also nHne
AT sherman with the Texas and Pacinc ran
way for the above named points. .
Ihe connections of this Road with the M
X II, at Denison for 81. Louis, HannlDai,
Chioaqo, Fort scott, Kansas city ana al
polnts North and East; with the Texas y IA
cif1c nj sherman for Ut. Louis, Cairo, Mem,
nhis. and all points East and Southeast, ana
- Houston with The g., III. 4 \. A. for san
AntoniO, tine o., IL. q II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas N New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory steam
ali, \ for ali points on the Gulf and Atlantic
COASTS, and the Liverpool Texas steamship
line 10 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Us freedom
irom dust and heat on account oil the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad praiTies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated nelds oil cotton COT u,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers anu
shippers In preference 10 others,
ST. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
{, xcept Saturday, at 2-D y. M, Houston Al
$50 D. m :, Hearne at 2.21 y. mr. Dallas Ii5o
IN. and DenfsOn at lid a. m.
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should have giyeu hlm twenty years
more u life, aud Lineoln, no doubt,
hut Tor Booths pistol, would have
lived q score Of years longer
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Eyening RspOrt--FinnnciaI,

NEW York, June money easy Ut y per
cent Gold quiet at 81 055s Exchange steady
mt / S., Government bonds steady new os
ri lll6. state bonds neglected. .,,a
NEW ORLEANS, June 6-Gold III Oo%g
l oTX. New York sight "a premium. Ster-
ling hank IS 1917,
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commercial.

Nxw YORK, June G.-Flour dull anu ~
,,oouipg. Wheat quiet and heavy Oorh ~
ue gT' LOUIS, June 6.-Flour strong n Iha
higher for medium aud oesl g, ~ s1 75Ss Is:
e eaoa n fancy family brands $ SSs ~ o.
Wheat quiet bat firm; No. red isll ~ a, w.
10. So1s Il 6l962. Corn inactive ana -, ion wi
80 2 mixed, l2kc, oats dull lo"er W sem
81 " duiI and lower at 81 &9f y. S altls
Il, go5d demand at full prieeei cornied ieAA'
~ ESsG ~. etass e. 50d3G.
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ijohu IS farllw, president of tho Gin
o.nuau, sandusky aud Cleveland rail,
road Was arrested on Saturday Coz em-
boHlement He gave bail
Tho supreme court Of Illinois met in
Springfield Tuesday, and selected Hon,
John scholheld rs chief justice for the
year Examinations of candidates for
admission TO the bar take place on
Thursday
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u,d,s ana wool.

GALVESTON, June 5- Hide. Iigb, sa n
unelas -, s.i,sd IsLo. damaged hslf price,
~. ssitei q: selected 9e; butchers sn =,
Wss ,,.s iost none OF its firInneAs Eastern
and northern, fne and medium, ., ~ and
burrs, 259sle; bury l'h 49, ss1sise: vest
MOI "a scsfhern ffne 36929e; medium 70
~. s "a, western and Mexican iis''e'
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nonnrs won by II nnIIns GIrI.

We clip the following from the st.
Louis Republican of the 5th Christian
college, Missouri, is one of the best In
the state. The young lady, Miss Har-
wood, referred to, is the daughter Of
Captain A. Harwood, our efficient
county clerk, We congratulate him
on the success and accomplishments Of
his daughter, and her prominence in
the annual commencement OF this
college;
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T,.ll Who arc suffering from the en-
ana ludisorellonH Of youth, nerve
lo ~. weakness, early decay loss Of man
p ',os etc., 1 will send a receipt that
n ,i,, g,Ire you, free ot charge This
WV remedy was discovered by a
~ ,ionary m South America, Send a
pp'taddressed, envelope 10 the Rev.
I,'n.euh Inman, station priible Home,
New York CITY, VI seplsi'etd-w
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Cotton-Futmes opened easy; June ~ t s9s.
u ~ aS II is@ll i5c; October II 2l9ll &c;
Sdpvennper ii OS@fl l0c December ll.l9gll nc,
:, S.lSc: Orleans IL ll.ls,. sales SOI bales
consolidated net receipts s11 ha pa,eS IN Inc
poonp,1ns1t. ASS bales; to channel, 80 oaies'
fT TanitenPNet receipts 80; gross ~ bales
futures closed barely steady SAWS 'o'o'O
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Centaur
.L-inin entS.

Am vi III " ~
Ono Kind for tho Human Family. :
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Linimens are simply the wonder OF
tho world. Their effects aro little less than
marvellous,
The white Linimcnt IL for the human
family. IL VIII drive rheumatism. sciatica
ana neuralgia from tho SYSTEM cure Lum.
bago, Chilblains, Lockjaw, Palsy, Itch, ana
most Cataneous Eruptions; IL extracts most
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
Of bltos ana stings OF venomots reptits; ~
suDdues swellings, and alleviatcs pain Of
every kind. When spralns or bruises occur
IL IL The most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the injured parts. The Centaur Lin
lment In used with great erlcacy ior sore
and Weak Back. The following IN but u sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
nlHpiANA HoME, Jeff, Co., Ind, May ~, lSI3
al think IL my duty to Inform You thht
have suffered much with sttuttth lees ana
chords. A few bottles of Centaur Linimebt
has done Che tgDrk for me. nave mol ueen
nee from those wellings1t eighn pears. NOW
am perfectly Welt. The liniinent ought 10
''r'' "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof Is in the trial. ills reliable, "
| IN llNHu1t ~ ~ tllStpt hhu SNtiy ih'hA
thouid have the White Centaur Linimen
| The yellow Centaur Liniment is
| adapted 10 tho tough muscles, cerda ana
| aesh OF horses and animals IL has perform
cd more wonderful cures In three years OF
| SPAWN, Strain, Wind-guils, Scratches,
| sweeny, and general Lameness, than al
| other remedies In existence. Head what the
| great Elk pTessnen say OF IL
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
| "Eyery owner OF horses should give the
| Centaur Linimont a tial. We consider "
| the best article ever used in our stables.
| III. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Elk. Stables, N. Y.
"E, PULTZ,
''Supt. u. v. Elk. Stables, N. X.
'ALBERTS. 0LIN,
'Supt. Nat. FIX. Stables, N. ""
| The best patrons OF this Linimentare Far
| mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who nre con-
| annually using some Eminent. ii heals
alls Wounds ana Poll-evil, removes swell
| ings, and liz worth millions Of dollars ans
| nunlly to Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
ers, sheep-raisers, and those having horses
| or cattle.
What a Farrier cannot do for $40 the Con.
| taur Liniment will do ut q triiiing cost.
| These Lluiments are sold by all dealers
| throughout tho country. They are warranted
| by the proprlotors, and q bottle VIII be given
to any Farrier or physician who desires 70
| test them
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co..
40 nay 81. NEW YORK.
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This year marks an epoch in the
history of this institution. President
j. X. Rogers, who for the last twenty
years has been its distinguished head,
has been compelled, on account Of bad
health, to resign. The trustees OF the
college have chosen as his successor
Prof &. s. Bryant, who is now IL pro-
fessor in the institution, The past SEES
sion has been in many respects u pros
porous one. The honors of the
graduating class have been awarded as
follows: Valedctory and first honor to
Miss Mabelle Haley, of ST Louis,
daughter OF Elder T. 7. Haley; saluta'
tory and second honor to Miss Juliette
Harwood, of Dallas, Texas; third hon
or to Miss Matte Prewett, of Clarks-
vile, Missouri.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Report--Financial.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Money l@lH per cent.
Gold 81 Ubsl. Sterling exchange, long u 81;
short "a 9Ob. Government bonds shade
lower. state bonds unchanged. STOCKS ~e
stronger. ao,,<.,o, 81,
GALVESTON, June 5.-aold 81 O5la@l ". Sil-
yer nj par. Exchange unchanged.
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers tho Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
lions and Greater Security than any otne.
line. paxsinp through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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a NJ. Kann u Bro, Justly claim this
egotislical title, on account Of their
hsyinu the most extensive stock OF
mslI made eloth hing In the city OF Dial
,ss and M good as ID kept IN Calves
,on New Orleans or any other large
cltv. aud they propose TO sell their
s"9ds AS cheap as the cheapest, and
ssnoranteo better goods, largest nssort-
nmpnt. best styles and latest fashions,
A glance ut their stock WI convince
anyone M 10 tho truth their asser-
tIons. They also keep first'elass
,tcck of mems fur snlng goods. con.
sslIng OF u compete stock Of mems
hats. which they make u speciality 0f
olso. the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they Oilerat extreme low figures,
ghey also keep on hand the most COM
nIele aud finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view OF the
above stern mcts, we. can cheerullye
retommend al OF our citizens and the
nogllc generally, TO call around and
examine their stock, aud we feel cop-
adont that they viii coincide with uin
md pronounce u. NJ. Kahn n Bros,
the leading clothing houst
Dallas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY Cash DISTRIBUTION CO.
LOUISVILLE. KY, JUNE 30, 1877
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS

E,,rp,crs aud Drovers Bank, Louis rifle, nv
TredSUTeIS.
Tho Kentucky Cash Distribution CoIn-
many. authorized by special act OF me Leg
isiainre. for tho benz nj of the Public schools
of Frankfort, viii nave the second f Di ,he
Series of grand drawings In the city OF LOUIS Louis
"iiie Kvs' saturday June 3Oth, 1871, at run
lie Library Hail, u scheme commensu,r,a.'e
with lie lines. s60, 900 for Only sio'
Head the list of GIFTS: ! grand oasn s, nas u,
se0G0; grand cash gift, s25,OOg granu oush
I'll III, Oil. grand cash gin, $4,000; grand
cash gins 5000 each, $4,000; grand C ea 80
SiIts s200 each, $1,000; 20 cash glis, sl,V ~.
each, $4,000; 40 cash gifts, go . sSSn Isl
no eash pifts, goo each s2O,1vOi w cash ",
ana each. $4,000; 500 cash CUTS, 80 eacn,
90; 5000 cash gifts, $40 each, go OOV o. gu,
gifts' Amounting 10 $4,000. Whole ues ss6s,.
go: halves, 81; quarter, " JOi II ucke'S' Si'V'
SS1s tickets, $40; 5d34 ucke's' s'VV'
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Enffnn Market.

IrvuppOOI. i une en- OOn,-COtJOnd ulebcI
Inv NV Wednesday. TUESDAY.
,,,,,,,. rrnIonds cd I'd
Mluuiiihs oYynua 6S-lBd 3-lGd
sales N GOO bales, including 9WO tor speed
latiDn and export. Receipts l'ioo' hineli'""
Futures opened l-S2d cheaper uplands, low
-, ttaitny clause, June and Jay delivery,
: IS.I6d: July and August delivery Oh; An,
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Earmcyr aud Droveys Rank, Louis rifle Nv
TredSUTcIS
, 1877-12-19
THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN
FRANCE IN REFERENCE TO HER
FOREIGN POLICY.
(From the Times.)
From the T;mes.)

France does not seem to care, and the
world iorgets to ask what she thinks or
what she will do. For the moment ere
has ceased to have a foreign policy. Such
an efi6cement seems the more remarkable
when we call to mind the part she took
In the Cfimean War. It is true that it
was the Government rather than the nation
which came into collision with Russia.
and that the diplomacy of France was
guided by dynastic reasons ; still. Sebas-
topol il among her military glories, and
the achievements in the Crimea gave her
"a unrivalled influence in C~onstantinople
down 70 the c~apitulation Of Sedan. She
has very tangible interests 10 Turkey.
, 1877-12-19

greater degree be a misfortune to Europe;
for the political sympathies and instincts
and interests of French civilization are OF
the very highest value as a counterpoiss
to the more military and less developed
society OF Russia and even Germany. That
Is one OF tho reasons why Europe, and
particularly England, watches with an
xlous thought the violence of passions
which appear to be hurrying the country
to the worst excesses.