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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-26

CAPTAIN w. II. FIELD, foreman of
the Nj. II. hook and ladder company, is
in receipt of letter inviting his COM
pany to participate in the grand ami
vcrsary celebration of the Dallas fire
department, which takes place Oh the
9th proXimo. The tiremen of this
place held called meeting Wednes-
day evening and decided to accept the
invitation and attend the entertain
ment. AS many of the members as
can possibly do so will go to Dallas,
and will, beyond doubt, be hand
somely entertained.-[ Fort Worth
Democrat.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female Institute,
Staunton, Va,
REV. W. 4. HARRIS, D. D., President,

Will begin its 18th annual session Septei..
Der 18th, 1874. This is one of the first schools
for young ladies in the south. Faculty con-
sists OF twenty-three teachers and officers,
buildings elegant, scenery grand, health I'M
surpassed, feeble constitutions here entirely
restored, attended by young ladies from fiji
teen southern states, and n large number of
pupils attend this school from all sections OF
the state of Texas.
For further information consult our pat
rons-Major l., G. Rountree, Galveston; Hon.
L. q. Mills, Corsicana Judge S. S. Munger,
Houston; Rev. r. ii. Taliaferro, Austin; Colo
mel Thomas III. Jones, salado; Judge j. II.
Reagan, Palestine; Colonel George +. Afford,
Gaiveston; III. Il. Hearne, OF Hearne; Colonel
ID. ID. Glddings, Brenham; Mrs, NJ. D. sea-
verton, Calvert, and all our numerous pat
rons throughout Texas. A gentleman will
leave Galveston LIST of September, who will
take charge of all young ladies going to this
institute. In regard to escort, write REV. W,
A. Harris, of Staunton, Va.
Terms tor scholastic year-board and tut
ton In college course, $40 90, Extras moder-
ate. For catalogue of sixty-four pages, adj
dress REV w A. HARRIS
lZulmf5wlm Staunton, Va,
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ouR ExouRsIONIsTs.

We learn from the Conrlor-JouInol
of the 22d instant that lhosonlhern cN'
cursionlsts are expected In Louisville
on tomorrow, and that the board OF
trade Of that city made amplearrange-
ments nj n meeting on the 9lst TO give
them worthy reception.
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nEEChEER-'rHLTON.

We give up all our space this morn
ing to the circumstantial statement OF
Theodore Tilton in reference to the un-
pardonable oflense committed against
him by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
We promised our readers some days
ago that we would publish this state.
ment in full rs soon rs we received it.
In consequence Of its great length 1t Is
impossible for us to comply with this
promise. 1t would fill up three issues
of the daily HERALD to give IL entire.
We have therefore culled out what we
deemed the most important portions
for publication this morning. All this,
1t will be remembered, is substantiated
by the oath of rilton.
Beecher is preparing m elaborate re-
ply to submit to the committee. For
the present, he has contented himself
with general denial, in which he says
that the statement of Tilton rejecting
upon the honor OF Mrs. Tilton are alb
solutely false.
So now the issue is fairly and square
ly made between them. There can b,
no more concealments nor DISCUSSES
The public will demand to know every
step that is taken in the investigation,
and no matter what the committee of in.
vestigation may determine, after hear
Ing all the testimony, the American
people will form verdict for them,
selves.
One conclusion or the other is bount
to be arrived at, that is, either thai
Beecher is guilty or that Tilton is crazy
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Brilliant Record OF Cures.

4 BrIfllant hecOfN Oh euFeS.
An American huncrist tell us that it would
have been money in his pocket if he had been
born without 8 stomach, and then proceeds
10 figure up the cost of chronic dyspepsia,
to which he is martyr, and which he says 1t
is impossible 10 cure. On this point, Josh
BILLINGS" for ne is the martyr referred to- is
mistaken. Unless his stomach differs from
all other dySpcptc stomachS, HoStetters Bit
tiers will cure him in less than three months.
This il would be safe TO guarantee under any
penalty. There arc few, very few, actual
specificS for disease in existence. and Hostel
ter's Stomach BitterS may be set down as one
of them. In cases Of indigestion It never tailS.
Persons who had suffered for many years al
most every conceivable species OF torture from
this agonizing complaint, have been perma-
n.nrly cured with the Biitcrs in six weeks.
Hundreds Of such instances are on records ,au-
rhen,icatcd by the testimony of prominent
men in every walk of life, eminent physicians
among the number. But this celebrated veg
e,ab.c preparation is something more than i
stomachic and tonic. 1t is also an Alternative
of wonderful virtue. In liver complaint its
effects is as direc, and Immediate rs that OF
calomel or blue pill, and far more Salutary;
and in all diseased conditions of the bowels,
notably in cases Of constipation, its regulating
properties are in the highest degree servicea-
ble The new settlements in the west and all
low-lying tracts Of country infested with nj
asmatic eXhalations, so fruitful at this season,
of the various types Of intermittent fevers,
should he always well stocked with this in
comparable chologue, which will cure any
case of fever and ague in period varying
from three days to three or four weeks, accord
ing to the violence of the complaint. Ncr-
vous disorders, which are always aggravated
Ivy the adutcratel liqourS usually prescribed
hy physic ans, are readily cured by a course
= f this admirable com hination medicine. In
which the properties Of a stimulant, tonic
and alternative are happily blended.
July !, 26-1r.
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Commercial.

NEwBERRY, July 2S-Market dull, but
few bales have been offered during the week
Closing price, 144. Bales shipped l4l.
NEW YORK. July 27.-Cotton quiet; sales
S06-uplauds II: Orleans l73. Gold 9ia9s.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Cotton duli-mid-
dIiug l6:.
CnARiEsroS, July 27.-Cotton quiet
mdd!ing l53.
AUGUSTA, July 27-Co,ton dull; offerings
light-miJdling 1J!.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-Cot,on steady-up-
| tnds GiaS3; Orleans s..
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A lady writes home to be sure and
send the HERALD regularly. She is
among strangers, and the sight of the
paper is aweekly treat above Ill price.
It IS like meeting with friends, and in
fnitely better than IN hours chat. 1t
is 4 pleasure to receive such tokens OF
appreciation.
Parties going eff for the Summer
months should make arrangements be-
fore leaving for the paper to follow
them.
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The COLUMBIA HoUSE.-lf the read
e. needs new supply Of Crockery,
Glass, Tin or Wooden Ware for the fur
nishing Of house Or kitchen, the place to
90 or send is the popular and large es-
t.blishment of Messrs. kingsland Il
Heath. Columbia, S. C. Every article
in sbeir line which can be called for can
be obtained there. 3C-tf.
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Communications OF subjects of interest 10
the public are always acceptable. The names
OF writers. remember, must always aceompa-
NJ /. letter 20 insure IFS publication. No re-
spon sibili,y is assumed for any other views
thsx our own.
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We call attention to the Prospectus
Of that fearless advocate of honest GOV
ernment, the True Soatt}irOn. Now is a
good time to subscribe witk the CAM
paign just opening.
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p,r,s,>r NfrS~1o> orc nlcas.

PLEASANT MENTIoN.-We are pleas
ed to notice in the account given Of the
closing exercises of the Confederate
Home School. Charleston, that the men-
ton made Of one of Newberry,s fair
daughters, Miss Emma F. Wilson, a
niece Of Major l.. J. Jones. is one of
which she may well be proud. Among
those who stood highest in their classes,
and who were commended for special
excellence, we are cratitied to SLY WAS
this young lady. There were three in
her class who received the Ligh listinc
tinction, and of that number Miss VIII
son was the second.
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The NEwBERRY FEMALE ACADEMY.
A private letter from Professor A. ?.
Pifer, at present pleasantly sojourning
at Green Lawn, Va, contains the re-
quest that we announce the re-openlng
of the Female Academy on the 10th OF
September, which we do with pleasure,
AS before mentioned, Mr., Pliers emil
nsnt abilities as 4 teacher, and the ef-
forts he has in the past put forth to give
his pupils the benefit of his knowledge
and experience, entitle him to the
ts,anks of this community, as we'll as
the many patrons abroad who have en-
trusted young ladies to his care. We
ask for him a large and generous ap-
preciation, and have no doubt that tile
uext session will commence with 4 full
school.
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DEATH OF A HORSE FROM MENINGI-
T1s.-Mr. Albert C. Sigh, living near
Beth Eden, had valuable mare to die
on Wednesday last quite suddenly
She had but an hour before followed
him to the barn, apparently well. When
taken her brain seemed 10 be affected.
Skillful veterinary men were in attend
ance but the remedies were unsUcccss-
full, for the animal died in about an
hour after the attack came on. The
disease was pronounced Meningitis.
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2ERsoNAL.-Mr. Moore, one Of the
efficient general agents of the popular
new Wilson Shuttle Machine, accompa-
aiea by Mr.. Henry Beard, who is inter-
essed in the sale Of these Machines,
wsss in town during the last week on
bsaaess.
III. Geo. D. Smith, formerly Of this
plsss, now residing at Glenn's Spring
was in town last week.
Mrs. NJ. Tarrant, wife of DR.. II. Z.
Tarrant, is on 4 brief visit to the family
homestead.
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Special and Local.

Ill single or transient business notices in
the local department are inserted az The rate
OF fifteen cents per liac-libcrai contracts
1a..de for three, six or twelve months. If.
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Mandarin Teas, the best. purest and
cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mowers. Price,
75c., Sl.O0 and $3.50 per lb. 13-tf
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TsaszE TO New ADVERTISEMENTS
Dsw & Os.een-The True Soutnon.
A. P. Pifer-Ncwberry Female Academy.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-The Governor has
appointed Mr.. Geo. S. Mower of this
town, Notary Public.
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New CHICKEN REMEDY.-We were
told 4 few days ago, that n lady who
had tried almost every remedy which
had been told her, for the prevention
and cure Of chicken cholera, and all of
which failed, in 4 happy fit Of in
spiration administered a dose Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator. The result
YVES a success. As our experience IN
chicken raising during the list two or
three weeks has been 4 losing one, ev-
err means adopted failing to stop the
ravages of the dread cholera, we also
fried Simmons. and are gratified tc
add testimony to that of the old lady
One given-over duck is now running
about, two desperately sick chicks are
convalescing, and the balance rs yet
show no signs of being sick. Dose te
very sick chicken about 20 drops. pour
ed down the throat-for others, mil
o. Regulator in meal and feed. II!
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NoTcE.-Mrs. J. G. Mathis respect
fully informs the gentlemen Of this COM
nlunitv, that she will undertake to make
all garments worn by them in l supe-
rior stvle and at moderate prices
Goats, pants and vests aspeclaIty'-
Children's clothing also made neatly
and with despatch. Room over Messrs'
J. NJ. Wilson & Co.'S Store, and oppo-
site HERALD Office. A share Of patron
age solicited. 2S-3t.
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\ full assortment of Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand at
Mrs. D. Mowers. 10
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L. e. MARSHALL,

Thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed on him,
would still remind the pub
lie that his ICE CREAM SA-
LOON is open from 10 a. III.
to 10 P. m. Everything neat
and nice. Cream made to suit
the taste Of The most fastidiOuS,
and furnished by the saucer.
quart or gallon,
june II, a3-tr.
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The American Sardine Co.'S Bone
Is.s Sartlincs. are much better, and
less than half the cost Of imported
Sardines. sly.
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administrators Notice Of Set
!Eemegt and Final Discharge.

Noticr u hereby given that will make
q tiual settlement on Inc E>;a." Of George
Morris. derrhs'G. Oh "Wednesday, the 9hjn
day o. Au-uS, urxt. iii tie Probate Court
Ia: N"whrrry County, and will apply on
i!;.t day '"r i final discharge.
THOMAS B. MORRIS,
Admir-, Of George Norris, decd.
JnlY - 2g---5i*
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Madame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms Of all sorts can be obtained al
Mrs D Mowers. 13-tf.
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OLD PAPERS.-Old papers for sale at
this Office in packages Of 50 or 100, at
40 and Is cents. II.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.


So<|> Just p!l,l>hc'!, Il new edition.
MS of DR.. Cmivrrwell's Celebrated
W5 Essay on the radical cure (wilh-
out mctlicint) of SfEEMAToREA
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
LOSSES. iMrnTENCr. also, CONSI'MrTIOH, EPt-
LEI'SY ana FITS, induced by sclt.indulgcncc
Or sexual extravaganza. &c.
E6- Price, i'll Il sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates. from a thirty
years. successful practice, that the Il alarming
consequences OF sclt.aDuSc may be radically
cured without the dangerous use OF internal
medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing out mode OF cure II once simple,
certain, and clfcctual. by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
lnly be, may cure himself chcaply, private
ly. and radically.
EG,- This Lecture should be in the hands
of oferery youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in Il plain envelope, to
amy address, postpaid. on receipt of six
cents or two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CIIAS. J. {. KLINE & CO..
l27 Bowcry, New York.
Post Office Box. 1856. July Is, '74-2S-ly.
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Undertaking.
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand a fullassortment of the above approved
cases, of different patterns, besides cof6ns
of his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous Of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
4 Hearse is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate of SO per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spare to render
the utmost satisfaction.
R.C. CEA2MAN.
Newberry S. c., July 81.
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They will also be held responsible for the
ps;4cSiion OF all notices in Bankrupt cases.
TRANSIENT advertisements Of any kind must
be paid for in advance, il the parties sdfcr-
tisias TO not reside in town.
Jpbwork aud subscriptions strictly cash.
Al pspers shall! be stopped hereafter Us
sou;l Is the term Of subscription expires, uu-
lee satisfactory arrangements aie made 10
couiizgc the same.
Tie 4 mark denotes cNp;raiion-aftcr that
tbs paper is discontinued.
Sozr ;kese things in mind. ST,
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Who Wants an Organ?

ANY one in need Of one of Needham & Sons
Organs, will find it to their advantage to
apply to the HERALD OFFICE.
Jan. 81, S-tf.
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Il TAKE NoTlCE-Ah parties having Ad.
A xlinistcator's or Executors Notices Tor
B publication. will save themselves trouble
~ coming prepared 20 pay ior the same
before insertion, as our terms arc cash. y
Iawyc:s haMGing in Such notices Will be
he'll responsible for the payment.
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nSARyHALL. J.. R.-Mcals served al all
SS3 hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in
season. Dealer in groceries, ComIcction.
cIi,.S, &c. +'
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Q EONARD. J. Il. & O.-Wholcsale and Re-
4 tail Dealers in Tobacco. Scgar , Pipes.
&c. Wines and Liquors OF pure qualities. IS
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Monuments--MarSle.

sUNES. IRA B.--.itlorNry 1T Law. Office
- on Main Street, over Mrs. ID. Mowers
Store. -
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Photography,

2AslsEMAN. W. li.-Rrsi,icnt Artist All
w styles Of Pictures taken. Old Pictures
copies, and renewed. Is
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eAEGER. e. G.-Atto rncy Il; Law ana Reg
= i~irr III Bankruptcy for 3d Coagrcs>iOn.
ii District Practices III Ill the Courts of
the Slate. ~
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

I still continue the treatment of diseases
peculiar to women, both married and sim
gle. T. B. RUFF.
June 8, 1s74-22-tf.
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: ENHELI., J. R.-MOnumclItS ln:u;c to or
g de-, and III kinds OF marble and granite
work neatly executed. -
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TEMPERANCE uALL.-Will br rented TO
z puD!ic entertainments on Monday. We'd
ncs'!:ty Friday and Saturday nights OF each
week. rs
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Public Hall.

ESpEERS. l.. M--Dculcr iN Foreign and
- domestic Marble. Monuments made
To order in best styles. ~
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ReStaurantS---Aotels

( EANELl.. L. Y.-kcclp> Gu hand 4 Splen-
e did assortment OfIll kinds al Furniture.
FIXTURES Framed Mattresses made. Al
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ssAi.NDN. +. F.--WhulCSa:c and Retail
u tlc::lc" in General Mcvch.rEriiZr-Dry
Goods, Grn&rrics, CrUrkcry. Plantation sup
;,ljrs IL
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Stoves auG Tin Ware.

ENHAPM.AN, JOHN A.-Books and Station
50 cry. y Spcciuity made in school
Books. Is
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&,,.ri!.SON. }. NJ. It CO.-Dcalcrs in Dry
w Goods. Groceries. Clothing. Boots.
S::GrS, Hats. CrockcIy. and general mrr.
chanGiZc. -
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NeWberry Business Directory.

Cards G; Reference inserted under appro-
priitc headings il this column. Profession.
III men. Merchants. Mechanics and Trades
generally. should have place III this Di-
rcctory. Terms moderate.
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C0RN.-Go to VIM. G.. Chase's to
buy your Corn at $40 and Sl.2' per
bushel. 2o-tf.
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4 OVEIACE& WilEE!.ER-Dca in Dry
T. Goods. Groceries. Clothing. Boots Shoes.
Hats. General stock OF all kinds of mcr.
chaudiZc. t.;
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ESOOT, M.-Dcnlcr III General Mcrchan-
! die. Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, G:i\
ccries. Boots ana Shoes. ii
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sss tTHAN. \. A.-Dry Goods. Clo!hing.
- Cruckery, Boots anG Shoes, and Fancy
Goods. Goods of all kinds. -
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~ AIR. POPE & POpE.-Aitorncys-Pr
4 lice in Ill the Courts OF ihis State and
III the United States Court. f1
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Manufactures.
Commission Merchants.
Cotton Buyers--Grocers.

Sa8EBE, w. II. & Co.-Cotton Brokers and
w Dealers IA i'neoT1, Lla"": G.oi.'7 H..
Corn, &C. Is
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ALL SERENE spite Of political
acitations or depleted Treasury, the
Indian Girl is as serene to-day rs on
the first morning when she made her
debut before IN admiring and apprecia-
tive public. Bald Mountain hadits day
of excitement, but that over the people
gaze upon its rugged outlines without
the display of much emotion. The
comet even of later time, with its b!az-
ing tail, although approaching the earth
with fearful rapidity, has almost ceased
to attract attention. Not so with the
charming Indian Girl, she attracts the
same attention now as at frst-and not
because of beauty which is only skin
deep. but for the various excellences OF
her character, aud that her mission is
to solace man. Her segarS are A No.
/, and at all prices. Her five centers
are not to be beaten. The headquarters
of this dusky maid are at Messrs. Perry
] & Slawson's, Columbia, S. c.. 2S
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Wines. Liquors, Segars, &c.

zr:5UITE. Il. L.-Repairer and Maker of
Wv Guns. Pistols, Locks, &c. Shelf Goods
and Groceries. As
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AAYES& MiRTIN.-Dealcrs in Groce:
STs ricS. Plantation Supplies, Hardware,
and Cotton Buyers. IS
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eaALINAS. f. E-Dcaler in Groceries and
- Plantation supplies. Cash advanced or
i?0ttnn 43
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

A CoNTEMPTIBLE FA1sfFIER.- Mr.
George II. Williams is the Attorney
General Of the United States. and is
paid $4,000 per annum to perform
the duties of bis Office. What busi.
ness has Mr.. Attorney General viii
liams to use the time belonging 10 his
employers TO grind out falsehocds
for partisan use in the Northern
States? Day after day he sits down
to his desk and inven,s lies about dis
orders in the South tor the purpose
of inaaming the Northtrn people
against those Of the South, and induce
them 10 continue their support of the
Republican party. Il is not surpris-
ing that Williams is swilling 10 do this,
h;S landaulet affair showed the char.
acter of his mind. But we viii ven
lnre 10 say that there are very few
lawyers in the Unitee States who, if
they were raised to the dignified of.
lice of legal adviser of the Govern.
men,, would s,oop TO do the dirty
work of parry This man is dis
grace to his profession and the Office
he holds, and ought to be driven into
obscuriiy amid the indignant Kisses
of the American people.