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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17
THE NOMINATION.
How n was Received Here.

The proceedings OF the Republican
Convention Yesterday, AT Cincinnati,
were watched with great interest by
our people, particularly by those of the
Republican party. Some of the shin
Ing lights thereof, AS well as the coored
brother, were all ears, to catch the
latest news. The HERALD Bulletin
Board was the centre OF attraction all
day, and as each ballot was recorded
the destiny OF the country was settled
by the crowd OF street.corner politi-
clans.
The general impression among the
Democracy was one Of disappointment
at Blaine's not being nominated, az
they were confident OF defeating the
vindictive, malignant exponent of the
bloody-shirt party. The nomination
Of Hayes and Wheeler, however, is
admitted to be- u more serious matter,
aud will demand nomination Of
greater strength ut st. Louis, particu.
larry as the platform Of the Republl.
cans Is for reform, aud the whole gang
OF GRANTEES and official plunderers
were thrown overheard, to try and save
the ship. The moro thoughtful Demo.
Gratis however, see In the no,aination
only greater incentive to Increased
exertion on the part OF the Democra.
cy, and the necessity for the profound.
est political sagaclty and wisdom In
the choice ofa standard bearer, aud
are confident that Victory will perch
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Cumberland NIII

On Thursday night the citizens Of
this popular part OF the city enjoyed
an excellent trent IN the closing exer-
cises Of the Dallas Seminary.
The building, which was handsome
ly decorated, was full to overlooking,
there being larger and more fashion,
able crowd present than has ever
gatheredrt any one time on the Hill.
Zoo much pra ise cnpnOt be given Mira,
Miller, and her worthy assistants, NJ ISIS
kittie Davenport and Mr.. Grove, for
the proficiency shown 10y the pupils.
The musical performance under the
direction Of Miss Davenport, deserves
especial mention, The selections We're
all good, and the performers showed
excellent training
Another most pleasant feature OF the
performance WAS the paper edited by
Misses Rosa Lacy and Jessie l,antz. 1t
was very SPICY anu interesting, and
showed good deal of editorial ability
Oh the part Of the young ladies, But
If we were to attempt to describe all
the pleasant features OF the perform
ance we would be compelled to give
the entire program which would
occupy too much space. In closing
we would say that this school, under
the able administration OF Mrs. G. II.
w. Miller, is becoming exceedingly
popular. 1t Is located delightfully."-
and parents would do well to examine
into its merits. We believe In patron
izing home institutions, especially
when we have good ones.
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Captain j. q. Eblin goes to Tenne'-
see, thence to the Centennial
Colonel George Noble, the prince OF
railway superintendent, will be here
tonight.
#. w. Teasdale, Esq, OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway re-
turned yesterday from HOUSTON.
General Il. M. GNno, of this city,
left on the o'clock train yesterday
evening, for Kentucky, on II visit to
his family. He will remain all sum
mer.
Mr.. Durand, General Superintendent,
aud Mr. j. Waldo, General Passenger
Agent, of the Central Railway, togeth-
err with an excursion party from
Houston, were expdG;eG .gst evening.
Judge Burford presides in the Dis
trict Court with dignity aud impair
TALLY, and il not only patient and at'
tentiYs, hut habltnally courteous and
consderate. In ooaduGt.ng The bust
ness Of the court he Is ably assisted By
that clever gensleman and able law
yer, G. n. Aldredge, ESD Marion
Moou, lGsG, our vigtIant and prompt
Sheriff aud Mr.. ha.YQ9d, the capable
Clerk Of the District Court. me bar
cannot but congratulate themselves
upon being able to try their cases UNI
der such IN administration OF justice,
while the people wRQ elected the pres
ent officers haye no reason 10 uius. for
their choice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH,
Financial.

NEw York, June l5--Money 2ga per
Sterling exchange arm sixty days, " N74i
do sight, ~ 8DA. ,,.o
per cent aud Nat.
Government bonds iIn,
state securities quiet.
Railroad bonds strong,
Odd opened al ll21t and closed at ll29s
Prime mercantile paper $780, per cent, cent,
urer dlsbursed S2li,O COO; clearings, 2O,OOlOOO'
Commercial.
ST LOUIS, June l4.--Hemp nominal g5@l 70
Flour dull ana nominal; only local tfaaei
I'm superhne, 80 75@9 25i low and medium
grades, SlQli.d0iE, 81 1898 S5i XXI SiHl 25i xxx
81 75g6 70. Wheat lirmi little DOING No 2 fall,
81 W.; No. 3 do, vi % Did, Corn nrinefi NO.
,, mixed, i2A@i22c CASH No =, mixed, ~
3OHc cash Rye tlrm at B5c. Barley nothing
doing. Oats demand light; market lower;
No 2 3O6g3OAc, Butter dull and weak;
choice yellow dairy, lS@0c;do country store
2lal5c. Eggs lirmer; Jobbing ut he. Hay
Nat; prairie ~ cOgl0 10. Pork quiet ana
steady: joObing $40. nry salt meat firm and
held Mt 7glO :nndl01ac asked aqlOe Did lor
clear nh Bacon Letter NJ lON@lJA and lO1sc.
Lard Rrmefi summer, 1915 Whisky wanted
vi 81 OSH.
BALTIMORE, June l5,--Corn-Westprn mlx-
Cd, dScN
CHICAGO, June l3-Flour high grades
81 2ja5. Wheat No. 2, spring, 81 Oi3s
spot and July. Corn hrmer; No. ii54c spot
and July; i5lsc June. Oats easter; No. ., Dhc
spot. Rye hrm at7lhc' Barley; fair demand
ave s'8pH,
ST.. LOUIS. June l6.--Cattle receipts l,iJ0
head. Market higher good demand; good 10
choice native steers, "a Bj@5 OO; medium to
mir, 81 OO@i 5Oi pony, " 1b@4 %; butchers,
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An Oriental traveller describes this bus
spene witnessed on historic shores; "Our
ste inner landed on II beach which was the
port of Antioch, whore the disciples We're
first called Christians. There was no town
ut the waters edge, no people, no wharf.
The passengers and merchandise were put
ashore In lighters, which ran up into the
sand. troop OF camels, with their drivers,
lay on the beach, ready TO transport the
goods into the Interior. Among the articles
landed were boxes marked u. &. aver 4 Co.,
Lowell, Mass. u. $. A. showing that they
contained medicine and whence they came.
These with other goods were hoisted on the
backs Of camels, for transportation to An
tioch. Thus the skill ofthe West sends back
It's remedies to heal the maladies of popala-
tions that iuhdhit the 5e Eastern shores,
whence our spiritual mama came.-[ Wind
SOr (Ntl Chronicle.
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Millinary Goods lr,A linn Cn.t I

AIS, iraison, 5lt Main street, for the next
sixty days, I viii sell my entire stock Of
Summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
cent loss than importing figures, in order to
make room for n Fall stock. This reduction
inciudos trimmed rs well az untrimmed
goods. Come aud satisfy yourselves OF the
fact. All orders for Millinery Goodspromptly
attended TO. Jurbnn and Centennial hats
daily received. may3O-tf
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Our Centennial Notice 20 Com mittee.
men.

Each and every member Of the vari-
GUS committees appointed by the ex-
ecutive committee are especially re.
quested to be ut the Courthouse ut s
p. IN. Saturday, June II, and as this IL
u matter Of heartfelt interest to every
member Of our community, 1t is hoped
that every citizen will consider HIM
self a committee Of one and attend this
meeting, as well rs work earnestly to
help forward our celebration to o
grand success. BY order Of
EXECUTIVE coN1uTTEE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

DO you need purgative for any purposeP
Then try one bottle OF DR.. C0loman's Con
seatra.ed White sulphur Springs Water and
you VIII forever afterwards discard pills and
other drastic purgatlyes. It's effect IL safe
ana sure, and entirely free from gripping
nausea or any unpleasant feeling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

DALLAS, Texas, Juno 10, 1876.
The partnership of Vert, Smith II Co., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. j. b.
and A. M. Vert retiring, the business viii be
conducted at the old stand, Gus En- street,
by the new arm OF LeRke Il smith, who are
alone authorized to collect the debts due the
old hrm-they also pay ali liabilities.
junel6.d3t LEAKE Il SMITH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

Tho members of Dallas Engine Company
No, | are hereby ordered TO meet ut their
hall this Saturday evening, June nth, ut
half-past seven O'clock important business,
by order Of A SANGER, President,
H. Il, ELLIS Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17
DALLAS TEX AS,
SATURDAY MORNING -: JUNE II.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
For Sale

House und lot on Sycamore street; eight
rooms; vol finished; good well and Olsterni
good stable, with line OF pipo running rom
well 10 stable. WIN sell for one'half cash.
ono-halfin one and two years, with Interest,"
or will tako two or three horse or mule teams
IN part pay ment. Apply ut my residence, on
sycamore street. 40 DENT
InnnlO.d2W
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ny request the ladies OF Dallas, MIR. n.
lralson, the Main street Millinery and I'M
porting House. has ordered, received aud
now has on exhibition n lot OF black, white
and brown straw turbans ut reasonable
prices maylSdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

All advertisements from parties Win
whom We have no account, must DO PAID
All advertisements must be handed In DO.
fore or. M, 10 insure insertion VI inc next
XII Job Work, except 10 parties win
whom we have current accounts, must DC
pAID YoR ON DELIVERY.
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upon the banner of the Democracy
The race will be hot one and n giants
work ia to be done. The Democrats
are determined to acquit themselves
like men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

In sparscly settled districts, wncro medical
aid Is often difficult and sometimes imposSi-
Die to obtain, II is extremely desirable for
families TO have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com
prehcnslve in its curative operation, perfect
ly pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Woie's
Schlcdam Aromatic Schnapps possesses all
the requisites of II family medicine.
maridSwly (n
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parisian Millinery Store,

Mrs. u. Typos, 6l2 Main street, IL now In
hor new and elegant store, with the finest
stock of all the latest styles millinery goods
oyer br,ueht To this city. sho " also daily
receiving new goods from the East.
mayer dim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17
]. V. ChIIders,

Surgeon and Physician, Once, No, 4 slain
street, up stairs, Room NOS, whore ho VIII
be found At all hours, both day and night.
lan9l.dti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

For the week ending u NJ, Friday, June
10, 1875. Furnished exclusively for THE HEX
AID by V. Il. Evans, Reporter In inns oi'S
for the National Cotton Exchange
l,,,,I, an, hnnd SeptenheT lst. $50,
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DIED.
CoitOn Statement

sPRAGUE In this city, on the l3lh INST,
MARION A., wife OF y. A. Splaguti age -
NcAra md D month";.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

There WI be no services at the Elm
street Presbyterian ChArch Tomorrow,
in consequence Of the absence vi the
pastor, Rev. A. =. Smith.
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Waniodl

To exchange vacant lots In city for horses,
mulos or oxen. Address Lock Box $40, Dali
las, Texas may9-dlm
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J. @. Booth q Co.

Auciionoers. 400 Elm street, Auction sales
every day. Buys and &c lis second hand fur
nltnrc, horses, ponies, etc. inayD-du
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CITY BUSINESS.
Attention, Firemen (!

Hot and Cold Baths az Wilson's, No
iii EIni s,rr"I. DECIDEDLY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-17

NEW YORK, June l5--Money 2ga per
cont, ,,., q, mn.
do sight, ~ SM. ,..... ,oo
per cent aud hat.
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GUYUTWpNT UOUub UIUIl
state securities quiet.
Railroad bonds strong,
Odd opened al ll2l4 and closed at 1928,
Prime mercantile paper 1906 per cent.
Custom receipts, S2lBOOO; Assistant Treas
urer disbursed S2li,00O; clearings, so, OOO,OOO.
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On Tuesday. June ~. at 9 O clock

The business to be transacted Is of para
mount i'm portance, and II Is desired that no
stockholder will be represented by proxy
Proxy IL dangerous expedient when great
each stakeholder should be present.
g. I. WILBURN,
President Educational Association.
June ~, lhe. junlati2I
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Stockholders Of Dallas College,

The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Educational Association will
be held in the office OF y. l.. May, on Elm
street, In the city OF Dallas,
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a<The law of compensation assigns clever

- i ne law OF compensation assigns eleven
feet o. snow as Utah's winter portion.
aS-A school of medicine for women is TO be
opened In Brussels in December.
~ j ohm Chandler Avery, of BOsfon haS
been Murdered al Nassau, N p. by sailors
az The run1or gains credence that Queen
nlctoria. viii onen the coming session OF par
Lament in person.
well-kn0wn in this country and Europe, die1
IN PittSburg yesterday.
s1-The Pope has protested against the vio-
lation OF the concordat in Bavaria by the
civil marriage law.
,rSC. p. Leverick, president OF the bank of
New York, died suddenly yesterday in New
York.
sS-Wm. Cameron died at New York YES
terdsy nom injuries received on New Years
DAY, having been stoned by gang of boys.
sSThe struck jury In the Tweed case has
Deen quashed on account of the defect in the
list OF names.
rY-Washington Hays, of Butts county, Ga.
has lost three sons through gunpowder &C
cIdents. The last of three was killed on
Christmas.
eSJohn knight killed his wife in Balti-
more yesterday by throwing her down
the broken glass cut her throat.
~An application for a receiver for the
Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad is about
TO be made on account OF alleged corrupt
management OF the road.
nIThere have been heavy falls of snow In
Spain and the south OF France. Three hum
dred soldiers have been frozen TO death In
Russia.
~James Brady, aged eight, while play
Ing with revolver In the house of James
Stewart, at Lancaster, Pa. discharged the
weapon, killing SON Of Mr.. Stewart only
six years old.
RIA resident OF Ottawa, Can, having a
horse that he found useless, drove IL into the
bush on cold night. chopped the hoofs of
the poor animal in order 70 get its shoes and
then left IL to its wretched fate.
~ Mississippi democrats ask for an amend
ment 10 the state constitution, providing
that no citizen shall vote unless he can write.
Northern and southern democracy differ
IN. Y. Herald.
1.-THE Pail Mail Gazette ridieules the
warning 10 Spain given by the London
Times, and fntima.es that IL Spain was
stronger such an article would never have
been published.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE BEECHER COUNCIL.
ONE CHURCH WON'T JOININ.
A CALIFORNIA INVESTIGATION,
THE CRISIS ~ FRANCE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The ra.fS An Exnaea


LONDON. Jan. IL Iae Paris CORES pOnlcnf
.. The Times ttlograpAs 3d. Is generally be-
lirNco thar the ministers. while agreeing on
ile ser al 80 81 ~ the progra mne, will dif-
t'I ID fsgaNi - details Ca llU other han 4.
~ Wow 81 luitDre's rasolute affitsde. Mar
mai NscN anon and NJ Buffet 10 u Thought
iEtlA Will hesitate 20 embark on a neltry
va c. might entail ser .puS results
\ spec 81 dispatch from Par, % ;he Pan
MAJ Ia % SAYS t.H TguramCIt from the
cabinet ,f Leon SAY, the minister 90 luancc.
appears rlT,.lu. rOf rtils landing trp deui-
as EEtl>Arf. Tue other members viii
probably remain. 4 cabinet council was
hgig af Eool 80 ,ay a. wa.cI Marshal Mac
n, D. n Ir0-i. rl.
NziT from 4 wreck.
\ name board uarECl "htrk.~t Queen"
nFs been washed ashore lear Csrnsoro
Points. Ireland. ana some Barge Nards near
Als.EoE ll the same vicinity. Toe Ameri-
can ship Harvest s1Ceu lC.l san Francisco,
August -Ttg, and arrived a. Queenstown
Dec. -tfl. Sue sailed again l1r Liverpool on
The SIN Ui January and b. h. feaIe. that she
las been lost win aI hands.
Failure
~ a Co. metal merchants 90 b rmfugnam.
Their Liabilities are FL, 90 l1uIds stisiiug.
SNOW ia EugIaud.
The weather "a. SAP ln London and vicinity
Is SNOWY.
Victoria
TIE Times has reason % believe that the
Queen VIII person ally open the sH-sInus OF
Earliamcul accompanied oy the Princess OF
Wales.
George Augustus SaIa.
TIE Liverpool GOufler's London cores
rCDdeGt states that GEORGE Augustus Sala Is
very lil, and that his recovery Is doubtful.
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AFrauduicut Land Claim,

SAN FRANCIsCO, Jan. 1.-The committee
OF the state senate charged with the lnVesti-
cation OF the alleged fraudulent claim OF
George W. Ellis 10 portion OF the Mission
creek tide-lands adjourned to-day. Toe tes-
timony indicates that the matter was fixed
up 10y Ellis and his friends and an attorney
10 create aud perpetuate n claim % the lands
adverse u the city. II = not believed that
Ex-Governor PaclleSS was a party IN any way
10 the fraud Otherwise than ia sgling the
deed 10 Ellis. relying upon the statsments OF
other pers oLs as 10 tie CaaraC er OF the In
strument.
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SusRensiau.

LANCASTER PA, Jan. ll.-rhe Inland In
surance aud Deposit company OF this city
closed its doors this morning. The directors
ascertalnlDg tie condition OF affairs made a
cor sign ment 10 :. II. Reynolds, a prOmi-
nelt lawyer ofthis city. II is supposed the
assets will pay the general depo sitOrs. There
is very little known as 10 the real condition
Of lle affairs Of the companv.
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BUFFALO, Jan. 1.-THE jury IA the case OF
Geo. ID. Lord. eX assembly man and a prom
inent canal contractor, who has been on trial
here on charges Of bribery, failed ID agree
and were discharged.
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Four Lake CaHtafnS Drouned

= ulNf.Itu ITOIn I'eLTllt NfHfUs LIaI f1uT
lake captains. named Craig. Dare. McCor-
mick aud one unknown. are Supposed u
have bJcn drowned In Lake Michigan. near
hlngSNlile, Michigan, yesterday. white at
tempting 10 reach Point An Pelee an a small
sail beat. y lnau il positive that he saw the
toat 20 down.
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LABOR REFORM MEETING IN NEW YORK.
In New York large meeting of working
men was held at Cooper Institute last nj ght,
which was addressed by Peter Cooper, l..
Thompson, Alex. Troup, T. j. Dreamer and
others. Mr.. MADDOX read a long address
from the workingmen 10 Congress, in which
II was stated that the policy of the govern
ment, however patriotic, was mistake in
reference to the financial interests of the
country. They pray that Congress use its
wisdom 10 relieve the distress brought upon
the working classes and those who purchased
property and make contracts upon the faith
ofthOSe conditions of value made by the cur
rency and credits Of the government. Toe
addresses closed with resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted, declaring that
the working people repudiated old parties
which are controlled by mOnOpolists and OPP
POSED 10 the best interests of the people, de-
ciaring themselves in favor OF the organiZa-
II, OF new party based upon the principles
OF liberty, equality and justice 10 labor. and
requesting all labor organizations TO send a
delegation TO future meeting to assist in
forming central committee OF the labor
reform party.
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THE BEECHER COUNCIL
One Church that Has FnOugh Of che


INV YORK, Jan. 1.-The Central COngre-
eatioLal church, o. Brooklyn, REV. Dr.
Scuddet - last evening. after a sharp de-
bate. passed a resolution by a two IN irds
vote not 10 participate IN the MoultOn-
Beecher council. considering TIE further agi-
talon 81 The question as detrimental 20
Christianity ana socially demoralizing.
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Served Him Rf-nt

MinerJ. Charles, toe young man VINO com
mitted a rape on Miss Sivthari while a.
cortirg her 10 tie house Of her relatives n
Marsaw, lnu ana. three weeks ago, was YES
to-day sentenced 10 sixteen years imprisou
mont
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Death OF Gen. Gordon Granger.

SANTA FE, y. NJ, Jan. l0.-Great sorrow
is felt I'm this city tonight al the death OF
Gen. GordOn Granger. A few weeks since
the general was Frustrated by a stroke OF pa
ralysiS. but rom which he had nearly recOv-
cred. This afternoon about O'Clock he was
again stricken by apOpleXy, and without re-
gaining couSeiouSness died AT 9 O'Clock.
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mctilated. He cited the testimony OF pr.
Jon es, who was required To b-lug his report
on the ALdCTsonyille prison u The WiriE
trial. He did so, and ne gave 10 into the
hands of the judge advocate. and when
brought upon the stand as witness taSii-
fed that his report had been mutilatei, the
excuses given by the officers ard dorunl aufs
showing the efforts made 70 alleviate the
condition OF officers suppressed. Anl this
u stmouy, he said. with these mCtilatiOns,
lad been MED away in the document rooms
a history.
He next referled to the Writ trial. and said
that here was a trial that lasted three
months, and over hundred and sixty " L
DesSCS were examined, with the whole coun-
Try under military deSpOtISm. aud every ore
seeking favor with the government: yet WIN
al these there was not a word ELECTED 70
connect the name OF Jefferson Davis with
the scenes at AnderSonviIle.
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THAT BLANCHARD BoY.-James Blanch-
ara, The precocious little reprobate who has
Deen peIsohatlng Charley Ross at st. Adams,
received grand ovation when he reached
his home in Milford on Friday. A cores
Iondent of the Springfield Republican thus
describes 1t: The streets were crowded, and
his weeping mother clasped the little liar to
her bosom and promised not to whip him
He dropped a tear or wohimself but, on tue
whole, was comfortably happy, especially as
adOpt him" 80 ~