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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

street, Your husband pawncd il lo
me for drink"
She began 10 weep, llo raw
where the sore spot IN her heart
was. lIo told her who ho was, and
drew IRON her u history of her
trials, and then said, Jennie, (lor
You will allow me 10 call you so) !
am very sorry | have been the means
of giving You any sorrow. VIII
never sell Your husband another
drop of liquor. ! will do what |
can TO reform him
We will not give the conversation
in detail. His visit oheered her
heart.
On his way back, no stopped at
the shop where Duncan wis at
work. lIo looked up as Mickey CT
tered, and said, did you hnd the
placer
"Yes. / find | used 10 know your
wife when she lived at home"
"You never knew any III of her,
| think"
mo, she was always kind and
gcn,lc. Now Duncan, Ms you have
such good *ifo and such pretty
children, why don't you stop drink
ing?"
SIIc replied, az Yankee always
answers Question by asking nm.
other. AS you have no wife nor
children, why don't you stop sell
ing?"
"If / will stop selling, will you
stop drinkingw
Ile stood for u moment, cast his
eyes upward, and said, IL Will"
"Givc us your hand on that"
said Mickey.
They shook hands.
"Now," said Mickey, "como over
to the grocery" They went over
and omitted al the liquor into the
street. When the work was COM
plctcd, Mickey added, "Whcn you
90 home, tell your wifc what you
have done, and add that if you get
into trouble. you will always have
II friend in the son of that Margaret
Mickey that gave Jennie Smart the
Bible"
Duncan cdsurpriscd, but said
nothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

eral Assembly uf Washington Ter
Fil0ry.
Nfw YoRK, March sO,-l. Is now
said that Collector Bailey's deialoa
ton will reach ssh, 600, 4. is thought
he has gone To Nassau,
Collector Railey's chief clerk, Mr.,
Childs, was arrested, charged with
Implication in Bailey's frauds,
SAN PiANciscn. March 20,-capt
Eyre was allowed ID take passage
on tie Bombay, Notwithstanding
the repeated REQUESTS and tinhl de-
maid IL Mr., Dolany, the American
Minister, upon the British author,
tiles Tor his arrest and criminal
trial. The Americans are indig'
naLt, hot only nt tho sentence Of
Capt. Eyre but in consequence Of
tho i.il6lernblc Bngl'sli lnsolenco TO
wlilLh MF. Bclsny was sul, ,jectcd du-
ring the ih.bsiigiition,
Capt. Roc, chief Gf k'atf OF the
United States steamer Delaware,
had reached lokahama and would
Immediately hold court OF inqni-
ry. The only bodies found are
those of Captain Williams and the
ship carpenter.
WAsHIN0roy, March 2l.-A can
yass OF tho Senate shows 30 avcrso
to the ratification of the San Do
mingo treaty.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Twcn-
ty small houses on tho square boun-
dcd by Morales, Annette, Good
children and ST. Bernard streets,
We're burned. Loss about $50, 900.
Tho steamboats, New York, from
Bayou Bartholomew, with 900 bales
cotton, and Charles ii, Duricc, from
St. Louis, were buried this fiioriiihg
at tho foot OF Bicnvillc street. Loss
$3.50, 1000.
WAsnIHGT0N, March 22.-,Sendte.
Reports were made adverse to the
San Domingo treaty, and the con-
sidcration Of the treaties for the ac-
QUESTION of territory in open scs-
sion. The Reconstruction Com.
mittec heard Perkihe, Speaker Of
the lower branch of the Tennessee
Legislature. No action. Tenncs-
see will ltavo \ further hearing on
Thursday. The foreigh Relation
Committee have unanimouslya yagrecd
to report adversely on the demand
Tor the acquisition Of st. Thomas.
The Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons have agreed TO report a reso-
luton Of neutrality between Spain
and Cuba, also repeating the ncu-
trality act of 1918.
Associate Justice Strong has been
assigned to (iriers district.
Bradley will be assigned to the
Fifth District, comprising Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou
isiana and Texas.
The Foreign Relations Commit
tee, in addition to their adverse ac-
ton in regard To lie acquisition of
San Don lingo aud st. Thomha,
agreed to set their faces against any
acquisition Of territory.
Summers bill to strengthen the
legal reserve and promote specie
payments was indefinitely post
poned.
Johnson introduced bill to
divide Virginia into two judicial
districts.
The judiciary Committee report
ed Amcs ineligible, which was dis
cussed to adjournment.
I1otsE.-Ihc Election Commit
tee reported in favor of Boblser, in
the case of Booker ys. Tucker, fr6tn
Virginia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

C6RREcTIoN.-Eor the good name
Of our county and of the young men
Brown, Bullard and Parker, named
in our last issue, we are glad to an
nouncc that the chtrgcIagainst them
of shooting and robbing one Joe
Sims, is base fabrication, gotten
up BY Sims, who it appears, is
nothing short of a wandering va
grant and an uhEIitigated liar. His
H6iot, Judge Bowlby, rc-opcncd
the examination of the charge
against these young men, when it
appeared from undoubted testimony
that Sims had received the wound
charged against these young men,
by an accidental discharge Of gun
in the hands of a negro at Sherman,
just before he camo to Westor-
that he had preferred Similar
charge to this, against two respect
able gentleman of Grayson county
before the Mayor of Sherman, who,
upon an examination Of the charges,
was fully satisfied of its falsity, re-
leased them at once, adjudged Sims
a pcrjurcd vagabond and allowed
him only six hohrs in which 10
leave Sherman or go TO Jail. Upon
the re-ezamination Judge Bowlby
reduced the bail to the nominal sum
of 800, which was promptly given
and the young men released from
custody.
Sims left the county at the close
of the first cxamination-has not
been heard from since, and it is not
thought he will ever return lore
pea: his base fabrication before tho
Grand jury Mckinney Enquirer.
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rhe rarmer Fssaelh An.

NJ leTd rides iATongh ihs palace gais,
Ay LADY sweeps alsng In siAis,
TLe sage ihiaks lsng en nang thinG
Aal lhs naiiss nasss "a maTTlinE
Ihs sAilsr Pisss The fesUiihF ssa,
Tie hanislaAa Kills ths geei Ts.i deer,
The solaisr wars NiiheGi = ieAR
Hat 20 all OF each shaiesT befaii,
IAs iaTEsT, he la1si iced thea all
SHaiih haiansltls shsFTy-Tel The sssFi,
Priest PIeAsLslh pare the hely word,
Ilaus Alice seTksiL bFAiding sell,
Clslk RieLaIi iAlss Of lsEs saa tell
HE lsP-Niis sslls her feaEing hssr,
DAA Fisher fshslh in the msTs,
AEl eoauisTs Tafas. slTal sni shlhs,
whils Pagss bripg the dassoa ~'as'
Maa hollas his castles fair and high,
wherever river Tahnelh by
Great cities rise ia every land,
Great churches show the builders hand,
Great arches, mehumshis aud towers,
Fair IslasSs aud pleasing bowers
Great psFk is dene, be Il here or ihsre,
AAl veil msA sOFkelh eVeryshsre.
liui work or resi-, shaieer hslall
The farmer, be must feed then all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

rIlHE countcnancc is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional lushes, or cif-
cunscribed spot on one or both cheeks, the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilatc; an
azure scmicirclc runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swells, and some
times blceds; swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humn,ing or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; Accting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; giolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequendy tinged with blood; belly swol-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and conval-
,sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding o. the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritabi., SC
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

der, as though il was tho most nat
ural resting place il could ind
Rose WAS rs modest as lovely.
II don't SEQ how you came TO
choose ING, Paul, when surrounded
by so many stylish and brilliant wo'
men"
"Who would so gladly do their
best TO dlssipate my hne fortune,
returned 81. Johns, laughing,
lie then told Rose of tho little
scene lao had witnessed in the store
Of Lowering & Brothers, Aud
how he had resolved, then and there,
10 do his best to win her. who, when
tempted to expenditures beyond her
means, had the strength and mind
10 say IL CANNOT AFFORD IT." ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
THO i.n,ned mIb,e.

Just at twilight ON a November
day man about thirly-hyo years
old entered n grocery on Federal
street, in tho city Of, with 4
junk bottle in one hand, and b.
hle IN tho other, lie stepped up TO
the counter and said to tic owner
of the establishment, "Will you let
mo have pint on thatg Ill pay
in iew dnyn."
The grocer look at tho back Of
the book aud saw tho words Holy
BmLr, and knew Mt n glance that II
was worth vastly moro than q pint
Of whislyey, aud said, AYES" lic
laid the book behind him on a shelf,
and drew the liquor, aud tie Gus
toner departed.
A loafGr sitting by the stove said,
"Duutah is getting hard mp, guess,
ii ho pawns books for drink"
"no is, indeed, snid the proprlo.
tor. "lle knew he could not got
trusted, and still he will have his
grog. am almost sorry let him
have IL. Has he family" :"
"Yes, n wife and four children"
Here the conversation was inter
rupted by the entrance Of other
customers.
Tho man who brought the Bible
in and pawnod it was mechanic.
lIc was very skiliul in shoeing hor-
scs, and was employed by firm
who owned many teams. 1lc could
easily have acquired property, and
have been comfortable, if ,ho had
abstained from drink. His en-
ploycrs had ofton thrcatetcd to
turn him of, but ho would promise
to do better, and desiring TO keep
ono so skilled in their employment,
they had continued him long.
Sometimes for days he would not
work an hour, and then for weeks
he would attend to lis work faith
fully. OF course hc used up all his
wages, and his family sometimes
suffered for the comforts Of life.
The owner of tho grocery was
Scotchman by the name of Mickey.
1Ic left his native place when about
twcnty-one years of age, and after
residing in Canada for few years,
he found his way TO -, and com
menccd the sale of liquor. This
was many years ago, when little
was said, and less was done, on the
subject of temperance.
McKey's mind had, however, been
led to tho consideration Of the evils.
of intemperance. He was n men,
bcr of Scotch Presbyterian church,
and his pastor frequently alluded
TO tho drinking usagcs of the day,
much to the annoyance Of his hear
crs. Even some of his church ses-
sion thought he WAS "wisc above
what was written"
The evening passed off, and at
length he closed his shutters. Be-
fore retiring he carelessly took up
the Bible and opened it, and on the
fly leaf he read,
'JENNlE SnART,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

If0S. J. III. REAGAN.-Noticing q
report which has been published in
a number of papers, TO the effect
that this gentleman had written and
published letter "approving Rad
icalism in all its parts" the Rusk
bbserSer edited by political and
beroonaf friends Of Judge Rcaeas,
lays if has never seen any such lcs-
Ter, and docs not believe that gen.
lleman capable Of making Che dec
laratfcn attributed 70 kfm. The
pbserscr adds
He is set a Democrat. and be-
feves in the ultimate success Of
that party as the only means Of Sc
turing the peace and prosperity Of
fthe nation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

sPEcIk PATxEST-Some of the
shrewd traders N New York buy
silver in Canada for about 10 per
cent. discount with gold, and use
the silver in making changs. The
novelty of handling dincs and quar-
fers in hard money brings these
traders considerable custom Cana
da is glutted with American silver;
one bank aicl5s has three tens Of it.
In Baltimore. f0o, many city retail
dealers, especially those about the
public market honses. are using n
Tcr as email change: and here, IN
Galrestes, The thing Is done, 70
some cxtsat. By tbe same classes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

GIFT FROM BIsMARcK.-Upon be-
ing informed of the wants of the
new Chair of Applied Mathematics
in the University of Virginia, Count
Bismarck, in his capacity as Chan
eellor of the North German Confed-
eracy, has very gracefully presented
that institution with a mott costly
collection of Photographic and en-
gravcd designs Of recent govern
ment works in Germany. They
comprise all the modern improve
ments applied to bridges, canals,
raiIways, and public buildings.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
MASONIC.
BlLLiS CHATTER, Nc. a.
ROYAL ARCH MAsoks.

l. a. srs hssslg sumAeana ~ sittAA asisisa
lanEaesiisA q hsllss haitsF, - At, - hsssats
ssraiHG, AaIsA -, 81 ea1lg essaistislnss'
b ssz.GaHa siths "A, n, 4,
n, l. Apsfhf, sssEsiaIl,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

PLANT CoRN.-Two-thirds of Tex
as is now short of corn, simply be-
cause enough was not planted last
year. Some Of the Memphis mer-
Giants are rcfusing'advanecstofTm
crs who sill not agree to plant corn
the coming season. They are not
TO blamo. Ifpcoplc will risk every
thingiin their possession on a single
uncertain crop, they should do SO at
their own peril, and not with the cx-
pcctation of throwing themselves
upon others for the means Of sup
port, in case of failure in the cot
ton crop. The planter who will not
raise his own corn deserves TO suffer
and to be taught better sense.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

Thus far, ROT 4 single female pro-
Tossing tbe Catholic faith has been
in favor cf woman Suffrage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
NHaaonio Cel8aeterv
NToTTCh.

l.UE FoLLOAINa rs.aluiisn was passed 81 Ils
STATED Csassralisn Il IsnnraiN LsAss, ~ -,
a. ani A. N FsiraaTs -, A, n issss
EfssiFfA, Ihai naiaiaiiiss 4 sis v sftasi - -
taks sh.r.e a ths Nas.aii5 tsiastsss saa tstan -
ialrTisni ilsEia sAsrHl u hass ~ ieriI ilaassi'
ate hnailirs, go,
RT,a. R a. nrs~asT isarPainiea 10 isssshsrEs eiihs
Cstastsrg ahl sfs lhls Tossleitsn eAIgiel sei,
~ 0FAsT ofths Leass' .., . ,-.,,,,,,, ,r =,
Att,sts z 4 cseMEEs. sarTsiaTs, inafn, tsfa.il ]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
y. I'd. MORTON,
Carpenter a, JOinc1-,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
IIMEI LINGEIi

vHyIIE UNDERSIGNED would inform the
Il public that he has now and will keep
constantly on hand good supply of Lime,
dry and ready for use, which lie will sell
ut the rate of Sl2 per hundred bushels, OF
10 cents per bushel for smaller quantity
lie is provided, at his place Mt the Dallas
Springs, with good shed to keep the lime
dry and in good condition. lie solicils
the patronage Of the public.
JOHN BARBER.
Dallas, Oct. so, lSG9--7:Gm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NnFrIrh.

TI,uE FOLLOWING Fesn,niiehs vas sieyisd A
L the regular meeting Of Dallas Ledge, No, ~
IO.O.f., August Z, iesa,
Eo,.,lssd, That eemmlttee of one lie apPainis,
L. taks charge - the odd fellu~s cemeirIy, aud
peralt no inieFment therein except OLD Fellows 90
their immei Hale families,
nro. y. ". flunt IL appointed 90 i-ke charge OF
the rsmeltIy, aud sec that this resolution is en-
forced.
ny order Of the Ledge; ,.,,,, =.
Attest; n. q. C,araEIt, Secretary.
Dallas, August 7, isg9 -i7f
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Whenever the ABOVE symptoms arc
found to exist,
DIR. MLANE'S vEhMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.


The universal success which has at
tended the administration of this prcpar-
alton has been such as to warrant us ng
plcdging ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef-
fcctual: providing the symptoms attending
the sickness of the child or adult should
warrant the supPosition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to be-giyen
IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE OBJECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
DR.. M'Lane's Vefmifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an innocent
preparation, not capable Of doing The
slightest injury 70 die most tender iydnt.
Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTsBURcH, Pa.
pa D-lss sus Fysi1izns ora--iss frgn otha-. fi..s
Fninr Bros III q vsn . urlts fhslr oris dz,.1cilg
80 fnlr nonf bad Dr.. HL1r<r pr<rnrsd ~ Ffnfr1
B-ur- FIflr5u-1k "a 10 fhnss risti1r . gTs ihen
= al , :. "a s..' 80. = e. @ 2 F. RI - -. s... : " ss.ss @
r1st.r- rtanrs, M q F.-nfnrs - t1rtssn
fhr----rf sts-nrs Al ordars from c1usas nus - -
cr-1rsrIi-t y tr-rtT rsra srtrA
49, ii y D-assiss nal c5.st5 s,d-s Es-F-n
g-@@g
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
"MAtdARET Mickey"

lie was perfectly amazed. Hero
was q Biblo which once belonged to
his own mother, and presented by
her to Jennie Smart; whom he
well remembered as q servant in his
fathers family at the time he left
Scotland. He could not be hista-
ken with respect to the haadwrit-
ing of his mother; nor could he
keep out of his mind the smiling
face of Jennie Smart. The reader
can easily imagine that trains Of
thought and reflection We're awken-
ed, which would prevent him from
sleeping. Still there WAS mystery
about it. How came this Bible in
the hands, of James Duncan, the
drunken blacksmith. This mystic
~ he determined to solve.
The iieAt day he *ent 10 the shop
where Duncan worked, and APP
preached tho anvil where he was
fitting shoe, and said, "You left a
Bible with me last night"
ayes. You don't want me TO re-
deem it SO soon, do you p
"No. / want to know where yot'
got it,"
II came honestly by it."
II presume SO, but | am anxious
to know"
"Wcll, sir, it belongs to my wife.
Size has had it ever since she was a
girl"
"Was her name Jennie Smart ?"
"That was her name when /
married her, Why9'
~ think ! used to know her in
Scotland. Do you live near here ?"
"Ycs. In Liberty street, just
round the corner from Elm, up
stairs"
"With your leave l will call on
her." ie
"That you can do if you like"
Mickey left the shop, and soon
found the miserable abode, and as
ccnded the rickoty stairs and rap
bed at the door, which was opened
by a woman who seemed surprised
to sec a stranger. She invited him
to be seated. lie knew not how to
commence the conversation, but at
length said. "This is Mrs. Duncan,
! suppose?"
"Ycs, sir" rgI
He asked few more common
place questions, and she replied.
lie then said, Il perceive, by your
accent, that like myself you are
Scotch"
"Ycs, sir. I was bora near Glas-
gow."
"Did you ever knew lass by the
name of Jennie Smart2'
AYES, sir. That was my own
name wien 1 was q lass"
"Did you ever know a lady by
the name Of MeKey-Margaret Nc
Key p -
+ s;Ycs, sir, 1 knew her well. /
wrought for her as servant for
years.
aDid Won ever see this book be-
fore ?" reaching out the Bible
ayes, sir. Mrs. Mickey snre me
that the day before I took passage
for America Bat, 81. how came II
in your haBdsy 2
Il keep n grocery on Federal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

TiSNEHiLL LODGE, No. ss, v. a A. NJ,
Mnsis "a ths Hat saiaI.tg q oesh Neatt, ~ ihs
Ngsasic Hall. Nm q tolANs " ~
Il ~ NasNaEs, Sur'g.
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LOO +.
nIDaRLY RgCAMPMEST,ISo. 20
I0.0E

NtEEFs as IL. .ssninF ef hrst Friday ef sasL
vi taosth, Al the Oad Fellows Hall,
BALLARD. c,r,
Attest J. wAGTA. ssTibs
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DALLAS LODGE. NO. ~. Io.o.f.
,,TIrs on every wsaapri.y night d the oas
wi fslloN's Hall, MAvALA' n "a,
Arrsts &C. cAsrpElt, ssrNi4g,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
KENTUCKY NEWS.


THE new new tobacco is arriving at
Greensboro in considerable qualities.
HoN. THos. G. McCREERY has left
his home at Greensboro for Washing
ton.
Two large droves Of hogs we're
shipped from Ogensboro on Satur-
day.
A. T. HARRIS, Jr., has about COM
pleted fine new tobacco stemmery in
Greensboro.
THE meetings at the Cumberland
and Presbyterian Churches of Ovens
boro continue with undated interest.
THE young gentlemen of Ovens
boro are making arrangements for a
grand masquerade ball on the evening
of the 23d.
REvIVALs are in progress in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
Baptist and Reform Churches of Lex
ington.
JOHN w. BLUE. of Critteuden
County, is prominently mentioned for
Attorney General Of the State. If
elected, criminals will, no doubt,
have blue time of it.
THE lucky fellows who drew bibles,
as prizes, at Golladay's Lottery, in
Louisville, on the 18th, are dissatis-
fed. Bibles were the last things
they wanted.
Hon. THOMAS MCCREERY is men
toned as candidate for Governor.
Stevenson took his place in the U. s.
Senate, and he proposes to retaliate
by taking Ste1ensOn's as Governor.
DIR. STEWART. owner Of q portion
Of the land in SorghoteWn, Davies
County, is laying it off in town lots
He has already several applications
for building lots. which he Is dis
posing Of at liberal rates.
A sfEErIEa in behalf Of the Chat.
tsnooga & Cincinnati Railrosd sas
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

held ct Greensboro on Saturday, 10th,
ult. Speeches were made by Coils. r.
s. Bevier, Of Logan, and S. b. Sim
rail-, Of Kenton Counties.
On Saturday last. two boys Of If
teen years, named Jacob Miller and
Walter Owens. had an alteration at
Hawesville, KY. when Miller stabbed
Owens to the heart, inflictipg, it is
supposed, fatal wound.
W. RANNEY, Esq. Secretary of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company, announces that he is pre-
pared to pay, on presentation at his
office, the first mortgage bonds OF
that company. due on the first of JAN
uary next.
BENZ BOOZE went to . gathering of
negroes, near the mouth Of jacks
Greek, not far from Lexington, on
the evening of the 10Th, and amused
himself by firing among them. The
negroes Joined in the fun, aud Bogie
was killed.
Rev JACOB DIIzLER, widely known
as one Of the most gifted aud eloquent
ministers of the Methodist Church
South, has received and accepted a
call to the charge hip of the Church
in Greensboro, ana will deliver his
first discourse on Sabbath morning
next.
MEssRs. JAS. HARRELL, Bard Il
Price, G. Balee, and others, are about
to erect a large Touring mill, near
SorehotoWn, Daviess County, which
will accommodate all that country,
and fill a void that has long been a
source of great discomfort to that
neighborhood.
THE Kentucky Statesman says two
or three times as much bacon will be
cured by the farmers in that section
as usual, for two reasons: there are
more hogs, they are fatter and larger
than usual, and farmers believe they
will get better prices for their hogs
by so doing.
| A DIFFICULTY occurred II Ovens
boro, on the 18th inst, between
Charles Brand. a blacksmith, and
Mike Neumberger. German
cooper, in which the former struck
the latter across the head with large
iron poker, fracturing his skull
Neumberger will probably die from
the effects of the blow.
HENRY WALTERS son of S. p. Wal
tiers, banker of Richmond, was sho
and killed. accidentally, On the 18th
ult. He had been hunting with {
double barrel shot gun. and upon re
turning home. in attempting to oper
the gate. his horse became frightened
causing the discharge of both barrel:
into the young mans body. DEATH
ensued in q short time.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

THE great German Confederation is
rapidly crystalizing into shape. Wurt-
emberg has followed Hesse- Darn
stadt, and Bavaria, the basis of the
South German Union, is about to fol-
low Wurtemberg. Any one who has
noticed the intense Virulence with
which the ultramontain leaders of
South Germany have, from time to
time, assaulted Prussia, will readily
understand that the triumphs of the
German armies in France have had a
reflex as well as direct effect. Sedan
deposed the Catholic parties Of South
Germany as completely as it did Napo-
leon III.