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SPECIAL NOTICE NO. 1.

In the mstterof VIM. 1. HurpbJ. Bankrupi-h
Bankruptcy.
The notes and accounts belonging and due
and owing the late 6Tm Of VIA. L. AalpV
have been placed in my hands for eoileO.
lion, with all necessary Instructions 10 sus
or adjust, etc. Parties indebted will do Wei,
to cal without delay and settle at once, anu
save costs. l.. y. HAbhis'
No. al Elm street, Up-stairs.
Dallas. August I, lS77. auglaim
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stomach.

The Terrell Star says that in less
than IN hour after the men ON the Tex-
AZ and Pacific went TO work, droves Of
cattle were on the move for the stock
pens at that point, making ready for
shipment, and the business has gone on
ever since without intermission.
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Tue Victoria AdUOcdte is an excellent
paper, and we are glad to see it apolo-
giving for the crowded condition of it's
advertising columns. When paper is
valued for its other good vualities, adj
vertisers seek it invariably. May the
Advocate go on from prospecting to
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Tnr last heard from Pad he was at
Weatherlord, and was Caviling NJ the
song of a fair lady which song disturbed
him. Pad is dyspeptic and not even
the warblings of the fair Weatherford-
ess could bring balm to his troubled
Io,,oaL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SnA AIWOM VA

REV. Il. II. pHiLI1ps, Rector, assisted by n
iull corps OF experienced officers. The thirty
third annual session win commence sept.
18th, 1917 Buildings spacious, with gas aud
hot and cold water Heated by steam, EX-
tensive grounds. Patronage from nineteen
states. school iirst-class Terms moderate.
Seven churches within three minutes walk.
For catalogue address the rector.
aug4 d W eddsat& W I'm
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WAR excitable folks those military
gentlemen of Houston are, Two blood
less raids within the month, Whosaid
the military spirit of Texas is dead
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Mayor A, j. BYaD, of Waco, has re-
signed, as also has Alderman Parrot,
Municipal offices go begging in our
sister city. Not 40 in Dallas
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p. MURPHY. VIZ. cUMNIS
Real Estate Agents.
AND
COLLECTORS.
ESTABLISHE D i'm IS93.
GRANGER HOUSE,
D. O05 a 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

NU' VUJ dVUI VAIN bIrttI, UaIIas, IeNas
THIS house Is new and well ventilated.
having southern exposure, and Is centrally
located. IL Is in charge OF It's old proprietor
=. sawyer, who never failed To please his
guests. Parties seeking a house with all tie
comforts OF a home, cannot do better than
10 give the stranger" call. Travellers ar.
irving In Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reach this house by taking the Main
street horse cars, one block south from de.
pot. The best dollar a day house IN the city.
Be sure TO get OF the street cars al the switch.
Jun2ldfm y SAWYER
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The above amount covers all charges for
board, washing, naturalization. surgeons
fee. lights aud fuel, and two salts OF uni.
form.
The faculty is complete, the buildings ele-
CANT, and every appointment first class.
Every indication points TO the fact that
patronage Will be very large. and parties in.
tending 10 enter.vould do well TO register at
an early day and be present on the LIST day
OF October.
For catalogues or for special information
address
THOs. S. GATHRIgHT,
President.
College Station p. o.. BraEos Co., Texas,
July l6, ls77. Iulyq.lm
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

SATURDAY MORNING t,i' AUGUST T.
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Dallas College.
MALE And FEMALE,
Rev. A. C. ALLEN, A. NJ, D. D., Pres't
Opens Monday Sept3, 1877
INDEPENDENT, NON.SECTARIAN and
IN EVERY WAY FIRST-CLAsS.

Tuition 81 90, 81 50 and IS %. incidental
lee 20 cents per month, For Catalogue ad.
dress the President. iy22-}fn.
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DISr orPRIz FL g.

O972 Cash Prizes amounting TO s3lO,OOV'
WHOLE TICKETS $40. HALVES s.. QUAR-
TEKS 81 81. o
IL Tickets 500, 335z $500, j614 Ilehets sSOO.
Remittances can be made by Mail, III,
press, Draft, 4. U. Money order or Registered
Letter, made payable TO q. w. Barrow ~.
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. sena
references with application To prevent ue
lay.
@. W. HARROW & co.
General Managers,
Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, n.y.
no SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
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State Agricultural
AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE
OF TENAS.
THE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
this College will begin on the
FIRSr DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.

The entire cost Of student for session
Of forty weeks is ONE HUNDRED AND
NlNErY-sEvEN DOLLARS, payable as
fofintre.
, 1877-07-02

dispatch from, Constantinople,s dated
sAturlay evening, reports heavy battle Ia
progress near slstoya, whera tho Turks we're
Asutborn}y contcsting tho Hugsiaa advance,
and intiicting terrible slaughter with their
artillery. TLis il the only hint received Of
events that have taken place sinco Thu,xd.v
morning OF Inst wock, tho Nuxaian embargo
upon the forwarding Of news having been
remarkably strict. From this It would
naturally bo inferred that The heary forces
which effected tho crossing at Simnitza
have been confronted with Tu1kish
forces equally heavy, and that II
IL tus, 81 the Constanttnople
dispatch aasezts, that big battle was being
fought saturday and Sunday; 20 that the
parueulars will not be known until tho fight
Ing Is finished With the unlimited facilities
Possessed by tbs Husxisn centre for the
uassing Of troops d this point, and suppos-
lug the difficulties Of crossing 10 10 no
greater haa hoy vezs when the movement
, 1877-07-02

bond cond;t;oncd In nav nil d.r,,o. n,d
costs a. mav bo av.r,c,, ooo;n.t hin, ~ AMI
Judgment, 4 now lav o;yoa Ii ,norr;ot1 vov,. !.
=, l;v;no r;.1,or, fo,,a - .,,.;. n,rs ~.
from their husl,autls. rcmcdv IN cnn;tx In
their own na,ncs aaainst their bn,bont}a for
support and maintenance
Tho Legislature has nrovif1e,, for stato
Doard of IIen)th. and 1crcaftar ,,o ,,craon
shall practice medicine in INV of Ia i1onart.
ments unloe he obta;n a cortif,cato finn, anil
Board Of Health. II a graduate in med,ojnn.
The State Board, upou eyidence of hin f9iD1o.
mn, shall issuo sucb Certificate +. n mt . orna.
uate, hs shall submit to such examination AZ
may bo required. md. II founfl qualified. tha
certificate shall bo issuod to him. The Inv
leflnesa "practfcinR phyaician " thus, "Any
person shall BE- regarded A praet;cino medi-
cino, within the meaning Of t1,is net. who
shall profess publicly to be A phvaic;an antl
to prescribe for tho sick. or who ahall append
to hts name the iettcrs NJ, D." Tho nan.
atty for not compiling with the net Ia a f,ne
of not less than s50 nor moro thnn s5oo. or
by imprisonuent In mil fny MT Iona than
THIRTY nor mora thar aG5 d.va. or hv both.
for each and ore,y ottcuso. Tho oct Ia, how.
over, not applicable to those who have beon
rracticinu medicine tan vcora w,th;n tb;c
State.
4 now general law vas enacted b enablo
counties. oitiaa. towns and otbor n,rr;c;nat
corporations, to fund. retire. mud purchaao
their outstanding bonds and other evidences
, 1877-07-02

,;on. ~ axoys-..s,s a. s.1,:a,' .o,,4e-
b. r.o ~ t;n,. .s,,,, ,.s,an y ~ ,.'o1a.' ~. n
ernment IN ,ry.,;x;na na., sen,;an. ~ a.,, ~ -.
norint, n1;re oann.iers .r,, ~. .a,o.na, a,. ""
iron, o,nn,os;,r ~ ;sa,..a ~s oppee -
tha oovcrnmsnt ~ no1,,;e.1 ,t,-aa.a ~, . ~. ~
mon who are mi ~ of,,on r. .h".a sss., s,s. ~
otnor cons;1or,,,nn .,,.n ut. :. ssos,s s.mo ~
instifv tho ,,o.;t;o,, tho prns;aaa. - s""..1..a '
nnt liz fact ID that thoa. now.ra-.aa, ] ' ~ ssaaaa
holders ara na;d hv hoth n.,naa-a.. saa ~
nnhlicnna n no.r,v .o,,a, ,,,S.ss.;s.s ss ..a
Va cnn concaiva ~ ~ .h.ors - ,r.t,a.
which onnroves ~ rn.t;nc Tamoor.ts .on
tribnt4 n mn, tho n.n,,t,;s.., .s.~s.. -. 49,.
s.rAo n :. 49, Iii. .,,"..!l 80 -. >.
, 1877-07-02

CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY.

The Ch'ea..u produce markets. wore moderately
nclhc Saturday. ami stcadler. Mess potk closed
1e.ic pcr brl higher, at 11.p2h for Julv and
si3.D5Gsi3. or for August. Lard closed 2Hl1c
per 100 lbs higher. at IS. 02]t ca.l and S. 75Ga
RITZ for August. Meats ~crc unchanged,
al 4'ic per II for loose siloailcss and Usc for do
shoFi 1ib% Lake frcights werc steady, at lac
tot corn To 1ntIao. liIshwihcs wcre aetiyc, At
81. oS per sa1un. Flour was nnct Wheat closed
!.:,1c iower. nj $t.3aH for Inly anil 81. ao4
fur August, Corn closed steady. al Acc for Jnly
AMI i71ic for August. uats closed aGa1c lower,
at:si!bc cash aud luAGti1c for August. 1tye was
stcady. nj G9c Harley was quiet. at BoGasIc bid
for new. rcIler September. 1ioss were steady, 1t
sifs1a4.1o per 100 lbs. Catt1o wcra quiet, at
s!.oo.ta. 10. AMI eheep nominal. at Sa. h0I14. 20.
Ono hundred dollars In gold would buy s105. %
III CrccnbRck. at uIr close.
, 1877-07-02

Another interesting article ia printed this
morning cmbodying facts furnished BY our
correspondent at Torouto concerning tho
character mud progress OF the work Of I'M.
psose1nont now going forward on tho canals
OF tho st. Lawrence. Chicago is deeply
concerned! In tho successful completion Of
thu gigantic undertaking which the Domln-
Ion Government LAS in hand.-that OF leep.
CHING tho canals aud rapids that a.o uiti-
nnlc'y to isoat tho products Of tho West In
unbroken bulk to tho markets OF the world.
, 1877-07-02

Tho Illinois Supreme Court has decided
tLat person wlo ploads tue advlcs of Nh
attorney in defcuso Of mn action resulting
from following such advice IL not obligod to
provo that tho advisor was learned In Tho
Inv aud skilled in Ills profession. Tie con-
tary rule would certainly be grcat hard
ship, as lawyers aycrago,
, 1877-07-02

Senator DayArd was the orator before Fiji
Beta Kapps NJ harvard this yeas, and Nj. Edmund
c. 8tsdaan tbs poet. The subject Of the latter
Wa ''Hawthorno."
WILLIAM Dorsheiner wTitas to the New
York San that 1t Il within hls personal kuowIsdfe
that Mr. Tldea MAJ not IN favor OF tho Electoral
Commission. We may Md that Il ID within our
personal knowledge that tho Electoral comnaissloa
WA not IN favor Of hlm.
Oliver Wendell Holmes road posm At tho
Boston dlaasr TO Hayes Wednesday evening. in
whach hs asked .llow to addssss himf' and, aftst
rejecting Other titles. concluded:
Hsas.9 r. 'ss a'sfs Fts;:sss:Ht e.: ssHta'
A second Cornelius Vanderbilt died In
Few York fsw days ago. The two wsrs Of COM
mon stock, bat not eloAsly related. Ths unknown
ona worked hard al his life and accumulated yery
lHa!e' 70 "as 20 Year, Of nv. engaged In ths
gra!1 tsads. and bad nasse mat hls illuststous
nAMe4aka.
Minis Ksss Field, In order to complete her
"pen'poftfalt Of Dr. Bthlismanu. gave him sistinRs
every morning At o'clock. One morning hs
eams In svcnnE. .dfess, snd shs received him IN
ball.eoatums; both had been ont 1t parties until
o'clock. Tbs Now York tfortd EXPRESSES tho hops
that Ass. 8chlsmann likes this behavior.
Mr. Peter Harvey, whose death Wa 70.
Gently announced. redeemed thu Wsahtuxtoa mad.
al, once 1ae property ct Daniel Webster. but
pledged BY msmbes Of hts family, and placed
than In charge Of the Massachusetts Histortea. 90.
c!stY. In The sauas nshnef hs saved for postesty,
yesss hefoss. tbs eslsbssted Wobsiss vass.
The injury TO Ns. 0haxlea II. Thoyuos
heslsh was caused, aeeording 10 tho Nsv Yofk
9a*. BY IN attack Of sta2e rabies. He had taken 4
ps&t In ''lcs DAntche4" which hs considered uos
70 good ~ the one awarded 10 Ns. o'Nell; aud
ths fact pfeysd upon bis mind to such dssrss
that hs fell TT snd was obliged to ssk vacation
from his managers. Ills condition IL net canald.
esed dangerous.
Ar. Henry WAttsrson WAS Invited TO d.
lssr ths snnaal Address be&oss tbs Ohio Press A.
soeaatfon. hRt decllntd for this reason; nlR nv
judgment the pFusA OF The epnnssy--leas tie
westlr thaa ths daily \press I ought 10 say-ds.
ssF'ss chastsssmsnt And ssbuks only: and, making
no pfstsnsions TO oEstoty, ! AIN too dlacseet IN
oFstor to sak aaytnR 10 during season Of eompll.
mens and htlasttJ before N audisncs assembled u
hear aotling but ptslss os tt4slf."
At the examination for entrance to Yala
Collcgs held In the rooms Of ths Co1ess or Law IN
thls city Friday and Saturday OF last week, under
the direction OF Psofs. CAstAr 8ud Louasbuty,
twenty *font candidates. from Chicago and vicinity
presented themselves for the Academic snd slx
for the Scientific Department Tbs numhsr Of -.
plieaaas u New lissea on the ssms days vas 15Q
Department, making total In both plseA of 243
candidates.
Mr.. Woodruff lectursd Ut Toronto Tues
day evening, and the Gtoos Of that city ssYs shs
''eEas1el tbs right Of discussing tbs relations Of
tbs te1es with ~ grtas freedom and particularly
~ stoek-h<ssdsts miShs diseaas ths sss1oas d.
, 1877-07-02

Tho civil reorganization promised in The
proclamation OF The Car LAS already begun
III Dulgasia. At Alstclin tho Turkish officials
who lied before tho nussian advance hoyo
been replaced by Municipal Council, COM
posed Of four DnlgariRns md throo 1iouman-
ians, dl residents of Matchin, and chosen
by tho people.
, 1877-07-02

Fearful work by tornaaoos IL roported In
Illinois, Indiana, aud Pennsylvania. At
oF"llon Station, ILL.,, In Morgan, johnson,
Shelby, Huah, 1icusy, and Wayne Counties,
1nt. aud ut Eacitlown, n ANAL village near
coa:esSillo Pa., great destruction Of lifo aud
property resulted.
, 1877-07-02

The Legislature Of tho Samoan Ialand1 has
pctitioned Queen vicToaA to eatab]isi, pro-
tectorato over those Islands, and the United
States Government Is also to be aakod to usa
at1 influence in bolalf Of protectorato OF
sono sort,-oithcr solely British, or else d
partnership affair between England aud
Amcricn
, 1877-07-02

Brooklyn has auotfcr sensation. Suit baa
been entered against Congressman VERpxH, Of
that highly moral burg, by hls ex.wifc, to
compel him to pay 81 600 4 year for tho cduca-
tton and support of their son. The defendant,
by hts counsel, RooEn A. rRron, pleaded TINT
his Congressional salary wns only $1,000 year,
and 1t was barely enough to make both enda
meet. The moral is: Live cheaper, quit Con
Ercss, or Join the lobby,
, 1877-07-02

Tho FEuuch uitramontanes apparently have
no other Idea Of their mission than that II Il
to cznbroil Fsanca In bloody, desperate war
with Italy to gtve what they call liberty to tho
Pope. 4 late dtspatcl. from Rome says,
Tbs French C!oEieals ars tuportuptn4 the Poua
to trsns3sF bis abode from Rono 10 Fkeuce and Ii
+ esen said that thus tnlpostuung him they have
WA talk Of hs takinx this 4tep sotae wseks hack
and after ths Lyonesu pilgrims cams tho request i
bslleysd IL hass been renewed with Xscatss ufYrn.
eY than srer: Tho Pope, however, hss been lead.
w dlssuaded br hia phyatctans from learIng Tie
Roman climate. 1hefp WAS . moment 1t IL ii.
this rsqusst. and then hu sai4 10 tho Lroness pl-
grlms: ''If coma " Lfons you will receive mo u
Within lheYe few days lhs Catholic clupa oF Mar.
settles ;aad Lyons sss reported to have again en-
treated him tu come to fr1nce Tor the good Of tbs
country aud shu sesturniion Ut fallen Alousfchy.
and at the Vatican It Ia believed ho may yst be
prevailed upon.
, 1877-07-02

What tho telegraph reports failed to tell
about tho many Interesting episodes OF tho
Grand Army reunion Mt Providencs last week
III supplied by tho aptightly letter which wo
print this morning.
, 1877-07-02

Tho Des Mosncs RAgtsttr (malcontent) having
given utterance to snudry falsehoods respecting
tho action Of the Iowa Convention on tho Prcal-
DENTS Southern policy, we observe that the two
confcdcrated antl.Administrataon stects In tl,fs
city. edited by old "Copperhcads and machine
olieeloldcfs. give conspicuous Endorsement Of
tho Aforesaid falsehoods, and chuckle over thom
with mutual delight.
, 1877-07-02

Tho summer ro4idenco of President HAYES
will bo cottage a: tho Soldiers' Homo Which
Mr. I.1aco1.S used TO occupy during the hot
months. It ia only three miles from tho
White House, nearer than
Long Branch
, 1877-07-02

After all there IL one plank in the lows platform
Of TIx CnlcAuo TN1puxE can meet md on,bfacn.
t&ttr. " @'"' S'9
There arc great many people who depend
Tor their do@lafs on getting their arm around
other peoples necks.
, 1877-07-02

It j" believed ttat Aug. has been fixed by
tie Froach Ahnis:oria| Council ID tho data Of
ao elections which are to determine tho fato
of tho bfAoAfAnoy Government. The lote
was determined upon last Saturday, but is to
bo Kept secret for tho present.
, 1877-07-02

That tnafiablo ass, DANA, Of tho Sun, de-
mands that tho PRtNou Of Boston bc dls-
cllar9cd from his Office Of Mayor for entertain
Ing President 1Arzs, on tho ground that such
conduct Ia calculated to compromise tho
Democracy
, 1877-07-02

One J. 2. FLooD, editor Of tho cord md
Postmaster at Dover. Tenn, Is nov In tho
clutches Of the law. Ho simply stole tho con.
tents Of registered noncy-1ctters. Probably his
paper was bankrupt; or he may havc been try
Ing to get even with sotpe one for what bis
partners cuchta cd him out Of,
, 1877-07-02

The Sudden return to uorlin of BtsuARcx
frc1n hi; retirement Mt Kissengcn is m oveut
Which has ret MI Europe to iaquiring,
What's up now?
, 1877-07-02

The English people arc, or ought to BE-, hap
py. Our representative at tho Court Of ST.
James, and borrower Of tho arms md crest Of
Lord MAHvzRs, believes that tho time l. many
centuries distant When AAcAu1AY's Nov Zeal
andeE will sketch tho ruins Of St. Paul's from
London RfldRc.
, 1877-07-02

Mrs- VAN Corr, the evangelist, says she Is
never going to die, but By aud BY viii uoyo
into her mansion, nailelujah ayenuo, Eternal
City, County Of Heaven.
, 1877-07-02

Does President 11Ark' propose to punish onlco-
no!oe.s !ot gong tGs o'Aef. whas was done him
va srcs NO. yst Nv ,",,on ocsn
policy; We cannot ret believe H. The Am;nt..rs.
tlon IL prepared to undertake lts enforcement. Il
unjHtt IN every sense deuoralizins In this, that
.e,.'e" sna polteal
yesj reform. bat Directly At Tho nrcr,"n. +sst. ~
ett!zen,lip; 1t is unjust aud wholly anti i,epub.
tsan. 4 purity that astonpts to put such abom'ua.
,"e.oo oe norsa n1 vi" essefse sna surely
Nmts (lfp.l. A"'3'-A'
We are not informed In uhs. ,o..,on,..
wav Tim pros,;1ent,a roco,t or;1ar ,-otth,s,]4. - -
Government ofr,cto,a fror n.nt;na aaa',s.'
lions ana running comnairna o afrocts In h Tra,,
Timc, n Il I. trv;no =, ~. 49,, 49, 80,
lime II RIM a nswsn.nar . -, | Ia. @a4ae
md .ba no,it,ca, osn,nata,,a -, H. 10. ..'e'
countv. il viii do vs,l - oh,a.,s. -, =. ~
tbc.a ,,,,rs,,i,.. snv ana J.. e,a~as .u ~ wv VI
tbo t,,no AMI n+ton,,,r ~ A.. asss o~eap5
mn, ,h;s s.o,,sr;na - IT, " o stS'asu 1nan'
to,,,,v ro.rIt n fo;,r.. -, ~, e,sa s,s ~ eos-
7T,.s. h,s .av t-,..s, -. ..s.. ~ aaa. - @.e
m,stor ~ co,,sotar ~ ~ s pens;sa "ao a ~ Tose,
who a,.o 10. hoo, T., ~. ,s.,t -. "Ao
49,. 49, 49,, eA l,.., ~ NV .2o.s ot run
In ,naua,as an5 - .e.~.n. ."y ny
a. noyarnnoat a,s,as. eu =. ~ Enjoys
noo. ,,,o Co.,. - 49,. !. "AS IT,
T., ro.o,t,,o aa 49,, .-,.,.,, t s..,,.A, ot'eef
,,.s ~ ,o,so. ~ ~. -" 49,. .sa.- .o.o ln,s mus
w. r.taa, % ~ ,.;s~ sas W. u ~. ~ say II aoee
rrov u.hn ,,s~o - 49, a,,t.". ~. Aepaoucana OF
49, :. ~. e'oA a1oJ71.ea '" soo a1cta-
, 1877-07-02

LEN BUTLER usually quotes from the Script
ures when addrcssInR a Jury. An individual
whoWas thrown hcadloug from tho bat&lcments
Of Heaven frequently does tho saae thing xhan
ho has 4 point 10 make.
, 1877-07-02


Tho commenccmentscason this year has
boon particularly rich in tho addresses de-
hTered to tho young men about to commence
tho dnties OF Life. h1any emiaont men have
communicated tho results Of their expert
enocs In thoir special folds Of labor with IN
earneatneaa and eloquence Of more than or
binary force. At 1t ia impossible to repro
duce them In full in T1m TRIBUNE, aud aa
thoir substance should not b lost, vo havo
reserved somo Of thom with tho purpose Of
summarizing their contents, 30 that tho roaf-
er may have general view Of thom. Ono
OF theso addresses is that Of ex-Secretary J..
u. Coz, now nomber Of Congress, delivered
oeforo tho Law School Of Yalo College, on
the 27th inat., the subject being Histor-
tcal Maxims for Troubled Timoa." The first
part Of Ills address was the enumeration OF
these ma1ims, md the second their app1ica-
ton 70 the reconstruction OF the Union after
tho close OF tho War Of tho Rebellion
Tho Lessons drawn from the history Of rev-
olafionary pcf1ods ny tho speaker arc thcso {:
~ That there ta little use In referring IN
o1cftetl people to the experiences Of other
nations under similar circumstances. unless
tho habit Of respecting such examples has
already boon formed, aud that In proportion
ae this habit hos boon formed will people
profit BY tho Lessons of the past to inczoaso
safeguards againat popular violence In crit.
tcal times. (2.) Motives publicly expressed
as ruling ones are apt to ba very much uoblor
than those which actually control Az tho
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educator OF tho people themselves that thels fult
u miidsf, more humane, and liberal 10 those I.
'as'f po"of' saan any Other form Of tule.
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M eeLa Wv HAuEs:
=, ..t;sta. -. ~" - soa1'oa'ius 1e.,e'
pauSsan ~ p.sa.s ~ 1''a .~.,sl, ..sua1'on 10 TN
ohss-~..;a. - Dges, a,:, xnrsa Saow very cios'
<an,;an 1851 ~ ,'a..as" .nsn saey 1' .,ngca win
49,. ooe "sAS' .ao AsoSs'an.
n,ro- T.. 49,. r ,:. n.s INIT
rF - 1"s F''sut" VI 'ne oc1oVes IL
| +o-o..;,- nj. ,,.,.. -"
n,',e ",''0eS ~ tne Austrian sno
Oauuo1au scta7es bears tito satua relation te
the Russian language Tint Portuguese docs
to Spanish. Thov belono IN tha Rneo,.r
| oh.,ra,, - f.
.,., ~ N 'eo n"'o 7uafea
Inc Sa"e iortnnos as tue Nussians, and yet
they Enfely tntermarry with them. This
writor states that tho Obooblt. n gclavc
nntionalftv IN Rr.,,a - ,ho,,, .,u.,x. -,
A'o'@N' ~ "oo"' '"oi'e n"'-
'ons' nte even otuacted' moro to the Ger
| man colonfsts scattered over the Eupiro thnn
| they arc to the Russiana. Tho 'h,od
cantro ~ .ho qo,o.a.,.,,.. T., - -rN
e ~ III oioseo"'
Aaey "ero tae of1g1natora Of Tho present at
tack on Turkey, and arc still more eager for
ottack upon Garmanv and Ana},,s H. -.
tributes tbo or;o;n ~ tho vo- -, = ~o,s.;e. -.
tho solayio claimant n ,rooccrv .nn;nst ~ ~
highly civilizod. non.Rusa,an o,cmnnt ~ a.
Petersburg. Tho German md othor ,..
nussian olemonts. thouoh not form;n. =
thousaudth mart Of thu manhattan ,1o,n,no.o5
both public and priyato lie. md most of IN
non.Hussisus. oapec;al1v Tho f3orm.n. h..
bavad townrf1a tho puea;ero y,,tb ". 49,.
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~ foASy ~ "ueA tAeV AappeH u
neiong' and tho "machine" mon may %
well accept the situation or rotiro.
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TIE NEW LAVE.
u. ~ -. Aoe4s'asufo VI @ne etA'a Q. Anno's ~
.'s 'aIo sea''on enac'ed goodly sizod vol
1u'o W !A"s "n'en go INTO enecs to-day
considering thas no special laws nrn now
ehacsso, tho amount OF general legislation,
~ '. .ou !" sue app,opr'at'on p'ue, was
p. .s!.ta. auvsy n.,,s !Aee' 'noosn several I'M
posNs 3.a ol.ls .a!ea oecaose OF o'sogrcemens
o's"aen eae s"o taouSes* among inc more
smposeat he's nas'ns general appheaoon
W. .o'., euaneta'o .ne 'o11o"ing'
n ae' 10 sccase tno annual collection Of
"plv'e 8ta.'st.cs aao"ln8 me PRODUCTS OF
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There u = rumor that HsNhE CGAY DaAy At
tended tho 1mp1acable camp-mcetios In Iowa,
and experienced change Of shirt.