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New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
TIE MINOR TRIAL.
CURIOUS REVELATIONS or A SECRET SERVICE
DETECTIVE.

CURIOUS REVELATIONS or SECRET SERVICE
DETECTIVE.
The trial of Joshua d. Minor, the alleged
Head Cantor o COnnterfeiters in tho United Sates,
was continued yesterday in tho United States Circuit
Court before Judge Benedict. Henry g. Cole corrected
his testimony given on Tuesday by saying tnAs ke"3
paid him III money instead Of check William N. Ken
noch one Of COL whtsys officers. testified. on cross
va. not Watching Minor. Oct II ,sn By
G.: : ws VI s p:.s & White; "a %
ri
$ s:;..: .S. hi i /. s: R,' ~ s: f;fs
%i''' Fl: p.ss.s. from co. bee. .:s Ss =
% for 1 g.: IS t.s ss: e s
g.: ss cs,,, q: i'm: and $ ~ Sp D,a
:s % e.. 1: e. s
::Ss ,s'. Coz (. Col w,,,.,.
s"1: s"s s.,. ss. % ':
"a s a.. % %. d :si "is as
Whitley. hs.dqu,rtrr, At sam time siiuor
III e. & white, ss: % 90 i y; ~
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S.: s = .s ss: ID. ;ss Z. ss
s Ts y:s: e; T. r
s@s sss:r assp: ss @ :ssss .si
=: . .:'s: q '!: !:
Whtt1vs uoos
ns ~ss Moea going 70 bring him some s.r' $3.50 s
grand rceny used to live No Bben3st and while tse no
great fom the 'ssam:tp Ceepsn
Who sold ~ esd boen iepected
and By hs 0o,erun.nt :eh c,oh dsG: nSI9E =:
Aose so shea 70 pst hsve known they wes p. STAMPED w
ssh Of these ea1 he dad
pee,s ssysely Jadss him answer tho
euesles "a Gssfs. as.ds cgss dealer;
Gardner keepers Ladsw Jd end GsapdG G-
u,nsd sspp..aa ne. sss.: eis.s
and hsre.a uai Of As Ceps. vAsss aass mol
patr, tho exceptions Of Drova. VITO connected With
s smuggling hoarJ slosssh:r sheoli nk bad received
and dispss. 1900 nod 70 81 soetms 81 %
psr % and sometimes .l1 them so,thsse pa e Ss TN:
smusgs into port and said had never made any such
enon; wss sfrestei oncc 'n,nk " 10 ioSo 'otsost .s
savss) and passed. thss N The uAms sf Vincent A.
Nan-ws-
The Court adjourned till tomorrow, whan several m-
pOrtant witnesses win be examined.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
ANNIvERsARY OF THE CITY MISSION AND TRACT
SOCIETY

SOCIETY
The forty fifth annual meeting Of the New
York City Mission and Tract Society held at the
Bible House yesterday afternoon Tho statement OF the
Treasurer Morris K Jesup shows that the recspts and
expenditures during tho last wers e6OSSs g. rhe
annual report states that 70 missionaries employed
and i voluntary visitors One million tracts dis
trbuted and $500 given to Gsoo poor people. Eleven
thousand persons induced 10 stsnd church, and
1000 temperance plodges obtained. Tho report
reviews the work Of the Society in all its aspeOts and
says TO the general condition Of the city:
During the year under review the community has been
startled and appalled, st the most fearful outbreaks Of
evil And has bean made apparent " tho most super
hcsl observer that fOstsred BY license and
encouraged BY municipal corruption. allowed TO 60
unrestrained would corrupt our oity Into 60d0.
An improved social condition has been the object
OF study and effort with mauy wise and good men for
years. and many experiments have beeu set foot But
real progress has only como tArOug the spsesd Of Chris
tianty.
After the adjournment Of the sooistys Mestins tho
Directors yened and elected the following ocers:
Prssdsst tts Rev Thoeu De Wln D. D.; NeHPeStsst r
AsssAst Trea,sr Lssn IGksoa nsscnss esetta DAvd
Terri Sspehassdrn Of kiss the Rsy George AagA Efsca
tvs CsnulhSeThs Rsv Jsha sl D. he Rev Ckas Robssou
y D.. the Rsv Kssers D. D.. the Rev ". hevhkN. l.
Ws.s Nathah Bhhop John rayS Johosbu Morris yeSd1 VII
ham Dodge ovsri Potas A. isteh. 0nnAhe a. Smt6 Ws
er Miller Ambrsss Ny. 0ssrrsw. Abo> Jshn b. PAass ~
ks'. Qssss J. AsCus. Lsss X Jseisss. - &.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
A, CONTROVERSY ABOUT STOLEN RAILROAD
BONDS.

Tho case Of Antasa J. Parker agt. the
Chicago and North Rail way Company WA tried,
yesterday. before Judge spencar. in Part H. OF the @
peror Court Judge Paker through brokers' purchased
three bonds worth 1900 OF the Chicago and North
Western Railway Company. Tho bonds were apparently
&" frse." and were taken to tina ComPanys 0fhoe and
registered tn his About six months subSequsnty
It that the bonds had been stolen from
A. Morrison executor Of O. N. Oloott, aud had been
once registered In hts nsme bt aferwasd the hane had
boon erased to mako the bonds appear ee" 80 that
they could be thrown the market. Mr.. Morrison In
stutsd loyal prooeedings to recover bis bonds. Judge
Parker at inoruiag the Company and tho hrohors
through whom no the bonds to defend tho suit
Neither however, appeared to defend, and judgment ws
recovered againss Judge Parker for nearly S.oOo.
He brings tho present suit against the Company.
charging that II through Ia neggenos thst tho
Judgmrnt obtained assnst him, since the officers.
when the bonds were presented " them for Registry,
Wight have examined their hooks and discovered that
these tAree bonds woro Registered In Mr. MOrsson's
name. II he had bean promptly iuf0rnsd be might
have stopped ais check for the bonds. The Company
denied that Il Was responsible, claiming that the brokers'
bound 10 examine the b0os 20 axrertain whether
tho bonds were already registered.
tho jury. who found agalnstthe Company for SO, H.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

- a. recuntsry advantages dctvAble from receives
Shtpe attention called to tho claim oy Coiemnn ,an
An reSsrd TO which is set down for hearing before
Judge Btchford in the United States District Court on
Friday next. ,,.
Inasmuc ~ the foregoing schedules. although mainly
based actual facts they exist OF record are nsces
not conversant with the faots by actual contact win
them in the Cour that the enomou: returns OF isss
proof 10 added Below viii be found additional tables
which viii oorrbor.te the foregoing Statements 10 sns. M
regard II they absolutely demonstrate that the e.
t1s given actually under rather than over 'ne
triia amOuutA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
4 STEAMSHIP COMPANY swnnLEp.

Thor, Ohrmsn, q clerk recently smployed
by Hendersca Drotsets. sespts Of tae Anchor us Of
stesmsAips vas beOaxAs kefOse Jvsce Dswlae at tAs
Ton,ps yUsterAy, on charge Of having collected ana
appropriated from time TO tims over t50s tie Asd "
Chtcaso Int wss arrested and brought bark. He vss
oonnittAd 10 swat trial. The prisoner h charge VI
wished TO send money rrstves iu drsnt Brtun In
very many cases hs ,. on tho isvvs Auus uuch
below tuoss received 'y hin
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
IMPERIAL GENEROSITY.

The following letter from Admirni Possiet
accompanied = check for ts.0oo given by ths Grand
Duke Alexis for tbs relief Of che poor Of thss oity
BOSTON. Doc. II, fsf1,
M DEAR sIR: His Imperial HighncAa tho SrnAd
Duke Alexis has desired TO inolOsa you check for
t5OO for distribution among thu poor 0f New. York
wishing thou, ~ feel thst viNt which has Afforded s0
much pleasure to him has beein the ocssiOn serus
slight relief tO thsm.
I am. my dear Sir. yours most sincsueiy.
vs. IL. AAtiHwAL, etQ. q. POssIpll
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
A DEnANaED WOMAN sHovrx HERsEI.r.

A DERANaED WOMAN sHOoTS HERsEIF .t
Mrs. Mary Everard. residing at M, s05 faajt
Thirty .e"oad. has long been aairtcd II p,erva VIM
eplspso htx. On Tuesday AftsrpOss 10 tho AnpofaYy
absAncs Of her husband she &xe With ona ~ tAss
nta and tDok pistol rongng to her hasbsnd and Ono
Ing thu mnzze To her right temple hred shs wss found
lying Oh tn" i"nr. ns'nsibe. aud di~i fow hours
hho uf Ireland, ase 80 verdict Of sl,Iin
un lcr teviyviny Insanity wa, rou,iortI
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
OPPOSITION 10 THE INCOME TAX.

York nyn'ercuslyssnsd psttiou addressed to Con.
srsAs cals attention 70 e recon- Of the Pree
onss nase for tAs sspaaa Il 10 tex q iOsmes ana
the sdni.on IN tae reot q ~ secrstsry Of the as
The petitioners fec the repeal e t6s tsx sne ia
sity TOR levyne has passed E mention that W6iis n IA
the meA uppQDsr Of sn taxes, bs,osss o1 ~ inoss
tortal charscef yields but little poft 70 Tia toySrn
nnent, bscaese of the exponsc u It's coecsss The ns
titi0n AisO dcclsfes inst not only In the In1ns - ~
unjust and 1esous burdsn 70 6xpayers but ita m ro
0ttOu y unCOnStitltiOnal '~F~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
CRIlalnAiAA AAEN1HNCGp

:" N u =. CNInoN1L8 6k3S I1NO10 >, n,
A long oRimiasl calendar wss oaiIeu !" tne
Court ol Osrr suA SssuIses. yssssedey 40" M
tre WA. txt of D.n,sl u Nueent indicted for assault
with intent To kih Whom placed on tho sAe" "0 s"''"
GtrAiyhtfor asd acoOunt OF tho snAr.
Ho aid That no had bouu disoAreo Nvo = Vhso0
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
A CARELESS TESTATRIX.

Surrogate Hutchings decided, Yesterday, in
the ca~. ~ the will Of Maria Virginia Fosom ths1
the eydcnce that the testix did not declare 70
ethcr the subsrbig Witnessed that the iameht
prOpounJcd wa, her last will and testament u coud MOI
bo admitted u probate.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
DRcTsJOya.-DEC. Is.

Super or Conrt-Sperai 7srm--By Judge Freedman
Gre<slrr aL-Moton granted DAVE as1 S"~
s..,rsare or .ered AsCuogh sgt Ousn-Ordsf grsaseA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

TREATMENT or CONTAGIOUS pISEASfS-ISCREASE
OF SMALLPOX.
The Board of Health received, yesterday,
letter from Messrs. Grnnen, Minturn Co., announcing
that they had written their London agent TO oil
rags consigned TO them to be fumigated before being
shipped to this port and ashng whether If, after this
precauton had taken and clean bill OF health OBJ
tanned from the American Consul at tho port from which
tha sailed the woud be allowed 10 be landed
their arrival here An Affirmative reply was returned
The City Sanitary Inspector offered report on the treat
ment contagious Diseases which referred to the
Fnapoe tonS,itsse for pa1liCat!on 4 pssibls IN N
Tss e Ess oss
VIII the e. S.ns s y g: s. ss
A pc sss':s SSa11 ns
ss s:ss y III
nsds. a.s Is. asss."y y::s.:S ;.
Ses allow the aacn..s Them q. time
,s %s :% say ess1issi that hs ..,.e'ii.s.y : .ssss:
% %; ss, S ..a: ss's sSsSn s:: % srS
%@ s's % S: s S. ' si.s ,S .y
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:se:" .;sy e,
III: @ s:ss % :':Ii 70
] ..Sa s 30 !sp.: s' sae s
% ''s sss1ss se '
ns opp,o. q The nnior%sa ..niorne, and IONS nay 30
The fciOwiIs comparative statement of contagious
diseases WA submitted:
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&C. g.: s.".:::s J.: ! q ! /: q
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s @ s q S. ;S sssR s. ss'tss s - n = a
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si. :: yess Stles ::ils, 6:r:
6 & . e.: e s Il
IL % & II tn P: ls % Of stree.
.S S s :.: S IL h. "ss .. ~: ". e. .a oaa T. s.
opiaa Of hs C.aa.. Il. .s..r =. 70. :. yt. u such
vs.ry t,aiy sosddOn duriss Il. xeei
sNALL-rOx IN BROOKLYN.
The Brooklyn Board of Health met at noon
yesterday for the purpose Of devIsng means TO prevent
tho spread Of smallpox. Health Officer COchrane said
that he had been compelled to cut down the force which
be had employed In vac0nating, and that smallpox had
increased slsringly aimee. He said that for the
Board 30 say whether not the force Of vaccnatOrs
shoud be increased for the purpose Of preventing the
city from being overrun With smallpox. He stated
that smallpox prevailed sI over the city, not ward
being free from 1t. He believed that II the Water
Board would aid him In keeping the streets
Oaean vaccination would prevent the spread OF
the disease. II the authorities would Nve
him larger force than he hsd he proposed to fol-
low the ambulance, and vaocinats tho occupants OF
every infected house. The people did not object to be-
ing vaccnated and no had vsocnated 500 persOns
week The cnet was 400 per month fur each physi.
csn employed. against e25 paid by the NewYork Board
oi Heath he has i've ply ysicans now engnred. while
meu9naAe ths year than last.
ccnm5ttea Of two, Aldermen Clancy and M~Groarty,
% NJ @S aesth Cnieer, wss appointed ~ confer with
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
SPECIAL DEPOSITS IN TIE sTUYvEsANr BANK.
VIM. B. Mann, through counsel, applied,

J, 0705'S0tI
ye4Srdsy. TO Judge Cardoso IN ths 0aprsrne Court.
Chambers. Ur oeder to oenpel the Receiver f tho
Htuyvesant Bank 70 pay over to hn depost OF $lss
which be nsds In that bank at GW tAe day tho
bsnk failpd It hsvtas susleudsi ~ sbost u o'clocs
He claimed that the money, hsvane been depoAd after
the bank had suspoudsd payment, speclaa deposit
ana dd not form portion Of tha ssssts Of tiss sslk
Dudley yied he she baat presented sdds.s to prove
tnxt To m0aev vas thx0Hn Into tho nds u tbs bsnk
and wes peopesly psst Of ~ a1sets. Alai1n waA eso
made 70 ths SenSprabA csraleness Or on ehe
part Vt tho oerks tRnt day 10 secAvfpN d>pOSN,
vAsa they kasv TIM esadl0e u ba bAnk IN svns pea
thr0wtng tsm pkO me fnn,k VI tho bank aud p oeSS
gases not. DsciSlnn fesAfTed
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
TIE BLACK FRIDAY" GOLD SUITS.

DldCk BOW ouASo o6oAubt Juy
Gould, James Fisk IT,. and Others which have been
erd uotorious by the alleged attempts bribe jury
IN Disagreement In Of them came up before JudNc
Freedman in the Superior Court yesterday. David
Dudley Field made motion for stay OF proceedings
I'm the "A suits against the same defendants, which are
similar tO first one, and are to follow II neiatey'
pending an appeal In the first case.
Mr. stickSsy opposed the motion, on tho ground that
the Court has 10 power 10 stay proceedings III any one
OF these actions until something Is done III that suit
They could not ask sad to stay proceedings In these
Il actions which rest. each OF thein ON thor own eS
dcpcc and on the points OF law which Will como up on
the trial. The parties different the facts are dinor
ant and the evidence Ia different Counsel cIteu sno
cass of FUwle agt. ThOuas decidoh Dy 'ungo Anon'
showing that the Court has no power 70 stay procooo
,nss pending such appeal also, Scheh ag. Inc Erio
Railway Company. where 1t was DECIDED that tno
prooeedines could be stayed by an inuncoh
Mr. Field said That no moved upon al tne papc'' au
doostus in the whole 10 which were before the
Court
Mr. stickney said they wore not before the Court.
Mr. Field repeated that they that they had taken
tho dcpOsi ION Of the plaintiff In every OF the ID caSS
and In eight OF them they had clear statement as 10 'ho
only contract made between the parties There is OK
acty the same feature In all tho suits In other words
II the General Term should hold that the memorandun
not Of sae every one OF these cases muse
20 by the board AS to The case OF Scne as tho Er0
Railway Company the counsel unfortunate In hs se
leOtion That only decided that you could NOT se
an outside Injunction in any other suit tns e. of
Judge Aen the defendants undertook 70 ask ths
for stay all the upon dherent ease. here
is the same defendant IN all and 'ir'uA'y '"' ''"'
The Court reserved its decision.
The case Of Trevor ct al agt. jay Gould anu one,s,
which viii follow that OF Isaac o. Davis, against Inc
same defendants (the alleged bribery case was catd'
ye.teray fr trial. but will probably not oe reach"u De-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
SIR CHARLES Dixie At BOLTON ENCr.AN

SIR CHARLES dixie At BOLTON. ENGLAND.
DlsORDERlY PROCEEDINBs--IIIs LECTURE rOR,y-
MY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTAUks BY
- roRr. RouGD QN THE AunirNCE. .
. Nom ~ HsaeAsstW 0ssrdisa Of 1se 1 '
-, A disgraceful scene Of riot aud disorder
Mnsns,.ed ~ meeting held lxst might CSoS 3ot ut Bolton
~ asat lectere from 6r Charles Dixie. Bart a. r. on
.oHsttAtSon and representation The Ippuin ant ya
maao ~any woeas Ago by ths local LLsrM Assoclauon.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

In fsrss~s 70 theso very substantial men, whoAs sub
ues has horn ee sned from unGer the blinded eyss OF
livAee. Ia dslds whore s but tho rcAtt0is ana buscn
3Vioe VI certain Judges excluded tio faCI sy Dc
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
COuRr CALRNDARs-TsIs DAT.

| so,,.s. CovRr--CHAnsssa-CAspolo J-Opsns H y q
CaissdAr called q I'm. - ,s,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
THR COURTS.
THE HEArH.RAPHAEL STOCK.

FISK AND GOULD COMPELLED TO DIsGORGE'
The Erie Railway Company delivered, yester-
day. to Master In Equity White certificates representing
shares Of tho oos shares of the stock Of that Com
pany claimed by Heath and Raphael TO whose repro
sentative tho certificates will he surrendered soon "a
the Master satised that thsy are correct Jay Gould
and James Flax, IT, claim interest in tho remaining
Il M shares and the question Of their ownership will b
argued before Judge Batohford In the United sses CIR
cult Court t0m0rrow
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

Most Of those who witnessed the tDai
trnordinary courage and seIfposseesion displayed by
Ferre lie told the priest who wished to pray with him
have been matertast all my nfe and mean oie sO"
The chaplain having retired Ferre sat down aid wOto
ar. n; s e ." =.
% sss; 'is.'.: 's IL: iTr Pity %: %:
al Who . bssd ny .ussnng viii ''y soon be :,a end
he then wrote o. follows 70 the Minister Of War:
Monsu As..rv NSs M an dead !h.rs h no rsGo Why
my Ifss.s; s.s y; .as i...ss s. .. .,.,., -.
THE EXECUTION OF CREMIEUx.
CASTOR Cremieux, who was shot ON Thurs
day Nov. a at Msrseilles barrster, prscticug in
that town. Hs was Of . jewish family, married, with
two children. A fluent speaker, be hwas o frequent
orator vt political clubs aud be also contributor TO
uusdsmocrstic pspers. In September last, he was.
ono Of tbs leaders Of the mob which took
Possession Of the Hotel d. Vale and proclaimed
mont vsa sappse.sea sad Ss W.. oona.ns1 BY Sxs eOu
martial sar sonshs prisorsseet sosn after. mesh
disorders oeurrsd and hs res.sd his liberty Of which
1vsuasd IL osson. !. Dc riuts sod % shs 18th Of
s = 10 Ssoedy .Sss vsioS seie!ed H1s css%sas 81 @
Ss :s,s pss sSd tTS w. az .s eos stossSn %
OF ths felssisr ana Roux-wsS con.
demnsd 70 dssa bat % 81 csse alone has the sentence
had arrived. b replied Il win show how man diss"
HsT isp 2 e. IS
9nestsd ths rabbit who attended him 20 beg friend to
Il. ss - % nd
hself against the atske. and. taking on his coat rn
.srssA !. sn ssa s sE ~ S4r ,s
woru WhSu No fsll u cJrpse.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

The Court adjourned till tomorrow whan several i'm
pOrtant witness0s win bs examined.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

ESrSSS3 5SS22 08Snlss 81 N a "A iii Us
ns Il H. 81 H. Il * Is q Isl. ~ - ~ ." X. ~ ,a-rhs
Cosrt ~ Ippsala-ALRANy. N: T. DcC' al r q
"a stl ut, t7S, tTL
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-18
\ " YoEx. January 1.-THE Herald has q

Nv YoES. January 1.-THE Herald has
special. dated London. January l3. quoting a
Vienna despatch. Of tie 18th. which SAYS Austria
will initiate peace. and that peace propose i in the
conference are welcomed by Hcr:IStDf. The pre-
lminaries are that France sI.al! surrender one
fort. twenty war ships. l.0m.'UJ thalers and
strip Of land. four miles broad. on the
eft bal o.! the Rhine. and destroy al forts with
in twenty miles OF the Rhine. Prussia is to
guarantee 9 800 0 rati0ns 10 Paris daily.
LONDON Jaruary l3 The Times has the fol-
lowing siec!al from Versailles 18th. evening:
The lombard !ncnt was heavy until this after
noon. S"ve:a! tiicS are seen within the French
lines The fru>-:ans are crowding in fIonf Of
CIamait and 5tcEdOn. \ picket Of Bavariaus
was surprisr,: ..car C!arnart by sor;ie The
FteEcn have erected Lew batteries"
LENAHs Jauuary lG-Midnighr.--A special to
tie New York Telegram. says tine army OF the
Loire-thc hope Of Francc-ias be.n defeated in
q bloody battle. within seven miles OF this city.
The bI:tlc-fi Id WIS in q valley, and the two
armies occupied heights opposite each other
The Fr,nch iii.e was semi ci, cWlar aud extending
twelve miles. overlooking the valley, which was
covered by twelve inches OF snow. On the Oh
po~i,e hci:lt., the PTu SLAMS held an almost si1ni-
lar portion. Shorty a:;-r9 O'Clock. the prus-
sians heZan furious cannoHade from the woods
near she extreme LETT 1anked BY an immcrse
force uf cavalry-tlIe wood cOnc"aliug their 20
sit!pn. wlcn tie troops were ma>s-'i. With the
evident intention OF turning Chansey'S right
he artillery ;irc confirmed on both sides un-
iii h- ammunition Of tie l'uS-Iam artillery was
a;mCot exhausted. wbcm Iii: Il3s>iaEs became
furious. AID gave ar order :u- advance OF the
iniaDt!y. he Frcrch adra"c-d with equal rap
id:ty along the hole line. 10 meet the German
in Il fair haud-tU-hand mCSketiy hight. The
Germans We're cooi and collected. aud the French
were behaving bTare;y. bu. near noon the Mo-
SileS began to wavcr. and Tic French. no longer
able 10 hold Their position, began TO retreat
aean~He the dead and wounded strewed the
GROUND; the fields were red with b!o"d. aud the
caruase was fearful; l5.r0J Ffe':ci had iallru
be;ole ! o'tiuck. when the whole French army
was il t2ll retreat. Tie number of :Co',pS &C
taally engaged oG each side numbered s GOO.
General thans.y Is reported sick. but he is still
III command and il is expected that another bat
tie Eill l-ccur Tomorrow
The hon, basdnens OF Paris continues. On
the night Of the 18th Shc! fell eve min.
ute in ST Surp!ice Quarter.
The steamer McGIl from Memphis for y.
O was burned. Fitteen passengers lost -
Those who e,capcd drowning were frozen.
The high court oi Impeachment will organ
ize on the 23d, to try Gov. ". ". Holden.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-18
rSFo SPREAD THE TRUTH

Eg SPREAD THE TRUTH.
Some medical mon insis: that it is unGignifed to
ad, crtYe remedy. however valuable it may be.
Queer reasoning this. is like saving that an
article which the world nerds should be hid IL q
corner-that benefits and blessings may be too
widely diEuSed-fhut the means of protecting and
restorin htath should be a c!ose monopoly,
aud not accessible to all. The argument is bad.
II is worse than that; it il inhuman. Suppose
HostetterS Stomach i5itterS-an absolute specific
for dyspepsia billiOusncSs and nervous debility
had never been known beyond the repertoire
of the faculty. what oud have been the corse-
Quence? Instead Of curing and invigorating
millions. the good effects of the preparation
would have been confined 10 comparative few.
There IL the highest authority for saying that
light should not be hid under a buShel; that
whatever iSrxcel!ent should be placed as city
on hill. where all men can t*ke cogniZance Of
it, 1t is upon this pri cip!e that the Blters have
been advertised and Continue to be advertised
in every newspaper CT anv prominence in the
western he Lisphcre. and tiat tile spontaneous
testimonials III lis tl"ur have been translated in
to ull written languages. Thousands enjoy per-
6 CT health to-day who w"u'd he lanSuslIiBg on
beds Of sickness If the newspapers lad not spread
the truth with regard to this ruequa!ed invisO-
rant ami corrective far and VIDE. Suppose profit
has been rtai"d fruIn This publicity. Is that any
&rguine,.t against it? II the public health has
been protected! II lives have been saved; if the
feeble Eave been strengthened and the sick re-
stored. great good has been accomplished: and
who sn mean us to grndge to exertiouS thus direc-
ted their fair reward?
Jan T. lin.