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FOR THE CAMPAIGN,

From and after June lst the Campaign
HERALD will be issued, to continue until after
the Presidential election. For the weekly
campaign paper only fifty cents will be
charged, and for tho daily only three dollars
and half. We make this PROPOSE
ton that all parties who desire to take either
Of the campaign issues, who are at present
subscribers to the HERALD, can subscribe
by paving up whatever they may be
due on subscription, and then
paving campaign price. All parties who
have paid in advance can have pro rata
credit on what they have paid. We make
these liberal propositions because the coming
Prudential campaign will be the liyeliest
aud most important in the history of the
Republic. The perpetuity of our free in
s,itutions aud of the government OF our
fathers, it is thought BY some Of the w'ses'
and ablest statesmen of the age, depend upon
tho issue Of the great contest upon
"a and tho conflict will be
a fierce one. With centralsm and the abro'
CATION of the rights of the people struggling
or the mastery on the side of Republican,
lam, md the supremacy of civil law and TIT
oonstitution battling manfully on the side o.
Democracy, the shock of the contendlng for
ees win shake the fabric of our country from
foundation to turrot-stone, and it behoove
every patriot to watch closely every NOV
apl every measure as it daily comes to light
That all tho people Of this State may do th'
ana have intelligent and reliabl
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the Daily and the Weekly HERALD at the re
markaby low figures we have named, Tn
State contes. will BIO IN interesting one, toe
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BELOW we give an extract from the de-
tailed statement of the movement OF the cot
ton crop for the eight months ending with
the close of April as furnished to the New
Orleans Times by Mr.. Hester, Secretary of
the New Orleans Board of Trade. The ex-
tract which is as follows, is very interesting
"The overland shipments to mills for
April show continuance of the rapid de-
crease, month by month, since January, and
the excess over last year in the total
since September list, is now reduced to
$3.50 bales, falling off for the month,
compared with April, 1879, Of 81 1928 bales.
Northern mills have entered the markets
sparingly, their April takings from the ports
amounting to only 45,93l bales, and from
ports and overland combined to 65,S05. The
result has been TO reduce the average weekly
deliveries since the commencement of the
season to 80, go bales against "a, 45S las,
year, and 29,044 the year before. AT the
close of March these averages stood respect
lively 43,l04, $4,000 and 1881, The aggre'
gate deliveries to Northern mills to the close
of April, (eight months) foot up 2,0i5 bales
more than those for the entire twelve months
of 1889 and exceed those for the entire
season of 1878, 32,776 bales. The
excess for the eight months over
the corresponding period of last season il
1856 1853. The discrepancy of $4,000 bales il
port receipts, mentioned in the last report
has been traced sufficiently to show that i
probably occurs mainly ut Boston or ProVi
dence, or both, and that amount in rouu(
| figures has been deducted from the total o
Boston. have as yet, however, not pro
crossed sufficiently to make the correction t.
u bale, and therefore the deduction stands q
made last month. The total move
ment, as set forth in the recapitulaion below
indicates that 5, 1856, 25i bales of the crop o
1880 had come into sight at the ports AM
at points of crossing overland, by the clos
of April, or mn excess of 49, $50 bales owe
last year, and 795,003 over the year before.
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Tried 10 XIII Himself

Richard Williams, school teacher from
the country, who was arrested and locked up
in the station-house by the police for drunk
enness, while yet under the influence of
strong drink, attempted to commit suicide
last night by butting his head against the
wall of his cell. He did this until
no stunned himself. when the keeper, who
heard the noise, found him. He discovered
that the prisoner had severely lacerated his
head in the attempt to end his life, and he
sent at once for DR.. Carter, the city physi-
clan, who came and dressed the wound. At
late hour he was suffering severe pain, and
his condition was regarded ms precarious.
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THE COMPTROLLgR's SUPPLEMENTAL RE
PORT,

We continue in this mornings issue our
analysis of the ComptrolIer's supplemental
or itemized report. We left of yes
terday at the close of the Comptroller's De-
partment and commence with the Adjutant
Generals Office, which follows. We cannot
better illustrate the difference of expenses
under Governor Roberts for 1880, and
Governor Hubbard, for 1889, than by CIV
ing the itemized statement for this depart
ment in full. We do this, as it is one OF the
most important departments under the State
Government, and the very one, all things
considered, wherein it would be expected
Governor Roberts would save most, yet he
saves least in proportion to appropriations
made. The itemized report is as follows:
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Judge James Il. Bentley Assistant Post
master, left last night on business trip to
Tyler.
r. G. Green left last evening on o trip to
Nashville and Gallatin, Tennessee, his old
home.
Rev. r. G. Buckner, editor of the Texas
Baptist, returned yesterday from the South
cru Baptist convention, which met on the
9th inst, at. Lexington, Ky. Mr.. Buckner was
a member of that body, having been sent as
messenger from the First Baptist church of
Dallas; but we learn that he was prevented,
by a sudden attack of congestion, from par
ticipating great deal in the deliberations of
this body. The convention had an interest
ing and profitable session.
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item, shows that Governor Roberts expended
more than Governor Hubbard did in tine
Attorney-G Generals office, and If the Gov
ernor and his supporters for reelection can
find my comfort in it, any argument to sup
port their theory of economy and money
saving, why they are welcome to it. lntelii'
gent, unprciudiced minds cannot discover it.
This article is long enough, and we will stop
here to continue the analysis hereafter.
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Mr.. j. X. STREET, of Waco, editor OF
Streets Monthly, Is in the city, in the inter
cat of his valuable paper. This Monthly is
a publication devoted to the material inter-
,ests Of Texas, and is ably conducted The
Issue for May dcvotes vast deal of space to
Dallas, giving portraits of some of its lead
ing citizens, cuts of some of the principal
business houses and outlines of all the indus
tries and commercial enterprises of oul
young city. Its worthy the support of our
naan(a
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It will be seen that there is a saving for

It will be seen that there is saving for
Roberts in appropriations by the Legislature
of SAL SO for clerk hire and saving Of
500 for fees in felony cases. We presume
no credit will be set up in the
Attorney Generals office for economy
on this latter score. If fewer felonies were
convicted under Roberts than under Hub.
bard in the Court of Appeals, is that a matter
for Governor Roberts or his Attorney Gem
eral to congratulate themselves and the peo-
pie upon? This statement, anslyzed item by
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WHAT is the matter with the mails from
Waxahsehie westward? Our subscriber;
are complaining of delays and hndrances in
receiving their papers, and we would like to
know what the matter is, where the faul,
lies, We get our papers TO the postotlice
here in time and we know that our post.
master gets them of in time, and when they
leave his hands OF course he is no more re-
sponsible Is the trouble between Ennis and
WaSahachie, or Is it west of Waxahachie
We ask for information and trust the matte
will DO looked into by whomsoever the duty
ia incumbent upon.
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rx.scuntor unv,rd,. Copdition

Wilmington, Del, May la.-Ex-Senator
james A. Bayard was much weaker to-day
and apparently sinking rapidly. He respects
the efforts of his attendants to give him nou--
ishment, and it Is feared without effort on his
part to rally. His life can be prolonged but
q few days.
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The st. Louis Globe-Democrat, the first
and foremost Of the third term organs, wins
our admiration with the gamoneSs with
which it dies. 1t is fighting to the last, fight
ing manfully, fighting desperately, but it and
the thrd-,erm are MS dead MS Hector
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THE Comsnche Chief, one Of the best

IHE Somhnche Snlei, ohe VI tue Oest,
liyeliest and newsiest of our Northwestern
exchanges, is no more, fact we regret exceed
inglyto chronicle After seven years Of yeo-
nisn service, during which it accomplished
vast deal for the general good Of the State
and the especial good Of its county
and section, it has at last been
forced by chain of unfortuitous
circumstances to succumb, and Its light will
not again illumine Comanche county. Its
propgietors and editors, the Messrs. Hill,
have our best wishes for the future, with the
earnest hope that they may soon be enabled
to start another paper that will be just as
sbls and sprightly as the Chief in a locality
where they will be better supported. "
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1usr think of $4,000 being wasted on tho
moath OF the Brazos river and sums equally
ny important in amount being given TO little
ssnd bars along the coast of Texas, when ii
sndald all have been concentrated at Calves
ton. Win members of Congress ever learn
anything about appropriate appropriations
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Notice to City Taxpayers.
Oillce Assessor and Collector,
Dallas. Tpyas. NAV n. lsQ

fV7NtsI IScO. ]
The tax roll for the year 1880, is completed
to the following amendment to the City Charter
for their guidance. ''rhe taxes on ali personal
property and all poll taxes shall be due and paw
able on demand, as soon as the levy of taxes Is
hereby made the duty of the Assessor and Col
lector, by virtue Of his rolls, to seize upon and
sell personal property sufficient to pay such
taxes, if the same Is not paid on demand When
the Assessor aud Collector distrains and selzes
upon such property, he shall keep the same at
the expense of the owner until sale Is made, and
shall give notice Of the time and place of sale of
the same by posting written notice at the
courthouse door In the City of Dallas, and one
other public place, the notice to be given at least
ten days before the day of sale.
j. G. BOGEL,
Assessor and Collector.
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Going Ahead.

The Scarry brothers, contractors on the
Trunk Line road, moved their camp yester-
day to the east fork of the Trinity, to be
miles of the line between here and the town
Of Kaufman
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TaE American horses do not seem to bt
WANING any races in England, but whether
il i from lack of speed or because OF ere
turning board" judges, as in the case of Pa
role, or not, we cannot say.
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WAR upon the dogs has commenced, the
homeless, friendless canine waits, who cannot
boast a collar, who are too independent to
wear collar, Somebody is always pound
ing AWAY Mt tho collarless wretches.
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Pains i'm the bowels

Often seem to pass suddenly away, but their
recurrence is almost certain unless some such
efficacious medicine as Rennes Pain. Killing
Magic Oil is at once rescrted to. This great
remedy settles the matter on the spot. Try it.
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KANSAS CITY, May ij.-Wheat - No, 3 spot
Wls
Eucnn--Clcar, ! Ii; rib and long, 6 90
NEW ORLEANS.

Sights at 50 80 premium; Sterling bank, 4s6;
Consols, EA@sa.
treble 75Ggl; higher grades "a g5A
Corn, good demand, Ava 53c,
Oats quiet and weak, lie,
Pork scarce and firm, II 10,
Lard steady; by the tierce, 7s@%; Key, "a.
Dry-salt meat, scarce but firm; shoulders,
loose, Az; packed, -; clear ribs, ga
clear Sides Ga, Bacon dull shoulders,
1903; clear rib 7}4; clear sid s7n
Hams quiet; choice sugar cured canvassod,
9AmlUk.
Whl,Ecy steady, Oj@l 10.
Collee dull; cargoes ordinary to prime,
l3Mll&,
sugar steady; common to good common, Gs.
@G7E fair to fully fair 73s6A7is prime to choice
7anSA; yellow clarified >@s
Molasses dull aud nominal; common, e9@33
fair, 3S@39; centrifugal Sp@iOc; prime to choice,
i0n5lc
Ricequlet; ordinary to choice, 5a@7h.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, May H. - Flour quiet; fancy,
> 2'@75; family, -, Whisky steady, @
meats iirmrr; shoulders, 90; Gear ribs,
Il 2lG6 30; clear sides, u 45a6 50. Bacon firm
shoulders, IS; clear RIBS, %; clear sides,
20.
Wheat unsettled and generally higher; No.
red fall, l2ia,
Corn higher, 35ib@A
Oats tlrmer, 81 Il GA.
ST, Louis, May l3.--IIogs active and shade
higher; Workers, 5O@t 50; Bacon, 400
i5; heavy shipping, t5@5O; rough mixed, 8 9t
0p4 Is; receipts, $500; shipments, 3 100.
Cattle in fair demand.
Sheep steady and unchanged; demand exceeds
supply; receipts, 5000; shipment none.
CHICAGO.
CutCAGo, May II. - The Drovers' journal
reports cattle receipts at 3, 800; shipments, 100
market tlrmer for good common to fair shipping
1 0O@25 good to choice, I i06pa O0; butchers
quiet and slow; bulls, C0@3 90; cows, Goa
3 80; stOckers and feeders active, for mixed.
sheep receipts, 1000; shipments, -
clipped in good demand 50@5 %; wooded
4 1905 co.
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WE heard prominent Greenbaeker say

WE heard prominent Greenbacker say
on the streets yesterday that if the Democrats
of this county held no convention for the
nomination'of county officers, the Grecnback-
ers could elect their candidates, there being
three, four or five Democrats candidates for
each office. This is powerful argument in
favor of nominating convention, for what
this Greenbacker said has truth in It.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

announcing that am back in my old Office, sos
Elm street. with Alex Ortlieb 4 Co., where
| will be pleased to see my friends, and all par
ties desiring Insurance in good and reliable
Companies, will be faithfully served.
i. j CARNES
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n.y. PERSONS OR Notwithstanding
Boots or Shoes, First Class City Made
for Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children, will
do well TO call at Cos Main street; always on
hand ilne assortment, also made to order at
once asdesired. Prices Low. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
feb7tf Manufacturer.
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a5sOnice of Texas Trunk Railroad Dallas,
Texas, March 25. lSS0. Notice is hereby given
that no person is authorizedto conhactsuy debt
Tor OF against tho Texas Trunk Railroad Com
pany, except Hayes Lougee, the purchasing
agent Ofsaid road, or NJ. HENDERSON,
General MANAGER
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nARKETsa ny TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN


LIVERPOOL, May Is. Noon - Cotton dull;
middling uplands, lilo; Orleans, O 3-l0;
receipts, 3, ljp;al Americans sales, 5,'HOi specu-
uti6n and export, 500; uplands low middling
classidcations for May delivery, aloi
MAY and Juue, 7-32; June aud
July, . l7-3!@9-6; July and August, GIG;
august and september, 1905 Sep;
temhcr and October, =; October am, and
November, Ga; November aud December,
"a December and January, 5-l6i January
and February, q 5-3!; futures IN sellers iaV0r'
ESQ p m = Uplands, . ll-l6; low middling,
i 7-l6; good ordinary, 5 I5-lGi ordinary, ,n,hi
uplands low middling classilcatio ns FOR May
delivery, 8 1885, May and June, 9 1879; July
and August, 1882; August and September,
"a futures Offering light.
800 D N Uplands low middlng classified
tions for May delivery, 90; June and July,
D-:a; July and August, 6,e; August and sep
tember, 2l-31; September and October, I-53;
October aud November, 3d.,
3:}Op m-The cotton market will be closed ON
saturday, Monday and Tuesday, the 18Th, IIth
and 18th, for Whltsuntlde, Sunday holidays
$40 u m Sales OF American, 3,,5Oj futures
closed steady at to-day's prices
NEW YORK.
New YoRk. May 10. - stocks lrm; money
sos; exchange long, 1 s5It; ditto short, "
| state bonds dull; Governments quiet.
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Flour dull, Wheat quiet. Corn dull
turpentine, 2oh Resin, 3l5. Freghts quiet.
Night-Money, to 5; exchange, 49,; Goy'ts
steady; new SIS, lO!N AS, 1905 As,
lOlS State bonds dull, ,,,
New YORK, May 49, - Net receipts, Us;
gross, -; futures closed firm; sales,
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Wool duh and depressed; domestic fleece,
42Gg57; pulled, 3O@52; unwashed, l'@32; Texas,
lSMSb.
Hides steady and in fair demand; New Or
leans, ii; Texas, lla@l3,
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NEW York, May 10. - stocks u'mi money
50tG; exchange long. $50; ditto short, SS
state bonds duli Governments quiet.
4 A.IlLL
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our
columns, are sure cure for ague, biliousness
ana Kidney complaints. Those who use them
say they cannot be too highly recommended
Those afflicted should give them a fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic in the
Ad.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. l6, $780,
Ii. Ii. WARNER & CO.-DEAR SIR Il write to
say that after having taken your Safe Pills and
finding them all that is claimed tor them in
your circular, L cheerfully recommend them
as the best Pills in the market
JOSEPH PRATHER
400 NJ. street, Washington, ID. C.
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Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, AL
lentOwn and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York, Hanover, Gettysburg
Frederick and Baltimore
A. NJ. WILSON, Supt.
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r OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
HOURS FOR CLOSING

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
| BY RAILROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL.
100 a m, 1880 p m, AS p m and l1:3O pm.
GoRDoNvILLE, Downingtown, Leaman Place,
PH1IADELrH1A, through mail, and III,
PITTsBURsH and west, l:3e and 11:s6 pm.
| HARRISBURG MAIL, 10 III, l:3O. 5l5 and ll:3O
| WAY MAIL, west, 10 m.
| BALTIMORE AND WAsHINaToN, via Philadel-
BAITIMoRE AND WASHINGTON, via York, 1:so D
| BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg,
113O pm.
| CoArEsv1LLE, 4:45 pm.
COLUMBIA, 10 a In, 1:3O and 5:l5 pm.
YORK AND YORK WAY, 130 and ll:aO p m.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 10 a III, l:3O and 1I:30 D IN.
READING. via Reading and Columbia X, $50
m and 1890 p m:
READING WAY, via junction, Litiz, Mannheim,
East Hempfeld and Ephrata, p III.
QUARRxviLLE. Camargo, Refton, New Provf-
willie, $50 a IN, and 7:3O pm.
NEW HOLLAND, Churchtown, Greenbank,
DOwningtown, at Il IN and p III.
SAFE HARBOR, via Columbia. lOam.
BY sTAGE-Millersville and Slackwater to
Safe HarbOr daily, at go IN.
To Millersville, g and ii u IN, ard pm.
r, Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, Bareville, New
Willow Street, smithville, Buck, Chestnut
Level Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs: Paramount and Rowlandsvillc,
Md, daily, at m.
Landis Valley, Oregon, West Earl, Farmers
vile, Hinkletown. Terre Hill, Martindale.
Fertility, Lampeter and Wheatland Mills, to
Strasburg, daily, at pm.
Greenland and SOudersburg, to Paradise
Netfsyille, daily, at 4pm.
manviie Mount Nebo. RaIlinsvilie' @ e Bel Beihcs., @
anu h1yif WHEN SaSis aoPE TUX Fok pEIIJRERy 81 sI
ARRIVING BY RAIL.-Eastern mail, III.
1O:45 III, and $40 p m.
Eastern way mail, 10:45 m.
Western mail, and 10 a III, and $50 p m.
Western way mail, am.
Reading way mail, 1870 u IN.
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-FrOm Safe IIarbor
and Millersville, at a M, daily.
From From MilieFsyle M. N,e and az M and i, pm
From ROwlandsville, Md, ut 2:3O I'm.
Reading way mail, at 1880 H. daily.
From Strasburg, ut $50 IN, daily.
From Paradise to Lancaster, 10 a m, daily
From Neffsville, at p m daily.
From Rawlinsville, at ii III.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are four mail deliveries by letter car
riers each day, and on their return trips they
take up the mail matter deposited in the letter
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave the
Office at $50 a m; second delivery mt 10 M;
IN.
SUNDAY POSTOFFICE HOURS
On Sunday the pOstOfiice is open from April
to October l. from 3 to u IN, and from 8 to
IN; from October tOApril from to 10 IN,
and from to d
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