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could banish the liquor traffic il would be
given, $50 help me God" and vet further
on he says az every man could use il in
moderation and at the right time il is
blessing. The excess of it is q curse" II
say it is diete,ic question te be determined
by every man, and that chemical analysis
does not show il to be an undiluted poison"
Il say there are certain systems that need
alcohol from their birth" 81 undertake
to say ard do say that the authorities are
to the effect that alcohol TO a certain ex-
tent is food"
''oUR SAVIOR WAS DIsTILLER."
This is Just what every anti-temperance
man says. And how else can We class this
exalted senator than as the friend of sa-
looms
De- Brooks then turned tn the discussion
of the question of personal liberty, declar-
ing that according to Senator Vests theory
the saloon men were the only enes who had
this boon. That the mass of the people
did not. 1t was impossible to punish vio-
lators Of the liquor law, because the gov
eminent did not make the selling of liquor
a crime. like that of other crimes. Upon
this point the speaker dwelt at length, and
closed his speech with a very eloquent
peroratirn, which was loudly applauded.
He will speak tonight at the same
place, and il Will pay you To hear him.
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The Hoffman Case.

The judicial conference has been called
to convene at Burlington, Iva, December
5, t. hear the case OF Rev. H. G. Hoffman.
Who was lalely convicted of falsehooi, etc,
At Lincoln, Ill during session of the
general conference Of the Methodist chnrch.
This ia the last court of appeals, and its
decision will be final. 1t will be composed
of the triers of appeals from the annual
conference of Iowa, seven from the two
different conferences. The accused will
be represented by Rev. A. Gainey, ID ID +,
of Chicago, and Rev r. n. Davies, ID. D.,
of Decatur. Ill. TIE church will lie rep
resented by Revs. Kumler and Halves. who
have heretofore conducted the prosecution.
Hoffman is engaged in writing
q book, the title of which is, "The True
Minister"
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The following returns are Official:
RATIFIED KAFFLERS.
The Grand Jury Hauls Up Several
of the Boys and Gives Them
q Shake.

There is probably, no city OF the size OF
Sed ALA, in the country, where railing is SO
extensively carried On as it is here.
Railing tor every conceivable sort of an
article or animal is INDUCED In and it is
as much as one can do to steer clear of
some fellow with a paper in his hand on
which he wants you TO put your John
Hancock for a chance. Ratified time pieces,
whose DAYS of usefulness are over, and
spawned, wind broken. wheezened, CALLED
and faded horses are made the medium by
which depleted purse is filled, to a more
or less extent, and the getter-np of the
rattle enabled to pay off his importunate
wssherwoman.
Even the ladies, God bless 'em, have
caught the infection, and for toilet sets.
music boxes, dolls and what nots, they
eagerly take a chance and risk getting
qnite a valuable article for Mere pit
lance Everybody raffies, from saint to
sinner, and from: old aye TO kids.
They do this, not because they intend or
want TO gamble, but just because it is the
fashion, or because some friend solicits
them to talks a chance.
But raffiing is against the law, and as
the grand jury is now i'm session. that
dukuSt anu hiSuS-StCo hot
we'll keep from taking some notice OF SD
general a violation of the statute, which
says thou shalt not shake the dice for thy
neighbours property, neither shalt thou
take any chances thereon.
An so It came about that to-day great
CONSERVATION WAS thrown into the camp OF
the festive rafiers, br an edict from
the secret chambers of the grant, jury
n,anding their servants, the miniOns OF
the law, to bring before them those who
had been guilty of wooing the tickle god
dess of chanc and inducing others To do
the same by throwing dice for some article
Several young men, we'll known in So
ciety circles, We're hauled up before the
grand jury and put through Course OF
examination as to what they knew abOu,
rafting. OF course these revelations are
rs secret as the grave and to try to pump
snything from one of them as to what they
told the jurors, would be like sending a
bucket down into dry well for water
But it is fun to see the trepidation OF
these innocent young men. They already
have visions of striped suits, cells, gray
stone walls, and savage guards. while some
of them are around shaking final shake
though not with the seductive dice box
For the sake Of their fsmilies and sweet.
hearts their names are kindly withheld
from publication.
They will feel better tomorrow, as it i.
only an annual scare nv the grand Jury.
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The Kind of Voice.

The BAzoo published telegram an
nouncing the fact that cripple at Wash
ingtou City, who had not walked for many
years, went out behind a barn to pray, and
while in his devoiions heard voice say
ing, "Arise and walk % and that he at once
arose and ambled off.
A facetious newspaper man OF this city
says the voice was that of a. barkeeper in
viting the cripple to take something
There are always plenty Of reasons for
everything.
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He Congratulated.

Gov. Crittenden sent the following te!e-
gram to Gov. Click after his eieciioa:
Jefferson City, Motion. Geo. W.
Click In behalf Of the democracy of
Missouri. / extend congratulations upon
your splendid victory and the triumph
of right over fanaiicism.
THos. L CRIrTENDEN
He also telegraphed his congratulations
tn Ben Butler, governor elect OF Massa-
chusetts
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LADY BEAUrIFIERs.-Ladies, yon cam
not make fair skin, rosy cneeks, and spark
ling eyes With all the cosmetics of France,
or beautifers of the world while in
poor health, and nothing will give you
such rich blood, good health, strength and
beauty As Hop Bitters. A trial is certain
proof.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscreIions OF youth, weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send
recipe that will cure you FREE Of
CHI ARGE This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in South America.
Send seli-addressed envelope 10 REV
JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Station ID, New York
Civ. 10-11deOdw&sly
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- .*"Winter finds out what summer
laws bv." Kidney Wort cures in winter and
in summer There is scarcely person 10
be found who will not be greatly benefited
bv a thorough course oil Kidney Wort
every spring. If you cannot prepare the
ary. buy the liquid. 1t has the same ef
fest.
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To Wed.

Only one marriage license was issued
this gloomy da' d, the contracting parties
being Franz Rau and Freida Klein. As
the male part of the couple could not speak
a word of United States, Mr.. John Kaiser
kindly acted as interpreter and vouched
Tor the eligibility Of The Young iaiy.
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Married..

At Bonnville, at ii a. IN. TO-DAY, at the
Presbyterian church, by tine Rev Dr..
Dulin. Of St. Joe. No, Mr.. John 5 Elliot,
and Miss Laura :S,,eesl, all of Boonville.
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Information Wanted

OF William Gator, formerly Of Otterville,
Cooper county, Mo. ANY information as
to his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived by N. b. HEDGES,
n.7-w4ts Otterville, Mo.
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Berthe wonders of modern chemistry
are apparent in the BEAUTIFUL Diamond
Dyes. All kinds of colors of ink can be
IL q lie from them.
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Rough on COrns. 8"

Ask for Rough on Corns." ljc. Quick
relief; complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunions.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Makes cooling drink. Into a tumbler of
ice water pat a ieaSpooniul of Acid Phos-
phate; add sugar to the taste.
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An EXPLANATION.

TIE delicate, fowery and lastirg fra
GRANGE OF Floreston Cologne explain why
it is such iavOrite with the ladies.
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-sLyiia +. Pinkham's Vegetable CON-
pound has done thousands Of women more
good than the medicine of many doctors.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
OMcial Returns, as Far as have
been Heard from.

The following returns are official, as far
. have been heard from, in the Sixth dis
trict:
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Won mr., Co,nc 10 tho East or southoast

II you are Going To tho East or southeast
keep these facts in mind; The time by the
Memphis a. Charleston railroad, from Dali
las, Sherman, Fort Worth and other Texas
towns to New York is from one to live
hours quicker than via any other line out
OF Texas; the time to Atlanta,
Georgia, is eleven hours faster than
the time via New Orleans, and
eight hours faster than the time OF
any other route via Memphis. The time
to Chattanooga is twenty.three hours fas,,
ter than the time via New Orleans, and
eleven hours and forty.tive minutes faster
than the time of any other route via Mem
phis. The time to Knoxville, Bristol and
all points in East Tennessee and Virginia
is twenty-threc hours faster than the time
via New Orleans, and sixteen hours faster
than the time of any other route via Men,
phis. Pullman palace sleeping cars now
run without change from Memphis over the
Shenandoah Valley railroad and via Har-
risburg to New York. Passengers de-
string TO do so have the priyilege.ot visiting
the wonderful caverns of Luray. Ask for
tickets only by the Chickasaw route, and
80 through to your destination without de-
lay. For further information address I. X.
Rogers, general western agent, Dallas
| Texas,
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PERSONAL

s. w. Wallace, of kaufman, was in the
city yesterday.
l.. W. Plum and wife, Tombstone, Arigo.
ma, are at the Windsor.
j. I, Gano returned yesterday from a
visit to Paris, Kentucky, his old home
Colonel ], G, Wintcrsmith, of Tyler, is
In the city, agucst at tho Grand.Wndsor.
Q. ii. Smith has returned y the city
nom ascycral months solourn 1t Manitoba,
Mrs. II. E. Burke lelt yesterday morninp
for Jefferson, on visit TO relatives and
friends,
George LOOMS arrived In the city yestcr.
day from New York, and will make Dallas
his home In the future.
Clifford Van Sickle, travelling passcnrc,
ngent OF the Gulf, Colorado x Santa H.
railway, is at the Windsor.
W. l.. Siler. of transfer fame, returned
yesterday tfom a trip TO his old home In th,
mountains OF North Carolina.
Mat StcAly returned last night from .Ier
terson, whittier he had been called 10 th,
bedside Of his brother, and whom he no
ports is convalescing. His sister, Mrs
Emma Terry, returned with him, and /,
the guest Of Miss Anna Barksdale.
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Among the many marriage aid assocla-
tons OF this section, none arS based upon n
more rational or business-like plan than the
Eureka Marriage association, of Sulphur
Springs In this state. 1t has three plans,
A, Il, c, the first two of which are day
plans and the third monthly plan. by
taking the first two IS per day are drawn,
and by the third permitting parties to mar
ry in 60 days $40 per month is drawn The
is simply for fund sufficient to replace the
amount paid out on u policy. If, for in.
stance, party marries and draws 500, and
there are 400 members, each member l;
only assessed 80 cents. Many other feature.
are peculiar to the company, and 1t will
pay all those desiring to take policies to cor
respond at once with the secretary of tn,
association, Thomas W. Griffin, sulphur
| Springs, Texas,
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Trinidad In,Iye

At II meeting ofgentcmen held n. Bogel's
hall pursuantto notice, n new council oil
the Legion of Honor was instituted and
named Trinidad council, and the following
parties were elected officers; j.. c. Bogel
commander; Il. A. Hoyt, vice'commander
G. Il. Clint, orator; W. ID, Wylie, past com
mandcr; j. Il. Bisscll secretary; j. ID. A
Harris, collector; G. NJ. Swink, treasurer
j. IL. Porter, chaplain; Il. j, Park, guide
ID. h. Horn, warden; Clarence Momand,
sentry; /. Reinhardt, Il. $. Collins and T.
Z. Fee, trustees.
This council starts oil with ll3 members
several of whom are ladies'.
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STREET SETTINGS.

Parties wanting nice, quiet game OF
billiards, patronize the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the HERALD office.
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
The finest liquors and cigars in the city
can always be found at the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the HERALD office.
Tendency TO weakness and premature de-
cay are prevented by the use of Lemp's
extra export Bottled Beer.
lcebergs? Nowhere Just try some Of
those cooling Mettord Rum Punches at the
Parlor, u new catch altogether, and deli.
cious.
Wines, liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer, billiard tables and polite attention,
can always be found at the Glen Lea,
saloon, opposite the HERALD office.
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East TOMS Marriage Agency

pays $40 per day; claims paid five days
alter .proofof marriage. Officers all bonded
ten thousand dollars each.
References; Marx 4 Tcmpner, Calves
tom. Sam l.. Boyd, New Orleans: Il. H.
Hightowcr, state senator Garrett 4 Key
bankers; Il. j. Fry, banker, Marshall
Active agents wanted. For supplies send
to W. L. PowLANp, Secretary,
Marshall, Texas
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oxronp 'Nrn,, Angus, &c, lS7o-cARrrr Mrp

OxroRp 'NEn,, August lG, 1870 GARTER MIN
CINE COMPANY:
Recommendations send me five
Walls of Carter's Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my neighbors, and would say to the
people in general that Carriers Little Liver
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use, and dare say cannot be equaled
have been using them for some time
and find that they are entirely curing me
of dyspepsia, and that is more than l car
say OF any other medicine have ever used
Respectfully yours, Mis-. III, MARTIN,
Tho Carter medicines for sale by vii
liams, 1oiliver Il Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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Keeping none but the purest and best
of goods, and running everything in first.
class style without putting on any frills
will build up any line of business. This is
what the best brands of whistles, wines
beer. cigars, etc, and courteous attention
has done for the Board OF Trade saloon, and
now IL enjoys n most nourshing and enyia
bic. trade. There are four fine billiard
tables in the saloon of the finest make, and
those who call always feel like going back
again,
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To tho World nj Large

Preparations for the accommodation OF
fall and winter visitors are now being made
at Wootan Wells, Robertson county, Texas.
Fine shooting at lakes near by, first class
accommodations and every attention given
to guests by the genial managers, Leave
train at Bremond, on the Houston Il Texas
Central railroad. Open all winter.
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dria, Baton Rouge, Boyce, Cheneyville,
Donaldsonvillc. Grand Cane, Gloster, Lee
Compile, Marthaville, Mansfield, New Or
leans, Plaqucmine, Proyencal, Pleasant
Hill, Robelinc, Stoncwall, Nacherie.
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Parasols, Fans, and in tact all summer
goods in the house, we have reduced to
such low figure that 1t will be impossible
for any to abstain from buying. A. & H.
Mittenthal, COG Elm street.
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Gold aud silver 1himblcs

American watches in gold and silver
cases, spectacles and eyeglasses Seth
Thomas and New Haven clocks, ut corner
Main and roydras streets,
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Many of the good things of this life are
sorrowtully let alone on account of Dyspep-
STA, but thorough use of Ackcr's Dyspep.
STA Tablets gives us the privilege of eating
in comfort. % and 80 cents. Sold by W.
IL, Patterson e Co., Dallas, Texas.
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The respectable drug.stores, hotels, res.
taurants and places of public resort all
over our country keep Conrad Budweiscr
Beer
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Ladies', Don't Miss tho Show.
Opening at Bauman's Monday and Tues
day, October . and 10.
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German Carp Fish.

Uerman Carr Fish,
can furnish parties with German carp
fish. Address Il, {. HISNANr,
Daingeriield, Texas,
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Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punches at
tho Parlor are still the rage and beat a
northcr in breaking the monotony OF sum-
mer heat.
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Ladies, Remember
Everybody will be there October . and 10,
at Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
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The old stand still lives, with w. Pe,rie
on deck. lilo will be pleased to see all
friends and former patrons,
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Secretary, Austin, Texas.

I.Nutee Kem0lnber
livery body will be there October 0 and 10
a DAunAAn's, 7Q0 Elm street. III ~
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Monday and Tuesday, October 0 and 10, a
Bauman's.
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Monday and Tuesday, October o and 10, at
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Tho 0n'ce. on poydras street, grows in
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Ladies', Don't Miss the Show.
Opening at Baumau's Monday and Tues
day, October and TO-
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The Empire Daily Matrimonial Associa-
ticn
Pays $40 per day. Membership fee $40,
dues In twenty days, So. No advance as.
sessment. Agents wanted.
4. NJ. Swirl,
Secretary, Austin, Texas.
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IL not IL my possible sense either means
n mode NJ paying the debts ~ pfovldnf
a. tbe common defense and general vel.
f,fe of Tie nation II Ia simply n mode o.
eterlne the government power 70 fed's.
Tribute private earnings for the aggrandlhe
ncnt " the particular persons whom y
protects ut the cost o. the rest TINS II
tue not less ofso-called Incidental proleo'
ton than Of that which Is the immediate
md primary object Of the legislature
Either is u provision for the special private
benefit Of some particularpart or class oil so
Getty Neither Is in amy form or meaning or
fleet a provision for the general welfare
From this II will be seen that we have not
INSTRUCTED Mn. UPsoE but have In our re-
marks simply voiced the sentiments oil q
large majority of the American people a
tariff, as before stated is protection whether
incidental or direct and we cannot but agree
with the Times in the statement that pro
lection is not in any possible sense either
means or n mode of paying the debts o
+ providing for the common defense an
general welfare OF the nation" IL is Gel
: tainly to be hoped that our representative
1 from Texas and the southwest will take a
{ interest in the matter and see that such at
). surd laws are not enacted.
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MORE ABOUT INCIDENTAL PRoTEC
TInN

OK one or two occasions heretofore we
have found it necessary to refer to REPRE-
SENTATIVE UPsoN's position on the tarlii'
We want it distinctly understood that we
are making no fight against Mr.. uPsoN'
but we cannot permit his statements
to 70 without comment by US III
the interests of the people. Per-
sonallv. we are the friends OF Mr..
UPsoY, and desire to see him reelected
10 congress, for he has been one OF the best
workers in that body, but we had, in prin-
ciple, to differ with him on ms proposition
for n tariff for revenue with incidental pro-
lection. We took the ground that tariff oil
any character was protection to an extent
and we still feel that Mn. UPsoN ought to
come down TO our free trade IDEAS
the only ones, indeed, that prom
Use us success-beiore his people are
truly represented. We are opposed
both on principle and as a matter of policy
TO the absurd tariffs now part OF the statute
laws of the country, and while we may
have the most unquestioned regard iot the
man. we have at the same time the dispo-
sition TO criticise his opinions. We are
gratified TO note that the positions we TOOK
a week since are identically the same as
those taken by that great free-trade
and circumspect journal, the Chicago
Times. Speaking with reference
N the matter, the Times says
OF going to Cork were the necessary
effect Of executing the purpose OF going 70
Dublin. the honorable Texas casuist could
have made a more plausible argument
against the proposition Of tariff for reFe-
nue. only But protection is not IN any
sense a necessary effect OF incident Of a
tariff for revenue. The assertion that II -
40. bv vhomsoeyer il be made, IL an IN
true assertion, made either 10 ignorance or
with wiilful intent 70 deceive. Il Is not
necessary 10 take q single step. in effect or ~
form. in the direction OF protection, In lay
inc tariffor revenue. or course, ths no
ton Of The honorable representative ron
Terss that an exercise Of the
never Of laying taxes for revenue
ouiv' would exclude any. pan 81 ne
purpose implied By the words 10 IroFile
for he common defanse and general vel
ARE i simply absurd i has ben ior
sorns cenro.ies q rather prevalent opinion
among the best Informed Statesmen, l'hu-
osspbers. and publicists. that the on'y
means uhich any government has q pro
~i5iur fg- the common deienss and reneral
Welfare Of Ire state l. revenue. Revere
rsr - T. n0t lss purpJse. n1f any par q
g. pu7.oss. q tbs tsHing g'gEsr- The
,.--,.ous of fhat power Il vel and conciseiE
..-r-r..es in the words d cur Toliticai
~. 20 pay the debis ana provios - ne
,,,,mon dsfsnss nnd general welfare q ne
49, Rsvenus T. The russns rhirh
---.-r~rrf fn8s Il necesrJ -
- - fulsIinr'thni purposs q fls t.z-
irr porsr. Profession. On ne othsr hria,