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BRIGHAM YoUyG hadn't time to make
the rounds et his family in person, con
seqdeutly he printed the following
greeting in the Salt Lake papers on
Christmas day:
ST. GEoRGE, December u, lS76-Ng
Family and Friends az Sat Lake aaa Else
shers The compliments of the season
wishing you all merry Christmas
and happy New Year May you live
TO accomplish the work gwen Won TO do
of our Heavenly Father. and pray you
may be prepared to dwell eternaliy in
the heavens. May God grant it, Amen.
BRIGHAM ToUSG.
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.s'sise Psoef of fhe fsadding,'' E,s.
In this age of humbuggery At Is easy 10
make bold assertions, bat 70 furnish indis-
pu;abls evidence of the Truth OF them Is nat
always easy.
We boldly assert that Or. TUFTS HAIR
DYE issuperior to all others, and To prove II
we give testimony of n celebrated Hail
Dresser, who has used the various cofa-
pounds recommended for eoloring tina haiI
f,,r raarx
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rr vne,ilrg4 10 och ~ tie -. yss!,ap =,
N the e,tg Gi Dallas, with the
quest taai they publish the sa,n@.
On motion, be meeting adjourned
untb Tuesday, he 18th iu~fast, at 3
"'eiack = "a, 10 the same pisee, ard
sil perroHs interested ia III, ureanlza-
iiop al = sn''i~ty .! THIS nature are cor
dihliy invited h be prsseut 81 the al,
pointed time
J. PAYNE, Chairman pro fesa.
Attest
JULIUS ROVER. Secretary pro tesn.
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The -, Matthews Cathedral Beney D.
lent Association.

tent Association.
In accordance with the request OF
the Bishop, the mem bers of the Epis-
cnpal church met yesterday at the
church and organized the st. Matt
hswis Cathedral Benevolent Assucia
ton for the relief of the poor mem bers
of the church. Mrs. +. NJ. Miers was
elected President; Mrs. q. J. Green,
Treasurer, aud Mias Mittie Simpson,
Secretary.
The organization Is most timely, and
under the direction of the pious and
enc rEetic ladies WHO control it cannot
but be the means OF doing vast
amount of good. The dues are small
fifty cents for gentlemen aud twenty.
five cents for ladies per month.
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Marine Inteiiigene-Ths Effect Of che
Recent Blow.

FORTRESS MONROE, January To-
The revense steamer Hamilton,
with Captain Hamlin, arrived to-day
from cruise, and reports the bark
DaDDerburg, from Bordeaux, for
Hampton Road. The bark Irene. from
Grinisby, and bark Chiida. from Rio
Janerio for baltimore, anchored in
Lynn Haven bay. The bark Adelia,
from Rio JsDerio, and the bark Keap-
Ter, from Liverpool, for Baltimore,
were OF the capes beating. The tele-
graph cable across Hampton Rood,
broke between the fortress and Rip
APPS, and an Office has been opened ON
the Ripraps until the cable is repaired.
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Popular illustrated book a6opages)sa
MANHOOD WoMANRooD! MARRIAGxi
IuPedinents to Marriage; the cause
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the great specialist Read HIS works.
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REAn IT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, November :, nj.
DIR. TUT: Dear Sir-As a Hair Dresser
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America, have used all kinds Of hair dyes,
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TO any have ever seem For several years 1
nave used 1t with the greatest saiisfactiO
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! About nay feet splashed red with blood of
slaughter
Ny children gathering Ia wild, mournful
Despaitirg sons, fraii infants, stricken
daughters,
hrlsst rs tle awiul burden OF fhelr wronfsi
vain is their cry, and worse than vain their
pleading.
turn from stormy breasts, from yearning
To mark where Freedoms out aged form, re-
wsnes il enul shadow down the midnight
sK4esi
wooed her once in rude. tenn estuous places,
fhf purple vintage OF my soul outPoured
To win and keep her unresirsfued embraces
what time The oiise-crowned orrtopped
the sword;
o, NoFthmenl with your gallant heroes
Mine in Old years for this Goddess died;
But now, tati, shame all other shame tram
| Your pitiless hands have torn her from my
! side,
/ What tL' q tgrapt Fst5tg's treIchero,ls acts5n
| Your hdad "a ctesin, your conscience clear, ye
Aye! hut ere now your sires. had throttIod
or peaieci Ger half the world their battle
Its voice outrung from solemn mountain
1 passes,
! Swept by wild storm winds of the Atlantic
strand,
To where the swart sierra's suIien grasses
Droop In low Ianguors OF the sunset Land!
/ V.
Never, since earthly States began their story
Hath any suffered, bidea. borne like me;
| At last recalling all my ancient glory.
! l vowed my fsttered Commonwealth to
| Even at the thought, beside the PROSTATE
column
or chartered Rights, which blasted lay and
| Uprose nay nobiest SON with purpose solemn,
While, b ost on host, his brethren followed
| him
| Wrong, grasped by Truth, arraigned by Law
when softer,
1 Majestic mandates rule DER change and
! time,
snit by The Ballot, like some flushed October
Reeied in the Autumn darkness OF his
Struck. tortured, pierced, but not blow re-
The steadiast rhalanx of my honored
Planted their bloodIess hag where sunrise
Flashed a new spIendor DER our Martyrs
! sravesi
What them Oh, Sister states what welc1me
! omen
ofiove and concord crossed our brighten.
The foes we van iuished. are they not sotT
] f0emen,
Our laws upheld, yoar sacred safeguards
/ too
Yet scarce had victory crowned our grand
epdeaycr,
And peace crept out from shadowy ,glooms
remote.
ThsB-aS IL barred 70 blast all hope forever
Your tyrant's sword shone glittering ST III y
! throat!
VIII.
c1ce more my bursting chains were reunited
Once more barbarian a sadits wildly ruDg
Ger the iast promise OF deitversnce b.Ighted
The pvosirhte purpose, and the palsied
Ali faithiess Sisters. meath nay swift un.
doing
/, Peers the black pressse of your wrath IL
come.
Above your heads are signal clouds OF ruin
| Whose lightnipgs fash, whose thunder,
are not dumb
TX.
1here towers q Judgment seat beyond YOU
seeing;
, There lives Judge whom none can brib,
or blind
Before " hose Il read decree your spirit aeeinl
Shalt reap the whiriwind, having sowI
I. In that day ofJustice, fierce and torrid,
+ When blood. YOUR blood, outpours Xix,
poisoned wine,
} Pointing to these chained limbs, this blastet
forehead,
May mock e,tour ruin, as ye Knocked q
, miDei
Paul II. Haune, IN AuGustd Conaitutions Il
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souTn sARoLaSA ToTHE STATES
OF raE asarm.
(E-pee,si's she o-lE,~., thirteen !
pEDfCATEa To MS xxcELLsscT, 6ssERAr.
WADE HAMPTON.

These hands lift, by iron letters banded;
Beneath TIE scornfut sunlight, aud cold
starr,
rear my once imperial forehead, branded
hY alien sshgme's jEumedIcRbie scars;
Lake soias pale captive, summed by all the
nations,
III crouch, unpiiiei, qnivefing. AMI apart:
Lateu with countless woes, aud desointions,
The isfe-hiood fEeeziDg round brok en-
heart.
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The life work of two of Dallas Oldest
and Mr. Thomas day before yesterday
passed int rest Calmly and quietly
their lives flowed, aud as peacefully
they passed away. Peace TO their
ashes, and calmly may they rest amid
the dust of their ancestors.
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nn,Ire.a .er,aeu, IN ,,er,aa.

PENSACOLA. Fla, January l0.-The
south bound mai! train on The Pensa
cola railroad was thrown from the
track last night by q misplaced rail.
NJ. Butler. fireman, was fatally, and
Steve Ledbetter, engineer, badly In
jured. Two trains had passed the point
of accident an hour before. when every
thing ras all right. The engineer saw
the misplaced rail, but too late 70 stop.
Everything sh ows 1t was deliberately
displaced, and the company oder ono
Thousand dollars for the apprehension
Ut the guilty party.
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DR. Silas Reed and Malcolm Hender-
son, Esq, are driving away ON the Dallas
and Wichita railroad kIE HERALD pats
these gentlemen ON the back and wishes
they were in charge of the proposed
road from Dallas To PALESTINE Elk.
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The Way Made riain-Tilieo Mus,
HT IaRugurafess

Ne IsRugurated.
From the Speech Of ex-senator Trumh1il, at
The Democratic meeting at Springfield, Ill,
Jan. S.
II, regard to tine proper mode OF pro-
cedure, his iiens accorded with those
referred to in the resolution. IL the
Senate and House coald not agree, the
contingency arises provided for in the
Constitution, and the election is
thrown into the House, aud whoever
undertakes to resist the President so
elected in accordance with the Coustl-
tuition is traitor. [Great cheering. ]
No man shall he installed "a President
who is not fairly and honestly elected
[ Immense cheering 1t is not for us
to say: "Gentiemen, your candidate Is
not elected. If lie IS Installed, We WON'T
do anything about IT," [Cheers
We don't say TO thief and burglar
1ho has got into our house, "You have
no right here. Please go out; but IL you
go on and rob the shan't touch you"
[Cheers. Weteaeh thieves and burglar.
that If they enter our houses they do it
their peril. We say. here and now, no
man shall be installed president who is
not fairly aud honestly elected. There
is no danger of auy civil war. l don't
apprehend any such thing when the
people can rise in their majesty and
crush out tho<e couspiratars so
that they will never speak again.
| | am not for civil war, but |
thank God l belong to a race who
know their rights and viii protect
them. He called upon the House OF
Representatives to bring TO trial and
punishment the men who are endan.
geging the peace of this country and
constitutional government as well.
He did not believe majority in either
house could be brought to the point o.
giving their all to the Inauguration OF
any man who they believe has not
been fairly elected, and it would be
apparent when the Congressional com.
mittees made their report that Tilden
had been cheated out of the votes Of
both Florida and Louisiana. He con
eluded with an eloquent appeal TO de
ma nd Of The Congress of the Unitet
States, in firm and unmistaksble tones
the right and nothing more lCheers
Ohio Democrats Want No War mn,
viii Have Their Nights Or blood
/ COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 9-The third
resolution OF the. Democratic eonven
ton lie, that while we are clear la ths
conviction that Samuel J. Tilden and
Thomas A. Hendricks have not only
a large majority of the popular vote
but majority OF the electoral vote
and are therefore elected President ant
Vice President, we yet declare that any
decision made by the Senate and Hous,
Of Representatives will be cAeerfulIy
ac9uiesced in by the whole people, ans
that any attempt to inaugarate Pres
ldent simply on the proclamation o
the Senate will be an Act of usurpatior
that will be resisted by the people Il
the last extremity, even should tina
extremity be an appeal to arms.
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VII.
C1cs more my bursting chains Were reunited
Once more bar bGrIan q sadits wildly ruDg
Ger the iast promise OF deiiverance b!ighted.
The prosirate purpose, and the palsied
tongue;
Ali fnithiess Sisters, meath nay swift un-
doing
Peers the black pressse of your wrath to
come.
Above your heads are signal clouds OF ruin,
Whose Hghtnipgs fash, whose thunders
ARE not dumb
Smyrna times., 1877-09-26
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
IN l, Charles Smith, of the Town of Smyrna, Kent
County and State of Delaware do hereby give notice
that intend TO make application to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware in and for Kent County its next
session which will commence and be held at Dover
in Kent County aforesaid, on Monday, the twenty
second day of October, in the year of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy ysevcn for Il
license to keep an inn tavern and to sell intOXicat
ing liquors i'll less quantities than quart to be
drunk on the premises at and in the house now Oc-
cupicd by me 0s tenant and known as the Chester
House" The location of said house, wherein | pro-
pose to keep an inn tavern. is in United School
District Nos and Il in Kent County in the State of
Delaware and on Methodist street in the Town of
smyrna in Kent County aforesaid The time when
the said application will be made by me, will be on
Monday the twcnty-second day of October. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
Sevcntyseven, being the first day of the term of
the said Court of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware i'll and for Kent
County. The names of the respectable citizens re
commenting my said application are:
\. Scout, K. K. Carty,
r. /. CroSScy. j. ]. Sem,
VIM. Daniel NJ D., John G.. Black
b. H. Smith. Horace r. Mustard
James H. Pratt, William Glandcn,
J. g. BrintOn. Julian Jacobs.
Saml r. Richards, Jacob Sem,
J. B. Scott Isaac X. ShOrtman,
Nicklas GrewCr John S. Brown.
CHARLES SMITH.
| SMYRNA, September 18th, 1S77.-3w
Smyrna times., 1877-09-26
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Smyrna times., 1877-09-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN |, Charles Z. FoXwell, of the town OF smyrna
Kent county and State of Delaware do hereby give
notice that intend to make application to the Court
of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware in and for Kent county, ut its
next session, which will commence and be held at
twenty day of October in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy for
license to Keep an inn or tavern and to sell ntOXiCat-
ing liquors i'll less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises at and in the house Occu-
pied by me tenant and known as the "Smyrna
House The location of said house wherein | pro-
pose to keep an inn or tavern is III United School
District Nos and O7 in Kent county in the State of
Delaware and on Main street. in the town of Smyrna,
i'll Kent county aforesaid. The time when the said
application Will be made by me- will be on Monday,
the twentysecond day of October in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred ana scVenty-seven
being the first day Of the next term of the said Court
of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the state of Delaware, in ard for Kent county. The
names of the respectable citizens recommending my
said application
William Denncy, stephen Il. VanFosscn
Z. Blais VIM. c. Mitchell.
X II. CumminS. Vim. H. MannCring,
Jacob Icinhcrger, Vim. \. McKown,
John W. Flick. William sharp
| Gustavus \. Wick, Benjamin Wilson,
| james Startling, Robert Hill,
| O. Fisher Thomas BuckmaStCr,
| Henry c. SpruanCc, J. +. WOrdcn.
| CHARLES +. FOXWELL.
! SMYRNA, DEL. september l. 1s77-3w
Smyrna times., 1877-09-26

Bishop Thomas U. Dudley, protestant
Episcopal,) of Kentucky, who is an ex-
Confederate soldier, marched in the ranks
of the exConfederates who welcomed Pres-
dent Hayes to Louisville. In meeting to
organize the exConfederates for the rocep-
ton the bishop said that the President
chad commended himself to the respect of
all good citizens by his manly frmness in
honestly adhering to tho very letter of his
promises"
Smyrna times., 1877-09-26
ITO the PUBLIC,

il In compliance with the second paragraph OF the
10th Section of the Act regulating the sale of intOX
eating liquors" passed at Dover April 10TH 1873, l,
Thomas f. Carty hereby give notice that on Monday,
the 22d day of October, A. d. 1871 shall make appi-
and Jail Delivery then to be held at Dover i'll and
for Kent county for license to keep an inn or TAVERN
in School District No. 1l9, i'll the town of Clayton,
in Kent county aforesaid, i'll the house known as the
Clayton House" with the privilege of selling therein
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than quart,
to be drunk on the premises. The names of the re-
spectacle citizens recommending my application are
aS follows viz:
Daniel w. Thompson William T. Young,
Bernard Sweeney, G. n. HaZel
George Mofett, George WhitlOck,
William f. CasperSOn, Clement Reed
Jacob CrOsscy, Robert q. Rees
William II Weaver John IL. BOggS,
William J. Curry Charles Mattiford,
Thomas WiShart.
THOMAS z. CARTY.
CLAYTON, DEL, Sept. 18th, 1S77.-3w
Smyrna times., 1877-09-26

At the session of the Indiana Methodist
Episcopal Conference, held at Washington,
last week, w. c. De Pauw made his eighth
annual gift of $1,000 to the Preachers Aid
Society. 1t is his purpose to found fund
of $4,000 for the relief of sick and worn
out preachers of the Conference.