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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

WINCE NEAT E9'I'F .70- ,111E = '.-I.1t7
VI ATNORE &c SONS IN. STOREGTas2 ~
CRATES, BUCKETS, aud HALF-BARRELS, q
FRUIT, BUTTER, and JELL1ES, -, t..,.. ID. !.
PALS. TUBS, and HALF-BARRELS,
PIE and FANCY GROCERIES at prices 10 suit the
Uues.' - foe PAL JOHN L. MORRIS G. co. -
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A MOTHER INVOICE OF THOSE
cAoice TEAS just to hand that have given such un.-
yerssl satisfaction at 81 per pound; MIX TEA 40c
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE, corner
Of Ma.p and Eighth streets. II. ". SHELTON. I
La
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WE HAVE NOW IN STORE

s,e oi the most complete and weii-Selec'ed aSsort-
mentS Of
-
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EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.

4. arv determined not 10 be underSold. and only
-.lucs: an earnest and careful examination OF
our stock before you buy.
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THE DISPATCH. ISPAl..,=
QoW.ARp1N = ELLYsoN. =: %
,su-.iSyA AR1ABLT IN ADVANCE,
lily DISPATCH Is delivered 70 subscribers
The parS CENTS per week, payable to inc carrier
sissr Mailed at ss Per snnni sasrisS t0rsiS
sSc mSn1Wn ,SE l DisPATCH at IS per an
ann $IS91 for rnisphTCIi SiK at s2 per annun
DRY eio0PS: PS:S---,S.>-----
,gGEquANTITlEs OF NEW GOODS
j. are being received al
.,,7 cARDozo, FouRounEAN : CO.'S.
1,pGE SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL
j. CLoAKs just rsceiyeaat gs
,,,7 cARDozo, roURQuaExN 8 co.'s.
ISDLEssvARlETY. g OF ! FELT Eel SKIRTS SKIRT
IL tall co'ors) just received at
,,,7 cARDozo, FoURQuREAS q co.'s.
C,RrETS at 37a, 40, 45, 50c., and up, just
y received At
ro,7 cARpozo, FoURQuREAN : co.'s.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS lust re-
,o;7 CARnozo, FouRQUREAN & co.'s.
CILKs. all colors and prices, just received
,,I7 CARpozo. FoURQuREAN 3 co.'s.
COLLARS. CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
S,ryS and all the novelties of the season jus. re-
,c,,cds, CARDoZo. FoURQUREAN & CO.'S.
SpPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND COL
oRED vELvErs Jus. reeeireda at
nol7 cARnozo, FoURouREAN co.'s.
INTERESTING TO ALL.
ONLY READ: s,<s,a
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE
.e Of the most complete and weli-Selec,ed assort-
nentS Of .-...
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
X. are determined not TO be undcrSold. and only
-.,ucs: an earnest and careful examination Of
oUr stock before you buy.
We would invite special attention to our
LADIES' CLOAKS.
.-g.. goods are made 10 order and are acknowl-
tl.yl by all who have seen them TO be the
handso!ncSt and cheapest in the city.
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GROCERIES. &c.

NEW-CRUP " -
- NEW ORLEANS MOLASsEs.
no1G GEORGE A. HUNDLEf & co.
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lnclQeQCu pleCeS VI lu1UAuta1toh WnASA - V
not accessible to the unlearned !; the compo-
sition Of the earth, trees, fruits, and flowers.
/ Wewant to train, this rising generation in
before u.s., Education goes into every de-
partment OF life and here the church pro-
poses to come in and j. take this vessel and
make it fit: for the Masters use. = Without
divine grace it is meet for nothing but what
is earthly; without it he is On idoiater and q
sinner before God, using all his powers
against Christ and his religion. Paul saw
this in Athens, and he said, 3H knowledge
puffeth up.n He also said, Ifs We speak wis
dom, but not the wisdom OF this world" !
We Christians propose to take this educa-
ton and make it work for Goodwin souls
to Christ, In order to propagate religion
we have to use education. w hen dod
wished to speak to more than one person he
had to use It and prepare tables OF stone.
In order to send the Bible abroad we are
Obliged to use education, and we won't
have an antagonism, between them:
1, Science is but what is proved, ana apphea
by this test the pretensions OF those VINO a,
worship science and scef az rehg g1on are. at
once oyerthroWn. The scientist can't give
q recipe for guilty conscience, but the un-
learned humble Christian can.
& AS Christians we Whine humanity, aaa ae-
sire to see It raised to o higher plane ZOE tnls
life and ft it for the life to come, -
Don't be afraid that you are going TO nave
Too many, Latin and Greeks schp GLARS. star.
two hundred and sixty scholars as = ne nag
seen st the comnenc ncement OF q c9tegs
course, AM some would go ahead, Wasle o one
latter another would drop out unnf M altsI y
lawhile butfew would be lett IN u the elass Y
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" y
and their sotues too, il they were the right
sort OF women. .5.5 a.i:, .:... s;,:,.3..'.:..
Resuming, the subject, the names OF Ro-
bert 81. Younger, OF Pittsylvania circuit; !;
William H. Edwards, OF Brunswick CIR
cult; William O.. Waggoner, Of .Cumber-
land circuit (son OF Rev. j. II. Waggonerl; !;
and John e. Barrow, of Nottoway circuit,
with the others, were all passed. !sl2 t9
,.I VISITORS. -
Rey.J. B. McPherrin, D. D., OF Nashville,
Tenn. missionary secretary OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Sonth, was intro,
duccd to the Conference and was received
with q rising welcome. He made 2 Jew re-
marks, during which he stated that TINS was Y.
the banner Conference Of the South In ner
contributions to the missionary cause, nav,
inc eiyen more than any other, and dne lopsa
she would continue to hold that PROUD as
tinction. He excused himself from MAKING
any heightened remarks at this; time, .elt
would before the Conference closed g4e
the niembers;a "a talk upon the subject. Oh lne
work In which, he was engaged. ~ ne e saw N
many old and familiar faces before hlm---.
those which he had known fcr many, an yeats al !;
and some whom he saw here seven years ears
ago, the last time he visited The Conference,
were absent had passed to theirTeWards;
But sit gave him great pleasure &c 20 see sp
many young and energetic faces, strangers
to him, who were coming on TO take q tne a
places 81 those who hid gone beiore 7 He
stated that since fhe war the net gain OF tine
Churchia white mbsrship had beel. 1e over "
300, Ff, .s ,li.s
thiscity, and member OF this Conference,
h,,t " arhSTt TTniYarsstv
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was then called, and the following members,
who had passed an approved examination,
and having been ordained, were respective
ly advanced to elders orders Thomas 81.
Campbell, James E. Gates, and B. d. Fish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MO-
" LAssEs. Of choice quality, daily expected and
no 1877 DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

JOE Husros said in . speech before
= jury last week.. in speaking Of TIE
thief, Jack Reynolds, that it would
require something as powerful as the
grace Of God to raise that man to the
level Of total depravityl" And Jack
took even that as compliment! Mai.
Huston's figures Of speech are strong
and to the point at all times, but the
above expression could not we'll b,
improved upon; and it shows that he
had . correct estimate Of the charaU-
ter of the witness.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

DEATH or Mr. L. W. SMITH MIR. J..
w. Smith died last Tuesday morning
at the Warm Springs Of cancer Of the
stomach. His death was not uncx
pected, As he had hccn rapidly sink.
ing for several days previously. He
was buried On Wednesday afternoon,
Rev D. G Strong officiating at the
ceremonies. Mr.. Smith was horn
August 10, 1921. His parents are
both dead, but he has several brothers
residing in different parts Of the cas-
tern states. His people were Quak-
crs. TO whose belief he chung with
singular pcrtinacity all his life. He
left home in 1850 and came to Califor-
mia, where he remained until 1862,
when he left there and went to Frazer
river, and soon after came to Boise
Basin. He had been. in the employ Of
Mr.. g. w. Crafts for several years,
ard 80 continued until the encroacl !.
ing disease III which be died confined
him to bin room. Mr.. Crafts speaks.
il, the highest praise Of his great NOR
II character and business Abilities
and says that he was finely cduc,r
ted md noble nlsll. M, StronC|
preached very fselIdg discourse ~
&c occasion u sallllI lln I
"a ! leree ~ 8 r. =
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Postomce Hours.

n,r;nc week days, until further notice
Dposlnffice will be kept open from seven
.. c"ndavs from half.past twelve to one
Iu s.on four until six p. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Tho Money Order Office will not be
.nsd nj all on Sundays; and no Money
opI," .r business will be transacted OH Sat
u'''''' Sc SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 3. 1919. Postmaster
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LEN and in WHITE came II fro

LEN and JIM WHITE came III iro.,p
their diggings Wednesday eysajbk:
having left there TINT narping. Their
ditch will Be finished ii about three
weeks. Weather out there good and
snow rapidly disappearing. The .boyr
killed five deer and an elk since they
went ont the last time, and they would.
dry and smoke some Of their mest #
they could ever get enough ahead
to.start with. They will return to-day
or tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14
SOCIAL DANCE

A Social dance will be given at Good
Tcmplar Hall on next Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst, 10 which the public are re-
specially invited.
Tickets-$2.50. Music by Giles q
Tincher's Quadrille Band.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

|H. = Prickett Atty, Ii case Jno. s
German - Co. Com 9. +: II las @
John Brcdbeck, staty. 6. 3. . Is
Masonic Lodge No. 1, rent Of hall,
q. 3. Observation-Disclosures. 50 %
John Frank, night Waterman
G. 3. so 90
Pinny, record book, G. E. F..... 10 90
Charley Hum Now, c. E. F.. s 90
Jonas W. Brown, Atty. service and
lamp, g. =. F,................ 1o5 90
Dan O'Brien, Road Dist. No .,
Road Fund. ................. 1871 80
Hall & Co, Road Dist. Nos. and
7, Road Fund. .............. s7s so
Michael Crowley, Road Dist. No.
4, +. F........................ 95 90
Jerry Marnane, Road Dist. No. 8,
r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 90
Thos. Maxwell, Road Dist. No..
f. so 90
Geo. Ainslie, service Dist. Atty.
G. f. F..................... 100 90
Ordered that the Board take recess un-
til 7PM.
Seven p. NJ. Board met Full Board
present.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

!. Jatn~- N"riartv. Auditor II nte~ County do
hereby certify sha' the foregoing II true and cor.
rect statement - the Frances NJ Hosc County for
Ithe quarter ending April 3rd. Is7a
r. a, w:in~sr n,y hand sud official seal this srd
day a! April. A. D. 1876.
JAS. MORIARTY.
Auditor
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

HAGAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion; removes frcckles,
tun aud sallowncss; makes the skin soft,
white, and delicate. It's application can
not be detected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

Ordered that the Board now ad.
journ uutl eight o'clock A. NJ. to.mor.
row.
Wednesday. April 9Th.
Board met at eight A. NJ. pursuant
to adjournment.
Ordered that tie Bard now take q
recess until one /. N.
One o'clock p. M. Board met.
Full board present.
Ordered that tho Dist. Atty. is re-.
qucsted to ascertain the amount due
the road and school funds Of Boise
county from the Tax Collector Of said
county and collect the same.
Ordered that the Board now adj
journ sine die. w. w. BLACK,
Cham. Board ca. Com.
JAMES MoRrARrY, Clerk Of Board.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

4 - - s0sssss1 SUI OtllcI9 lOF
the change Of . certain portion Of the
public road now running through the
farms Of ]. g. Mills and Patrick Glen.
non. It Is ordered BY the Board that
rs the said parties, J. G. Mills, Pat
rick Glennon. Mclaughlin & Howe,
who are Immediately interested in the
change Of said road; that by agree
ment Of the aforesaid parties that said
county road be changed as follows:
Commencing at or near the line of the
farms Of J. 9. Mills and Craig and
running due west outside Of Mills
farm to or near the corner Of j. c..
Mills and Mclaughlin & Howc's farm,
taking or the corner of j. C. Mills
farm one hundred and fifty feet, and
running down to the present county
road, making said road thirty-five feet
wide on the line Of Mclaughlin &
Howe's farm, thence west along the
present county road to the corner Of
Patrick Glennon's farm, thence north
up to the ditch, thence northwest IN.
der said ditch to point near the
school house to intersect the present
county road, and said road shall be
thirty feet wide. and that the same
shall be and the same is hereby de-
clared to he a public highway. And
it is further ordered by the Board in
consideration of the said change in
said county road, that the said j. G.
Mills and Patrick Glennon shall open,
grade and prepare the roads SO
changed by their respective farms for
the travel of the public at their own
cost aud expense.
The Auditor and Treasurer's omar
terly reports were examined, found
correct and approved. Also the mon
ey in the Treasury was counted and
found correct.
The report Of committee Of experts
appointed to examine the county OF.
ticers' books was submitted and up.
proved.
Following is report ef committee:
To the Hon. Board Of County C,m-
missioners Of Boise County: We,
your committee appointed to examine
the county hooks beg leave to submit,
the following report:
We have examined and compared
the books Of the Co. Auditor, Assessor
and Collector, Treasurer and District
Attorney aud find them all correct.
We find that tho Tax Collectors Poll
Tax account shows that hc is charged
with eleven more Poll Tax receipts q!
each kind than he has paid The money
for. but it was explained to us tina,
they were left with J. J. Thompkins
who did not pay for them, a,rl that al,
agreed case was pending in regard to
them.
All 81 which is respectfully submit
ted. CEo. " RICHARDS.
Jos. f. Row..
IDAHO Cry, April l, 1876.
The following bills were allowed:
w. w. Black. Go. Com, G. +. r.. & so 90
f. J. Hull Z" :. 81 SO
r. G. Allen Z" :. IS 90
James Moriarty, Aud. :. 800 90
James Moriarty, TER. proportion
TER. Fund. ............. lbs 90
Sum. Stewart, or. sal. C.E.F.... 300 90
samuA Stewart, jailor -. 227 80
Samuel Stewart. board of prisoners
Curren, Expense Fund. 49,. 1877 90
Sam. Stewart, transportation pris.
G. =. F...........:.......... 80 %
Sam Stewart, cleaning Court
House G. +. F................. 10 90
John Brodbeck, ar. SAL G. +. F.. 200 90
John Brodbcck, Office rent G. f. +. 30 90
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

THe Senate has confirmed John N.
Coglan, Of California. Chief Justice Of
the supreme court u Utah, and w. q.
Fox d Missouri, United States con-
sui ut Brunswick, Germany.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

Jan. ito cash o. hand J. z a6Aa a
Feb lido do from s. Stewart Sheriff. Tor
Territorial and County licenses. cos AZ
Gambling licenses ..... lax a
do do-To cash from Geo. Ainslie. Dis
trict Attorney. del. taxes for 1878. 206 u
March 6-To cash from s. Stewart. Sheriff.
Territorial and County licenses. S06 90
Gambling licenses. q 40
do do by cash from Geo. Ainslie. Dis.
trict Attorney. delin. licen, 1878. u %
March l6-Ry cash from Geo. Richards
District Clerk. All Gee. 6nes.... IS 90
All Chung, hues.. % 90
90 ~ Pom Yam, Aues.. Is 90
Bow Kay. hnes.. % %
Luck jaw. hnes Is 90
H. II. h. Brown. % 90
P. DOnohoe...... 20 90
-. Gee Chung..... Is 90
a.,,, A-Ao cIsn rom wing KeH, hne.. 26 90
April Ito cash from 8. Stewart, Sheriff.
Territorial and County licenses. 80 90
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

FAST FREIGHT l.lNE.--Scc advertise.
ment Of Dodge 4 Brock in another
column.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

e e AsHerass 8osrt y csns.te sisssrs y B,iss
The County Treasurer's Report for the
quarter ending April tho srd, 1870, IL re-
specially submitted.
JonN BRoDBncx,
Treasurer.
1R76
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

THE great trouble III ferreting out
the stage robbers Is that the partici-
pants arc A. great Il lying - in steal
ing. Should the wI,ole gang CONF
forward aud with lmnds appraised
swear tllst With ! 'litths hstclet they
- - .lt ont nf fhe treasure
~ - ~ et e,slll ~ =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

=. lss11seltx : ca. 10 Dnls 1tse
Pask sev. ESx 1sEk. aaAio1 chassas
.ed that the Board tsko ! rc|
until one I'm.
pso.eat. = ) -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14
CHILDREN,s TOY
Aicf whieh Win -

~SOLD CHEAP FOR CASE
~ nook. IN my line, aos SounA in NJ
S = ofose. b procured Il The soOFsoee 2
A:sssa peioss-ny lhe6l1e3se 1os - deen
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14

ACDITON's REPORT FOR QUARTER
ENDING APRIL 3rd, 1870.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

This way you have got iuto here
lately, my dear, of going on down
town every night "a hea, the news
from that everlasting election Is not
pecomiBg in the father % a family,
who ought Co he at hume along With
his poor wife Rnd chiI ircu. J have
stood IL Just as long A. intend to
stand It, aud " Il nin't stopped, aud
that mighty quick, T. 70 Just you, ms
love, what ] viii d,-yon needn't
snore; | know you are awake, beside
its very rude aud naughty Of you to
snore when the vile Of your bosom il
toying TO reform yea. ] will, a. I said
before, do this, <sse as your name ir
Peter-T tcU scl'd fer mar
Then ! stays at home, old woman,
every time, said the brute.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25
APopuIar Book Mousse.

Amid the general duilness In nearly
every husiGess it is gratifying t. note
that the book trade is in a furnishing
condition, more new books being
turned out by the large huuses than
usual ut this time, whilst the sales
show corresponding increase. This
ia mainly due 10 the advent of the cool
evenings, we ieh are always reading
time. There can be no solitude arneIg
intelligent people whilst booksnf every
imaginable description esn be bad,
and at such reasonable prices as now.
The publishing house Oft. d. Petersen
q Brothers, Ma SIS Cheat nut street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, one OF
the mort extensive and reputable
ho,iess In the country, have maize LID.
sral preparations for this season's trade.
Asr .ge numi.er OF new books have
teen issued within the PAST three
mouths, whist others have been re.
Issued whose pre9inu- esiitinus had
teen exhausted, Rut tEis house can
now boast of having oue of the largest
and best selected stocks Of books from
which readers can v ish to select. They
will send their catalogue 70 any address
II written for, aud it contains list of
the writings OF such popular authors
AS Airs. Southworti. Mrs. stephens.
Mrs. Hentz, Mrs. WnTtieId, Mis- Da-
puy. Mrs. Wood, Charles Dickens,
Charles Lever, Alexander DuGaas,
Wnkis Collins, @. w. NJ. Res nolds,
George Saud, and naahy nhters.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

lie was very ragged. sery dirty, aud
very digniiied; aud tutton- boiling n
prospecting stranger, vino was gazing
psnsiyely at rustic maiden dipping
snufi, he sand: Pardon the. hat the
condition ofthe country breaks down
all form "a between free men. Your
name is---?''
"Cholmondeley,n said the stranger.
"First nameT'
"Auaustus."
well tiu-, have been thiuk,ng
over the national truuhls, and | eou
clude that my friends do not quite u.
derstand where I stand on this ques-
ton Of the election. My Democracy
has been impugEod. IL has been said
on the street that ] am iishy. frue, I
differ with Lamar, aud fear thnt I
am not exactly 10 accord with
WatterSon, bot my views must be
taKen a. those OF one Who desires nc
position under the govern ment- thave
You got twenty-five cents about yoGl
c'othes7--Oh, tuauk you land re
gsrdr his country nrst. There has
been ssystematic attempt to break mt
down, but, sir, my record has been
clear for twenty years; aud the mat
or sel OF men who attempt to bress
the. Colouel soberson, down. must ris,
early, Gus-must rise early" Aud he
wihked, aud walked on.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

The hery aud chivalric editor ot the
Phantom Hin Cayote. was In town
and called yesterday. We gave ldm
our seat aud stood bumbly gazing at
the great msn who holds al unorgsn
he'd county IN the hollow Of bis hand
snd has babies named fly him without
limit IL DO not wish, Colonel, 90 ex
cite my people unnecessarily, cue the
Cayote must aud will speak in thun.
der tones against the deep aud damuS
Ink conspiracy Matched by hsll>born
demons agaias, the brightest Jewel 10
the diadem 10 thi- great republic. The
Cayote, true 20 its grand old traditions.
will battle In the death for the right. ("
and he aimed at the stove and let ny
sstream Of tobaeco ju.cx equal 20 a
soda fountain in ctlerity.0
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

Mandy kaihne il a very tony young
lady VINO moves in the upper eol0red
circles, aud j. about the color of new
saddle. She had "a CART froIu Mr.
George Washington johnson. who is
not wholly uncOnnected with the wal
ter business, requesting the .'houors of
keepin' kGmpny wii' her ga select
"pyarr meeiin' onto SaDdy.n
Mandy got the lady OF The houso 10
read the note, aud whit her Visits
wac wondering who wonid get supper,
determined to accept Mr.. Jonussu's
card.
AT the appointed hour her Romeo
rounded in aud said he was ready
"Whar's yo express, Mr Johnson ~
Express, you crazy gal. ain. get
no expressn
"Mr. Johnson, II you thinks
im goin' TO walk plum out
yopder 10 the; church, which it's q
mile ef irs a foot, you is sic&. Now,
you heerd my horn"
go way, chile. l is much quality
as you is, aud ef kin wais, you kin.r
"You call yUss6 gemmau and AK q
lady 20 walk tree nile wid you, you
triilin' black limit Oars de gate; don't
you show y1 face sgin, man, or III
burn you wild Il ehunk.p
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

ers " ,hs world. Her envoy. exsrsar.
iiIsry aud ministers rienipo,eptiars
Seald have carried the fasne OF he,
'oidiers and statesmen TO every land.
The dag % her navy would have been
greeted with honor in every port. Her
journalists aud historians would bavc
spread over the world the richness 81
heF so.l, tho saluhrity OF her climate,
The matches beauty OF her sweeping
prairies, the loyeliness, grace and.virise
II her women.
=" Let us hope that the exalted patriot
'sm and statesmsuship, qutekeaed 10y
tie exigencies Of the houf, aud true L.
it love OF liberty and republican insti-
uiions, may avert the impending dan
tsrs which seem to gather around snd
overshadow the liberties OF the people,
and that the country may stand TIA,
shock aud strain OF the present crisis
aud come oat Of the tire purified into q
stronger and more indisso.uh!e Union.