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fiesing'on Observr anu hepor'er'J
We have been favored, by, Gen,
Combs with tho following CORES.
pondencc between himself and Ho.
race Greeley, which, In view of the
recent death Of Mr.. Greeley, will
no doubt possess great interest TO
our readers. Some Of those are
among the last letters ever written
by Mr.. Greeley, one probably the
very last ho ever penned'
: LEXINGTON, Doc. 3, 1879.
MY'DEAR SIR-I look upon the
death Of Horace Greeley as q ma
tional calamity. ,Ho was q great
statesman, pure patriot and an
honest man. l know no ono to
fill'his place, but yet "the country
is not gone" True, it is in great
danger, with Grants overwhelming
majority, Of rushing into q corrupt,
personal, ignorant, negro despotism
but tho white race will save it. l
did not concur in some of his out
sido opinions, but always gave him
credit for perfect honesty and sim
certify in entertaining them, and
lot them pass. Ho was can Old
line Union Clay Whig," and so
have ] ever been. ,s
All the recent sayings of that IL
lustrious man cannot but be spe-
cially entertaining at this time, and
/ therefore consider it a duty to
give some of his last letters to the
public. l therefore send you four,
all in his own handwriting-three
are previous to the late Presiden-
tial election and one afterwards. /
The slanderous injustice of the
Radical party, and the gross, in.
gratitude Of the black race, added
to his recent domestic affection,
overwhelmed his sensitive mind
and consigned his body premature
ly to the grave.
-,,., Yours truly, |
! LESLIE COMBS.
TO the editor of the Observer and
.s.
LETTER FROM HORACE aREELEY---
NO. l.
New YORK, Aug. %, 1872.
MY DEAR SIR-I have yours of
goth this moment. l beg you, my
old friend, not to borrow trouble
about BIanton Duncan's convention.
If the South shall see fit to re select
Grant by fooling away votes on a
Bourbon ticket, that will cast no
shame on you or me, any more than
Clay's defeat in 1874 did. Let US
do our duty and leave consequent
ces to those who cause them.
Yours truly,
HORACE GREELEY.
To Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington,
KY.
LETTER NO. 2.
New YORK, Sept. 8, 1872.
MY OLD FRIEND have yours
If the 9th inst. You seem to me
disposed to think too i'll Of such
men as . Never mind them.
IF they beat us, let us remember
low Henry Clay was beaten in
1914, and say, "having endured
hat, nothing less can ever annoy |
49," We will do our duty and trust
,he All.wise Disposer for the result.
Yours truly,
HORACE GREELEY.
To Gen. Leslie Combs, Licking
on, Ky.
LETTER NO. 3.
NEW YORK, Oct. %. 1872.
DEAR FRIEND-My wife still
myers with US, but is very feeble.
She may drop off any day. Iwish
he wero well and l lay where she
loes. Yours
HORACE GREELEY.
TO Gen. Leslie Combs, Licking
on, Ky.
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DRIED FRuIT, Beans, Peas, zKrout, Rice,
&c., OF ]. L. DOWNS & co.
l5:2t. .il" f
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DEsrDESCE FeR SALE

On Pacifr Avrnus, ne = thsyiTs-- Al prets-
r.rv otf-bunfInss. N 60 nisrfnhls, and he d~sl-
IIrr rns orths besl finished n the CRY. Tor rrics
and surtbsf partiurlars, euqulrs of
J0HN HENEf BROWN SOY,
sa R-si E1tnf- Az-n;s.
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~ 0,nulns Vaccine Virus o.s 10 hsd
., the Drug s,ess N " A, ssyfs A Co.,
corner Main aud Houston Streets.
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Dr. J. s. slzER'
DALLAS, TEXAS,
Recentlu of jackson, Mississippi,

Iteco"tty W o"'"""", -'''Pe'
win give strict attention to any business entrusted to
him In Real Estate and Commercial matters In oil
real estate Matters We shall have the cooperation
and experienced assistance Of John Henry Brown
a Son, honorabiy and we'll known throughout tn
State Of Texas.
REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TO
Hon. n. NJ 7. Hunter, Va; Pritchard h Bickhan,
N. o.; Hon. VIM. L. Sharkey, Washington, y: c.,
Ell. Hart 4 CO.. N. o.; Hon. A. g. Brown, Miss;
pike, Brother Co., Bankers N. o.; Payne. cameron
4 Co., N. o.; W. II. Schisffeln Co., N: T.; T. ii.
J. N. Allen a Co., N. o.; shryock 4 Rowland, St
10 uis, No.; Richardson A May, N. o.; Whccloek,
Fin lay a Co.. N. o.; Ball, Lyons Co, n. O.; Ros-
engarten 4 Sons, Phila Warren Mitchell 4 Co,
Louisville, KY; J. b. Bowman Lexington, Ky;
p. McBrayer, Harrodsburg, KY; David Landre'h
Son, pills.
Business Correspondence promptly obssrvodwhei
post expenses are advanced.
ONCE, for tho prasont, under Dallas Library.
TAKE NOTICE..
We also represent first class Life Ius. To-, and
will soon have the Agency for No. Fire Ins: Co
Motif u.s.. STEER.
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The true northerner., 1872-01-19

them and did not that oath give 1t the
power to do so? For haunted beyond
doubt they were; whether by the actual
sem mblance Of disembodied spirit, or
by the fantasy of diseased mind and
imagination, made little difference the
effect was the same and until we at
tain to far more lucid theory for such
mysteries than we possess at present,
we must accept the old explanation as
twice as simple and quite as probable as
any other. But the question was now,
what was to be the end?
| started out on my search for Browne
Immediately after breakfast. Not find
ing him at home, thought it probable
he would be at Miss Hammill's, and
thither accordingly | betcok myself.
But he was not there and the servant
who answered the bell told me that
Miss Alice had been growing gradually
worse, and that the doctor gave slight
hopes of her ever recovering her mind.
| have often wondered since whether
she still wore the ring.
So all day long / wandered over New
York, searching for my friend; but
night closed in, and still | had not
found him. The following afternoon,
however, got upon his track, and fol-
lowed him from one point to another
till traced him to the Hudson River
depot. Just before | reached there the
eight P. M. express had lett, carrying
him passenger in the sleeping-car. |
heard the whistle Of the engine as it
rushed away, carrying many a soul on a
longer journey than they had ever be-
fore undertaken: all the world has
heard of the disaster of New Hamburg
Living or dead, never saw my friend
again, nor was his body ever, so far as |
know, recovered. Doubtless it was bet
ter SO he never could have found life
sweet on earth again. But often, in the
evenings, as | sit before my fire, think
of him and Of the gray, crumbling
tombstone in Trinity Church-yard, and
marvel that life should seem so simple
and commonplace.
The true northerner., 1872-01-19
Gretchen Und Me Go Oud.
BY CARL PRETzEL.

BY CARL PRETZEL.
Dock der pabers. shudge. und write dis ting
Mine hause he vas so crazy on ackound Gretchen
uud me go oud;
For dwendy years already we lif so habby like
But now dink ids besser ven we vas lockt to-
gedder loose
Dem marriage tings makes a man und woman
But der tuyfel mineself he dond could told which
vas der ONE 10 be;
4 dO0k dot woman Tor besser, veil, she docks me
We lofed der odder blaindy veil. dot vas der ting
to do.
She dond vas pooty for nice, shudge. but she vas
bully for shtrong,
Und Offer hadnd peliefed id. | dond wood seen
So I shbeats nit Gretchen a leedIe times und
she vas shbeak NIT me.
Und we make us our segloosions oOp dot we nefer
could degree
Who ish der matter vot py shinks, dond could
Der long years behindt for dis, go bIaindy, habby
shped
Bat, odder of a somehow, dot ting way yoost blaid
Nine frow got Airdation of der heart so vorser
like der gout
Yah, yah, dats so, und I dells you dis ting for
Dem vimmems, efery one, could yoost make fool
NIT you;
Dhere hearts got changes like der moon, way ub
by dot silky
gnd efery time vas got man in dot, how up vas
dot for high?
Shure ting. shudge, blease make down vat
shbeaks NIT you,
Mine trOw vas pOOty mean voomans in some
tngs, und meaner in Odders too;
| only finds me some oXccndricks out yOost Il
cubble weeks or dhree.
Vnd dels you vat it is, shudge, dots who ish der
reason NIT me.
Dond look of me nit dot tone of voice. but make
down yOost vat say,
wants me lsckt out fon Gretchen, und dot, too,
So you want tS to found you out who vas der rea-
son nit das.
Veil, shudge, dot vas a coorious ting but you
know how Yourself it vas.
Some edder fellsr vas got him the 10 of mine
Gretchen now,
Veil. he vas got mine sympady, und she could
been his frow.
Der ot lofe vas all go died, dem hearts vas colt
like ledt,
Und it vas w who ism der reason dis ting vas all
go dedt.
But dots der way, und der more you lif der longer
you find il out
Der oxcendricks of dem vimmens wood make you
lafe und showd
But dot max es me noting Inference dond will
cry und fret.
l yoost dink me. dhere vas yoost so good fish in
der vasser as dond got pulled out yet.
The true northerner., 1872-01-19
The PrOmissOry Note.

aver Me Manner Q PoeI
In the lonesome latter years,
Fatal yearsD
To the dropping of my tears
Danced the mad and mystic spheres
In a rounded. reeling rune,
Meath the moon.
To the dripping and the dropping Of my tear.
All, my soul is swathed in gloom.
UlalumeD
In dim Titanic tomb
For my gaunt and gloomy soul
Ponders o'er the penal scroll,
Der the parchment mot rhyme),
Out of place,-Out of time,-
am shredded. shOrn, unshifty.
%. the fifty y
And the days have passed, the three,
Over me!
And the debit and the credit are as one to him
and me.
Twas the random runes | wrote
At the bottom of the note
Wrote and freely
Gave to Greeley.
In the middle of the night,
In the mellow. mOOnless night.
When the stars were out OF sight,
When my pulses, like knell.
Usrafelp0
Danced with dim and dying fays
O'er the ruins Of my days,
O'er the dimless. timeless days,
When the fifty, drawn ut thirty,
Seeming thrifty. yet the dirty
Lucre. of the market, was the most that L could
raise!
Fiends controlled it,
Let him hold IT'D
Devils held for me the inkstand and the pen
Now the days of grace are oer,
am but as othermen;
What is time, time. time
To my and runc rhyme,
To my random, reeling rhyme,
By the sands along the shore.
Where the tempest whispers Pay him y and
"Nevermorep
The true northerner., 1872-01-19
Varieties.

A LEADING article-A locomotive.
LEGAL CoNvEYANcE-The prisoners
van.
SELF-MADE men are very apt to wor-
ship their maker.
TO KEEP potatoes from freezing, bake
them for breakfast.
LEGAL MEM-The ancient Hebrews
used to try cases by Jewry.
WHAT is the next thing to "killing
no murder" Sleighing time.
If you are out in driving storm,
don't attempt to hold the rains.
THE singer who brought down the
house has refused to rebuild it.
A YOUNG lady, recently betrothed,
says that C. o. d. means Call on Dad.
WHEN there is a spanking breeze bad
children should be put out to take the
air.
How TO MAKE HoTBED-Put can
die near your pillow and read yourself
to sleep.
AN old settler''-The old lady who
sent farmer ten cents that had been
due twenty.nine years.
A YOUNG lady sends this How to
prevent chappy cheeks-Have nothing
to do with cheeky chaps.
A PROMINENT journalist has offered
reward of ten thousand dollars for a
tale that will make his hair stand on
end. He is entirely bald.
A CHICAGO clergyman having preached
from the text Where are the Nine ?"
the Post replies Most of them are
with the Haymakers-and the rest
have gone to grass"
AN ill-natured contemporary says
Rhode Island goes for narrow guage
railroads because she wants both rails TO
lie within her own territory.
I" TELL the mistress that | have torn
the curtain" said gentleman lodger
to female domestic. Very well,
sir mistress will put it down as rent"
McGEHAN, the alleged murderer of
Tom Meyers, at Hamilton, O., one year
ago, and who was recently acquitted at
Dayton, received warm reception on
his return home, on Christmas day.
During the afternoon, sensational
handbills were posted through the city,
inviting the people TO meet at the
courthouse in the evening. A large
meeting was held, at which resolutions
were adopted denouncing judge, jury,
and all in any way connected with the
acquittal, and pointedly intimating to
Mcclellan that il would conduce TO his
own health and happiness of Hamilton
were he at once to seek a residence
elsewhere.
A NAN in Keokuk county, Iowa, tried
to drive herd of cattle across the
river, the other day. When the ice
breaks up, they expect TO find most OF
The true northerner., 1872-01-19

A MAN in Keokuk county, Iowa, tried
to drive herd of cattle across the
river, the other day. When the ice
breaks up, they expect to find most OF
the animals.
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in Sondr6s@ ount1, na6e Sptesuille, an Der Salto.e
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Gin anfdnoises Idofen, bas eeutiG unb snslii6
lprift, fir leihte 5dnsorbeiti i'm NtaSten. 0lroero0e'
GeIddft BON 9melie gBinfel, SIR. 313, sSefts
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Gigent6um 0ertaufen:
SIR. A.. Sene beieen SruneplGee nit Sebdus
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Dem Se[ie6eu pe5 ODER Der Sinner.
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5roatfr. -gbeatre Go'niglif.
Sic ansisbalotsn S%orfeaunssn, bic
Baltimore bietet.
GtetS ~iiberDollc 0anfer!!
Safssfsntbeaifft 'soorrt s5aH a1ssaebm.
geiiuieloier @riole Der neien Sompa9ate !
IuserorSsnttihe Rouitdten.
0ur6meq neueS Brogramm!
&rG Observation-Disclosures!
9essu alhsne IDrfeauna; and, wRittipobr IMP
Scnuabene Hddttnittd9, uno :,
beute Cad mittc9 NenIaers WtalIHes'
Die rel enbe mo rpagbQiit9e Seden9an9erln
MGfempifeae 9lccliue Hontainshlean.
sic imeltbcrubtnten gbmnafen unb gtrobaten
Ssuruen, Runnens * Sobue
in ibren ffaiiiten Grlppen, Dem 3au5erbufe u. I. J..
Sic Ih0ne mo beoa6te S~iinftlerlt
Nrl. Safe Sreppprt
in ibrer anserlcfenen @arlor- unterpaltnr9 mt ofn
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0cte see
in leiuen lumoItfifben Sps5talltdten.
3uet neue sro5e Sauete:
,Oie fyee'n BON Nonte eprlFo"
,Ger Garncpal BON 1eneriS,"
morin Die ret5enoe erite 2dn5erln
sri. Settle Remmeiebera
unb bte uoriualihe Sa1et=Sruppe ~auttreten.
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NHIIUTItuS gu uttIWt1TtHs
2 Cine 2anbte1e bon 45lH Ider in Snlanp's
efY~ 8aIep, 4 Neilen bon 3 olui ontoiun. Der So-
cen III Ianeiger 2ebn, anes urbar uno lei6t bearhet:
let, iebr seeisnet iIr Delib'orn. Safer, @at5en, @e=
mile, Weintrauben, Seeren u. |. 10. an59e5el1ne'
ties Sueaipaier. Dds eano 1T in 4 Eeleer getbrilt
Waiier in jeOem; bot elm ncnes, 2.ltodises it%etlernes
Dad, fbonem Seller 9lodltaat6 bel 6 Sui, 3iibner'
baus, Suelbausu II. |. 10. SIS ID aud Elm aalfoienu II.
Marmorbrud am Ylase. Gage aslnno. 3a perfaua
fen biuis bel p. Us. Seofe,
u4f-J Ser. 9, 2atu BUILDINGS, ct. 8arlfrase.
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It'll Gin 3zfodises Sans an Der 5nbionira5e in
Canton init z 3immern fir Die serinqs Surnme Don
$500; nur $75 baar, her Het in 5 Sabren. gtdberef
bel &. g. Wfdifol, gfr. 53, NorS : Sroasipap'
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- 9urd, 9. s. Gpoer & Sobne.
ID 8erpaltersberfaui
Don
pert6poaem srunO5inSfreien Gi9entbum
an Der

fpert6bolem 9ru1o5lnSfreten Gt9enf9unt
an Der
alice 4nnTr., nabe S~roobnap.
Sm Solqe eineS 9etretes oes 8reiszgeridtes Der
Staot Baltimore miro Der u~nter5ei6nete Sertpalter
ouf 0Tentliher auftion am Bllee Wittipod, Den
10. Sanuar 1872, Ha6mittass 4 ubr, gum Serfaute
an6leten
Sen aanSen @runbpIab in Der Staot
Baltimore sete9en unb, iuie folgt, beldrteben:
an Der Siibieite Der alice annitr., in Der @ntterz
nung pom 80 SUP 4 3oa otlid BON Der Siiooit= @de
Der alice gnn< uno 8%altimoreitr. aniangeno, bann
oitIid an Der alice annfraBe 20 6uB 4 3oa -sebenb,
bann iiblid parallel nit Broaonap 60 SUP, Dann
fpeitlib parallel nit Ilice qnuitr. 20 SUP A sou uno
bGnn noroItb in 9eraber einle bis gum anIai9s=
pnntte.
Sic ,@ebdu6e Rr- 235, alice ganitr., be-
fteben in elnem sut9ebauten 81 .itodigen 5~ie9eltel'
ncrnen 9ebdube nit 1=itofieem 5inter9ebGube, fno
Jest ais xaserbier=G alon benust uno meroen 9runbs
~sinsirei, ieboh elmer 9ppotbef bon 8alenttn Diet
unb iSrau gu @unfeu bes rs entralzSaupereins {"
unterruorien, ~oerfdnlt.
ertaufs Bebinguugen: Elm Drift
tbeil baar unb Der Jteit in 6 unb ~ Uionaten. Die
GreoitSoblunscn 3inien tragenb uno CUR !3uirieoens
belt bes Seripalters aefidert, Ooer &les baar, mad
benz Sclieben beg aduiers.
2erpis s.. Robiniorl, luii., gerpalter.
g. s.. Gooer X S0bne, auft.
f2Q9 9j 4. Z. 40 inn. 2 $40
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9u bertanfen.
Ym %berfuufen.

E:I- $1,000 faufen oaS 3%=todtse Bobnbcus ser,
IS, SHr : s8olfitrake. NIT s suten 3imnlern mi
$50. Ndberes bel AuSpuu 8 SSrmscnp, SIR. 10
9an : Buildings, ooer Nr. rs, ROrO 3 SonoitraBs
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gu Derfaufen.

EiI Gin moblirtes 8obnbaus, i'm Rittelpuntte
Ser Stabt ~qeleqen. @ian meloe fi9 Del Seliair
Marriott, Sf. @a,.l=, 5iUeite E9ire norbli4 BON
QeriuotontreSte. 1881
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6Gnier III %t,erfaufen.

EisI 0rei SduIer an @entral : Auenue, gr. 292,
ga nno 296; iebr tiats. 3wei Sduier an Ger St'
Sapstte=, nabe sseliitra5e, iebr billie; odnier 81 oerz
iauien uub gum gertaule su lbernebmen III @aro=
i~ineItrose, Sruabpap. Sefferionftrase unb in aueu
Ibeilen Der Staot, bfai9 nit ODER Obne Sanperein.
Vreis BON $500 bis $4,000. aub lperben Die Gin
,iebuna BON 0tehnunsen a1er Grt, @infaiiiren BON
0runbmietben &c. bili9 beior9t. Cine Insabi bon
@rnnofiifen tets biaig an Sanb. 81. Sorff,
gfr. 1902, @ousbz, siuii6en SonSitraSe uno
(Rop ~, 3 Dite. j S~ro1oDan.
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Y,i nfrn1iether

EE,!I 0IN UFtHKttRDt"
EsiII Sas gobnbaus SIR. 295, 0arf.gipenre
(Seefbopen=Ylace) NIT ODER obne ytobeln. Tdberes
bel 9homas Sill, GdPe Ger 6apette< unr ct.
Nnuls}raRe. 1891
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Sefentlid)er Serfanf

FTa!..J ~tHtH66sDSF OtF4RWT
LEE. bon
iinbepauten Grnuf fifteen an Ser Star : Mnep,
9runb5inSfrei.
Strait mo in Solse elmer a~utoritdt, tuel6e mir enrd
8olmadt iibertra9en, merre i'd auf offentlidsr a1ts
tion an Srt unb Stele Mpntds. bsn 10. San. ,72,
Nad,mittass 4 nbr, ben ganaen Blas ODER 9bet
zines Ylases, 56 SnB on Star=Ilee brett nno 81 Is.
Z 3on tief 9ebenb, perfaufen.
Bsbtnsun9en: elm 9ritttbeil baar, Der Reit in uni
6 Monaten nit 3iuien.
IS. Glarf, 8epolmahtiete ten.
Sreap s Sirfldne, Nutt.,
fonn 4 4 r Q An Q 81 SPY "A GiiN<S hnrIpsffr.
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Yu ~berfaufcn.

Ess.ia Gin g%5pbnbaus NIT Saeen an Der Ne>
pubiican-, nube SonineiraBe, in Der unmtttelbarer
geGbe bes S~oaiuszUfGrftes, bur6
Senrp 80. Spcfe,
17e-) gsr. O., SMifriuqs, ct. Bdul II,