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FIRST DOSE
On a Boston Police Officer

BoSToH, Nov. IS, 1871
H.R~ STEVENS. .-Dear Sir n the spring OF 1869
was stricken down with fever. which hau Tong aud
almos: hopeless run The best elca! advcs beiuS in
attendance taken through the fever but Il lett
me terribly reduced aad weak, with excsucattng pains
tn side. back aad hips. was completely Frustrated
With .id1ey complaint, aud medicine seemed 70
reach my clsc. ~.
In this condition WAS persuaded. to try vzaET1SE By
friend whom 1t cured OF the 8ane disease, and 1t
seemed though cpuld feel the effect OF the nrst
dose through my whole ys:e, md from that u1omens
day and followed on with The yEo ET!SE unt # con-
been abIs perform my duties police Officer, en-
j0ytng good henth; aud there s no eoub: about the
great value in EEuET1SE In kidney complaint and
similar diseases, an,, Sir. respectfully.
LAFAYETTE EOtsD, 58l Broadway.
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THE HERSHEY hUSIc-HAll,
now almost completed, bids fair to become the
principal musical resort OF Chicago. It will
contain grand concert organ, teaching g-rooms
to accommodate several hundred pupils, and all
the appliances Of q tirst-class music school.
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FOR NEW-YEAR'S. DAY,

We have ut our art room quite stock OF deco
rstiee material for New Years Day which we have
marked down to lowest prices. ,Wolcott Co,
corner OF Adams street and Wabash ayeoue.
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Pain and Disease.

Can we expect 10 enIoy goood health wien bad
rt hu1or circulate with the blood causing paln and
ea1irr body produce pi1np.es: ernoLiuns. ucers. n
diseAion; coslyeness. headache neuEals!s 1henma.
tts1Ii md numerous other complaints? Remove Tho
cause by taking yEcETlSK. the snosI reliable remedy
for cleansing aud purifying the blood
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CORRECTION.

In ou- article State street business In last Sum
days issue the numbe. of Bunte Bros = Spoehr
WAS put in as 4SC instead OF 410 ~ 1t should b..
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

Scarlet Fever Propllylactlc Formula Of DR.
P. H. Hale. Put up and tor sale BY 4. Arepd,
druggist, 52l West Madison street.
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The Policeman's Statement.

TINE for u ard carefully observed his condition fro1
WI. y. HILL, Police pr1eer.
Station I, Epssoa, Aa$a
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to hack nm the Infamous orders of Dnret1 There
was DECLARED elected. In less thsn sir honrs
thev had set ma snnrions Gnuarnn,ant dpnosad
Eei}ocp. on,1 nnt m Pinchhont Tannia~se
Tie bnsiness men of New Orleans withnnt . ais.
ttnction OF party. telegranhed President Grant
ea.nestIy requesting deiav Of eyecntir" action
nnt fiieir Cn.nmitfee naa arrival en.3 seen hi,n
| The answer came from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vii.
INNS ti1at their visit wou}d flo m oooI. that
the PresIdent,s mind was made nm. Then came
an order to Gen. Emory to UNFOLD Pinchback.
| rareons usurnation3 This Eovernment. con-
damned hu evcrvhniv was tha Hararntne,t n
Louisiana that lad control nf the elcctions
What could ho ernectcd IT III In 1914 the
minority. hut what GOOD lid il dol The Re.
turning Board were there~the same fnur fel-
iows tEat comnose IT. NOW The Cnnoressionat
tsnmmitf.e EnnWn a. thn ssWhaa1ar Commit.
tee.n composed Of i've Rennhlirans and two
ncmocratsF sent tn I.ouis;ena ~ investrafc shis
arhitrarv. ilIspaI. anfi ,ininst. Who would he.
lievs rfst ali These th;ngs hannencd scrIde1t-
allyI Men had said in fheir kearts that there
was no God. but Omninotenee lad piven such
nanS; So,5 5Lssag5stsr lss :.,,,on - ,n.
Trumbull went into rery fnli description Of
| tia mach,nerv # eiecttons In i.onjsiana, Gov.
Kellorr had tie appointing Of The Supervisors.
and he was In the hahit Of annointinn n8rtisar1
Republicans for these Offices. What sort Of
| chanre had the Dcmncrats tn reristerl Anv
intimidation or violence on election or registra-
1;onfloy was renuired tn he renorted to the Dis
| trirt CLERK within twenty hours. Thfs was done
in the Republican parishes pretty promptly, but
nity the men in the Democratic parishes. The
| Rennblicans generally sent up the Republican
returns, and but the Democratic returns In their
I rockets. Yet, under Reoublfyan Government,
| enough returns got before the Board to give the
! TiIden Electors more than 5000 majority, ZAP
| nlause.l The real Tilden majority was S,,9517,
As The Democrats could show from sworn state
mcnts. drawn from the observation-disclosures and
| voting lists. No statements Of intimidation had
as vet been filed, but when the Republicans
found themselves beaten they set up the cry Of
e intimidotiou," and d bulldozing," etc, etc.
When a Contested return came in before the
Board. it was taken into q private room, into
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ONE-nAIF LESS

Dr. Prices hayoring extracts require much lei
in quantity, and when used in cakes. pnddings
etc, uakes them delicious.
, 1876-12-31

Boland's Aromatic Bitter Wine of Iron Ia =
and impsired digestion. Depot, So Clark street.
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-.--,- D--.~- . ~ O.
trott; Horauo nan1s, -o, e"a.1
New York; hooele Nag4e.' au a.rest Hst,. 1a-
gland; james o1lu la,1t-de.,er n Ma.,,ohnxat+s. ]
HarTey Arnolo' nss psu, ha,,,a. ASSss' Nem Ta.,s'
washington n, ,'a.,-as Na.r vi, As" N'
David Cra"to1o' o''
1hE a,.. uo,,.
Solomon L. 'et.ee4, pa.a, n,'. Iou. nu,,, y. ~
Zweckes' pa'n'et, Hn@, tn''s. .,- e.4ut' s1u4
painter, ltals: uco'ss nasG5, palntsi, se1,' >,
iand; Felix feeknun, pa,nse' ra.a. 1suooe 1eaaa' D.
ChsEeston' sculptor neuts 1..a.,; Assnsau' aa'..
water-coloflst' Ius' = lug. 11' %Sn,a ps.n' Ie.
italy; EolHunu o.o"' ea4u, 4.1 E n..,,t" goa.
sph ron fa,leut, p,a ~ 49, - -. ppe 1922
Grasse, scup.o4' ~ 80" 1r.r A Ss.s.aH ~ r".e.o
scnlptor, Gng, 1,'n 80. rs11a"s,,. p ~
Nnhem rsa ~ n.,stsa c.he.
T4szfef, ps.o1' a1seI.: Has1@ "1. 1
psinter, s.a., .s e"ann'a 30 nos,s <s.,t.S"' p.o.'
Enq'ano' ";. Aes A n,,ao..n, na,ntar ' s s,raaan
Fisn3' 0ueu r5s S
Skinner 1!.nt' P41.' e ,,sI =" p .1A
banael' 1enp' .,a~.ndas w. .e;,.o. ~
pa'n1e1' eA"o~e' 1e~ "10''
GUN. vrs1c
.,.un,,,. =. q Georges Anber,. ,thratt,st.
- Esa-s vienna ntanIst. Alerfs Azevedo'
Carl GSesss 'Aena4e@ flo11ss, ~1'eAto a1etSoo'
Peris critic; Karl Billet, Berlin orchestral lead
go +.nor. Simon " Valley. connoser and
80. addie RYAN Coo],doe' attn Rostcn.
t. nehoroh Ewrnett- sonrano. rrancesrn
1s, 1a4 1io1inis+ Ita1v. ce1est;nn Sa1vatori
s oAu 1..,r IT.. Fanny E+s7er Fos+er. eonra.
osssos n,.tan -s ~ na,o:fra leader f,nero cor;nne
~, 1t T;dnond de conssem,1te Errncb mn
1hI9f ~ - ~ rL ~, -
stcai antiquars; Ming. Lefebsre~ Wely, soprano,
Psris; John Davis car1eForCanfst, England Prof.
George Rockwell, Of Massachusetts; Charles
Edward Horsley, organfst, New York; Therese
Greenebaum. soprano, Germany; D. Gaunt-
lett, o1xanist and composer, England; Elizabeth
I. Greenfield e. Black Swan'o; Signor Plane,
yerdi's Hbrettist: Celestini Salvatore, tenor,
1tslv; Isdore de Vas, Belgian composer; Joseph
Bohu, yiolinist, Vienna; Julia Matthews, comic
opera, England: Georges Ashmead, Director
Tnndou Choral Society; Julius Goltesmann.
ttllist, Stuttgart; Giovanni Bajetti, composer,
Jt.,v: James G. Moeder; Antonio Barili, teacher,
italy: Carl Bergman, conductor, New York;
reli1en Cesar David, composer, France; Joseph
Desssuer, composer, Vienna; Annie Kemp
Bowler. vocalist, New York: Michael Engal-
hart orgauiet, Paris: Franz Weber. orrantst.
co1oune Cathedral: KATE Morensi. coufralto:
Tbomas 7, Mansfield, organist and composer,
connerticnt: N. Battiste. orranist. Paris: Julia
g.sson. Grand Opera, Paris: Henry phillips,
ror,list. ENGLAND: Mile, Priola. Opera Comioue,
Paris: jean Francois Hennekindt (&<lnchfndl'D,
tenor. Paris: Joseph Grcgo:r, pianist and COM
nosez, Brussels; Hermann Meudcl, editor Of the
DtYt,chr Musikxr Zeitung, Berlin; George
Cooper, orgauist, England; Antonio Tamburini,
baritone 1talYx Henri BOrtinf, DianofOrta COM
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sPRlGGlEs MAKES new YEAR's CALLS

SPRlGG!NS MAKES REV YEARS CALLS
tomorrow. Cook l. McLain, the celebrated dy-
ers clothes es-cleaners, and repairers, 80 Dearborn
street, have been ''hxing'' bis clothes up, and
everybody will want to know where hs got his new
clothea
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on the stagt cannot receive eonVenI'ona' tx
preston, ~ shouting, screaming. and variety Of
other actions do. But II there were no real nsnt.
iue in ..Richar1 Ill., we fear few persons would
20 10 see that Interesting drama, which now draws
It's principal support from the galleries.
HOTEL ARRIyALs.
Grond Poddc-col. R. q. Ingersoll, Peoria;
L. D. Tuthil., st. >;oeeph. Mo.; $. 4. Stevens.
Philadelphia; a. Il. Stafford Marquette; the hon.
J. +. Hillinrd, Springfield; c. II. Osborn, RoeE
Island. j. R. claybzook, Terre Haute; Mrs. Gen.
George Crook, U1aaha; Judge T. Lyls Dickey,
Chicago; E. E. Z'1nmermann, New York l. bige'
low, Boston. :. Palmer House-D. +. Smiley
New Yo.k; Gen. ". n. HaVeratoek+ san
Franci,co: Thomas Hnlleck. New York; r. 81
Armstrong. Baltimore; IF. B. Taylor, Philadel-
ph,a; ". S. Alexander, St. Paul; Col. X. Aass-
ION. Quincy; Gea. q. 4. Mcclellan, Iowa; c. '.
Ilord. China; Gen. ]. T. Evans. Council Bluffs;
the Hon. G. v. Adams, TifHn. O.; John David
son. Milwaukee; r. J. Hackett, Detroit. ..SntT-
,uaa Uause-Lanier DUN, Washington: Il. W.
uemDsted, St. Louis; G. c. Owen, New York; John
uavlcy. Detroit; c. T. Williams. Boston; Charles
LYON. Fort Howard; O. ~ Howard. Milwaukee,; !;
Z. Clarke, Philadelphia; II. D. Haws' Leominster'
Mass Robert Stewart, Denver; b. J. aud chafies
Maaon. Omuh8; H. c. Mckcnney, San Francisco;
,ba .Hon. ]. E, Stone, Kansas; n. !. Dallaa,
Kansas: Capt G. Il. Peck, Topeka, han. 49,.
fremont House-E. G. Callnhan aud n. u. chap-
man. St. Louis; John Worlcy, MaFshallto"n.
Ia: the Hon. $. S. Mann. Elsin; D. c. and
G. S. Melville, Philadelphia; H. B. Sherman
p1ankinton House, Milwaukee; g. a. Fr1uk,
Dinrhamton. Y. T.; Col. George Lee. New
Orleans: the hon. .. B. Briggs, Lansing; COL T.
n Nc1outh. Kentucky; the Hon. $. L. Norris,
Lacrosse; the Hon. F. g. Russell, Detroit; A.
r. whiting, Detroit; the Hon. 4. B. Stone. New
York: G, D. Lsthrop, New York; the Hon v. n.
Porter, New Fork.
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Of Federal troops, and the speaker read and
on the famous orders OF Judge
Durel}, the effect Ct which was, aceoruing 70 the @
military, and to uphold this military govern
ment. The Government OF the United States,
through the Attorney General, Issued its osoefs
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EUt UI IlUH* C31R0Esk&Ve*'1 k~ "~e
asserted by the other side that
THE PRESIDENT OF TIE SENATE
he'd the right to count these votes. To assume
such prerogative was to violate the usages OF
the Government for more than eighty years. It
would be revolutionary in its character and
could not be sustained by single prominent
Republican Senator without stulttfying himself
upon the record. fApplause1. It had been
said that the Senate and House could not m
agree, but nobody had right to suppose TINS.
It could be said, with equal force, that they
would not agree on an appropriation bill, or any
other measure, but when either House obstinate
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THE RESOLUTIONS.

aESAIOh hOGlAooNs
Of the Committee on Resolutions, offered the
following, which we're adopted amidst loud ap-
plause. and the meeting thereupon adjourned:
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coloRpa peesuessp.

I There eau he tut liliie ,ieabt of a
snali Repuniican majority 10 t'oiora-
do, traugh. about i,y tie over8ileIm
ing iniiaenee aud elestinnefsiBs work
III the Federal admEaisI ration. The
number Of Federal office h,.l,leF- IN u
state having 50 small 4 reEs,iAt 90
was sufficient % tafn the seais iil II
closely contested election. 'l'a!s class
OF bought and venai voters gHs largely
ard unnecessarily Increased 6y tie
direct aetl5a al the departments at
Washington with the sole iufpnse OF
rotrapting tile vote os tl.at State,
Z eless postef3ices were constituted all
ever the land aud ''trools Toll RefG
lican eantaers appointed thereto. the
internal revenue service was crowded
to repetition With adven,grefs aud vag-
aeoads. purchased TT heme or im-
ported to vote the itsdiesI ticket; TIVE
n tiitary posts planted conveni huy
for eleetianeeFiag purposes, at one al
" Aieh negro troops were qaaftered.
served TO assist the administration
cause. Federal patronase ar,: stolen
money was layisnly spant to secure
the ghost of a Radical fna,fgity whiea
thsnk heavens, will mot avail TO cave
tie doomed and lettering party IL
November We can surrender Colara
d e threee votes aud ths,i give Ray d
8 Walarlan.
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SENSIBLE.

pr HolbroolS Is the author Of a nso4,-
osram entitled rl.iverconplaint In il
he ssys some very sensible things. and
none more 50 than the following Good
living IS s,id TO cause dyspepsia; hut
the most healthy people have eyer
known have been among shosc who live
well--who ate freely several tin,s day
ofthe most nutritious food. By some il
is said that tobacco, snuff. tea. coffee.
butter. and even bread, caus,, this com
plant but whoever win make inqui-
ries on this snl5ectiliroughout She con,-
nrui,jty viii find that this is seldom
trge In fh'i dyspepsia prevails. &c
carding to my experience, alteeelher
the most among those Who are careful
as regards what they eat and drink aud
the labor they pat upon the stomach,
but exceedingly careless how much
labor they put ou that more delicate or
Etn, the brain. Such people ofteae.t
eat nothing but by the advice q Inc
doctor. or some treatise On dyspepsia, or
~ weight nor drink anything that Is
not cer;aialy harmless; they Oh, $ every
noulliul urtil the are confident, Oh
mature reflection, that j; cannot hurt
the stomach Why then. are they ,;sS-
peplie,? Because. with all thoir care
fulness, they P'y noattcation - the eN-
element ofihe brain They eenlir4,e
70 write two or three sermons ar essays
every week, bes;des reading volume or
two, with magazines reviews. nowepa-
pers. otc aud ats hiding 10 mach other
business calsuia'cd 10 excite the uriui
/ To nett Is not strange that such per-
SONS have Nervous ana stoasaciic alice
tons The constau: excitement Of the
braiu sends an exeess ofblood TO the
head and therefore other organs are
weakened, and morbid sei:sibiiay Is
I produced which renders the stom;tsli
liable to arrangement from very slight
c.ltfsez
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seidiery Deier trained knssiaa oisicers.
holding commissions under the rsar
The whole eantipent ~ Europe i Fever
ish France h+s recovered sreR her
grea. lo>scs. en.l y rss,.iy aasin 10 match
her Old Gnar,i sasinst the German To-
sion.. Austria and' England loek with
grave apprehension epon Rassia $ eager
bnt covert designs upon conSiantnioplss
aud these two ppsssfs feed that this
mighty empire, with its threo millions
OF soldiers. viii grasp this beautiful city
OF the Bosphorus il arms and rnet can
accomplish IL
Germany stands IN the centre of the
field ~i,h her veteran and victorious
army corps, quietly rejoicing in her
strength aud well organized power
90 al sides the powers d the enuti-
uent are watching and waiting with =
feSerish aud fearful anxiety. for war
OF them AL, Russia alone seems 70 know
her purposes aud to be striiiug Foysar,I
to their accomplishment Herr. we ,a.ri
only look on End anticipate the DECLARE
ten of hostiliiies which must involve
the greater part Of The civilized world
IN Yar a, any moment this news may
ha flashed intaour office aud laid before
our readers
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poLlnca. USE OF Ias TREASURY

The condition OF The Southern States.
all OF whh!h have been undes Radical
rule. is a striking example Of how the
army Of Internal Revenue and office
holders have been used bv q iudicious
system of increasing the depaty eolIee-
tors and deputy faafshals ON the eve al
elections. Not only in the Southern
States. but in ether States, has this
been the rule. With such an army of
'weil-paid and welI-drialed men, all an K
ious 20 retain ofiies--sllen. who. from
being SO situated, are of incaicuIable
aid to their party, for they do not frit
ter away It's yotc-parclasing fund, as
they are well paid and zeaIeus---is il a
wonder that the Republicans carry
elections 2
Thus il would appear that, from o
system Of increasing the appropriations
by Congress on the eve of Presi,ien-
tial election. for iheIse of Misceilaae-
Gus Expenses. sucl. IS pusslic build.
;ngs, Indian expenses, aud the payment
Of claims amounting TO millions, which
claims are never allowed but in election
YEAR,, aswell as the abatement Of taxes
erlouniins 70 millions in the Presi,iei,.
:...:sl election year. the Republican party.
fraud and corruption, iierpesaates It's
,sogets
Then what IS the remedy TO b,s an
Piled 70 prevent Ihe continuance of
such y shameless sssteme Turn il,esg
oat, for they are driving tiselass particle
Of patriotism out Of tho people from,
this system Of corruption. Can Mr..
hayes. II elected, present 4 Continuance
of such system MOI the Leaders.
could still carry or this outrageons and
rotten system, ne matter bow well be.
Intended The fathers of such sys-
tenn are still rigorous and win still ex-
s..cise it--fiaine, Morton, Conkling,
spencer Dawes, Garfield and Zach
Chandler.
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To the Editor u fhe Herald:
The blooiy-shirt which was so vieo:-
ousfy and yiIely waved by the lsalieals
throughout lnthana, failed IL accom-
Plistl the Hei9riolis ena so earnestly
desired by tina. party, aud the people OF
the South are rejoieed that the gallant
old iioosier State jsossessi the honesty.
good sense and foresight. to protest
against Rndieaiisni and It's attendant.
vice--corruption. This is the hartin-
ger OF "a good time coming when we
shall have an honest government that
shall rule the countfN with equity
ability, papreiudiced and Irrespective. OF
raes, or State. inAexible, YET benign
which will in the impartial ndminisira-
ton OF It's laws. recognize no North, no
South; presiding over the two, n one
common. indisnas Genouncing the
Observation-Disclosures and thieying OF the
present government has taken The Radi
Gals si,aek, aud made them desperate,
and they mean TO carry the South
though justice herself be tbrnttted.
/ Troops are held in readiness TO carry
sut--on the least pretext-the designs
OF Radical demagognes The Demo-
l-srats shouid bear their grievances Us
best they can vote quietly peacefully
te man, and OF the morningni the 9Th
of November We may congratulate our.
selves that the good time has at last
arrived NIaPogrE.
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TAXATION.

Ia reading over the report Of Mr.
Wells and his colleagues upoH the
subject os taxa ion, we were fereit.ly
struck with the fact that the taxation
to which the people of this govern.
meet are subjected il gres.ter than tha;
any nio'iern ustion ever had Ia
tines Of peace. We iiTd from an ex-
animation OF this very exhaustive re-
port that Il q natioual, Stste and inu-
nieipai tnxoiion of the people Of New
York reached ia 1870 the enorno,;s
siIua Of 81 IS per cspits, ia Oslo,
$40 70, in Vermont SIG 90. while the
figures fer 1870 give Ia Illinois u per
eari,e tax Of sii IS fer tt4t scar. The
ggregstetaxeiion Of the United States,
according to Mr. Wells, has increased,
freul less than So per htat.; in 1861, te
mere than SO per head in 1916. In
contrast with s.is lrsat tax ii, support
Of a republican form OF government
la'ier corrupt and senaI rulers, we
give The figures Of taxation in other
countries Of the globe
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S,eisroao Matters -ThroessnorIon ana
bisser-eahiic ana Private I'm
PESveueBfs.

DESToS. ocioset IL, 1875.
Special Herald Correspondence.
nentrn people are beginning to
speculate ~ to about how much and to
What extent the Dallas and Wichita.
In other words Henderson & Moore.
are going 20 bleed them fer the nyiyi-
iege of getting that railroad. We 9ant
the road, but, Is tell the truth. our neo-
pie are little sbaky when it comes 10
t'using il, though the feeling is de-
cjdediy in favor of the road at once.
and if needs be, Ia paving a small
som TO help things along.
Your correspondent is reliably in
formed that the money has been
raised wherewitb to tuild the TraI,s-
eoptinentai from Sherman To Fort
North. 1t is 10 l,e constructed a.
speedily as possible. The engineers
and Surveying parties locating the
line, We learn, are already ut work be-
tween here aud sherman, and we are
lonking fer them here next week
lsa-iness Is aIrea,iy livening ap In
Denton, and when the two roa,is gel
here Denton will he the hveiies.. as
ven as one OF the most beautiful
places, in North Texas.
Cotton cotton we never saw. the
hSt OF cotton! Look any way, and
you viii see cotton Our gins ran day
aud night, and are far behind. Cotton
selling at two and q half cents per
pound In seed. Dallas aBd Sherman
get the bales.
&Throekmorton WAS here Last week.
6nd spoke TO large meeting Of his old
\ffiensis and acquaintance. There is
pot another man IN Texas held in 80
nigh stimatinu in Dsntoa county ~
Y hroekniorton. He is n true patriot of
he old school, and his speeches sound
Pike the reading OF those made by the
Fathers of Independence. Long may
pc live To enjoy the pleasures that his
Fieuds Will throw about him.
MIR. Bigger was Mt Denton some time
since. and. though he came uuex-J
peciediy, lie had a respectable a,s,li-
ence To hear him speak. We all ADJ
inire the man very much, aud hons. r.,
i'ud him some day advocating a letter
eaiIse
BrsckIsyiEe will be rom MERGED ON
the courthouse this next week. XyUen
completed II viii be one Of the finest
structures OF the kind for Ia. money In
the State Its given up by everybody
that II Is fscsstes. an the pre,ti.St .it4
g Ter = courthouse Of any In the State OF
IExaS
The County Court Is advertising for
l'i'is &, erect Jail. II constructed as
per advertisements, II will hold sixty
prisoners aud q building that will br |
= eredittc the coJiniy.
The class ef improvements, |
both private and pauiis, going |
stl 10 Drnton equity, show |
lhet I'll old fugy nsaions have |
heest diseAtsieJ; fhe living present, /
and upward 10 The wastliworss. /
lat uiglst the artitts gave IN enter /
Ielnuaent ~ the benefit 81 The Oar. /
Eee GesxtAosss. Zen Rishss 4 5 |
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PHILADELPHIA slecala,sm.

Our exchanges note n-uBplcasant
and highly sensational church scandal
AT the Twelfth street Baptist church,
Philadelphia. Of which the Rev Mr.
Bott is pastor. On the 18th instant.
1fser the business Of the meeting OF
the congregation was over with mem
Der arose and proceeded 10 read u paper
accusing the pastor Of improper init
nncy with female members OF his
church. Numerous attempts were
made TO interrupt the reading hu. the
accuscr prooecici. although tse
copitpof the change were sSafehci tfo,a
his hand. He was interrupted ~ tic
female member. OF the congregation
with violent cries, and the singing Of
Of the Doxology was resorted to. To
drown the readings Al length, after n
very stormy session, IL was decidcei to
investigate the charges. when the
reading commenced. Mr Boss FASTENED
fro;o the church, but was pursued by
the fafher Of the young lady With whom
be Is charged with intimacy The p,,r-
suit Was continued for soms diftassce
down the street, but was not ssecessiul
Mr. Boit hfsseif denies utterly the
truth Of tbs charges against him