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EGitOriad Review.

howe OTeat .A9unoN OAIc9S; ~ A"'
nouuced for Columbia the Goth, 1t
is said to be the bigggept aud bcss shos
OF its kind that has eyer travelled:
The Cokcsbury correspondent of the
Greeuville Neus inforlus. shat paper
Of the death BY drowning Of DR.. y.
S. Pinson, Of Laurens comfy, in Sa:
luds river, on "Wednesday last. :. D.:
Pi,<on was one Of the most noble aud
gallant gvntlealeu we:eSer knew-was
a gallant soldier and true Southern
man. His friends are not satisfied
that his death Y vas accidental, hpt We
trust their surlnises are not correct.
1t is said on good authority that
Grant "iS we'll pleased with the politi-
cal aspect: He believes the people
will be compelled to recognize the
Democratic party. as as the party Of in:
flatiou aud rcpudiation, aud the Re-
publican party as the friend Of resu!.np-
ton, and the preservation Of the Ma
ti,nal honor and credit. The issue;
he says, is already made, aud has been
chosen by the Democracy p
The Memphis APpeql thjuks that
the Radicals hsye made great lnis.
take. The opposition to Radicalilsm
cannot BE- divided. on the currency
question. The x1ppsA,is willing to.
trl<t the national convention On this,
as on all other issues. The greatest
Of all is reform etherestora,ion of the
government back to simplicity Of the
earlier days .ef the republic; the
placing of statesmen at the head Of our
national affairs, to put stop to the steal
ins .that-is going oa-this is the task
before the Democracy. -
In consequence of the ACTION of the
negro school board In the city of New
Orleans, who have not only removed
all the teachers, one hundred aud Fifty
in number, who are not in sympathy
with the Kellogg Government, but are
endeasofing. to enforce: mixed .attepd:::
auce-there is intense excitement.
The citizens are indignant and are de-
to resent SO gross All outrage;
and mass; meetings for the adoption i
measures Of relief will be held.
We are gratiied in being able to
state that Messrs: Walter L. and, G..
", Shell were released from confne-
nent on Monday 'hst-baii being fixed
Il $4,000. The application wass made
before His Houur, Judge Moses,
Messrs. Pope L. Watts and e. &.
jaeger appearing:f for them. :. " y ls:r4 y y.
that the arguments were lengthy. and
1oth Mr.. Pope aud Mr.. Jaeger are
pup sn the speeches na4Je in
,nc'F; Denah: Inc op'"'o" of inc
Judge IS Sa'd % nave ose" 'o'' tacle
and just :...
The negotiations for Some time
pending between: the: gmerupteut
:gents and the Black Hills country,
seems far from settlement. Tie great
'hiefs. Red Gland aud sporfed Til,
ire jealous of each. ether, while the
Indians in great numbers are restless
md quarrelse.ne: The price demand-::
ID for the surrender of the <o-called
'rize is fabulous-aud is no less than
per year fora term Of
Iears. 1t is doubted whether there
$ so much gold there after all. The
Government had better invest its
money in some other way. 81.
The Carolina Spartan chronicles
he first frost of the season by saying
bat old Jack nut in appearancc at
>partauburs or the 9th: and was an
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New 1EcsnYeranee Paper.

In another column will be found a
prospectus of the Temperance W-
<crcer, a new pape" about to be pub
lishcd BY Messrs. J. c. & Z. Bailey,
of Grccuvillc, as the organ Of the tera-
perauce order in,the State. AS soon
rs l .000 cash Subscribers are secured
the srst number will be issued. We
wish them success. =,
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The Chronicle 6 Sentinel.

We take pleasure in calling attcn.
tion to the prospectus of,thc Augusta,
Ga, Chronicle & Sentinel, which ap-
pears in this weeks paper, and hearth
ly recommend it to cur readers. The
Chroniczs>sE .Scntiaei is one of the
oldest papers in the country and has
always maintained high Standing.
As ncws paper it Is invaluable.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-10-06

The ILLUSTRATED HOUSEHOLD MAGA-
ZINE is acknowledged for October. The
couseuts are varied and highly interesting as
well as pro6tab le.. The low price at which
this excellent monthly is published places it
within reach of all. Terms 81, address
Household Publishing Co., New York.
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=!:'>:. : S:i::.,:E*E2. SGi Or,
= PAPER FOR TIE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in The highest respect Fam.
ily Newspaper. devoted to the material in
rereSts OF the people OF this County and the
State. it circnl:tcS extensively. amt 0s' IN
Advertising nc,liu,n offers unrivaflcd :Iu.
v;.gltrges. For Terms, see 1irSc pIgc.-'
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NOTICE

Is hereby siv'n that o1'the 4'h' ds! Of
November, 1873. | will apply to the Pro:
hate Cour, Tor final discharge ~. Guardian
Of the Estate OF Edith +. Henderson.
: <:: =. :. - 4. 5: CHICK.
Oct. I, lS75-40-4t.
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NOTICE

Is hereby eiven:thsr on the 9Th day Of
November, A. d.; 1875. ! will apply to. the
Probate Court for final discharge rs All
ninis,rstor, de- honis non. of til. Estate Of
John s. Chaplint, deceased. -.
..... r. S, CHICK. >
Oct. |, lS15-40-4t. -
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Notice to Creditors.

, Creditors of James Lotion. deceased. are
required to, ,establi ish their demands before
the Probate. Court, oa or before the '6rrt
day Of November, 1875.
, JAMIE &. Liza IL, u. g.
Sen -, :;6 1t.
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NOTICE.

The creditors Of she Estate Of y. D. Shell.
deed, are required to render IN their Dc.
mauds, properly ssses,sd. to the ui'd p
signed At Alstou. on or before' ihe esih q J
OF Cc,eber nex., or else payment Will 10
barred. J. y. SHELL. ..
6<p. 20, ,so-2.' EA.c~tN-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAmEINA,
SEwBERRY COUNTY.


- BY James c. Ltahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Hei.rv H Counts hash made
suit 10 me, to grant him tetters.os Admin.
i>,sstion Of the Estate and Effects OF Bellon
Counts. deceased. ..
These are therefore 10 cite and adinsnish
all and singular the kindred and crc.iitet,'
OF ,he said deceased, -shas -s9~y he and
APPEAR before me-. i,l shs. Casrs Of Probate,
T. g. s n he'd M 4 IL r h.l Ssgf. H0u:S
p,bEenti"n hereof, VI III O'CLOCK in che
foreno,n. 10 stre .7es.t,r, If aax they; We,
~hy the said ,Adnr;nis,rn'ion should NOT sr
granted, Given under ms hahd, this. :. s'h
d y. of October. Ammo Doulini. ls7a.
c,:.. J. Z: EAHY, N.-c. q.
=; Oct. =, 4n--et. - .-...: =.
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"a Coughs, Hearseness, Asthma, or any Irri-
tation of the Throat 0r Bronchial. Tubes, wi II
!c relieved by taking Dt. Bulls Cough Syr.
10. 1t has cured thousands. Recommend
It to your friend and neighbor. Your drug.
g list keeps it. PRICE, Is cents. 1t.
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fHE DAILYCRROxECS.E AND SENTINEL
ts flied with interesting Reading matter Of
every Observation-Disclosures Local Ed:
torial; GeoEgia, and SOUTH Caroline ana
and Special kilograms from all important
points. Subscription 4lo..
THE TRI.WEEkEY CHRONICLE xHD SESTl.
MEL is intended foE points convenient to. p.
Tri Weekly mail. Il contains nearly every
thing OF Interest whichappears in The Daily.
Subscription. IS.
THE WEEKLY cERoxictE AND SENTINEL
is a mammoth Sheet, gotten up especially
for our subscribers In the country. 1t Is one
and gives, besides Editorials. all the current
news Of the weck, a full and accurate review
of the Augusta Markets and Prices Current.
The Commercial reports are q special fea-
tu:e of the edition. Subscription, -;
Specimen copies Of any issue sent free.
:: WALSH & WRIGHT, Proprietors,
Oct. 6, 40-tf.
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NOTICE.,

The equity Commissioners will receive
sealed applications for the plsces of Phy.i:
clan to Pour House aud Jail. aud Keeper
OF the Poor House, for the nex, fiscal year,
on or before the 9th day OF November,
1875. Applicants tnuSt7be prepared to give
good security for the proper discharge OF
their duties. Applicants tor Poor House
must furnish TWO horses and one two horse
wagon, and must perform all necessary
.wosk. Should sddisional help become ne.
cessary the same. must. Se. furnished :by
Keeper at his own expense.
Also, for lease Of certain portionsof Poor
HOUSE Farn,.and Quarry. Rental of Quar-:
ry, cash Poor House lands TO be occurred
by 6rss lien.
=: SIMEON YOU.;G, :.
Chairman Board. 81.
October 5, 1915. =. ... -. 3U-@i.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Re. Henry Whirmire, Bankrupt.

In Re, Henry Whitmire, Bankrupt.
. Notice .is hereeg:giyen .shas.a meeting OF
Creditors OF said Bankrupt, will be held be:
fore the undersigned Register, on the 18th
October next, At II o'clock, AN. a: New
berry c. H.. TOR the purpose Of elseting an
Assignee iu place of D. r. Phifer. resigned.
C. G. JAEGER, Register.
goth Sept, 1875. $751;.
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!He hnStea -i>:',.{s>:F t;,s sr:...,;':i
.;';''1 -: S''ac'; isi@ : ....''''''''.''>,.
3,;.,,,; ~, :. ! n,5 s,,ri, 1nf.;n.. =.
,r. " mid =. ;}onr hr," ,..~:
-,
hE temocrats nave maze a CASA"
:"'';; q wyoming icfntory' eiec'lng
>i':T"n u thirteen Iccneers OF the
l.. ...:i<': 49,: e'ghScon oE the twenty
;:|cd ;:'eIoeiS. o1 fae aoa5s.
i.' '"i"'T o' yoVn5 llan VINO
,:'S ;;'F'!'>; !" "c"'h N vac, !'cA,"H II
''>''','S~' "''''3 S''5'.'E: na!' -: q '';'s-
'.!'>'"S ";'S S''''' !'S :, .s''' ",'"'''SS :,
:;> S;''''9 "''s'' ii --''';''s ";'' '0'1
"l':i '';&'S.
A.."nr;;;Y,- % the New York e.
press. I'VE Thousand !..v;sat;,,ns' have
i IN isSu,:l tnc the w.*i,1in. Of
l'oSt:uastcr.1;; c;;;;er.l Jcw.ll's daughter,
- E e'Js" vi. :. ~ .s,:,h n,,,,,n. m ~ 3,
.,.t,,.o - - a. I. h,:;?'. .I s,.i.o~ ~ o.
.lanc
''' -'
Would b. Senator Plngi:5ack S re-
cord is thus tor<eiy recorded in Nvv
Orleans paper: "An * slave, q gam
bling houSr porter, u faro dealer, au
!nmate Of the city work house, sub
>c.,ucTi! y all !"ccnG!ary State senator,
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Tne CcHaEGaaz. 20 IN. Eight page Fspeg.
. Pubaished" about the 2OeA Of E&ca M0ntA

Tho CcHa9G1az 20 IN. Eight page Pales.
Published" about the 20ah Of Eaea @0neA
DuriaG the @oneBe ReDs. -. .-,esssssss5-- -:
The cpapee has succee1ed fsE beSund oNI
expeciations. The Complimentary notices
81 tho press, che confnendnt3eA ot fheaRj
ccsnpeie1t % jndge, tho hearty support c9
the aa<u0eutH. ex,Htn6cnta,s GH1ounseE .2n9
friends of the College, and the genes1i tav0r
extendsd &c. rhe C1tsLkeE1Es nave DHeA 70 7.
many sourcea OF encouragement 20 % tn
or eGOtts to frsnish q psper worthy -cS
aeneYai ratrens&c. Toe tho second voi1l19
"a hay0 occurred vainAht1 0ntE5hstOra. IN
EDITION 20 those Of the hrss got!rsne.3 ghos y
sfIist,ricai SketEhce og tHe Celsege~ sFe0-
toersDho,n Or pan plctaTee oe the Faculty;
shs Reminiscense ef tho eEef-amnsiny
..MoaitoF;;n and ..Sketehes g ASncNS Sn.sa;rT
Errone.b will be ccnttnaeos Cos9e1919''
1ier,ca. asIl- arftcses Of gcRego& slDe1 p. !:
trre1t TFiii Do contained In eaca number
Crslioxe news, local items, aad peFse9A no.
Sces 81 former studenss viii appear reSr'
az, T:!r.aSS 4one doslar PEI volume; 50 seats
for asa uoufho: iace0ts 6or AstnS2e Nn1s1eer. &
90 c,nv nxfr1 TO each club OF ten. T1to
49, H;,,:f,er of thiGvoiume VIII Dc s4s51DAs :;
stSs,f fha, seth instant. We ask q trial
s..rst voazr subac1iption SAd induce yc4e
T;cuds to take TIE coLlEeaAx. Eepaye !.
nnornusiy. As;dresa, -, { II
Ro.soxs cotliox, Sept. lss. 1864 e,
Sept. -, S@--At.~ - t-=:.~~' ,.5,-:sxTs' :.
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eMMR.l.le0.

On Tuc>l1y night. % b SiRs:. by ,hi:Rev.
r. G. lie1b..fr. Mr. G.oncS; CkoNxK.''T
Abbevillr.. and Miss .M.r1lE Buopss, Qf
tNreyyl~fry.
Tic fair bride will acc 'pt thauks or'cake
sept. - . =.
BY ,he Z r y. ". B,'hcr, At :Cnke< bury,
$. e.. on The 29th ult.. JAxhs i. } CALD-
WELL. 6f" Sc~befrv.: an f'~R:.B &C G.,
s"cood daughter. Of f.. 4, ,!G,ASoR,E E>q. %:
M cartE>.
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it.:. i;iEAL GALoL!Sl,S IS % 1aEi ior
D;:o:,: 80. ::.!:@:!GS sci IL .Ts ':.:n!t
~ i..l: l:clo. F4i..l>!:;G ~ %,!.:>. :!...4-
:, ',' "t.: ti:>:s:.S:c.: =: : : ?::!.Ir..:
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,i'hc SpE?i;s:k:: tyLclvagon to1 October
j acknowledged. Cor;cH;o *.;:icd ahi i Is
ciai ni.r,'>; % !;.iy:.rrs. !c.c,s S2. ". =.
,.,i.,. it:l!.ous:, ,A;:ieG>, Ga.
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; Williamson.

-,
THE PENN MONTHLY, ,. published By, the
Penn M,uthly Association. South Sh Street.
Philadelphia; price So per:athfatn:: rbe Oc-
tober No just received is full Of interest.
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U.. WIZ 2U9SHk.'
Mns, C. s. GlLBERT. G; W. VT. ..Tes.
81. Ii. CUrFiNU, G.: W. D.. Yes. -
!. q. CONNER, G. W. +. Fes- -: ~
pARrA1uRU. SEA- ia

SPaRTAs1UR0.S:c., s: e., -Ang. 10,
Nssors. j. C. g. h Bailey. Greeuville:
Dear Sirs:-You. have my most unqualified en.
doIsement Of the enterprise you propose. add Il
viii be my pleasure to give you all Of the assist:
ance In my power. The Temperance Interests Of
the State call for Journal such a you propGse,
aud / have no question that the Temperance Or
ders will unite with ;us-Good Tsmpla7s-tn
liberal support Of Year paper
HENRY 81. MOOD.
Grand Worthy Chief genplar OF the State OF
South Carolina.
fAt the suggestion Of the Grand Worthy Chief
have eouefudcd To- oSsr Il as an Organ for AL
Of the Temperance Os6ers Of 'Soutt Caroliss:t
Oct. T. L. t.
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-. PROSPECTUS. /"
The Temperance Observer
GREENVILLE, s. c.. ;. .

To THE FRIENDS o. TknPEEA Sc1 THROUGH
OUT THE STATE:
There being no Temperance Journal publishe ed
Ia the State, the undersigned propose at an earl
date 10 establish 4 New spaper in the city OF
,Greeuville, devoted 70 the cause aud promotion
Of temperance, aud designed 2s the organ OF the
Good Teupiars and Sons Of Temperance and Of
the Temperance brotherhood Of South Car0liua.
In its advocacy Of It's principles il wiA also CON-
biue the publication OF all matters aud info ma
tion tending tu strengthen the Temperance Or
ders Of the State; such 40: the RrrWth and pfo-
Rress OF Lodges and Divisions statistics, essays,
Stories, e,c. Portions of the pxpe. will be devo-
ted to general literature, new. 10 brief: poetry,
etc for the entertainment. .of:the family circle
We ask the support OF the friends OF the Tenn
perance Reform, Church member and ministers
Tbs size: Of the OBSERVER will be - By .
iuches, aud the price pt subscription Two: Dol
Lam per auuun, and will bo issrea once week {.
TO guarantee the establishment Of TIM 'TkN-
PER6NcE: OBsERvER," at least ZOO subscriber
must fr,t be obsained, with the noney paid In
c1esi:r. h.v. been sen. to ali the Lodge.
Of Good Eemplsss and Divisi1ng Of Sons Of
Tempersnc and Grann Omee-, 10 this State, and
q prompt oeo-operztion inIited.
If we receive sufficient subser iptiona, the arsf
number will be isSued: early in November.
Remit all money b. P U. aouey order o.
Registered Letter Or Bank Check.
JIG. & +. BAILEY:
." fropfsesote. :
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.Weac s. miscellaneous.
Notice to Trespassers.

The sub ::crihers her'hy give notice that
ali .pero,S are .torbidden iron: 's~inc
snrnus1 or hunting on their plantations.
and that trcspss<erS aiil be- dealt with to
the tuil .xieh, of'ih" law. :. =
=. -. JOHN P>.KIIARD,.
j., q. RlKARD. :.
Oct. i. 4u-at. %
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OyyIcE CIV. SECRETARY, ]. @. 9. T.,
Sumter, 5. c.. -, 1870.
Tha Executive Committee hivins had ths 9t9,
po,aI Of Bro. u. c: Bailey, W. IT. Of No. "a,
a. Gteenville, 5. C 10 regard to en Official Organ
Of this Grand Lodge submitted to the % BY she
committee a. the sn,s.
said proposition oppcsi,e ous respective signa-
'nseti EaESRY lssi + Y: r. MOOD, G. w.c.E 7.s.
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Dry Goods, -. s>S:=: .e..:s.:. e.:s.:=
: - Boots, Shoes
Hats, Capess
.eARpgTs, otG. ael0evj 10 : J.
Window Shades,
" ..,y r. & - gaF- NJ za2ss-ss
80: :: Wall RngsR, ] Co. a.

. 7.
Ever .sen in dis eis.. selected Ss ono q
the drm. sho honapesiuteaass the essa5ess, asd
consequently ttnsas The RRusa sk tsis eaD. - i
guni,y hessee. sAsp bnyesse sesdiaG esse.
whesc. ,s- -
The .nrise siio,es viis se ossses o. prises $50
.neses before eqrailed Rim shia secsion- FEE .ss
PRICES WILL STAkTLE AND ATTRACT -
Y0r At SIGHT. We invite yea 20 send f1sS
~ oace -: i9s ;. !. - >,..: sg.s = .y
EsaSe3LRs. ag za1s g@ ANDrRaMn- :
:. .9o18 eooD8 !.
Asd, If shovn % soues fe;enaa eads ;psssh :;
boss. ae are sure Il aiR be q gcas adsnn-
tsee to send 10 lssss order. We pay ~:
freight On all bils anooatiag tsoe &a8 cad 1sG
:apvarda. ~ erders naa .ss seeampsnied
eth CASH, OF 10 send she@ g, y. D., and
guarantee ss:isssrtioa.!' = :s@ S'sssss..7 -
Best 6ic. Prints in The city. a-rSs,s1sz,Ss,2,
/: Lens t:so,bs 81. j.. ss1c. Nose eeaal
to ,csn Ia Sbe ssa1e. sT--:s, = '.. - -
Wtn tae.a s,.eds 4 tpsess .ad ae- s.
rhes,s JUST imported sz : q g = S -
II Ros,sf, De"s.sass..-vIla osaslsassosss
ed soo.ss-as po2aisr psirea +sg5s- ,ss.,.;.s;;
t;eask Fasnistiug t;oeo6 6coalasaes o.
DER &,fnser,. Sl ~ : = ass
F.. Our Bsot and Shoe Drp.Ftmehsis srcoad
TO none 66l shistoairprus: Fsum The eassvs.
81, Be,ssn to tLe daears slasnd .nads goods.
The poss c"nptrs. and t.ras m.nasrd
t;arp-, rsrp4rtmens- Ia word. ..'.'
:. Clrhs. EssS;aassesGaad Iesnss sse aosRass 80
b! the esse aud .saM o. . seeS small Cd .;.s3.y.
-r.ns-r. -. 49, 20. .EE..f5z1 S1:t.z:ss-
is.o.. and i.le;.h-.i and -,
rag <d a;Fa.sass vsiits4s::' ~
:'s7.,,s'ass,a ss.atsss g saFi,sss ses
; ~ .s;
10 ShaIl E1sees an 0edsI from, ,YeE q % cA
:. whsa ySa Wat oar c1sy. q ''- : q
n. IoSsx.,. =. =. gerggsGlE. Sr.7,
-. II. PAWS. :. n d: :sosxaieiiS. -
sep. ~. s9-3m. ~ .: =: :, :
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The attention Of psschass:rrs b s.ery past
Of shis State 10 called to eonsidese ., sergias~-.
posssn. fact, namely. that tho cd eesae-e -
iished house Of &. G. SHsXE&& 90. 10 -
eesssully. = e. .
-. STRICTLY CASH ;, .s~z,55:
:4na We s.siire- oar ps.,eas :asss se sshssas =
continue the same Eaooeab co0sae of:deai>. <. -
jig. Ei.h them shas Ras saeh o ediaiagu;shs6s q.
feature With the house eg, &. G. Sa,vs8 b CO.
~ have nev'&h Ss6as tkS Sciss Gesa;e s;s
-Seorkof ...' -essi ~ -: 50 :s.,.e
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Awarded the Highest aGeds,As Vienna,
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:. PRoSP ECTUS.

Oct. I, l875-4nN4t.
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81 rests
NS~Ss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-21

AN address will be found In to-day's
paper from George n. Aldredge, Esq
chairman of the democratic executive
committee Of this congressional dis
trlct, TO which we invite the attention
of the democracy Of the district. We
most heartily approve Of the position
taken by Mr.. Aldredge, and believe
that II will meet the appreciation Of the
masses OF the people. This district Is
30 overwhelming democratic that II Is
not believed that any but u democrat
would have the least show Of an cleo
ton, no matter how many candidates
there might be In the field; and, more
over, II Is q matter of vital Importance
to north Texas that every voter should
be brought to the polls, in order that
she may have her full representation
in future state conventions, thereby
making her voice in such bodies what
II ought to be. AS Mr.. Aldredge very
correctly says, u nomination in any OF
the counties in this congressional dis
trlct Is tantamount to an election, and
therefore, frequently not over one-third
or one-half the full vote is cast. II
there are one, two or three candidates
in each county, the full vote will be
very apt to be brought out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-21

Mr.. ORTIZ, the newly appointed
to-day april 2lsD for Vienna. A
Washington dispatch says:
1t will be necessary for him to has
ten to his post in order to present his
credentials before the emperor re-
moves to his summer seat at Schoen-
brunn. Information received at the
department. of state IL to the effect that
the emperor will arrive in Vienna from
his visit to Italy on May 18th, and that
he will retire to the palace at Sch0en.
brunn on June LIST. In view of the
fact that the emperor never grants
audiences to foreign ministers while at
Schoenbrunn, and the threatening as
pect of affairs in Europe, 1t is thought
imperative that Mr.. Orth should pre-
sent his letter of credence as early as
practicable.
The instructions to Mr.. Orth have a
view mainly to the preservation of the
harmony which has for years existed
without interruption. They are more
general than specific, as the CONNER
cial and political relations between the
two countries are not so important as
in the cases of England, France and
Germany. Should any troubles arise
involving a war between any of the
European powers, Mr.. Orth is instruct
ed to pursue the traditional policy of
our government by avoiding all ques-
tions which would be likely to draw
the United States into the controversy
in any aspect whatever. The latest
intelligence received at the department
of state, however, does not give rise to
the impression that the pending un
easiness will lead to war.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-21
The signs OF Health.

Health invariably declares itself by visible
signs. A person with n sallow, haggard Wis
age and attenuated frame may declare that
he Ia ain perfect health" but, II no does
don't believe him, for he IN not. His looks
belle him, and his observation IL mere bra
vado. Few persons, except hypochondriacs
desire TO DO Thought unwell. A fresh COM
plexion, n clear eye, happy expression, and
an absence of leanness, Indicate that their
possessor enjoys good digestion, sound sleep
and vigorous circulation three essentials
of health which are fortunately not feyond
the reach OF inva ids. The surest Medium
for their attainment is Hostetters Stomach
Bltters, which, by Purifying the blood, ban
ish sallowness and by promoting perfect di-
gestion and sound sleep, keep the body well
nourished. and impart to tina face the placid
expression indicative ofa clear and unweari-
cd mind. The bltters are far more conducive
to good looks than any cosmetic that ever
humbugged the credulous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-21
KAUFMAN TAP RAILROAD.

We understand that the company
owning the charter of the above road
have secured money sufficient to grade
and tie the road to a junction with the
Texas and Pacific railway, u distance
of eleven miles, and negotiations are
now pending with the Texas and Pa
cific railroad to furnish and lay the
iron down. The work of grading will
occupy about dix smontlis, and by the
time the fall crop is shipped it is be-
lieved that the road can be finished.
This road, when built, will attract a
trade which does not now go to the
Texas and Pacific road, but towards
the Central at Ennis or Rice. The
charter grants to the company a sub
sidy of sixteen sections of land to the
mile, the same as all other charters In
the state. We believe the road would
be "good thing" and whoever gets
control of it will reap a rich harvest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-21

The East Line and Red River railroad d.
rectors have adopted this plan for the pur-
pose of disposing of the 8, 100 900 acres Of land
donated TO the road by the state OF Texas,
and to make 1t available In building the
road.