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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

NEW YORK CIrY.-New York city is likely
to present a new version Of that pc%rpleXing
old question, care the Cretans liars -
the doubt in regard to the proper answer
to which question, 1t will be recollected,
grew out OF the fact that it was Il Cretan
who said that call Cretans are liars" W.
NJ. EyARTs, Ii. w. BEEcHER, HORACE GREE.
LEY, and other eminent gentlemen in New
York, have set about to reform the NUM-
cipal government. But they start out with
the propositions that Tammany Hall rules
the city that Tammany Hall is corrupt /;
that Tammany Hall controls all the liquor
dealers, professional politicians, laborers
upon city works, and city employees of all
sorts; that Tammany Hall spends as many
hundreds of thousands of dollars OF the
taxes in purchasing voters and professional
electioneerers as it chooses so to dispose of
and, finally, that Tammany Hall encour-
ages scoundrels to vote easly and
often, and also counts the ballots after
the forms Of casting them have been
gone through with. Now, we do not say
that all these averments are not true. We
know nothing as to the facts. But we do
say that if they are true then BEgcHER,
GREELEY T. Co. are among the stupidest
asses that we have ever read of or heard Of
The little fellow who said, al know you
care twice as big as l am and can easily
"whip me, but IH fight you al. the same
wa a SOLOMON compared to these gentle.
men /; for If what they say be true, Tam
many Hall will just as easily out-vote ant
%out-count them hereafter as it has done
heretofore. Not only so; but since, ac
cording to- their own statement, a majorit,
of the voters uor the votes of laborers
li~quor-dealers, and all such characters, are
just as weighty as GREELEy's) desire thai
Tammany's rule shall be continued, we
submit that GREELEY & Co. must have come
TO the conclusion that republican govern.
ment is a failure. At any rate, it they tell
the truth, they are engaged in a hopeless
undertaking !; and If they do not tell the
truth, their undertaking must be equally
hopeless.
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SOUTHERN HosPITALITY.-Mr. CHARLES
REEMELIN says in a letter from Augusta,
Georgia:
al had heard much of southern hospi-
tally, but never enjoyed it before in all its
unostentatious comforts rs l did in General
rombs's house."
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The President has given up his proposed
trip to the Pacific slope on account of the
continuance Of the session Of Congress. He
will remain here. until about the middle of
June or the first Of July, when he will go
to Long Branch to spend the summer with
his family. Washington Star.
Richmond still has yclocipede races and
other mediayal sperts.-New York Stand
Grd.
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0Y A 2 r I L, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOR SPRING.

g A 2 r l L, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOR SPRING.
T. r. PRICE & 20. are opening by each days
morning AID afternoon express everything that Is
peculisr and attractive In DRESS. GOODS. and
during the entire season their stock will be kept
up full to standard.
Their facilities have enabled them to make ar
rangemeHts by which free access Is given both to
the European and home market, so that weekly
all tn at.is novel and striking OF foreign fabric and
good and substantial OF domestic production will
be presented to their customers at very BOTTOM
Prices. and In this way their patrons shall be
protected In values. just to hand:
Large lot Black Iron Grenadines-less than later
in the season;
DIagonsi Poplins, for walking-dresses and suits
Smiling Poplins, every shade and quality
Foulard Silks III plain and fgured,$l0 to $50 dress;
japanese Silks and PUpliDs = immense show;
Chene and Plain Mohalrs, Grenadines and Bareges;
Elegant Black Gro Grains and Bonnet Silks.
TIegant Plain, Stripe, and Check Silks, 81 to a., &c.
SHAWLS, &C.
Black Lama lace Shawls, great variety;
Spring and Summer Shawls, every style;
Parasols ard Sunshades, an endless array;
Gents Silk, Cambria, and Alpaca Umbrellas, &c.
MOUHNlNG GOODS.
Black Challis, Bombazines, Mohairs,
Alpacas, Mouselins, Bareges,.
Grape Wells, Grape Collars. Shswls, &c.
shs etings, Cottons. Towellings, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Diapers, Counterpanes,.
Irish Linens, Table Covers, &c, &C.
I. X. PRICE & CO.,
ap3 llol Main street corner It'll.
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DIED,

n.n. r.ad mis- life. Anil sth,ssat o. to,clock,
uSIEE IsILEA TREXLER, youpgest .eniia OF
John and Bette Trexfer, aged three years anu
two weeksf 4sI s {
DcaFeAt UNrCESthou hast left US,
2 Wetby loss rtost deeply feel; ,-
But Stis God that hath bereft us.
-- He can oil oar soTroTs heal.
Weep not for me, my mother, dear:
am gone to rest, you nted not rear.
NV rine was short, as youcan see,
SO then nreparc to follow mt. z~--~-sc1
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P. BoULDIs, Esq, editor of the Danvil'e
Times, proposes to publish in his paper a
number Of anecdotes Of JOHN RANDOLPH,
which he has collected in RANDoLpH's own
county.
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q OF THE u r

A GRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS
n A PUESE of Sl0O for horses that never beal
ESQ in harness, MILE HEATS, 3 In 5, to be trotted
2oth April. --, o,,
Entries with ten per cent-to close April Goth
an II 1t* d. F. WARD.
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gra4HrMs.

T1EMOVEDi REMOVED ] REMOvEDl
EA Ss uLEfgRICEa.
MARX NHLSONa.fhe. well.known ncrebsnt
ssiIOr,fh has removed SfS1Sf being long aTe1idenf on
petween 18TH and 17tfsopposits the Old Mafksf,
next to old Dr.: strecfesss dgag sfors. Tneis %
MsDE GLOTHJNG and GENTS FURNISHs
INC FOODS, CLOTHS.s CAssIMEEEE and
VkSTINGs, which Will be made mp In the finest
md esfsanest ~siyie. Iftave also adopted from. to-
day Inc Old famiti sr schedule OF prices : eating
coats, 50 cents ; pants, z5cents vests IS cents.
ap 11-eod1m EEtEstLS -.
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f.. %"YOU hNo" nv"
YOURSELF"
LOW CAN HESITATE FOR A MOMENT
WHERE TO BUY wsEE YOU CAN
PURCHASE OF
LEVY oT HE Rs
,uos-rpAmE ENeL1sH HOSE, regular msde'
double heels and toes, at ss'2'' ss'''' "n0
nor dozen or 30, as, and4oc. q pair;
HEAVY LINEN sHEETING' fun twoA n' Q
n,,s wards wide at soc. per yard, worth d;
puLow-cAsE LINEN, f,rty inches vice. d.
soc, per yard, actual value &C.;
wAMsUTTA COTTON at zoe. per yaro'
Nrw work MILLS COITON at 2lc.;
reu1T OF THE LOOM and ANDRoscoeeiS
at 1890. per yard;
FILL YARD.WIDE BLEACHED coTloH o.
l2sc.; 9,
and l2ac. per yard;
p11Low-CAsE COTTON, forty.tso incneS
wide, at lesc. per yard;
FULL-WIDTa UNBLEACHED sHSEtAH" -
rm'T.w1DTH BLEACHED sHEETINe at
ass;. per yard;
Ms at lea, is, and leac. per yaro;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at 10 and 1896;
pn-T1C from loc. up to the very beet makes
SHIFTING STRIPES in every style MADE;
p.LE COTTON, all Nos. from to H. at Si'4o;
T,nIpAcuED KNITTING COTTON at SOC.
per pound;
. IL rus and stylish assortment Of
and PARAsoL-COvERs at such prices a.
cannot fail 10 cult; -
Excellent sEIRTING CAMBRIA at ESQ., ~orln
$780,;
HAIR CORD NAINSOOK a. s5c., worth Soc;
u.rp-coRn CAMBRIA at Doc, cheap at eoc.
per yard;
T1rCKED sKIRTING at SOC. per yard, would De
a bargain at &c.;
i full assortment of BRlLLIAETEs;
CHECKED, STRIPED, NULL, NA1Nsooh'
CAMBRIA, JACoNEr, SWISS, and TARLE-
TAN MUsLINs at extremely low prices;
TABLE LINEis OF every width and quality;
Do>lIEs, warranted all pure Linen, at 7c. per
dozen, worth ST. 20;
Large NAPKINS at s1.25, worth ~ per dozen;
TOWELS at sl.25 per dozen, an excellent article
at the price;
TABLE DAMAsK, pure Linen, at doc. per yaro;
TURKEY RED DOYLIEs, the best manufac-
tured, at s1.25 per dozen;
BLACK ALPACAS at IS, 80, IS, 4oc., and up
wards;
KIo GI,oyES at SI-be sure to look ut them;
Genuine Fr~ench.yovs WHALEBONE CORsETs
at zoe. a pair;
Extra quality OURsETS, corded and trimmed
with tape trimming, at 3d. really worth $l''0
per paif;
PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDREh'
CHIEFS, at 81 per dozen the same quality OF
goods can't be had elsewhere for less than 80;
Good assortment OF CAeSlMEEES aud KEN
TUCKY JEANS;
UNDERGRADUATE for the spring;
A full assortment of LADIES GARMENTS
some at very low prices;
200 yards of oIL-CL0TH, one yard wide, at soc.
Der yard, worth &c.;
CARPETS,
MATING,
DBUGGETS,
RUGS,
LACE CURTAIkS,
CURTAIN LAGES.
Full assortment OF all the best makes Of SPOOL
COTTON.
The place to buy everything you want, at the
very lowest price 1t can be sold, Is at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 aud 1915 Main street.
COLGATE'S FINE SOAPS st a great reduction
In ptice.
orders promptly attended 10. Packages sent per
exnress. {. O. D.. ap1
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HDQS. LEE GUARDS,"l
~xt1 ~ tSrJ

HDos. LEE GUARDs,"l
April II, lSTl.
A TrENTION, GUARDS!-General Or
n ders. No. lyon are hereby ordered TO at;
t nd n called meeting to be held at City Hall THE
EVENInG at 8 O'Clock. Business Of Importance
IT, be transS cted.
1t c. r. MORTON, O.. S.
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FGksAfE ANn 111I

ORIENT that very DEsIRARIr-
ssssee bssassn ~ ~ "a sss so s.sssaa rsce
about ssa 'fcaias, WIN Oh tte modern %imn.saaLias
sor Rent, FRsMs rrns,.pur s's'
rooms rssnn WI w. 9 i.asa sssesss, containing % s., %;
90 hsnts BnICx DWELLING ., G..
lSeen E''n ana sssn streets. containing ave se, BE-
xor. Rent EEAT FRAMg corr.n.
esst line OF a zsth: Broad and Grssss On .hs
For Hent BRiCK nv W.T. III &c;
tweef Cl.y and, Leigh streets, conn Sa .Hb, be-
ap1l-s. TO- LYss& BROTHER,
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NOTICES.

COMPANY "F."-There will be a meet
~ ing of the members OF COMPANY ~ at
the Office OF j. H. Montague, corner 18th and Main
streets. TILL (rue day EVENING ut u O'Clock
every new or old member IS expected to be pre-
snnf. IL
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NEW CLOTHING.-I desire to inform
~ the public that I have removed my business
to ilo5 Main street, opposite First National ank,
tiles for the prosecution Of my usiness.
nay stock will aIways be EIE ana nd
the desire Is 70 please all, give them what they
want. and at fair remunerstfng prices, ana nope
90 WIZ. IRA SMITH,
"e' and late 7. 3. Baldwin,,
,uu 1I03 Main street.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND VEST
Ii ~INGS-Every yard this seasons goods-En
new, latest sly les, and made to measuIs &c ialr
p 80 100 Main STREET.
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NOTICES.
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUES OTFICE,l
CITY HALL, April 8, 1871.

NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS
IN WHOLESALE AND kETA1L.1Ihe Hon.
city of Richmond, has designated TU the
18th day OF April, 1871, as the time, and the City
Hall as The place, fer granting all licenses for this
city for the sale of ardent spirits and malt liquors
tor the ensuing year, commencing on the Isl day
of Nay next. JULIUS
Comm'r Of Revenue for the city Of Richmond.
an l0-2t
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DRESS.MAKING.
DRESS-MAKING.

MISS A. M. GRAVES
has Just received her SPRING and SUMMED
PAYTERNsf of thu latest styles, on llth street,
second door from Broad.
WI take pleasure In waiting on her friends and
the ladies generally. apl1-Hf
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A ANECDOTES
IA % OF. JOHN RANDOLPH.
have collected = number Of interesting AN
which propose to publish IN the Danville, VAL
Times, giving several columns, in each issue until
The supply Is exhausted. Those who would like to
hear about the most remarkable man that this
country ever produced. can have an opportunity
OF doing TO by subscribing to tho Itmes-say for
the next six lnonths-at $I-5o.
P. BOULDIN,
1t Editor Times, DsnyIlle, va.
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TTNDERTAKER'S NOTICE.-Rs@
I his is to notify every person: black
l VIII furnish a handsome MAHOGANY WAL
NUT, or POPLAR CUFF1E, and BOX, for half
uutf I sell off my assortment on hand. Call and
price, aud examine for yourself, before you pay
an enormous price. Rearse and horses, "a ;
he cks. So, SO. j. ".
ap Lifts 18th street, bet. Franklin and Grace.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 800
N OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY "
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON FASTER & sons,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
In order the better to meet the wants of their re.
tail customers at a distance, have established a
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and VIII, upon application, promptly send BY mat
iull lines OF Of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French.
English, and domestic manufacture guaranteeing
al all times TO sell as low, If not ut less prices, than
any house In the country. -
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele.
DRAFTED manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
10 Baitlmore, our stock Is at all times romptly
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
oad debts. we arc able aud willing to sell our goods
at From Ten. TO FIFTEEN PEH CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit. III
In sending for samples, specify the kind Of goods
oesired. We keep the best grades OF every class
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Urders unaceompanied by the cash Will oe sent
PRoMPT-PAYINa WHOLESALE BUYERS
are invited to inspect the stock In our Jobbing and
fackxge department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER l. SONS.
~, iso 20l, and 2es West Baltimore street,
oe EIa6f1y Baltimore, Md.
nO0K AND .y0R ppTNTINH ME- 4 mrs
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r AIDES OF R1CHMOND-We a@k
L. again cali your early attention to our ggssIGXG
choice stock Of MdLLdHE Ell ! . nd nac'S sss
Ronnets. Flowers. silks, Grapes, Illusions, Laces,
the intess style Chignons. We have purchased the
above goods low for cash, and win sell them &C
cordipgly. Orders soIcited anq R pr a n1
given. n. Anao oUrb
aD 7-1w NO. 4Uu bIoau stLeet, CoineI y
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SPRING STYLES.

NEW SPRING STYLES. s
We are now prepared to exhibit at our store,
NO. 327 BROAD STREET,
the style of PLAIT5, CURLS, &C., for the spring
and summer OF 1871.
We have also laid In q complete stock Oh
FINE PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES
COMBS, &C,
which we fer at the lowest rates. At the same
time we invite the ladies to examine q new
ADJUSTABLE MIRROR,
In which awe can see ourselves as others see u.s.
Front, size, and back view perfectly. We are The
agents for the sale of these mirrors: and We are
an Ia-ow w. WICDT &c BON.
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HORSES, MULES, &C., FOR SALE.
CARRIAGE AND HORSES FOR EN
" SALE.-A very fine ca ~
sale upon a credit of SIX months. Also, one fine
CLASSROOM HEARSE aud HARNESS upon
Tie same terms. j. ". SATTERWHlTE,,
an II 4t* 18th street.
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SHIPPING.

EOR BOSTON-C URRRIE & -.
Il CO.'S LINF.-The regular packet kT4S
schooner SEAHSVILLE, CHASE, masger. 80
having the larger portion OF her cargo ENGAGED
will have quick dispatch. For balauce of ffeichi
apply to CURRIE q CO.te"'
ap 10 corner of 18th and Cary sts.
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srar9a ~as1rLrmaRY.

.GOMETHlE9 NEW FOR THE 80
. LKU1Es.-ttpening OF handgome q A. gg&&fG
RIS1AN-M1bLIkERY at Mad. DEMEL:Sws4ks
MANS, 400 Broad street, on AID
cordially invites the ladies to examine.
an 10. 5tk -.s s
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NE RS. E. j. THURSTON has agSg
ll opened at No. 4lt Broad. street, be- YyeHkE69S
tween 4th and sth, o fashionable ass0rt-.SnSS
and most respectfully solicits 9 call from ner
friends and this public generally,
WANTED, aFIRsT-CLAss MILhASEn'
an g1w ...a#.@ er"-,.
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MILLINERY GOODS
| On WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, to which she In.
vites the attf ntton of her customers and friends.
other need annly. ap s-3t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
The Last Sensatl0n.
New York, Oct. Q, Is

gEoE 4ss NEW YORK, oct. =, l6Il.4
Reliable information has been re-
esived here that there exists a wide-
spread organization of ex-C Confeder-
ate officers, soldiers, and politicians,
Including also many persons who
seryed ip the Federal, army, whose
rdfposesisto bring about the annex
alton Of Mexico, peacefully IL they
can. forcibIy II they must. This or,
9aniaation expects to secure the, an :
nexation Of Mexico within Ave years.
Joseph q. johnson, the famous Con.
sfsdsrate Gsneral, ischief oy the Or.
ganixafion. Roseycfans is In sym
p1kny With the movement. .John
"A sIsoganis also named. 1t Ii be-
lisyed that Juarez himself is not un.
friendly % she object sought. The
densutgeeT annexation " 70 begin
In Mexico. Newspapers Advocating
the cause will soon be startsd there,
ana tfls coming winter awillsee the
flrst ftaits Of . mpvemeBt. long con.
templated. but only news about co. be
sprung upon the two Republics Ban
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13

!. The following adxsrsise msnt 80
pears IN Duintb, Mimi. papsrs y.
~NEw TAILOR seHoe<~yobn HI.
IyeSdeea psisoper IN tho ~ LSsuis
County jail, on AshtabuIa Hill,
IL@4u Norm the charitable public
ak q lemlly is dep pentjeng supon iit6
1olor05oB support. and he Il tilore>
fore 0Cmpallcd In this public manner,
014o44M1e that hes has opened 4
tailor s3ltpsln the Jail, and VIII b
Glnd to hev9 = share Of the pafronaus
Df the e1tIxens o. Duluth ii exl
apericnce of dves yoarD u trkA8 euars
Is Z! . &: l'::;: s.: ~: = .
nssS 6s's9 d "a sS ~ s's s!ess b. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
- H. 0ue cause - TIE CROWN or q
liceDtious literatlre.FElT The 9pnclesn
t'frogg' Ore cfeepingi 1pA Into onl
s'knexiing tropghA The nevA,
stands and the nsys room are stasls'


enough to make u harlot blush. One
surpass Harper's Weekly IN extent OF
publication ! And every such lech.
erous paper that. enters q family be.
comes serpent III the hest 8 bot tne
filthy journals do not stand alone.
Some efsthe ficticious literature that
is read BY the rich and cultured Is
fairly rotted through with immorali-
ty. have seen sceres ,Iof svell.
dressed people ID cars and esbIns who
had In their hands a n3pular and
poisonous book called "The Terrible
Temptation only know Of it,
contents by eredible report; but I
should think the volume is terri
BILE temptati0np to lash souHdly its
authors and It's publishers. Passion
exciting books have pioneered more
than one seduction. It Is said that
the only books found In brothels are
(2J. A second source Of demoral-
izati0n has teen the attractive In.
ducements Of an indecent stage,
Thousands of, men and swouien have
gone together (are we sure that there
we're no church Fnembers among
them?) tn gaze on their lewd exhi.
billions. One thing these patrons OF
the licentI0us play house ought to
know, and that is, that In God "a
sight those In front of the stage are
just as guilty as the haif-nude cres.
can seilisow ofsss q sssnfS Z i .Iis' III
theatre has paved the way to such
dens Of death ~, Rosenzweig' o. u
Restell's ~ -
(3.) A third root sf licentiousness
IL found In the prevailing passion for
display. The history OF prostitution
has proved how uften ind stuated wo-
n1aff bave been ready TO defile their
souls In order to decorate their hod.
les. A good man In Chicago, who
took the trouble 3assys b 4tIsssef
some OF the .sPtFePAalh n Adg estise-
ments. discovered fhat eevaral ~ tbe
female authors Of them lived n xrer
speEtable streets, and Ware Intent On
selling their honor o.nNrQlAesos Ane
dress Satan batfxs Us sh00ks fDe
men with dollarsn eilds fer wanasn
al A fourth source 4 Il Il ~ .ss.se, 4 H. =
morality 10 the grOwili8r FN0Ns fep no
cial designations. These ,Fep ken tie
g0u@cte4ce, infiame q. .pnssbspas apd
S6d1hAIlze the very soul The. kaji-
room. with Its indelfcate caresses,
and its wine suppers, lead the giddy
young man an4 maiden Qyihb venge&
The next step ib-d<a plecl III J
And young peepleP pgAG - kAoN
that 1t takes but onsStep TO go down
Niagarais = Ehe poor, pitiabIe girls
Whd56 ff4die4 hpvem16lY 3fJ4D0 ~
gcd before y horTAa6AslekeA p6sylie
took but that single step. When
an<i howt they did 1t is known only
TO Him to whose nEeaeacec their sd
and fatal sins have sum5no ned them,
We are tempted TO add ISt1II other
fruitful causea .of the aina against
ssssi'sE ss:i ~. s1ss ssrasl & i m!
said enough 70 warn those who are
most In dang gef.sst n basH wFittenl
these plain W0rds tn6inly for
the eyes and conscIcnces Of
RoId BoidDili that 1ass ess bea6 e nsHa6 Hs6s
iest !" Bleesed are 9ltes pere -
heart: far they SlA1f 49, 80d. .ss4-
.ywsaa.s D sfTFri
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13

~ Charley Sheppard, fourteen year
old sc1 cf. II. L. Sheppard. Of Hardin
coenty,g was taking d irifle from b
wagon sAsifew days sgo, Y when, In
drAwing Il toward hias. siss hammes
caught son, y board " hieha wAs nailed
asroes the abotf0aa Of the boz. and
spfingihg back discharged the con-
tents Of the gum In the right groin,
the ball lodging against the back
be6s9 a NterythiDg was adanss thAt
medical skill could sugssss, 10 saws
the boys life, but hs bnsalhsd This
last To about eighteen hours. We
Ieonienss ff6m the Iowa Falls iSsnti.
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