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An GtllrlnuA Usher.

70 the It!ltGr a TIC IFliH1Hk.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1l.-BellevlnE TuE TRIBUNE
ia always nuxlous to expnsu aud assst III CORRECT.
l,ls tInposiit>ns mil outragcs upun tlu public,
,ncIoso tho following:
On Inst Sunday eyen1ng purchased a 50.cent
ticket for tbs conrcrt Ut ll@vsTli's Theatre.
On entering The ll.ya,rc was directed to tuEo Il
eeat in thu balcony, about I've rows back. I'lc
Oyr rows IN front tring, as afterwards tcarncd,
reserved, notice utter Tho ilrst nittnbcs On
thu ,,toeraulmu had been pcrfnrsDcl, that only
about thirty prssos wrro ttttl,'. III the reserved
nart {t!,u spage w0uld probAbly hold several
hunIsedl. Thinking ihs same rnstcnl prcyaiea
at lIayerlY'a Us III number of other 1heAlrcs
llau attended, T., tint 0t allowing r9Fsota not
hiyiI.g. 4eAts reserved IL tako khOsr nJ. ncculed
nter thu lirs. net, 1r rcasoablt fci1.tt nt ttfe
alter Tho beginning ut l!n' uerlorInunct+-1 sscn-
nd .Ivwn two rows ulul tuuk u seat nrArer tha
stage. In rery lew tnon.eht& 4 by came MIL
avsed IL "s1a! u e..ccx." ! raDli.:l No. md
was requested to rutnrll 10 ihe tAck sent. Mine,
Srhlllcs was lust nlusln. viull'! sulo, anu;
bsIn. unxiuus to hear her Nnutsturoctl. saisl
would 20 buck Us son', A. tl,e p,cra was euded
rhu hoy left. lu moment tliu "et'!et USHER"
npucarel, anu GtiM tnira that stoulI leasa sle
srat, or liz swouItl help no to tlu s0.n asked
Ilul II llu would Uu su kind as IL allow me to
reulniu lhero uutii ll,u uIrec WAS rnslrt; ! "!
not know me rules VERY ~ strut, or , snousa
not have yentureti to take tic beat. Ihrruupon
t!s began 10 Insult me. kuY.nE ttIat Know very
we'll lhat | ll4A iii rIgn: to Thu seat, but NV
xatl,e WA 4, "steA sc4ts Gn admission t.skets'';
called mo q Hbeat," and became su v!o!ent AZ
g attract the attention Of psraoas W araaaa'
sne to the door, still continuing talk, unl at
onee turned. ahruptly. and invited u humber o!
ialtea ui,u kentlcntn from tic unrV5vryt1 seats
" 0ccupY thVsu rtstfYal, oas vi W5!rA bal
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titc Socicty. Yesterday attrrnoan It held It's
second annual lir,ilc nt it:sonl Fark. d. which
ihsce r,,lt]es we're Io.ncl1 in wcdin-k, IN fhr
presence of nearly ailo0 pcoplc. The t,arnes of
tI,c "ytrtims are Au1ust Mcar. fedsaicr.
who csp,,,,ecd Miss 1auIac Dattcr: Frank Noc,
h ta'ooukrcrcr. who wct'1cd Elizabeth Pnls,oT.
snpl,io Horclla. Elder Strnttun narr,e the frat
two couplct and Squire y. N. Wright tle lat
Ter. Tesu were aftcrwnf1 remarked by d
Catholic priest. All were under ~ years Of aGc.
ring and to.,quct, aud The groosns Will, n huu.
tonuicrc. A prominent han.are dealer gave
Mr. and Mira. Noel stovc. TIN others received
m order for either stove or e95 worth Of fur.
nIlure. The marriage took p.acG I'LL stage
lighted t7 Chinese lanterns, nj U 0'ctDck In the
evening. The haiAncc III The grounds wcro
dark. After the knots were tied, n rompIt.
rnentary sllnpcr was given III" PARTIES by the
cllarltahIc WEfa pt the propfletor 0f Tie park.
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Tho lawyer Of Mrs. Dorsey, who left her
money to Mr. Jefferson Davis, has published
letter which ends III tho following able mannss:
Is Would to (iol lint hsr lnstrout eyes could
wake frol.l tlle lcthargy of the grave And peree
with their acorn(ul glaneca the foul gholls who,
under tho guisr VI relationship. oeck TO blaeken
her noblo reputation, mud % tlim lle halo TINT
shines around hor name" 1his fina o9tonrst IS
slgnct .tl:tlward Howard Farrar+" MF. tsfraf
ttys lhat, ns Mrs. uuraey's solicitor. ho drew ~
tlt Will; TINT shown u0t worth moro than $a0,-
G00; that siu had intended to cndow III eo!oo
American college IA ehalr OF Sanscrit lanalses.
literature, aul religion. hsr own profound
studies having hrou turned In tt!at l!reellon
Tor ,pany years ~; lllnt shH changed her lnind
md buuucathcd ller uroperty 10 Mr. Dayis. %.
cause she waule.l him u 70 on With hla History
uf tue lteIclIou unhlndured b{ any wRnt OK
nolley; mud that s!la bud douc MI for lisr rola.
Iipus which s!ip lrlt bound to dp. slE. Fargor y
strongly Of the opinu,l that Tho will IL a sound
viii, and surs tt.at, ureordlng to tho code OF
Louisiana, eydaucu rannot le given u "the
Disposition having beon matl1 through hatred,
unger, suggestion, pr captat!on." lie attlElna
ll!ut ths tall about un1uo influence 1s "scntle|
a,ld juveulie bahbtu "; and, altogether, ho
vualIis ready for lilo toughest k.ud Ut h9ns ~
asfcpse Of Mrs. norseY's viii, aud Mr. l'ass'
right to tuku uNIeE II. Fortunately, any rru-
lungsa contest will spon use IN tta estate, ~
lhut tnefo vii! bn nothing to bEat tor.
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Just before the boat quit her wharf. and morce
than 1Ou0 pcrsons Of both atxes talked ni,A
pcstfc1llatcd ntnng the ptcrs. The people were
afe'sed IN ,eIr SUNDAY eoes ana mere @ va
cerntnR "rclIssoua intolerance" There seemed
ontt ono sentiment, and thai wns tfat the couEae
nf sit. Bacon has mRdo him intensely unpopu-
lar.
On board the Ella was A. respectable and or
derry Marty ns ever went ffon this city. 1t
was composed largely OF Influential business
men mem, a d,;1 sprlnkng q ,aborcrs Mani aes
contempt for ds1ikcd law, md to ace what
might hs tho result. After the boat sailed away,
tis COMPANY on shore ~cnt quietly home.
ync Fey; es;s Mr, hason an Tie Rev. Mr: Mont.
SATURDAY., md In long nf,d earnest CONVERSE
tlon asked the aid al tho pollce In preventing
Tho people from cultarkInE on tho boat. and
taking the nauies OF al those who attempted 10
The clergymen next called On the lion. Jeremiah
llalser. q promfncnt lawyer, who was nDn-com.
initial OF IT. the subject ana gaze gaze them no sat!s-
fssti" Haf1sstG Nsaac. , 4 Fost;sr
waabcd his hands of ,l'c affair. The Rev. Slr.
Bacon started In an evening train 10 spend the
sunday ont Of town.. It waa riltnorc,l that
b. had gone 10 S.antts BY ,e ssaslds An IN;
uaalns& " Sunday desccration " Is announced 'or
to.tnUrrow evening tn "Gnspel Temperance
Tcnt.n fluFd's Pavilion. Mr. Bacon IN ativcr-
tised to speak, ass!stcd by The Rev. Hugh Mont
gunlcsy.
Tie trio Of The Ella va. qutct, pleasant. and
thoroughly enjoyable onc. The party steamed
to Watch Hi. a,d sltnci nt the pcntnsuar
House. They etrollcd OH the beach. ba:,,rd IN
the surf, anil attended the prafac service nt tt1e
I'LL. They returned carly IN the evening, md
sccnied SURPRISED that nu ofilccra were In walt
Ing to take them into custody. 1t Is announced
tonight that the battle IL mt wob+ md tut the
Clergy are organizing ftE final effort, aloud
the bout nttcnpt to easl next SUNDAY. O'htrs
SAY that ttspottcrs" from the churches accom-
panfud the e1rursiouists, took down their nance,
mud ,IInt they will be chilled 70 the hat Of the
City Court Tomorrow morning to answer for
violation Of The law.
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!" LUCK OF ROARING CAMP."

J. Il,
How Nearly bret H"rtos Story was oace
Refused BY \ Pnbl'sliar.
1tD 1"sk sun.
"And 80 Jon wrFc the originator OF the 0ae7.
land ,Nouthu 4lfnqd.ine and really stood lpou.
,or for r2ret 1tarte y, said 10 Mr.. Roman. Of
a.. r.anaf.oo
oa', = rsa"elseo;
1es slr' Lake some OF ouf.pFoMlncnt fast
crn publishers, felt that must own and run 4
maoaztuc, So j started The Overland. lts carly
,,fo ~. . o,r,rr,n n,or, n.r,tn,tnr1v owrno n
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To fHf thlI0f n 1hf 1fIliHHts
C1ucAao, Aug. IA Chicago gontleman's
letter In to-,lay's ssue Of your paper ID belt
tin. inquiry into the state Of morals existing In
our sarEs city-a stute OF morals which our
community not only tolerate but, by their
apathy toward suppression. encourage.
alludo to the exhibition OF pictures in all
stationery stores md other placcs representing
nude women in all manner Of lasc!y'ous Dos
lures, which are M illthy-!oolzing md disgust
In. to tlie selses Ut INV wglt-uchavo porson as
anrlllng ran bc CONCEIVED Ut.
'riIe co1.tcnpt Of all sensible persons mnst
surely fall upun those merchants catering 10
trnltc through such ailotnfnablo Mrnns.
This state VI thugs s,1s now existed for over
Six months, au1 yet shows no s.gbs Ut abatc-
Incnt, 10 tho great crloytncnt Ut loatcrs and
sensual men.
IN mart result OF these tlsgracetul exhibitions
wc hayp Il summer crop nf yOung itarIuts, such
rs tks city Ilus never pFDtt.lce5 bcfore allnrdhg
ri,urlI amusement to tl,c cualrmcl rakes, who
arc atnuzeh nil uo1plusscd at lhn mites Df
these y.ltltl,l, Rburt clothed. uni nndcvu0pcd
girls on our streets. Thu lrst evil calls for
united protest IN the part of every respectable
person. Tho second. III nart product ot tho
ilrat, Ut The in,prrcssinn Of that. nars OF the
Lords prayer, whit'l says, Lead us not Into
tesarta'ton." appeals to our Mayer fnr cxcln'
sion frutn our streets. DRcESci'
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la.ls to mic nbout le,lIn1 the blood OF o:hera bo

shcd,
t,rp lli! talked for DAYS after this rtcas'ng
nl,usIon by Mr. Chandler e t nssunasn I, ar. tn
nerer vet seen III to rcaalc the Senate with
sketch Of his war.rxprrlcnccs At Fort Lafayette
TIE DEMOCRACY AND THE Mails.
Nothing Inns serYed to illustrate the trne
effect Vi Democratic policy. a[nca lAs party t'h'
iiyes, tvtter than tf.e fuct that, In the lat Cou.
erces. It was found necessary 70 vote ucllc1eney
appropriation ut flt0. G03 for tic railway postal
.ery!ce. The South generally hns hren 'ssa
snf ss3saS' e hs s railway !. {poes esiG 'efl as ' 70 @ s
reason nt'a tl,at It. they They Know Know less q #:
hut lhc fact that the. knoT ltss
Of it is Of 'tssif ono Of tl!c severest comment.
arcs unon Southern civilization: ~ n late IT,
Jattwnr postal svstnm, l,atl good dcnl oT dli'-
Guilty will, the South. IIo uscl to sas. IN answc:
to tie obcctlons Of Southern conErcsSstnen Sn, 'at
mn.e onsv was fn'ss an lis @ son tint
tai-cars followed tc lines Of tc reai!ng centres;
md that the Etee, trunk postaeor o.,, 'es wese
fro, So fsst s t. Se e' 'ef so"t ~ 's 'sfsS sa
and NJ had the largest reading public,
was In that direction. r. uanE TIC fnnl DO de-
voted 10 tlc suppors oil tue FaI'waY p9staa sys;, ;
most hcnc!it The general public; aud IL llaopons
lint ,l,c greatest number Of recalling people ata
nortt, Of the Potomac River. Social economists
might find all interesting theory to build upon
In this fnct.
There hns been on account Of THIS, rcrhaps,
more hostility IN Cuugrcss TO tic railway pOstal
aesvcr in The South
CONFEDERATE MAIon.uENEKALs vs.. LE1LEss
UNION SOLDIERS.
Sidney L. Wilson, the unlon soldier WHO lost
both lcgs at 1ettssburR, las becti removed from
his position rs Doorkeeper of the Lad!ys' 0a-
lcry OF the Senate, but another solltcr who
fought at Gctty8ourg has been PLACED upon the
Doorkeeper's roll. This latter soldier Is Mai.-
Gen. Wilcox, Wcst-point graduate, and an
commenced; hut. at the outbreak of the !sc~
IclI!on, ho went South md gnined hta high
rank as MINOR -Grncra. lie fought at Gestys-
burg in the immediate front Of Sidney 1.
obtained control Of the Senate, Maj .tieu.n
Wilcox las been appointed 10 the position Of
Doorsccpcr,. Ct slte09 annaa!'y, wn.,e Miton'
II Wilson Ind fought at Gettysburg on tho other
side, us Wilcox did, would he have been re-
! movcdl
A CONSPIRACY or TIE E1.EcroNAL COUNT.
TIE recent outbuyst on the part 0f llrnr7
Wa.teraou III the matter OF tlc alleged inrlta'
which the latter Is said to hayc refuse-recaili
d curious story that some cretitso during ,ht
time Of the Electoral count. Tie story was at
buted t9 scnat9r Dorsey aud j. to ,1d sr to
days ' Of tho Electoral count, M,
| whrp brcals anywhere would have dcteatel
the count, Speaker Randall cent special mes
| sengcr to the Senate With atatemoHt tint TN
cooperate 10 defeat II II certain numhcr Q
Southern Republican scnators would unite Wit
the Democrats and Glect SONG senator rresluen
Of the Senate whoa, they eould Eatnc. Inc nam
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T1,c sr,rar.bert WjIl wrow In s,,nost any mart
~ III. f.nncrnte zone. md tiu land that il best
snitr,l f., Il Is soll iii whtci, wlcut viii grow
rca,nly; either land that il rlayey. bu. not loo
,,T ~ I'm, lint IL rich .iII,ht ;,nt lI,,iy Thn
ss aa,s " mnctratm tn stit: from aII.l,s IN twelyu
,ntlrg. md tIsir wejvl.t Is lrum 0nu mud q ,a,f
:" III 'o"t ,1sn ,n n1,uts r,o 1n ,v " urn tl,I',r
,' ". w. ~" I'm mla,,s in oo. cyrry twcfy inches
AZ AZ k",,, M tllry nra sufficiently crowp they ure
nt,rt"a wi.lI c,litiyptor Us wo ai,y work vorn
y Tnrv1u ,rs VIA ha1vesisT in ssn,smer or U:toScr
rnws .' mr. aIc tcu upoa tl,u leayes aud upon ,hs
s,"r % 'a' a, H." rrsrit ot s,,eh fec,li: il su IL,
h. ie ,le IN" nroilrtol, of ysry superi"r milk unl
.anT, G1, :" Vt v.rv rIh 'I ri,, a - inn nrnci ~
% t,sets "n,."r T. juslu,'s cultivation j. from trty
10 t"stt to.s ~ tte oTssi hl!'t t"o a..t w. nmF".
rre"e" s' far "a' ot Il. astss, !s sss q p1o.ss
,ton' "ntu a't'"""teu a ,i ~ , .h,cn sr
@ yesrs % aitc1 the iirst bcets we're plantea, Yielded
osGr VT Stu"w .'sa AZ 1s"'. .. x,.,,,. oo,u,t h.
,o ior NJ eee o VIZ Amrrj"an iarnisrs wIIi haye
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,.auc. nv !, whether the lrad Prophet stole
ran IT, Ca,,ryh; w,,e'!'pr the. LIVING frnnhcts
lave stolen tram HE heirs, Or beth; a'ti n Inc
,ncanffno tl,c President Of ti,c Norman Ch"rcl,
uj three l,iVI chnrcl,mcl, the st':pa"tons. md
ono son OF ,I,c great Brigham Young, !anx''1sf'
in iii for contctnpt Of court IN ot paying 10 TN
officer Of the law tho i!I-gutteu Raltis OF the
treat uolg2anltst.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG'S WIVES.

At. ~
Thoy Bring sn.t AHa'n"s ~" , - t,.''. ~
the Estato-They Afe 'N!ea IN Co.hpm"s
with tho boss Morinon-Thn Devil TO fny
Generally In Mormon Ciro,ea.
SALT LAKE, Utah, July 3l.-'l'he choicest bit
:, ,,oe.,, ,,ou vGn, t,,c rnuntls in this strour-
~, ~" co,r,s ), ia that crcotr
bold o1 the "Lasse9'nas oa'u.s - .'-,ss.
by the suit OF tbe nelta Oh sls a.e M p,ausa"m,
Of thc Mormou Church,
11,o ,,~,,,an1,rru wcre berun in thc United
tHo Poss P,'..,... -. - ~ 1,,,. taa, ri.
Court found that the executors bud been en!l,y
of INSTRUMENTATION a!.d was,a; that the estate
w,s IN t,rcat DANGER Of being euuanlcrcl; and
.,..,s, "us IT, .,ro nssn,ysrs IN no,I r. uu, fnol
distribution should be ordered.
The Receivers mado demand on George Q.
rrass, % A,ncrt " Garripct on md Brjchu,n Young,
E''ssl' 4Aps1 1,, ~, ,;, H., I,~..;
~, executors, anu On .,o"n 4aYlUt, tne ! 'Gs' s
acnt ot ae 1se; s sos Wy ~ III, tia mai @
estate' nt. ttIu'e.sa i .a..in ~ sa%n
Put could 1 "ota a o. se @
shc hnaas o. ~ enrst"F' ra. ~ ~ VIZ t,,r,
Sc;eapon issus q !oa @ wen tas III, d. dslsnaan;s
10 @ snow @ eause ,, WI; 's afsr fl hcsrlnr. III.
tcu lor eoteHpt. AtcF n,, ~ han. ,,en ss'n
cxecntoss aia "[ao t'SnT n.I ,,,,j1 Ifu t nr.,n'
committed 20 tnc eo!l.!aom !aii u.,1'' 'h' P'op
ertY Is thrneu oves ~ tmn nosenes' ,,,,,,.or
is histnrS & o. .H NV ".r nv nsitsd - ,,,a, nrr
TO l51H brlEnan tonne masi & ~ ~ i ,,r",, y" 's
othef oiees, arusteH IT, 'n s ~ ~, tho. uoni,
property over 91,u apovo tnS s1on .na. ~. Goa T..
ila iHlu ~ tsle Cnulsn @eeos!iS ~ "a" '"s satth
WIS elected us successor a,a reseiseu ~ ~. snu
property thus uela w ae lint" H. H. 'au, n,''',,u.
of the Ivy ny limiting sts property 10 u'' A''o"hs
Of SW,oU. 49,, .,-u. .u-,.-,
| SUBSEQUENT 10 Glh6 bGktlEAlC1@tt = -bE4-HhHA
, 1879-08-14

L4utsrj.lt Caarixr- -Jasraai
Yesterday Mr., /. N. pelnbt3 was arguing
law point III The Cha,,ccry Court. A stosm wens
on outside. A terrific clap OF thunder Inter
rup.ol thu lawyer. Thu rumbling continued ior
spvora! minutes. Mr.. Denlbltz waited patiently
until Ill. uo,sr was over and then saL: ''aen-
tlcuell, please excusu this iuterruDttou."
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taken, nri from which he bad ctecie,l mc.
remained at the DO II until tho conclusion al
,hr sutD, anlt then left The teatrc II this fcl-
low's action wna In accordance With Instructions
from his superior, then there tBuat be cona1dera-
bic room for improvement In tic management
of IIaverlg's Theatre. ......-
, 1879-08-14

10 fhf fSHfr of Ihf Tthunk
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-'The reporter of your *.
tens!vcly read papcr who gives the dotrgs Of
the County Building has done great injustice to
Sheriff Hoffman IA charging him with neglect
md bad management in running the CrilutH1!
Court. Tic statement mado TINT the soats IN
size tic Bur arc occupied aud monopo)izcd by Il
set OF loafcss Is utterly false. There Is not a
courtroom In Cook County. or. perhaps. In the
Stnte OF Illinois. that thrre is butter order kept
or more puins taken 10 mako oil persons haVluE
business there. including atthrncss, reporters,
witnesses, and outsiders, comfortable Llan III
this Ennb Criminal Court. 1t ts trHo there arc
occasionally persons In Chicago as 1T atl o.l'cr
unccs, that arc fond Of tncld'hg Iii olcr peoples
affairs. They ret Into Till Court-llouac, tako
pulns to occupy seats set apart f1r astortlcys
and reporters, making themselves particularly
forward a,1i! tlltngsceah1c; but, whenever the
seats arc nctualiy needed for attorneys and IT,
porters, these nessoila are ordered to got seat
outside. will venture to asseEs that tic writer
OF tic article fl totlay's TAEnuHE rannnt get
nnc single ntt tosncy wlu lracticrs 1T the Critina!
Court, or who has business there Of any klntl
or NJ any time, to iniossc his statement; neither
ean he get II tnlorsel IY reporter OF any oflie!
paper. Believing you hare nu desire, Dr would
not intentionally do an Injustice to any, citizen
or 0llfctn! OF tho county. nsl1 place IN your
nanrr for tic above slutuncnt. TReTn.
, 1879-08-14
Tho Co,,neu,lcut "islus.t.aw" Exrltetapnt.

NoMwlcu, Conu., Aug. ln-ln spite Ut thu
loud thre1ts Of tlit cbursh puople I" ennrea t''e
"far rccreat!un nlul asnusssla,ul," tl!c steamer
Ell., Capt. Gons,ork, s'sanu'l awas thls !s'nrn' @
ng wi :}JO or ~ exrursouats lof Watch l!lll.
,hr rxv,ttu,cnt rreatel bf ,hr ne'!on q ihe
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A Nor'h C71olinian Who S1ys the
"8olid South " Cry Is Trick Of
Southern Politicians.
uov tim Confederate Drlgadicrs Control
Conercss---Zach Chandler's Un'
finished Speec1l---1'cn I'LL
at Fort Lafayette.
Tho Democracy and the Maila--0onfedarats
Mpior-Gsnerals vp. Logless Union
go1diora-.-A Conspiracy Of
tho Electoral Count,

not IN ivy. -. fs,;, North c.rolina tte o,hcr
VIII et'., =, ..,,.,,aroo ,hIs.
day, nc saa'' :. ~ oo,rso avn .o,d mn, =, In
"lHc pou' A.,".,,,,,. 1nt .n,no ~ t1,o,n orc
able 10 'eA'a a", a"a",T. ,hot ,,o ,rv n .a,ttd
beah''4s - ,r,,,,, a ,rtn,, ~ t}n nttIcin.s
soutn ~ 9aIS u.s., ,,o,,,,,,o, y,a ho War hcnc,
as lac "", " .,,o ,,t,,Ictoua son,b n rnIncd
itea nooo", ., ,ro,o rio "a M, +, trre n ,he
tlle pso"o r,,a so,,,h ina i,ren mndc aol!l.
'so''u eou, .,.n c,orlca,nn yt,e, and Courier now
a. w" ~. s,o,,roo md frnn,l, which. thcv say.
adml's, ,s",.tv, .. s.u t,,eu. bnt which must rut
wasa n. Tho rrsu,t of this business IL MI.
oealu '.., soc,ol ,,aor1ontzatfon. md MI cx-
tnaI ut',,S,' ,a,,es rnrttona of oyery community
odus aa y. 'a nr,,n.t tach other. oul, instead OF
s'e Ut, san,ors as was nrclictcd by tho Icn-
pe.pt .,',a ,norcmcnt. there arc greater differ
go y. th,n brfore. Meanwhile, business
... eness ~. noralyzed. and capital ia sus.
'utelss'' T,a ,ny,,tons of Northern conito, that
p'.1.a'. ,a,,.tr1 in lin south II the South DOS
"sh. =" @ -" s1.nor., ri stability of n Northern
sessea ~. .+.,,l NM oo down there. They dis
soa.s '. r"onc which go greatly dtstrusts itself.
t.u.t tsuss nnh,c ronaetouco sit too loosely upon
lies " p"o tvhr I'm roon}o IN somc snrtfnns
Of tie South favor Reputation OF tieIr ooliga-
t1one which are held larEclY In the NORTH, upon
s.'f 49,. ,t,t ~ -an,1i,ttrr wo tnov trct
Tue El"apa u'"S ~ 49,. 49,. ,as.n"s ,aaa =, 49,
even to some extcnE 1of Lie Ior1aef loss o1 ouf
t}arcproper.y. Aud saw 10 newspaper re-
eiass f,,,, = o,oo,h s,,I 10 boro
Gently pasasFapa t'on sps .,,.a'. au ~ .s "
been uadc by senator Eess' o. allssouft' so'n"
lime during the Je'loW'lcTcr ep'dem'c OIL 'asS
yeur1 ~ "us"' - ~ Mt t,u ~. r.n1,o,,-fovo-
trtoutlons a1on t"o No'b' ~ 'ao 'I,.
sufferers, he said, In cllect, stat these contflou-
ao,s s . 1"oe s.s.n,.a .hn sont,, a. thc North, In
rn,otfnp thctn, wnB tsimpy restoring prop.
49, .,,r hal st,1on fror, fAnr
erty "1lch 1ncV tau eloieti Ao1' e'en'
during tho War; All this Is having
~err t,d ,fr.ct hmm rs The
WI! ..1 49, ,u..,.,,
'Spl!d South Is practically an o1ean'Aat'oa
nrafnst nroeresa. It pyrYcpts internal deyclop-
mente, and relards immigration. 1t docs moro
than this: It helps to drive away the imtnl-
grants wo haze; and from the State OF North
carn,Ino. In n ,uiet war. tDere is now going on
.,.t. " - -. r.,o,, ~ ,,,roaa "a n Nnrth.
IN e3oaus' not 80 'nhcn u ntesots 80 y. .'e.sa
ern white people, Who nre leaving IN 'af0e num-
bers, unwilling to endure tho social and bust.
no.a nroscrtntio,, 10 which thev nro subjected,
ntasnns,,o patadr ia hcnuated hit thr few 20.
caleu lsnuE su' W., wo hv men,s ~ ths narnI.
, 1879-08-14
Tie Egyptian T.ntus.

"a IF 4sAHof " INC aFMNHs.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19,-It will doubtless be OF
interest to some Of your readers tn know that
the true Egyptian lotus Is also native OF I'LL
nots. 1naiana, Iowa, aud Wisconsin. Having
been shown some Of these beautiful flowers at
tls Palmer House, called On sfr. Gntzloe,
florist, and learned from him that II Is the real
lotus, IN alt respects similar tu TINT OF Egypt,
aud native Of Europe md America. ns we'll as
OF Africa. Tile plant growR In water from four
to ten feet In depth. and. while the largc round
Lent rests unon Tie susiace Of The water. the
stem that bears tic flower rises frn,n one 10
three feet aboyc tho water. It Is somewhat rare,
md Is found In groups, hut never viii, the water
lIly. The nut, which IL eatcu nj 4 stimulant tn
Egypt bs tho lotus caters" somewhat rese'n-
bes MI neOgn In appearance, aiil grows III a
scrdcarrtev somewhat like tic watcrll1y OF the
Illinois River, qutta number being. inun1 tn
each crown which Is from tllrcc to slx inches IN
diameter. Tlie lowcr le yerv beautiful and fra
grant. md tho stalk Is iIetl with rcsy remark
able Abro Of extraordinary ilncness and
strnnrth. Tie lotus will mot grow IN standing
water. neither where there 's too strong cur
rent !. Is found In sDme places III thu watcrs
OF tic Calumet. W.
, 1879-08-14

II babies could talk, they wenld often e1pttss
thet. thanks 10 their nussuA for relieving them OF
pain and suffering by tho uss oG d. Bulls tasf
Syrup,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

ONES MoTHER.-Around the idea of
ones mother the mind of man clinss with
fond affection. 1t is the first dear thought
stamped upon our infant hearts, when vet
soft or capable of receiving the most pro.
found impressions, and all the after feelings
are more or less light in comparison Our
passions and our willfulncss may lead us
from the object of our fiIial love, We may
become wild, headstrong and angry at her
counsels or opposition, but when death has
stiiled her monitory voice, and nothing but
calm memory remains to recapitulate her
virtues and good deeds, affection, like a
flower beaten to the ground by rude storm,
raises up her head and smiles amidst her
tears. Round that idea, as we have said.
the mind clings with fond affection and
even when the earlier period of our loss
forces memory to be silent, fancy takes the
place OF Remembrance, and twines the image
OF our departed parent with a garland of
graces, and beauties, and virtues which we
doubt not that she possessed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

HIS PREFERENcE.-A sanitary police
man who had business on Division street
yesterday had his attention attracted to the
conduct Of a tow-headed boy of ten who
lodged out of house, crossed the street
and went over the same rout several times
The officer asked if his mother was sick, and
the lad chuckled and replied:
"Not very sick She's mad at the wo.
mau over there, and I'm carrying kilograms
between 'em. Mother first asked her to
take it back, but she would't; then moth er
dared her out, but she wouldn't come !; then
she called mother names; and now I'm
going over to tell her that mother saws
that her sister is in the workhouse. I
think that will start her."
care you anxious for peace between
them Z" asked the officer.
"Wep, kinder but as long as ma has got
her mad up and towel tied over her hair,
I'd leetle rather see the show open l'-
Detroit Free Press.