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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlC SALE ~
SIXTY HEAD OF CATTLE.
will sell at Public Sale, at Jac, q.
hyatts Hotel, at Newport, Del, on
THURSDAY, APRIL lS, 1859,
at one e'clock, p. m, shap,
90 head Of fresh COWS, sprinzsrs, f.-xR
stock steers and bulls. Amongst this nv
stock Of cattle are some very fne fresh COWS
and sPrngers. will also sell at this sale one
very nne thoroughbred Kentucky Durham
Cow, five years old, and now springing with
calf by thoroughbred Kentucky Durham Bull
with full pedigree. This ia one Of the finest
COWS have ever ofered for sale. She will
weigh gross 1900 pounds. She has taken two
premiums at cattle shows enc at 3 and 1
years old. / will also sell thoroughbred
Ayrshire Bull calf, 3 months old and extra
ine. This stock will be sold without reserve.
No postponement on account of the weather.
TBRMS.-A credit OF 3 months will be given
on all sums over $50 BY purchaser giving q
baukable nste with an approved endorsar, or
enc per cent. will beed duoted for cash.
JAMES SAWDON, JR.
l.. W. Stidbsn b Son, Auct'v. IS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05

Don't forget to call and consult DR..
VIM. Darmon to-day, at Mrs. Days
boarding house, No. COS Market street.
This is the doctors seventeenth profess
sional visit 70 this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
A SAP SUICIDE.

A De'swarean Takes Ris Life
Away From Home and Among
Strangers.
News has been received in this CITY
of the suicide OF John L. Graham. 81
Camden. this State, in South Norwalk
Conn. The rash act was contaminated
Oy taking poison, and took place on
Friday last.
Mr.. Graham became respondent on
account of being out of work and money.
He had few friends where he was liy.
ing. The body went down the Della
ware Railroad to-day at l.IO o'clook
aud will be buried from the fathsr,s
residence at Camden.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05

Nd colds, dangerous coughs and
|a!ed diseases of the Lungs aud
which will terminals in con
1 II let alons, DR.. Simms'
PuImonic Balsam stands pre-
as the leading certain curative
"n!ive remedy. SOC. and 81.
4'h and King streets Phila. =,
b street.
Fd 70 the wise! Buy a set OF
ns China, 46 pieces, for $3.75,
|hty advance any more, at Sd
mall streets.
nan > Tar and Wild Cherry Pec-
'R' ", and cheapest prepsra-
coughs and colds ever cfarsd
uOsr. Get it at Fifth and Pop
F'y' I'rairis Weed and X .nne-
vof,1' u Remedy sold by Taylor &
druggists and Apothecaries,
+ street.
Aas' on has removed to No. sos
urth strryt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
vIour and Feed.

men Curlstt has openel a -four
ktstcrs at the S. X, corner OF
! and Shiplsy streets, where he
! N the best brands at the lowest
! prices, A call Ia respectfully
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05

!. Steward, 10 G22 West From,
Informs his patrons and others
has arriving ons hundred tons
bet prepared Enterprise" coal
(ard, Promp! delivery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
|Only One Days Notice

by John R. Holt to have your
pHing done. Large stock Of the
lrsrns and the best of work
g ready. John R. Holt, 223
f'set.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
Removal,

Stnoock has removed from bis
Hd, 3O7 Markat street TO 304
street. His old quarters will be
l'd, and when finished he will
10 thsQ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
Removal.

Adiie Money millinery, has re-
from No. 5l5 King street to No,
|srket street. Particular attsn.
lid to the latest style. All ordsri
INup,ly in that lima.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
SPECIAL MENTION
,uarc chance.

! T.. h., relieved 100 yards Of
NY ~! s.rje aTj Of carpets from the
W, 0,rsrs o., which will be sold at
isa'Ti3' o.! Thinning store, 1906 King Ing
s'1 J, ,bs lo.lowing low rates lo4
!. y ~ c,s. per yard, now selling
/ ~ ~ sI,eThers; i s,Il SO yards at 50 cts.
y =, ',,o now selling for Il elsewhere
~, ".,ns;s must be sold between
.'nt %t ,ims and next Tuesday
's''u, = sseu from 9 o'clock in the
" y rutil 3 in the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
Preachirlg.

Elderrwn. L. smoot Of Virginia, will
preach at the Old School Baptist Meet
ing House, King street above II NTH this
| ing At 7.30 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
Dress Goods.

dress GOnis receiving daily by
Eeanald x Co. Pricss guaran-
I go93S warranted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
ms WNather,

department., 0tiee of the Chief
Ya''F' Washington, April D.
I'M .0na for Moniay--For the
Ihn'!2 States, colder, clear or
'uly Weather northwsstsrly
rising barometer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
BpeeiaI Relfxtou. Sorv,c..

Kev. 7. B. Duval will preach in
olivet Presbyterian church, corner of
Adams and Chestnut streets, this even
ing and tomorrow evening, services
beginning at 7s o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05
'e Of tho Thermometer

NlrrBiIcAN ofics, on Monday
n " O'Clock, II O'Clock
~ 76o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-05

| NOTICE.-We, A. b. GILLESPIE Il 90.
IN licensed retailers Of goods. wares and
merchandise do hereby give notice that we
shall apply to the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De.
livery in the State OF Delaware, in and for
New CASTLE county, upon Monday the 10th
day Of May next, 1880 being the trst day OF
the next May term Of the said Court, for a H.
cense to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities
not less than one half gallon. at No. East
Second street. In the Second Ward, of the city
OF Wilmington. Delaware the following re-
spectacle citizens, residing in said ward, re-
commend the said application to wit:
samusl Finley, Levi HilleSass,
James Christy, S. w. Schultz,
Jos. N. Locke. T, b. Merritt,
VIM. Legg, g. q. Wilson,
VIM. H. Thompson, RoDt. M. Gil son,
John M. Legg, Edwar I. e. Stanmire
Richard Booth, T. b. Brison,
Adolph Kloberg, Ihos Reynolds,
J. s. Beecher Matthew Macklem,
Bernard Row, Samuel Miller,
Nicholas Jenny, VIM. W. Simpson.
Nathaniel helchoir, Joel. ID. Finley,
4-5St A. y. GILLESPIE & 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-04

friteren 3etten. Denn felt bic @tIen.
babn bas 5taethen berGtrte, aing ter
erobe gettetrswea nitt mttr auf Der al,
ten QantRraBe, unt etr neuer Gaitepf Sat
te bic 8sbeutuns Der alten Daute 3uradse'
1aoben. = s5ge ea
Ter OterfSrasr nfdten enblid unb
befrate Dennu aus letnen Not6en ees
6arrene une Der 8ellemmuns. Man
mu6ts tbn babsn tcmm.n ieben, benn ihcn
trat Jrau @uusmetts rteber ein. bIntsr
ibr cine Maeb. wslte nah ben Befetlen
pss @aaes fraats. Der Oterfpriter mar
bier Elm iebr sesbrtsr Gaf. balls uno balls
elm 5Gub5err Der Tamilte ,umal eias
1ohtsr Bee 5aules In ber SberfGriterel
ais @alterin Der &Ghe b!ente. Gr lief
| ad btbaslid nieber, unb wd6renb er naa
Disfem unb Semen fraste, trat aus ben
| inneren @smdhern Elm ftfsr Mann In
| pantcfeln, etnsm re6t f6mub'aen S6laf.
rod unb eiusr tueibeu 3ipftlmsbe. Die
lanae pfeife I'M Nunbe, tpatfheltf oas
unid5ne alte @ei6Spi teran uub puree
BON BEN OberfSrisr lahenb besriibt.
@ieb' bo, papa Bulh +! rtef er. Bas
bSt,id STE wpusn Nd CUR -@ube ieben.
teine Gunfrsi{en mstr mahena WaS fol-
aus ter 9ruYpe ,perosu, tpenn Sic S6ren
srfdiilternben @tierseiane ntdt msbr b.
rsn lniTfng?5 81
Nlt eeworbsn, Serr Stsrforaer | ent'
esenete ber Nn9trebtte. Neht alt sewcr>
ben Die @lisber muutn niht mebr reht
fort. gier,ie Satire ttt ber Runit setpe'
fen nnb um6er eereta. Wlub es nun zen
9uneerer iterlaaen. a.
a. (asrtfttaas falst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-04
: Das dltefe, arSbte uno ,uperlabi

- Das dltsfs, sr6Bte uno suserlabia.
Rs Suport @eiddft In iadffdsn, braun,
ldwetsilden uno hamburger @taatslottes
ris. Qcr(tn, II tas alssmsin bstannte
Vanibaus BON Boreer g. Co., s4 Ma(.
lau Strabs, Nsw gort, Oratsr Wahs.
mann & Co.. unb iGnnsn san3s, balbs,
pitrtel unb ahtsl Original Qoole asts auf
bas prpmpteae BON bemlelben be,osen wsr.
BEN. Die senannte Girma Sertaui! an,
bsrbtm nod ielsenbs tieFse Quule
&Sniel. Sapana, Qotterie, esrsn 3iebun.
gen ale Is Gage lattfinosn. unb pon Der
I man {dOn um $l.50 ein 3pan,ieael Qoos
bs,ieben fann 0fntudy StaatSlottsrte.
Qoois. ebenfaus alle Is Sage sesossn,
tUfet pas san3s QooS nur eiusn Dollar
uno limb pam! In eladlidsn Jallt
$4,000 90 AZ 9ewlnnen Rsntudp Com.
monnsaltb Dtaributiun So. uno QouiTa.
ma qo.tsris wereen lncnatlid ss,osen. unb
tst Beipen N Der 5auptoewtnn 100000.
unb Ter Drsie eines san5en QooleS $500
unb zines talbsn etlen Dollar. Ssbe ma.
bere Nusfanit iolpie pldne weresn aul
Nnfraeen bsrsltwiaisa uno toaenlrei sr.
tbsilt aud erba!t iessr Rauier mad Der
! 3i,bung cine Olieieae 0swinnlife gratis
| suesianpt. Der Siherteit wsssn iolltsn
/ @eleienbunssn itsts in resillrirtsn 0risfsn
ut.r purA bic Grprsb semaht uub bic
Ner,1e t.utlid: Borstn s. So, Ban.
tsrs, 81 gaNaa Straee, Mw.yort &C.
ltristen m.retn. 29,9,t3,M.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-04
Z eT a 9.

- Sn Dallas be ilnbet lid, Elm Nseat
Der Atdinicn. Trpefa unb Sauta Sc
Babn unb iuht 1900 W,teiter 81 einem
Togefcbn bon So. .25. "a
- Sn Qimefcne @cunip madte man
lih bereits bic prcilamotien be8 @cu=
oerneurs. binfhtlid @eihdftsreifenber
gu Wube nm so Dollar ,n serbienen.
3wei Reifenoecb cbne Qtaens purben bofelt(t
perbaftet. ae' 3
= Sn Ser Office bes 5taatsfelretirs
3u Nuftin purbe Der Charter fir cine
3wei9tabn Der @olt COLORADO uno Gut
ia Sc Babn rcsilfrirt. Die Datn burd,=
idneioet bic eeunties Bea, WeQennan,
8osque, 5ill unb Iarrant unb liult in
Ter Wite bon Sort Wortb aus.
-s Sn 9enrietta eniiprans elm 9efan=
aener, Us. Brcmn, aus Der eDr:i5en Sail.
Derielbe bate f6 in bem Eager von
yiebtreibern als 6cd an9etrtsi, uno mar
anoenonlmens pcrben. 6icr mu,be er
wiecer perbaftet uub uad 6enrietta gu
ridsebradt Nuf feline Grsre,funs wa=
rem 1880 auseeiett. 3wei Utdnner.
Dilep unb Mer& int, Rno auseliast, ibm
Bel ber 6ludt bebilFih seipeien an iein
uub murben inter Blreihaft setellt.
| = Sn WcDaee ltarb Capt. S.He 9n.
linSsln. elm 7ojibriser Veteran uno
3impfer in Der 5dladt bei Can Sa=
| cintc. 80
= Barnun,s Circus unb Wena ,erie
trofen am L. Sftcber IN WtarIbau ein.
= Sn BrcpnSrille bat Hh elm alte,
Msriianer I'M 6luiie ertrantt. neil er
lluslad I'M Rartenipiet bate. I'm fiber
;u seben, bate er elm paar Beintteiter
nit Sanb sefiilIt unb an feinen &Srper
befeitist.
i Bon Gcluntns puroen ponls l.
Suli Bis jebt 423s .Baunlpouenballen
peridifft.
- Bon 6iba!9c gcnntb wuroc neulid
Elm Wcrcpro3eb SeSen Meritaner nad
cameron eonnth perleSt, neil mat. bort
feine Suip fans, bic eneliid nerifano
/ -Sn Waicn County grub @arl Bobe
einen Brunnen. DurA bas por,eitiee
/ Gprenaen elmer Wiine wurbe itm cine
| 5anb atseriTeu unb bas GeEdt 10 pers
trannt oub nan Zen gerlulf Der Sebtruft
| befiirdtet.
4 = 80 Ut in lebter 3eit biufis porse=
lcmnten, ba6 Weniden BON Moben be.
| fallen uurben. Nud In Waion ecuntH
etsing es einem lOiibrisen Mdbden, 3az
tie Wfabcneh 70; Elm Nr,t ,ca ibr $50
Waoen aus ber WaIe unb benz Sdlunoe.
j = Sn @atUeiton tamen 500 Tcnneu
eiierner HGbren unb anberes Wateria!
fitr ben arteGfhen Brunnen all.
- benz Yunlte, no Die Tronscon=
tiaentalbabn bic Tatrifra6e nod Dbites=
bcrc iiberfdreitet, eine Neile ,pelflid bon
Sternian, mare es AM 2. slpilhen Jubr.
leuten Mnb &iienbobnarbeitern beinate ,u,
4eilerei setommen. Der ueberaana mal
burh einen nit @ilenbabnmaterial aue,
Nrt belabenen 6raht3us blotirt unb be,
Baufcntroitor mollte nidt eber Iiir BIZ
. 6utrleute Ylat MAIDEN, BIG bas @eleif
, gelest mar. Sc iamn,elten iih an 81
Nubrwerfe an unb bic Qanbbewcbne,
rplten i&on mad ber Stabt ,uriidiebrel
uno 4lose sesen ben aontrattor erbeten
; als mdbrenb man iid, i6er biefs III er
sreifente Waeresel einiate. bic Shienel
saest aparen uuo Der netersaug freiae
niadt murbe. 8B
= Sn gcrlicano iotI cine Gisfabri
: etablirt uerten. = Bis gum 1. Oftobe
3 rnrcen 1000 Ballen Yauniwcae 1u
{ Staot sebrad,.. e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-04

- O9ne SRI d 4 d, I auf ben 6 IN.
taufspreis Ssrtauien mir un(sre Ns.
ns, 70 bab a6 8aufer faeen mi0en.
Rcmmt ,riia unb fault mas itr n6ibis
babt bel 9 hram & Co..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-04
Die erfte bcutitbe Gimpanberuma.

fSeit Z Sahren aum criten Wale bat
elm Gmisrantenidiii ieine letente Qaeuna
an ter teraa;ihen 3ilite ab8sieet. Sc
wafen 6lo Wdnner, 6rauen unb ainber,
bic AMI Dcnneritog ben 30. September in
@olpeltcn lanbeten. Gie warea ans Ten
verid,ieceMiten @esenben DeutIhlanbs
lelDmmen aus Yreuben, Wiirtembera,
SlbOburg, 5ambar8 &c. Muh Oefer=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-04

-Grpquete Spiele iccbea ans
9etrmmen kai 8. vs. Of ffpm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-04
MeifrDdcn,

1T eiue pollitdnbi9e b o mir gent bereit belr Da1en
aae oiele 5ad3en sur Nnii1t ppr3nleeen
gSteoerperfdler 9epdbren mn eien liberaen 9tabat
gSas unlere Prie anbetriift, liuo ,pir ber lls bic
.3freeenbeit Seoeruants 81 erperbe1r sldtn9Spon =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
A National Guard ,


The New York World contains the draft
of proposed bill which will radically re-
model the militia organization Of the union.
1t will be presented to congress this winter,
and 1t Is now under revision by II number OF
army officers, who are adding their intellects
in an effort to make II panscea for all the
ills nation is heir to. The practical effect
of the bill will be to create a standing army,
and that being the case, it will certainly meet
the fate which it deserves in congress. II
does no great amount OF harm for people to
evolve such bills as this from their inner con-
sciences; but experience ought to teach them
the futility of attempts AT such legislation.
The American people will not have II stand
ing army; they will not put up with an ell
rollment of "every able bodied male citizen
resident within the respective states and ter
ritores between the ages of eighteen and
forty.hye." Some other means of supplying
work for the callow' graduates Of West
Point and Annapolis must be found.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
It's Effect ON Bonds.

Kansas City Times.
The New York Tribune has discovered n
new campaign hewgsg. II says there is a
prominent Democrat in New York who, on
learning Of the Democratic victory in Maine,
slid secretly down the shady side OF Wall
street and slckly sliding into his brokers'
office, put his hand to his mouth pronounced
these talismanc words "Yum, YUM The
Tribune's smart Aleck then watched the
clerk and was rewarded by seeing him later
in the day sell $4,000 worth of government
bonds. Now, the mereit noodle knows that
the prominent Democrat by acting as he
did, conveyed to the clerk the command to
sell the bonds. So says the Tribune. The
act is significant and shows how
little confidence Democrats have IN
their party. A sort of depraved taste keeps
them where they are. They work for their
party and contribute their money to Its sue
cess and show temper when they are cheated
out of their president They also curse and
revile the dishonest Republican party and
ane,hem.e the unworthy Garfield. They
pour invectives of every sort on Our campaign
methodsand upon the leaders of the Repub-
lican party; but, Lord they love us all tho
same, and beneath oil their disgust and
hatred OF every thing Of us and ours, thed
still believe We are saving the country any
are the only set of men ordained by God to
conduct the financial affairs of the govern
ment; for, do you not see how that Demo-
crat acted with his bonds? So says the
Tribune
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
Benedict Arnold.
Laavenwor,h Times.

There are few historical regulations, says
the New York Herald, 10 which the lapse of
one hundred years does not make important
additions or subtractions. The hero of ono
century has often become an object of deri.
sion in the next, and vice versa. Some of
the fayorite historical examples of total de-
pravity have In modern times found
their spologists. 1t Is now grayely argued
that Tiberius was temperate and ssgacous
statesman, and that Nero was distinguish
cd poet and artist, whose occasional eccentri-
cities have been magni6ed into crimes, and
that Lucretia Borgia was a suffering saint.
1t was, therefore, TO be expected that the
pens Of modern critical Investigators would
find occasion to revise many contemporary
judgments of revolutionary times, and such
has In, fact been the case. For one hundred
years the name Of Benedict Arnold has been
10 Americans the object Of more execration
than that of any other person in history with
the possible exception Of Judas Iscariot's
The verdict Of the severest con-
demnaton cannot be reversed, but it
has been found that there is another
side of the medal which cannot in
justice be concealed. Benedict Arnold WAS
the most brilliant soldier of the revolution,
and the most cruelty wrorged. The tem-
permanent OF an impetuous military hero is
seldom sanity, and Benedict Arnold had an
abundance Of the faults which usually char.
acterize great soldiers. But it ia time that his
unexam Piled services TO American independ-
ence should be freely acknowledged, and,
what is still more important, 1t must be ad.
mitted that at the moment Of bis great crime
there was abundant reason for an honest he .
lief that American independence was lost
cause, and that the wisest course to be taken
was the acceptance OF the liberal offers Of the
British commissioners, Including autonomy
and Parliamentary reprsssn tation.
However this may be, the fact that Ar.
mold turned traitor. sid afterwards, like
judah, died from rem ,.e, goes i. gre way
toward maintaining the popular idea tina,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
Rather Late.
st, Louis Republican.


After doing everything that could be done
TO prevent the circulation of the silver dol
lars in the form of certificates, Secretary
Sherman has come out with an exceedingly
liberal regulation calculated toencourage the
Issue of silver certificates. In u circular is
sued lest Saturday lie ann unce' that upon
receipt by the treasurer of the United States
in this city Of an original certificate Of de-
post Issued by the United States assistant
treasurer at New York with him of gold
coin or gold coin or gold bullion in the sum
Of Sl0or any multiple thereof payment Of
like amount IN Standard silver dollars or
silver certificates at the counter of any
United States assistant treasurer designated
by the depositor will be ordered" The
most ardent friend Of tho silver dollar could
not devise more friendly regulation than
this. II is, perhaps even more benevolent
than it should be, Under this rule banks in
st. Louis, or for that matter private tndivid-
uals, can order any bank in New York in
which they have funds to their credit to de-
post gold with the assistant treasurer in that
citS, and by collecting silver certificates
therefor from the assistant treasurer in st.
Louis have their funds transferred t. this
city without expense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
GENERAL PRESS REVIEW
bad for Garfield.

Mr.. Erastus Brooks delivered m eloquent
r7eech at Glen Cove last night. Ia !! he
Wsde strong point against Garfield for
taking illegal compensation WINE acuhg US
member of congress, The law declares that
such person shall forever afterward be
disqualified to hold any other Off c ofproilt
or honor, under the government of the
United States. Mr.. Garfield is disqualified
for any federal office by the terms Of the law
as Il stands on the statute book. He cannot
serve as president If elected, Of which he now
has not the remotest chance; but he cannot
even his take seat in the United States sen.
ate, to which he was chosen by the legislature
of Ohio. This is bad for Garfield. No one
would have thought OF applying the law to
biz case had he not run for the presidency,
but his vaulting ambition hath overeaped
itself this time and landed him on the out
side of public life all together. II is passing
strange that the Republicans did not repeal
that statute before running bribe.taker for
president.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
Correction.

We are reminded by Governor Throck-
morton, through friend, of some errors in
our synopsis ofhis speech in Dallas on the
23d instant What he did say was; That
since the Democrats got possession of the
lower house of congress they had reduced
the annual expenditures of the government
from S25,0OO,OOO to $40000,0O0. Secondly,
that Weaver Introduced the bill Ito pay thesol.
diers OF the war, unasked by them, the differ
ence between gold and greenbacks,a at the time
they were paid, with interest on the differ
encc, the principal of which would be $780,,
600, 900, and the interest as much. And that
il was De La Matyr and Murch, Greenback-
err, mot Weaver, MS stated in our report
who introduced the bills TO loan to municipal
corporations, and to railroad and canal com
panies representing each one thousand mil
lion dollars, to pay off their debts and peose--
cute their enterprises.
Tho report was hurriedly prepared at a
late hour at night for the morning paper,
and those errors crept in, the reporter not
being on hand to read the proof sheet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
A Zig 'ErAim.

The Aurora (Ill,) Beacon of September
4th. says: "Whilo testing engine 950-the
last of tho new Baldwin 81 ton engines-last
Monday, Mark McGlenn hauled 1903 cars and
two dead engines from Chicago to this city,
thirty eight miles, in two hours. This was
equivalent to lis empties, and is said to be
the largest train ever brought out of Chicago
by one engine She took in seventy loads
that morning from this city,"
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weekly Mortuary Report.

TIL mortunry report for the week ending
Saturday evening, September %, shows that
the city is in healthy condition. The
report is as follows; Number of deaths four
of which three were females and one male.
OF these, two were over eighty-aye years of
age. Three were adults and one an infant
all of them whites. They died of the follow
ing diseases: hamilton, malsrial fever, l Z;
abdominal ,umor, l old age l.
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Notice TO retail Liquor Dealers.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons en-
gagged in selling liquors under the bell punch
law that they will 90 required, at the expira'
ton of twelve months from the time they
commenced business, to give new bond and
to pay the sum of $3.50 specific tax, and the
further sum of $40 each for use of registers.
Parties are requested to comply with the
above at least one day before expiration Of
license in order to occasion no delay.
Respectfully, W. II, PRATnER,
Collector Dallas County.
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Cuts, wounds nnd Bruises,

Promptly treated with Renne's Pain-Killiug
Magic OIL, are soothcd and relieved at once.
They never become inlamed or cause the
slightest pain. Use the great remedy MS a
lotion, according to directions. IL is sud
everywhere. Try it.
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Young Dents,

Go unto Leon Kahn when you want pair
of flrst-clsss French calf, and goat, hand
sewed ties or CATERS. You will be agreeably
surprised to sec how small and neat we can
make your foot look if you will give us a
chance.