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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Proposed Military Telegraph
Lines In Texas.
Durne0 to DGath Reception TO
Emile 0l;vlcPe.
The Missing steamship Bis
ll0rCk.
Special dispatch to the Dallas llcraldl

Special dispatch to the Dallas Hcr9ld,l
WASHINGTON, March 5.-General
Myers informs the house that the
length Of the proposed military tele-
graph in Texas is one thousand two
hundred and seventy-fivc miles, and
estimated the cost at one hundred dol
lars ucr mile. This does not include
the estimated cost Of transportation.
The cost Of keeping it in repair is esti-
mated at eight dollars per mile.
The secretary of war sent to the
house to-day n letter from General G.
NJ. Dodge, chief engineer OF the Texas
and Pacific railroad, who states that
that railroad now has n line in opera
ton to Dallas, which will soon be
completed to Fort Worth. The gov
ernment then ought to start from Fort
Worth and run via WeatherfOrd and
Fort Richardson to Fort Sill, with q
branch from Richardson via Griffin,
Concho, Stockton, Davis, etc,
INDIANAPOLIS, March "a house
nine miles from the city, was burned
yesterday. Two colored children were
locked inside, and were burned to
death. Their parents were absent.
PARKS, March 6.-Hhe French acad-
envy has postponed the contemplated
reception to Emile Oliviere because he
persists in retaining his inaugural adj
dress, portion of which is II eulogy Of
the Emperor Louis Napoleon,
NEW YORK, March 6.-ConsiderablC
anxiety is expressed respecting the
safety of the steamship Professor Bis
marck, which left Bremen three
weeks ago via southampton, atwhicl
port she took on extra cargo and pas
sengers, and left on the fifteenth o
February for New York, and has no
been heard of.
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A Feeneh nedroon,.

Now g0to the bedroom, and from tho
door absorb itwith yourcyes, Cor never
have you seen picture more conn
plelc, The walls, the hNnplnps an,
the seats nre all in pale blue satin lsh'
Is iairl, edged sparlngly with velvet o
the same shade, and embroidered
dNintlly with moss roso-buds, swalhed
In still ppler yellow leaves, But thi'
description, though exact, gives no
idea Of the effect produced by that
wondrous Tissue of the incredible effect
Of deliCaCy and thorough feminine cle'
gnncc which II sheds around, The
room Is filled with vague, floating
grace lis very detail IL combined TO aid
aud sustain the almost fairy aspect II
presents, Tho bed la shrouded IN
lhlckly wadded satin curtaIns, inside
Of which hang Others made of muslin
50 vigorously iilmy HAT lls folds seem
almost mist, the coVcrlct, which hide
the lncc-trlmmcd sheets aud pillows,
~ In blue satin, lined with cider down,
and covered with the same veil oi
ll0nting white, hanging down In Il
deep il0unce over the woodwork of the
Dcu,
The toilet table Is The samc-a nest
ling maze of transparency and lace,
with blue beneath, and knots and
streamcrs Of mingled satIn and velvet
round. ON the chimney.piece stand Il
clock and candlesticl OF Seyrcs china,
The piano Is in pale bols do rose mot
rosewood, which X "A very different
substance, inlaid with plates of paint
ed Sevres TO match. AT night ligh,
comes from above, where hangs n
lamp Of Sevres again. In our day,
with our active ideas and actual wants,
such rooms rs these are typical; they
represent the highest form Of rcallIa-
ton of modern taste without It's faults,
or rather with MS little Of them rs Is
consistent with the expenditure Of so
much money and 50 much thought. In
these rare vases vanity seeks for am
other satisfaction than that of glare,
but vanity * ut the bottom all the
same; the only difference IL that it is
accompanied 10y true sense Of art.
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From the Itheca, NY, JoiratlS.
Rev. James Erwin, presiding elder
of the Itheca NJ. T.. district, and Rev.
Il. A. Perk, pastor of the Sneidrake
NJ. T.. church, on Friday had fearful
fall over precipiee fifty feet high, and
escaped almost unhurt. 1t occurred on
the west shore of Cayuga lake, short
distance below Sheldrake village. They
had driven in a buggy to visit a family
residing there, and when about to
leave, undertook to turn around at a
narrow point in the road, when the
horse became unmanageable and ran
off Il perpendicular bank, over fifty feet
high, into the lake. The carriage-top
caught in the trees, which partly broke
the force of the fall, but it was smashed
to pieces. MIR. Erwin was, of course,
thrown out, but was caught in the
brush, and received no serious injuries
besides being saved most disagreed
bic wetting by going into the lake.
Mr.. Perk had an involuntary INNER
sion, and escaped with only slight in
iuries. The horse was taken out, and,
although pretty badly hurt, was able
to walk to stable near by. The prec-
ipice is dangerous one, and the citi
zens of that vicinity say that ut differ
ant times cattle have been known tC
fall over it, always being instantly
killed.
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IfELEG RAP HlC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yesterdays Proceedings Of The
Texas LEGISLATURE.
Trial OF Judge Chambers-liillS
ana Resolutions Passed.
snccinl .l!snnleh TO lhe nnllas lIoralAl

Special dispatch 10 the Dallas llemld,l
AUSTIN, March 5,-'Ihe senate was
engaged rs n high court of impeach-
ment on the ease Of Judge Chambers
In the house petition was presented
hy Mr.. Douglass from the citizens Of
Navarro Limestone, McLennm and
Hin counties, for new county,
The following bills were passed;
Emancipating minors the minor
must be nineteen years Of age, instead
of seventeen as required by the Old
law; an act amending the act organic
ing district courts and defining the ju-
Ilsliction and duties of the same; IN act
preventing fraudulent appropriations
of borrowed or personal property an
net authorizing the selection of special
Judges in certain criminal cases. This
act applies to where judges are or have
been interested in cases coming before
courts; an act providing for the regis
tration Of deeds in unurganized coun-
ties an act amending the act regulai-
ing elections; an net protecting carpen-
tors, artisans, etc.; an act authorizing
the funding Of the debt Of the several
counties and providing for the pay
ment thereof an act authorizing Il
change of Venue in certain cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-06

10 think that the more man eats
the fatter and stronger he will BECOME.
70 believe that the more hours chill
dren study the faster they will learn.
TO conclude that, if exercise is good,
the more violent it is the more Is done.
To imagine that every hour taken from
sleep is an hour gained. 70 act on the
presumption that the smallest room in
the house is large enough to sleep in.
TO eat a hearty supper for the pleasure
experienced during the brief time it is
passing down the throat, nj the OK
pense of n whole night of disturbed
sleep, and II night of weary waking in
the morning.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY SCRIP WILL PAY TAXES

Notice is hereby given that am author
lied. by an order of the council, to receive
Curing the month OF March only all city
scrip not fundable, under the ordinance
passed July %, 1873, in payment of all city
taxes now due--ad valorcm, occupation and
all others. And / will Just say to you that
the cause of great complaint isnow removed,
and all who do not pay up by the 21tli lnst.
will find their names on delinquent list in
possession of Judge Kerfoot for collection,
and l mean just what | say. | will not
leave nv office to hunt upany man.
DALLAS Texas March 5, 1874, 2ld3t
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be,
tween the undersigned under the style ana
firm of Wellborn Il Scruggs, Is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent, eaoh party con-
tiruiug business In his own name; 1900
C.R. WELLBORN.
j. b. SCRUGGS.
Dallas, March 3, 1874. lSdlw
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MAIL NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for carrying the United
states mail between the postottice and the
Houston and Texas Central railroad depot,
way, W i'll be received by the postmaster at
Dallas, until IL O'Clock m, saturday, March
7tb, lS3i. Service to commence the 10Th inst,
and continue until otherwise ordered by tue
postmaster re neral, WIN. JONES, Pm.
l8dlt
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NOTICE..

All persons are hereby notified that a man
bv the name of Harry Hewitt, who claims
to he nm agent of mine in the Fire and Life
Insurance business, has no authority to act
MS agent, either for the Home Fire Insurance.
company of New York, or the Alabama
nolicips issued by him, numbered IL, II, -
and Il. in the Home of New York, are fraud
ulent as these policies are not signed by me,
and were stolen out of my desk, in my office
on Elm street, during my absence, by TINS
man Hewitt. w. IL. CABEil4,
Agent for Home Fire Insurance and Ala
bama Gold Life insurance companies.
Dallas, Texas, March 4, 1874. l9d3t
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A gray hair as espied by a lady
among the raven locks of o fair
friend of hers a few days ago. ION,
pray null it out,n she exclaimed. "lfl
pull it out ten will come to the iuneraii,
replied the lady who made the unwel-
come discovery. "Pluck 1t out never
theless,n said the dark haired damsel;
ait is of no sort of consequence how
many came to the funeral, provided
they all come In black"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

To exhaust still further the vitality Of an already
feeble invalid with sharp evGeuAn,s and Other
ngth-destroying medicines. No case Of dys-
pspsiA, liver complaint, constipation nervous
weakness or periodic fever was ever cured In
that way. What tho debilltAted sufierer needs
Is remedy In which the properties Of an In.
vigorsnt, asumulAnt mud apotisnt, a Ieda,
tive, and blood purient arc combined, and
Hostetter's Stomach bitters 10 the only prepare.
tion before the world in which these essential
sanltary ements are united in the proportions
necessary TO overcome disease without pros,
tTating the patient. This agreeable AID potent
word Q restorative. for II restores the strength
OF the body, re-establishts functional regularity,
enEiehes the deRenerated blood, and rleMs the
clopd0d brain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09
ChiealEso,' MarkeI.

CHICAGO, July s,-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-DemAnd active and
prices advanced; No. . spring 81 Isl
! l4k closed at 81 1881 II spot reject.
60 200, CoEn-Demand fair and prices
advanced, closed firm; No. 3 mixed 60iS
COLO spot; G04a0lte seller IDLY; closed al
6Ote buyer July. 0Ats--DemBnd active
and prices advanced; No. 9, 45il46c spot
44tc buyer July. Rye-scarce and Arm
81 90 bid. Bafley-Dull and nominal
Potk-Demand active md prices I'D.
VAnced, $40 90, LArd-Demand fair and
market firm. eli S5Al1 81 spot and SELL
er July. Whisky-sIeady and In mod
crate demand, 04lc,
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esrs=Ibee Il In your soit rlauces Van
wish to marry her-but YOU are Door.
Here, hold out your hand-here & the
9eet contract gotAke her and be happy
Heaven bless you, my children =!
inns y al ! know about the great beef
contract that has created 60 much talk n
NE community. The clerk 10 whom /
oequeathed Il died. I know nothing fur
Their about the contract or anyone con-
nected with It Ionly know that II a man
lives long enough he can trace Thing
through the Circumlocution office 81
Washington, and find out, after much
labor and trouble and delay-thSt which
no could have found ont on the first day
1.-The buslness Of the olEcumlocution offlce
were % ingepiously systematlIed as Il
-'gopld be Y \ were 4 great practical mer.
cant w, Inst itnii0n,. M. lfi q, .-I.l ~
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Cincinnati Matk,t.

CrNCINEAT1. July s.-Co,ton-Dull a,
1879. Flour-Dull but unchanged. Wheat
|-FiTmer at 81 92A1 90. Corn.Qulet Of
65a66c. 0ats-stesdy at Assoc. Rye
-Firmer OF 900, Barley-Dull and nom.
inAl. Mess Pork-Aciive at $40 12ta
10 S7f, LArd-Demand active and prices
advanced 10 10ta12c. Bulk Meats-Fitm;
shoulders 6Ic; clear rib sides OF; clear
sides 9ia9tc. Bacon-Demaiid fair and
market firm at 79A7ic. Whlsky-stesdy
At Q4c
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baltimore. Market,

BALTIMORE. July s.-Flour-steAdy
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower;
Ohio and Indiana 81 80a1 40. Corn
Firm, 77a7sic; oAts--Acliye al 8sA72c
Rye-Firmer, $la1 10. Porkascarce q
$40 12i. Bulk Meats-Flrmer; shoulders
7ia94c; clear rib l0Al0tc. B4con-Activei
shoulders &c; clear rib lie. LHd-123c.
Butter-Fair demand, 29a25c. Coffee
Unchanged. WhiSky-Unchanged.
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New York Market,

NEW YoRK, July s-Cotton-Dull a
17ic, Flour more active; quotations un.-
changed. Wheat-A shade firmer; lGll
demand; No. Q spring 81 S8A1 8s; On,
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 2s
al 80. Barley, Rye and MAlt-UnchanR
ed. Corn-Good demand; western mixed
76l77c; high mixed and yellow western
76ia77ic. 0Ats-Firmer; mixed western
eO46lic; white eSAg0c. Hay, Hops and
Observation-Disclosures. Whfsky-steady
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II Per Chance

You lave got into trouble procure at once q
package OF the eamAritan's Gift, use Is directed
and you will DO all right In three OF four cas- 9.
The trouble when taken In tine IL emily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the Qulck Il
visited and he gives bis course OF BAlSam Co,
pAibe, then very olten serious complications
hAps months.
Another iAllaey IS, In persons trying to rave q
few cents, dabble 10 cheap drugs, which 90 die.
order and heken the iomAeh that almost death
Itself would be relief. samRritan's Gift " i
cure every time, with no more unploSsantreaultl
than u the troub had noI existed Gt all.
Male packages, 81; Female, IS. Sent BY mail
to any GddresS. DESMOND q CO., ProplletolS
olb Race street, PohiiAdalphIR -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

NRw YoRK, July s.-Business was only
moderately active in q few departments
Cotton goods in steady demand for low
and medium brown and bleached makes
Of steady prices. Writings Vile A
blesched shirttngs reduced TO 1lfc by
agents, Dark prints more inquired for;
Americans 10c. Cloths, cassimeres and
worsted coatlpgs In fair request.
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PhiladeIphia Market,

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-Flour-A 1T
lie more active; superfne IS 50A4 10.
Wheat-Very dull. oorn-steady at 79a
SOC. oats-steady at G8a87c. Provisions
An improved demand. Pork-$l9 90
Shoulders ln salt-74c. Lard-12al2ic.
Whisky-9Sic, -.s
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5COMMERClAl lRD FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

| IS,,s.--. =, ~. - Wednesday, July D.
buzzEa-aettng Eeatee. Quotations temLi
liRas feTDn Sii:ss ~ PER pound. .
!. 90 esS.s-HAnsy, tss Us and u IS plair
e eEEias-Ths market Is still active, but mice,
temGth unchanged. We quota prime Ohio iIc
tory at1ati1,fr; HktmI EtIower fAtes,
CANRID Goops, Trade 10 VERY good In this
department. probably better than usual Al nm
season OF the year. Quotations: PtackSl
- D cans - IS pof dozGn; 8 b cans. n AS
7orsatott-S D cans, - 90 : D eans. n 81
oorn-WinAlow, 81 81; other IVeet Com. a Sd,
common Corn, $a0o. Miscellaneous straWbef.
ries. q oo; Pine apples, 81 81; Lima Beaus,
% oG etting Beans, q 90 Peas, ~ aSa9 rs:
Damson PluinS - Is. TT.
DArID FRurF.-There 70 little 0, no demand
tof anything Of this Kind. PsaeHGs-lOAl9Ye
FfatASs-l9Ke -0arTGntE-eXe,
R0eszNot-romlhS IN a freeIy A utuu
Ne satbeon the ruling figure for several dsys.
.fnH-QuotAuons arc for packages containing
100 pounaS sound hah, light weights and lnieriof
quality at prices to correspond. No. Z, halibblE,
90 IS; No. 8 do. large tS7S; No. 8 do. medium
- IS CodaSh Is 50, Lake white aIh A a.
Lake herring Is 90, Lake ihad q %, Lake
piekerel IS 90. Potomac Roo hiring a 90,
all half bairelS. "
FLouR-ThiS market 10 inactive. Considerable
more -four 10 Offering than can be sold. Quota.
lions:
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New Yotk llO1eI snd stoek nnrL.,,

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRKs July s.-MoNEY-2. pen
cent; prime mercantile paper 6ia7 per
cent. :. - =. *
STERLING ExcHASeR-Hesvy at "a sss
"a 81 for AIxty days and "a s9G4 s9f ior
sight sas
GoID410eFsto9t. Opening and clos
ing at these prices respectively. Carrying
rates 1a2i per cent, closing at II per cent.
olearipgSs S4S, 900, 600. Custom receipts
$S94, 900. Treasury disbursements $685.
600. SD 49,. -
GovEANMRSTs-Flrm and in good de-
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CLEVELAND, July s.-Wheat-steady;
No. 1 red 81 2S; No. Q 81 Is. Corn
Quiet at 70A7lc. 0ats-Quiet at 52a55c.
Petroleum-Quiet; standard white car lots
10c; Ohio Stale test TO 100 deg. 1876.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

TOLEDO. July s.-Flour and Wheat
Dull but unchanged. CoFn-Demand
active and prices advanced; high mixed
04ic; seller August and September 64sc;
low mixed 64c; no grade Gle. Oats
Quiet; No. 2, SOC; Michigan Gle.
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GoyERNMRNTs-Flrm and in good d
RAIIRoAp BoypE-Qulet and steal

RAILROAD BoNpG= ulel and steady.
sTocKS-Irregntar and generally weak
and lower, with the lowest prices current
At The close, the dseIine TOT the day rang
Ing lrom't toat2per cent. The following
were the bales- 6t tha- principal stocks
Western Union 1900, Pacific 5000, Erie
1000, Lake Shore: So 900, Union Pacific
10 900, Northwestern 10 900, Rock Island
10000, 81. Paul 1000 ind Wabash Z 600
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DAMNED GOODS.

THIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEA.
u soH-N, O. SUGAR. Jlst received By
deetI LlBT, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS,
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THE FGVOEITE HOME REMEDY.

Il emIAently . Family Medicine; and by belna
kept ready for Immediate resort will save many
an hon.. Of suffering and many dollar In time
and d0etorS bills.
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

~ s-ECEENLOAS. oEGSIfIS
For an diseases Of tia Live. Stomach and Spleen
ThesTNPToNA Of Liver Complaint are bitter
OF bad taste In the mouth; Pain In the Back
Sides or joints, often mistaken for RheumAtim;
Sour Stomach: Loss Of Appetite; Bowels Glier.
nAtely eostiye and lar; Headache; Loss Of man,
oFy, with Apatnful sensation Of having failed u
do something which ought 10 have been done;
De6tHty, Lol0 SptrItt, . thick yellow appearance
Of the skin and Bye; . dry Cough often nistl.
ken for Consumption
Sometimes many Of theee symptoms attend
the disease, o. othefl very few; bat the LITfR,
the largest organ In the body, IL generally the
seat Of tho diSeAso. ADD Il not Regulated in time
great suffering, WretehedneIs and DHLTH will
For DYsPrPnL. CONSTIPATION, JaundIce, Bill.
ious attacks, sloH HEAnAcHH, Collie, Depression
OF Spirits, souR STOMACH, Heart Burn, &C., 30.
T1s OAGapGSt, PaFsst and Bet Ranly kadleas
- u ttS Ho4ldi .
Manufactured only by GO
]. n. ZEILIN q CO.,
b Neon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Plfcr, q %. Sad oVdH Drs90iAG.
Apli-eodkWl- ~ "a ~ ~ ~ -.
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TraveIers' Guide.

IL aanpal! q num-. . u
3. . Q. r. q .:.l $40 Am. go pm. 1919 pm.
CentrAl Ohio Div &e5 an. 1000 Am. $50 pm.
CleVeld . PittA, Hoo am. Gl:35 p.m.l Goa pm
HOnpaeld R. R.. $40 am ,,..,.,,. &90pm.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20
WAYNESBUR(s,

Our old town has presented lively appear
snce for some weeks past, and will continue to
DO 80, on account Of the many persons Who
stop or pass through here looking after rail-
rosd contracts or points to open stores, set UP
mills, etc, along the line Of the Cincinnati
Southern railroad. This road psss~ about Q
half mile West Of ...... We slso have q silver
smith shop in the burg Our hotels sre
crowded with transient and permanent guests.
....sQui,e q crowd vas in town last Saturday,
and an the talk was about candidate. and rail-
roads......As your paper v III not take sides for
any one specially in this little family quarrel
among Democrsts, ! shall not give you an sx-
preston Of opinion As to who Of them will get
the best vote here at the Primary election. .....
Married, al the residence " the brides mother,
By Esquie Psdgeit, Mr. =. GoocH " Miss
AoSrs SrAns. We wish the young pair =
long aud happy liie......Elder n. b. Creek
mores school closed fe~ days ago. Mr.. C.
IL young man Of refinement and talent, snd
will doubles. make an able minister of the
Baptist church. May success attend him .....
Our farmers are all busy getting ready for The
coming crop. All kinds Of provender is in great
demand to feed railroad stock. We hope that
much will be raised this year, as il will be in
great demand, st good prices.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
BY Our Special Correspondents.
NORTH side ITEMS.

The fruit crop i- very promising see. In
sbundant wheat crop msy b. con6dcntislly
expected, as II looks we'll over Central Ken
tueky.... The great smount Of rainfall hs.
PLACED Nrm work greatly behind, but still the
season is not too far advanced 10 srt up with
the work II II does not rsir rs usl......rrof.
Huehc. hast full school al White Oak, and
i- di-chsrsine bic duty faithfully. We Learn
that he will rc-orssnise The Sunday School
here This ia q step in the right direction, for
the Sunday School i- the hand-n maid Of the
Church. II will be done ON sbe 9Th Sunday
in thS month THE Debating Society here
had . discussion lac, Saturday night.....we
learn thu, the Red Star Society, Of Lancaster,
will have grand torch-light procession there
on Tuesday night, March 3lst.
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Isulaski's Children.

The following letter from Mr. ". b. Pet
tue, Of Missouri, renewing his subscription ~
the JOURNAL is a specimen u the very many
letters ~e sre constantly receiving from old
citizens Of Pulaski aud Lincoln who are nov
located in the We-, or south: "The Pulaski
Column is highly interesting to me, o. l am
one of the numerous of.prngs Of old Pulaski.
Curd evidently undeI.tsa,l. his busincs., and
spare. no pains To promote the welfare Of the
citizens Of his county. Pulaski county Justly
deserves oil the praise that can l~ given her,
and through the hene6ts to be raeped from The
Cincinnati Southern Railroad and The oontsn,-
plated turnpike, which ihope will be-r-eIily
built, che will undoubtedly rank among the
6r-t counties Of the State. May prosperity at
tend her and the Pulaski Editor"