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! DID Not W RITE MY WEES LETTER

of december :, 1873, neither did draft It. TWAS
written by her after consultation with me as to
the phrnseology Of part of It. At an interview a
short time after this between Beecher and myself
either this letter Of Mrs. TltOns or o CODY of IL
was shown to him. Mrs TiltOn was present to
pronounce upon card prepared by Beecher.
lSbown letter did not see this letter nor
was present when It was written. l never saw
1t until 1t turned up In this trial. Mr. Clarke was
at the time this was written editor Of the GoIdsI
Age. was not aware that in efforts to dispose OF
the paper II was discovered that people had a
deep-seated prejudice against It on account of NV
being connected with 1t, 1 was not aware at this
time that
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THE following letter has been ad.
dressed by Mile, Carotta Patti to
the editor Of the Birmingham Cat
zette, with reference to her refusal
recently to sing nj concert in the
Town Hall, Birmingham
"Dear sir; | have presor we'd too
good II remembrance Of the kindly
and sympathetic welcome accorded
to mo in Birmingham eleven years
ago not to think myself called upon
to give some explanation to the
public in reference to tho concert of
the 26th of November, ! did in
deed think it strange that under my
name on the placards, as well MS on
tho programmes, should have been
placed the words, Sister Of Adelina
Patti. Though but twinkIing
star by the side of the brilliant
planet called the Marchionoss do
Caux, ] am nevertheless too proud
of the humble reputation which
Europe anj America have confirmed
to allow anybody to try to eclipse
my name by too dangerous approx
imation Of that Of my dear sister,
to whom am bound by tho tender
est affection Desiring, however,
that the public of Birmingham
should know how gricved l am that
it should have been the undcscrving
victim of an incident which should
have been confined to the artist and
managers only, | beg that you will
have the kindness to state that |
shall shortly reappear in Birming-
ham, and that it is my formal in
tention to devote the proceeds of
the concert to the relief of the most
necessitous among the poor Of the
town. Kindly excuse, sir, tho
length of my letter, written for my
own justification, and accept tho
expression of my most distinguished
consideration"
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TIL e 8 U N.
)nily and Weekly for 1878,

The approach of the presi lential election
gives unusual Importance to the events anu
Developments of 1875. We shall endeuvor 10
describe them fully faithfully ana lenriessiS
circulation OF over seventy thousand copies
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The Texas aud racinc I,ailuny,
Especial to the ", Louis Republican.

lAperlhl 10 lhe ~ Louis hepuhllnnn,l
Mr., Thomas Scott aud Judge llnker
will argue the Southern Pacific railroad
bill before the house committee on Pa
ellie railroad Tomorrow, The bill will
then bo referred 20 n subcommittee
for mOredetailed consideration, \ can
vass of the whole committee gives
ground for The statement that u ma
jorIty fnvor the bill, and viii recom-
mend II 10 the house for passage, II
contains In ia present form, however,
n provision for n branch to New o..
leans, which viii he stricken cut aud
the proposition, plain and simple, for
assistance TO the Atlantic and Pacific
roads will be the form Of the Till sub
mitted
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
of deed of trust executed to me, j. IL. Leon
ard, by II. B. Scott and his wife Jennie NJ.
Scott, on the 18th day of June, lSIl, when
deed of trust is recorded In the ONCE OF the
c ERIK of the district court OF Dallas county,
state of Texas, in book TX, on pages ioo, lo6
and ASH, to which reference Is here made,
will, at the request of A. Faulkner,one or the
beneticiaries in said deed of trust, on Satur.
day, the 30th day of January, A. ID. 1919, at
the court house door in the city of Dallas,
state of Texas, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the following lands,
lyingi in the county of Dallas, state OF Texas TO-
wit {: One tract OF four hundred and seventy
four and one-half acres, the "a. w. Perry
headlight survey" sixteen miles northwest
from the town of Dallas, known as the
"Trinity Mill" tract of land. Also, tract OF
forty eight and three.quarter acres, beingth
north half Of W. Ii. Wits ninety seven ana
one. half acre survey, bounded OH the east by
A W. Perry's one hundred and slxty,nVe
and one-half acres survey, on the north oy
Josiah Ashlock's survey of one section, on
the west by A. W. Perry's four hundred and
seventy -four and Cne-half acre headrlght
survey and on tho south by the south nall
NV. H. Wits ninety-seven ana oherhaii
acre survey. Also, twenty acres Out OF the
IT, Simpson survey, bounded on the east by
said Ashhlock survey, and north by balance
of said Simpson survey, on the south ny salu
A. W. Perrys four hundred ana seventy-iouI
and one half acre survey. Also, slxty-s
and nine tenth acres out OF the Mary kene-
dy one hundred and sixty acre heaurient
survey, bounded on the north by survey
owned by the heirs Of William Row, on the
west by The balance of the said Mary Kennedy
survey, on the south by W. ii. W1ttsninety
acre survey, and ON the east by A. w; Per-
RVS four hundred and seventy-four and one,
half acre survey. Also, forty-eight anu
eIghty-five one hundredth acres out Of the
VI. Ii. Wits ninety acres survey, OH OF eas.
end of said survey, and bounded on the east
by A. W. Perry's four hundred and seventy
four and one-half acre survey, on the nortii
by said Mary Kennedy surrey, on west DIV
balance. of said Wits nlneIu acre "a sue sue
h1ndred acres, together with all and singu-
lar the rights, members, tenements and her
editament to the same in any manner oe-
longing or appertainins. ,, a.. 10
periegt, but convey only rs trustee
], L. LEQSARp, Trustee
3ldian7 1l2l
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St. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

ofthis hook Charles Dudley Warner writes:
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its gloay of red and gold, we have q perma-
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
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Doctors Pope and Locke have associated
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surgery, and tender their services TO the ciii-
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

Tie prospectus of the second volume shows
that there is to be no falling of, but an in
crease In its literary and pictorial attrac-
tons. Among other attractive features are
two sp endid serial stories,
"THE YOUNG SURVEYOR
by j. Il. Towbridge, author of the Jack Haz