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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

HoypuRAa.-Tbe papers hsre been pui :
fishing that.the Honduras Government e1-
empts all immigrants from taxes and duties
for three years after their arrival, admits
their stock, etc, free, and 'gives land and
money to each able bodied settler Is.
Mr.. J. NJ. Putnam, vi ho knows all sbcut
il, and believes Honduras to be the best
country for an impoverished people who
may be driven TO work for living, writes
TO the Picayune that he shudders at the
idea Of broken-hearted and ruined "a mil les
despsiring Of improvement here, being inr
duced to make desperate effort 10 get to
Honduraa by the above representation. Hs
therefors hasfens 40 prevent the epcmr-
agement Of such fsie, delusive hopes
The Honduras laws exempt from far the
goods aud eftcts which the emigrant may
take to supply himself aud family, for on.
year II bad also under discussion a bi !
erempting the goods and eif,ets Of emf
grants from taIstion for three yesrs, which
may have been adopted. Bu, Mr. Putns M
lnowiedge Of the finances Of the country
forbids he BELIEVING that the colony girss
land and money or either - settlers, ana be
says snc one fhou.d 70 there with any sueh
e~nertatior ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
ns,g. We had The pleasure of a call

BSy" We had the pleasure of a call on
Wednesday from Rev. r.. C. Burlcson, A.
NJ, President of the Waco University. He
informs us that the Institution will open
in September with large number of stu
dents, among whom, he informs us, are a
number from this county. We refer to the
advertisement of the University in to-days
PAPER eEt RS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
ar,. Onr pager was dclayed 50 much lnst

Bay" Our paper was delayed so much last
week, by sickness ard other causes, that
we found II impossible to get out a full
sheet this week with any probability Of is
suing IL in time. We therefore only pub
lish half sheet, hoping that We will be
all right next week. Sickness aud tho alb
sence of temporary assistance are our es-
cuses, aud we ask the Indulgence Of our
re lera
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

) ISpIASsASD TExSs.--A Washington Ds-
patch in the St. Louis Democrat of the 30th
ult. Gays :gotsn ttsi8F as
~ 1t wns agreed TO day that the first meet
ing of the Indian commissioners shall be
held in st. Louis on Tuesday of next week
The President and SECRETARY, Browning are
doing all in their power TO aid the commits
'sioners. The President has already taken
shape to obtain from Texas that part ofthe
State which would be cut on the north by
a line from points where the western line
Of the Indian territory crossed main Red
river to the soiih-eastern corner of New
Mexico, ia sst this apart as one of the re-
seryations provided, for in the bill, in con.
nection with the present Indian territory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
nt,y. Mr.. James Bentley, lust fr ON Kau

% BdT Mr.. James Bentley, just from kauf-
man informs us that up to the present time
the Board for that county had registered
4O1 voters, about one-third of whom were
colored. The Board had visited the towns
of Kaufman and Prairieviile only. twill
20 10 Rock wall next week. llsA9 f@FeF
Mr.. Bentley also informs us that Court
would probably adjourn last night or to-
day, having gotten through with tho. bust
ness Of the term. SO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

BsD" The "hcate term Of this season
was certainly at its height on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday last We don't
know how high the thermometer reached,
but il was decidedly as warm as VIC wish to
see it,-in fact little warmer. Since then
the weather has been cooler and pleasantor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
- W, hs-s reeeired ) panphl,, eol

~ We hsVs received 8 pamphlet con
tainine an illustrated catalogus Of Mr..
william ws,sOo's Nursery, pear Brenhsnh,
Washington county, where Be ofers for sale
large selection Of fruit and shade trees,
svsrgreens, Plums, viuss and othershrubs.
Mr.. Watson proposes 10 furnish evsrything
in his line at the lowest possible price
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

s@ We regret to say that there is con-
siderable sickness both in town and ccun-
try, at the present time, though il is gene
rally Of character which yields readily to
nedieine--principally chills sud bilious
attacks. The "heaisd term" les increased
the eiekpess somewhat. We hope sOon for
cooler and healthier weather.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

souTHAMrroS, July2G,--The raft Noi,p.-
rci has arrived. All. we'll. 80
This is the InIiai Rubber aoaf, which
started from New Yoris, with three men,
and chest containing stores and some
India Rubber water barrels has made
the passage safely. What DoSt What new
effort If aulaeitH
A Washington dispatch states that il y
understood from official sonrc,s, That the.
President has finally acknowledgement
Hancock as Sheridan|sssueccsson s{st
The President pock keted the bill an'iior-
izins negroes TO sit as jurors ard hold of6co Z,
in the District OF Columbia Fs f
The Radical Convention Of Virgins in
timat,d it's prefer ence for General Sheridan, /,
tor neStPrSSidcnt,, .t.s eazE
The NbNrAREIL.--Thes announcement,
that the little lie. raft, Nonpareil, has'ar.
rived safely Al Southampton will be ant
has been received with many exclamations
OF surprise and wonder. II will be sSid,
that soon the ocean will be crossed in SIX ills.
in wash-rubs, or in q bowl like that in which,
the renowned th:ee wise mrn of Gotham.
tempted the dangers Of the deep But thcse,
is another and more sensible ligh, in which
to regard the achievement, and one whici.,
robs it OF all wonder. The Nonpareil Was
built for life. boat. II was intended that
whatever else she might do she could not
sink. Given, then that she was provision
ed for long cruize, the wonder would Ia.
that any serious disaster should happen.tl.
her or her little crew. Had she sunk i,
would have been shown that The principle
on which She is built is worthless for the
rurosc intended That she crossed tk,
ocean safely, is simply proof Of her val
ue asa hfe preseryer, nd he best possible
advertisement for her inventor and owuer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

...I. Austin, Texas, Aug, 'lh lSJi
J, W, Throekmorton, Esq, "a
Dear Sir ~ have the honor to enclose
yon a copy OF my appointment as Goyernor
OF Texas and also to inform You that have
this day taken and subscribed the oath of
office prescribe ] by the Constitution Of ibis
State and the laws Of the United States.
win you please inform me, ifit will suit
your convenience TO deliver the Office and
its rec oris At 10 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
'1't-,r@A Very Respeeihhly.A
Your Ob't Syt.
~ N l.. VI. Pease.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

Bas~ Our readers must excuse us for the
absence of local or editorial matter this
week. We have been sick and feel now
more like being in bed than at the desk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

las- See the card of DR.. W. 4. Merooney,
Oculist and Aurist, who is stopping at the
Crutchfeld House. He will remain here
three mouths longer. Ks tEE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
We Regard Mrs. winsiowa

We Regard Mrs. Wbnslow'a
SYRUP as invaluable Tor the
purposes for which il is designed, shi
would have it if its price were double what
it now is. We shall 10 all in our power 20.
introduce it among our friends and sc-
quaintances.- Henry A. Hitcbcck, stUr
bridge, Mass. IL relieves tho c lid from,
pain, softcns The guns, reduces infsmusa-
tion, cures wind collie, and sure tcFegulso.
the bowels; givee rcrt and health 10 tho
child and comforts the mother.
BE sure and call for @
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRuf''
Having the J4e ,ir,iIe Of "cpsrrs q rr4-
xIgs" on the syttilo yyspper. All o'bsrs-
are base imitatioss. .r-T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

ATrExET TO RoB A Towy--Ws have q
rsport from BonhAn, seemingly authentic.
thstAn organized plsr, b snail party q
dssYtrsdoes, 10 sftsek and rob an individ-
usl living in Bobbsn, was Frustrated one
night this week, BY one Of the negroes en-
gagged in the plot, divulging the intent, /,
vben the citizens posted themselves ~ the
house Of tie n1gro and shot st The parts e
thrre white men, as fbsycnns ups kin ur
rsne on ~ spot ana tie Two others grf
susy. The next morning the body'pf at-
cfhor vas found lying in Bois dAro bot
ton; ard heliered 70 be that of Elisha 6hssi-
Ibe. .5ne Eh5 Esf aray iss-ii % bs c5us-
in % Gucsfs and ihe ne killed lived IN
Blossom prnirit, in his county We sHp-
pose fhr next issue q the Boahar NErs
VII bring ns tbt pnrficulsrs.-ftid
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

IT A city Hospital is to be built in
Houston. Proposals for its erection are ad-
vertised for. f.rraf
City Railroads are also to be built in
the same place, and the Gas Works arc un-
dersway and will light the city by LIST Octo.
Der. i4rsiE ft0vt stfte Ff-ts&wt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

Executive. l., VI, Pease, Esqr however
need not have feared 10 use alieEm ofe6liri.
esy which has boen recognized and sane.
toned by his master at New Orleans for
months past. rgr..r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

A cHAscx ron Tzr sorIE : fbe View York
Tribane 10 st least one Northern journal
that is honest enough to desire the truth on
both sides regarding the treatment q piis-
oners Of rsr. II says iu its issue Of the
25th;
We have printed Mr. ould's letter, in
which be cbsrges the rebel Gc-ernnsnt, 10
1854, offered 10 surrender, without any
equivslent. 1900 sick and wounded rris-
oDsrs The persis'ency 81 this sssertioo.
aud the offer 70 prove il, should esuse the
Government 20 examine the matter thor
oughly. The public sre interested in these
grave charges. aud fhs testimony Of Ger.
Grant, Gen. Butler, Mr. Stanton, Gen. Null
ford aud Mr. 0uld shoaid be fully tskth
and published
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

GRAND BALL.-we understand that pre-
pf rations have been making for Grand
Ball at the Capitol to celebrate the inaugu-
ration Of new Governor, imposed Jpn the
people Of Texas in place of the old one,
whom they elected by majority Of nearly
forty thousand votes. This triumph ofpow-
er over popular rights and sclf-govcrnment
is deemed worthy of Joyous demonstra-
ton. Whether the sudden departure Of
Gen. Sheridan's appointce will prevent the
consummaion OF this pleasing display in
honor of our humiliation, We are unable to
say. Esquire Morrill, is left TO grace the
OCCASION. Surely The fair daughters of Tex
as must feel like bounding for joy at the
subjugation of the once proud Republic
After dancing and feasting in the Halls of
the Capitol, they could promenade out in
the bright moonlight, and view the monu-
ment to the martyred heroes of the Alamo
in the portico. con with the dance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

A circular has been issued by
Gerrit Smith, in which he contEo.
verts the positions Of Chief Justice
Chase upon questions of Conatitu+.
tional law, denying that tile late
war was, prosecuted under authori-
ty of the Constitution, of tho United
States, and claiming on the contrary;
that it was carried on by Congress,
in accordance with the laws of.war;
and that the vanquished party is
not in any sense legally chargcable.
with treason. He regards the &C.
lection Of leaders for punishment
under the charge of treason as "bst-
ter suited, to- toahal ts,nes titan To
our OWN lie says that if our ray-
olutionary fathers had failed, and
Washington and Franklin had been
hung tor.trcason ut the close of the
civil war, the opinion of the'Chiet
Justice would cover and justify the
heaven appalling deed. rf Hef
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

~ Ca s A Benton, sdilor Of he In
1lassia 1iDes. died rsrsnsJ II that place.
lsf -bs FFsvsiiing Epidemic.
4 ttavy soss crcp i made for lis coun-
u The COTTON promises an average crop
g 80 ir5artd y iss m1-h rain berssfier
- Ns3nssfsT mornfrE fon d.Tiirtt IN
d 2 -r,pst rs hsd r-Tius sni aainrsr-
rissd az ef --5a Thss riEtt J. rs-rei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
Ex. Opt. Texas, M
natin Annnsi IIh lSnI.

o. efL s. Austin, August ith ioo''
4. NJ. Pease, Esq, -ral. Lon
Dear ir;--l have the honor 10 ncknowl-
edge the receipt Of your. communication,
with enclosure Of extract from Special Or
ders No. l05., !, sued from the Ill. Qrs. Opt.
Fifth Military District of date July 3Oih
1867, and in answer have to say tha. it viii
suit my convenience to turn over TO you, at
10 o'clock a. NJ. tomorrow, the Executive
Office Of this State and the records thereof
Very Respectfully,
.HH. H..rN, Your 0b't. Serv't,
rt.t j. ". Throckmorton,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
1allas Aerald
FURNISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN w. SwINDELLS.
N~~~~~~>~~~~~S
ID a Il Ls a IS
Saturday Morning, August II, 1867.
Pro,c.,.n, Rpi.copni Chnrch.

Divine Service will be held (D. w every Sunday
morning, al II O'Clock, and In the evening at o.
clock, In the uppcr room OF IIrshs brick building.
GEO. ROTTENsTEIS.y
Prayer Books for sale at Messrs. ". II. Prather 4
Co's tn, proceeds to defray contingent expenses Of
tile Parish.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

The vslior fever b.s broken ouf n eri
1.1i- t-rn ir c---rs Chrisii ctl Jolf
". nurrnr has fa len . rictir, a. it and
srl1s folrr b. f-t g .srs lsi alss died 81 J..
--1- rriraf- ir't-rs "a Eancut1o le-rrs
ilisi a8slf eighty pers5as h-1 t,ser f-ksr
Trur 80 Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

vEsr cAtEFrL--6ep siseriasns srdfr
removing Governor ThroekmorfoD ssys
thatJ. " Throctmoriou. Governor of Ter
ss, i IN iupedine.i 10 the reconsfruetios
Of thai State" his : cne Il ttose esEs
Of aopsies keen whieh are rsgsirsd 'rose
~hss is nj q be seen
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
JOHN W. SWINDELLS, PUBLISHER.


RATES OF FADvERTIsING'
Ono Square en lines q this siie iyprl ~ 90 for tho
nrst and T5 cents for each additional Insertion
rs-Our charge for announcing candidate lf
State or District offices is So and or connts =" TT
sInot Offices 81 81, payable Invariably when W."
announcement II made, -
sBThe above advertising rates are In currcn'y
Sp.cia ruc.i,ed at lie market value,
sD- Wheat, or pr,,luoe OF any kini thai "" can
use ,Aksn at the best market price, for all du's !"
thia ONCE.
sy-JOn WORK of aii kinds cSccuf'd
with pentness and dispatch
AGENTS..
M...rs. I. G. wmARIos Co, No. comin.n
Rtreei, Now Orleans, La, are the "stn aoln"Ap ,a
AGENTS 10 that city, 10 obtain and collect rnn''ip
tiens and advertisements for the Dallas Herald
DoorH BENNETT, Galveston; vi, .,,.
CArr. Jous W. LAsr, ArsIis, T'Sas'
Cant. JAsrrn W. JoHssos, kaufman, Texas
~. Turner, Esq, Fort worth: ,.,,,.
ny. Hawkins, t.g,. waxahsoh'r. Ei,t- rH'
cant, A. j. Bali. Weather ford, fark,r Co.. r"sm'
ears 4 CAnprSrrR. D.camr, Wis" county. I"shr
.. ii. McSirl. and A. vEsrsns, Esqs'' p'n""'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

cozgnss. ssjsarR-s On he 20Eh- 70 nee:
seaih 81 zfss q SoFrntsT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

again. The ruin put land In good ORDER
Tor iurnlps, anl doubtless helped some late
corn. Confined showers would be inju-
rious to cotton which has hal enough, aud
Is Just now doing we'll,
Friday morning another heavy rain,
lasting about one hour, une of our plant
crs tcll US that upon examination Thurs
day morning, he found n few verirable cot
ton worms on his cotton. Damp weather
will hourlsh and increase them. HdykS-
rih Standard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
Very respectfully,
Very respectfully,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Hon. E.. NJ. Stanton, Scc'y. of War.
WAR DEPtRTMENT. Aug, 8.

Sla.--Y..Ar mole Of this date has been re
ccivel stating that public con alterations
of high character constrain you TO say
that my resignation as Secretary of War
will be accepted. In reply, have the
honor to say those public considerations of
a high character which alone have induced
me 10 continue at the head Of this Depart
mcnt, constrain me not to resign the Office
Of Secretary of War before the next meet
ing Of Congress.
Very respectfully,i-Es -EsSs-Z ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

WAsuiNGTNoS, Aug. 1T is said that the
President and Secretary Seward are not in
perfect accord regarding the movements in
the Stanton matter. The following extract
from Congressional proceedings pending
the passage of the tenure Of Office bill,
quoted as applying to the case: gsgv
Senator Sherman said: 81 agree to the
report of the Conference Committee with
good deal of reluctance. The Senate bad,
by two deliberate votes, dec Jared its pur-
pose not TO make the duration Of Cabinet
offceas fixed by any time, but that they
the President, and this was the original
design in the creation of their Offices, but
the general purpose Of this bill is 50 very
important, and il Is So ce...ry e.....ary asreiorm,
that I thought ii ought not tobe endangered
by n dispute or .. collateral question. The
House Committee, conferred, and by two
votes were very tenacious upon the subject,
and there seemed to be a probability that
the bill would be lost upon a question that
was collateral and unimportant. l take it
that no case can arise where q Cabinet
minister would hold on to his Office after
his chief desired his removal. can scarce
" conceive fsdeh case. think that no
gentleman, no man with any sense ai hon
or would hold position as Cabinet officer
after his chief desired his removal and
therefore tho slightest intimation on the
part of the President would always secure
the resignation of a Cabinet officer. For
this reason do not wish to jeopardisc this
bill by an unimportant and collateral ques-
tion3 Is oH3M UoiuG1- ECI
The following is the text of the Presi-
dents aud Stanton's correspondence;
a6ont1@| WAsHINGros Aug. 5.
D..t Il, oc h.uh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

To the President. "a ,sf+ etr q
1890, A. M--Fisbes took hls seat, the
bailffstated nopresen, prosr sct of an agree
ment Some jurors we're disposed on
lounges, others arguing the matter. Fisher
without adjournment, Of the court, said lie
would go-home and not receive the verdict
till morning. II is seriously apprehended
that the jury will hang. Fisher charge is
characterized in some circles as stump
speech. At'
wAsHrYGToS, Aug. S-It is stated that
the President has directed his suboriipates
to hold no Communication with Stanton as
Secretary Of War. u -
Surratts jury still disagree. II stands,
il is asserted, 10 TO 2 for acquittsl. Con-
siderable interest is attaching TO Commis-
sion's recommendation for Mrs. Surratts
communication. The fac, cannot be doubted
that the President never sswit. he reiter-
stes his previons assertion TO that effect.
The President also says the documents
were not arranged when presented TO him,
ss now, but were in loose eheets- fE
FIXED white light, visible le milee, ex-
hibited from Lighih house recently erected on
the east point Of Prince Edwards leland,
Gulf Of St. Lawrence. FIXED red light eI-
liibited at the new Lighthouse, point Of the
spit Of passsge, seven riles within the en-
trance Of Waterford harbor, ireland. Bes-
con pole and barrel recently eshihitsd on
the site Of the passage Lighthouse removed.
Fish er went home at 6 O'Clock, aud will not
return till 10 10 the morning. II is stated
that The jury how stand II 10 for ac-
quittsi. AS e. 7ff'a
2 The statement that sseegtivs business
with the War Department is now done
through Adj. Gen. Townsend is untrue.
The President rttended the Schuyler
festival this sffernoon.
Nonovsmsa.t vbsisysr has yet been made
eranping sfsntaas of5eisi functions.
: ST. LOWS Auf s--lhs Indian Com
nissiousrs met yesterday. Col Taylor is
psrmsBent chairman, snd II. White, secre-
fsry Indian matters were discussed gen.
orally. The Commissioners present are
Colonel Taylor, General Ssnbern, Col. Tap
pan. General Sherman, General Hsrney
and Senator HssdersoB. The Commission
viii move westward, General Terry will
Join them on the plsirs.
An Omaha dispatch says the Indians de-
ceive tbs miners from south Pass. Mas
yafee has notified Brigham Young 20 recall
his miners, az ibe country belongs 10 Mas
rakces tribe.
A large body Of siop1 crossed fhs Bisst
Hills yesterday. going east OnieTs en-
gihesf party strusk tben, killing ons Indi-
an
Several cboier1 dss flsocc1rred st Oushs.
Anothsr dispatch says- 4 s-tight trsin
a he U1i5u Pacific Rsiirosd rAs fhr5ra
frun rts irsrk hv Indians, - Flsn Creek
sis'iss- he snginssr, frerasn. and i-rtkss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

The following is the text of the Presi
dents aud Stanion's correspondence;
'aDoafa8F WASHINGTON, Aug. ..
SIR Public considerations of II high
character constrain me to say that your
resignation as Secretary Of War will be ac-
oo,fo1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

The health ofour town is remark
ably good but we learn that sick
ness is on the increase on the Braz-
os and Nayasota near here. Our
citizens may look and prepare for
the worst; disease is flooding tho
country Miilicdn Neps Letter, 30.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

In TINES GoNE BY.-Probably some Of
our oldest inhabitants " will reoolect that be-
fore the street was fllsd In at the corner Of
Ninth and streets, where the new Masonic
Hall is to be erected, there was an excellent
spring Of water, which was lower than the pave
mont. Tho descent TO this spring was by two or
three circular steps Of marble, and on the north
side was erected marble slab with o lions
head In the centre, out Of the mouth Of which
ran good stream Of the purest water. The in
scription upon the slab was the name Of Robert
Brent. frat Mayor Of Washington, and some
early date not now reoollooted. Many times q
day passers.by went down TO drink from the iron
ladls fastened to the stone by chain and staple,
and the fame Of this good water was very wide.
spread. When the street was filled up sort Of
wall Of brick was erected around 1t, and the
street was brought to the graduation.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

So This movement Ia entirely separate from, and
has connection with any other enterprise.
Address all orders and communications, with
stamps for return postage, to w
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Managing Director,
Je22.u No. $40 Pa. ave-, washipgtoo, D. C.
~ Editors respectfully invited to notice this
"NATIoSAL 0FPERISG' ~ Of sympathy and philan-
thropy and TO lend 1t such aid their benevolence
suggests.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

The WoRKINGMEN's PIo-Mc.-The com
mittee Of arrangements for the Workingmen's
National pic.nic to be held At Seventh street
Park, on the 22d instant, under the auspices Of
the workingmsn's Assembly and Trades Of the
District Of Columbia, held q meeting at Mr..
Richards ball, on D street, near Tenth, last
evening, and transacted business strictly apper-
tanning to the great object before II. Report,
from sub.committees showed an anticipated as
semblage Of at least six thousand.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

- To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks, By
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is AnIisus to make known 10
his fellow w-sufsrsrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send COPY Of the pre-.
seription used, free Of ehArss with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
hnd suRz CrRE FOE CONSUMPTION, AsrHHA, BRoS.
oHIrIs, &e. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the afnetsd
and spread Information which he eoneeives to be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as II will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly williamsburp, Kings Co., MT.