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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-05-30

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nidt on bieien @eiprd1en betaeiIigen
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uebermaft nteiner @egfler. QBie bas
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@unoer, ooB He nit Bera6tuna auf sSe-
ben berabbliden, Der Die Sisfuilionen iiber
Goit uno oeren Bereitiing nur Der Safel
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erfte 6rase Der Nihttbeilnebmer iicbeni9
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bere @rfahrungen in anoern Qdnoern bat
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tpDbnten Obr bic feierlide, unpermeioIide,
lpidtise uno itereotppe sSrase; rNa, mas
bars eeeeben?"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-05-30

tbmng zines oumnen 3ueifampfes ierne
Der Mrjt lieB cine Sragbahre fDmmeir uni
ben Wrafen eilig In feline WObnung 5haf.
fen; als man ibn iiber bic 5reppe trua.
ram bos Blut bic Gtufen bernb.
Seine @emalin mari IiM bersiusifeIt iiber
ihn. Die Ginoer tpeinten. Ser @raf mar
in0eB bonn Slid beginffigt. DbwobI es
lhien, als bate er fliiY iuenige Gtunoen at
leben, iuar er In nibt LANCER 3eit Dnliitdns
big heraeifellt.
ct bate bic alte DueIIregsl etb6ris bes
folgt, dnl Nbeno Dorber ipeni9, nnt Mors
gen oes HenoetpDns nibts az lido genoms
men, es iporen bic @eodrnle alip flhIupp
unb efaifiid). Ser @dbel NOR 5tpar tief in
Die 8audb6hIe eineeornnsen, botte aber
feinen eblen Sbeil perlebt, ,irlh bic aeIunoes
frdftige Hdtur bes @rafen iiberuann oas
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man ibr ieoDh entihieoen unretbt uRo bic
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bedt.
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big nuBte, fir bic BetbeiIigun8 aidbt Elm.
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itano li4 BON ielbif, baB Die Beb6roen bas
BON feline 9tDtij nebmen burften.
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boran su 3neifeln, bab er ienes Sueu III
Stalien aus 0rtHeip ausgeIhIagen. &c
belt IT'D oaran, oaB Der Wutb oes 6olbas
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| @ener1le.
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Sirr3u cine 8tilage.
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bas Gonntaess sntt ses Cincinnati goItsbIotts, nb Der
tnserbaltnnsss sewisRet inb sesnsn 9 baupts
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DIE Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
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Die Sdrsake oes Geues, oSeE
Ole Geufdrerke.
Sin PaFOraiss Gpos.

Die Sealdrtds;
Sic fommet;
Sic fon,met 3ahireid.
eis brinset ibre samili. NIT
limb tbrt 8srpanbte
anD ibre Grennbe
nno aud ibrs Sdbieaermattsr
limb aIles mas Oarum nnb baran 5dugt i
limb ibre 8abI 1T eesiOu. aa
Die @eisbeit b,s Menfden sabIt fe nidt.
Sic breiten iid aus iiber bas 2aub
llnb 60 sibt tsinsn &Iat, boo fie ni6f finb.
Sic nassn ob bas berboripriessnbe 6ras,
iinb iie oersebren bic bnftsnbe 3wisbsI
llnb ben faftisen GelIerie,
llnb ben ponnisen anobIau6.
Der SanDmann tranert Oh ieiner
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Nibt msbr iinb.
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MOslid, bab er FACET bSrbar uns rafet
2aut: @erbammtl
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Gs fimmert iie gar nibts.
Grase bic @ropbsten bon aansas.
Hno bic ueiien Mdnner bon 1ebrasfa
lln0 iis tperoen @IsiGes nntportsn.
Absr Der geent bes lluttrlfatnnes-
COMMITTEES erbebst feine etimme nnb rnfet:
0siegnet fei bic GGrede oes Seues.
aSss iangs, nf, ipts Iange miro iie ans plas
gen bic SGrede bss Seues?
DerSominer tpirb seben nnb ne mirb bIsiben.
Der 9srbff Dirb seben unO iie uirb bletbex
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StoppeIisIber brauif.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsENESrs-NNm PAer-Fourth, aAh and sixth
BBffhhiiaEps-TVrtrlTii PAr-Foar9h column Column
BoARDEks wANTED-TwNLsrH PAGE-Thrd and fourth
BOARD AID LODGING wANTED-Twrlrru PAcE-
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NrSru PAGE
BUSINESS sV INSTRUMENTATION pAer.
iTy m R9 IP9alcpMrirs
ULEEKs AND sALEsMES-Elrvrs1n PAcr-sixth
- column and rwKLErn PAeE-first column.
ooAcHMEY AID GARDENEiss-TwELrrH PAeE-First
c0HsrWisE" sSTE4AsHIPs-TwElr PAcT-fiIth and
Sss%"
B BAsTISi PAaS1siatn column.
BWT GoHpsFT rs ET rTRSsED AND
fEF5i'f "a sfS4d c eoamn
EUROPEANS PAGE.Fonrth column.
ExcMANGE.lsleaTn PAGs-siNth column 81 an1I,,,
FiNANCiAi-EiGm PAGs.
FD MOONS AID %F%RfaESTs TO LET
ErNTH pAGr-Seeond column.
TRESoH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAcr-second
HELP WHSTEp-FEMALEs-EL PAcr-Finh aud
HORSES CARRIAGES, sc-EiRsr PAGE-Third fourth
HoTELs-TwsLsrm PAeB-Fourth column.
HOUSES ROOMS, &C., wASTED-NiSru rAcr-Thrd
paaEsx,n column PY Sd BER
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NlSIH PACE
E5sf KS FSfSoFs4 F:sSs s sRs
MACHINERY-TwELFTH PAGs-Second column
MARBLE MANTELs-NISrH PAGE-Fourth column
MEDICAI.-rwELFrH PAGE--Secnnd column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAklNG-FIRsT PAGE-Second
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTlSEMENTs-TENrH PAGE
MEscEkEA Ssip s.zE.onrn p,er7slxth column.
MtSICAI4-NTxTH PAGR-Fuurth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-Sixth column.
PERSONAI-FiRsr PAGE-First column.
PLANOFORrES, ORGANS &C.-NlNrn PAGE-Ihird col
POST OFFICE NoTTCE-ElGHrH PAGr-sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WASTED-FEMALES-
ELKyENrn PAGn-Fifh column
PROPERTY OGT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NiNrH PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-NINru PAGE-First col
REwARDs-FiRsT PAGr4-First column.
SALES Al ACcTloN-Fmsr PAGE-fith and six col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE. and
ELEVENTH PAGE-ftrst, second third, fourth and nth
SITUATIONS wANTED-atALEs- ELEVENTH. FAcr-sixth
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-TIRsr rAcE-First and second col
sPoRTTNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-FrRsr rAGr-Thrd col
SToRAGi-EIcrrrn PAGE-Sixth column
TIE TRADES-rwELFTH PAGE-First and second coluhns.
THE I'll RF-FIRsr PAGE-ThiTd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-NNTn PAGE
GCIDE-TwELrTm PAGE-sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NIsTn RAGR-Seeond and third columns
WANTED TO FIRCHASE-EIGHr PAGE-Sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.-EIcHrH PAGE-sixth col.
wEsTcuEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-NfNTH PAGE-tirst column.
WINTER MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE-Fourh column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, SC.-TENrH PAcK-Sixth col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16
RARE OPPORTUNITY
II 10 purchase
High bred Trotting Stock.

On Thursday, November IL 10is A. NJ. Messrs g. W
BARKER son will sell at auction without reserve nj
their auction mart corner OF broadway and Thirty ninth
street, the following valuable Trong stock the prouertv
OF u gentleman OF this city giving up breeding
Brood Mares
Lady lrving-Brown Mare. l5lt hands, by Old Handle
tonan stned 70 kenrsargc dy Volunteer of
damn Lady Irving could beat > 80.
Rosedalc-Brown Mare, l5la hands, by Harry Clay:
and fast marc; stnted to Messenger Duroe Old
Handle onia three Of this mare ~olts have boen sold by
present owner Tor 5000
Colts and Fillies.
Dora-Brown Flly. foaed July 81 1872, by Old Handle
tonan dam by Harry Clay bred by present owner;
broken to harness.
Geldng foacd April % 1s7a by Messenger
Duroc by ola American bred by Mr. Charles Back
Stony Ford Abort has been handled this by
CARL Burr and driven by him full mile half track
Carrying . lbs overweight in 2o can nov trot close to
MabeI-Bay Fnly foalcd June 30 1872 by old HANDLE.
tunian full sister Maud below, bred by present
owner; well broken TO harness.
Dckens-Brown Geldng, 1885 hands, foaed August H.
1871 by Messenger Duroc dam Lrdy Brown dam Of
let aud Wilkins Mcawber by old American star bred Ly
Mr. Charles Bacman of stony Ford has been used the
road and can show ~ gait to road wagon.
Pau-Chesrmt Geding, l5li hands. foacd June 10 1871
bv Messenger Dnroc dam Green Mountain Maid by Harry
Clay bred byMr Charles Backman; Paul Is brother
Prospero record 2.22e years old Dame Tro and
Maud-Bny Mare I5'i hands, fOaled May II, 1896 br old
Hnmbleonan dam Starlight by old American Star, grand
dam BY WidAir; bred by present Maud first
money class Boston ~ 1873 fourth heat
in 232 ~ she has public record Of 29a and i
passed in disposition and appearance for road horse
very honest has line. square gait, does pun get
cited and IL q superior pole
The above without exceptions OF good disposition and
remarkably fine gated and warranted aud free
from tricks vices pcdigrccs &c guaranteed
strictly correct aud unquesonabe certificates will be given
II required.
can be seen ot j. S. FERGUSON'S stable No 1903 West
Fifty third street, mp TO morning of sale.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc,

A MORTGAGE SALE .,,. ,,~,m.,
WILL ExPPosE D FOR s SALE Ely ~ PUBLIC
AAoTE59N r4 H p RAi 5 T IgGIdNK
no. NELSON H2SS At EEA TpE S SEAptE STREET
TTE ToLLoWiYG yALrABLE e. nofsEs 6xk
stkcfSG1Hs,i sLIa BIs, &c. V VIE "hir'
dark bay Mare 10 hands high years old; can trot In
three minutes and IN perfectly sound and kind
very fast sorrcl Geldng 1875 hands high, years old
can rot in o Of Morcl stock and warranted sound and
very fast dark bay Gclding l5l. hands high years
old; got by Ethan Allen can trot in 30 and is warranted
very stylish bright bay TEGttinS Gslaing l52,: hands
. 40 and warranted sound and kind.
fast brown frotting Geding, 10 hands hgh years by
Honest Allen can beat 40 single or to pole, and war
i bay Trottng Mare, 1914 hands high. by Mambrino
Patehen dam thoroughbred Is years old; can trot In
? 80 and warranted sound and kind.
Also the very handsome and fast team of Totting Geld
aud nearly hands high years old and by
Deorsey's Golddnst full brothers. Frank Palmer has
they TO pole in 40 and perfect of
roasers stand in the county they both sound and
bay Pony Horse 4a hands 10 years old can trot in
Also park extension top Phacton with lamps, pole and
shafts.
= top Pony Phaeton, spring, lamps DASH Pole and
Shafts
. full spring Top Road Wagons
3 sidebar Top Road Wagons, Pole and Shafts
top Queens Phaeton, with patent Wheels suitable for
physician
OF double covered mounted and gold mounted Har
. sets covered and gold mounted single Harness
fine kersey Blankets and Hoods, Kcrsey Bankets
lot Of surcingles lot Of Halter lot of Maacca and Whale
Feed Hay and straw, Counter lot Gas Fixtures, omce
Figures stable Utensils, &e o.,n,,.,., DC
SOLD on ABOVE DATE TO HIGHEST BIDDER, WITH
OUT LIMIT OR REsrRIcT IoS III Tx &c, oRpEE or
CITY MARSHAL AND ATToRXEY FOR MoRrGAGEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

A UCrf0N ATTENTION. AUCTION SALE.
IN TO-DAY. TODAY
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
this TUESDAY, morning at lOl, O'Clock,
at the Eve story brown stone mansion
no. AZ WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN 5TlI AND 9TH AVS.
Seinway four round IA octave fianoorte.
Decker Z Bros. upright AZ octave Pianoiorte,
Real Imported Bronkcs and Blsque Figures,
Paintings hy eminent artists St8tunry Works Of Art,
PARLOR Sul richly carved rosewood and walnut frames
covered crimson and gold brocade satin and coeanc
rurkia spanish Lounges Easy Chairs nlad marquct
aud gt Centre and Console Tables rosewood Eagercs
Cabinets French plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Mente
sets day Clocks Musical Boxes Jarnicrcs, velvet Rugs,
Ornaments; handsome ipaid Library and Secretare Book
cases choice Books library Tables elegant Turkish suit 4
pieccsl ladys Writing Desk
BEDROOM FURNITURE Consisting
elaborate aud plain Bedroom Sets niad and gt Bedsteads
Dressing Cases Bureaus Washstands, single and double
Bedsteads 3 die hair and spring Mattresses feather Pill
lows Blankets Toilet Sets rep and plush Suits marble top
Tables. Chairs Rockers
DINING FtBNiTU RE Via. Two Extension Tables, in
laid French walnut Sdeboard Chairs in leather Svcrwarc
Dinner ard Tea sets cutlery &c two hall Stands, velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets: Kitchen Furniture, &C
BSnc positive. Parties about purchasing will posi-
lively and this chance Take sixth Uniyer-
sty place
Cumepetent men to remove. pack ship goods city
country. ROBERT =, CAshiN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NY PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST ME ARE
"A reaucsted "a present the for payment NJ my
Office and public hereby notified that on aud after
ts date will pay debt contracted IN name, unless
NV own written order accompanies each bill when pre-
''h'eu ~ JOSEPH WALKER 5aa Washington Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

Fer. LARGE AND AT.
e and uarblcized Mautcis,
&c. being the entire stock
Ks, corner Bank aud Hull.
Harness, Sale positive,
I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SODA WATER MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
IA Acs, sparkling Wines manufacture OF complete out
hts o Apparatus and Materials, with full Instructions; all
fdeparenls Of manufacture, botng and Dispensing eXclu
serve rights ~ desirable tcrrltory catalogues free JOHN
hAIIiEWS, First avenue, Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

REGULAR SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
ON every horse that warranted sound kind and true in
harness from three days given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A AUCTION EXECUTORS SALE
WILL SELL THIS DAY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
WITHOUT RESERVE 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
The fast aud well known
track and road Horses, fine top
AND 40 TOR TRoTTlNG WAGONS,
HARNESS. SLEIGHS ROBES BLANKETS,
Of the late enables RIVER Esq,
at private stable. in Fifteenth street
,.o,..,,,, between Broadway and Fifth avenue
CONSISTING OF TUE FOLLOWING VALUABLE
PROPERTY
mo- l. The handsome aud fast dark bay geding. Edwin
driver; no pusr and requires no bnong i pure gated;
has record of iil4 aud warranted sound and kind
mare Lady Meknze got by Volcano dam Star Mare; she
IS las hands old mile Fleetwood track
ana handsome driver, aud Is warranted sound and kind
No; s. The stylish and handsome sorre geding Billy
walsh by llambleonan dam Lady Star. lie Is of the
most egaht roa horses IN the country has great courage
aud endurance fears nothing milo this day
IN 80 or below Is years old about 15s hands war
No l. Is the and handsome ltlo bay mare Maggie
Mitchell lota hands years old Is very stylish driver
is warranted in every sound and kind
~ B,-Lady Mcknzic and Billy Walsh have boon driven
One very ano top Windsor Wagon Brewster improved
patent cross spring with pole and shafts side Wndo
top Wagon open road Wagon, Portland sleigh pole and
Phaeon patent wheels set single track Harness.
single oad Harness set fine double Harness conpe Har
sweat blankets, fine plaid California Suit . fine genet
finest quality and best city Makers the harnesses all
hand made and Motifs tanned leather the wagons
cry made to order sale perempory and without reserve
EEIiIzAsETr n REcEwITH, Executrx.
THOMAS y PlTrMAN, Attorneys
No los West Twenty-third street
Catalogues with pedigree and fun description be had
a. the stable at the office Of the auctioncer No. East
Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUEsDAY) SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

GENTLEMAN's TRoTTING ESTABLISHMEST-BAy
thoroughbrcd mare j. i5li hands high, years old
kind and true in NIL harness; free from vice very sty
ish; trot better than minutes top wagon fears
nothing; can be driven by lady and is first class
TOP ROAD wagon, IN GOOD ORDER, Built BY
COUPE Il PESG@I COUPE Horse
hands high, years old kind and true in all harness
fears nothing; Is in every way first class coupe or
S Se5 GPIpe Na Gn and arnrn pr1rr ~
GESTEEaASs 7 rEorrNG GT norss.
loli hands high, years old kind aud in all har.
nothing; has been used a road horse by a private
gentleman and IS warranted 20 trot mile in three
Set Harness, made BY Wood Gibson Robe, Blanket, &C.,
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT By WOOD
NO ToP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER co.
BROOD MARE.-BLooD BAY MARE yANDAL, OUT
dam Of lexington Umpire and many others, BY inn
M nn% h s!n'S oa s GcGs "a
LANpAuLET, FULL SIZE, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
sr1yEE ASg S NTHD DOUBLE HARNESS, &C
years old, kind aud true in all harness; free from
vice tros close to three minutcs is free and pleas
ant driver and . superior horse for general driving
TOP ROAD wAG0X' IL Is GOOD ORDER BUILT By J.
BAY TiIos s SADDLE HORSE I5s{ HANDS
high, years old; very stylish: well broken 10 all gaits
under saddle and splendid horse for ladies gentle
TEAM BROWN HORSES. lali HANDS high, q years old
kind and true in all harness free FROM vice
used in hack aud good for general use
Also Harness ana
CLARENCE IN GOOD ORDER: built by Dunn.
SORlstL MARE, SIRED by ALENANDERS Abdallah.
dam Thoroughbred mare; is l. hands high, year,
old; kind and true IN all harness free from vice. can
trot better than A., and is first class road horse
Also .e Harness and
ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY Dusenbury
Van Duser
BLACK HORSE, 49, hands high g years old: kind ant
in all harness. free from vice; close .
minutes, and i excellent horse for general use
Also set Harness and
JUMP SEAT WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER. Car
riages of All kinds Harness, Robes &c, Sc.
SALE COMMENCES Ar IN O'CInCN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-11

times more valuable for the culture of
the powers and the USES of life. Per-
haps even tile number of facts recorded
in memory would have been as numer-
Gus.
We were told that the memory was
the treasury OF the soul, granting this
we should not forget that the soul can
never confne in, or bring forth from
this store house anything but what 1t
has honestly acquired and that which
leg!timately belongs to it:
From motives of curiosity. not un-
mingled sympathy for the success of the
Young Lecturer, we may perhaps attend
his classes, but we regret that we can
not concede to his system the utility
and importance which he claims for it.
In conclusion we must frankly say
that, we were entertained, and are glad
that We have man in our community
with back bone enough to deliver pub
lie lecture. We would hail with delight
the day when, a series of lectures would
be delivered in our midst, not alone by
paid lecturers who make business of
it; but by our own educated and intel
ligent people. 1t would give an i'm
petus to mental activity; start people to
thinking and reading and exert a whole
some influence in staying the progress
of ignorance and mental stagnation with
which isolated and remote communities
are ton often afflicted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-11
GEN. BRADLEY II. JOHNSON
AND GEN. IMBODEN.

A correspondent writing from Rich
mond to the Alexandria Gazette, under
date of Dec. 2, says:
Gen. John d. lmboden was bailed to
appear before the Police Court this
morning to answer the charge of fight
ing General Bradley Il. johnson at the
Petersburg depot two weeks since. AT
9 o'clock, the hour for his appearance,
his bondsman, Mr.. Franklin Stearns
came into court, and stated that, owing
to an accident on the railroad, General
Imboden would not reach the city be-
fore l:3O o'clock in the afternoon, ard
the case was adjourned until 4 o'clock
in the evening, at which time Gen. I'm
boden, accompanied by his counsel, Cap
tain John s. Wise, appeared in court.
General ImbodeE showed no signs of
the cowhiding said by Gen. Johnson
and his friends to have been Inflicted
A rumber of witnesses were examined,
the most important being Col. II. Coal
ter Cabell and William p Bnrwell.
Colonel Cabell testified that he was
at the time sitting on a truck engaged
in conversation with Gen. lmboden.
He gave tull description of Gen. John,
sons part in the affair, and contradicted
the statement mace by friends of that
gentleman, alleging that he struck Gen
eral Imboden about twenty times in the
face with his cowbide. Mr.. Cabell sta
ted that he never saw man defend
himself better than did General limbo
den on this occasion. He said that
when Johnsons design was kcown to
Imboden, that gentleman almost imme-
diately wrested the cowhide from his
assailant's hand, or rather twisted his
arm 80 th.t he was forced to drop the
weapon. Then Gen. johnson drew
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-11
NEW GROCERY
AND
LEATHER STORE.

T'HE undersigned informs the public
l. that he has opened New Grocery
and Leather Store, in the basement room
of his residence, opposite the residence of
Mr.. Joseph Welshaus, where he will keep
for sale everything that can be desired in
the Grocery and Leather line. He will
keep constantly on hand Spanish Sole
Leather; Oak and Hemlock Tanned Buff
Uppers Lady sand Mems Morocco French
aid City Calf Skins; Boot Topping; Lin
ing Skins, all colors; Lace Leather and
Shoe Findings; Pegs; Nails; Avis;
Knives; Thread; &C., &c. Also COM
plete Stock of GROCERIES, such as Syr-
ups: Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Chocolate,
Cheese, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Crackers, Cakes, Raisins, Dates, Flour,
Corn Meal, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes, and a
general variety of everything kept i'm a
well regulated Grocery Store.
Call and examine my stock. Twill sell
at the very lowest figures.
WAS. =. BENNETT.
Nov. 6, 1875. II