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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
The Battle Of Manassas or Bull Run

In his new work, General Sherman, who
was present as a colonel in the Federal army,
tells US what he thinks Of the battle Of Man
assas
alt is now generally admitted that it was
one of tue best planned battles Of the var, but
one Of the worst fought. Our men had been
told so often at home that all they had to do
was to make bold appearance, and the rob is
would run; and nearly all Of us for The first
time then heard the sound Of cannon aud
muskets in anger, aud saw the bloody
scenes common TO all battles, with which we
were soon to be familiar. We had good orga-
niza,ian good mon, but no cohesion, no real
discipline, no respect for authority, 10 real
knowledge Of war. Both armies were fairly
defeated. and whichever had stood last the
other would have run Though the North
was overwhelmed wit5 modification and
shame. the South really bad not much to boast
Of. for in the three or four hours Of lighting
their organization was so broken mp that they
di! not and could not follow our army when it
was known to be in a state Of disgTaceiul aud
causeless fight. 1t is easy TO criticize a bat
tie after it is over, but all now admit that
none others equally raw in war could have
done better than we dill at Bull Run and the
lesson Of that battle should not be lost on q
r1nnnln Ike nnrs.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
Shannondale Factory,

and will there manufacture Woolcn Goods on an
increased scale-having greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside full corps OF COM
petert vrrkmcn. Every article heretofore man
cfacturcd under my supervision will, IN my pres
cut establishment, be produced in greater periec-
tion, and will compare favora6ly with the best
fabrics.
am in The market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents in Charles
town, Mcssrs. Duke & Gallaher-alowing the
highest market price. II fmore convenient ior my
old customers who NAV desire to exchange Wool
for Goods TO deliver the Wool IN CharlcsloNn,
Mcsssrs. Duke & Gallaher are authorized to re-
ccive and rccep; for the same.
Information as to prices. &c, NAV be had by
addressing me az kablcto0a, or ny Agchls at
CharlcstNwn.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me, trust to merit by careful at
tention to business. the manufacture Of superior
goods and bv moderate charges, a continuance oi
the good will ard custom of old friends and trial
by new ones. ..,.,,.++
May .. 1874 Spirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10

Col. Higginson told ali amusing story at the
late religious festival, Of Philadelphia WHO
remarked to a Bostonian, that Boston would
be beautiful city t. it was laid out different
Iy-like Philadelphia, for instance. Well,
,enIied the Boston man, " il Boston ever be-
comes as dead as Philadelphia, we VIII try TO
Law It out Ike that city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10

About the same colloquy rs is gi7cn above
took place the night previous between Paul
Sinclair and his father, and with the same re-
sults-Paul refusing to yield his love for any
other consideration. This Interview, however
was less violent than that between my heroine
and her mother, perhaps for a reason hereafter
apparent. The young lovers left their parents
aud took up a modest residence in an adjoin-
ing town where finer field for a rising law
yer presented itself Ruth Elmo was now
Ruth Sinclair and Paul regarded with just
pride his treasure.
< darkened room-mufIled footals-a
smothcred cry. An old man writing in the
last throes Of death-inexorablo death \
Young daughter stands at the bedside with
blauched checks as she sees that the troubled
spirit is trying hard to escape its tenement
An elfort-feeble in its strengtb-to speak
"My daughter, r,--go-to-my desk. There
is something for you"
She leaves him and returns with a packet.
"I have" he goes on, " tried-my-son-
and-he is perfect. Ho-loved-me-but be
loved-you better. Take this, and let these
who thought Donald-SinclGir poor know he
has endowed his sou-wth worldly wealth
The old man gasps-falls heavily backward
his eyes grow dim and glassy-the feeble
pulse becomes yet feebler-THE LAMP IS OUT.
Love is said to be blind, but know lots Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
COAL AND WOOD YARD.

wa@llin = ton &c Lippitt
WILL keep on hand a constant supply OF
w COAL Of all kinds, and Sawed and Split
WOOD, which they will furnish and deliver IN
quantities To suit customers, for Cash. Orders
len at Yard, corner Samuc! stree, and i. + o. r.
w. Cash paid for Bones.
Ii IAIH-1N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
TSEETOVAL.
Collection Depot.

TVvHE Charlestown Depot, Winchester Stras-
burg Branch Of the b. d 0. Railroad. has
been madca Collection Depot. Freights vii here
after be collected at Charcstown instead, here
t5forc at the points from which shipments are
made Al persons receiving frciChton and after
August I,t 1872, will be required to pay Tor the
same before removal. !. y. SIAHkf,
Aur. ,lsT2 Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
STRAW GOODS

No. pa BALrTuoEE ST.,
White Marble Building, bAhIIAVHr
A complete stock Of oods keptalways on hand,
suited to the Valley Trade. Orders solicited and
will be promptly and faithfully attcndedto.
JANUARY 10, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10

Love is said to be blind, but know lots Of
pbelows who can see twice as much IN their
gals as J cau Josh BHiRgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10

Are cats god % ear. mother pt
course lhey are - ~"--~ mtt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10

TODDER Twiue, and Corn Hamper, FOR sale
l. by DUKE GALLAHER.
No- 3, 1874
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

i'd nun mein fiirdtetli6es @elidt i@
liprans bonn @tuble auf, ,lnrin Die Slide
lsu Hlbten uno mid 5u tuaI9en. Sod
oa 500 it, bas Sil9tud beNen Spiel
i9 IN bag Rnoplob Der Mt ite befeiti9t
bate, binter mir fer, uno ale Seller,
Braten> @olote, @pinate, 8oute;(len,
Nfeler, @abeln :, Slider, Slide, 9einbs
feil9, 9DHel @al5faBden IT, 10. liefen
mir NIT 9roBem @etDle, ,uie ndrrild> in
Der @tube na@. Die @aite laBen nit
ofienem Ofunbe >pie peritcinert 6a uno
laben Die berrli6er @eri9te ldmmtlid)
Dor ibren 9lugen perl6,pinbeu auf Die
tie Ii9 innerlid 9e,pib i@on redt gefreut
botten.
Mnfonss qls mid Seller, Glaiden
uno ale anoere 9in9e praNelnb perfoler
ten, bielt i9 es 19lebtsroings fir cine
0ererei, Biz enoli6 Der 9err Better nit
beioen GiiBen auf's Siit)tu6 lprans, 10
Dob Der 3ipfel nit @etpalt aus Dem
RnopFod meiner Wete obriB, uno i6
iomit befreit tuuroe. Nun bate i'd ni9tz
Giligeres gu tbun, als i'm @alopp, nidt
mebr in Die &iibe gu fii@ten, nein Die
9reppe berab 5u ftiir5en in's nabe
Wirt6sbous 5u ellen uno auf meiuem
Wa9en nod 10 Minuteu Die @taet gu
perloHen.
Seben @ie, seebrte Sc leQl0aft, 10 1T
es mir auf meiner 8rautfabrt erean9en'
Gs mar mein eriter @erlu9 uno lit audi
oer lekte 9eblieben benn ,penn mir lpaz
ter oa5 9eiratben in ben Sinn fam,
oo6te i4 nit S9redsn an 9inte, Paltete
oer9odene @uppe uno on tas Sii6tu@
lm GnppFpd.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24
Cine @ei@i@te ponspei 8ettlern.

Sine @ei@i@te ponspei 8ettlern.
3nei Bettler bermerften auf Der Strabe, no
i'e eben umsin9eu, ben fl. Biidof @pipbamius
uno in boiler @cpibbeit, ct M ii { c oeM gSea
paiiiren, fcllten lie folsenben l1nfus al. lin
elm groberes sllmoicn 5r betonmen badten iie,
MAIDEN wir es 10 elmer iteQt iid tobt. Die St.
Gpipbanius boriibersina, bepeinte oct cine
Sdurfe ben anbern uno bat ben Bii9of UNI
@clo, bamit ct ben &obten be0raben tonne
Scr 8ii1of CAB Dem berlosnen 8ettler @e!o
uno lagte su ibm: v8egrab oieien oeinen ber-
ftorbenen Mitseipann nur fleibs, ct niro nid)t
meDr auffteben". Ser Settler aebadte: aebe
nur bin 'nein 8iidof mir baben Dir nur cine
gaie 9ebrebt; i'd unb mein@eipann mouen biee
ies @elo feibis miteinanoer ber5e1ren Ser 81.
ldof ging jebt ieinesBess fort. Nls ber@4urtc,
Der 8ettler iid fi@er bor beiIen 8liden alaubte,
ltieb Ct ieineu @eieuen: vGreunb, feb auf! bic
S@ans lit nnS seratben; iuir baben Elm suteS
Stiid @elb befomnen." Ser aber ,nurte nidt
mebr; bom Nufiteben mar gar teine @e6e! ber
Mnoere ladt bertuunbert iid, iuie ct 1id 10 berr-
li@ toot iteuen tann, tualst i'm BIN unb Der
aber bergebens. Ser @ott beriu9enoe Sd)urte
par fir INNER eingei9lafen.
~Du, @ott, ridjteit Die gu @runoe beren
Wuno 2Ugen ipri1t."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

Cine rtpIrbise jungeGrau
tpebnt iraenbtuo in Wlidisan. 9iefelbe tpeigerte
fi9 namlid) neulid), cine Geitlidteit au beiuden,
neil iie Die Striimpfe ibres Wfannes fopfen
miife. 8or ln9efabr flnf3is Sabren io4 einmal
ein abnli1er Ga4 borsefommen iein. Seitbem
aber bate man 70 ettpas 11nerbDrtes ni@t mebr
erlebt.
-Grana bon 2otbrinsen, Ser3os bon Guile,
bate 9esen bic Sueenotten Die S1ladt bel
Dreur 9eponnen, uno belastrte fie in @ouen,
wobin ite iid geflIdtet batten. BdbrenS biefer
8elageruns baf9te man in, Eager einen Grein-
bea, ben man benz 4er;os als Spion borfIbrte,
uno aus be0en gefidtsmienen ii9 ible Abfd3ten
berrietben. Na@ langem 8efragen ssitano bet
nnsludlide feline sebabte Abii@t, ben 9er3og
bei,nli@ ernoroen su tuollen. - @as llebelS
babe i4 oenn Bit qetban ?v fraste i'm ber Ser
aog bon 9er3ensoate .oas ou mir mad benz
2eben ftrebft ~ xSie baben mir tein 2eib au-
sefiigt,~ antportete Der Su9enotte ionberm i'd
tpoQte fie t0bten peil sic oer 6rgite Geino mel,
NET &elision fino." Da~auf Der Sersoa v@enn
oeine Reli9ion oir erlaubt, mid du tobten, 70
9ebietet mir bic meinise, oir su bsrseiben. llr-
tbeile nun, tuelde bic bette iftE - Ct aab ibm
nod aum @eidente Elm Yferb unb bunbert
&baler> uns ibidte i'm in Die Gefune 3uriid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

li@es 3eterseldrei uno i'd am 8ober
I6rie ouh. oenn oa i'd neben mir an Be,
Groe auBer Der Paitete unb S9iiHel nod
einen Stubl uno cine TrauensperIon
lie9en iab, 9lau6te i'd foit an elm itarfes
Grobeben. Gum Slid uor es tcin Gro
beben> oos oieien erbdrmli9en SAT- per'
uriadt bate, ionoern nur J. ,pie geia9t,
cine &dlberpoltetc.
Wir ltanoen alll. Vetter ma@te aug
Der 9an5en Sade einen @poB ob9leid)
es fir mid nid)t 10 ipabbaft tuar, oenn
i6 bdtte meincn m09en Dor @dam. Wie
ein besoliener Yuoel 9ing i'd lei @eite>
Sog mid in eine 6enlternll9e 5urild uno
lagte. tein Wort 5u meiner GntI9uloi<
9ung lon0ern> neil Mlles um MIDI ber=
um la6te unh ti6erte, 10 la6te i9 au9
uno iab nur uerltoblen I'M Die Tenferr
garoine, Die midi perbersen iollte.
Gnoli9 beeab man f9 gu Slide. Ser
9err Better mar 10 gallant mid neben
&6s6en 5u ieben. 2ieber bdtte i@ aller=
oin9s neben einem feuerlpeienoen Ber9e
geieNen, als neben bielem i90nen &inoe,
oas i6 1oeben our6 meine un9el9idli94
felt in @@reden 9eiebt uno Dem @e!d6'
ter preis9e9eben bate.
9ie sroBe Sc lcul9ait am Slide pagte
i6 faum an5uiebeu i'd iab itumm uuo
perlesen nit nieoer9ei9la9enen 8liden
neben meiner itb0nen Na9borin. 9lun
puroe Die Suppe berum9erei6t. Sung
fer 9t6s6en bot iebr arti9 mir einen
Seller poQ @uppe an; oas tonnte id
oo4 unmDsli6 annebmen> benin lie bate
ia nod feline @uppe. 9a 9ob es ,pier
Der Compliments; i6 befiir9tete aber,
boB es bel oieien sottlo len Gompli,nen=
ten ,uie6er libel ablaufen f0nnte uno bat
pesbalb oas i90ns &0sben gar bringeno
bod Den Seller poll Suppe 5u bebalten
babel iab id) ibr 10 bitteno in bic j60=
nen blauen9lu9en, oab i9 ni6t bemertte,
ME Die beige fetts Suppe bonn Seller
berab ouf &6s1ens isibnes &leio FoB.
sic tbat einen dn9itli6en @drei unb i9
,o9 ibnell Den Seller 5uriif 10 oaB bic
anoere 9dlfte Der @uppe meinen.@@ooB,
meine @erpiette uno &leioer iiberflutbete.
Das >uor al}o briioerlib 9etbeilt.
Sd perseb es ME, es III mir Naes nod
|uie beute es mar cine gel6li6e &rebs+
luppe NIT Sogo.
0as quite &0s9en perlieB ben 81 d J.;
i9 ltammelte @ntl@uloigungen man
tr0ltete mid uno bra9te mir einen anoern
Seller nit Suppe, Die id in hQlbhemuRt+
|oien 3uitanoe baitig perl6ludte.
Snstuil@en tam &0s9en tpel9e lire
aleoer 9etue6lelt bate, pieoer uno lebte
li6 an ibren pori9en Plob. Sd beoauerte
ben llnfaQ uno enti6uIoi9te mid tau leno.
nal bel ibr, 10 gut i6 fonnte.
W}eine Beinfleioer oompften aber nod
oon Der ueberi@wemmuns; i'd tnupfte
mir, I'M oiele fatale NdIle 5u beoeden,
:inen Sip fel bonn Sil@tu@ fef in oos :
lnterite Gnopflod meiner @eite oenn .
'ie @erpiette mar ebenfaQs gum Musmin+ {
zen naB, uno 10 elaubte i'd mid rubig I
}eborsen. Sd fab, tpie &1s9en mir
reunoli@ 3uld9elte, fobte oesbalb neuen
Mutb uno trodnete mir Den WnsFl9meiB
'om Mngeiidt, peritebt ii9, ni9t nit :
yer 9ano, lonoern nit Dem Sa19entu9. Il
vNber oas un9liidielise Sa1@entu9 ,
- Sd batte tuabreno al ben ui9ti9en !
EreiQniilen ia Die fotale 9intenae5bid)te !
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

MT Solt uno 11utte -, oentt eulb
S6reden = oos 9an5e Tob uou Stint
Dem Snfel ouf Den fertisen Brief oil
leinen bellen G6lafrod uno auf Del
! 9roben, i6Duen Seppid.
Sd gloubte in Obnmadt fallen 81
millen Dor S6rcd uno nabm in Sci
Wer!uirrung uno Gle mein weibe!
! @6nupftu6 aug Der &odtai9e uno fling
an Die Ointc bamit ab3uluildcn. - 81
ni6t ood, rief mir la9eno oer @etter 5u,
mas MAIDEN Gie benn ba fir 9inge
bas lit ia tein un9liid !" uno CT ordngte
MIDI nit meinen1 idwar5lueiben Sud)s 5u=
rid inoem er feline So9en 10 gut als
m09!i6 idnell III Oronung bradte.
9la6oem oies seltbeben> 5og Der Better
leinen blauen 6rod an uno foroerte mid
out linn in Den @aal 81 folgen, no bic
@ele!lldaft idon pcrlammelt iei. Gr
fibrte mid our6 einen lan9en Gang i9
folgte linn ,pie Elm armer @unoer, ben
man 5ur Nidtitatt fiibrt benn i'd bate
tein 9utes @e>ullen. unb erit eor> als
i6 bcim Nieoerieben einen tbalergroben
9intentlcy ouf meinem blenoeno ,peiBen
@trumpf am lintcn 8ein erbli1te> leuf fate
i9 bel mir
"N@, tuos miro Die @eieui6oft oo5u
iasen g"
9is 5bur oes @aales eebt ouf mir
treten Elm uno id erhlidte piele 0erren
un6 Damen. 50 MIDI Der Ontel Der
uor9eitellt bat> tueiB ib tpirt,
|iA nidt> permutbe es aber, oenn i'd lab
uuo bDrte ni6ts mir ilimmerte es Dor
9ln9it grim uno blau Dor ben Nusen.
Sd ma6te Siidlin9e nod oQen Seiten,
frakte nit ben Giiben redts uno lints aus
uno bemertte nidt bab bi6t Dor mir
zine Meibsperlon ltano, Die cine Naitets
brin9t I'M lie aui oen5i]6 i'll leten.
Sd fubr nit DEM &opie 0ieier Yerion
in Den &iiden uno in Tolye oieles @to=
Bes iiel nit groBcm @etDle ibr Die tot:
bare Yaitete neblt bcr 56illel uno 5auee
nus Der 9ano uno ouf ben lieben Gros
bpoen bin.
Tolt beNnnun9slos fommelte id eini9e
observation-disclosures Der @ntlduloisung
berpor uno lu6te our9 eifri9e Gompli=
mente uno 8iidlin9e meine 8erle9enbeit
~ perbersen oenn i'd batte ni@t ben
Nfutb aufsul6auen. uno 10 fam es
oenn, oaB i6 unDermertt nit ben 6iiBen
big 5ur Pafete opancirte Die nod am
Booen lag, neil oas Mdo6en id nod
on9c ni6t bon Dem fiir9terli9en @9re=
fen erbolt batte, ionoern nit itarren 9(u=
}en auf 0as Sertrimmcrte Meilermert
'er &o6tunt binblidte.
9a fd6rt bel einem ueuen Gompli<
nente mein Infer SUB in bic Yajtete, i'd
)leite in Dem tuei9en Sei9e auf cine
@mabli@e aber oo6 gang natiirli9e
Weiie aug, perliere mein perlSnli9es uno
'olitildes @lei9seui9t uno faue, 70 lang
d bin - i'd babe namli9 5 3o0 @trid !
lber's MaaB - auf bic Grbe in bic Nabe
'er ga ltete hin. -
60 piel i'd bcmeftsn tonnte, begleitete
in lautes @eld@ter meinen Sal.
@atte bic grbc in Die fem Mueenblid
i'd 9e6ffnet uuo mid peri@lungen id
oare ben bimmlii@en Md@ten oantbar
afiir 9etpelen. - Sebo@ oies gel9ab
i6t uno 10 muBte i'd meme 9eiuntene
'riiten5 pieoer auf3uri@ten lu@en. Sd
rsriff, I'M lei6ter auf5ulteben I9neq
QS Bein eineS @tufIpS hpmprftp nhpr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24
Obio @ailcnfreuno.
Ser critic nno lebte &crlu9.
suseNo sGriunerune cincS altcn Sunaaecuen.

Stein, 9ebt mir meg NIT einem alter
Snn9gelellen !" Gin FOLDER 9ageltol;
1T ia ebenio Iebr Su beoouern mic ein(
cine olte Sun9fer."
Sold)e nno dDnli6e WuBerungen lin(
gar ni9t lelten, oft babe id lie l6on pcr=
nommen henn id 9eb6re oud) oie 1em
bemltleioeten @tanoe Der olten Sun99e=
1ellen an.
Sd Mill bier njbt Su be,peiien periu=
den, oaB I'M Ier Gtono gar nidt 10 trau=
rig uno freuolos iit ols man algemein
9loubt> ipnoern i'd min Der geebrten &C.
1ealdaft nur gang tur5 ersablen> oob i'd
in meiner Sugeno bic fej jte unb gang ent.
idieoene Mbi9t 9e1abt babe, MIDI audi
ill perbeirotben aber @ie meroen per=
nebmeu, pie mein erNer @eriu6, oieielbe
aus5uFiibrcn, aud mein lebter Ter|u6
mar.
Cine angeborene @6iidternbeit uno
cine Nbneigung 9e9en gr0bere @jeleu=
iboften uno Teltlidfeiten maren mir BON
jeber ei9en, i'd babe lie au6 big bcuti9en
Sases nidt gang perloren. Ob cs in
Der Gr5iebun9 ODER in meinem eigentbiim=
liden Welen lie9en mag, 9enug, id) tuar
islbit als Singing itets Elm 10 iteifer uno
unbebolfener Meni i6, bob i'd mid ME in
Sc 1eQi9aiten bepe9en tonnte uno mo6te
Senn INNER l9amte uno 9enirte i'd MIDI.
Sd beerbte cine o!te, rei6e 5ante uno
tam in Den 8elik eines bibl@en 2ano,
9utes unb elmer onlebnliden Summe
@eloes. 9lls Singing non % Sabren
fiiblte i6 III mir ben notirli6en 3ug oes
BerloNenieins oenn aud) ,uoGl Noam
i'm 9arubiele en1pfunocn baben mag, ols
Der i9err linn sine 2ebens9efdbrtin Su=
oa9te, inoem er entldieo .Gs lit nidt
gut, ooB Der Menld aqein lei" 9lllo> |
cine Trau bdtte i'd germ 9ebabt ober
,pen jollte i'd beiratbeu? Mus oieler
bangen 8elorsniB beireite MIDI mein
Better, Elm poblbobenber Saul r,ann in
Der Sauptltaot, ben ib iriiber ME setannt
bate Der li9 mir jebt ober tbeilnebmenb
ndherte uno mir i'm Wertrauen anoeutete,
er babe cine einji9e So9ter bon neun=
sebn Sabren nit glomen N6s@en, Die -
u.].m - H. l.m.
Sd mubte linn perlpreden i'm re9t
balo einmal gu be1u6en. Nad eini9er
3eit fubr i@ allo ,uirtli6:na6 Der 9aupt=
ltaot, UNI Dem Better uno Der Bole Den
perlpro@enen 8elu& ab5uitatten. Als
i9 Dor oas 9aus meines Wetters fam,
tlopfte mir aueroinss bus Ser; Dor Mnsi
uno Tur9t uno id fling an, meinen toll
fiibnen @9ritt 81 bereuen.
~M4, 1euf5te i'd tuenn nur Der erl tie
Gmpfang poriiber udre, uno nenn Der
9etter nur ia ni9t etpa @eleGI@aft bel
li9 bdtte!"
W}it Den peinli@lten @efiblen Der
Nn9it unb Befansenbeit tlopfte i'd an:
mtin Better offnete mir ielbit besriiBte
mid nit bersli9er Greunoli4teit unb i'd
bemertte au meiner 8erubi9un9 baB er
9an5 allein iei. - Na6oem itb mid an
feline @eite placirt, ent1@ulbi9te li9 Der
Better nod idneQ einen 'an9efan9enen
@e19dftsbrief pollenoen 5u mil 6en. Ne=
benbei tbeilte er mir aber nit boB beut
CUR Teier bon R6s@ens @eburtsta9 9robe
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-20
TIE KET0cTAN.
Nesting of the Colored Bauti,t As,oo

Nesting Of the colorsd Baptist Association.
The regular annual convention of the ministers
and elders Of the Ketoctan Association Of regular
colored Baptists was opened yesterday morning
at IL O'Clock, at the White Oak Baptist church,
on Samson street, between Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth streets northwest. The moderator, Rev.
Fielding Robertfon, presided. and the Rev. Jesse
Lee acted az clerk, assisted by Albert DowelI.
The session was opened with religious services
and q sermon by the moderator from Matthew III.
The remainder OF the days session was taken up
IN the presentation Of the letters from the various
churches of the association. Letters were re-
ceiyed from the Rev. Mr.. Robinson, Of the Second
White Oak church, OF Washington; the Rev.
York johnson, of Virginia, from the Little Beth
lehem church; Henry Nicholas, of the First White
Oak, Of w ashington; the Rev. Mr.. Parrot, Of the
FIRST Old School church Of W sshington, and Cor.
nelius Gathers, Of the Mount Morris church OF
virginia. The session was closed, after the trans
scnon Of minor routins business, BY singing: To-
Gay mere viii oe preaching BY the Revs. Oorne-
Illus Gathers and York johnson &C the Baptist
church On street. near Seyepteepth northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-20
EDWIN BOOTH.

he Will Keep His Engagements.
The accident which Mr.. Edwin Booth, the
tragedian, met with on Monday, while driving
from his country seat, ct Cedar Cliff, to STAN
ford. in company with Dr.. Kellogg, is not likely,
according to the latest accounts received last
evening, to prove 80 serious as was at first re-
ported. It is now expected that Mr.. Booth will
be able to fulfill all his engagements this fall and
that be VIII be fully recovered from the effects Of
his injuries In about thirty days. For some time
past MI. Booth has been undertaking the task Of
training young colt which belongs TO him BY
driving him before light phaeton In harness
with Q well trained and gentle animal. He had
ginning to feel Satissd that the Work Of breaking
the accident occurred.
Mr.. Booths residence at Cedar Cllh Is about
four miles from Stamford. On Monday morning
be started about IL o'clock for drive to the lat
ter place, accompanied BY DR.. Kellogg, OF Pougn-
Of stamford portion Of the harness about the
colts neck gave way. The animal at once be-
came frightened, and sprsng forward in violent
Il started suddenly, and both ran rapidly along
the road, and before Mr.. Booth could regain con-
troll Of his team he was thrown with great violence
against telegraph pole on the roadside. DR..
Kellogg was also flung upon the road Q short
distance further on, and when picked up BY peo.
PIE living IN the neigh6orhood who saw him fs 81
form them that Mr.. Booth had met with similar
accident. Mr.. Booth was found lying uncon-
scious where he fell, and the first impression was
that his injuries were fatal.
Dr. Haight and DR.. Glib, of Stamford, were
summoned 10 the spot in haste, and on their ar
rival It was discovered that the small bone Of the
elbow Of his left arm and a rib In the right side
were fractured, but with the exception Of some
bruises Of bis chest and sides, no other injuries
were sustained. The residents In the district
where the accident occurred did everything In
their power to alleviate the suferinge Of Mr..
Booth. After the arrival Of the physicians from
Stamford an ambulance was constructed, and he
was conveyed to his residence. MIS-. Booth, VINO
has been in delicate health sustain cd such shock
on hearing Of the accident that she swooned sew
eral times during the night. Yesterday, however,
she was much better. Mr.. Joseph Booth, Q
younger brother Of Mr.. Booth, who was staying
at Long Branch with his mother, visited Cedar
Cliff on Monday evening, and returned yesterday
morning to assure his mother that the injuries his
brother received were not serious. Shortly after
reaching home Mr. Booth became perfectly con-
scious.