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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

CT II Is said that Gen. Lamar, U. S. minster to
Nicaragua. con,smplates leaving the country in dis
gust and returning to the United States. In his in
terceurss with the officials Of that country, his at
temps AZ negotiation have been met with such sys-
fenlatic bad faith, double dealing, &c.. as to produce
IN him perfos contempt for the people anil govern
asn.. The Negotiations of the government with the
eeers, French Agent, NJ Belly. show the utter want
of good filth andIiones =, the part of Nicaragua
This treaty negotiated by this Frenchman, (f it shall
Indeed to be made by authory) SO far as it
proydez ior protectorate over Nicaragua and Cost
Asa viii q ccurse not be submitted to by this coun-
try. We doubt whether England anil France will
Alteulps any sno, unwarrantable proceeding
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
The Murm0ns

The latest intelligence it will be seen, leaves It still
il, doubt whether the Mormon is ended not
There scenste be some ground to believe that the
latter day Saints have negotiated with Col. II. L..
Kinney for his larg, land claims in Nicaragua, and
that il Is their intention to remove and establish
themselves in that country We think it highly prob
able that they are in numbers sut ,icnt to establish
themselves there, against all the opposition that MIC
asagul could bring against them, should they sue
cccl in getting foot hoki. Su,h an establishment
could Ito. be very. palat.be to the government of the
Un;tel States, anil fur from Riding us Of the an
noyances to which the Mormons have subjected US
would in all probability asgrAvatc them. 1t would
be setting up n government en- the great transit
route to our Ptcia. possessions, bitterly hostile to
our people ami government, and Indignantly oppos-
cd to all our interests. The European powers 50
gtrenuously scckng control of tia, route and ben
On keeping its control out Of the hands of the U. s.,
would naturally enough encourage the establishment
of the Mo,mans there. England particularly could
not fail to sympathze aud promote the movement to
transfer these rcbe!lious flnatcs from the territory
of the United Staea, to a ltrser theatre Of
mischief 10 our interests. Their power once estaU
lishcd there, the Mormons would just as naturally
re ven &c themselves Of tleir imaginary wronga BY
tLwArtinr the interests Of their cnemy---nur govern
mcnt, and promoting that Of any other foreign pow
or We doubt whether the United States could as
we'll tolerate the aIormons in Nicaragua as in Utah
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
arnl,nd Pacific NJ il Route.

Fsaaa lr.yer rom one of the snperintentinis OF
TOO 5,si.ai Paifse mail routc, We learn that the
e,,npany gr scouting their arrangements for SER
.ieo ' III. gre energy. They will commence ran
mir. throasb ills from the Mississippi river to san
Frlusiseo, IN lie 18th Sept. This route is divided
INF biz actions. each section having snperinten-
sant az 6.l5vs
(. From lie Mississippi river 10 R,i riser. Ielr
prrs,sn. q F.Jm Red river to Fort chadbOurns via
Beisnap 2. Pf5m Fort ChadbOurne to FL Paso T.
Frosa Vi pass e Tucson, in ArarOna s. From Tue
.,..t5 For. vas,lhs 8. From Fort YUM ~
tr.neis,s Thetvs divisions through Teras 49,
fs.aisi.ea Wiz pfoycnder--cOrn aud oats from this
s..le. and era.ahIy some u tie others Proposals
~ and Tor furnishing the 3D. division are 80
..-sa raa his ssctioa Of countryside Grain 70 be
aess.1i Il II Claiborne. Tsrsons wishing to make
ss,ras.s raey address the. superintendent Ct the
ss dsissa Is IT. cisai'oarDe. and fsT fsrihsr FSr-
stsri.rs, a. reia in a dis =s-a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

nsLassb sssms sssI-ssi .,hs, . eoinmunlss-
ton that appeared Ia ~. weeks rarss. over the "a
nature u sally Dushy.' vas no, written ny her.
The f.s, that the name Of Mrs. Basby !. ''rily in
stead q sally. indicates that the letter written
BY person ia her name, aud l,hOa, her consent,
The letter are satisfied. designedto prejudice
the community agains, some " the hest citizens Of
Pills county. who had nothing whatever % DO Nth
the late disturbances. and calculated 20 reopen
and continue an excitement lh., al gooim in ,La,
and the adjoining cOuniies desire to be quiele'lsf
We give place 70 the following communication
from ''Jus'ice," in rep4 TO the article above refer
reite. Thee communication is from one Ct the most
respectable citizens Ia Ellis county. whom We knos
had nothing whatever to dowih the late dls.urhan-
Gee in that county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

-. The domination Of tho students Of ''Bri'ille
ni,h sehool, . will commence on Thursly the 9th
Aug Unnssh interest will be added to The ";'asion
l,7 thc ssco on of splendid Mongolfer Bhlloon.--
This Hqrag institution is under the sole direction
If Prof Ha on, formerly Of this county See adj
rn-tI.,,.n-t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

~ The lines in this number to Little Nahnie,
.loses the "praire pocsies" of our poet, W. T. G..
Weaver. Many Of these little flowers cullel from
cur praes dispense the delicious fragrance of true
poetry and taken together, will form a bolact Of
beautiful colors We hope to hear from Mr. Weaver
frequently, h5ge .fter. i.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
SrNAroR SLIpELL oN CuRA.-Senator 81

SENATOR SLIDELL on CuBA.-Senator Sill
DELL in his speech on the neutrality laws,
makes this remarkable statement:
When made, four years since, a movement
for the suspension of our neutrality laws,
believed, as now believe, that large MAORI
ty of the people Of Cuba were prepared TO
make vigorous attempt TO throw off the yoke
of their transatlantic oppressors. and SO far
as my influence or councils could be useful.
was willing TO aid them. believed then, as
| now believe, that hostile feeling towards
US then existed with the governments of
France and Great Britain, and that they de-
sired to Africanize Cuba. laval myself, glad
ly, Of the occasion to say that such, lam satis-
fled, is not now the feelings OF these govern
ments. Besides this, the people of Cuba, al.
though still DESTROYS of peaceful annexation,
are not willing to run the risk Of civil war and
servle instruction. to become members of our
Coufederacy. Public policy must accommo-
date itself TO circumstances and any attempt
to obtain Cuba except by negotiation, should,
in nv opinion. now be abandoned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

~. IN days paper will be fonni two eOmm"ni-
r., yus IN relation to the canvass for District Ator-
rcy. That Of "obscrvor,' which appeared in the
sherman ~ .triot Of the 18th inst, AMI that OF A.
Bradshaw, ESQ =, in reply to the charge referred to
Ly "obscr,ur." We wish it distinctly lcrstood
thu, ae know nothing, m hare nothing to 4, with
the N .tters N controversy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

Does the Dalia. Herald exchange with this ofi:e!'
II 60, we have never received it-ShermGa Patriot,
We rcasyed and duly noticed the first number Of
he Patriot and thought it was put down on the
ctcA .ugc liit-fal VIC we're mis;akca-arc sorry for
i--,-,s ~ uninieutional oversight Juuius.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

To ne Editor Of ne Daiias Hergid;--
IN the sherman Pairiof Of The i3lh lnsi ]
see over the signature Of San Observer" that
Az. Robinson Of Mckinney one Of The cam
didaies Coz District Attorney, ~ Shennsn. an
Dhe>iih inst. charged NJ. bradshaw one Of
his opponents with having flooded The county
with letters stating that he Robinson was The
hindmosi man ia the field etc. wha. have
10 say in replyls thai The statement IS false;
made as believe malielouslv, wilfully aud
knowingly in my absence, aud with the inIen-
ton land ~ olhsrl 10 njuTe ne in The coming
election. Now 10 cut lie mailer short and 70
prevent all controversy ia the matter, author.
We Mr.. Robinson, or any other gentleman, 70
90 10 those persons who have received said
letters from me and publish the statements as
charged against me, II such can be found IN
them. also authorize any individual who
may have received any such Letters as above
described from me. TO deliver certified copy
10 Mr.. Robinson or any other gentleman de-
sizing the same, y
further state that this is not the FIRST false
accusation said Robinson has made against me,
which at first excited in my bosom both con-
tempt aud Indignation; but after further
Acquaintance with him. aud close observation
my coniemp, and indignation, was turned into
sympathy and pity for think il is perfectly
natural with him. arising from defective or.
canzaiion and that he is more an object OF
pity than otherwise 30 much do ] sympaihize
with him, that mn willing TO contribute, on
my part. five dollars TO some Roman Catholic
Priest in order 10 the forgiveness Of his nuner-
ou. sims The renson | nm induced 10 90 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

co. The ;-l-o-riOds 4,h'' was celebrated in grand
,.y. a. Sherman, on the 9Th inst. The usual pro-
ceslugs Were hal orItions, barbecue, dancing, &C.
This Pat,o' intim,,cs that there we're io9o persons
ures,n. ali . few snakes nciahbpr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

ofan Asylum q, the blind !, progressing uaisf
the direction Of Coll Cool. al sus aud s,p~ri.
ehced arhiissi, whose wofk oaihs Capitol
building Is sufficient evidence a Bis meel,ani.
cal knonledgeis insure good ,ob 10 the State
10 The bllad asylum buildiag SpeaLing Of
the Capitol suggests the fact that Bob. Boyce
Of Houston III. Doyesl has sased The State
The expenditure Of ibe s250, alanopfialei iof
the purchase Of umbrellas for Tie use OF mem-
Gers Of the Legislature, BY reSsrlag she build
ing with "wssis patent Gal~pir csmenI;"
the roof Is now water tight, 50 that siekfy peaks
need not fear becoming candidates for a seat 10
The next Legislature, They will moi get IN.
doors ifeseled. $3.50
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

- I. viii bp seen from the letter OF our Deknap
correspondent that that town has taken new mpe-
tug q prosperity, and tina. the denizens thereab'ats
arc having aoursng time. See his letter for news
from the frontier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

~ Oar lail Agcr. Maj. J. W. Scott, has re-
turned traa, Washington City, and proposes soon ~
take tour, regulating the mail service, embracing
tic whole sg,tc. Tho Galveston News well re-
marks thnt lis Office s no siHecurr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

nilI sssrillailne stoui The q .f u.t a
owing 20 The msehinsiiops q Hslf r.
W.
Fnssirltiler inform n iha Ner sr
few cases Of yellow iesef Rev u'.rs
which are. however, ronhin,i M o
The Hospital, -. -
A,slsgnph from 81. louis, dated y ane 2s.h.
reports that several companies Of U. n troops
Nefe 10 leave Leysnworh. ia few da(s, for
Nebnska, an account Of the hostile aiiiILds q,
The ladhns ia lhal Territory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
Your obedient servant,
AMI ARADSHAW.
District Attorney.


The citizens of Sherman and vicinity were
addressed, on the 4Ih inst, By Mr.. Robinson,
of Mckinney, one OF the candidates Tor Dis
t.ict Attorney. Among other things in his
speech, he said
"Mr. Bradshaw, one Of his opponents, bad
flooded this county with letters, stating that he
(Robinson) was the hindmost man in the field
At the conclusion of Mr.. Robinsons speech, o
gentleman asked him to refer us to some gen.
,Ieman who had received letter from Brad
shaw, containing any such statement. Mr..
Robinson said abe had got his information
from a gentleman who was n candidate for an
office in this county, and therefore did not like
to give his name Upon being called on by
the crowd to do so. he said: MIR. McReynolds,
Maj. Reynolds, supposed told him that there
h I'd been letters received here, stating: that
he (Robinsoa) was the hindmost candidate in
tn field"
was surprised to hear such in,inuations
thrown out against rival and competitor IN
his absence, without the least shadow Of n
foundation to suppart them. Any one can see
the difference in the two statements; Maj.
REYNOLDS told Robinson shat there had been
letters received making such statement" upon
which statement, Mr. Robinson said 'that
Bradshaw had flooded this county With letters
stating that he (Rob,nson) was 4 hindmost
man in the field" AN OBSERVER.
We publish the above comma ication by :
quest and our columns are openato any one
who wishes to reply TO IAN Observer"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

We have had some fine rains in Grayson
since our last issue. Immigration from the
States NAV rest assured that an abundant crop
will be gathered this year, and "dog cheap at
that. We do moi believe tina; wheat will bear
higher price than 30 cents per bushel; and
il corn realizes 10 cents it will be considered
verF hiail-S hs7-ataa Pafri.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
Letter from Bslknap--Movsnsnt Of Troops,
Ca ifornia Stage L'ns--Prospse sof the Town
Of bslknap.--Nsw Road to Dallas.

weep. inc relieving sAirSei q loleF ieeiA Del
knaP. datei JAY O.
ave had lively times hers on The Ord lih
and 9th. There are three companies Of Cav.
airy here. and three on Elm Forls besides the
,kangefs; pau OF the latter tLieut. Pfeston's
conmandl have been discharged. capfs. Ford
and Nelson are raising companies for the new
regiment. We will soon have the Resimental
band here 20 discourse eloquent mpsie 10 the
good people OF this c,iy.
"Well, NJ last, and according 10 promise the
advance guard Of the California Stage compa.
ny has arrived, aud are now camped on The site
OF the Young County Court House,. c. the
public square, The parry here are to com.
menee their operations from FL Paso, esiab.
fishing stands from there 10 Fort Yuma aud
San Francisco. Ia two or three days. the par.
~ who are to establish stands through Texas
will be here. Both parties are prepared 10
station ihciS horses, bringing some with them
and purchasing others on the route. They
have adopted the wise precauiion Of stocking
their line through Texas with Texts horses
They have already stocked the line from ST.
Louis TO Preston with Missouri horses and
mules. Last, bu, not least Belknap has been
fixed upon as l,Oint-and no change will be
made for four years any how Ia consequence
thereof, lots in the City Of Bslk'tap have risen
from $50 to 200 per cent, and you can hear
Of nothing now but contracts for building houses
and the price Of lots generally. Tire Ia Bel.
KNAPP
"rhe County Court to-day appointed re.
viewers TO open n new road from Belknap ria
Brazos Agency, to the county line, TO be the
Beknap and Dallas road. The road will be
made within 10 days and it will be a good one.
Tkis will prove pleasant news TO the contrac-
tor, MS he had to trarei on iraa from the
Agency up to Belknap, and a long ways out
of the way"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

- The iibute to the late Gen. Henderson. on our
Ar, page b o.,derst Cd to be from the pen Of our
griend Fca b. Sexton, of san Augustine, the long
ami 51-iuac end Of the deceased.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

Ts aid to tho cOmplexity Of the Affairs Of this en-
terprise, it is said that the Governor regards the
charter as forfeited for failure to make annual
port the Executive required by law, and that suit
will be or has been instituted to enforce the forfeit
ure to the State. If the Governor succeeds in en-
forcing the forfeiture of the charter, consumma-
ton it is believed, which he devouy desires, We APP
prehend there will be little for rival companies to
quarrel about.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

TT We re ret to learn That Gen. Tarrant was y
Tag seriously Il in Parker county few days ago, en-
youis from 1T Worth to Belllnap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

- our exchanges, are alaiost wholly barren Of
aegs this Seck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

There are also in the county, insane pctsons-l
white and Q females; Is diots--S males and fc
males (; l blind, female deaf and dumb--mals
black.
There was planted ia corn, 5,2l2 ~ acres; in
wheat, 4,o2i1-2; in cotton, So I-i in sugar,
1870 IA inmisc.aneous produce, 1861 3-4-Total
acrts in cultivation III 1853.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

Eind wof5s are among tie brigiIissi a5vers
u sstlhs ghey cesuer tie hVmblsst hsnr in-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

there are also in the county. ins.ue rersons-i
rliiie iiaie AAe shiie pmaia
Ihte is Fls,ei 10 egrh, 1915 IL asres ! ir
eless, 81 s.s3in ehes. i,,eI ? - N saZff.
70 - 3 - - I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
COUNTY STATISTICS.
Denton County.

Daniel Strickland, the efficient Assessor and COL
lector of Denton county, has furnished u, with the
following statistics of that county:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
The Latest News.
Foreign.

HALIFAX, June 29.-The British Cunard
steamship Arabia arrived at this port this even
ing, with Liverpool dates Of Saturday, the
10Th of June.
The bullion in the vaults Of the Back Of
England is stated to have declined 100000
during the week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

SUITABLE MoNUMENT.-Gov. Wise has nov
under consideration the style Of monument
that should be placed over the remains Of Pres
ident Monroe, in Hollywood Cemetery. A
hansome shaft. on the elevated spot selected
for his grave, would BE- quite appropriate, bit
the sBm Of money voted BY the Legislature 5
pot sufficient to hey the expenses. Asn6
he rasiolis desirrns f.,rrish "A 4, -. o.. 8
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
Domestic.

RECALL OF GENERAL HARVEY.
WASHINGTON. June 29-Gen. H,mev has
been recalled from Utah, and will probably b.
sent TO Oregon, in consequence Of the Indian
difficulties prevailing there. Gen. Johnston
will besipvested wi,hthe exclusive command
in Hail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
southern pasiac Railroad.

The Affairs o. this rosi appear 10 be iavolvsl In
sFoA, sonfassn. There ara ,~o Partlssor oFs,hira-
.ioas slrsnuousy claiming the possession VI the rad
and the naAassmsa, All control u the
o0rporaioa--ihs dirs,eory eiesiel aud organized in
June l.s, At ss- Orleans. With JsPh,Aa foslks'. q
Memphis, president, and the purchasers under the
sale u the roal sai franchises made BY virtue q
ssst u trust steaa,ei last fa by tie Presiien,s Of
the rosl Gso $ fsFssr to raise funds TO prosecute
he vork On The fr see,len and secure certain debts
- represented " Messrs. Leul, T. Wigt.ll, VIA. 7,
ses,t aud ), ". sanders. The latter gen,sasn were
rsesntly ARRESTED on the affidavit u foWlkes aud
brought beiose Judge fraser, Iore0n,epp in taking
possssslon q the rssl Ia Violation u an nunati en-
sasi cut Ly fowlkes ani Post purlng the trial the
lac, ,ransPlrs that fowlkes hal taken Possession Of
che road. and Is there WAS probable cause that his
possession Ia esnienp, Of the ia, Of the court.
he was arr.el and pa, on trial Tor contempt. The
NariOus questions Involved wero argued with great
ability On both sides before Judge Frazer, setting In
chambers. Amer patient hearing. Judge Frazer
disc h1s~l all parties from arres, for con-
tempt The defendants In the sult., wigfall. acO,i
And Saunders, remain In possession. judge Frazer
deciding tina, the petition Of the plaintiffs. fowike,
and others, contained nv allegation. thst would
htlia in Ous,ing defendants Of possession and con-
iening il on plaintiffs, aud intimatng doubt whelh-
CT Judge sitting In chn mbers. could make an or
der at all Judge iutimaiesthat tiis only relief &c
which plaintiffs can DO entitled bvf0rv final Juig-
aenl on the suit pending isby bill to wind up
the affairs VI the company, as that Of ons Incapable
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
DEmoCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Nominated by the State Convention at Austin
January 8. 1858 So
For Ckief Jusdie Supfems CsnH,
RoYALL T. WHEELER. Of Galveston.
20 Associate Justice Supreme Court,
CIV. BUCKLEY, Of Port Bend. 80
= tVlrnlI N-N.LL|,

|T ITl'HTI W'N''H|f
n LOOK n. GRAHAM. 4 Eu'S /.
C-arruMr gf pl'a..iatsHf'
c EMERI i. JOHNS, o., Hay2-
T1- S't. gsssurr,
{ II. RANDOLPH, a. Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

The Baptist Convention which met in this
place on the 25th ult., adjourned on last Mon.
day evening, after an harmonious Session of
three days. We have not been able to get 4
copy of their proceedings. There was liber-
al amount Of money contributed for the sup
port Of home missions by persons in attendance
on the meeting. The bible revision resolution
was discussed with much ability, and passed
with but one dissenting vote. The spirit OF
the resolution is according TO our understand
ing, that there are errors in King James yer
sion Of the Scriptures, which require correc-
tion.-Upsher Dem.
Col. Titus. of Nicaragua noioriety, crossed
Red River, at Preston last week, with 100 men
well armed and equipped, on his way, las be
statsd) to Oregon, as an independent fillibus-
tering organization, but it strikes US somewhat
forcibly that he will ere long, be under the
flag Of Vidaurri, Of Northern Shermoa
Patriot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

Sr. LOUIS. June 29.--Adyices rom Leaven.
worth, dated the Oath, report that Governor
Cumming disputes the report that several OF
the principle Mormon elders had promised to
surrender themselves 10 the United State, au-
horities, provided they Would be allowed tri-
al by iury.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
THE ARMY MOVES FORWARD.

The army was to commence its march on
the Mormon capital on the 10Th Of June, with
a well appointed and efficient force Of twenty
five hundred men, leaving a,sufficient force be-
hind TO protect the route and preserve safe
communication with their base Of operations.
The troops are in fine condition, excellent
spirits, and eager to advance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
RIGHT nr sEARcn ApANpoNEp.

EIhHI OF
The British Ministry had stated in Parlia-
ment that in accordance with the advice Of
the law officers o. the Crown, they had resolv-
ed on giving pail claim to the right Of search
or visitation in time Of peace: and had also
stated that the government was considering
the ACCESSIBILITY Of Withdrawing, ,he squadron
from the coast cf Cuba.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-21
NO. IL.
Is wicked this tampcriug with the mysteries of the

is wicked, this tampcrug with the mysteries Of the
FUTURE
The above is the commencement Of Mrs. South
worth's great story which j. being published m
the New York Ledger. We give this a. a sample;
but il is only the beginning OF this most interesting,
fascinating, and beautiful tale-the balance, or con
tnuation OF it, can only be found in the New York
Ledger the great family paper. for which the most
popular writers in the country contribute. and which
can he found at all the stores throughout the city
and country, where papers sold. Remember
and ask for the New York Ledger of January 10.
and in it will get the cOntnuation.of the story
from where it leaves oil here. Ifyou cannot get
copy from any Office tire ubiisher of the Led
ger will mil you copy ON the receipt of i've
cents.
The Ledger Is mailed, to subscribers, at s. q
year, or two copies for 80. Address your letters 70
Robert Bonner, publisher, ~ Ann street, New
York. Ii is the handsomcst and best family news
paper in the country elegantly illustrated, and char
acterizcd by high moral tone.
The story is. of itself alone, worth The price OF
the Ledger. To peruse the history of the love-
lv heroine, Miss Paule-lIow she came TO be
bride for only evening, and all the strange and
absorbing particulars connected Herewith, will be
a treat all who take the trouble to get the Led
ser.
Her smile so soft her heart SO kind,
Her voice Tor ptys tones 50 tit,
All speak her woman:-but her mind
Lifts her where bards and sages sit