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LAS OLAG4 lvs I4J4HSe S!A@ %AL@A1A'''H
.. th'7e luminous t'u Nlnp'y '"o W"H"ti u!
the world. Their ELECTS are little leag thsg
marvellous.
,,.,., ,g,,.,. ,y.,i.,.,,,, is for tho bur,,u
III ',ri'... ,,i',,,,.,fis,, ,,,,,itr'
a'' 49,, So, ,,,.t,.,,,. It,r. Inn
anu ui'-,Ei't ii"it ,' G.i.v ii,h ana
jus, ,,',.,.,.', r,.r,'r. IL rtrr,ts G5nsi
n"S, $3.50. ,,i ,i ana tha nnisnn
W." .t,,,,,s "t y,pnnons rrutil.s, IL
d n,tcN I'M lI,n I.H w. ','Ii',fg,'.s a.
'U"n"tH -- ,,i,i nr hr,,lsas o,.,,,,r
ms Inc most roicut remeJy ever discovered
"a li...I th,. injured urts. The CgntAur Lin
,nrnt is used with great cTjcayy tor sore
Throat, Yufrgrht tpai br,oSh, EaT8cke
and Hsal Bank. IN, tti,Wtng is but sam,
HE of the numerous trUImonials,
INnIANA HOME. JrI. Gu., Ind, May %, 1878
"l think IL my duty 90 inform You thht
hnyr ,,BsIgi much vilh ytpDitsH Jeei ana
aG,y,iy. A f... hnt.lt4 OF Cuutaur Iluimeni
b1s ,i,g, M, fr.gk itr me. I nave not been
I,'r ron, O. gse .v-,l.ug- IN etght IsdrS. Now
i,t.' ,s,E.rIy tr.H Inc Iniment ought t.
n,nprIled warm.
"EENIAMIN BROWN"
,rlo proof il In The trial. It Is reliable, ii
IS han1E, u vs. ''fPi Si, ,,aWr n,,' a
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lIVEKrOOL, February !. > Noon, -COJIon
fractionaily dearer.

,,,ttlInv Tulands I'D Il lied
I'IIit,r Drt.ans I'D Is .-ltt
: lie, I2.OUJ bales; speculation ana export
I O0l bales; receipts 600 bales, AL American
Futures i-l6i better.
Uplands low middlinE clause, FeurGhl!
delivery @ S-iJd; February and March j-lod
March aud ApIil 81 as I2l; May ana
Tuue6 o. ID: June and July j-l0d, AIri
and May d HlN b 81.
, u in.-U .utuus low miidiing clause
March aud Ami delivery 5-lb !; May aud
Iupe o. ~: Iuly and August ll-32GU 5-lhi.
5p nt.-Slles include 9 coo bales American
Futures Hat uplHn1s low middling clause
Fsbruu and arch delivery , i-di Maicn
and April 65Gl!; April and Mag j-idii
June anu July q I-d-d; also O-ii.
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COVNTNY PKODIVE.

CUICKENS-In demand, per doz IS W
E,iG5-In deman per dOz ...,......, 2V9Elc
BUTTER-Pure home-made, scarce V9i0c
SWEET POTATOES-Pcr oushei'''' 'V"''
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,optoj2tawls w'Iyeow-lyr
| Honey.

PiJrECV'R CnStOrIn a. q complete substl'
tue tug Castor OH, and lSus pleasant to take
rs Honey. 10 ~ particularly adapted 10
Iecthiug ana irritable children. II destroys
worms, usimuptes the food regulates Inc
stomach ANA cures Wind Colo. Few rem
pdics IRE aR pucuyiOus for FrycriShncss
Group, Worms and Nhuopug Cough, Gas.
t0llu IN a scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Cbsiur OH
Hud neither gags or Lrlpcr.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May %, 1876.
Nes,rs. j. g. Epac AZ CO.. n. s.;
Gents; J hHyr u family of eight children,
and have used a- much CnStorin Ms any FAM
iiy in the United States, / ttGik. I have
never found auytnin. equal to H.. My chill
'rau have nr'r saved rom q fever several
times by ,hr it.r OF ClstOru. | recommend
ilB use foe .N.t,rcu for many disrses they
are subject lpi in preference To any medicine
know off, feel 10 my duty To give this GER
tlcste on account ct the benefits have de-
rived rs tAt use OF Ca3tUrla.
Very truly yOurs,
NORMAN T.. LITTLE
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NEW OsLEArs. February l.-Night-Noi
a., ,,,f.t md firlu -aits 1857 bales.

R.ceipte, net. Il ,U4 oaies: gross 20yOil bales.
Expor,s 10 Great Britain . tUl bales; coast
wise - bales; continent $40 bales. stock
s7g82l bales.
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NEW ioRK, February I.-Sterling steady Ht
81 Ol}i. Money easy at 4Hi per cent. God Us
weaker at u " Government bonds steady.
state uOndH quiet.
NEW OBLEANs, February 4-iold 81 t'' co.
O2is, Sight par sterling uunk Il ".
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FOR llLy heoreIaTy.

v.p arc authorized und requested 10 an,
f..'IurrCAPr. j, Il, HEREFORD uH aGtndl,
XIX. ion Iu-ripotiuu 10 tllu ONE OF Ci Aeu'
',.ry. Election Aprll 2 $50,
NO mo uu nuriI u uud requested 10 nm.
.r',.g. CArT.I !. cox asa 40 al date Tor
i.ru0u.rut lily -eclulnIy Election ApIll
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sales 1880 bales. Gmu.tS lirmcr.
February II lUuil lac; Marsh II -u9ll 2'c;
April IL 3luli S7c; May u UHll ne; June
IL a9ttl tile.
NllaL-Cott1n steady. Up Hnds Ii l-!tc'
Orleans II 3 idC. sui i.1.H bales
Consolidated net receipts Jl,Eb bales ny
pnrts to Great Bri ain p, 900 Ual,s; France
i2,stj bales; continent Z G0i Dalo-; channel
.-- bales.
Net receipts rs bales; gross l!,S-2 bales
Futures closed barrel. steady. sales 1000
bales.
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COMMERCIAL.


COTTON-Market dun,
Miudlng, ....... ..........,. ...,. " &C
Low dtling...,,.,,,,,.,.,,,.. sac
Good ordinary ..,.,,.,,.,,.'.,.' '4c
Cotton statement,
FOR the week ending I'm February /, 1873
Furnished THE HERALD by u. ". Barnett
Reporter in his City for the National Cot
ton Exchange. ~
stock ON hand september list" l3s
Received this week"...".".r... 90
" Sent /. IS77 '..,..,..",.,,,,.. 25,OQD
Total .............,.................. 2j,l2s
Shipped this week ...........,...." LODI
+" previously ...."..........,",2lN' $40 .-
since sept |, ls11.....,.. I2,9l'
stool, on hand .........,.,.,,.....,..,. 9,9Sl
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest temperate re""."-...... --
Lowest temperature. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,
Average temperature AT II m.""..."".""
Rainfall in
N w ma ETT
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CUslUm MARK eG.

GALVESTON, February I.-COtton, receipts
3,sl3 bules NXpuus 10 Great Brian $780,
haIr,, France -- bale; continent ---
hnirs: coastHisr gt bale. sales 40 hu.cS.
Stock I..,ll bales Market MET.
''OON ,ftSu. sATvuHAy.
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'rIce reduceG 80 81 80 per saw.

THIS GIN hHs been IN use tor1the, pas
three seasons, Und several recent improve
mcuts have been added. II ohV.ates all iric-
ton In the cotton box, prevents the rollt
from NreHk ngt and gives n A.nTgcr Yield
al Stint from Iba same Amount 0i
ACPt shan ANY other Gin la use. The
Revolving Head ighteus thu drait and
causes he Gin to run faster with less dIiv.
ing iow'E thus doing II great deal more
work within the same time, while cCOnOmi
Alng steam ar animal power, thun Hny other
Gin. the seed being ginncd very close, .hO
length of the staple h increased, producing
cotton on THIS account OF - greater market
Yglu This improved ynlue, given by
len. IN Of stable, win cNtrn production Of
INT, added 10 Increased umouut OF work
done, more than covers tnc cost OF the Gin
in every one hundred bales Flnned. Testi-
monial sent by mail ON application.
Feeders mud COndeuSers supplied # de-.
sired.
BEN b. WOLFE,
General state Agent,
COTTON Factor, No. los strand,
e2AiYkSBON, IENAS.
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TO ALI. POINTS.
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grano
est scenery, finest agricultural district aud
great grazing grounds OF the West.
.tS passenger and freight Trans nre sui
passed by none in the state. PullmGnP
Palace Drawing Room ana sleeping CAih
leave NJ, Louis daily via the H., X. q T. Ry
NJ =. m; Hannibal at 10 II. ~, aud SednlA
at SOB p. m, running through to Deulr0n,
Sherman, Dallas, HenrEc, Austin ana lions.
ton without change connection ihulsOn Ndo
At sherman with lite 1eAns and Pacific rHil.
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this EOEd with tho NJ,
X & Il, ut DeusOn for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East with The Texas d Pa.
cine mt sherman Tor st. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
.t HoUston with the g., II. u y. a loI san
Antonio, the g., ii. & IL, Tor Galveston, the
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil Ior al points on The Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool Il Texas steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, HaVrC and other EutO.
pean elites are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat ON account OF TIE nature
OF the soil and the oper prairie country Oven
which II passes, with us cooling sea uftt2e,
pleasant scenery of bfOHd rlGirieai h' hutiiul
groves, Wcll cultivated Gelds Of cotton, corn,
email grain, ana fruits, render ~ eHpecisliy
deeirab bic and aivHnlateoUs to iragelem aud
shippers Ia pieierCnce 20 others.
At. Louis Express leaves GRlvsEtCn daily
except Saturday. ut 29O y. m, Houston u
$50 p. ~, Ilearne ~ 22h 7. M, Dallas 1:35 -.
IN. and Denlscn at L:i5 u, ~.
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Il M AIN HOOD:
81 How Lost, How Restored

Just published, a new edition Of DK. Culver
Wills CEIERR.TED Essay on the radical cure
without Inedicine) Of spermstorrh9s or Seminal
weakness, involuntary semina, Losses, lmpoten-
cy- Mental and Physical Incapacity. lmpedments
10 Marrisge, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced by self-indulgenee or sexual ex-
ss,Price, in sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, IRON thirty yesr, prse'
ice that the alarming consequences OF sef-aouse
nav be radically cured without the dangerous use
~ Internal medicine or the application OF the
knife; pointing oBi a NODE OF cure a. once sir- :
nis oert.in, and eaeetEal, hy means oi Whien
rve,v ,utTe,sr. no natter What III. condition nisy
be. may cure bimsei ieheIPiy, pTiV''ely' ana rad'-
czliv. - -. %,
1nis Lecture should be in The hands o'
.y.-y yo1th ana every man in the lard.
seat under seal. in a plain envelope, 70 aiy 81 81
5rsss. po,t.paid, On receipt oi liz cents OF TWO
postage stamps
Address the PuhAshers,
The culvs-wail Mei::al Co.,
uAzss;, Sew YeTE; Posi os'es Boz, $3.50
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CH URCEI ES.

METHODIST.-Preaching at the Methodist
Church every Sabbath. Rev. J. s. Gillett, Pastor.
notwithstanding at the Christian
Church.on the second and fourth Sabbaths in each
month by Elder J. J. Williamson.
PRESBYTERIAN.--Preaeh at the Presbyte-
rian Church on the second and fourth Sab
bathin each month oy the Rev. W. L, Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.-.S Services every
sourth Sunday in each month at 101s O'Clock, A.
NJ, and p. NJ, at St. Marks Church.)
BAPTlST.-Preaching at the Christian Church
on the third sunday in each month, by Rev. Mr..
Wright.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.-Preachi &
at the Presbyterian Church third Sunday in each
month by Rev. Mr.. Jarvis.
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GENERAL. DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
ooSaRkssHAS-GTn DisrRicr:
Hon. Gustave schleicher, Of Dewitt Co.
SENATOR -3lsr DISTRICT:
Hon. L. J. Storey, OF Caldwell Co.
EErKxsESrArivrs-G4r pisrRicn
Hon. J.. v. Hutchins. Of Hays Co.
hon. W. N. Rust, OF Guadalupe Co.
pIsYRior 0oURT--l5rH DISTRICT.
Hon. L. W. Moore, Presiding Judge. Lagrange.
rinss or HOLDING COUNT.
HAYs.-2i Mondays In March and september.
coukEY osvicsHs.
Sterling Fisher, Judge County Court.
FL. Aanlove, County Attorney.
Ed. J. l.. Green, Clerk.
Jas. A. Wren, sheriff. c. 8. Cock, Deputy.
q. ": Grooms, Justice Of the Peace Pre-. No.
!. d. Brsedlove,
II. @. Little. :" q "
l.. Smith, 4
Il. A. McMeans, County Treasurer.
A. Hsaton, Assessor.
Ben. c. Hardin, Surveyor.
DIP. Hopkins, ccni'r Precinct No. !.
DE. Moore - 2.
J. X. Burleson, 3.
l.. Bazemore, 4.
Geo II. Ward, Constable.
TINES OF HOLDING County AND PRECINCT CouRrs--
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TOWN oyrIcxRs.
Mayor-A. B. r. Kerr.
Council-w. o. Hutchison, w...B. Fry, L. W. Mitch
ell, D. P. Hopkins, p. X. Turner.
Marshal-H. o. James.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Newspaper
Bankers.
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Ory Goods ana Groceries.
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Hays County Sabbath School
Convention. 1&eld ~ k,ln Nlnr.
cos. September 27lh, 2sth and
goth. ISIS.

SOsAVcnttOws S&GAu sSs eseN NnuTs
cos, September 9th, 2sth and
goth. ISIS.
According to appointment at the
last session. the convention met on
on Friday, Sept 9th, 1873, at 7:3O p.
NJ, in the Christian church, San
Marcos, and the President elect being
absent, it was called to order by DIR. j.
IT. Combs, acting President.
After singing by the choir, readisg
from the Holy Scriptures and prayer
by Rev. F. n. Lawler, the address Of
welcome was delivered by ). b Nc
Bride, Esq.
Upon motion, the chair appointed
the following committees:
On questions to be discussed at the
next meet,ng-Capt. p. r. Turner.
Judge 5. Fisher, D. A. Young, Rev.
A. B. F. Kerr, Rev. Mayfeld, Mrs.
Roach and j. u. Pyle.
On credentials-Maj. s. R. McKie,
Rev. Mayfeld. Maj. s. B. Mcbride,
Judge s. Fisher, Mrs Roach.
The minutes of the last meeting,
held at Mountain City, were read and
approved.
Rev. Gillett delivered an appropri.
ate address on Sunday Schools.
Song by the choir-"Jesus is calling
for me"
Adjourned till $50 A. NJ, Sept. %.
9:3UA. NJ, Sept. 28th-the Presi.
dent, Joe f. Brown, called the con-
vention to order
Singing by the choir and prayer by
j. l.. Pyle.
A Gomert was elected Secretary pro
tenn.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following Sabbath Schools
represented and entitled to represen-
tation, as follows:
Science Hall s School, 9 votes
Mountain City s School 1O "
Elm Grove 5 School, 5 "
Blanco Chapel 5 School 4 "
San Marcos Christian s
School g.
San Marcos Methodist
s School IA
High Prairie s School 5
1t also offered the following resolu-
tions:
Resolved, That this convention
waive credentials and invite all dele
gate present to participate in its pro-
ceediDgs. Adopted.
ResoiUed further, That all members
of s Schools are invited to participate
in the proceedings of this convention,
whether they be delegates or not.
Adopted.
The reports of the different S Schools
were received, read and ordered to be
entered in the statistics of this con-
vention.
il Pyle moved that the question
be considered, if it be practicable to
appoint some agent or organizer OF
s Schools 10 those localities of this
county, where now such schools do
not exist.
After an interesting debate on this
question, Judge S Fisher moved that
a committee be appointed to invests
gate the practicability Of engaging a
missionary for the purpose in view.
Carried
The chair appointed the following
committee--Judge s Fisher, j i Pyle,
Mai s B Mcbride and d A Young,
with instructions to report at 3 o'clock
P NJ.
After singing by the choir and bene
diction the convention adjourned till
3 p NJ.
M-tbe President in the chair.
Singing by the choir and prayer by
Elder ] j Williamson.
ID A Young offered the following
Resolred, That this convention elect
a corresponding secretary. who shall
hold his office for one year. Adopted,
with the following amendment: "and
who shall compile statistical report
Of all the 5 SSchoels represented in this
TO be presented to each
one of these 5 Schools.
Judge S Fisher offered the follow
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One half Of the world don't know
hor the other halt live-and its none
Of thei. bGsiress.
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One inch In space constitutes square.
Legal and transient advertising payable strictly
II advance.
Loca, notices, 10 cents per line each insertion.
Announcing candidates for Office, county, e.oo
For District or State Offices. 1o'ou
Obituary notices Of over ten lines charged AZ
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The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
<puruasrRATICN ORGAN DEAL

u
aEnzz.s s----------------1
ADnIxasrRATICH ORGAN DEAD.
TIE Adniaishston National Union
dinppearel on Saturday last. 1t had no
fikA. to exist. Is owuers thought, when
fAs, csmneaced its publication, that de7
eayeA politicians, like Fentsn, Of New
Yrk. and hanest and impracticable psli-
deiass, like Chamberlain, Of Maine, to
ase a examples the tive names which first
seeur to rs, xsuld hereafter control the
Republican party. They believed that,
Secause the Fentons and schurzs' haypen-
I'd u b in bad standing with the parties
who supported Grant in his iAiquities,
therefore Fsaten and Schurz would be
able to rally the honest majority Of the
people around then, and that, because
scholars here ana there showed an interest
in politics, the scholars and thinking men
Of he country weuld come to the front
u naass. They forgot two things. First,
tart the Democratic party, practically a
tAlt, held a..majority Of the people. Sec
saa, that the machine politician, like
Blaine, CenkliHs, Chandler, and Cameron
wsaM nile the party or rain it. From
he first, with ordinary prejudice on the
part Of tAs Democrats, the only question
has hegn es to the time in which The
Hayes faction should be driven into the
RenscrAtic ranks. The National Union
,aakGlatips the fate Of those for whom il
sAsied, ID now portion Of the Past. s
psper which denies the title of Mr.. Haye,
u Dc Presidency. In business posnt o.
view the Uaisn gees cut with clean hands
Mr. Lynch insisting that all its debts bt
psi4,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
RLAlR's RESOLUTION.

Hon. Montgomery Blairs Maryland
rsaelutsna are now before the judiciary
Committees Of the Two Houses, and the
bill regulating the manner Of proceeding
in the Supreme Court on the trial of the
title Of Mr.. Hayes, as centemPlated'in the
resolutions, is before the same Committee
Of the Mouse. While it is impossible tt
SEQ any prospect Of the passage Of the bill
in the present House and Senate, it is &
significant fact that Mr.. Garfield had few
supporters yesterday in lis efforts 10 pre-
ysnt the reception and reading ofthe reso
lstions. 1t was plain that all the mem.
bsrs thought the pslicy Of suppressing evi
dsncs and avoiding discussion on the sub
jsct had bean pursued long enough.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
HAYEs' BELIEF.

Mr.. Hayes believes that the next House
wll be Republican. He says he will dc
au that he properly can to secure that re-
sulsA sHs realizes ths importance oft;
especially as the Senate will certainly be
Dsnecratic after March 4th. In GER
sain seuss the title Of Mr.. Hayes will BE-
fsrs the next Congress if not passed upon
by the present ope, and the interest ex-
pressed by him is net unnatural. But
win the people Of the country assist him
in elscting members of the tribunal b.
Which his ease is to be tried? Will the
Republican leaders second this, his frs
ihtsrfsrsnes in behalf OF the party in gen.
SrAi, knowing that his fears rather thar
his sars fur them or the party, dictate hi
cadss?
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

1IOTlCE-I,J Jas l. Dickinson, do hereby
Ng've office that shall apply t. the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions
of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the State
Of Delaware in and for the Count, VI New
Castle. on Mondav,- tie 9th tay of May
He. .xt, being the frs day Of The Nay term,A
d Isis. for q lioeuse to Keep an Inn or Tavern
at No. ll0 w. Front street, hnown as the
City Holel. in the riIst v ard. In the city OF
Wilmington, 10 sell intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart to be- drunk
On the promises. and thief flowing respect
able citizens rec mmend thi, said applica-
ton, to wit;
John i"key, SW Kirk,
Geo M Bacon, Francis K Kelley.
Jacob Butn. Lightoote,
X w Eyaps, Jos Hoopes
L w Palmer, VIM M Murphy,
Theodore Steele Johu Green.
Francis G VinciGgar, H MotheraE,
Jacoh.W NC ord, ell, Jos B HUM,
TaWrer ce Pierson, O Perkins,
Augu~tus Ashe ubach, P & Plunkett,
VIM Kyne, JnO Hooker,
Jacob kienel, Jas Wilson,
Wm r Glenn, Geo Fl Burroughs,
A 3 Gamer 8 II B Jeffrits.
aprll-3t JAS L DICKINSON.