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Spots closed dull mlddling lax; sales 200
6ALVk5IUN
Galveston. August 22-Aarket closed eaay,
lower grades neglec edi mlddllpg L.; sales
500; no Futures.
Receipts 1874.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. August 2a.-l2,l5 u. m. --Cotton
stead mi ding u Orleans ii sAies 10000;
~. IN. Sales OF American q 20.
OPP. m. .Futures weak for noar no tbs,
steady for distant months.
ST, LOUIS
81. Louis, August 22---Market closed At ndv,
August llx; reoslpts $40; thipmspts iss,,
sslea 1885, stocks 1855.
The Boston Billotin has the following 10
show that cotton isa commercial barometer,
A retrospective glance OF tho action OF the
cotton market dntlrg the past two or thrs.
years WILL DO found TO present. features which
are worm the attention OF inerchnnIs an
ma ufsctnrers In oysry lins OF trade. Fer OK.
nmp'v, t,ovo,o1n oslss we.o cor sidcred q full
but TO day ,o00,e eco b dts Is not believe ,o bs
In excess or tho worlds annual reouirsmsnts
from A.erica, Ia spite oflhe incresse,l attsn I.
non Wnisn r IN oe.n nald 70 cotton culture In
Many feared <hab last ara crop wss exoss
alive, and when 1t was 1nslly decided that esriy
rosts, and bad weather for picking. wonId
not reduce the estimates below 6toO,oOo ba,cs,
.s."s .ftohva ttibNOubty. mi0ullun
cotton, which brought " centsa pou1 d NJ ,he
Clos CLOSE OF 1850 had fallen 70 10Y ceots In NAV
1851, when over b,tg,e0) bales of the crop h Al
Already been ieecivel al the ports, and IN,
market wae then 30 dull that TO- ana ever d
cents pouud was predicted, as Tho fntnr
price o. the a.splo. But since that time there
mas beea an upward movement sasin
nno, Although II Ia now admitted o,,
al s,uentnsi .ne entire production OF cot on
e,ooo,Voo nues, yet this enormous nrsrsss,.
mas DOT Deem ,uiiciont 10 prevent rps cnisio,.
getting their usual August squee "a on ~ :
ma ket, ard sending prlces up A. hRh az ,bs he,
nave been at any previous data within tho nns,
twelve mon h. Al, ding uplsnds cotton' ~
nov urn " TX cents q poucd, and Snlf n,
lsss cents, aud II In apparent that Tho grss.,,
c.en wear viii close on the sist OF Ausus, NJ,
nhcut these 1gures. "s"'' ~
The enumeratIon Of the new crop Ne rlns n,
she ~ OF September. nnd as the cotton bs =
rlpened premsturely 10 solpe sections. lar, :
sally receipts are expected E-tImhles Of ihe
crop OF lssi-sl vary from 0,b0V, 600 to 700 Co
polvs. but IN View ~ tho experience OF recs n,
year, consumers are inclined 20 regard the l.t |.
Yer ngure ~ more nearly correct, and tbe
prospect ofa cop Of 900 ooo bales In issl-sa 4.
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COM MERCIAL.
MosDAY EvRNIre,

August ".
Tbs volume of trsde generally done.to.day
was fairly large for Monday. All values are
flrm, with sn upward tendency percept'bltl IN
provisIors and breadstnfis Tbs weather
continues hot aud dry. late
dispstch from New York city, says
The contii uance Of the railroad war and
Quent CHI zap rates are bringing buyers In
many lines OF trade 10 this city much earlier
thai ususl. Merchants are genersliy tntlsheu
with ,hr mr., speos for the fail trade al some
large Interests are said 10 look better at
this period than ever before. Jobbers OF dry
goods claim quite good buslRess, times g
lively with them, and they anticipate an
active trade. The com mission and clothiii
houses report q fair business and seem we'll
satisfied hero are many buyers in town,
mostly from the south and west,whO are order
my llbersliy fmerchandise for he Legitimate
wants Of Their business and not on specula-
tiou
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Vision, Noises In the head the Vial a,id
passing unobserved In the urine, md mans
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
The Medical Gentlemen connected with the
institution are graduates of the beat College.
OF Europe and this country, and have had
arge experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or a case of this kind the VITA RESTORA.
TIVE tunder their special advice and treat.
meht) VIII not cure, or for anything inpure
or injurious found In 1t We treat ali Private
Diseases ,ii successfully without mercury. CON
SULTATION FREE. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis of urine. IS.
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt OF price, q, O. d. secure
from observation, and In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7ls
box 246O.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliver
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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CATTLR-Gratsfed, yearllnas IS @slO; . year
olds $l2 q SIS; 3 Year olds SIG q 2Oi barn COWS
sli @S .,
Hon Es, Ponies and sheep slb TO $40. Plugs
$40 u sGO, Farm stock SS5 30 go. Harness
livery $50 to 500. HaTness fancy sl25 TO $40.
Harness spans $3.50 10 $500.
Mules--Rats $50 to 500 Medium S85 TO 10 ,
Extra draught sl00 TO $3.50.
Hogs--NOne on the market.
NUTToNsHR hre duotable NJ % 5000
per head. Per weight. 8 to 3ssc. per mound.
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beginning to.be ANTICIPATED with az much Ne.
renlsy as an annual production of $4,000 O
oaIes tnr or four years ago. The full extent
ing operated al the present time as comnare
win the years from 1873 to 1878, and The new
II achlnery which Ia now being added. rend, =
lns consumption Of 100000 bales of america,
probable. "o' iAi-
Ihat the increased demand for American cot
,on Is not tllsd for TO make good any large de-
noi. Ia otner quarters of the world, may be seen
rom tne Statistics of colt production of In dIn
and Egypt. The exports of cotton rom All In
uia toEurope Iron January 1881, to the present
lme nave been LOLA, coo bales, against ,Os7 900
pa GO curing the same period OF 1850 and SO 900
psies Tor me corresponding portion of 1873
iEe exports to Europe from Egypt have be en-
ssq," 70 about $4,000 American bales from
Sep Sep, 'notr 1880 10 August ]. 1881. against
aTous w oaies for the same time In the pre-
portion of 1859.
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SOLE LEATHER oAR--No. 3s@39;no 86@37,
HRmLoCR Desl Bufiplo alaughter. S0@3li
goo. %; do good No. 2, 20; good dam ged o.
OAK hAsNEks hEATnEn--N0. !, sac DO 30.
HEMLOcE-prlme, 81; do good 80; do No 2, Sc.
FRENCH CALFsKIN-Sl.2b to Sl.90i ao-
cording 10 quaity.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. ISL 10 to 81 %
10 No2Sl "a to 3. 10,
PHILADELPHIA kIfs-No l. 0Oc. to Sl.00,
accord ng to weight
SHEsP sKiN.-Topping xxx per doIen $40. 30.
LlnlnRR. white kn,nn.
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wais2y--Sweet mash, 81 .25dnSt .bui sou,
nash, 81 .6vtSS5, aocoraingdpage.
NiEEs-C laret. In case, SS.166 "a; Cssawps
er gallon, Sl.lC@s2i Port, per gsilon, 81 20 q
sion, 81 eNas5; White wine, IN oaseb, si IN
seir.
GsiAsFAeHA-Co0bs, Ia bhskeIs, slsasa
icidsisok, 10 6uskot, $2s; Krug, 10 basket. e95 I;
Domestic champagne, 3l0(6l6.
ALE-stock ale, per dozen, u. lbasa 50; Por
fsr, per dostii, S2aes2.5 80.
NoTTLs hERB-St Louis quarts sl9, ;pir..
10 50 Rndwiser. sl2. uints alS 10
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SUCCESSIVE quote: Powdered 10 l-2; Crush
ed IL IL, A IL IA To IL IL; Granulaled IL;
sta d. d A II Ii to IL Ia; White extra-extra
C-to--; Yellow-Louisiapa white clarified
II lis 20 II 3-s; yellow clarified 10 ls 10 10 Ia
Open Kettles choice
MoLkssEs--b' ulsiana choice coo, prime sic,
ialr 10 good l5GQbOc, syrup so to 60c.
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TIomr. arnin ana HAY

FLoUu We quote City Mile from old
wheat as follows; Xxx, 800, xxx, 90 10.
Impor.ed: Xxx, per cwt 80 o.; xxx, s3 10
xXxX3 80 Fancy, 0O@l 80; Patent, @.5D.
Ryx--Scarce equote per Dbl. IS.
RAULEy-Scarce; good demand, 400.
BRAN-We quote ut Geo.
GUNNY BAes-Second-hand In rood order, .
oenLe piece.
JoBN MRAL--Per cwt, lbs.
0Ars-50652
EuaAT NoSold, quietWe quote 60 to 75;new
81 100 81 10 according to quality.
CoNn-60 to Go cents, loose gar
HAY-Prairla loose from wagon, IS to SO per
on; Millett, none on market. From storer
prairie bSled BIS 4er ton; Prairie bsled In oar
lots sl2 60 per ION free On boald.
We quote; Choppsd corn, per 100 pounds
VI chopped corn and oets, per 100 pounds
crushed cam and cob, Per 100 pounds, 500
corn bran, per loo .pounds, 900; Gra-
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, e 80; fine bolted meal, per
buehel, 900. ho .liny, per 100 pounds, $40
grits, per 40 pounds, 50 %! corn aour, per loo
pounds, Y.
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OoTFEK- Rio common, 1873 to IA teir, "A TO
Is; choice, 10 10 i5H; Legnayra, IL 30 1917;
Java, 2e13Gp'Nko.
rHis--imperial, bO@6bc; young Hyson,
t0260; OolOng sh160c' Japan. 6Odt6c
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Acid--benzoio per ounce, 25c
acid csrb0lic solution, 40 cents;
cryetal-, hhc@S2 per Id; acid citric, 75o per In :
acid sulphurlc, 5-l0c per lib; acid tsrtario, 5Oc ;
per Id; alum, i96e per To- Ammonis-oarbo-
nate, aOc nerlb; assaigtida. 25c per lb balsam
Vitriol, l2c per 10; calomel, Toe per lib; Gallo.
mel tEoglisb), 81 60 per 10; caniphor, refined,
900 per lb; cinchonidla, s5 per OF; choro-
form, 90 per III; chloral, hydrat 81 75Gt2 90
gum opium, So 90 per 10; gum shellac, SIC per
lb;moIphine, "a 0per OF ;oil berEamot, $500 per
10; oil lemon % 2o per ID; bromide pOtass, Doc
per lib; P \ w; iodide potsss, 81 50per lb; Up
h Wy quinine, sulphate,$2 so per oz;. Seed
caraway, l2c per 10; SIENNA, 25c per ID;
strychnine, crystals, 81 GO per OF
sugar lead, Csc per ID; floui sulphur 4@5c
per 10; salts epson, 3@s6c per Id.
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CANAAN MILLAT--We quote 81 30 per bt mel
Garden, 60ts. per paper retail. Whos sale
lA to cents per paper.
Ootton--At the Oh Mil, .S6 per ton,
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csst, 30 cen,s par hundred, s,oye, 20 cent?
wrought, 50 10 10 cents per hundred, brass,
" per hundred, copper, % per hundred, zinc
and lead. 81 per hundred.
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The Great English Remedy.
Is a never-failing Cure

Is a never-falling Cure
for Nervous debility,
Exhausted ! Yitalit
: EN- In al Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, iilpoten-
ey, Parely sis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
foilies and excuses of
maturer years-such as
loss of Memory, Las
itu de, No G turns,
Emission, Aversion OF
SnRfnfI- nNxN-
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Coal and wood.

coAL-Indian Nation, 81 80 per ton, doiiv-
orcd.
CoKr-6o centA per bnrrel.
woop-0tk hickory ana ash 500 TO > 10 per
cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailing ut the
rates OF u 90 10 0 % per cord.
CliARcoAfr-G5 cents per barrel.
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1.-Two merchAnls .ell Hun..able,. boo,s.

The finest 10, Of bcdsteads In town at
Union City Furniture company, Oil Elm
street.
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Drugs.


A good trade was done to-day In the whole
sale drug line. Prices are unchanged.
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AT no time during the summer has the
wholesale grocery marKet been more ANNA
ted than 1t was to-day. Prices were very
prm for everything in the line, and the vol.
ume OF sales was quite large Meats are ad.
vanced cent al round.
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Do you wear the Huus.sble boo.'


silk and cashmerc, .. NJ. Rosenthsl & Co.'S
cornsfElm and Poydras ttrecls.
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Or. Woods Fayorite

10 warranted to eradicate Syphilis I'm any of -,
complicated stages in less time than any on
rsmedy known and for less money, too.
Prico IS per package WV
thirty years practical exprience. Cpras
private diseases, no matter how ssrious q
long-stsnding, In less time and furnish Msdi
cine Ior less money than any other physioian
or druggist In st. Louis. 'sn
Every case guaranteed,
Tall or write; state case DR. WOOn
2l3 n. Seventh st., st. Louis. Mo.
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Tie offerings of butcherlrg cattle at the
yards this morning wero light, and fteely
taken al quotations.
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psAoHEs-2 pounds, 81 90@2 20 pounds
~ 9n@3 30.
a, AroBs--2 pounds, 81 3Oel 10,
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llrUIIR.

DaieE- WOeI HsSaeG
fine, IS; Mcdium, %; heavy, zoe. Black
barry and dirty, 20 10 cents Oh.
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Consr nuaied Let receipts ll,2l6.
ESp'"ts to Great Britain 4iOl.
Fra.ce none.
Cost, ieDt 1919
Ohkn.el nOne
Stock 40 7S3
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FINANCIAL.
DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
miscellaneous Grocess, n,,.,.


poTAroEs--old per bu. nominal ,new So %
ON Ns-sb OO@b rs per barrel
ApPLks-& 0U@i 30 per barrel
RiIE- Wholesale * to7k.
,ss.LTmtnbaITe', |2.15 latsrpooi tn ca ots
UnAu9RRs- Soda. XXX, s; XXyx siI
Trade MARI, o. i:resm ny, girgor Snaps II (,
SOAR Olive, FSv. per lounu; BlusIndi. 81
~, ,'e,s, sa' F S.tV' to $50 Eaieks MaD-
haculrinE uompany Cyclone, ~, Fsle Olive.
Extra Olive, AZ cent? per pouni.
5sAss-O,odc. per pound.
JisDI.Ks Star, full VT ~ tOi5
'tRkeR-None In market.
oOTlHN AHo GaITs--SS,s Ger lnrrel
Ng"n PRAuHvs.-unpt, ~ 10, -silpeelea
ssr 2lnd.
OCA ou-Beiow ore revised duotslons: IN
ics. leet' In bstrals 10 centa; cases. ~ on
Torhss rtSs'-Round, iSei sps!ng. u 90 per
hHAsut ss--k Dushel, iron bound, ~. 80 our
doEeh; two-hoop peils, " 10; threo-hoop, sa .so'
TUBs-lhrec neit, 4.SOGss .0n; eight neal
'soi No. l, W ~ per dozen, NJ, 2, $50, 30,
TA9noAsss.- t'ood, n.S, 4nc, u 80, New
SSL BucRErs-ss. 25@si.bO por dozen,
p q pa gSr seg q sSpounas nv q,
sgoi--nrop, bas, E2.l5, to- rs hucs D.. IA. toa 80
dAcGSnxi--No. barrels, $40 hsif-brrrslt
1851 slts, Il pounds, slj No farreie' va.
oSspN Stick, $40 lic. q pound. Fancy, i6
Lys--Concentrated, q. 7boM.0
norS-Slsal, In. basil, 0kc, cotton, s9@1Cc
yiRSeAn--Per gallon, aOeJOc. Appie soc Viosl
WRArrre PArEn-Rsg and Straw, $50. eOc.
Juos--wo quote IL to u cents Der gallon foy
ylAgod. 80
BFEswAx.-i5t to $50 perib.
'AttoW--ih bar'"l, * In cake, 90 per IN.
bugEies, Spring wag ms, Htc.
SnAtTs.-s4@sp, polls, Ngslj.
huoelEs. -.3rsde II. end spring, ton, ssOCs
,a, 0O ditto open s,ptS diio, side sprins,
ditto, phselons, sl,S@siSC, A srad SS AIDE
spring, ellO@s-00, ditto, phne nns, sibOass0o,
lump eeat bugsies, sl75d S.,0, plntform
ssiprinss' elio@siai three spiIns wagons, ypO@
Heats ana Lara.
BAoor-L;ns clear Sdss lay, short
ol..r, ID BreAkfaat bacon i5o
osf sALr-long clear sides, ny, short
HANS Canvased Is
oLanD7Tierce l5Ni halfbarrel, isg pals 10
" pounds i'' nonnus. hA@lik.
HITTER and Eses.
Fsrs-o 10 10 cents per dozen
Eutter--No:lhem 49, Texas Is q 80.
Poultry aud Game.
OmoKrrs-We quc5e ti.T5 for spring, Tor
grown, e. 10.
tsiuos.
.ipns-Dry Mint, lB ppnudb aud upwards, i2l Ia
l8cts; dry kips, frey " gruba, 10 q, gry,nl
dps iici wet saltgl 7c., green sbutshr,
sidee, bko.. 4 Al damaged, wot or dry
inlf pricei deer Ekius 800. sheep akin, fron
80. ddoc esnh
wagon vsoe.werk.
eroxrs-from Z 10 ais inch, per set, Ky
select, EST X, sa.7s.
sAwxp rrLtoss-,nso ~, % per set.
Wlnes ana LfQuors.
AL0oueL-g1.B 20 o. ~ mar rniIon
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Book Printing.

The HERALD sTEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
has Just received complete ntock OF new type
purchased Oh pressly'for the execution Of book
work. Those having books or pamphlets to
print should not fall to call at The HnRALp
jos OYrrcn and see specimens and ascertain
prices. All work guaranteed,
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Fsrs-o 10 10 cents per dozen.
Eutter--No:ihen 49, Texas Is q 80.
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Ftah.nud Oystern.


ftsH-lako. per 10.
OYsTRRs-per onn as cents for Baltimore,
Mattagordaa. 65for. Berwick bay.
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Cotton.

Tbs market opened quiet this morning, The
offerings being light. Quotations are:
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.Ipns-Dry nint,is pcuudb and upwards, ia,s Il
,ips Iic; wet saitgl, 7e.i green ,butshr
si,lee, bko.. al damaged, wot on dr,
isif pricei deer Ekius 800. sheep skins frof
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meate ana I.nrn

BAooE-L.ns clear sidss lsgt abort
ol.sr, 10 BreAkfaat bacon i5o
osf ,sAlr-Long clear sides, ny, short
HANS Canvpsci Is
LsnD-Tierce lSNi halfbarrei, l3x, pals %
10 pounds, III pounds. liA9liA.
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NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD & STOGK TEL EERApH 10 4

commercial News Department,
mddliA < lax; sales 100,
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= n , spripg N'as ns, Etc.

SHhrs.-s4@tn, polls, E6lpl5
a, tuGelEs. -.Grsde II. end spring, ton, seOcs
'l0Oi ditto, open, siDc3tS; ditto, side spr,ns'
top. tlCeesS, ditto, aide bar, sipo@nsS;
spring, tliO@s-O0, ditto, phae' nns, siboassoc,
lump teat bngsies, el76@s.iO, platform
ss,p,r t slio@slNi three sp,ins wagons, soO@
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0ucxrrs.we qucse si.7s for spring, 70
grown, 81 70.
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TIE WORLD FOR 1881,

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tel Sr2pllo cOgrespUndeECs Throughout the
world than that of any o her Amercap iour.
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daiiy a com plete, condsuyei ami trusiyyortbv
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IN us FIVE minutes Win the News of the
Day the World matts and epa pace wi IN tina
Increasing demands made by rapid transit,
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Its daily cable lettsIS from Iondsn bring the
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MEMBERS
It is remarkable that Tho great western

1t is remarkable that the great western
section, which is growing faster than any
uLher will gain only two members by an in
orea;e in the whole number from 293 to 307,
while the east gains five members and the
south seven. In fact, the present number of
members gives the western section the
largest proportionato representation it can
obtain, unless the number should be in
creased above 807. The east cannot retain
its present number of members unless the
whole number should be increased to 325,
but would have larger proportionate rep
resontstion at 29S than at any other number.
The west gets the largest proportionate rep
resentaton at 29S, the present number. The
south gets the largest proporliona!o repre-
sentation at S05 members. The votes of
members, in regard to tho proposed changes,
are likely to be influenced much by the ef-
feet upon particular states, as well as upon
sections, but the effect upon broader public
interests should, not be 'forgotten.- New
York Tribune.
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country to beup and dOlagin solfdoftn,o as

country to bsup AMI doingin selfdeftnse as
follows:
There is in store a great amazement for
Those credulous souls who have been deuded
int. the belief that the presidential election
settled the tariff issue, once for all. We as.
sure the friends Of homo industry that they
will mott gain anything by shutting their eyes
to the real danger of the situation. A great
work remains to DO done, and proorsstina.
ton and iueiIiciency should both DO granted
premptory leave Of absence. Can there
beanything except loss in sitting quietly and
calmly.upon the stool of do-uothing, while the
enemy is at work with all bis might in
strengthening his position? We put this 10
verybody's common sense.
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news FROM PorkonnIis.

Cincinnati, Feb. 9--The Western Union
officers here have received no instructions
yet Us to the consolidation, but at the requess
OF the local managers Of the Atlantic &
Pacific they have supplied that office with
Westarn Union blanks.
A Tmes-Star special from TT. Wayne
Indiana, says freight train on the Wabash
st. Louis & Pacific road was thrown from
the track by q broken rail. Leonard Long,
engineer, and Foster, brakeman, were IA
tally injured,
The Biou theatre at TT. Wayne, Indiana,
burned; loss $4,000; insured in the Hart
ford 1t belonged to Il, L. Smith, of
Indianapois.
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of the Dallas Female college will COM
mence February 7th, 1881, ana continue fer
five scholastic months. The course Of in
struetion is varied and comprehensive, in
Guiding all the branches taught in schools of
higher grades for females. Over one hun
drod and fifty students have been enrolled
during the present term, and the number in.
creases every month.
A limited number of boarders can be re-
ceived at tho college.
For further information address the presi-
dent. REV. MARSHALL MCILHANEY,
Dallas, Texas.