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an Indian Fig ht,

A Fort Sill dispatch says, intelligence
having been received at that port that Big
Red Foot, one Of the principal hostile Co
rnanches, is now absent from the reserva,
ton, aud on the war-path, and vas at
Wichita Agency, where te had taken ref
nge With 90 ofhis band! General Davidson
left here, ou Friday night With four +.
panies of the 10Th cavalry, numbering
about 25o men, It arrest lie Chief and his
Indians. Big Foot and his band wero'iound
At tie Agency, as had been reported, and,
after some farley, General Davidson order
cd that they should be deprived of their
arms. While the disarmRg was going on,
The kiowas, under Lone WolfarG Weman's :
Heart, turred on the troops, and free on
them. Immediately upon the discharge of
.helr guns, the kiowas ran. The troops
pursued, and lively running fight be gan
between the soldiers and the Indians. In
the sklrmIsh, three soldiers were shot, and
MANY of'the indians wsle titled Huw
many, 1t is not kn5wn.3 Daring the fight,
the Comarche lodges and cin. ps were burn
ed. 1t also appears that further troubles
ire expected at the Agency, Us mere troops
have gone forward from Fort Sill, sirce
the receipt Of the news. The Indians Kill.
cd four citizens near the Agency.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
NEWS AND NONSENSE.

A St. Louis obituary closes thus: "Ue
leaves a wife and five children, but had a
suit for divorce pending in the Circuit
! Court"
A Cincinnati boarding school girl while
'ndnlgins with her companion in the
amusement Of kicking at Il mar the other
day, dlslocased her thigh jolnt. :
Women huve been appointed pos.nis-
tresses at Mauch Chunk, Washington,
Potts~,lle,. and .Nckeespcrt in PennsyI-
van;a, Portland in Connecticut, aud Ric h.
mend in Kentucky. -
n. n. Galloway, of Clark Couat7, Ark D.,
charged and go. $1,000 for building a $50
fence ropnd the jail. And now the honest
taxpayers of Clark county are trying to get
Callaway into the Jail. -
Gen. Culcula. the new Carlist Prigadier
exchanged the "Llp Of . 2oaehn ga for the
sword sof a soldier; while Lieut.. Geu.
Sabolls came from the ga!leys On the
4th of July, 1850. he was sentenced for
Efe for robbery.
A mass fer the dead was lately celebrated
in s.. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Soho, London, over the body. Of j. c.
Chambey. Al in the church were dressed
in black. Tbs is the Lrss .s,stsoce of such
service in Protestant church.
A Saginaw poe. writes of his native
p'aee: -. =. -
Won,st the rel Irjun here took their delights,
Fisi't it and Bled.
Now most oI tue Inhabitants are wAite
Win LGry rcd.
A rural paper observed with great facil-
ty of expression. 90, lhese. ..1acnliytt
nights Ah, by how rtany vine embow-
| cred gate soft eyes look love to eyes that
speak again. and the pressure CT the tiny
hand inthei hGse Hl,a asculine par wakes to
ecstacy the living liar s,-
4 woman nnmel Betsy Letherson Is
now living at Trng i'll England, whose
last birthday reached II years. During
the harvest last year, she cut sever-J
sheayes of wheat, and intends, if all is
well, making hes appearance in the harvest
next year.
We learn from the Courier Journal s...t
Mr.. A. 7. Stewart paid S35 GEO for a
cattle picture by Auguste Bonheur, which
is now in his galley. AuSuste is E brother
of Rosa, and this picture is l6 feet by "a.
| Mr.. Stewart also has Gcrome's well know o
picture of the glGdiaters.
4 School girl in Davenport was over
heard trying 10. convince school fellow
/ that she liked him better than she did
same other urchu of whom he seem ed
Jealous "Of course / ike you better
than / do Bill, she said; "for don't mig
words in NY spelling lesson on purpose, so
as to be dswHs ta ths foot Of the class where
you p" :.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
lynch Law isi NIf.sissippi.

BRocKuAvEN, Miss, Aug. % The
three negroes, Dick Cooper, Anthony
Cant and 5 las johnson, who at O'Clock
-dh' SUNDAY morning last forsiby entered
the residence of Mr.. Burnley, were taken
from the iail ~ / oclnck on Saturday und
hurry py the ciszers, about | 900 of wEom
were present. Johnson was captured on
Sunday. The other two were taken at
Canton, brought here Saturday morning
aud lodged in jail They all confessed
their guilt on the sallows
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

Is prepared t-LeliTcr ics IN all parts OF tiJa CITY
and vii uro-np;ig attend 10 all orders left ut IS
i9res cn VI n st'e-,. ~ IL
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SIMMONS

CTATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CouRr,
~ MANtTowoc COUNTY.
Carl l.. NJ. Brandt Plaiatiff, against Anna
r Brandt Defendent, Summons for Relief
Complaint served
To the DefeAdant ADORE Ndmed:-You are
hereby Summoned and required to ans wer
the complaint in this action. which will be
fledin the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of said County, at Manitowoc Ia said
County, and state or the 24th day f-Angast
A. ID. 1874 and to serve a cory of .Sour ans wer
to the sail complaint on, the suscribeis at
their Office, iu SAID City Of Mahitowoc,ln said
County, within twenty days after tie service
Of this summons on YOU, exclusive of the day
of such service; and you fail to answer the
said complaint within tie time aforesaid, the
plaintiff viii apply to the Court for relief
demanded in'the complaint,
Dated, Manitowoc, Aug 2ith 1874
WrirE 4 FoRRrsr,
!,asntitfs Attorneys.
S36-6w Manitowoc Wis.
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Prime BtsmSfskS Opinion Of the
- assns His Negotiation with the
French.


PAris Correspondence OF the Lon ,on Times.
The Saxon military baud gave private
performance before Priace Bismarck fe =
weeks ago in Berlin, just prior to his dcpar
ture for klssingen, asid one of It's members
has furnished a Dresden paper with an ac-
count oftheir reception bJ him. rte Prince
stoWed .hem over histduse, and pDaasfng 10
g DISK in the priacess' room told thea. his
WIFE, rs they might observe, kept the
casa. lie Lad from the beginning intrust-
ed her With the Charge of his money affairs,
while he attended to politics, and lie would
advise eTefy married man to do the same,
taking Do mSre than his.wI5e gaze hien.
Drawing a table out of the corner, he
said: At this table NJ Theirs. NJ Favre
and lplayed dummy game at whist. The
dummy was won partly owing to you Say
ons, for il all ha not been so brave would
have teld no trumps in my hand. When
we began to negotiate, tie gentlemen
would not understand my, French because
l demanded toe Euch. The,eupen Isroke
German ts them, ,fund that thevwould Lot
at first properly understand; but at last
We agreed. They conceded everything,
and ~hen they .aa1 signed their mines to
Il ! again spoke .Prenc ch7 with .hc;n Had
We been united 200 years ago We need not
Lave been tyrannized over by the French;
but now, thank God, We are united,
and l hope we shall remain SO. If they
oEce more require it, ~ sail again give
them a fall ~
Alluling to the war Of 1866, the PRICE
said he had always respected the Saxons,
for they above all had tue courage to stand
against Prussia, when all the others had
lost their heads. "You must sec," he
said, that it could cot be helped. We
sere forced to see which of u. was the
strongest"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
IN PROBATE E:-ManitovSoc County

l. CONT.
In the matter of the estate Of Wiihe lmna
kautz, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance of an Order Of License, made
in said matter, on the .23d day Of
June, A D,ls7ab bY tae Cpunty Court of
said eonlty, tha auaersis1ed Administrator
of s'il deceased, will, o4 Noqday the 2lst
day of SerierGgr, \ b l-1a,at ten clock
in the forenoon Of said day. at the Office of
The County Judge, in the Csy Il Mantle
voc, in sai& County, offer for s'aa, ct put
lie vendue- ', he fsMpwirg iescrite I. laais 30
wit: The Aarth-west quarter of lie North
west quarter Of Section No FIVE (5) Town
Is, Range II East, and also the Northeast
Guarter.of the Southeast quarter of Section
No. six (6) TCwa No, (is) Range (2l) aud
also the Nor,h-Eest quarter Of the South,
east quarter of SECTION No, ISL in Town. No
(l9) North of Range (2l) East, all situated
IN said county.
The.Terms of Sale will be made known
at the time and place of sale.
'Da.ed at NaEitowoc, the 2ith day g Aug
ust A. u '1Sfi."
SS3w JoHS DRAHEis.
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IN fGieNATIo&AI
-
roR' tfEAT BRITAIN AND SPAIN TO

-tR = EEAI I'Ri TAIN AND SPAIN TO
6s. = .SETTLg.
LONDON, Aug. u: A Additional CORE
spondence between the British government
and it's representatives. at Madrid, concern
in. the Nirginits outrage, is published
Mr. Mcdonnell, British charge de aE4ircs,
writes to Lord De.by, July, II, dchar
ing that = settlement lee made by f,e,I
and not too d.-tant date, Mr.. Mcdonnell
teleGrapbs to Lord Derby, Aug. Z, that
Senor L lloa, the Spanish Minister of For.
cign hfAirs. agrees that the indemnity
sifsfi be settled immediately ui.dqr certain
reservations.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
SlAIN,

THE cARLIs-s AT PCYCERDA
I.DSIb, Aug. Sl.-The Carlists have
made two determined assaults on Puycerda
to dfv, but without effect Both attacks
were rerul-el. AMI the be-iegcrs in their
rage set ere TO and destroyed the houses
outside tie r.Hs. ",
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
CTATE OF wIsCoNslN-cgunty Q

CTATE OF wISCoNSIN-Cgu gunty of
~ Manitowoc.
Probate oEce. August, 81, 4 u. 1874
IN the matter of the Proof and Prnhate If
the last viii and Testament Of hIistaR
Le:hier, deceased. iats of tha county Of: Man
| itog-e
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be tie last Will and Testament of
! Christian Lechler deceased late of the
C 1unty Of Manitowoc. Wis, has been filed in
this ofice. and whereas application has been
made by fcr'iinand Rec, praying that the
same be proven and adEitted to Probate
according to the laws of this state.
Therefore, it is ordered that said appliea-
tion be heard before me at the Probate Of
fee in the city Of Manitowoc in said County.
on the 2ist day u September, A. D. 1871, at
| 10 o clock in the forenoon.
And it IS further ordered, that notice 81 all
be given TO ali persons interested in said viii,
| Of tie tiHie aud place Of said hearing, by
| publication in the Naritowoc PILor q news
/ paper printed in said county for three sue
/ eessiye weeks, once each week prior to
/ the time Of sch bearing.
! BY the Court,
T. 6. 0LNSTED,
o36-3w County Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
FRED. SCHROEDER,

Keeps all kiuds OF Meatss Sausage. Hams. Lard
etc, WHICH he sih sell at tne lowest prices, iu
quIutty and Rad to suit pm chasers. Any one
wing ca le. hogs ot sheeo IL sell, Will call
auo receive tne s.She3t p-ces. II 4 lY
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
sES ERAL REGIMENTS

have been sent to Sicily because of the IN.
crease of hrigandage and general lawless-
ness. Courts marital have been establish.
ed for the pronrIt punishment of the offeh.
IerS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

The comet has departed, and now we
miss the biyeuare of kirtenish lovers on the
housetops, and the tIushing, titterlpg, and
giggiing incident to crawling through the
scuttle way.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

Attorney and Counselor At Law, an Court Com
IN s>ioner tor MaDItoH oc cJunn. An business en-
trcs'ed 10 his care viii be promptly and G.athIul,
altss tel 10. AIvice honestly gwen. Tor whlcl a
reasonable charge VIII be made. ONCE cr Bugalo
ST.. between Eighth and Ninth. ,iat.I.-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
ms EhEl SXMES

Dealer in all kilas OF Stoves an Hiriwa-o and
Manufactured o Cooper, Tin, and She6t.ircD o ware
Ei-hih-st., South side. r the Bridxe, Nanlto
voc u ! ,
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NoRTBvyEsrEUyV,I ALICE

Franklin.st.. ManltOwoc, NJ KcttenhoNep
Proprietor. The large brIcG tslditioa recently
bull, mas been furnished 10 excellent sr,le MAKING
Il one oil the largest ana most complete noteIs in
Manito voc. \ good sable is kept in connection
with Tue house, where STOCK 1, be well provided
tor. 10 .tiv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

From the Charleston News and Courier
doing. all IS quiet to night tut til, Radi-
ell sou, IS .sr.4-ed ty Q rumor that Presi-
dent Grsas yestsTdas .slegraphed to Gen.
hcrshaw to yis:: him, inaaeiiately. There
isa fearful lopkiag ou. For the most unpal-
atable things to come, and the Radical
baca bone is much weakened :.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

THE MOUTH OF THE CRATER
Row., Ans. 3l.-Mount Etna has been
70 se'te of eruption since Saturday, and
streams of lava are POURING from three
crnttrs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
GRE AT HR I AIN.

LoTpoS, Aug. 3l.-The' Great Eastern up
to yesterday noon had PAD out 647 nauti-
cal miles Of the Anglo American Company's
cable
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Fashionable Tailor. Ali goods made ay the sub.
scriber warranted 10 fit tie foruf- TIises res-
sonable ard / am bauni to plo..se those who give
me thci- cgstoT. Shop on York-st, tvs doors
west OF saa Sdpdiale HoL-e, AZ Al 1y
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MIIl.l4N LANGIn,

Dealer in owes also Manu- ract urer of Tin Sneet
Iron and CoD9er ware. All kinds OF rep tiri tone
Eishtli-st. between York aud BaHaio, ManitJ~oc
IL
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- Why did you leave your last place?n IL
4airel a young shousekeeper about 10 engage
Il neT servant. "Why, you see, m.'am,S'
replied the applicant, = was too good lock
lnS; aud when | opened the door folks teck
,oe fer the naissusp
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PAIL LJEHNEE

Rays the highest price f"r Whe.t aud other DR.
dpce, otce on Ihe northeast conner Of DuGalo an
Eighth st's., Manitowuc. - iill
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

Familiar truthsi Iodine and cantharides
wllremove WAITS, but not SO fast as Z buzz
saw, lot lemonade will take the velvet
of : hob Geld, but i ho: whiskey wclTdn'
90 1t Just rs well, tai Colds would Be scar.
Ger. Gray hairs sslrer the eYeuing of life
but thatwas befors the pocahon.as color.
ing fluid was discovered.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

4 TTQRNEAS AND octNsELoRs AT LAW.
"A Onbe on Eighth-street, Manito voc
Wisconsin,. Collection promptly attended
to. - ..I-aS-Iv
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The new vest ;has a deep pocket that
completely hides cigar, so that the man
who asks you for "the mate to that" can
never bring blush to your face by discover
sns 1t after you have told him Il haven't
sLother, fellow Just gave me thl. -
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+. CkESlJS.
EnWiun CaNAIaA-

Wholesale and Refill dea er IN Hats. Caps Furs
G'oNes, Mttens, Robes etc. Iork-st., bet eel
Ei.utn and Nipta, Mauitowoc l2-i4yI
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vaSCnNSar EnuSE

Corner of Ninto and Jay streets, Jere Daley
PROPRIETOR. Tnis is new nous :, and well cited
up With all modern Improvements. : good.ss.bie
is also Kept il connection with the honse. ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

Mr.. hizer, of Nicksburg, didn't want to
tny dog, and when the boys kept asking
him he took down hi. muskes and shot two
OF them. Now they are inquirins: .'Oh!
hlzeT, don't YOU want to stretch a rope?"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
G.. BlELlN>


Pro.es sor OF Music will give lessons in Vocal
instrumental Muse ia the city OF Manitowoc apt
Two Rivers. EesCecce On Eigatli.si near IN,
x III mouse. IL sI Il
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FOREIGN,

4 Great sritiiu ana. SoniI Ta.kiux
Syer thc Firgi!iiua Affair." C.arli>i a
s.tua. Ouilavry ia liaIy Other
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CIsARt as SCRaFrEK.

l lAsHIosABLt TAILOR, has removed to
IL Buffalo street, , doors west of R1nd;s
Store. A! work warranted well done and
to fit.
Manitowos, Nov. 80, 1878. l4-25-ly
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A APlain.SP0xen Kcntackcy Judge
From The Courisr Iournal

Ffon he COURIER J0urnal.
once knew highly y-esteemed and learn
cd judge in kentuckey who was asked by the
jury, in the course of = very elaborate and
perplexin5 instruction, whether the defend
ant in case of trespass, who claimed tit 5
TO certain lands, had fight ,c enter upoa
them or not q That pint" said he, "is
Cor you to decide, and not me, and ! am
dhmned glad Of it,
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J.F. PRlYCRAHI.

Attorney and Counselor pt Law. Two Rivers
viii attend 20 Co ec.Cus aAd' othef' w slness ia
) Mar f.awGc luI,ty IL i yICiGisY. - 13 lily
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A rural paper observed with great facil-
tY i of expressi ion: 80, These. ..aaCnli-tt
nights . All, by how ntany vine embow-
cred gate soft eyes look love TO eyes that
speak again. and the pressure CT the tiny
hand inthei hase ,,asculine pax wakes to
| ecstacv the Living Lar =,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

Dentist, office in Sherman's new building or
+ ghtast, Nanitowoc. Particular attention
gwen TO all the different branches OF the profe,s
ion, and all worx warranted. reeta extracIe,,
HlbLout Naiu lS4fly
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
II. X. PAINE, N. u.

Homeopathic Physician Surgeon and Accoucheur
has permanently located Il Ianloyoc.
.orRacS H. Jss Sto 4. AZ
- i TO and 20 s 2. ".
ONCE, iu Pens buil,fih. coraer Of SurE AMI
NIntn street. !
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orES bars-Mosqaito nettin IS.
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". ). PIERPONT,

Attorney and Counselor Al Law. OGlce on corn
OF EIshtn ard Quay-sts. ManIIowoc. IL II
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j. ID. MARKHAM

gAttorneys and Cnuusellors Law. Sth sire
South side. doors Norta OF P,,stOni1e.'
German spoken III this Ofecs, II Il ~
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WHITE 4 FORREST.
II. q IL w. }. H

Attorneys at L.w. Once on E,shth.st.. sout
side opposite Schuette's Store. l3 40 I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-13

The Constitutional Convention in
Ohio is more progressive than any o
the other similar Conventions that hay .
been recently held, and will probably
submit for ratification by the people q
seperate provision giving the right OF
voting to the women Of the State.
Pennsylvania permits under the new
Constitution. the election Of women to
any office created by the school law
but Ohio proposes to 60 the whole
figure and authorize female suffrage
and female office-holdiug if the people
80 decree. The Convention ought 10
authorize the women of the State alone
to vote for or against the adoption OF the
proposition, in order to determine
whether the women o! Ohio really wan'
the privilege which it is proposed to
thrust upon them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-13

The Professor OF Natural Philosophy
in q certain college recently gave the
class a problem TO think OF during the
night, and answer the next day. The
question was this: IF hole were
bored through the centre Of tie earth
from side 10 side, and a ball dropped
into it, what motions would the ball
pass through and where would it come
to state OF rest p The next morning
a student was called up to solve the
problem. what answer have you TO
give 10 the problem ?" asked the Pro-
lessor. We'll, really" replied the
student, II have not thought OF the
main question, but oil preliminary one.
How are you going TO get that hole
bored through Z?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-13
THE TEXAS TROUBLE.

There is trouble in Texas. The
Democrats have carried the State BY
an overwhelming maority-4O,OOO or
more-but the Republican officials,
among them the Judge Of the Supreme
Court, are unwilling to give up their
positions. Accordingly, case has been
made up for adjudication and the Su-
preme Court has decided that the late
election was held in violation OF law
and that the officers elected by the peo-
pie have no right TO assume the iunc-
tons OF their offices.
The Supreme Court in question Is
one OF the relics OF military rule. lie
members were never elected by the peo'
q pie and never could be 80 chosen. They
were appointed during the disorders
that prevailed at the close OF the wa n
and have manifested their incapacity
in the determination OF every case that
has been brought before them. VI
course they desired TO hold on TO their
power and 10 the dignity which they
had not deserved, and Of course they
pronounced unconstitutional any at
tempt to put in their places judges
chosen by the people.
The legally elected officers, however,
avowed their intention OF taking their
places, and then came threats that the
United States government would inter.
fere for the protection OF the Republic
can officials, and GRANTS bayonets
would accomplish wha, the ballots OF
the Texans had pronounced against.
To the credit of the President be it
eaid he declines to interfere in the con-
troversy. and to bis lasting praise be it
spoken, he advises the iucipiept reYo-
lutionists in Texas to succumb to the
will OF the people as expressed in the
recent election. President GRANTS dis
patch to Governor DAVIS which we pub
lish this morning, contains in very
modest phrase. a world of good
advice, aud il its sugges.
ton be needed. as we believe it
will be, the Texas trouble will be set
tied ut once and forever.
Really, President GRANT is growing
wiser day by day, and might not be q
very bad President in "the Third Term"
after all.
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The Living Telegrapher.

Symptoms are the. Ale9dy alesaabis
its condition. But they are not always read
Alright, and the medicines administered
sometimes aggravate instead OF relieving
the complaint. CONSPICUOUS among the in
stances of malpractice which sre OF daily
occurrence, Is the habit OF dosing dyspeptic
and constipated inVallds with powerful
cathartics Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, in
which are skillfully blended the vegetable
elements best adapted to the IMMIGRATION
OF the stomach, and removal, without yio-
lence, OF regular discharges from the bowels
should be taken twice or thrice day "a q
remedy for indigestion Of every type, and
for costiveness, whether chronic or casual
No other medicine will b9 requil ed and the
cure will be rapid and painless. No medi-
cine. as yet discovered or compounded,
EQUALS Hostetter's Bitters as a specific for
all affections OF The liver, aswell as Tor dis
eases OF the stomach, the bowels. and the
nerves.