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F-Aasy III. ...sIs - ~.
0a1Bs AIN. Subsidiaries J~acksousssssar-
Festedaor planning after and alarming seysta'
sIefsansfns Bea1fsin street while In 9 stassoflp.
sstax1csatas ives discharged on pleading theirs
edenoe.
.A-Brownley, arrested while lying down
drunk on EAST sy; was sentenced to pay anpe
OF q, orEoato the House of Correction foeten
days.
An old sailor, who got shipwrecked In q drink
ting saloon, and laid down in q staliin the Market
until the storm blew over, was discharged on ma
kinesnown the unlucky accidents Whioaled TO
His misrsp.
Rose sel ford and: gMsrps4. ohisolm. arrested
Tor fighting sndlcrealng 8 disturbance In a house
in Judith ssrset,.' where s~heIsatIed, were sem
tenced each tts 8 a1nef of s., or spend a7e
DAYS in the Houseo Correction. Rose paid and
Mary Went.
TIE vEGErABLE TRADs.-rhe present year,
up TO this time. promises to be one OF much s'c'
cess IN the cultivation OF vegetables oy the lar
mers Ia the vicinity Of this city. fne seas'n MS
been remarkably favorable, -and q frost having
been escape SO far, there IA 9 good prospect OF
avoiding snis disaster. The weather has been re
msrksbly ~suirsbla, AMI vegetation LOOKS rich and
fruitful. four steamship lines are giving every
facility to transportation, aud the shipments
North ,thus far have, we learn, been delivered 10
excellent order. aud brought very Satisfactory
prices. Green peas are at present the most pronl
nent article going forward, and the Mach attain
on satur lay last, took over 1000 boxes, aud the
James Aag.r. yesserdsv, some 1900 boxes. eott
for New York, and the Marsland, on sasurda,
,isss, about 900 boxes for Bal i'm re. Irish potatoes
..re rsoIdly m,turing: snd we noticed yesterday
e the estabnsapsns OF Aessrs. Paal wsiih
Braud-s. a dne specimen groau at the farm O.
Mr.. ]. Atkinson, tusr shove tho. forks OF 1ae roaa
'Thes will q non be for sale iu odf market anu NOE
raj supplies for the Northern cities will be goln
forward az an early period,
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BILL OF MoRTAL1Tr.-The report Of Dr..
Lobby, the city registrar, for the week ending
April l, shows 10 deaths, viz: 8 whites and II
colored.
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beg leave to call the attention OF the reader to
Testimonials In favor OF the Schnapps:
1 feel bound to say that l regard your SoHNAfPs
az being in every respect pre.eminently pure, and
deserving Of medical patronage. Al all events 1t
is the pnfest possible article Of HollAnd gin, here
tofore understandable, and as such may Do safely
prescribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutics Chemist, New York.
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Drugs, Gbemlsals, &r.


Drugs, U1emllGls, Wr
ROSADALIS.
ROSADALIS is the best Blood
Purifier.
RosADALIs, a sure cure for
Scrofula.
%RosADALIs, endorsed by
, Physicians. saT
%RosADAL1s, q potent remedy
for Rheumatism.
RosADAL1s, q Remedy tried
and true.
R0SADAL1S, the best Altera-
tive extant.
ROSADALIS endorsed by the
following:
DR.. r. WILSON CARR. 0I BALTIMORE.
Dr. 7. U. PUGH, OF baltimore.
Or. THO,. J. BUIKIN, Of Baltimore.
DR., A. DURGAN. 81 carooro'. n. y.
DR.. J, 8. SPARKS, OF Nlcholasvile, KY.
DR., A. +. WHEELER, OF Lima. Ohio.
| DR.. W. HOLLOWAY. o., Philadelphia.
DIR. ), Z. Nc JARrHA, Of South Carolina,
and many otners- See RUSADALIS ALMANAC.
ROjADALIS,
endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now or Mary
| and conference, formerly Chaplain In the Goa.
rederate Army OF Northern Virginia.
~RO5ADALIS1
| ia Alternative Tonic AMI DlureLlc. and acts at
one and she same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
KtDNEY, alu all the SEURETURY ORGANS. ex.
| pelling all impure matter aid building up the
system ~ q healthy, vigorous condition
RO3ADALLS
Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
1SH5Ei HGI Wis Il 2AS's : CO., xsssss IL
DR.. II. BAER, Charleston.
mar6-1y
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MELoHERs &ssApLLER take pleasure in an
nounciug to tneir5; ~customers that they are now
opening, at No. SIT Etnsstreet, a foil assortment
OF SeasonsblaDfes GOODS, Lsces, PaIasols, &C.,
which they wfidispose Of at extremely low prices.
anra.s e4 -
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ORoQuEr CRoQUEri r. CRoouEr !li-1m-
mense reduction In price The largest Field
OroQuetat 81
HAsx1 STREET BAZAAR No. 1871 KING ST.
mar22
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TIE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE LADIES is
invited 70 q lot OF entirely new and exceedingly
beautiful patterns. just received and opened for
sale, at reasonable prioesr by Mime. Luzter, Paris
ian dressmaker; King street, one door above
Wentworth street. Call early as the supply Is
limited.
RI !. So
AT Cosr 7! AT CosT Large size Chromos.
HksEL STREET BAZAAR.
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apr5.wltu1
matrbes, Jemelrp, &r.
JEWELRY, WATCHES, DC:
THE LATEST STYLES.

EME JEWELRY, WATCHES, DC:
THE LATEST STYLES.
Particular attention Is invited to the NEW,
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES
JEW ELRY, SHvERWARE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents, Just received and opened.
AT
JAMES ALLANs, No. s07 KMG'STREET.
JAMES ALLANS. No. So7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's, No. s07 KING STREET.
All. the newest and .nost exquisite designs In
Jeweify, pomprising,
SETS OF PEARL. GARNET. ALL GOLD,
.CORAL18D STONE.
Leonlne, Opera. Neck and Vest CHAINS; sea
Rings, Diamond Rines; Cents Pins, Pearl and
Damond; Plain aoldsnd wedding Rings Always
nm hand or made 70 order; Sleeve Buttons and
studs, Bracelets, Brooches and earrings; Afmsen
and Neok,aces, in Gold aud Coral; Brooches for
Ha,r or miniatures, Locketa, Charms and Masonic
| Pins. GioSeBsnds, at
re ALLAN's, No. S07 KING sTREhT.
A few doors above Wentworth street.
nov24-mwf
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LOUISVILLE, KY. September l.
I feel that we. have now an article or gin Suit
able for such cases "a that remedy 10 ADAPTED TO
DR.. J. W. BRIGHT.
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To CLOSE out our stock of Tenpins, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. ll KING st., AND HAsBL ST. BAZAAR.
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OH cARoLrsk BrrEzRs are. not offered as 9
cureior all b e.dtseases fiesh is heir 70.
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ANALYST

Soluble Bone Phosphate Of Ltme.............l6.Ss
Bone Phosphate OF
Ammonia .S.a0
monfa-)
Potash.
It will be observed that our Phosphate has an
producing elements. viz: Soluble Phosphate,
Ammonia and Potash, and In view OF TINS lac.,
and the strong testimonials which have been
given In its favor by SO many planters VINO nave
given the 'Magnum Bonun" an lmpsssial x .sS,
under Cotton the past season, may we not, VIII
perfect candor. assert that we have an
uReUAhIED GoTT0N FERTILIZER,
and urge each PLANTER to give II a trial the COM
ny ''''' DUeDALE 4 GlRvN.
TEsTIMoNIAL&
EQUAL TO PERUVIAN GUANo-PeUHD FOR
POUND.
wAsHNaroN, N. G., september Is, 1870.
Messrs. J0HN MEYERS SONS: No.
Guano, on Cotton, and and the product equal to
Peruvian Gu lno-pound for pound.
am much pleased l a1s9 Eish its eae eas qn GGln'
FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
STATBsvILLE, \. O.. August II, 1870.
Messrs. DUaDALB. d grnyIN, Baltimore, w.:
Gentlenen-Our Mr.. U. A. Carlton tried under
Cotton, This year, your "Msgnum Bonum soluble
Phosphate, alongside Of NJ. l Peruvian Guano,
aud thiuks your Phosphate fully equal 10 tne
Guano, and believes that II he bad used the sam
money ualue OF each, the "Magnum Bonum'
would not only have eQIalied the PERUVIAN, Dull
lar SURPASSED H. 'ou caRIToN BROS. 4 20.
MUCH BETTER FOR COTTON THAN PERUVIAN
GUANO.
EDBNToN. N. c., August 90, 1870.
Mr. A. q. BOND:
Messrs. Dugdsle d 1lrvlu, Of Baltimore. ana per.
chased OF you, was used under a portion OF ny
Cotton, alongside OF Peruvian Guano. and lne
Cotton H. much better squared, ami WI p,oause
more than that under which 1 Used the auano,
Yours most 00so ". ". HosK1Ns.
Price-s57 Per Ton Cash,
sss Per TON Payable with .
Interest Added) on Novemberl.
STANDARD MAINTAINED.
JAS. NJ. CALDWELL 4 son,
COTTON FACTORS,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, 8. @.
GENERAL AGENTS.
e FOR OIRCULARSi
jan23-mwfDtC3InOs
IGEP UULU*NE WATER
Handicapped and fer safe b
Dr. g.. BAER-
octS III Meeting street,
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THE FREIGHT OF THE FALcoN.-Three par
ties. residents OF this city, against whom war
rants were issded OIL the charge ofpickng up ar
ticles Of freight on Morris Island, which had drift
ed ashore after having been thrown overheard
from the steamship Falcon, and retaining the same
without reporting to- the underwriters. were
brought before Trial Justice Mackey on Monday
evening. The prosecution failed. to establish the
identity OF the articles alleged to have been 10
taken, and the Justice dismissed the case. Two
boat1nen, one ot. whom resides on Mount Pleasant,
we're brought before Trial Justice Mackey yester-
day morning on a similar charge. Phey admitted
picking up the goods, and were held to bail for
further examination.
~ ---
/ SOUTH CAnoLINA M WALL STREET.-Apr i-
vate letter from an eminent merchant OF New
York, who occasionally operates In stocks, re-
ceived yesterday by gentleman OF this city, con.
taIns the following:
ION looking over the daily stock list, I obserye
an average sale OF from $4,000 to $125. 600 OF
South Carolina new bonds. These bonds are
dated two years back. Where can they oome
from in such duantitiesr asked q broker who
sales. .This cannot be so, otherwise they would
be so reported. Last week they commanded 81 70
60; this week 60 to 81. Can you give. me. any idea
onthe matter ~
Fatal ACCIDENT. Mr.. John Strohecker,
a young man well known in our city, was accI.
deRtnlly killed on the South Carolina Railroad,
at Eine.mile Bottom, yesterday afternoon. At
b~alr.past IL O'Clock, Mr.. Stroheoker was discover.
ed on the railroad track, walking on the trestle
which crosses the. bottom, and had nearly got
over when the train approached him. Near the
end of the trestle was a.prlck arch through which
a stream passed, and upon this he stepped to
await the passing of the train. His foot, how
apparently slipped on the brick, and he. fell
with his head toward the train. He was struck
on the head by the cow-catcher, and knocked
over into the stream below, where he remained
nearly five minutes before assistance could reach
him. Upon. being taken out, he was found to be
quite dead. Besides the blow on the head, his
leg was shady bruised. The body was brought to
the city, and, Coroner Taft being notified. an In
quest was held over It yesterday afternoon, at
the depot of the south Carolina Railroad, In Line
street. After an examination In which the above
facts we're elected, the jury brought In q verdict
of death,6y an accidents
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.Schnapps' ls a, remedy In chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
I take great pleasure In bearing highly credit
in the diseases for which you recommend It.
Having q natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces, with q slight degree OF stimulation. I re.
gard ir as one Of the MOST important remedies In
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those 81
the genito-uriuary apparatus. With much re.
spect, your obedlent servant,
SRkS. A. LEAS, n. D., New York.
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& ESS N o TT O u 8.

TIE DoLLAsss rdsE.-In order to close ont
the entire stocks tho proprietor has reduced the
price OF every astlcie osseventy.hve cents. The
store. Will be opeh-tSls morning ct 0 O'Clock, and
such.arush as there xHf-be. Additional clerks
hayebeen engaged, safnanple preparations have
beenimade toaocommodate alL We arsrequested
to state tSst no GOODS ilf be sent home. aud an
mussSone prepared 10 take them away ct once
sHfrrxRs, are notified that the steamer
Emile will not take frsight for waverly Mil or
her trip tonight 9Th April.
THE present time has one advantage over
every osher-it Is our Own, therefore 1t Ia well for
all that are suffering to test the virtue OF the Old
Carolina Bttters.
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PAaHEsnl PAsoHEEa1!!-A Royal Game
sH. i j.. BlzI4a; AND Nd. Is Knasr.
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is Alternative Tonic AMI DlureLlc. and acts at
one and she same time upon the BL0QD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS alu ali the SECkEFORY ORGANS. ex.
Yelling ali imuure matter nd building up the
system ~ a neaiLny, vigorous condition.
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No, 2e.P1sR STREET, N. Y, Nov. 81, 1857

No 2s. PINE STREET, Y. Y, Nov. 81, 1857.
UDoLPHO WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SIR|
have maue 8 chemical examination OF. Q sample
OF your 'Schledam Schuapps," with the intent OF
determining u any foreign or injurious substance
hail beef added to the sample distilled spirits.
The examination hsS resulted III the CONCLUSION
that he sample contained no poisonous or narm.
ful sdmixlures. [ have been unable TO discover
any trace OF the dpleterlous substances which
are sometimes employed in the ahuiterattnn o!
liquors. I would not hesitate TO use mVself, Ror
TO recommend to Others, for medicinal purposes,
the t.Schicdam 8 hnapps' as al excellent and
lnobjectlonable variety or giu. Very respectfully
yours, (Slgned) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
IS EXCHANGE PLACE, N. T., Nov. %. 1867.
UpuLPHu WOLFE, Esq. /: DBAR R-T under
signed have carefully aud thoroughly analysed q
sample OF your 'ArUmstio Schiedan scfapps."
selected By ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or Inorganic substances,
more or less Injurious TO health. From che result
of our examination we G ,nsider the article one Of
superior quality. heithful rs q beverage, aud
enectual IN It's medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
fSiened) ALEX. TRtPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS e. ENGELH I'D, u. d.
For sale by all respectable Grooers and Drug
UDOLPHO WOLVES EST,
maraI-3mos No. "a BEA-ER STREET. N. Z
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RO3ADALLS

Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Wholesale
GOODRICH, WINEaAN 4 Co., Agents In
DR.. II. BAER, Charleston.
mar6-ly
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EQUAL TO PERUVIAN GUANo-PeUHD FOB
POUND.

WASHINGTON, N. g., september Is, 1870.
Messrs. JoHN MEYERS No.
used the "Magnum B0num Soluble Pnoe
phate'' bought Of you, alongside OF Peruyten
uusno, on Cotton, and and the product equal tc
Peruvian CT no-pound for pound.
WILLIAM J. ARCHBELL.
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VOTES Schiedam Schnapps.
Is initiated and counterieited, and purchasers Will
have to use caution IN purchasing.
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BY N. A. HUNT.
ID DOTS AND SH 0ES.
ID THIS DAY, at my Salesro1m, NO. 2 Meet
ing street, at 10 O'Clock, I viii sell,
6Qcases BOOTS AND SHOES, al ffedn ana sde.
sirable goods. .Gl4apfS
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Wolfe's Sohiedam Schnapps
Is good for all Urinary complaints.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
ia recommended by all the Medical Faculty.

Votes &htedam &hnapps.
Is good for Cole and pain in the stomach.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE's EST,

mar2l-smos No. "a BEA-ER STREET. n.
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A resolution wa carried that the committee on
contracts be requested to ascertain the probable
cost OF the removal OF the troughs at the Artesian
Well to the place designated In the above report,
and THAT we're the most advantageous terms to
.behad, and report to Council. j
Council then adjourned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13
THE GAZETTE.
FALLS, JANUARY lS. 1871.
San Domingo.

The annexation of the Republic Of
Dominica has occupied large part
Of the time since Congress convered.
The question, for the present, has
been settled by the appointment Of a
Board of Commissioners TO visit the
republic aud ascertain whether 1t is
to the interest OF the American Gov-
trnment to annex Dominica to the
United States. A sharp debate,
while on this question, grew out Of
nm amendment proposed by Senator
Scott. of Pennsylvania. that none Of
the commissioners should be men,
bars of Congress. Senator Harlan,
Of Iowa, took the position that they
should be from both houses, and de-
fepded his position with convincing
and telling arguments. The amend
ment was lost. Opposition to annex
alton has mainly grown out of APP
prebensions on the part of certain
members of Congress that some one,
or many, were log rolling through q
speculative scheme. The appoint-
ment of Commissioners will not only
Justify the President in the position
he has taken, but will allow the
whole country to judge understands
fngly of its value to the United
States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

MURDER NEAR HopKINToN.-.A
shocking murder was committed
near Hopkinton lest week. The
victim was Kennedy, an old gentle
man. and the murderer is a villain
named DuDkin, who is still at large.
500 reward Ia offered for his cap
ture.
The Dubuque Herald Gays:
There is no longer any doubt that
the young man Duukin was the
muruerer of Kennedy. near Hupkin-
ton, u little more than a week ago.
The clue once found has since led
directly TO this man as the brutal
criminal. Every hour of the inves
tigati"n has added to the testimony
of his guilt, and nothing remains
but his own Confession.
Ii is said that Dunkin probably
DID not secure any of the money for
which he committed the crime of
murder. Mr.. Kennedy's brother has
found the money of the murdered
man In the house, or at least all that
he is supposed to have had.
Great excitement prevails at Hop
kilton, and throughout all of the
surrounding country. There is "a
ieverish desire to capture The muir
derer which nodes III for him If IL
be gratitiei. There Ii certainly suf
hcient reason for this feeling, for "a
more fiendish crime has not been
perpetrated IN Northern Iowa since
Thompson murdered the Aaggerty
family.
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Late News.

EXP. nj. James Kelly, OF n. Y,
u dead.
Plenty Of cold weather and snow
are reported in the east.
Hon John Covode, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, is dead.
The Motley correspondence has
been sent to the Senate 10y the Press
ident.
"A bill has been introduced in the
Illinois Legislature to equalize the
rights OF husband and wife.
There is bill before the Virginia
Legislature to change the name OF
the "Old Dominion
The people of johnson county,
Indiana were much chagrined that
after spending $4,000 OH new Jail
. little wizened chap was able to dig
his way out with n jack.knife IL
txs.ty- four hours.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

l
The notes. mortgages and abstracts
of title, taken on the foregoing loans
are herewith submitted for approval.
The School Fund Loans, as shown
by the above report were examined
land approved and the report adopted.
On examination of the Swamp
Land accounts, the Auditor was di>
rected to notify parties ia debt TO The
county. on said accounts, who have
failed To pay interest, to Immediately
pay the same, and that these who
have neglected to pay both principal
and interest, be notified to pay the
whole amount due.
The Auditor was directed to make
application TO the Boards of Super
visors of tile counties i'm which the
indemnity swamp lands, belonging
10 this county, are situated, asking
that the money heretofore erroneous.
~ paid said counties for taxes, shall
be refunded, or applied i'm payment
of taxes now due or that may become
due.
The Board ordered that commit,
tee he appointed to re-appraise the
unsold swamp lands in this county.
and that after said arpraisement, said
lands be offered for sale.
Udder the classification of property
for assessment, the Board ordered
that the medium valuOtion of real
estate shall be the same as i'm 1869,
and of personal property, the same
IS in 1870, except that the medium
valuation Of hogs shall be one dollar
per cwt.
l.. ). Cope presented petition for
remission of costs on certain real es>
tate sold for taxes.
Petition granted.
Philip McEntee presented petition
for reduction of the penalty Oh cer-
tain taxes unpaid for 1867.
Ordered that said McEntee be only
required To pay such sum as would
have accrued if the land had only
been sold for taxes.
The Auditor was authorized to get
the county buildings insured i'm good
reliable companies, at the best posi-
bic rates, for three or five years.
Supervisor Weatherwax was ap.
pointed committee oput new floor
in the County Treasurer's office.
Adjourned to 0 A. NJ, Tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4.
Board convened pursuant to nd.
journment. Members all present.
The minutes of the proceedings on
Tuesday were read and approved.
The official bonds of III. A. Lane,
township Clerk, Waterloo, and r. S.
Wooster, township Clerk. Fox, were
approved.
Petitions were received for bridge
appropriations in Poyner township,
and Oh north line of Lester town.
ship.
The Board then proceeded to ex-
anime poor accounts.
| Adjourned to o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON.
| Board convened pursuant to adj
lournment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

NEW YORK is becoming an u,..
healthy place to live in, as one would
naturally suppose from dispatch
containing the following iutelli-
Sence:
Murders were never more frequent
mere than now. During the forty
eight hours ending Monday noon,
there have been live homicides and
thirteen attempts to kill; nine men
were shot and stabbed yesterday
alone"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

THE Nashua Post says, Theodore
Tilton has done more to liberalize
christianity and strengthen its hold
upon humanity than any other liv-
ing writer" The good or evil &C.
complished by Mr.. Tilton, while
using his influence and talents to
liberalize cf rstianiiy, may be meas
ured from different stand points and
different results would be found
What the Post might call an amelio-
ration to the race would be looked
upon by Others as demoralizing. To
be liberal is proper, but to go beyond
the bounds of the most liberal OrthO
doxy and attempt to inculcate the
vile doctriue that there can be no
happy marriage-tkat marriage is
only "measureless content" to be
severed at WILT is not to he won
dered at that the people cease to fol-
low after his counsel. We admire
Tilton for his genius, but his brill
liancy and genius are not equal to
the work Of forcing doctrines upon
The people that their better Judge
ment teach are the disintegraiing
elements of society. Tie press of
the country have not misrepreserted
Mr.. Tilton. He has misrepresented
himself by presenting doctrines i'm a
religious Journal that the majority of
his readers could but pronounce as
Infamous. Woman suffrage advo~
cacy and Free-love doctrines will
door the greatest geniuses of the
country, and Theodore Triton does
not prove al exception.