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why Endure VIVA. can be Cured +.

Stop that Cough-Are you aware that that
cough which you are neglecting may result
In fatal consumption If some prompt remedy
Is not used Why saciifce your life, when
your disease can he cured 80 quick and at SO
little cost Do not delay-go at once to your
druggist and get bottle of Marsden's Pee
toral Balm, which viii cost You only fifty
cents small bottle, or one dollar large, and be
Instantly cured OF your influenza, asthma or
bronchial affection that you may suffer frois
In our changeable climate, where coughs
and colds are so prevalent, and their neglect
leads SO often TO acute and chronic bronchi-
It's and consumption, 1t is only the result ola
,rudent regard for safety to snip the evil In
me bud" and by powerful and reliable meas
pes to cure the cough in It's first or incipient
tage, before serious consequences ensue. To
do this with certainty no medicine will be
found more effective and pleasant TO the
taste than Marsden's PICTORIAL Balm.
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TO HOODS TEXAS BRIGADE.

During the celebration OF the third annual
reunion of Hoods Texas brigade, which took
place in Galveston on the seventh instant,
the following poem was read:
/ wake my slumbering harp again,
sweep once more Its silent strings
I trembling touch the olden strain.
Whose every note some memory brings.
1t led to battle once, your blades
Triumphant drew, u trumpet tone,
To victry once your bold brigades
Where banners waved and rifles shone.
But hushed by griefs dare not name,
The song hath slept thro lonesome years
With that neglected oriflamme,
Whose burning stars were quenched In
tears.
And IL its lightness all Is fled,
II broken chords alloy the strain,
Ills but because the hopes are dead,
That gave it strength and sweetness then
Ye are Come TO The Halls of Heroes
A ring of old music is in the air,
That thrills like thrill OF the days gone by
With its martial burden ave DO and W.
Dare"
And tile heart, as of old, beasts fast, beats
There are flags on the walls whose dark blood
stains
Tell mighty tales of the battle rout-
or the columns flying along the lanes
OF Honor and Duty-of Hope and Doubt.
There are voices mingling that once rang Out
High and clear thro' the battle din,
Sending the brave, with clarion shout,
To where danger with death was closing in
There are scars OF a hundred battles, won
And lost, on the faces gathered here,
And the records OF the daring deed that were
done
On a hundred fields in the days that were
But, room for the Dead! Mate room for the Dead
There are phantom forms that come crowd
Ing In
with fife in hand and sword at knee,
A silent army, whose battles are won
Grand and fearless--that followed Lee!
There blazes the burning Orifamme
In the hand that bore 1t at Malvern Hill,
And here is the group that dealt such shame
To the flying foe at Gaines's Mill!
All here! From the blue eyed boy who wen
In blaze of glory Seven Pines,
To the bearded man whose blood was spent
Unknown and unmatched In the pickle,
And ring Of the old music is in the air
That thrills like thrill OF the days gon'
With the martial burden, awe Do and W.
Dare!"
And the heart, as of old, beats fast, beat
Ye are Come to the halls OF heroes!
Comrades, both living and dead, arise
And pledge me in silence that Wonderful
Past,
With its bloody fields and Its gloomy skies,
And its hopes sown thick Oh the battle
For its spirit is here in our midst to-day
Breaking and blessing the bread OF on
Surely the stone shall be rolled away
And that past shall rise and rejoice again
MOLLIE K. MOORE.
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AGENTS.

Travelling agent; c. W. Beckett.
New York; q. P.Roweli, y. NJ. Pettengill
Co, and Bates 4 Locke.
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Cincinnati; y. IL. Parvin.
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THE American Register, of Paris, in
forms us that dancing is going out OF
fashion in Europe, and says: "If men
and women could flirt as conveniently
and pleasantly without its protection,
it would be given up altogether in civ
iliZed countries.
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apaper and said: Here's something
About Woman'-must | cut it Out?'
"Now Numbered the editor; "the first
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was occasioned by the devil tooling
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, underth Arm name
accounts due to the late Arm will be paid BY
Victor Colt, and claims due the same will be
paid TO him alone Victor Colt viii carry on
the New Orleans restaurant under his own
A- ~ ss.s s=-= VICTOR COLT,
i77d8t m. AGLLERs,m
, 1874-08-10

The arbitrary ratios heretofore published wero
from tue East to the West, while tloHo rates arc
from the WoHt to the East, and somewhat lower
than the others. By billing froigl,ts through to
New York and other Eastern punts, tho ratcs
from horo to those points must he added.
THE SARATOGA MEETING.
Thoro is hardly any possibility TINT tho action
OF tho lato nesting Of railway managers al sara-
toga, in appointing Commissioners to establish
uniform freight ratos for nil the roads, will 10
productive OF any results whatever, especially
10 fur rs our Western roads arc concerned.
Most Of our Woatorn railroad managers
who attended, that meeting hayo now returned,
and tl,ov arc unanimous IN saying that they will
not abide by tho action of tllo conference, l,or
will they allow tho Commissioners to make rates
for thonl. Tho Whole movement seems to have
been gottan up by tile managers Of tho four Now
dofk trunk lines, WHO we're anxious to oust tho
western roa'la in tho movement which tiloY bud
inr's$urated III NV York about nix weoka ago.
Our Weston railroad mas'agors arc too shrowl
'na, ana 9xperlenoo to he caught, and he.ee toir
lohltlse reElHRl to hhvo anything to do with
Biu.lora.
Tho roads leading from l,oro to tho EaHt hayo
not yat aeclled what aotiDll to tako in regard to
ti!Is mattor, but twn Ut the ilteA will probably
hhluo bY tllo action Of tho Commissioners because
que o. those, the plttsbarg Il Fort Wayne, ia In
.no 9ahdH Of Mr.. Scott, AMI tho oti,or, tho
nllohEnn SoutAasn In ths hands Of Commodore
9ahaoihllt. The Commissioners appointotl ut
saiatnsA Will meet hera In tow days, und will
Try to x rates, b,lt 1t IL gonorally lolevei tint
tley SILL 10 l1laule to l,r1uonizo the flitrnr1,t
interests involved,
, 1874-08-10
E1D <s N5sAlJG fts3

Il rosldout Of New Haven has ;ynn ,tp etcrr
bout travo. Not long ago, lIAvlng ocearlun tt
visit Now York, l,o started fur lLe uichnlcr'
landing, witt, n earpot-sack In ono l,nl,d and !,
care in the other, in wlut llo Eulpnsc.! to IN
ample time. lut wlleu i,o came Within sight u
thu wharf llo observed tho bout Rl,rarentl,
swinging nway fran llor moorIngs, and aniI til,
sllouts ana levra OF tho byAaucrh no b'oLo i'll
4 or lD ;faot froln tho wharf whom o rcaeaod tls
plnce wtloro he hnl hoped to tlutl II gan;,- -p'unk
but uotlsing dal1lted, asl trusting 10 the mo
tnontum auInited during tho ruin, he loal,cd ntt
tug air aad ganse e'o voasol's dock. ,Not with
ono psrsangor 80 siulel,tly III tic stomach Tia
Ae douhtel up like q 1aek-knife. aut uip'orbus
whole dakk Of branty il. getting straightom
ont, whib tho callo nt.ucl1 nl,otl,ar nla, iu tin
face with sufficient loleo 10 induce him to gn
down OIL Lis Anoea to look aftor hH hat. WlnI
to had rec. Vexod it, tho nln WIN l,a.l oceHsiuao
all tbis co, nniotloli sai4 to him, in u tono 4
mingled ar9;loey Hi Ho!t,co"grrtnlat's,u: "Wel,
ant gong ou:, alo's cum1ug in"
, 1874-08-10
The ola American. Aristouracy.

The nost marked foat,iro Of Coloniul socioty
was ith arlBtoorntio character Our ancestors
brought with tAem tue notiotls of rank and pro-
codelloe which prevailed at homo, aud oyo,, in
those colonles which, like tho New Englaud.
wore established Oh democratic basis, tho ayIa-
tocratto feeling OF tue Supporters was almost An
strong ~ i'll tho foulal South and Now York.
Custom gavo privileges which tho laws dl not
rocogtzo. and comparatively tow fu,nillos
monopozed Official dlgnities. John Adams, for
i.'atance, mentions tint tho Chandler family
"angroshed almost all tho public ollloos and oui.
pluynout III tho town and county" Ut Worces~
tor, Mass. 1t III we'll known how tho Hutohiu-
son kin f'lloa the c.of places of public trust
In TINT province. III New York the Delancoys
nnd !.tylnghtons wor1 sal to be tthe two great
families upon whose motions all lt,oir politics
turn" Tho arH1Uaratio spirit OF ttlo VitcuInn
nagnateH Is pnwerful to this day. IuSouth Cur.
ollnA tllo gentry, wo are told, wore moro n!1a,er-
Gus tllnn IN auy other Colony iu Nurtl, America.
It was common to ace foyoral olicos In tho hatto
q s'nglo porson. wl!u perhaps waa Co;onel OF
al1itsa, Judge Of prohato Jnstco Of tic poaco,
nle:nl'er Of tho Legislative body, tto. The Colo.
nla! fanll.oa, llowoyor, woro compelled to Blaro
a.el distinctions witt, tho fnyorltos of courtloru
4 tllgnitary Of Now York. writing In 17u4 Of tho
low rate OF judtcial salaries, Which woro not
enough to tempt an ablo lawyer to leave lis
praotlco, foara that II they should DO lalaetl
"aono so!lryyfo follow would ba oranl,nol
upon the COLONY because hiH patron did not kuow
what CLIO to 10 with him."-1hs Galary.
, 1874-08-10
Capture of q Scn-RIonstor Near A&lnn-
tic City.

. from the {hf{HI<tthta |Tfss.
t1alte m excitement was produced ut Atlantic
City, N. J., lust Saturday, by tho arrival at tue
landing IN tho inlet OF tlal,ing-sloop, having on
hovrd Il yeritnblo soa. monster, which tho Oldest
fishermen aud watermon Rro at loas to define,
1t is OF tho turtls apociea, with hoad similar to
2 cow. with wh'to spots on tho top. The body
10 black in color, and, from Tho noso to tho tip
q tho tni!,, 9 feet long. Il has four iluken Of
tlippers, and is 5 foot inchos In breadth. Tho
diameter Ut tho body is 2L feot. It ia osti-
mated that its weight is about 700 pounds.
Tho, nlonstor has boon seon in tho nlghbor-
hood for two or three .Heeks past, aud ul.
merons fishermen had at different times
pursued 1t With aarts aud spears, oudoayoring to
cnpturoit. Gu Friday, abont $50 o'clock, Cant.
Dan Champion aud crow east largo soino on
l'rigantinc Shoals, about i've mies out at aea,
aud wore successful In getting tho auimal
ontwlNod in tho meshos Of tho not. A rome and
tackle were slipped under its boly, aud it Was
raised Into tho aloop alM deposited In tho hod,
wisoro 1t was kept until Saturday afternoon, whon
the ropo aud tackle were again called into roaut-
sition, aud the monHtor Transferred to q largo
batteau, aud tinally placed in tub. wllch lad
to be built for tho puposo, noar tho Now Iulot
IIouac. Tloro 1t WAS visited during the day by
hundreds OF porsonH who expressed tho greatoat
Bu1priao at aoeiug what may truly be termed u
wonder, and which will no doubt el,gago the
attention OF zoologlsts and showmon.
, 1874-08-10

partloa. boil, Of which we're attempting to sacro
control Of tho 0rsler. He thought tho Patrons
q Huabandry held tho koy to the political sItua-
rings, and olenr on tho tnblos.
, llo concluded hIa remarks bY etating that Tho
nrailEofB dtd not desire to control thu prlco Of
prn''uco, OF To- combine nganat tho rights Of my
class Of pcorlo. Ilo favored ovory legitimate
onort t" build up manufacturer i'll tho Wnst. and
thfIs ctonto lloIno market. l1o thought illcan
hlonsch wore rlsasant mud ErolitabEc and hoped
ing the.
:, CONTINUED GROWTH AND raosrEn1ry
Of the Order.
The o3crciaos concluded with m otlo BY tho
uleo oi!ao, aftor which tho GTaugcrs dIsporBod,
th,asiI,g Ioit somewhat enlarged impression Of
thoir strength upon tho minds of tho peoplo,
Aa an Illustration Of tho opposition Of tho
ataugora to monopolios Of eVory DISSERTATION,
tho fact Is mentioned that 200 or 800 Of thom
pike. and thon wont miles cut Of tliolr roaI TO
nvoil paying toll. 8. -. ii,
, 1874-08-10

Add to th!a tho surpae what from Nobrabka
thst will go over fho Datsoa soathcrn,..,.. aon0oo
loaying out the amount that tho road will ro-
co!vo from NobrRakn at conts por bushol, tho
freight on wheat alone s140,o00. with hpaason-
business for this road Of tittlo moro than 90
miles long, for so1eral months to como. will bo
ported Of excellent quality; aud; as tha $500, GOO
bushels conos mainly to lhls market from 500
tion which five yoara ago yielded us littlo or no
business, tho fact shows how rapidy tho COM
merc9 or oh!oago ia extending by tho faoilitios
AFFORDED by our railways. %
souAnBLn BETWEEN RAILROAD OFFICIALS IN KAN-
! HAH CiTY.
:. sptct1l Disnatch Ia IHe chtcaao Tribune.
bore Tonight meeting Of tho oi,iclnls Of roats
running Into tho Union Depot, to settlo The dill
Guilty existing botwoon tho companies In conAo-
guence Of tho demanding OF tho reaignntion Of
tho depot agent by tho Hannibal 6 st. Joe Com
pnny. Tho other companies auataincd the ngont,
and threatened toromoyo to tho State llno. Tho
result Of the meeting Ia not known. but 1t In be-
iioyea It will,bo settled, and b now Union Depot
CHICAGO, s,1twAuKEE a 1T. rAu1 RAILWAY.
Correspondence " 7!@ Chicago z'ribuns.
9ral Manager Of the Chicago, milwaukee, : Ct.
hsssaa hs mtTSy nt asers 3o4S eeG e h4sas hes
city this morning, 1nakings stop Of sovoral
hours, and tlan proceeding westward. Tho
partly Is taking run oyor all tho lines Of the at.
Paul Company. III this Btato they aro complet-
Ing arrangements for conforming their panaen-
gor freight tnrinB to tho provisions Of tho Iowa
statute, and this will doubtless involve rel1uo-
ton Of operating oxpenHc8. neccasit itntng u ro-
ductlon Of Horyico spood, and accommodations
tn other wortH, feuor aud slower trai,,s.
, AuogpT1Na TIE LEGAL FAnE UNDER PROTEST..
Correspondenee Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
FonT MADISON, H., Aug. 8.---Tho officers OF
the Keokuk Il Burlington Branch Of tho Ohl-
oago, Durlingtoud Quincy Railrond have in-
struoted the conductors Of trains to accept uudor
protest tho fares Of passengers At oensH por
1ilo, ,;when thu exact amount at that ratio is teG-
dored them. sThtH iB not gonernlly understood
BY the people, ns agents are not allowed to soil
tickots at loss thnn the old ratoH.,
nA11noAD-A1D MEETING IN BANDUBKY, 0.
: SPECIAL Nspatch to 1Aa Chteaao Tribune,
sAADusKY, O., Aug, Data meeting held last
night In the interest Of tho Wheeling L Lake
Eric Rsilroad, tho Committees from tic differ
ent wards Of tho city, appointed at previous
moetin8 TO cAnvasA for , subscriptions
iu aia OF tito road, reported $25, 900 Of tho
stock taken by oitizons. Additional subaorip-
tious mike the late subscription near sA0.000 Of
the $4,000 nocessary to aooure tho road. Tho
Directors meot hero on tho 10th to locate tho line
, 1874-08-10

l1o Scientifically Extracts n Nccdlo
fr0ln tho Neck Ot II Cnt.

lho Scientifically Extracts n Needle
fro1i tho Neck ot I. Cnt.
From the Fi'mfrason {Dt.} Commercial
ono or tho most remarkable. instances Of aa-
gacity and aninai reasoning-lor II is moro than
instirot-that no hayo ovor yot heard OF, took
placo yesterday afternoon ut tho rositonco OF
Whitfield Crawford, BouthonBt corner OF Seventh
ana Madison strootB, III this city. Tho prinotpnl
e9tora n In tho case wore largo dog belonging to
fonndiand brood, about q years old, who readily
answers to tho name Of Oarlo, and AL ordinary
domestic houae-cat named Dick. Between tho
two strong feeling Of friendship has always
existed, each sharing tho othors meals, and at
natured friond Gallo. s '0s ~ '@<0 6o"S'"
On Wednesday, last, On Afr. Crawford's return
from MARKET ho cut .pieco Of fresh moat into
Small m pieces for Dick, but accidentally a needlo
and thread 9a lying close by got mixod up with tho
moat. ', Tllis poor Dick swallowed, or attempted
to swallow, with tho mont but not succeeding,
tho noodle stuck III his throat from which cause
no. no o. ~ e1lse our suffered intensely and in his euor
Carlo. Like . sldllful physician, Carlo aot about
uiscovoring tho seat Of tho disease, which ho
found existed In Dicks mock. -
: :. After an apparont consultation betwcen tho
Two, ono as pationt, tho othor as doctor, Carlo
tle eat holding It's head to ono sido to giyo Carlo
2 ,i fa1r ohanco. Tho licking operation oontinuod
az Day Thursday, md at intervals during tho
night. Carlo ocoasfonally pauslng to proas his
Tongue against tho neck Of his folino friend, % II
Tying TO torco some Bharp-pointod diustrumonto on
Ine ins1do through tho cats neck to tho outaido
1oetefday tho Same operation was continued BY
Carlo until about 1 o'clock, when ho was seen
with hfs whole body quiyering with excitement,
which he succeeded, and, giving sudden ierk.
1o pulled tho needle through tic hide oi tho cat'
whore it hung by tho thread, which still hold il
froiu tho inside. Tho remainder OF tho ouora
ton was performed by daughtor Of Mr.
Crawford. who pulled tho thread through. and
stuck tho neodlo in tho fouco oloso by Tho
joy OF Carlo knew no bounds, md, friskine ina
bushy tau about mud rubbing his shaggy sidos
against his master, ho showed Its full lnowcdeo
Of what ho had done by going to tho cat and
licking tho wound in tho neck, and thon to tho
lleodlo in the tonoc, which he examined vory
minutely, aaying ID nctiouH utmost as plain aB
Words "sco whit did," A son Of NIr. Craw-
ford, coming home from his labor, was mot by
Carlo, who turned and ran to who're tho noedlo
ssas, and elnclled 1t as if to explain tho caso
marc fully to tho now conner. We need only say.
tlat those who doubt tho truth OF this ptatomont
9hould call at tho place designated, wllero tho
dog. tue cat, tho needle aud tho wound in tho
cuts neck can all DO seon. Tho dog hinsolf will
point out the needle aud give evidence Of tho
truth OF tha foregoing factH M narrated.
, 1874-08-10
FREIGHT MATTERS.

AAEEE III UAFENIUIT, ETC.
Tho Gonoral Freight Agents Ut tile Chicago,
Rock 1Hanl & Pacific, Peoria l. 1tock Island, aud
Rockford, Rock IBlaud / st. Louis Railroads
havo Issued tue following joint freight tariT,
which will 70 into effect to-day;
, 1874-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN HALLWAY,
a gont!o''ns4 WHO hhB rocontly travelled through
southwestern Dalsola ant! Inns tho mcaus Of
Judging correctly Of Tie u,.,ount of wl,out n Tho
banda Vt Thu falnlvra lls furnished uy with tl1s
, 1874-08-10
Three EnalNircd Mites on a. T1v0-1nch
ffnrs

Fron, ihe Davenport (Ea) Gazette.
When tho train from tho Wost rolled I'M to tho
Perry strcot Depot, yesterday, ona OF tho wheel
aouniera discovered bulky object among tho
bars aud timbera Of tho forward truck Of tho
postal-car. At first he could not tell what it
WAS, but he pokad it with stick, when 1t bont
sideways, and In mulnont a human form oa1no
creeping from belt1uA tho wheela. Ha was 10
completely covorod With dust that 1t waH it,5,os-
sbe to toll whether no was black or white; hut,
nftor l4c had wipod Ills face, he proved to bo q
colorol mall. Lie got into tho place whore ho
waa found at brooklyn, 139 miles west Of
this city, anu all that distance he sat on
MI iron strap not inohoa wide, with his
back against the upright at tho centre Of lilo
truck. his body leaning forward so that ILLS head
a!ulosl touched hls loga, which were bent nearly
double, and llH hand resting OIL q bar n front Vi
linn, There l,u rulo. subject to continuous
jolt, enyelopeu In endloss wAirH Of dust, will
tllo polling Of litto pobb.es which constantly ty
upward wllon n train iB in motion. Whon asked
how ho Rtool snull ride III Tint, La replied;
~ tloolar Allsr, it a tough, bu. I'd hold thur
clar to Ohlcugo Of - hadu't fotched ma out.''
Thon It waa useortained tElut on Thnrsday night
lo rode III TINT way IRON Council Bluffs tu Brook.
lYn, but WAS discovered ut Tho latter place, aud
mado to give up hla FREQ rilo hut jlo watched
llia chaneon OH Friday night and resumed hiH
Journey,
, 1874-08-10

-Jel!u I'akor, ox-Enalnbor Of Cong7ass from
thla district, waD M,nrliud laHt IuaHtlay 10 Mra,
Mary ". 1t0borlAon, for several yeRra paBt 4
prominent teaclor III tho public schools Ut uella~
vlla.-dl&om IeIeyraph,
, 1874-08-10

Rpkefai Dtspateh to The Chicago Trfbuma.
Font WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 0.-Tho Granger
movement in Northorn Indiana has beon dovol-
optng IN such quiet manner, has been conduct
Cd with 40 muoll sooreoy, and has takon 80 littlo
pains to display Ito streugth, that fow ue1e aware
NJ tt,n