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New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
TIE PROCEEDTYss@TFRBATIN TIM.

Mr. BEECHEBs EARLY REGARD FOR MR.. TIiTOF.
The Court met at II a. IL, pursuant to adjourn
ucnL
Mr. Evarts- ITO NJ Morrisl Have got The le''crs'
MI Morris We cannot fad them according 10 the dates
here have got sorted ont in ycars cannot End the
tacy on thc seA,ide dl",d 10 he INo u@s
T. net seem 20 correspond.
Nj Evar'sWcl give Us the year then and we VIII see
~ can 1Hd hem
VI Mouis-Ycs Sir
NJ Eyars them have been the subject OF pubhca
aon-rarts Of hem. VIII 60 Tor l-omcnt with come Of
t. others.
Theodore q,on was then recalled and tie crossezanna-
tor rcsuuc3
W Eras-Lookat that. NJ Tfon and say ia whcse band
-rrnetis A. Il in Mr.. Bcecher-
Q Do YOU remember the occa-on and the Circumstance IN
servlic Won received \. remember the ocoso o 10
,rn aIudcs Icanuoi remember tae exact place and tEe
Q, rece,iug that little note.
. Obi well don't care for that. mean the occasion
A Yer Sir.
.cn Won have before spoken of ~ It n regard "
Grat he called that q rylee, sr
NJ Eyarts readn-:
"BY DEAR THEODORE: should be glad II Whenever E Eon
~ .- uS,;and yoa -hAl be reminded "i y sFa'l "a ~ o1
Io, '5yc services rendered. A. W. D.
Marked Exhibit D CT
NJ Bcach-Any datcf
NJ E,arts-T.ere .s date
q ITO the wifucs, Is its occasion. to TIE
rvee vtch you performed mud which be rc-aTde y
ty a. you stated, reference 70 hs son Goes A,'
A les, Sr
And i was accompanied with the gft Of on rksiand'
Ye Sir Permit me TO say. Nj E,ar that have nowhere
Id TIA, be regarded % very highly.
q he thanked you very h.--y; fcs- Sir he d.
Aware thought he oyerernGsed the ~r'es, Dul never
o r,r ,, have and. r-t9od yoI 20 say A. But never
,yd .fto icff to tAl OF 30 sy % an. body aho0'
that regarded ,ery non' at"us f'rVce uone 10 "
s.,c very rarely alluded o 10 myself.
" LOOK al that aul ray whose handwriting 'h"I r.
li.ndne witness lelt.rl A. Mr D'tc"'f6 r.
q A.t that .nye,.pey A. IN 10, saIe handwriting
=. Ly-I-s .r,adiu-.: ,,, ,-.h ,os.
~ nr.p,v R-rovr, TurovoEr. u0Ht YOU. read Fn1r
nr.tc, q rr and mother Wi.l tfol ON = ul' ic
DA arc .oa D., De- side Ifet IT, mpihy and Qye d eIE
You're ever, IL w l.
QAaer and envelope each na-asl Exhibit D. 0S. J
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Mr.. TILTON'S EXAMINATION.

ADDITIONS TO TIE SCANDAL LITERATURE
vKAnTyG BY MR.. BEECHER's LAWYERS OF THE COR
RFsroNDENCE BETWEEN MR. AND MRS. rILrON
rRrOR TO 1894 Dull DAY IN COURT.
The trial almost slept in its progress yesterday
=, was dull day for the audience and an easy one
%, tho counsel. There were no startling develop
,,ents no interesting discussions. no brilliant re
rartee there was nothing all day but the mOnoto-
nous reading of Mr. Shearman. relieved occasionally
nv Mr.. Evarts going over the correspondence of
Nr and Mrs TiltOn, covering the years between
80, and lsfs inclusive, extracts from which have
iradv been Published. II these letters had any
interest 60 the public they have now no power, ex-
,ept. fperhaps. as an opiate There were blinking
,,es and nodduC heads the gallery, and looks Of
,seariuess upon the faces of the idle counsel. Is
Ms without doubt the most uninteresting day Of
the trial.
A discovery which caused some comment was tho
,csuIt Of the comparison of extract from letter
Of Nrs Tilton. in MI. TiltOn's Statement" aud an
original copy of the letter itself 1t was found that
Mrs Hitou's language had been changed IN the
statement She wrote To love is pralsewOrthy
bst tO abuse your GIFT of influence is SIM In Mr.
Tjlton's Statement the sentence read, TO love is
pralscworthy. but TO abuse the gift is a sIn.' Mr.
Tilton said that the statement was il Augustus
Mavericks handwriting
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

MINOR CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE DAY
Mr Tiiton came Into court a few minutes before
Il o'clock yesterday, and going directly to the wit
ne>>-char waited Tor the proceedings TO beGln. HIS
eroseexamination not resumed for little time.
No one appearing 70 be IN hurry TO enter upon the
d.,'s work MI ane Mrs. Beecher came in a few
minutes after Mr. Tlton. Mr. Bcecher's face was
vrrv ruddy aud wore pleasant smile as though
the walk from CoUmbla-st 10 the cold wind had
raised ms spirits aAd aEimated hun. lie and
NJ Reach shook hands and chattedi to-
-sciler witt aa appearance of Pheasant cor
Gia,tv. In the mean time the Clerk called the
names Of the jury aud the several counsel came in.
Nr Eya7ts aud Mr B3ccbeT then had few minutes
conversation. Mr. Beecler standing with his cloak
around h.m aad bowiug pleasantly TO his friends
near him. The couUt-ryoD was chilly during the
morning session Mr BUcchcr wore his cloak, the
Jurors kept o .lor ovcrcoats and gloves; the law
ye-s l--.,er took of their outer garments for the
iIa, .4d. although the morning passed without any
W, exciting discussions were the only persons IA
,oart who appeared comfortably warm.
During the reading Of the letters by Mr. Shear
man Mr.. TiltOn sat quietly in the witnees-chaT'
HIS ewes were turnod during most of the tine to the
sunlight on the window curtain behind the Jury.
Re apparently took very little interest in the letters
rad but was ready in giving ali the explanations
ssacd of him bv Mr. EvaTts.
The afternoon session 20 minutes late in open
ing. The absence Of Mr.. Evarts was the cause Of
,hs delay for which he apoloGzed to the Court and
fury saying that he had been looking over some
parors and forgotten how fast the time went.
Francis y. Moulton came into court soon after
midday for the first time since the conclusion of
his testimony. He took seat behind the jury
from which Mr Tilton alone Of those interested IN
the ease. could be seen by him. lie only remained
81 court about half an hour
Judge Res nods occupied the bench with Judge
Nelson during the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

that could not bear the strain and yet csrry church
am tru'y yours, H. W. BEgCuER
Marked Exhibit ID, 64"1
Mr. Tuon when your wife left your house you have
stated dl she leave the house ana what in H. or dd he
take anything with hers A. don't know that se took any
thing with her, except my love and good will
O. Very we'll And that she has st has she A. cannot
for her Sir don't know what mischief Mr. Tracy has
made in The bnsinesa
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
ER BE- -CuER PREDICTS TIL GROWING INFLUENCE
Or SCIENCE OVER RELIGION.

0 Look at that and see it IL 10 Mr.. Beecher s.
syaaos haudwH 'ng 50 .li.-l.ng wless letter. Il.
j a. Mr Becchefs Landwrllnf. sr sAouH hAe !" 0OA
A. o. tis 20 long since have see' IL.
q. Wei ST. real aloud % you 4 was atftio ula'
ss.et aa been ost. .sn slad somebody las found IT,
Ar Eyar,s reading: q. r,,, "a ,es-
Ny DEAR THRODOEE In thinking yer our eonyers%.oI
., vr l1,t,on on religious matter, 70 occurs % Ae 'nS'
yo9 i.Dle % do yourself h nusCe>l'f M ,,i on
yosns lrm a. mat "a nav. "-',i ' r e,tey.d iat
on. .uerras i -4 y0I t'c SIMPLY ehlIcd '
gc development IN w. ca every ~,i.'e iinu t,i
f1,suds and reasons oi oe..i iIf '.7 ~ % cb In
be one guess cautious even I'D '"dness' 70 -
- 80, s,ti, /, tlsu ever /. j. question dc. 80
- l' & ,St not 10 comm. nscf upon the hasjs r.
a several year rs4ire -. -eeNl y" NV
yoa ssastLis ars.y r. Investigation This mas ITS "dN"l-
a - ani ir one wa 0f -tldy: bHi 20 requires t~ m1e "e
canton 1ll-nIcI as wA surely c4- .ot Vac, p'
from poe,.o rasons r'c ere y '1f tr'f "h.,A
sed aud viii g,t ~ i0urer eXrere" much M aicA.io".
Ie formation Of opinions upon n+'gs qne nom m S"c
.ra .taic Of fact. therefore ,-a -ibnit waatlcr you
-eao vi-'iy or even uy LAY you ai on ' or on g. =,
srse NJ tae Dr e,cs rccor,d 20 s.e vp are tT' t"t
r'.ra bad eSfr--,4 ,l, .-." @ W. ',' '"t ,
- -Ieuh lafr committed i.t- 10 t"- ,'l -' % 'u'
"a nd hoso o human r-tare and of dyne .'. .-
uen, sHra have uo"enai .-I a 'is,''' HsD ,s -'
- 80 = t,'-. view r. rricy have ,yerhad 100 20
, -. arf,c .,.ts 0os e..eagry 1 tac spnc-- oi
s. - -c.a.-s rs .3I- -Jif- 4la 'a~n'.'1ato r ID Ai
.... "a Ia -.. of r.. 4.l e-rt rave 1905 far .if'
.e r.A l--ta. ~rn l-1-7 t.. Io0f. '. "''i. Ii
e.. anaI 'uHa tll aua ifulue-a eo--' ". A- I'D
ta.4 20 ua9y ac hu..g a. s~ot4 P''
4r. te Qo-r 81 natural 1s f'-n i'ne 10 t' ..'"
q a,tmc oi suu, 4nd ooaid ,r-9a.-, A- m'"; 9P
tl -a. u.f,NCI 80 gwen flfT. rot t mes D"' -'
81 t.t Dlt b. -as i.cy trHg 0a l" tf asd bftt-' '
hannah mind mi.i W. through t4 .Ge ei"it 20 va com. ~
iFr aAd .ury "a Taf Hlni lf -.ii i t1f e'if ~
f.rst-r4Jrl.i, not nNsJor allyn which ilc 9ah ran III
aa ON ,arn NV faith and sEfuts and une ASH huI
nOnze both Believe M ThAOdOn. thai nave great TA
y your developments md affection i0f you ana sn'ua 1e
have Sea aD Tvs .4ea VI st@tHgs neNsDaDer AZ sue
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

OTHRs OF Ms. TLrONs 5 LETTERS TO Her
HUSBAND.
Mr. Evarts Now, | viii read that
The Witness-I whether thai date Is eorIeety
printed 10 that transcript. Nj EYaIts.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

Mr shearuan here paused looking fOT sOlne .eIssIA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

ler-,his difficulty NJ mother, following On The heels hrs
WV has been Kind of experience Of which have mad gu.
enough Were lawyer womb certainly change my p'o'es
sion Or beg rather than Investigate such misersa'
, ~, .yee, .,er 40 long tale let nc FOR mutual
f,s6,,ert turr 10 our own sweet love bless God that
fideh Among the terrible changes Of ray ns1, "a H , a
for each other co. Jet praise II name forever n @
difference. nsunder-iandngs' we nave hAa As ' ""'''
alike mountain ranges oye4pa-t ...,
e II God be- Tor us. who can BE- against NJ! - M ,-,,,
Give your patience while -preld out Dsio,e ~ % n"eY
Tey are the closing words of Your eers-se'oct al P
reminding u the soastirrins Deheaio'.onS Vi TIC P
Fruit No IL But among all my losses have lot no ot .,
title Of my ever ncr sng love Tor the sseet Of ~ses HAd
the farrs .. a.dn" ny heart longs FOR you today"
Grace, mercy and peace. r,o, thine"
lyon and the chicks and the house, and al are In my
thoughts every day and hour"
'''' . = '-'' 49, H~'' Ever yours"
HI1l orers,o1.g and yours les 9tedy
Ct" send you no", a. ever the fer'd love Of yours
~ think Won and are vet 10 walk in Paradise together
IL woad rather have ny wie and children Al ls m""'"'
Every day Of my lie love you and more ana shAi
unto the end "Wi, my Whole r'4 am your, iainiasy
M n nov now -, lad a. S i Pso He be Son2 5,e, .ae 1a % ''
Paa ard / keep our companionsAip, TO you, MS
Besas- win you aIwas" Then cang ,at these z,rcne
delights would make woman mad oH ;hi. you nave sh
H" God help Your souUwfu and gfoan NJ hasDhhd
How Ike yo the receiving letter from yourseFl keep
list Of delicious dtb Most tendeHy believe IT, ihoa
knowes that love thee. - -
Good night vie ELIZABETH
Mr. shearnan-Thcre postscript, though not marked 20.
lReadng
A ltlc home new. Went with Matte to the organ con-
cart. send the enclosed programme.
Do Won rcmo1 when you returned as year VI Mitchell
bropct 'il P.l down paror and the sre
ofwccome gave wisA 80 % might De- thai he "eH heis
expected mi.t brought t0 you n IKE manner lou Ncuu
tl6n avoid my suT,r and all would men De happne-'
FlDrv sag-. "Oh Mama you ot01id 70 saAer aAd
b. -lck now happy Nc al sLouu De- Ill,
nat. It.I . ne f.f
suffer
O' -'''' YorR DEAR WE"
Marked Exhibit D. %. y
Mr Esars-It is past orr hoar ~ ad. lurn7ient
Tie Coar. Aerc oo~ a .cc,ss aLti tHo O'Clock
Mr. Shcarman thea read lie following which war marked
Exhibit D ,,."
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

E head AMI heart has been 70 full VI divorce cascs since YOu
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Hats of all kinds and styles at
panic prices nj Pages.
Ice cold soda five cents glass ut
Kahn " Mays.
Fresh groceries Of all kinds for
salo cheap nj John Trotman n Co.'S.
Go TO Kahn u Mays for the best
Ice cream In the city.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac'
60 just received by j. W. Trotman
~ Co.
Boots and shoes, In any style,
made to order nj the shortest notice al
Pages.
Why do the merchants Of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be
cause they get their hats OF Hamilton.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot'
man IL Co.
She would not marry him. Why
Because he did not wear one of Ham
ilton's hats.
The largest and cheapest stock Of
straw hats in the city just received n
Pages, sos, Main street.
Why do the ladies of Dallas lool
40 sweet at the Young men? Because
they wear Hamiton's hats.
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Judge BuriOrd's Court.

The state of Texas VS. b. ID. Wilson,
charge of swindling one Cham bers of
Shreveport; affidavit filed and warrant
executed; defendant released on giving
bond in the sum of 81 900 to appear for
trial at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
State VS. Il. w. Tucker, James
Tucker and w. Connolly, malicious
mischief. In this case the prosecuting
witnesses were ID. Mckenzie and his
wife, who charged the defendants with
having on the 18th instant destroyed
q portion of tent in which they re-
side, situated ON the "branch" in re ar
of the compress buildings. The Nc
Kenzie family rented the ground on
which the tent stood from II. w.
Tucker some eight months ago, and
have lived on ii until the time men,
toned, when, having had some diff
Guilty between them, Mckenzie was
ordered to leave the premises. Having
in the meantime learned that the
ground was owned by Captain Swink
and not by said Tucker, the order to
quit was not complied with, upon
which the defendants proceeded to de-
molish part of the tent, extensively for
the purpose Of building fence around
the lot, throwing out their effects in
the rain, which was falling at the time.
According to surveys made the land is
proven to be the property of Captain
Swink, who it seems had given his
consent to their occupying it. The
jury disagreeing, they were discharged,
and the case set for rehearing on the
18th
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fhe white Russian Oats Something
New Farmers Heaa This Agents
wanted,
These oats have been thoroughly tested
and plnye W bp ihe fnesl knNWu, Their
yield 10 enormous W % ~ bushels per acre
lhny viii grow Wsll GA lhin land lhey DO
not inlpre your Hand Ike tho common oats,
4 package mat Wili Yield fnm six 70 len
bushels pfoaisl vim circular swing terms 10
agents. ani fuii instructions "a ~ time and
hammered sowing viii bs sent, postpaid %
any ono desiring ~ aet as agent ga receipt Of
Nnnnia, The oats Ofer arc fresh ana gem
ulne seed-lasl production, Now 10 the
Tine N order, 30 you may he prepared for
early fail sowing. Address
q. ~, Ilblisi beedman,
Cleveland bradley county Tenn,
References We, lhe undersigned are per-
sonaily acquainted with Mr. q, II, Tibbs,
and eenily HAT 0rdels sent him for seeds
viii he promptly hlied,
q, u, bAYLEsH, Merchant ana Phalor
graphHr
i, w. GAss Trustee Bradley county,
7itliliWgt
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The Festival Last Night.

The festival given by the ladies of
st. Matthew's parish, in Major Blades
new building, last evening, was most
decided success. From eight to eleven
O'Clock the hall was thronged with a
crowd of ladies and gentlemen, pleas
antIy engaged in social chat, and prom
enading and slipping delicious creams
and partaking Of strawberries, pine
apples, etc. The superintendent of
the festival was under the immediate
SUI eryision of Mesdames Hollenbeck,
Scripture, Van Horn, Wallace and
and Miss Fannie Sawyer. The ladies
desire To return thanks to Colonel
George X. Meriwether for his untiring
assistance and attention, and to Major
]. Il. ID. Blade, who kindly furnished
them the hall free of charge.
The flower department was under
the charge of Miss Belle Burris, and
netted quite a handsome sum. Alto
gether the affair was a most gratifying
success, the amount.realized being far
in excess of that anticipated by, the
ladies'. THE HERALD extends them It's
congratulations, and trusts that all
their enterprises may be as success
fully conducted and satisfactorily con-
suinmnted.
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a, NJ. Ilibhler and wife 70 y, j,
Adams, pref dent Dallas Real Estate
aud huilding association, lots ! and z
la block $40, also ut 2 Ia block 3lli ~
The Live Oak park property 10 Guy nf
Dallas, sblh
NJ, N, Farmer 10 James Sullivan, 40
acres nf land abpui vi miles southeast
from city at Dallas, 100
Clark a Bryan ~ NJ lllmann q Con
lot On corner ~ Lamar ana CAMP
streets, in city Of Dallas, rlDlD,
l., \, Sargent aud wife % John
lieedy, l2h acres Of land about Us miles
east from Dallas, 500,
j, w, Cr0Wdus ~ James H. M0sher
lot No, Ia block No, 2, ~ CrOwdus n
Akard's addition 10 the elly of Dallas
flnO,
A, j, Baxley 10 w. q, Bailey, lot Of
land in city Of Dallas, Hi2h
Lively n larTant 10 William and
Amos SandifeT, 10 7-lO acres land out
Of tho Manning survey, On water ol
spring creek, a2il 3D.
John g. Mccoy and wife, Of Jackson
county, Mo-, 10 j, l., Butler lli acres
Of land out Of Dixon survey, 81 ilaO,
James BENTLEY ~ 7, q, Lewis, lot
b0xlOO feet IN block lDs lientley'a addl'
ton 10 city of Dallas, 500,
\, w. WOolsey and wife 10 H. T.,
Henry, 10 l7-l00 acres 0f land on
ON waters Of Ten Mile creek, SOL,
Rarbary Ann Luels 10 Payne "
Gaudy, 10 acres OF land d! miles from
Dallas, 500,
r. W, Goldthwate 10 Daugherty,
Connolly ~ zimmerman, "a acres Of
land out Of Grigaby league, 300,
Walker SEWER to Stephen Mcdonald,
lots . and la block 10, Smith, Mnr'
ply n Martins addition to Dallas,
s2abO,
w. j. Clark 10 Jacob y, olaehe H.,
lot No, 2 In block u, lurleylllo's ad IL
ton 10 city Of Dnllaa, $500,
John w. Brock 10 NJ, II Shields, 100
acres land In Cook county, $500,
James NJ. Ferris and wife 10 w,
Camth n Bro, lot No, In division Of
Of the estate Of Francis FORTS, deceased,
1925.
Daugherty n Stewart TO Irene u, l!l-
lott, tract Of land about r. miles SOUTH
west from city Of Dallas, $500,
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KRO-KAY
AZ Reed d LaihrOp's.
lOdtf

VIZ, lHrr y co., real estate agents, No, 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
of persons Wishing 10 purchase ronl estate TO
lho extensive lisR Of property on their
bulletin boards IN and outside Of
their Office, under the respective heads Of
"lmproyei Cily Property" "Vacant City
Lots" "FWms," aud "unlmproyed ana
wild Lands" embracing business housesand
vacant lots la the commercial center Of the
city, Also, building lots, Rnd u number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter Of the city, Also, large tracts Of wild
lands In phllR ana other counties OF the
state, besides number Of mrnH Of various
nHoB, including several large Nnd highly lm-
proved plantations within nyo miles Of the
city Of Dallas, 2OOdlm
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers OF real estate recorded in
the district clerks office for the week
ending May l3, 1875.
r. P. Aunspaugh to Michael Roe,
lot of land 25xl00 feet, in the city of
Dallas, $500.
Henry Boil, jr., and wife to H. w.
Aldehoff, southwest half of lot No. ~
in Boll's addition to city of Dallas, 500.
l.. L. Russell and wife to John Shir-
ley, lots and in block No. 2 In town
OF Scyene, $500.
VT. Field, of Tarrant county, to NJ.
i. and F. NJ. Ervay, 80 acres of land
out of the j. G. Reed survey, $3.50.
Daniel Bachman to II. NJ. Gano, two
tracts, IA acres Of land, out of the Levi
Dixon league, $500.
NJ. M. Bennett and wife TO John
Reedy, 3 acres of land out of John
Beeman's survey, $50.
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LIOn0rs 10 ,hr. Davis,
DALLAS, TEXAs, May l8, ISL

DALLAS, TEXAS, May 10, 1915,
10 the Editor Of the DALLAS Herald;
Now that II Is certain that the Hon.
Jefferson Davis will visit our city
sometime next week, cannot the pre-
else day OF his arrival be ascertained,
so that the people in the country can
be notified in time TO be present, aud
aid In welcoming the great man to the
hosptalities of the city aud county Of
Dallas >
Let everybody be present to greet
the chieftain. Let the presence of the
ladies adorn his reception, and with
bushes of patriotic pride welcome the
hero of southern chlvnlry. Let the
wellin ring with three times three
cheers for the scholar and the states
man, the soldier and the patriot, the
immortal jeff Davis, the morning and
the evening star Of "rhe Lost Cause"
with JOY Wen welcome our chleltain proud,
10 the anchor of hopc-turn the chnsteh-
ing rod,
And nation II tears shall be his shroud,
when his spirit returns TO Jehovah God
ENIL,
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audience tO listen ~ q lecture from the
distinguished advocate VI splrllualism,
Row, Dr. Watson, Of Memphis, Tenn
OF course, IN q brief newspaper article,
II Is impossible 10 give even q meagre
synopsis Of tho gentleman's remarks
Dr. Watson IL undoubtedly an able aud
talented man, aud he handles his sub
jet with u mastery that IL, 10 say the
least, most plausible, There are many
points in both The old aud new Tesla
menls lhat are Involved IN u mystery
that have been aud must always re-
main impenetrable, that are
liable 20 many constructions
aud tho doctor did mol fail 10 elueidale
many NJ them rs GOlrnhOIAtlYe OF lls
position, This nineteenth century u
an age Of reason and progress, ana has
raised up many strange and lnGOmpre-
henslble subjects, not the least strange
aud mysterious Of which h spiritual
ism, While the r0p0rler would bf
hardly willing 10 express an opinion
upon the subject, he yet, nevertheless,
hazards the expression that u subject
that has engrossed aud Infatuated some
of the abesl minds Of the civilized
world Is not one 10 he put down hy q
frown or dlspelled by u pun, There u
certainly ,nalter In II for interesting
study, for those whore tastes Incline ~
that direction.
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To the Subscribe Ia the Fund for
RuiIding COIOred Methodist Church,

We desire to say To our friends and
the public we have secured all the
lumber to build our church, and the
frame work is up, We now earnestly
solicit all who promised us peculiarly
assistance, as soon rs the building was
in process of construction, to grant us
the expected aid that we may be en-
abled to settle promptly carpenters en-
gagged on the house, and we will be
truly thankful. We desire to express
our lasting obligations to those who
have already subscribed literally,
prominent among whom are MIR.
Wheat, Colonel Martin, Major Bark
ley, Judge Kerfoot and Judge Burford.
Feeling very grateful to all who, up
to this time, have aided us, either with
kind words of encouragement or with
their money, and begging all friendly
to our enterprise to lend us a helping
hand, we subscribe ourselves, very re-
specially, yours, -
NJ. T., Unison,
Pastor of Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church of America, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-14
An lInmiIigated FrnMd.

Over fcc thousand pounds Of free
mail matter was received at the Dallas
postoilice last evening, consisting of
patent office reports and other inter-
esting "pub. docs.' They were con-
signed to Hon. William S. Herndon,
and by him ranked. The same con-
gress that restored the ranking priv
ilege to members, doubled the postage
upon the transmission of newspapers.
Five thousand pounds of worthless
trash can pass through the mails with
out cost, while newspaper publisher
is compelled to pay two cents on each
copy Of his paper he desires to transmit
through them. There's justice with a
vengeance. Two cents to send small
newspaper, while one of the privileged
few is permitted to crank" thousands
of pounds of worthless and uninterest-
ing rubbish all over the country for
nothing.