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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

f(ny ~ u0tisd che o. ID Of an iniu.iriois
ls4ll 1gtnlus luihsnfnau. WIl lt'Ig .u ldgln.e
or w. ttlslsilts NJ hiu uue. cultivated 10 small
lietsoi sr1unu uf1n au lurfafrl notified. ly
vhso. ~ gAihrr0i naal talfa fuIss, aui I.trta
iargtf profits than me nslshhogs al1u' hlm,
though iheir r1ss''sians w,rH Hsrc ginfls. lis
unsoinihon success excited their envy, nsouaah
Wet ihey brought ih's eecusa Hgailst him
"Ihat Nv sprcoFy charms ard gitehogah, he bad
transported hsneishhlrs iruits fertility erl iu'
erase ~ his own fti" For this he .as 0rlef-
81 pgfemntOrlly hy Alhin0s, q Roman autf.l
skilled IN go, eiterc trtnswu f'a Charge Boz
.taleai'tff- Cres.iuusi fearing ,lo i.iut rr5n.vsd
vpop hls ucsi defence bglugh, bis ploF aud 9th
~ frf.l implsRen,f, nA displaying them openly
he ~. bore also his daoghteIr Tasty, suons
lass, big VI how, then tpruing 70 tho citizens
''Aiy masttrt, qn0ih he tAese gro tbs s1rcer'
los charms and ~ tie enehantments that I ass'
| might alsn allege ~ own hagal md labor ny
cgrlYilsne aud late sitting uY, and the painful
sweat that dniiy endure bus | Am uo- able o.
present tis &c yuur view, nor " hang .hcm wish
inc Into the afssnhly.' This bolG aud open de-
gsace csptiveteA tho people, IL proved the 'opP
- n,giR wlicl. ,Arnsd doubtful resnl TO IN el.,
iire hs0f Nc VAS prouounee! "not guilty, and
tb1sc preset. took natc o. II inventions, THIS
story, u,ourh NOT s.rir.iy longing 70 tue his
tory ii our avn island - derived from those whl
are said 70 have Exist taught 10 the Br ton thsR
Of Ansbaudry. |, may, therefore, be ihifl! ems
ployel 10 show shat the hTst .mprugfra Of zgri,
culture had their laws Of trial; illt ;a MI Acss
aud countries, aud ~ tyar, path VI inquiry md
ievea'lou--in tho discovery ~ the rotation a.
crops. asin the rotary motion of no lull-h
Calico has had 80 answer Tor his daring, tollr'
sonn embodiment ~ ignorance constituting ar
inquisition, --Ihihr's history " P,oFT''',
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23


rAn,rrsvi,lr, Colin county, Texas Oct %, 1855.
Si1consaer tic Harvester bought oiycp The beat ever
sw' n wen ivassa WV" W. n sTANuF0!D
Dallas coryrr, Texas, July s, 1857
sessrs MiYer, WingaisS Co.;
GcnHenen i'm reference to the performance of the Req
lucky sryester have only say that have cut with IL this
With the Haryester have seen different kinds OF
Reapes besides the kentcky Iari aud an salts
principal Of which are ighncs Of draft aud convenience
rakns and leaving the grain IN an condition Tor me
daey me- and hear their owners and others speak
them they express the same favorable opinion tatl nave 81
ven There will considerable demand for them in this country
smother season Yours respectfully, JAMES A. SMITH.
wAxAnAcnIE, Ellis county Texas Aug 10, 1851
GfrnsslenI purchased Of your agent two of your Zen
psy ay iS S sTp on hroS hi % Y on There
great many neigboFs who want your teape and ssn
to knew price you will furnish ten machines for next "r-
vest Lei me know early possible it Il at The insgaton
Of many ofmy neghbors that write engage ten Heap
ers in forty eigh; hours after hearing from YOU
have had twenty visitors each day 70 examine my
machine at VT TX In This comfy leeds ut least 400 so
Reapers. Years respectfully, BAslD =. fEA Ists
We undersigned have horg aud used the Kltacy er.
Reaper We have ever seem and ond The farming
coin & DONALDSON,
j. NJ. McREYNoLDs,
JAMES D JACKSON,
GEORGE Z. WET,
g JACKSON,
JAMES o. CRUTcnFIELp,
sAArEL s. JONES
Iharc from visit the State FAIRS Of Illinois
and Kentucy made the Acquaintance n many manufacture
agricultural implements have examined large variety Of
Reaper fully o the opinion that the Kentucky aryes.r
the adapted the wants OF wheat ralses Of my ma
chine used and the most OF the farmers with whom
have becsne Acquainted travels tne opinion
About Harvscrs sold in Texas during the
1885, they have gy universal satsaetio as ia
ne have heard.
aivcstrs will be ready Tor delivery at Jefferson on the
LIST Of April, and NJ 5iilwood On tue ] st Of May
Orders addressed to ]. NJ. & J. G. MURPHY, JEFF
erso1 Texas to the unlersg ned at MillYooa, Tex
as, will receive prompt attention.
Price $3.50. at Louisville, Kentucky.
To which will be added the freight to Jefferson Texas
ry- Circulars fully describing this machine, willb
Forwarded free of charge, on application.
address JEREMIAH SHERWOOD,
,niiieood, TtEds.
j an also agent for
Miller, Wingate & Co.'s Two and Four
Horse Lever Powers and Threshers,
and SUGAR MILLS.
The particularly adapted to grinding Chinese Sugar Cane
Any thee will nc ordered fo persons Wishing them
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Millwood, Nov l, 1S5s.-19tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
VIM. n. WILSON.
G .,.i.il,. erRrp nlraotiT 3. =. ra ~

CSNaERS Cured HYTR0UT TIE
- R.NIFE 1910 Cure no Pay"
Dr. ROLkrT KklTY Houston, TsNus Cutrs CAnesI, lf i,
Wen, kssssis, Ui,cwtilg, tcaliead, letter. tc5H "a
chTonr 'frs0 u rvtty deseFIlun,
fOTiCAtanctr can ~ fHrfd i'uhf -. HlhfhrlHt ~.
igsS o. ~ knUe rhs may cer'iD that ~ h"c h.S q
ou,ion, hos by he eNrnal Application q A, rrs g rect.
e tcu, the rvh trpAst 81 my, VII aN daupb mn sun'
Cancer o. enormous size Which ~ talnflng i4ss F Zoe
rrcluruer Aroiiir hase 10 - n,h,s, AIonnd n eait,
10 . ,ugi,vl, length 5s-i inches da@''rf inches.
Ills r,Iaoes do e. impair the funsral hehn w unlef'.
constitution while uudlfuuF trtanlen II u dus it I
from NE to say that H. ssa the cAimruioi Cancer % ru
lie eonhdeneof the rnhlc and he patronage 81 ~ r, '
may be AFFLICTED Wiz s dreadful t1Ady. d. ~ @ relief ~
afflicted AMI uurting humanity rocmmeld DI Kelly fmeief
REV II. GARRETT.
chsprs I'm, TeNss, Jpy, 1883,
Nc ~, Inl-rdgnci iualnaness Of Ms Mary Garrett,
" CLAUDIuS RUSTER, CD ", Co,
ws. ROGERS, 81. b.
z, ". nCSrER
J. ". LUtkliART. NJ. D.
o. j. 4 GARRETT
MAJoR JOSEPH WALLS.
", Is. TRAY SHAM, NJ. u.
n Brhe referred % In the above ihetr 49, treated
than year by DR. Gn Sou, who advertise 20 cure
Cancer they live IN Gimcr Upshur County, rrNas'
II any further proof Is rgur u my ability to cure Cancer
have nov preserved my nss this city, Cancers lrmors
Wcn which have extracted cn ten eleven persons aud
a,er their removal. In addition ll their Ger
decline from publishing than ncorurt ~ their
peT. As regards certificates Of competency % cu'ane
disease, Necrosis white s Ulcers and chronic ure
every description have them Nv the hin. TIE hgst EVIL
dVIce patient IN e ,uu when they c0rc to me- H
refer then those whom have cured ana the specimens IA ny
Once.
The Of Cancer matter srcat Importance to the A.
ee aud Gull the attention ~ le people and the press % tie
above case. R0DT HELiN. laly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Teyas PemiaeTgtiarv.

nLANTATIDN GOODS--UUTTUNS AND WUUL-
LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED.
The undersigned would respectfully cali the attention Of the
planting the above goods. The testimony Of all who
have used them, establish TIE fact that they superior to
the choicest goods OF similar name, brought olhe State
The which they made bes Of the bestand With
alloy agents for the sale d them nj present are mess
Carol Hoy CO., New Orleans Messs H. Runge Coz 10
dianoIn Hesss T. b. Nichols co Galrestn Mcssrs j.
Burke Houston JOHN S BESSER, fInanN Agt.
TIan,e,,;iIe Auoust .fsf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

WA. FscrAsp Pafs N ONE YKAH FoE MANURE.
I s-llt ;s estimated that England pays annually
tl,res hundred millions Of d1llars for manure,
more tfan, the entire comlneroc'of that country
Tie fcta.fsnlne Of yenrs crop has ceen report.
"a "a ps rIsras,,t sosne time ago, being about
thres tboussns millions Of dollars the cr2, IN
ol,drr he animals As reli as the vegetsbis.---
ldrssa.'z hsc dzine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

sSon iew cut Of the many Testimonials Ihave recti 10
ver Of the kntrcky Harvester, non citizens Of Texas;
Jc,fSsos's STATION TaThD. county, June 6, 1858.
have 100 Of vhcat with oNe span Of horses n 1e
days. several pieces OF days, aud moved eigh. times
country miles IN extent. am highly pleased
with he Harvester IL ny tiif heb for which 1t is intended
They are Just the machine for our prairie country
ious, &c, JAMES WATSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
FNickapoo Steam Saw Mill.
400 600 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
- 2 NOW ON III AND. - ~.


rI1HESE MILLS arc finely situated, Immediately on
i the line between Anderson and Henderson ccun,
tiss D miles northwest of the town of Kickapoo, "a
miles southeast of Athens, 45 miles from the crossing
of the Trinity at Basctte, So miles from Porter's
BjST u from Larissa, rs from Rusk, 20 from Poles
tine. 65 from Kaufman, 45 from Canton, 30 from Iy-
Ter, IS from centreyille, 100 from Dallas, So from
Waxabachie, GO from Corsicana. 81 from Wild Cat
Bluff. s5 from Pine Bluff, 80 from Parkers Bluff,
no from Waco so from Fairfield, rs from Springfield,
100 from Fort Worth. 100 from Buchanan, 100 from
Hillsborongh, and 105 from Johnson's Station.
Flooring, per hundred feet, 81 80
Ceiling, g +" - 1 20 Z
Notwithstanding, @ 70
All other sizes in proportion.
These mills under the supervision Of first rate
Sawyer ana Engineer, and being in regular operation,
the public may always depend upon full supply OF
well seasoned lumber, and upon having all bis large
and small filed with accuracy and atthe shortestno-
tice, according to orders
Aliorlcrs must be addressed 70 BEsJ.H ii. JoHsscs,
'N''Aai'O''' -'''r'' =, MT. JOHNSON.
Johnson's Station, Tarrant Co, Aprin1f ATT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

T. G. Reeds Mark and Brund.My brand for
y horses and cattle is the letters s. d.. My mark ls
swallow fork and underb right and crop and split In
the All not in this mark have other brands IN add'eh
to mine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
@ p. HALL
u. q. ". Williams.
Hail ~ Williams,

STORING, FOR H,8RDLWG .iyND CO.M-
-BISSfON .lfER CH.NTS.
HEM ESTEAD, TEXAS.
(TTm!aus Of Houston 8 Teas Ceairel Rai'rond.(
WE are prepared to receive store and forward
w merchandise for the Interior and pay freight
and other charges Webuy Cotton and Hides or sell con-
mission amy kind Of produce We VII establish anew house a
the tcrminns as section Of the rad completed
ar Order goods the Of H. W, Hampstead lsily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Pure Liquors

OF all knds-Apple, Peach and Cognac brandies
Il of the best brands; Bourbon, Rye end Irish
whsEeys Wine o kinds warranted 10 be and unn
pulterated have NO STRYCHNiN are for sale at my
S4LOON on the East side % the Public Square. have also
on hand the QUALIFIED Cigars chosc lot Of Copiec
TONS and articles usually to he found in good establishment
Those who 'intulre invited to take the pure stuff
DALLAS, July 10, 1S5S--5;tf .a D. y. ELLIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

1--we OAR Forsf, Tarrant county, Aug &c, 1853
Deer Shiny Reaper did good could engage several
Tor you II yoE desire H. Very respectfully NAfH, TERRY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Dr. y. Wilson,
Located miles North of Plano, and II miles

$50 South of Mckinney,
IETOULD embrace this opportunity Of returning
wv his grateful acknowledgements for the kind
and liberal patronage received during the past year,
and hopes that his success in the treatment of the va
rous grades Of Winter and other ieyeis, owing to his
long experience and close observation in their trent
ment will secure to him continuation aud increase
of the patronage Of fhe public generally. Charges
viii be governed by the customs Of the country.
Z January u, 1S5o-2Stf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

: - the ao;j. .hosfserfiei, suJs Srsssea car1oi
,,r.aofs;.s !, itisort culture, 81 the t.snq w r.
oul <nifisss:on. tsfsnot 7radRe stges a'ifn1ts
Il - - ~ ~ = .
Queen rfctoria VIII To pe.l y "a ', ostf
an, z;onens 70 cross t,e ~ 4. ,ss,.feirs
ffs: f.r,ianent ID g ava ssftcp =
q T. tl.r e+.fstsl 8 raI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Ylr. I'D. R. ThnInae.

MOULD tptgaSs this opportunity rslrrnns his grals
Acknowledgements y the ki and iTia naionass received
during NE pas. year and hopes, by sneIani ihai attention ~
his rrcfssElomldu,irs u merit continuation :.
lr ONCE, Ste Thomas Drug Store, ghero hs nay se
found &C nh hours, unless professionally Ahseni
January g. lsBs--30,ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Dr. A. a. Johnson;

Iaynr permanently located 10 Dallas. ofs bis professional ser
Vices 70 the public Henry ba 0gnd at his once on The rs.
side Of toe Paddle Square, door north NJ smh Murphy Coz
Store rsc,pt WHEN professionally absent
Dalsi, texas, Jannary &. ls5S--3ou
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Gcorsc w, Guess,
a.. M. Loving,
Alto RNEY. AT.LA W
DALLAS, TEXAS.
.yuo ID. tkerfodf 4,

ATTORNEY AND UOlNsELiOK AI-LAhl
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WILL pratoe his prof. en IN tho coar's % the ls .l
w district and liz Supens ard fesrA co2Ii <eaus
pAlas, feb. a 1850. ahlk.-------N--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
LIVERY STABLE.
PlasielIng.
NOTICE. =

ssL persons indebted TO the undersigned, by Note
sA On Account, will confer favor in settling same
soon, DESTROYS of closing VI onr business as
soon es possible GOLD s. DONALDSON,
Dallas January 3, lS59.--27 emo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
ne. y. G,ly,

.gTTORN'E F-aT-LAW,
LANCASTER, DALLAS CO., TEXAS. :,
Ill business entrusted 10 him viii receive prompt ssi'hiai
n attention.
Febes0, ls5a--asily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
THOMAS LEwELLING. JAMES $. ROBINSON
LeyyelSing & Robinson,

MCKINNEY, CULLIN COUNTY, TEAAo,
WILL practice Attorney aud ConnsellorsAlaw In all Nc
w Counties composing Sixteenth Judicial District! and At
the Supreme Court In Austin.
Office Oh the South side Of the Public Square
Mnx lRh1--A1; Smo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Medical Notice.

Having associated ourselves In the pstccs al heileins va
ye, respectfully Ola prufs.1hAl etsoss 20 ihs pasis
gcpsrny and VA give strict aciou 10 ~ eases essu'ed 70
our clrt. :. u. rklOll, NJ. D.,
NH CnAH Il pRNQn, .. y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

ATTORNEY AND 60 { NSEE1.Q : lila w.
KafTnaa, Eolfn5n c14Terf
WILL attend trosupti Ia ~ tusnfe a. Bis caro-
y SPECIAL don . y fyrt 10 he 1iiIsis %
ard stltar n, -iia- fnret, 4, 5--+4st !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
M. GNHLLOF.

aeAcH I'D fAeeN MAXI K szzs-.n = 2.
Wsuia ffz1e<x' ~ 5sf5a7a lis I'D - -.
.fri,aa -. n ~ - 2 al .iha 5s,f' 9
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
G.. m. Pierc
ID. wv. BrougIlton,

AIT O z ~ 7 "A n IA " =
KAUFMAN, TfXAs, ~ =
xTId promptly attend to AZ business tsirtrd to NJ care
Particular a,teha1 given 70 The colectibu eia5us.
October u, 1s55--15;1y. - - Il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
1gIpU =. niuI8nN, JlNFs ". TnRoekM0FTuI
Dickson AZ ThrOcISInortOn,

4 7 VK-NNII Nh 7 III ~
Mckinney, Collin County. TerGs,
VIII attend TO may he eonhded n them IN ne
co Of Northern Texas the fcda and suprem. Courts
Mr. Dickson formerly VI the irm Of Morrill, pss''n'
Cnrks,ie Texas. n tsVul
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

II os'''S5 oo'1'
$50 " 2Shelfon's AYpbr0sa
10 cases Ultimatum
25 barrels German Smoking
10 barrels Anderson's Smoking, in papers
so gross Anderson solace Chewing in foil
400 doz CARROTS Snuff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
wv. Henry. Aazt BRADsHAr-
Berry a Bradshaw,

Attornies and CounsSiofs-atsLRHs
Wasajachie, Kills County, Teras. +
VIII practice In keDistrict the 18th ana 18Th Jues
Districts aud In county In the eth tbs enpfns
and Federal Courts Tyler Austin lang o'6Sist
, 1859-07-16

The trade sales Of domestic manufactures at
Boston, organizing nainly in the desire to re-
tain in that city the sale Of Massachusetts md
other New England mauufacturcs, which has
largely gone in1o the hands Of New York hous-
81, commenced on Wednesday last. Buyers
werc present from all parts Of the country, escn
1 rom Texas aud Wisconsin. The first sale Has
OF boots and shoes, Which commenced ut 9
O'Clock 4. x.-six hundred persons being pres
ent. The catalogue included 5000 cases. Of
which 5000 were sold during the day. The
composition in bidding WIS lively throughout
tie day, and the transactions reached in the
nclshborhood Of e15o,ooo. The first class Of
goods offered was children's silk tip boots,
which brought from twenty-seven to thirty -sev-
eu cents apair. Women's lasting cutters and
misses fiue lace boots brought fory-tiye to
Seventy five cents. Custom made whole stock
boots brought $1.S5 to es.l5. Boys half lace
top boots, &l.lo; mems brogaus, aerenty-tive to
ninety five cents; boys brogans, Fifty to sev-
cnty cents; children's enameled peg boots,
forty TO sixty-fise cents; Everett ties, sl.10 to
$l.l5; Oxford tics, Il; gents calf half welt
top boots, es.1o; gents calf, *e.55; wholeback
boots, sa.1o; boys half welt tops, 81 to s1.4o;
mems French e.lf, ta.s7i; half welt brogans,
8l.l.t; mea's rubbers, q; womcn's fine,
<1.eo; cork sole boots. fine $3.50.
, 1859-07-16

The London Tina correspondent writes from
Va1Iegio Of Count Gyutai in these terms:
Count Gyulai ia still here, much dispir1ted,
and asking for court~martial, but this the Em-
peror has refused, offering to the mortified pride
Of the unsuccessful general the honorable post
Of Ban Of Croatia, vacant By the death Of 1ella-
chich. Count Gyulai's father was himself Ban
at Agram, but the vanquisl'cd leader Of Magenta
refuses the honors rendered to him, and seems.
like OliGarez in Gil Bkas, to desire tle retire
.nent Of country life. Count Gyulai, before
this war, is not known to have been under fire.
During the disturbances Of 1859 he corn-
manded at Trieste, aud the fact that that city
did not join in The general outbreak was cou.
for shori time Minister Of War. aud afterwards
commanded at Milan under Radetsky. He Was
known throughout Italy for his great severity.
not only as regards the ItaliAns. but as regards
the troops under him command. Tie death Of
Radetsky placed him in the position Of Com
mander-in-chieE. in which he was maintained,
very much to the damage Of the true interests
nf fhn amir
, 1859-07-16
The HA{tle of 8olfeFfn0.

'oaa t's 10ooon 1'nes u 'unt M
At four o'clock in the bright summer morning
Gods s1een e.',b. to begin ,hs xos1 q siauga,
ter. For seventeen hours the multitude swayed
to and fro iu mortal strife; now herr. now there,
the surge Of battle rolled until night closed in
around the retreating ebb. As il nell itself had
broken loose, the peale Of thunder from the
clopda which blackened the SKY towards ere
gaarang lightning flashed IN company with the
farns 81 tae common. ristnrs It ,y 70 your&sn, Inc
g'g.nac Aps o9 one s,ae, tue nus Of so..A .1' On
soe oioel, ne H. se. ea'ese mummy h. oa ~ .ae
efeat p'aln oi Mantna ana 10 toat nai.o" P'aSe ace
sSo.ooo men oo;ng oeauns ook,ness ~,'h ah .os
mofaeIons implements Oh ~as1Ne; Var ooaeseo .'es
civilization comes 10 this-rirers dyed with hu-
man blood !; stacks Of corpscs piled upon
Tie PLAIN; shouts oi triumph and Groahs
, 1859-07-16

Tho @1eFxy Upon sabbath DeaecrA.
lion.
Anadjourncd meeting Of tue Clergy Of Chi
cago was held yesterday in Trinity Church. In
the absence Of the previous Cbairrnan, the Rev.
Kr. Bishop w.s called to preside. and the meet
ing was opened With prayer. The Committee
previously appointed, reported By their chair
man, Rcr. n. H. Schenck, and the following re-
solutions, after discussion, were adopted.
R<soletd, That Committee be appointed to-
prepare and circulate petition to our City
authorities, in view Of The present Aagrant
set forth the grievances Of his Christian COM
lnunity rs touching this great evil and pray for
the speedy and rigid enforcement Of all State
laws and charter ordinances for the protection
Of the saucity Of the Sabbath.
Rtaoleed, TlIst We, the clergy Of Chicago, arc
the due observance Of the Sabbath as 10 the
practical adaptation Of ali the Gospel menus for
mans spiritual elevation, it is necessary that
the lay clement Of tue Church be actively Gu
listed, and We would therefore submit to the
Christian laymen Of this city that there is a
weigbsy responsibility upon them. and urge
them to enter upon the discharge Of their duty
to their Goddess aud Sabbath breaking brethren,
by taking such steps as to them may seem best
calculated TO secure the desired end, either by
lay preaching, or such other evangelical effort
~ the Spirit of God may appoint for them.
Atsoletd, That We respectfully submit 70 the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Chicago
70 takc into consideration the propsicty Of pro-
viding a tent or such other conreniences rs they
msy deem best for the holding Of public wor-
ship on the Lords Day, in such parts OF our
city and its suburbs as are not now provided
with stated worship.
R4soletd, Thas We within cur pulpiss, espe-
~. r Ia L. r Al,
, 1859-07-16
The French Field Telegraph.

From the Paris Correspondent Of the London G!obe1
A war correspondent. dating from Drescia on
the :4th Of June, reports fact which has not
hitherto transpired, concerning the scientific
appliances Of electricity to war purposes 1t
would appear that the remarkable precision and
unity Of the French evolutions were accom-
p'ished by quite novel sort of firing aides-de-
emp. From each corps, once in position, u
horsernan rode OF to the next division, unroll-
ing on his rapid course light wire, which no
time was lost in adapting to q field apparatus;
and the process was repeated a1l along the
French line Of twelve miles, Hence the move
ment Of the whole army Was known aud regula.
ted like cIocl-work p" from dawn to dewy eve"
on that decisive day. This arrangement Ind
been planned in Paris, and supply Of E,1tta
percha-covered metal thread forwarded with Sc
crecy aud dispatch. 1t has done its work, mud
tue patent may now oe disclosed. Portable
ga!vanism beats portable gas. It was already
known to both armies tbai special teiegraphic
corps operated in the rear Of The Allies, and laid
wires rs fast MS m ndvance was nude. II. Lair
is the Chief Engineer, and the first Frenchman
who entered Nnsara, while the Austrians were
scarce yet out Of it, was b. Ganthier. Of that
stat, who set up his boz and telegraphcd the
details Of the retreating corps at the moment
they were outside the gates.
, 1859-07-16

ASxryrRsAzY ExHRCIsIs OF TIE UNIVERSITY
or Cu,cAco-The C4ristian Tina Baptist) Of
this ctr says: EXERCISES connected with the
closing Of the first year in this Institution, and
openipc Of the new building, will be held next
week, commencing On Wednesday, the Goth
inst. An address may then be expected from
Rev. ". r. Everts, D. D., pastor elect Of the
First Baptist Church in this city. On Thurs
day at IL o'clock in the forenoon, there will be
a gathering at the University building, at which
time m address is expected from Rer. H. G.
Weston. Of New York, to be followed by col.
Ist;on. when opportunity will be Afforded for IN
interchange Of sentiments and speeches on the
,nrt Of friends Of the University. On Thurs
d.v evening will occur the exercises Of dcdiea-
,ion of the new building, At which Rev. 4. C.
Keudrick. D. D., Of the University Of Roches-
fer, will deliver the address.
"A general attendance, from city and eoun'
tfy, 1t all these exercises, is cordially invited
hv the Board. Friends from the country will
fnd proxis;ou made for their entertainment,
md are requested to report thenseiEes Il tho
rirxt Bsptist Church, where committee will be
| in attendance from nine to eleven in the fore
noon, and from six TO eight in the evening o'
Wednesday, and thereafter rs announcement
shall be made.
Rev. Dr.. Wsyland, Of Providence, and Hon.
n. Doolittie, Of Racine, hare been invited to b
nnr.-nt on this occasion, bat it il not possible
now. to say definitely whether they will be 80
4 season Of interest is anticipated, and vi