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A sure Remedy.

The Turco- American Oxygenated VapOr
Baths are warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
and medicinal efficiency. They will accom-
plish more in one month in the positive re-
lief and permanent cure of chronic diseases
than the great mineral springs of Germany,
California or Arkansas can effect in one
year, and at less than one one-twen ieth the
cost. In all durable cases OF the following
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, viz: Chronic rheuma-
tlsm, rheumatic govt articular rheumatism,
dyspepsia in all conditions, neuralgia, nerv-
GUS debility, scrofula, all diseases of the skin,
kidneys and bladder, liver complaint, female
weakness mo matter OF how long standing)
syphilis in all Its stages, spinal disease, pro
lopsus uter.. Some cases will require mag
netism In connection with the vapor Baths.
Advice In regard to diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. haye cured ca
SEES OF rheumatism and neuralgia of twelve
years stan ding In one hour, also chllls and
fever. will give s25 to any person that will
produce a case of the above named diseases
that can not cure, where the patient re-
tains sufficient vitality for healthful recu-
peration. The baths should be taken once
week for general health, and as q prevent
alive OF fevers, cholera and other contagious
diseases. They will cure the rash or break
Ing cut caused by the heat. Persons taking
the baths will not suffer as much from the
intensity OF summer heat as by opening the
pores 1t carries of through the perspiration
much morbid matter from the blood, thus
freeing the system OF internal COMPOSITIONS.
Rooms at residence on Wood street, west
Of cotton compress. A proper assistant is
employed 10 attend gentlemen in the bath
room nom 9 A. ". until 10 p. N. Ladies' will
receive special attention. Come and see me.
told or tepid shower baths can be had
without the vapor Baths, II desired. Shower
bath, 50 cents; vapor bath, 81; twelve baths
for $40.
The apparatus used was invented and pat
ented by DIR. r. X. Roberts, the greatest ply
sicIan OF the age, who Is now located In New
Orleans. MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
jydlm Magnetic Physician.
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w, g, Galloway, Esq, Sollhwcs'
tern Passenger Agent Of the ohio aud
Mississippi Railway arrived In the city
yesterday, aud paid TlE HERALD n
social visit,
Harry Jacobs, representing the OK
tcnslvc Wholesale liquor house of Marx,
Kcmpncr ~ Co., Galveston, arrived IN
the city yesterday, and viii remain n
few days.
Mira II, Baum aud her charming
little daughter, Miss Hattie, returned
home yesterday, from n brief and
pleasant visit TO Paris.
Miss Minnie Noble aud Miss Ida
Hnuglin, two of Marshal's most bcau-
tIful young ladies, ARE at present visit
Ing our city, aud are the guests of Mrs.
VIII Baldrege.
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PREfERRED SPECIALS.

Wa hope Our readers viii not forget lhe old
Folhn Cnnoerton Tuesday aud "Wednesday
evening, II viii bo we'll worth the ptlce0iad'
mission 10 400 our Dallas musicians dressed
Ia tho ancient ooAlumoH, without even hear
lng Thorn nIng n'wom, II viii certainly be
the nrandoat chorus ever heard Ia our olly
aud with NJ many Of our hest hlngoiHi no
doubt n will be- the boai concert ever given
IN Dallas,
children under ten years Of ngc VIII be nd
mliled for half price, Julyhusl
IlAr received NJ tho milwaukee, hoor iihll'
OOO Main street, u large quantity of The cole
braiod Frankfort Lager iiocr, THIS beer N
superior 10 any In tho United States II also
has received imported lthoin wine 0uAhAN'
TnrD runr.
Tho proprietor Inns Engaged Prof l@nuoa
string baud 10 give concerlA NJ hln hall every
evening, Julyloo'
OMAN Tor watches and Jewclry, All goods
engraved free OF charge.
10 you wanta suitable present for u
frlonds You can nnd " NJ Grams, from
nno g0d watch and chain down ioa litllo
ring, Aud remember n viii bo beautifully
engraved free Of charge,
\, NJ. DRAM has IN hla employ ono Of th'
best wnlchmakcu IN tho state. Remember
this whom you 40 10 have your watches re-
paired.
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Mayors Court.

Charlie Gausley, dIsorderly conduct;
plcnd guilty and fined ~ and costs.
j. Is. Van Harvey, disorderly con.
duct plead guilty and fined ~ and
costs,
Thomas White, lighting; plead gull
" aud llnd ~ aud costs.
A, Ammon, drunk and down plead
guilty aud fined ~ and costs.
&. stewart, collared drunk and down;
plead not guilty; found guilty, and
lined ~ and costs,
Rosa Johnson asked for new trial,
which was granted, aud the case set for
this morning at . o'clock,
II. Z. Benady, disorderly conduct ;
plead guilty and fined ~ and costs.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list OF unclaimed letters re.
manning In Dallas postoffice, July *
Parties calling for the same will please say
aadvertised," and give date of list. such OF
them as remain In the office uncaiied for nj
the end of four weeks will be sent 10 the
dead letter Office.
A. b. NORTON. Postmaster.
A LExANDER VIM Altitude II
~ Axline Cornelius
VIM Blaclxman WI
Is BrannonsW II Brown Geo
DLANTON THEME Collins HIS
u Cochran IL Crilly Mark
uNUNCAN Dunkin Silas
~ MORY VIM w Evans f y
ELoYD mrs NJ Alice
GARDINER CIV Good JnoC
VI Godfrey Susan G Graham Clarissa A
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nealn OF an oIa ne.IaenL

Mira, Mollie liawllns died Ia Laneas'
Tor, Dallas county, on Monday night
last, IN the eiglly'seeond year of her
age, aud was buried an Tuesday, her
remaIns heing followed 10 their last
rosing place by almost the entire pop
ulnlipn NJ The village,
Mra, ltawlins was one of the oldest
citizens NJ this county, having settled
here Ia lsiG or 1871, aud was respected
aud esteemed by all who knew her
She leaves large number Of relatives
aud kindred, among whom are Mr.
King llawllna and Captain H. A, Raw
llna, sous, aud Mrs, Pleasant Taylor,
of Dallas Mrs, Sam Keller, Of Lam
custer Mrs, Louis Hall, Of Parker
county aud Mrs, Carr Wise, Of
Johnsona station, her daughters, aud
almost all of the older oilizenn NJ Lam
easter
Mrn, liawllna had been enjoying re-
Invariably good llehlll Tor u lhny ~ h'I
age until The paHl winter aud SPRING
during which sho laid Tor u long time
very low, but ultimately recovered heT
usual health, Only Sunday evening
lust, the writer Of this met her ut the
residence other aon-ln-lnw, Mr., Samuel
Keller when she appeared In good
health, aud was In an unusual How o.
good spirits, The following night sh'
was u corpse, The immediate cause o
death was u severe chill, from which
ahe never recovered hut ~ she wa
living with her son, Captain H. a
l,awlInu, nj the time, aud his hous'
was destroyed by fire lust wcok, II Il
supposed that the excitement Of ~
noval hasloned her death. For man.
years, DURING Mr., Pleasant Taylor
residence IN Lancaster, she made he
home with him. Since his removal Il
Dallas, she hns lived with her young
cst son, Captain H. a. Rawllna
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TIM DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASSOCIA-
Tl0N,
Grnnd state Tournament nnd Agricui'
,urni Exposition, August iith, 1879,

rhc most brilliant display of Gallant
knights ever seen In the state, aud mounted
on tho most splendid collection OF Hooded
Horses over before exhibited In Texas. The
Pr1os 10 bc competed for are the most valu-
able ever offered In this country on such oc-
cnslons, An unsurpassed exhibition OF thor
ough.brod aud trottng horses-double aud
single harness, ana saddle horses. 1no besl
display OF horacmnnship by ladies and gem
tlemcn. Premiums win beglyen for the best
display of Whcnt, Corn, Oats, Cotton, and
MI other agricultural products. Also for the
best span Of mules used exclusively for farm.
Ing purposes. There win be magnificent
band In attendance, The Dallas Blood Stock
Association viii spare no palms In admins
tcrng 10 the wants Of their guests ON this
occasion, and confidently expect that IL VIII
be the largest gathering Of the people yet
Witnessed In North Toxns.
There will be presented to the best drilled
company In Dallas. II magnificent silk flag.
A. WADE, W. Il. MILLER,
Secretary. President,
July23-d&wtolinug
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rs vou want 10 vote re,is,er
-,
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r,., a,,ao, o,o,,,,, ,,o.,,ra,v
...,., So. ,. ""s " ~ e''V
w" 0o"".'S ""so"'.
..oa,~d y, 49,. ".,,ss1
s
Every ci''heh shoui" 20 W 'he
oisrNs once ana register
festerday was delightfully."- pleas
""'' coo' oree2e oiowihg rom the
oou'h curing 'he eh'ire any
III 1t was not for the regular COM
p""y eAe'c'se' '"e hre department
"ouio oeco'ie rusty from lack OIL USE
The finances of the,city seems to
be attracting attention. A commune
cation OH the subject appears in an
other column.
--"This is very much like the
whale" rs the small boys of Calves
ton now say when their dads trounce
them.
-Can,t we have n little excitement
In the shape of a trial ofspeed between
some of the fine horses In the associa-
tion'sstables.
j. b. Salmons plead guilty to the
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Another snipmen, Of cattle.

Wilson will have to look well to his
lnurcls, for there IL "another Rich
mond In the iield.n Mr.. John II. witt
yesterday shipped eighteen uar loads
of fine beef cattle TO 81. Louis, via Tex
M and Pacific, and expects To Take the
horns on them ny being the ilncsi lot
of Texas cattle shipped to ST. Louis
this season. Come again, Wilson.
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FORT WORTH.
The Nominee SpeaIle ih--Disirict Court
-..t.oiiy Experimentation.
able Rains.
FoRr WORM, July ~, l775,

FoWr WORTH, July %, l775
10 the Editor of the Dallas Herald
b. Rush Wallace addressed n large
audience at the Court House, yester-
day evening. His speech was about
I'M hour long, and many sentiments
expressed were not endorsed by those
present. Col John G. Mccoy followed
In brief, but pleasant talk.
The Court is rapidly transacting bus
mess Hunter, who was arrested some
time ago Tor petty larceny, has been
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years. Several other important cases
have been disposed of during the day.
The case of Bright for the murder of
Nj. Il. Johnson, Jr., was continued
after much discussion. learn that 4
gift enterprise has been organize
the purpose OF erecting u State Ul
sity at this place. VIII make mel
of this more fully ut another tin
Splendid rains fell last night.
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Meaars, A. \, Jetl and H. o. Aeegar
are duly authorized travelling agents OF
TnH DALIAa iInnALp fmNrlNo COM
rANy, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
and lob work, from this date until
further notice. W. q. HOLLAND,
business Manager
Dallas, July I, lh1,
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A Card,
July 23-ll

j, Denni desires to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has reopened
his business house, on the square, north of
the courthouse, whore he Will keep con-
nntly ON baud splendid stock of Stoves
nd Tinware. All work In his line will be
done by the best of workmen. Satisfaction
guaranteed. July 2O-dlm
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aud pursued them until when near HE
Mills they disappeared Ia Ihe umber
Il would moi be- amlsa ior every one 10
sou that their premises are properly se'
cured, - a large number Of burglars
and lhieyes NJ present. infest this city,
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NOTICE,

All delinquent stock Ia The
Dallas Real Estate and ifhiid'
ing Association, viii be sofa ="
the highest bidder ~ public
auction. on wednesday. The iih
day 81 August, 1870. Sale ~
the corner Of Film and Austin
streets, az ~ o'clock W.
n. T.. BARRY,
Secretary ana Treasurer d. H.
II. ana ~. Associations
luly w. dlhl
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July lsdtf

Losr-.I.ost on Friday morning last, be-
tween sanger Bros store, Lamar street, and
Cochrane avenue, u blue satin fan with
white ivory case and blue ribbon attached.
Tho finder win be rewarded by leaving II NJ
Judge Burford's ONCE. July23-dlt.
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We have procured fresh vaccine virus, and
win vnccinate those desiring II, ut our Office,
corner of Main and Lamar streets, between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. ana y. NJ.
POPE " LOCKE.
INV ~ A
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CITY BUSINESS
A Gard Of Thanks.

Tho slihscrlher In taking leave NJ lill pnl'
las friends, dUhlfra ~ expires lilh sincere
qualification ~ the cordial reception hr has
incl with IN this city, lie boys leave ~ ton.
der his hearty ihankh Ia each nnd every
Folks Concert who 80 kindly responded 10
hiainyitatlull, ana who have "a hnrmunl0nA'
~ worked iogoiher Throughout the fulirhl'
sails aud oOnohriHl ana especially 10 ffoL
linuor Tor his able aHHlslnnpn ~ Tho l'lhnu,
Ito takes the liberty ~ say that Prot Bauer
IN nnH NJ the hest accompanies lac has met
with IN all the k0utl, His visit In pnllhs
viii over ho remembered most pleasantly
aud lac lillOH hlH leave win u thorough hl.
pIcOlnllOn Ofn hOpcNOnnl lindnt@oH anu
nf tho general response made by the cOlnnu'
nifty "a the effort ~ entertain thom WIN lho
J, W, hEARLeltE,
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DISBURSEMENTS.

by amount paid ON county war
rants and District Court orders
general Sl3,5Ol 40
BY amount paid in jury scrip and
District Court ordes-general
fund 22O6 90
By amount paid on road warrants
(received of Sherih) ..........,."... Ga 20
By amount paid ON Courthouse
scrip and coupons .....,.........,....... 2O67 IS
BY amount Treasurers commission
on SlS,9S6 0i at ~ per cent total
amount eceived,-.....,,..,..,,.,.... AVA 90
BY amount Trcasurer's commissions
on slS,39l 81 less Si39 p at 30 per
cent total amount disbursed,,.. AIS 81
Sl0,3l5 80
Any furtheri Information in relation to the
above report, can be had by calling at the
Clerks Office and examining my quarterly
reports, or ut my office and seeing my books.
NJ. V. COLE,
Treasurer of Dallas county, Texas
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sa,,ee

Ihem viii he q rasnlar mehlnB 81 l'N
slpekhnldrr, NJ mo Dallas Herald ff'nllNs
lon,mny, 10 lhe piiieH 81 lhn neilli Npalp'N
Lm Iuslr4nns Company, pn WnanrslA9l
August 3, lsih,
n VIC, HOLLAND Secretary
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M Eesiasaes, eeFaeF raeine s.es.e
aaa nessisa streets, s,nbsseins HAT .
bissk ~ ground, with q we'll n"'s's"
sasrs,sFy asa basement Fseh'csness's
buiiding, aaa ali necessary o"ssbni'"'
Tags, a,e, Az early applicant may 30
euFs bargain, -
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rugpAILy HERALD

viii be fsnnd su sale w ,he news,
bsys sn all isains ~ ,ha fesas H"a
aaa raaine railway, aaa ~ she news
sianas Ia che eiiy,
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secretary
Observation-Disclosures

HNTCcI NcHOOI Tor WNItN anu FtWhI'N.
The fall session will open September ith'
Charges M heretofore. Parents who have
seen the evil results OF changing teachers
and books every year, VIII find IL 10 their
Interest TO patronize this school,
II. W. ALDEHoFF, A, NJ.
July 2S-dQaw)5w
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July sd law)5w
MNnIoil.

An experienced custom miller nj the
Mansfield Steam Mills, In Tarrant county.
None need apply without good references.
JULIAN FIELD.
July 3-dlt
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HAnRls isutia iltism lnp
Ill ilililcnlnb WM liush AHHrlilH
Jofoe panl '''''~" W."
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AteABAMD VIVA Mcdonald "
vi Meppy lipA W AlllW IN.
Inrrs Iolin A. Morton a Hen
Iernn INA Mnnudy John
NAuTH Franklin AAsl' SANE
DAGE John Phillips Agam
/ foils Inhn Preston Aplllp
rrpar John
nRAY IIenryF ll0pls Logan u 10
IL Rusiell u l.
cCBoGglg 400 hgolLh s..,.,,,.
- hhippin l. hlrpllull aNN''NH
smilh Alyina nlAlhp4 htNM
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n.IJnEEn AW Thompson y u
Iuplet Ma 1usrl frhk
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| Kahn A % White q hpiii ihp
Ilnpaid Letters,
| BeiI DrFN l00mlHA, iogl
| iuilins A n fnufnlnT Andre
| Iours Abel a Mays ldn l.
! Mayer InO N hgnll hrl!l"
I Hhon Inn Wont, T.
williams on
uegiHtered Letters
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GARD


W = ~ v W. ~
GoeeTs and dealers ~ froiueei plp t'WN
street will furnish hagging and Iief " lNpll
county friends, ana shlp lhelF crops ~ Y
planters wish ~ epnsgn pnllon ~ wheat W
lheir friends IN Galveston lhey wiz mAhp
very liberal advances .....,.,.
Wp, hlpKkLsi
luly ~, w, " NphNl'
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Wake Up and See What Ia
Going On.

Joseph Menczer, grocer, SIS Elm street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
He delivers them to customers free. Go
and give him a trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
67dsm
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Notice.

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton & Co.,
unless made by the undersigned
July 7-dtf p. HAMILTON.
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Wainh nnpaLrlnn


Correctly done, and positively by the Tine
romfNi NJ j, NJ, 0rams, 607 Main street.
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For REM On Ensy Terms.

Tho Cosmopolitan ilotol. Apply To
July I1.dOt JACOB NUASllA UMEh,
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MAkTED.

Two reliable agents 10 travel IN the
lnleresl 0f TnE HERALD,
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NO ar O ~


Al parties having gn.ls sNl sl,s w xxx afe
Warehouse neon WlilNll slNl w, It,''''itn elli
nnd nav up storage eilHf3rs lnl lHhN ,tt
pr0psTfy away, NJ uui lnup ~ wv VIZ XIV
iIi5data, mllir sale thereof WI w lNnlp III
us nt nur WaIrlnusr Ia lhnIrlh, w w" gi W.
noiigi that No viii soil az nlr rhpllAllNl W.
teii DAYS hun iiis date ~ Pay hWlNht pti
NH aO0ds in our Warlpus. ulWl MueH
storage Is due, POINTER hiill4lpaANp
mly lsdlUf
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MlsGELLANElli


Try Kmigs WCeau f.4u' aug W,iii..s
nhsl p,,,H tb~ 'licetn faaAN mlni nonsl'lr' y
eanai 10 ilie nfti northern Hour b'N w
i1uud iuT sole 30
OBENuHAIE OHllpiitha Airn's
lllusr him HNl AAiAii ''''N'
JilV 1-dHn
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Iieoapilulnllon Of mo funds received and
disbursod by N, V cole, TfensuIeroi Dallas
county, 1eKns, lrou the llralday of January
1870 u the Dlh 0f June, lS1j, inclusive
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outrage on the Third District can
receive the support of the Democratic
party in that District, and if the de
feat of such men involves the defeat
of the party, the party will be re-
sponsiOle not We. We always deter
to the expressed views of the party
IN tue conduct of political campaigns,
and rs far rs " can understand
those views now, Ihis paper will not
nor support for any
Office in the gift of the people any
man who supported either by his vote
or his influence this most fragrant
outrage on every citizen Of this Dis
tri.t.
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Meeting OF the Citi.ens OF liant
ington.

]: is expected that large meeting
VII be held At Ironton on next Tues
dav. goth inst, in the interest Of
II. Il on the North side of the river.
or the Huntington, Portsmouth and
Cincinnati Z L This will be de
cidedly the best road for the interests
of this town that can be built, and We
hope the meeting will be well attend
Ell. On the Supplement viii be
found list of the Delegates appoint
ed at Richmond to attend the con-
yention; they are gentlemen OF In
ilueuce and character and any action
taken by them will no doubt be en-
dorsed by the people of Richmond.
Huntington will be represented by
some of her progressive citizens, and
we hope for good results from the
meeting. Below will he found the pro
ceedings of the meeting held at this
place on last Saturday.
HUNTINGTON, April 10th lS75.-
\ large number of citizens met at
the ity Hall at 3 O'Clock p. m, for
the purpose of appointing delegates
to attend the General meeting to be
held at trenton, Ohio Oh the 20ih of
April 1875, for the purpose Of
selecting some route for railroad
connection between Huntington and
Cincinnati. Thomas j. Burke was
chosen Chairman and ii. {. SimmS
Secretary Of the meeting. As there
had been some misunderstanding rs
to time and place of the meeting, it
was adjourned to meet h-re again at
$50 p. m.
Pursuant to adjournment this after
noon the meeting was called to order
by the Chairman at 1870 p. m. The
Mayor, Recorder aud Councilmen
together with the following delegates
Sere appointed to attend the meet
ing at Ironton on the 2Gih 10 rep
resent the interest OF Huntington
viz. T. Gibson, II. c. Parsons, F. Il.
Green. Jno. Hooe Russel. W, s.
Downer, J. T. Gibson, Thos. Med
ford, \. B. Palmer, W. II. Harper,
]. w Nerlander.
The following resolution was adopt
ell:
ReSo'red, That the citizens fHunt
iugton endorse the project of a rail
road on the northern side Of the Ohio
river, and will respond literally to-
wards building a bridge at this point
Adjourned.
I. J. BURKE, Chairman.
II. G. SIMNS, Secretary.
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THIS great trial is now in its ht-
teenth weary week, and although be
fore Mr. Beecher'S appearance on the
witness stand, interest in it had be-
gun to FLAG. yet it has greatly revived,
and the papers which publish the
evidence have had 4 very large sale.
Mr. Beecher has been on the stand
now about nine days, and his teSti-
mony, to any impartial reader, is al
most complete retutation Of all
the hideous ISLANDERS of which he has
been the victim. II aa, .een bold
and defiant in his deaui of the char
.es made against him by Tliten ard
Moultou, aud he has by his witnesses
outside Of his own testimony conv;c-
ted them of conduct which condemns
them. lie has shown that Eilton has
periurei himself in more than one
instance aud that Moulton WAS the
tool of Tilton, in 50 working on his
Sympathies rs 10 extort money from
him to bolster up Tiltcn's falling for
tunes.
- tar it seems evident that the tri-
al has added to the number Of Mr.
Beecher's friends and supporters, and
bis mos. intimate friends have given
him cor,liaI and earnest support
all through. There is one thing Ger
tain: the contest between Beecher
and Tiltol, must be war "a rou
trance" There can be no comprom
ise on either side If Mr. Beecher
5 ,.ot the most accomplished liar,
and tn most consciencele,s peJurer
mo, the e,rth, or in other words, If
his testimony true, T'lion, Moul,
ton and Mrs. Monl ton have all made
oath 10 a series Of lie, for which there
can be no excuse or pa.iiation, lies
which on the part OF rilton, biacSen
and defame the character ola good
man. and at the same time deStrcvs
his own wife, with whom he has
lived u"til she left him last year Of
her own accord, although he claims
to have known OF her unfaithfulness
with Mr. Beecher for several years.
The trial has now lasted fourteen
weeks, and it seems quite likely to
continue a month longer, unless il is
ended by the sickness or death of
some Of the parties
For additional Editorial and News
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-04-15
The Bsecher Trial.

II. c. SIMNs, Secretary.