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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30

WHsrgvrR the political complications
of Louisiana, it is apparent that only
good government is needed to cure
the material prosperity of the Stale.
The New Orleans Tmss presents mort
gratifying record in this regard. The
estimate of the cotton crop was some
months ago "a, 600 bales. but it nov
seems to be sssured that 100000 bales
will be nearer the number. The sngar
and uolassea manufactured this year
Will sell for . larger aggregate than any
crop previously produced in the State
Sugar planting. it is claimed. now paws
larger interest on the capital invested
than ever before. and i, ~ confidently
believed that the production next year
viii far exceed that ofthe present. Dis
cussing the status or the negro in busi-
ness relations, the 7ires says that his
efficiency cannot be doubted, and tn 1t
his conduct in the recent campaign " as
apromis;ng indication that he is begi q
ning to realize that bis interest 81 d
those Of his white employer are identi-
cal
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TEe oonsPsrscy % iEsi-L t,s d-eesas-t
candidate fof P-ssii.-nt n ths ,zcs ~
which Samuel J Tilisr -ss aaz-ls sie~
ted. grows more aEi m-rs dz-iczlt =
Ever iss trlazs 49,
and oouvineing pr,oss 81 tls l-.1sts,
forseries ana gerjuri-- ~h-1a k4rs .-ea
comnlIt;s,i ty the to-cis II tts r-cklr-~
party leaders sho ws1id snbrsrt 80
free institutions il o-ie- Q, ala-nr.-1
themselves IN Po~er. TAe honesl 80
in the ksPuhl-sa psrts esnnot -~.>is
IN isnoraEce of the fxAl ckAra-orr -
th-.e ihing.- II. oonsg.r..--. 80
projcci-d TIA cllraoc 1aTa
exhausted th~tr rcsaI--rs q
deception. snd the in-rltat,e r~.reeu-
a. The truth besin. % ooEae - lsan =
setting IA When ths ezE dTu.lk =
the shameless frAad. F.-rp~tr.t-i ~ 80
stteulpt 10 max. HAy~- fr~-str-t .rs
spread before the paellc ln ~ rspcrt~
OF the v4ricos oonEre~-,anl cuu1-zlr1~rs
nov engaged IN lus-<us.--< t.s -.
popular feeling Elll > crca,e.i -41ca
even the most d--PeFate q tas ce,s,<rr
tors NAV not dare q ll--t - "a
they have i-id % c-rr.a f--~n1111
BY fraud. forFsry. and u - -. -
fully con,rirei Ard r.st inter--,s -
backing il. has ih~y have uniert<<sr .
work that they fni - - l<ns--u<A
New York sun
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30

THrRE may not be the largest amount
Of systematic religion among the dFa-
matte profession, but in the exercise Of
charity they merit conspicuous place
IL the front rank of the worlds good
giyers The occasions are not exeep
tionable when hi. has been shown.
They are always prompt with free hearts
and open purse. They distinguished
theins-lye. in the cause o. the Brook
lyn sufferers. and the hberaliiy and en-
thusiasm with which money and servi
ces are rendered, Is remarkable Here
N Dallas we have that open-hearted, ,eour-
teous gentleman and most exoelle ut
actor. John Templeton. tending to 8
citizen of the city, splendid benefit
How true are the words that come RIM T.
ing down the past eighteen centuries
and the greatest ofthese is charity
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hR GLovss. 81 Missouri hss introduc-
ed in the House OF Representatives a
bill for The protection Of States from
domestic violence. which provides,
among other things. that any Governor
falsely certifying TO the President that
riot insurrection or overt acts of rebel
lion are occurring in his State shall he
deemed guilty of misdemeapor, and on
conviction thereof shall be fined not
mare than $4,000, or be imprisop I'd
not more than ten years, or be both
fined and imprisoned. e0ne good resu Ii
might foil " the passage of this bill
II it should seem probable that it was
likely to become a law, Ex-Governor
Chamberlain of South Carolina wou d
very likely consider il for his interes.
to ,rayelsbroad.
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TIE Rev. II. r. Sye an Univerali.l

TIE Rev. II Il. Sye an Univeralist
preacher. delivered sermon in Brock
lyn last Sunday entitled The Brook
Ign Dead where did the three hundred
90 when they died z He said whea
men die they win be Is, one or the
other of three conditions. One is that
they viii remain precisely as they are
when they die. without progress and
without change. No one believes this.
No enc supposes that an idiot remains
an idiot forever. the blind continue
blind or child remains child A
second supposable condition i that il,
the future world the COOL remain good
and the bad continue bad. Who are
the good and baii Can you separate
men into precisely two glasses? There
is some good in every evil man and
some evil in every good man.
univsrsalism afIlrms thar all men no 10
God for enlightenment, Developments
and puri6cation No one enters into
heaven but = heaven enters into him.
The change b in his moral condition.
and not IN place The body With its
lusas and psssions die, bnt men must
commencs the next Life D 3t In ! nondl.
tisa # perfect purity. hut On The came
neral plane in wsich they l~st tE,is
III 61,S1 - S<.<,.>....s 49,. ~ Il =. - !. !,
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srettsd not having his rifle with him.
When asked the use of the knive. be
laughed, and said Why, TO be sure, to
scalp the Turks. we neyer take Turk
alive. have FIVE hundred Cossseks,
every one has knives, and every Turk
viii be scalped." His views on matters
generally were equally singular He
pitied Turkey, which. he said. they
would ogerrun in a fortnight. and spoke
scornfuily ofGermany, saying that when
Russis had done with Turkey shewould
invite France to divide Germany be-
tween them. The Cossaek captain wa.
quite in earnest, and was evidently an
Intelligent man, speaking English and
French fuently.
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A xovsxrsr Ia. beer started q w.. !,


AxovsxEsr has been started in Wash
ington to aid General Wade Hampton,
whose devotion to duty and his peopi :,
brought the torch OF the incendsa,y y
around him to swallow up what was le ft
from the wreck Of war. Hon. 6eor,.
Bancroft, the historian, started il vii III
slov Mr.. w w Corcoran followed
with $1,000. and Columbus Alexander
800 The FIRST movement was made
by Mr.. Bancroft, who, although : Re-
publican in politics, commcnds in tie
highest terms the conduct of Gener 4
Hampton in III bis trying surrounding. !.
both personal and pDIitieaL He ee.
saansy looms up srand5y in the gloon =
horison- Goslsiyen to the occasion 40 i
- honor e the nation ard 10 he axe
In whick ws live. II Texana woul 4
saissp ~ thc0sAnds and sssist inth !
god work the links of ffieoAShip wo.l i
- drawn yet closer 6stresn tke1a g I
the old rslnetto stsss
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Fron ne pszssoL Aie<s-ez2ki
ssppo.~ Grant sho4ii de b>.ers 80
4;h Of Mach. s1d the S<nsss 49,
rcooSnsse Hsyes. snd tss Hs,-s >k..ll
stsrd ty Illaea. snt tss l1z<-s
should scalp Sheridzn. s,d s1< H--->
shoasd impe.eh SA~ra<s. IA - 49,
dosers sloah capture Pa c<2--r..
and the Europ>2n vsr ssa-.la s>11-.~-
este S>eor HSo>-cn. sl1 - Sur<<,e
court shoaid ~ erssy er-r 10 ss4f
eaIoas. thee sho -9e,S - ~F-s<<rraf
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....nnlA, nn1ts Asp consfs1s.


rs.s tosuI'r'n. Lev o"'''' '''''"
,.l
.r,yHn,r, yet threatens TO arrest
r.rr... ..I simpson With the negro
.#..asav o; ihe State Suppose
fr...f.
r..... s,arApt.patriu'isn or cove
......, ...'. h' - IDLE Is ti'e wall OF
..Hrr.. winds l!e is determined TO
.-. uu,.n
r.. mn. .ut r7nstHgtinnd L"sis.
r..-., a, South Carolina have nd
...t rus uruup trusts that the
..m. w.r mover ,s-smhle again.
dad. Ftlstf. ruf-,urhised the negro
...r,y Sock 600 i.sHrfrauch.sc them,
... hove a Louisiana and Fisrida
...sr ... thousands ot their votes.
,...r .r..,.ra brs,n % Isy iu SUP.
........... ..-,-.,I ,,g.. The Al.
....... .. HeId,,. ha. a conius
.. ...... ..ae eject u,1Du thc mind
v-......,..aHtppy Christina, la
- r..a a.r Ia, few cases of
..n.rnr in the city. and
...... meet with -p-eiy relief
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r....Ir.....y ,p. ,f fb.. most learned
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-... ....e..a Thai exhaustive up
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30
fhe Demacracy aoflag In salid Phal-
anx against The Republican In.
stailaiion OF PrssideaI by
Force and Fraud.
rhe Attempt to be Met by the
Lower House of Congress and
the Wrong Defeated at
any Cost.
6overnor Hendricks interviewed on the
Situation The Crisis to be Met Not
by Arms but by Public Opinion
Brave Words from Gov.
ernor Nichols.

brave WORDS from Gov
ernor Nichols.
Washfngtoa-stfussi UuchauScd.
While the Demperats at the Ma
ionai apital are more hopeful, the
situation Is unchanged and still threat
,uing IL was agreed some days ago
hat the Senate should aupoint COM
uittee of seven To coufer with com
fnittes of the House OF equal mum Der,
81 consider the question of counting
he electoral vote. While the House
steady to proceed in the matter, the
senate COMMITTEES has not been
taned, and the Democrats say that it
soks like the Senate was acting
a bad faith, for il II were in
arnest the Committee would have
tseeen appointed Immediately
There appears 10 he division in the
senate as To the powers of its presid,
ing officer TO decide who was elected
president This is giving serious un-
-asiuess To Republicans
"s"ous "ou'' iNepuoiioaha are ios-
'oS 'ie'' 'a'ice tuat riayeS Is 10 be
bsugurated. Immediately after the
s,asting of the electoral vote they
'','e' i"'" "'s' '"Pes, anu u was
aen .n"usne 'nA' ihe "hi1e House
''oi'sp'fa''he "ou'' ''e a"'e 70 carry out
'ne less u i''e pioRfsmm me. WITHIN
'''o iAs' ie" Gays tNeif spirits nave
oeen ufoop'us. ~ publican Senator
said 70 aay tnat from THIS On, Demo
'fats "oasa move STRIP oy step Ia solid
pnAianx until the day OF the settle
ment of the psrplexed question.
e, SAID he, nave been on top for
teG days, nut from this on We will
nave 10 CONTEST every inch Of ground
mat the Democrats are gaining As
ne says, there .is unity In the Demo-
ratio rshSs.
s"e s'np' - N.sa. .ss.. sea'ncrn senh-
Ea, H.,.s h.s ,,i,,,. -. n
,,upsh.t .na ;,,
-. D. =, :,
-.
ueao"ay that has Dteu made. Sew
eral prominent hepu oiIcan members
al oohsfrss are nov preparing To fol-
~" h3fsce Wh'ts and Franeis Barlow
IN aseiatipg mat lt Is their belief that
ifi'is'ii IL shtitiea 20 tiie vote OF Louis
sns a'e Fi"fi.'@. ihsy are merely
"s''iis VIVA sne committees maze
s'se'' t'oi - 80 as 70 nave something
." oiieA' nature 10 o~se tueif Ac-
'''" W.
sste.
oe "pP''u'
" eou''ue'
s"' : f''' y" 'ne.iou iof eAainih
'ae .. No'e nave ho' oeeu
deNi"sa upoa- II Was the Wish of the
Democfais To have the committees
,oinpssed of four Republicans ana
three Democrats af the Senate, anu
VICE rersd ef the Heuse. This was to
enaoie tue presiding officers To select
the soiesl men ia each tody. All who
desired tosse the
rfessassei-s U"~:aasn ssfsieA Amiea-
-. -. y - '.'' . - .N
- - ~" unue 'ne
-. : = - s's'.. a'' -.
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rhs Bvsssas.s Uoss ns uz.nA
Frs = 4 nr>sslys sr<->
4 s.sd sA.s Il r-s.is>1 SPsv1ns.s
meklh>rs % consutrs>s > - -
bisndly obsrrssd ts< xrss>4~ne - II
Hswisi -bat ns~ tAsA ysa ssrs - =
s~S.i Ho.ss. e.a.ss pon.E>D y -
csass ua~a - = 49, -
shsss nsn>srA 9dat ~ -
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1DUu1 sAs - - - - - -
- - e1ssun.1 80 = 41(D8 -
1nn1ot oeDpul1u4& -
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Twenty second Joint Rule,

Aud the passage by the Senate OF Gov
uor Morton's bill at the last session
u r. erhaps proper TO add tina shoulU
ise Hoass positively assert It's right {,
parti,ipa,e ia the count, and shout,
nst right be denied and refused by TIA.
,ehsie, supported hy the executiv,
po"er, We would stand 10 the preseDc,
't-etiDus dsngers, not because OF All,
party movements, but secause of d
,;onh ct in the msehinery OF the gov
rrnment withoG. any tribunal for IL
djrstmeBt. observe la some news
pskers the statement that
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a seeres a'e,a,ic.i society.

is being orgaDixed la this State, th
purposes of which are dangerous TO tb
peace II society. think l am in /,
pDsition to know il there were sU,
such movement in this State or apy
portion OF il, aud | feei confident /
saying that the reports IL without ai,s
foundation, In truth. Ii Is who'll,
false as believe, aud rs 1 think
know, and has its origin with bad mr.
and for partisan and bad. purpose
The contest ia this State last sunnirl
and fall WAS on the part of the Demo-,
racy aud conservatives enineatiy TAI
and open. There Is no motive, an.
| am sure there Is No oynrpose 10 drPar
from that policy.
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For Hayes has Virtually been reIin-
pushed, aud, as said above, fur sew ra.
lays Democrats have made all the
head"ay that has been made. Sew
eral prominent Repu oiican meIn b.rs
af Congress are nov preparing To fol-
low H3race Whit. and Francis Barlow
IN declaring that il is their belief that
fsi;ien is .alilled 90 the vote OF Louis
ms and Florida. They are merely
waiting untii the committees maze
taeir r ports, as to have somethius
ot an otiieIai nature To base tueir Me-
don on.
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The Senate still holds secret sessions,
and are examining witnesses from
Monroe, Maustee and Jackson.
The committee called on the secre-
tary to-day, for tAbplated statement
Of the vote for PresideusiAi electors on
the fsce Of the rsfarnA which zee fur.
pi-'ied; asurirg up. Hayes s.sso. TIL
den "a 3i2
fb,s excludes the return No. from
Baker connty, which ws- W unani'
lnous action VI the board rejected and
the sfh-r returns substituted, which
give riiden lis msjosity-
The committee wsnt 90 work 90
Jsekesu county II sss IN evidsncs
that ~ Frend.h' p Church pcseinrs ths
!: voers wsre compeiIsd 20 pes tLsil
tsekess full aesvs their hssds. ssd 10,
sIghs Of sseo brsbre shey goa inao "a.
sss Th.s the RspssilsAn sup,sv,se
90 driven freo shs room, and the
shs soess vees ensvzsssd two afIs
1rca ~ palllng planss.
i fos eonp1oDos - took ~ sssfi
!peuy = ~ 1pAosp6 WaDssss ssssV
v11. eq61 ~ 0o,a>a1< ~ spos :
!. to(IQ - Inre oDmmcenmk -
-
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CATARRu.
A Remarkable Case of Catarrh Cured
by the use of Twelve Bottles.

We select the following case as showing how
lrghtful the disease may become, and as convinc-
ing proof of the value oil SanfOfd's Radical Cure
q reliable remedy ior its cure, even in cases Of the
greatest severity. We regret that from motives Of
decacy, the gentleman declined TO permit tue use
OF his name
Case No. II.-Ths is the case Of a man in the
prime OF life who had contracted this disease
through bad cold six years age. Favored by
scrofuous condition Of the blood, the disease sent
its acid poison into every part of the system, so
that when he commenced the use of San!ord's Rad.
ica Cure it had become oi the worst cases ever
experienced by any living man. The discharge ut
night was thick putrid, streaked with biocd, and SO
excessive in quantity to discharge itself the
pillow during sleep. and collecting in quantities in
hi throat would at the point of stranguiation wake
him. Several times each nig1t he was obliged to
get up and partially c.ear hti nostrils and throat
before he could sleep. from the use OF the first
bottle OF the Radical Cure to the present the cure
has been gradual, satisfactory amt permanent. He
has used 10 all twelve bottles and now experiences
return of the discharge nor any OF its dsagreea
BILE Symphonic, besides enjoying unusually good
health otherwise.
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CATARRu.
From the Drug Examiner OF the Boston
Custom House.

Sauiold', Radical Cure has proved SO uniformly
uccessful III the treatment OF Catarrh that now
rec commend it exclusively, and consider II far su-
pelior any preparation ever before prepared for
his disease.
ISAAC I. CAMPBELL
BlH.sisr, Broadway, South Boston.
And Examiner Of Drugs, II. e. H.
Each package contains Treatise on Casarrh
and pr. sanIord's Improved Inhslng Tube.
Price 81 90 Sent prepaid to any part ofthe United
States for 81 rs For sale by ruggi Is everywhere
WEEKS Il POTTER, General Agents, Boston
kxUse SANfORD'S JAMAICA GINGER, ior
simple Colds and Chill.
dac tlmMSS
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CATARRu.
a series Of uninterrupted Cures effected
with it by well known Boston
Physician.
From DIR. Chns. Main.

Ca.allh is the opproti'tm medicorum of The med.
ical profession, anu by Iuany is thought ncurable.
When, therefore. preparation is presented to my
notice endorsed by so respons sbe a firm as Messrs.
Weeks 4 Potter, am bound to give it a fair and
trial, and when such trial results in a
series Of uninterrupted cures, | cannot allow pro
fe ssional iquette 10 interfere with candid ex
preston OF my regard Tor it. therefore give San.
lords Radical Cure for Catarrh my unqualified APP
proyal, and consider II remedy tor the treat
men OF every form OF Catarrh superior TO any prep.
aration laid down in any textbook with which l
am familiar. Very respectfully,
DIR. CHARLES MAIN,
Pos On May l." Si1 Harrison Avenue
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CATARRH.
Would willingly have given one hun
dred dollars for the relief OBJ
tanned ON he first dose.
From the well-knOwn maker of Wales
Mammoth Tent.

"GENTLEMLN IL hare suffered ten years from
the worst toims OF Acute Catarril or Cold in the
Head, that afflicted mortal man. Whenever
took a fresh cold it would settle in my head, caus.
ing the most violent sncezing, accompanied by eN-
cessiye discharges from my eyes and nose. For
days and days my suffering would be intense, and
finally settling in my loius and bowels, would rem
der my life miserable for month. Never, during
all my suferngs, was able to obtain even tempo
rary relet from any medicine ever tried. Three
weeks ago, while suffering from the worst attack
ever had procured bottle of Sanford's Radical
Cure for Catarrh. The relief from the frs. dose was
so gratifying that would willingly have given one
hundred dollars to obtain it. few doses COM
pletely cured me. Ny head has since been perfect.
ly free from mucous accumulations, my breathing
easy, and not symptom of trouble about my back
and bowels has presented itself. Its effect in my
case has been truly remarkable.
Very respectfully, X. NJ. YALE,
Sail and Awning Maker,2 South MAJ ket ST.
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Atnntb&t yonrnal*

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT of Court BY SPRAGUE. OWEN & NASH.
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Kennebec Savin"s Bank
This Bank Is not required to make
returns to Assessors.

This Bank Is not required to make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before the lOA day Of cny
month mill be dated back TO The FIRST day Of the
same month.
On First Monday in May and November OF each
year dividend will be made on all deposits stand
ing at those dates, which have been deposit one
full month
Money deposited In Savings Banks is not to he
"a axed to depOsitors hereafter.
Dividends as soon as declared are added to the
principal thus cOmpounding the inter- st every six
m0nths.
Loans made to depositors on depositing their
Bank Book as security.
lOnace In Treemans Bank Building.
F. II. ADAMS, Treasurer.
W.T.. HALLETT, President.
Augusta. Jan. %, 1875. jan29-t6wtf
&St.cOAPer Day at home. Ierms free. Addres :
%O'oC ~ q. STINsON 4 Co.. Portland, Nal ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-08

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
eports of the Markets, and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, and generous amount
Of farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
full compilation Of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in Advance, % II payment
ls not made within the year. Single copies cent?,
{ o be had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Rates may be had on application ut this office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-08
ATeekly Ytnuehee 9onrual,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
largest folio paper in the State, containing news,
political articles, agricultural and scientific matter,
.Ales, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark.
cts, &C., &C..
Terms. psr annwm IN advance.
TranAient Advertisements, 500 per incn tor first
week; 50 cents per week for each subsequent In
sertion.
special Notices. o. 50 per inch for first week; 70
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
ger line for arst insertion 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-08
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for tie KENNEBEc JoURNAL:
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St.
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