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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

s.Y- One OF the hardest rain storms we
have seen in long time, passed over this
place yesterday morning, about .! o'clock
The streets were flooded in few moments,
and navigation" was pretty good all over
town
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

pGs. That train mot the CcntraD has ar
rived from Dremond, bringing cargo
for Geo. W. Baird, comprising all manner
of good things in the staple aud fancy gro
Gerry line. Among which is wee sma' drap
so the ardent. SEQ his advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

BGy- The wives of editors of the HERALD,
desire their sincere thanks returned to
Mrs. ]. Peak, of this county, for large
bnsketful of the finest vegetables of the
scason.-Co Comprising cucumbcrs, green
corn and huge cabhnges, sound TO the core
The HERALD editors are not neglected by
their good friends in the country. May
The days of Mrs. P. be long, and may she
ever enjoy as now, the best fruits of earth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
BPEoIAL HoTtOEg.


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lisfTs az rsafFfizn Sass "a NafieHsia r. t.-o
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seas - illas srrFiiaisi 9, AaFla'ess Ni,as -
All a. a. Nfsu nriEA e. Re aFAAFh nAtrF aatsAtae'
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lae i,liF a. lasnial sArItipa, hslashih lfiN@iA's
anl - isrEfr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

FER Attention is called to the card Of
of Mcssrs. Jno. p. Henry & Co., Commits
SION Merchants, Brcmond, in to-day's pa
per. A friend informs us that tho merf-
bers of this firm are all prompt, reliable
business men, and worthy of public pat
ronage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

pGJ" 10. L. Fisher & Co. have some of The
handsomest children's carriages We have
seen anywhere. They only have hall
dozen of them, brought on as an expert
'ment, we presume. We predict that the
experiment will have 10 be repeated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

E3y- a number OF gentlemen from Nortl
Louisiana and East Texas have been III
town the present week, prospecting.
Some of them, VIC hear, have made invest
ments in black land in this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
AMI IINt.n rEI.I.s.

a. Ths Lives Pills u nT, M'i-ans ssTs hIs'
nsai - kiaa rArlssiasis a. Ms ssa ii..l..as
a.Fi,.,, srIe tlFg Ia m uasgs ~ iitlr i.ini
lhal ihsa lFasar tn as, sla attracting iae S.lr-'
iiaa "a tls rniiral i.esils nassa iAln sisfAi -
TlFE al Niln EIfai rrTiaiaiF and rsetsiiiA ",
tst rli ailaissi itantrsiairlg hHis The NlslFisA =
M. aisoa 81 ani 10 gradually Trsieffsi - hsAllh
Mia sau.o thr riri l. altaasi niIsr ians, henFel
a sNisTi-nrins innelisia nlirf amer hAsihe -
msnihs IrsaaTir o. dFnss ahd tar lisitns - eesl-
Assrtipiiau ia ran I,snasns a The Liver arr FsIs
oann,,n Ia ihis rsanify, and are 0tirn nisslFi "a
rhaTsrirT. Ilaase ahe sNl.rfiraoe any - lhe r.
nsnituIy sympinms IT tbs dAhsris''is snd reAi
~ I.shs's Pills, aud t'elh2ps. thrErhy, te sAssa
Auil II HiisrIN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30


A TIEAr.AMr. W. W Bowen, brought us
yesterday morning, a sample of his Clinton
Grapes, ripe and luscious, which were grown
on vines only two years old. We believe
Mr.. i. is the pioneer in this place, of table
grapes. We do not remember to have ever
before seen anyFraiscd here for sale. lie
Informs us that these arc his first grapes
Another year he will have an abundance
of them for sale comprising about fifteen
different varieties. Mr. Bowen is dcvoting
lis whole attention to the growing of fruit,
. and is meeting with great success in it,
His orchard and grnpery is worth WISH,
and will be a permanent institution for our
thriving young city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
TeliineInnce.

Dallas Council NJ, II, Friends Of Tenn
reranee, will meet at The Hall on Friday
night, August ., 1870
Officers and members are requested 10
he In attendance at early candle lighting
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

REv. W. q. Parsons, will preach a. the
Presbyterian Church, on Jefferson ST. to-
night and to morrow morning at the usual
l0ur
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Egg Just about the time the heavy rain
ceased yesterday, thunder bolt crashed
through the heavens just over our town.
which was perhaps the severest VIC ever
heard. 1t was ono single report unan-
nounccd by any preliminary lightning
that wc saw, and seemed TO us louder than
the crash of ten thousand cannon of the
lar .cst calibte.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

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q, atal r.-in DE grave ua Co. e lfass aas "t. .'' .
re N,Ir,rH. ciSsuNiIilS. rRoNrU.is AslnH'r''.f
pgi els Csis s,sy a ssei1n of le "rg ' De i''H'
HARSpGN's PECTORAt' ,-AA1s,
sremeiy Tor tegh' lea gU.rr sap.s '1.'''' .. ,'
ual 90 g1wrsa al i' Fsers slp'n as j oIn ne h1
abe las anl pTl nos s'' a-' i's t~.
d. Hsli rs speedily relieves a"l .a'.s' '' ss'
A"Hceu laa.ls ~ &c" y'al. e1r. 10. ,l 'f. r, -
M iuh'5'iy r slfsF trrr poi 's-r t.t ht'.
SHORTAGES VI leb a,snt consumption" H.nr'a, sri t.
no rli iuEa' De- Irr .t
.iIsl,l IN which ll is tg,Frnv' g a ts-
asa's sha Ii,, ,i \, H. ,, ,.r a. ia e fs.-.
gree iBna Ia is vign aul uHg Re '7-l ' @ . ! N'
~' "'" EIARsnXEs PICTORIAL pALgs,
proved great F'i'F inwCu1 rgi W N'
Asthma IL sometimes hereditary, a'l lines '."fel '' at . W
ordinary aLi time their MANUAL " e"
uoua arrested producing ad.r'ss and d"oly ID" h," "."
are AMI lloess,ns agscth',
HTA.TEsT9IspT'ss 5"-1cJCS2RA2-' .sA,ta4t@-
be advantage an uuwrn r" ,r'l N
le aud rcls IN al eases Thousands Nl7 have Ice" cured " us ~"
living Testimonials OF r. efficacy,
IsRiSH ONE DOLLAR PER- IsD'tTL!a
-. Sold BY all Druggists and Sorte'I''" la"& N''l'r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

RErEEAnoS.-Wsarsplsasslissnno announce
that Capt. WI, cElsP aRi his delight
fal family iRlsnd seiouThing Ni'h Us for
month or So, We bore orr silisens may
he entertained os,aslonallyb by the polished
rsnliiiOns VI this accomplished eorPs' A.
school Il slosuIiOh, Mr.. crisps Per
formausss should be generally attended h'
all Who desire a cultivated aRd p ishsl
style Of speaking and reading
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

re- Cell a, the Tia shop before paF,
'shasias your Stove, There you will hnd
the largest aud best selection Of Stoves
ever breughi 10 this market aud Which ne
srs selling at lover prices Than any where
s,,,. CD. KANADY.
T45tn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Fey Building is "all the rage in Dallas.
Lumber is high priced and hard TO get.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Triain CsHsrssss,

fFiei'i sss"
TniEr E.t>R ~ ssrhErtKla ERlsiNvs "a Fa+ HA''
aRs H1rtFtlH-
Srs4re rsrrsii-lalY 2aA anA SD -
h.ii.s atIsaii "a sni ifuh-si htlri,
N Kias.sg CiTtaii-lalg ltaA sl'a liih-e' es.aaA'F
hflA
nsiins sistisn-inls s3IA HRa Eiil-si lAstles
nsainE MissisA-lais afh =aa si'i-%A '''s'
n.,ss. iirrnif- Aarasi lzih apa lilh-At tAr,lsA
l.ias ihAasuA aAaIfr-Aasast lAh-Ai l'as
NN,G, NOUNG, Fresiaing EilsE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
Ths rftiafsa MIA.

TfsHrfffuff n .i hiitss sri'
ThItfifls lff fa fnrt1r.
TisHia af. o. tffi b. araf
lnnn ~ Ifs.'sn fisaiaff
Ar..hsr fiains 80 halir,
ura hiss aui lsfiaTfi tfilf'
hiih plifh ilea iiis 'rlet To ~
Nou hilis ilfs 90 ii side
Ter ous . hiss vhT sheuh I FFitrff
Wa shrl . singls tear O. ihfs 7
NJ r4ars n uini I gill TsiTirFei
NJ irtsrl sal shall ysi b iTssi
Nlsil 1ssi ilun thirk IN ser wgTsi
A hart - f.Aie SAD ~ iishi ?
Tat ia ny iasssi Hers hnsrls Hsi
TIE loss thea iii - - iealiy blight
Al, no The Tain Will soon be Ger
scarcely feel nay besoa siaaEii
One IanE twill essi me ani no mere,
10 tear Thy image flom ny heart
Esn nov Ny saul triumphant sinss
As uPNaIl shs Doth menhi,
10 hattie on high her glsdseue wings
AZ Loves eternal font
Dallas, Texas, July sd'h, $50,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Pearls aud ftuhies.
when rosy iirs part, paris should sliiisT l4hind
ihsm To PIrsrIyr aud LrauiiD tho dental rnaniri,
IlsTy l. az pTepss alton liko fus,'InNT,a o"npunhd
u iho masi Nhaiesome, vegetable aniisppli's'
among which the nsIk ofihe saaih American soap
rrrr, kn"sn 10 the natives ~ gtiLLAt' aud nsd
Ly the spanish Americans Tor rlsansins without
imIairlng, tho meet dcliraie hhTios, u most I'M
poTiant
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
Fresh Garden Seeds.
EVERY rArER wAErAxrED
Pure and True to Name

Testsd at my Nursery before Offering for sale ~
Different varieties u Seeds require different eli
mates for their perfect production In view 81 this
fact, import my Seeds from Niimorin- OF Faris,
B-nnry, of Rrfurf, Iandreih. Drecr A heehan, Il
PHILADELPHIA. Thorburn 4 Bliss. OF New York
Grcrory u Mablehend, and others. Parties 80 der
string can have them IN the original IacknCcs, as
put up ~ any II these Seedstncn, and at their
CATALOGUE RATES
Nur.ervmen. Market Gardeners and Farmers sup
sird " The ounce IT prsud, the Iint bushei, AZ
northern Cftall-irs Rates
Mrrrhant nnd Dsnirrs surrlifd with As-orted
n1rrs e Northern Catalogue hsfes-
Partnzes weighing not more tlisn ~ vi le
s-uf y rail 70 any I,ctoco adifuss postage eight
eats puuni
This yr-rs' cror n Turnif SD y about arIiFins
One dolisr pr rouud. ~ nurii-
A. WHITAKER.
Eursrynan, sacdsru.r and llarist,
- Main Street. Ilcasion-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

4 suarani.-r accompanies rssh laiiis u MARS
hEN's IA, T0RAL RAIN, which uill cute ssriy
case Il C,snrh, hli, innurHEa ~ taiaTth- It's
sE-nis have insiVlciians a. Triuni ihe menfY y
s,rTy INSTANCE shFTs it faiis 10 relieve aud cure
for sale - al dTassisi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

ssD-A new Victor sorsum Min for salei
Price SlO0 gold, Enquire sf the fropr's'
tors At The i'allas Foundry, or
Tl6ln c. NEWTON, In iowa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
Pearls aud ftubies.

N,r-,ra'. Electoral D.la 'sr Coughs, coia' aud
InnurHra
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
NOTICE.

a IL persons having stock On ny Pasture
4 are informed that no stock will he de-
Iirercd unless The fees are I'aid-
y. Il colt.
DaIs July ., ls7o-sssn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

ta5- Sheriff J, NJ, Brown has furnished
US the numbers Of persons enrolled In lie
serve Militia and sIaie Guard uP TO Thurs
day evening, July 2sIh, which are as FOL
lows,
Whole number ehrollel,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,H9o
State uuarl ,,,,,,,,,..,,,. i"o
cOlOred In State Guard.,y'.'.'''''''''' ii
Let every man come up promptly aud Gu
roll in the Reserve Militia. Don't fall ant
don't wait,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

"sr,rlr,Na's Girr.r win jn,i ,ult YOU.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
Dallas aitrald.


800 rftft. sHf.. 70 Na.rs'rff fri 4 "a
A.. .rrtr.rs...s.i. \. 4 q rsrrfrIF. Ht.fF
$50. i.sts'r, 81 .,i, ~, staH f'Fiis-l 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE
VI COMPANY.
erCOIUMBUs. GEORGIA.
Incorporated ls59....Cash Capital, $3.50 900
Asse.. Jas. Z, 1879, sfGs,esi ~.

rrnulrus nroHyzs lsDru--zr,ls srsrr 1s.'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE

V7HE undersigned offer for sale the fol
L lowing Real Estate, on reasonable
rate and In lots 70 suit ffiIrchascrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
Bonham Male and Female
81: WI | NJ a RY.
Location

embraces all that Is taught In tho hest Inst
TONS Especial attention Is devoted to max
education practical rs we'll as theoretical
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08
SSspr11nlENnnHc.

Oar travelling correspondent, writing from
Gage county, speaks in glowing terms of
EurIin:amc. The buildings, lac says, are
the most substantial he has ever seen in a
place al that size, being mostly built of brick
and Stone. On the east of the town they get
\ good supply Of coal, and there is plenty of
limIcr. Two large lumber yards--L. +.
Miner and Roads, Smith 4 Co.--arc doing
4 good business, which shows that there is a
great amount of building going Oh. \ COM
nmr!icI> and elegant school house, and sew
er,,l church buildings, indicate the progress
sivc tcndcncic. of the citizens, and challenge
The admiration of all who visit the place.
Good wafer is 10 H. had in any part of the
town ut depth of from twenty 10 thirty
feet
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08
WIT AND WISDOM.

A chop for breakfast -hash.
Galley" slaves-Prin,crs' devils.
Pleasant checks in life-bank checks.
The raw material-,lnderlon steak.
Steam drills are not serviceable for drill
ing raw recruits.
Repeated Penitcncc wcarics the
aoul
Figaro asks whether staid woman
means a woman who wears stays.
The disease of many healthy hut fear
iul adults Just now-cho'era in the phantom.
The highest metal in the market now
mercury. gs, Tgfu
The sweetest Of ,s:rains--trssing 10 'lift {,
pretty girl on 4 horse.
The great n-es-iaker-hrandy and
water.
Who doesn't envy the people i'm Wall
street. who have - much gold thai they
can't carry it?
II am conn. tn draw this heau int, a
knot" az the lady said at the hymenial
altar.
To ascertain the weight Of horse, put
yrur toe under his foot.
The seal business ought Ia have been
referred to the Committee on ..Furrin
Affairs"
Texas has a new game in cards
holds a revolver, the other holds the cards
"a coroner holds the inquest.
Why is lswyer like SAWYER? Because
whichever way he moves down must come
the dust.
Why Is large carpet like the late re
hellion? Because il took such a lot IF tax to
put 1t down.
A conundrum for schooltpys: (Which
is the greater offence being late ut school with
pcrfec, lesson, or prompt with an imper-
feet one"
Why are new breeci-loaders supplied
with needles? To keep their brccchcs in re-
pair. - "a
What is he nsst deirakle r,,srlsicn Il
lady can give her callers this hot weather?
\ cool reception.
People who fish for compliments do not
need long lines They will get the best bites
in shallow water.
Speaking of the theatre Of war-that
must I've the only place where hack seats are
very desirable.
Why is mans trademark like a Ger
tain leading Pr,issian? Because it is ''hix'
mark. The author Of the above leaves a
wife and twelve small children.
Never listen to fatterers, my dear"
said mother to her daughter. "Why, ma
ma, how shall know they are fatterers
unless listen to them" .,s-r .s--
A co:emporary announces thai the in
iividual who gets epileptic fits in the street,
in dfder to earn an honest living, has turned
up in Cincinnati,
An Irish editor, speaking Of the mis-
series of Ireland, says: ''IIer cup of misery
has been for ages overfowing, and is not
vet full" t ..l,
If Mr.. Clarke is an Honest man-whicll
we presume no intelligent. citizen n Kansas
believes-then he isa very incapable repre-
sentative. His -mindedness, as shown
in his losing his carpet-bag full Of vouchers,
and his forgetfnlness in regard TO those
patents he brought from Washington; indi-
cate that his head is not Of the right shape
for the TRANSACTION Of public business.
Seriously, is it not time to send Repre-
sentative to Washington in whom somebody
has confidence, and who is not regarded, like
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

WE are under obligations To Gen. II. j.
Strickler, Secretary of the State Agricultural
Society, FOR complimentary tickets 10 the
State Fair la he held at Fort Scott "n the
18th, 18Th, 18th AMI :soth OF the present
month. We shall have mere To say about
the Fair hereafter.
To ApvEEr,sERs.-1'h present circuls-
ton of The TINES is exactly three times
what the combined circulation of the Times
anil Conservative was when the ccn~olidt-
li"n took place, and is increasing faster than
W. ever anticipated. Advertisers should
bear this fact in mind-that through the
columns Of TIE TINES they can reach every
hamlet, I";,ofticc and village in the State OF
Kansas
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08
OYSPEPRYA-
COUGH NO l(ORE.
WINE OF LHE.

The great Blood Purifier and Drlir,cn, r,r;nl
WARMERS VINCM WIFE, OR WINE OF
LIFE, Is free from any poisonous drugs or inpu-
rites, being prepared for those Who require stm-
finest thing in the world for purifying the blood Ia
is the most pleasant and delicious article ever oser
TO the poe6c, far superior to brandy, whiskcs.
wine. eitters, OF any other article. II Ia more
young OF old, can take the Wine Of Lift II il n,
fact, = life Pseserver. Those Who wish to enjov
good health and free flow Of lively spivits will do
we'll 10 take the Wine Of Life. II In diferrnt from
thing ever before In use. 1t Is sold by drug
gists; also ut sll respectable saloons. frice One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

We acknowledge the reccir, OF an invita-
ton to attend the Miami County Fair, which
i. Ia he held at Pa"la, ON the :Ist, Did, a3rd
and 18th of this month. Miami is one of the
best counties in the State, and its entcrPrising
citizen, will undoubtedly give good report
ci thcmselve; on the occasion Of the Fair
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08
NOTICE.

TvHE TAX WARRANTS ISSUED Tor. KEI "
MEL for constructing sideu ak On the north
I'd. of Kiowa street from Third street to Fourth
street are now in nv hands for o"ilee ticn. Fen
atty accIues sept 18th, 1s7o.
HENRY PffKELJAS.
CITY Treasurer.
Hs r. ". N,Drr~, Deputy.
au;ldis~ts
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

CITY CCEEK's OFFICE,
I.avsn~orth City, Kansa-,
July 10, A. II. 1870 \
NOC. AND EACH OF YOC, ARE HEREBY
i notified that at n regular meeting, held by the
City Council Of ssih City, the 18th day Of July,
a. u. Is,S-, the fullcwing resolutions were
adopted:
plank sidewalk, six feet wide. With pine platform
and white oak stVingers, on the west side OF Main
street. in front Of lots 10 and II, block 15 also on
the west side Of Main street between Osage and Pct
ta~ztomie streets. excepting in front Of lots 3, T.
and 8, tlpck IA City Proper.
And you, and each Of you, hereby further
notified, that unless a majority VI the owners Of
such property, residing in the City, Except person.
claiming an interest in such property by reason 81
Tax Titles and liable TO h. taxed for such work %
ippfevemenu shall, or before Monday, the 5th
day ~ September, A. l.. 1870, ile with the CITY
Clerk of said City, their protest against sad i'm
pfuyenen;~, the City Council will order SAID i'm
improvements To he made, and contract therefor
and lew and collect the taxes for the same, Pr"
vdesl by the City Charter and Ordinances passed ~
pursuance thereof
wy. W. CREIGHTON, Cit- Clerk
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

WARMERS ESTNfENAGOGUE is the only arti-
Gle known to the Whites, liz will cure in every
case. Where Is the family in which this imper-
greatest blessing ever offered you and YOU should
immediately procure it, II is also sure cure for
female Irregularities, and may he depended upon
in every ease where the monthly how has been oh
structel through cold or disease Sold bv druggist.
fr,re One Dollar Or sent by mail receipt Of One
Dollar aud Z quarter
ADDRESS 6l9 STATE ST., CHICAGO.
nllHl1HlNS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

STEPHENS, who sold the Reno school
bonds and gambled away the money, at
tempted TO commit suicide ON TUESDAY, al
that place, by shooting himself in the head.
Although his eycsight is destroyed hopes are
entertained of his recovery rr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

a roErIcAL ADpREss.-Thc following
address was on letter from FL Paso, Texas,
which passed through the Cleveland post
Office the other day:
R"st-master ble-e and send him straight,
En-Syi-Nany is der Staight;
old Ncnango, dats the county,
We're oil p"urs out nit Heaven bounty.
Franklin sher' der county seat,
Shally Taylor, he $ der man;
send dis yut - quick you can.
SCHULZ.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08
Great and Daring Robbery.

NEW YORK, Sept Yesterday morning
it was discovered that the great safes in the
rooms II the Rad IL Missions NJ the Meth
otiia Bs,k Concern, No. SO5 Broadway, had
hcen rubbed Of property Ia the amount Of
SlD,0O0. Among the many papers thrown
about the room were found 10 le Il large num-
her Of registered Cnitei States bonds. No
clue to thesferletrsior or perpetrators II the
robbery seemed to present itself IL any If the
reverend secretaries. On examination, the
safes were found to he cmMicd Of everything
Of negotiable vai,e, including service IL sil-
yer plate belOnging 10 Rev. Mr.. Dew,
and other silver articles, the property ii
other clerxymen who had used the facilities
offered Ivy the two large safes as sort Of safe
dep,sit. The largest single lo~er is one Of
the Secretaries Of the missionary buarl, who
was rubbed Of $l5, 900. The money Of the
F.cieay was deposited in different places, and
that Of the RUk Concern was in safe in
another part Of the building. The officials
of the Book Concern are very reticent, and
stated Ia a reporter, yesterday, that they did
M; Cl,W~e to disclose anyfbingIin regard 10
the affair for publication at the present time,
and that they had been advised by detectives
to withhold all information for some days.
They also demanded the suppression Of the
above statement. A rather strange cirC,lm-
stance Of the depreciation is that the ssfes
were in no wise injured, but were opened by
keys, and as they were filled with combina-
tiOn locks, to open them the thieves must
have obtained combination numbers or char
acters. The safes were Of Mlarvin's make
and considered first class Of their kind.