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lanes RIVER STEAMBOATsSla. 4,
~ COMPANY. s3sEeEsfk

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
OLD POINT AND VUE DE L'EAU HOTELS
AND
REGULAR LANDINGS oNJAMEs RIyER.,
On and after TUESDAY, June 1st 1875, this
Company's FIST and elegant steamer JOHN SlL-
VISIT K. Captain j. 4. POST. carrying United
States Maj, will leave wharf, Rockets for above
named poins TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATUi DAYS at e 4. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO VUE DE L'EAU AED
OLD Recommendation. 90
Ii OO
FARE TO NORFOLK uSLY........f2 90
FARE TO Norfolk AND RE-
Fare 10 baltimore. .................... y w
Fare to Philadelphia. oD
Fare to New lork.................... IL on
Tickets for sale IN steamers. ut Garber Il Co 3
Ticket Agency, Vain stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage check d through. freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. and
RI glar landings on James river from A. NJ. 10
6 n. VI ut reason able rates.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUM, General a gent.
Office: COmpany's whnrf. Rockets; branch Office
sire, is jel
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NOTICES TO TAX-PAYERs.
rITY TAXES FOR 1875.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcR,l
RICHMOND, May 81, 1870.
This office will be open "daly from O'Clock A.
N. to o'clock P. N. from the 18TH TO THE 30TH
ov lime, INCLUSIVE, for the purpose Of receiving
from any person charged with city taxes"
REAL AND Personal,
for the year 1875, "tae whole or oEe'haF OF the
amount of tax charged; and that ten per eeE'nn
win be aided TO the amount Of tax charged IN every
case where the party assessed shall fall 70 pay he
whole or one-half within the time so limited"
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last days OF
collection the Collector respectfully requests all
arties TO call early in the time specified, and those
having lists anu memoranda 10 leave w'l 90 So
hat their bills may be selected and receipts ma
out SOhN e nI".,n
je lin Ne.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND BKsAPEAKk
RAILROAD OMPASY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, Msy 10, 1879.
OF SCH EDU LIZ.

PASSENGER TRAINSleave West Point DAILY
atS A NJ arriving at Richmond ~ ~ a. d.
leave Richmond at 8 +. ~, arriving ut West foint
al 8 =. ii. iii, s,o.,,srs from
po,timore and all eastern points on WEDSES-
naYS FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, ana Will
!yea ners for Baltimore and all eastern points On
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
Fare TO Washington ......"......'..''..... ~
Fare 10 Philadelphia. *
saT rs 20 Hsw leave Richmond
AT 5:3O A. M. on WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, ana
SIJSDaY. connecting al West PoinI WI sienmerss
and delivering freight In Ralumore e5ris bexs
morning; returnir K. leave West al 2IO L. ~, az.
irving at Richmond &C 5:28 T.. H.. and connecting
with The Through Freight Trains on the kichmond
and Danyille railroad for all southern points.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAiaS, with passenger
coach attached, leave Richmond at BUD a. d. On
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ane sATUhDA1ss
and leave West Poin' for Richmond same aa5s ~
l1:0S A. b.. ar, ivinR at Richmond nj 500 L. ".
The management taxes pleasure In announcing
TO the travelling public and shippers fnat tne
steamers Of this line, between Baltimore and Vest
Point, have been reflted IN the most thorouXn
manner for the accommodation Of passengers ana
reighr.
Travellers taking this line arrive In Baltimore
In ample flme 70 connect with tho rail Hines Tor
Philsd.ipnia New York, Boston, and all Eastern
ant western points.
FreiVhts will DC given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers ut Richmond Of freights from south.
err, points. II. II. DOCGLAsS,..s u oerintsndent.
w. N. BRAGG Master Ira annr's,'n- WI
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c

TlHE ATTENTION OF THE PROPKl'
hToRs Of the several Virginia Springs, rings Wa va
tering Places. and Hotels, Is casie4 70 my
TTTesTEn GOODS. and CUTLERY, suitable for
Their use With expere Of ten Years eiSs ser
Fc,iom Inrre assortment OF Refrgerators, Wa
ter1oolers. and icp-P,tcners, always on ha a,a
Also IulI line Of Chiea aud Granite Sna asr Sets
necOfaleu az VINES JAMES w. GIBSON. +,
i'll eIe aa COZ Main street. Richmond. Va
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Farmers Convention.
.usrAx CcrsTnov>E. June p, Is

NEFAN VI h'HV!. 10 """S ~ @N''
o. ... Eh,orSof n. Dispatch:
meeting of The farmers OF the county
"a. l,'I in The c"urt-hou>e 10 Gay lcouH-
-, NJ. +. tsrti ID in the chair, ana Ma
.,4..,t ". P,ir>uu secretary.
r.. following delegates were appointed 10
=. y,r,fD.>' : ate Conference in Richmond
,..'.,.,.t $50: Mount Vernon township
= I..fI}-, Gdllnsnam alternate, Edward
i',..r. Providence iownsbip-W. 7. Ram.
-. ...I Il. Garfield. Dra'nsville-Wi William
I.:..7 apa Isaiah Brady. Centrevillc-J. L.
N..,....: ll,rruarc, Judge Cockerllle. Lee
,.,,.,,.,,,-- - Sanc>tcr; alternate, j. NJ.
y.,.,..'.a,nrsr, W. II. Lee. New Fails
n'.,.a towushIp-J. II. Gay and r. +. ko'
bit.
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TAKE
sIMMONs'S LIVER REGULATOR

for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach. and Spleen
1t IS emineptly Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for inmedi-
ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering and many Il dollar in time
Alter Forty Years trial it Is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified tes.tmo-
malls OF Its virtues from persons or
the highest character and lesDonsi-
bilitr. Eminent physicians commend
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, tiIZzI-
NESS SOUR STOMA CI. bad taste
in the MOUTH, BILIOUS AT
TACKs, PALPITATIOS of the
HEART, PAIN In the region OF
the KIDNEYS. DFSPOSDENCY,
GLOON, snd 1orebodings Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
diseased LIVER.
II YOU feel DULL. DROWSY,
DEBILIT hTED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED you csuf-
fering from TORPID LlvERor
"BILIOUsNESS," aud nothing
will cure you so speedily and
permanently.
inc LIVER. the largest organ
IN the bonv. Is generally the
seat of the disease, and If not
icIing. wrcIchedness, and
DEATH will eTsIc.
Armed with this ANTlDOTE. all climates an.
changes of water and food may De iaceH w,in1I
fear. AS remedy n hA Z, Z q sET 80
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, ESIL II . y l. . D.
JAUNDICE. NAUSEA
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLDl
~ have never seen or tried
such a simple, etticacious, sat
dy f in nv Iife."~H. HAiSER,
Hon. lex. II. stephens.
81 occasionally use. when my
condition requires H. Doctor
Simmons's Liver Regulator
with good effects."-HoN,
ALEX. II. STEP, EMS.
Governor OF : lasama.
"Your Regulator has been
I'm use in my family for some
time. ami am persuaded tits
yalu bic addition TO the
medical science. COY. y.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
II have used the Regulator
in my family for the past sew
enleen wears. ! can safely RE-
commend II l., the world as
the. best medicine have ever
used for that class OF diseases
IL purporLs to cure"-H. r.
President of City Bank.
s.simmons's Liver he:ull-
tor has proved good and eth
cacinus medicine.'-C. a.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with Or. simmons's Liver
Medicine Tor more than TWEEN
" wears ana know II TO he the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the publlc."-M. II. LYON
and Ii. l.. LYON, Bellefon-
sIsIMONS's
LIVER REG ULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression Of Spir
It's Sour Stomach. Heartburn. &C., &C..
1T HAS No Equal.
lisa faultless family me1icine.
Does not disarrange The system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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alaska POWDER-best prenara,i. q
u IN nse for cleaning metal Wishing paint gas >
&c. TO hcusekeepers it Is naTiicni NJ ,,rs
IN naeu py aasuts-
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"CANroN INSIDE LINE'"aszRal
NE" ay FiST FRBEAlGGbbTp h2!KIDELBHfE N

TRI.WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendald1, l Iron
lays. THUKSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier. ut corner OF
Twenty-s econd and Dock strt es, making close con,
with The Philadelphia, wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philanclphfa.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All fro light By this line covered 10y fire ana marine
Insurance free Of cost. No dOckase charged at
Richmond. Rate as low us any other line. = his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia ana Elch-
FrrIghts ordered ny this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" aud sent to the P6iialel-
phla Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
phla. ,,, p,o,,
moBd. For further Information Apply 10
l.. X. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-secoud and DOCK streets
ana Ninth and Siain ieets, or to
Us. WILSON, General Freight agent,
PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
PHILADELPHIA III
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Italy.
THE MUNICIPAL. Frrr

Italy.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,
RoAE, June 2l.--The municipal elections
were held here to-day. GarlbaldI heads rho
list of successful Candidates. All nar,ies
supported him.
THE PoPB AND THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
koaE, June 21.-The Pope to-day received
several deputatious who came to tender
thelr congratulations on the occasion of the
anniversary Of bis coronation. The Holv
Father replied that he was greatly cousoIei
In his Affections By the marvelously increas.
lns e"vntion and affection manifested TO-.
maius 'oe "e ~ throughout the Catholic
dismissed. as not even wortn- ~ p'a mse NJ
the rumors Of a reconciliation betw.s ~.
Holy See and the Italian Kiugdom. LUG
Great Britain.
OPPOSITION TO THE RLvIvALIsTs.
LONDON June 2l.-In the House of Lords
TO- day the Marquis of Bath asked Baron
Lyttieton, one of the Governors of Elton
College, whether it was true that the Head
Master and Governors had given their sane
ton to the studen's' meeting contemplated
by certain revival pre-, chers.
Lord Lyttleton replied that the Governors
were TO consider the matter Tomorrow. He
read several letters. One stated that pro.
test had been circulated in the school against
Moody and Sankey's proposed meeting,
and up to last Saturday it bad received one
hundred and fifty signatures, including
those of two school captains. The Head
Master of Elton writes: "That hearing
Me>srs. Moody and Sankey intended to hold
q service in the neiSbborhnod, be did not
feel that be was bound TO place restrictions
on the boys. But when informed that these
gentlemen proposed to stay several days at
Elton, he Immediately wrote to them that
he could not allow the students 10 attend
their meetings." He received an answer
from Messrs. Moody and Sankey that one
service only was TO be held.
Lord Overstowe deprecated the attend.
ance of students at such meetings.
The Earl of Shaftesbury objected to de.
bate without notice, and the subject WIS
dropped
In the House Of Commons Captain Bailee
Cochrane gave notice that he should ask DIR.
Gladstone whether be gave MIR. Moody
letter of introduction 10 the authorize; OF
Eton.
LONDON, June 21.-There is great excite
ment at Elton over the Moody and Sankey
atfiir. The protest against the proposed
visit has been signed by six hundred and
fifty boys, and memorial in favor Of it has
received three hundred signatures.
LONDON, June 22--6 A. M.-The London
Journals generally disapprove the proposed
visit Of tue revivalist preachers to Elton.
The Times deprecates unnecessary agitation.
and HOPES the Governors, considering that
only one service is contemplated, Will not
make the institution ridiculous by any inter-
ference. Ii this course is followed it is
likely that the boys will hear nothing objec'
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ssasapgA- SHseeES. &c.

| AIDES, MISE, AND CHlL.t-
Misses, and Chilurcn's Kid. Fox, calf, pcb-A>
die Goat. aud Russia Leather Button ami Laced
boots: G,u,lemeus fine Boots and Shoes-aIl
STYLES Geutlcmr 5 CAT Prince AlpertS only 80.
Trunks, VallSes Satches, a., cheap at
w. Z. w. TAILORS,
ia17 Fourth and Broad streets.
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TICKETS GOOD FOR FOUR DAYS.

Tickets for sale by A. W. GARBER, 500 Main
street, and at the depot, corner Seventeenth and
Broad streets. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
G. 2. and T. A.
WILLIAM s. DUNN, Engineer and Superintend.
ent OF TRANSPORTATION. teQ
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

MA nom,n,op s,ssmsbn 6om m n.ny,s kSh
.t-smsnip OLD DOMINION. CAPTAIN WALKER
will sal FRIDAY, June 25th. at O'Clock A. 10.
Freight received unlil O'Clock Thursday eve
ming.
Through bills of lading signed and goods fes.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, 50; round.
Trip tickets, $40.
For freight or massage apply TO
G. W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents,
je 233t CONpany's VI harf, ko< ke.ts.
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RArLROAp LINES.

Train leaving Richmond at $50 A. N. runs daily
Except Sundayl stopping mt all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond 81 9:i0P. N. runs daily,
stopping at all regular stations west Of Alieghapy.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and all intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday at $3.50 7. II.
Pullman sleeping-car runs on 9I0 p. N. train
between Richmond and White Sulphur,
Fer further information, rates, &C., apply at S2S
Main street, or at compapy's Offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. II. :. DUNN.
Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
10
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MARINE INTELLEGEECE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE %, 1875.
sun rises,........4 AZ Moon rises.........10. OBS
SIM Sc s,.......... Is High TIDE. 7.iJ
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ap 2S-3In

DUN'T PAY % FOR A GAL ns
- TER when you can buy city-nsde q ss - csn
bv one for IA. This is true If you don't believe
H. 20 to the factory, 2l5 Broao street between sec
ond and Third Nolhing but city.na3e goonS sS U
Every Daii ~, &c se16
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepares SIMAONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our en<rived wrapper
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question: Where can buy ,<5
~ rood SHOES for myself or chill. szes
ru low figures bu, made Of 200 Rroad Street
hc1ween secand and Third, where nothing but city
made goods are sold. se1s
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RAILROAD LINES.
A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
BIZ THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
to THE
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.

FIRsT-cLAss RATES FROM RICHMOND TO
Pittsburgh .......sll IS Indianapolis Isle 70
Cincinnati $685.. Is Is St Louis. 49,: 49,. 20 IS
Louisville ....... IT rs GAINESVILLE, Ohio. II rs
Omaha ............ 81 rs Kansas City...... 81 rs
Nasnviile.......:. 20 90 Memphis..:::.... SO is
ami. correSpOntinglv low Rates 10 other points
West. Northwest and southwest Tickets not spe-
cial or limi;ed, but GOOD until used.
Passengers leaving Richmond ifor the EortE) q I
235 P. N. ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc.
toisac railr0ad connect with the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad at Shepherd, Immediately opposite
Alexandria. avoiding a long and tedious omnibus
transfer through Washington.
Time irsm Richmond 81 Baltimore only seven
honrs ana ttteen minutes t7.l5 hoursl.
FOR furthes information, time.cards, through
tickets. &C., APPLY at comnany's Office, 1901 Main
street. corner Eelfth street; q, S26 Main street;
and office Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad cor.er Eighth and Byrd streets,
Richmond, Va; and At the prncipa ticket-Onices
throughout the Southwest.
j. L. WALDORF,
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
1901 Main sect, Richmond, Va
Z. VI. COLE, General icket Agent;
Z. K. DOasEY, Assistant General Ticket Agent;
THOMAS K. SHARP,
NH Master of Transportation.
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RE-EXHIBITED

CoRS.-HhRe, 90 bushels Teilo,1, SO bushels.
OATS.-236 bushels.
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AoA~ j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia
THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
Complaint are unt asin.ss ana
main In the side. Sometimes
The mai n Is In the shoulder. and
is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
Tine stomach is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and SICK
ness. bowe.s In general cos
q TIVE, sometimes alternating
win lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bIed with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY, accompanied
with paDful sensation OF hav-
ing LEFT UNDONE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining or
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits. Sometimes MANY OF
the above symptoms attsndthe
disease, and at other times
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER Is generally tie organ
most involved.
Nearly ali diseases originate from Indigestion aue
torniaiiv of the liver, and relef Is always shn-
iousfy sought alter. II The liver IS reeulaieo DIV
act n ueaith is almost invariably secure,,; ,, a.
~ ocfion i'm Ihe liver causes headache e1hs io
iauudce, pain In the shoulders, r1hsI, om,h hiiou
n,ss sour stomach bad ta3ie il Tue ~ t
a'tacss naDitation of the hsaEI aepIession VI spI
a'acAs' pa thin.s pad hundred other symptoms
rus, OF Tue stMI@So'S LIVER REGULATOR !
or m VIII I,o,nedy that has ever been discovered
.nIs N Idly. eectua y and, being simple WEI
ACT. &C. compound can do no Injury in any quantitie
in,t IL NAV be taken. II Is harmless IN every way
II has EN- used for 70; " years, and HUNDREDS o
The good and great from all parts o. tne country
will youch for its being the purest and best.
nh 0-LJe2S
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GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
VIA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
LOWEST FIRST-CLASS RATES YET
OFFERED.

TICKETS GOOD u~rrL USED.
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The bar of Dallas will have cause
for congratulation upon the adoption
of the new demonstrations Under the
present intolerable system justice to
sutore is practically denied, for, with
the eight hundred cases upon the
docket, it is a physical impossibility
for any judge, however diligent he
may be in his work, to dispose OF
them. II suit be brought upon a
simple promissory note and an ordin-
AIRY answer and demurrer put 1t, the
cause is effectively continued for
twelve months or more. A strict i'm
partially forbids that any case, be 1t
even 80 important should take pre-
cedence on the docket, and II causes
are tried In their regular order, as the
courts are now constituted, an eter-
nifty Of delay ensues. rt5H.:,
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- 4 ID Il .
WE have noted with some degree
of interest the press reports respecting
complications with Mexico; especially
have we remarked the tone of the
California papers, in the annexation OF
Northern Mexico. That Il war with
this republic would prove of immense
advantage to Texas and California, no
one for a moment doubts. This State
particularly would reap a golden har-
vest, us it would, In all probability, be
made the base of supplies for the in
vading armies as well AS for the army
occupation, holding chihuahua, Nue.
va, Leon, Tamaulipas and other North
eastern Mexican States. The PRESS
dent, in his message to Congress. inti-
mates that the Zonia Iibre, or Free
Belt, extending from Matamoras to
Peidras Negras on the Rio Grande,
is materially injurious to our COM
merce, not only defrauding the reve-
nue., but checking all honest CONNER
cial enterprise. The President states
that the United States post.otlices and
mail communication have been at
tackled, and that the renewed remon-
strances ofthis Governmenthave been
without effect. His remark that the
military force upon the Rio Grande is
inadequate, is rather pregnant sug-
gestion.
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THE name Of George b. Zimpleman,
the present efficient Sheriff Of Travis
county, will, we learn, be before the
Democratic Convention as a candidate
for State Treasurer. Mr.. Zimpleman
has filled his present Office, for num-
Der of times, to the entire satisfaction
of the people ofhis county, so much so
that We learn no man could beat him
for that or any other Office to which he
might aspire in his county. He il a
gentleman ofdnexceptiona BILE personal
worth, and wherever known com.
mands the esteem, of all. The State
could have no more efficient or worthy
officer thanA George b. 'Zimplenan,
and We take pleasure in saying so,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
ruE pnrsrpENrs MESSAGE.

We print IN full, to the exclusion OF
OF other important matter the messaee
Of the President Of the United states
10 the Forty-nuth Congress. ltlSa
lengthy document, and Ia many res
meets strong one. The Presidents
reconciliation of vital questions VIII
Tend to the advancement Of the Re
publican party and will prove quite
slunlncant to Democrats. Antl-ca'ho-
llcism. mblie schools, taxation OF
church property, and specie resump-
ton are the pronounced issues submit
ted,
The message ia temperate and con-
servative, disappointing possibly III
ia general tone, the antlcipations OF
those who had hoped that Spanish ana
Cuban matters would have been lear
l.sslya ndnvigorously maintained y
fthc Executive has amy decided
policy respecting Cuba, 1t certainly
does not take tie shapeof recognl-
ton of Independence, nor even OF
belligerent rights. The most 'oreiole
hint comprebends nothing worse thai
mediation and possible Intervention
by the powers. -.
The President is likely 10 array
,oainst him the sectarian ipiluence Of
the country by his recommendation
that church property be taxed. me
estimate that such property VIII reacli
a sum exceeding three thousand mil
lions of dollars iuIS90 is startling, ana
presents to political economists an IN
tereslng field for very grave Thoughts
The suggestion of the President thal
so much Of the legal tender net as
makes these notes receivable for debts
contracted after 1877 be repealed, and
that the Secretary of the Treasury be
authorized to merge two millions OF
legal tenders monthly, into long bonds
of denomination ranging from MY
to one hundred dollars, and bearing
three and .sixy-hve hundredths per
cent. interest, will doubtless Dc
CAREFUL considered by Congress-
and probably acted upon. rms
question of finance Is n most delicate
one, requiring the profoundest ABILITY
Of the Republic for its successful solu-
ton. Upon it depends more thnh
aught else the prosperity OF the coun-
try. Ignorant legislation now would
involve tie entire nation IN ruin.
We imagine that all VIII concur
with the President in his recommeh'
dation to abolish polygamy ana IL
censed immortality In the Territories.
This message is the longest one that
the "Silcnt Man" has ever penned,
and it presents to our readers mucli
matter tor intelligent reflection, & \
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-10

THE Importance of the Executive
message makes it necessary fer us to
publish II in full to the unavoidable
exclusion of several advertisements.
These advertisements, however, will
Pc Immediately replaced and continu-
4 III for their full time exclusive Of
~ day OF pretermission.
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so rapidly with time, rs In the United
Slates, there Is scarcely n limit to the
wealth thatlnay be acquired 10y cor
poratlons, religious or otherwise, II al
lowed TO retain renl estate without
taxation. The contemplation OF so
vast property, as here alluded TO,
without taxation, may lend TO seqnest-
ration without constitutional anthori-
ty and through blood. would suggest
the taxation of Nil property equally,
whether church or corporation, eX-
elnptiog only the last resting Place Of
the dead, and possibly, with proper
restrictions, church ediIices.