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1476 acres, 800 acres farming-land, with i'm
prOvcmcnts, plenty of wood and water, fine pas
lure, twenty-five miles west from Austin, i'll
Travis county
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Can be cured. Why ;
b ause we have
red hdndreds OF
cases, some OF them
being given over to
die by all physicians of
other sch Iol- of pra =
tic. Consumption Is 4
disease of The Air pas
sages, and over .wo-
thirds of the causes are
eau ed by Catarrh.
We guarantee a cure
If you will come in 5, a
son.
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an DR.. BOHANNAN's
~ "a DEG "a EhK Marriage Guide illustrated
aEs ~ ~ - ~ HEk With numerous Cravings
AHhE EHE - x iTUa lie chss al tac in
~ k8Nkn HskEE6N COurtship. Marriage, the
u ~ =. u Physiological Mysteries
NHEEEh4H kyR and Revelations 0 tile
= - . Sexual System how 20
cknd Of Diseases with hundreds of valuable receipts
Who Should the pedImcnts to marrirge their
ure and crc Treats all Diseases fully explaining their
causes symptoms and means to iiis comfy rally
scientific work Oithe kind pub she'd ard Is complete
in every rcpcrt. Sent securely scaled receipt
Address. IT c. 4. rOA SNAN. sjly North Filth street
s.. Lou' -" Established in Is5.
oc4 3m
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DOR SALE.

Z
81 acres Of land, and improvements, IL n -
west Of Georgetown, on the South Gabriel: OF
will sell i've acres with the improvements
dwell ing house with rooms and hall, cistern,
out-houses, and q crib that viii hold 500 or coo
bushels OF con; 40 bearing peach t-~es. The
place is well inciosed, mostly with stone n.
James knight, of Georgetown, will take great
pleasure IN showing the property TO anyone tkat
viii call on him, or apply to.
ocS N B. SWEENEY. Austin.
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FoR SALE.
nor SALE.

Five hundred and hfteen acres OF land with
the imI rovemeuis. miles east Of SieOrgetown
in Williamson county; Sd sores til able land I;
80 acres were cultivated this year, making nne
crops; plenty Of wood and water, and in good
neighborhood. III you want 10 bur = good farm
90 md zee Il. Mr.. j. L. Rnckef, OF Georgetown,
will take great rieasure in showing the farm 10
any person wishing 10 purchase, or Apply to
N B. SWEENEY. Austin, Texas
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Why: b,cIuse Asthma
is a Ct ntract on # the
rome inl Tube,
1 caused by inilamma
! tiou ard irritation of
/ the mucus III nb ane
lining the Bronchial
I Tubes. Use OXyg IL
atcd Air us We Will di-
/ rec, ana We vii war
rant cure v e have
cured ca -es OF 20 years
standing.
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SEE WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY
AUSTIN DOLLAR STORE.
DIG CONGRESS AVENUE,
ont Boekb low New ouu House..

: Ecam ~ NOtc Paper.
! >ct Ivory CRcs> Men.
numirucs.
! Telescope.
! Bowie Knife and sheath.
! SiSs Ladder.
l Real Hair Switch.
] S-yeT Napkin Ring.
flated Napkin Rings.
! J arEe Max Doll.
russia Wallet.
l StvrynSCuis,
! Large Looking Glass.
! trnmh Pan aud Brush.
! Ia I Elc-au, Vases
l Elegant Card Basket.
! solid Geld Ring.
! Go,d.plaIed Finger Ring.
] Gold plated LOckvI-
l Nice | mhge Ia
l w aih"r House.
l View Rack.
! Lantern.
l Twenty key Concertiua.
! God Pm aud Holder.
l Market Basket.
! Large Drum.
3 Steel Dining kniY0s. Silver Plate
] Backgammon Bolrd, complete.
l Box Of Elegant Stationery.
Par Ladies Kid GaUntlcis.
- Linen Pocket Han kcrchiefs.
Large SILK Pocket handkerchief
l Silver Plated Cake Basket.
! Large Clothes Hamper with covel
! Bronze Bracket Lamp, with
CHIMNEY and X lccior.
] Family Package. containing &c
Oscfu, Articles
! Combination Tool and Handle.
! Silver plated 5-bottle Caster.
! Splendid Photograph Album.
! Work Basket.
| Back Walnut Writing De K.
. Heavy Silver-plated Butter
l Pair Gold-plaicd Sleeve Buttons.
! Cartridge Pistol, Nickel Pla,c.
l Bureau with three drawers.
SHOT. Wire Breakfast Castor.
IL Pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose.
IL Pairs Mems Cotton Hose.
Bronze lvv Stand tdoublcl.
l Bronze Bracket, Lamp and Re.
Hector.
/ Tw'lvt-hladc Pocket Knife.
l Genuine Mcgrschaum Pipe.
! Genuine MeSrschaum Cigar
Holder.
! Carving Knife, Fork and Steel.
Set 4 n spoons.
Large Walnut Frame, glass, back
and mat.
! + cnch- plate Toilet Mirror
A good line Of Ladies and Gent,
underwear.
/ Set Mathematical Instruments.
4 Lava Flower Pots. decorated.
l Box Crandall's Blocks, large
size.
/ Large Steel Engraving IN Frame
l Glass Diamond cut Tea Set.
l Clarinet. tickle Caster.
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CATARRH!
Bronchitis!


ALL 2 f K ) o n $
thar read this are in
Vltrd TO send for Ous
large and b. uuuIuliy
iilustTat d Paper, sent
free 10 any address
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INOR SALE.

IOR SALE.
222 acres Of land and I'M ;Gvoments, 3 miles
southwest from Georgetown, viii amsUn county
and near the road from GeorgetowI 10 Ausun;
l24 acres Of which is enclosed with u stone
f,nce five feet high, p: feet wide 90 acr, In
cultivation: splendid land. and in a good neigh
borhood, in fine, healthy country; plenty Of
wood and water. You would do well TO ex
anime the farm, IL wish to buy. Call on Mr.
Jan c. knight, of Georgetown, who will show
you the place, or CAL on
NJ. y. SWEENEY,
rs Congress Avenue, Austin.
Also, several tine dwelling hsuses in good 10
cations for sale. Apply to
eos f-a.-E- NJ. B. SWEENEY
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MA !

WE GUARANTEE
T q c L X Z CoEgh :,
Colds, Dipthc in. Pnru
monia, Neura gia, and
nearly all other severe
attacks, when all other
remedies fat.
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Consumption !

PERSIA WE
CT RE. Liver and It'd
n"y complaints are I
fectualiy reached by
OXygcnatcd Air.
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! Large Wall Pocket,
! Large Towel Rack.
l ! able Clorh.
- Heavy Glass Gohlcts.
l Large Checkcruoard.
! Rocking Chair.
l Large Rock M Horse.
l Large Bead Cushi IA.
l Large { hramo in Frame.
l Trase cling Bag.
l Set Plated JcWClry.
/ Pair Plated Bracelets.
Gents Plated Chain.
/ Dol CarrsSe.
l Stove.
- Views.
| Ladies Z ated Chain.
l Beautiful Toilet set.
! Beautiful Wine Set.
Chunber Pail.
l Package lIi roys.
Package lR Toys.
IS Heavy Glass TumbicrS.
3 GOldfront studs.
/ Dozen Bone Napkin Rings.
! Nobhy Cane.
oval Stand Toilet Mirror.
l Dust Pan and Brush.
- Waiter.
/ JaAt Box
: Black Motto Fam.
Ladies' shopping Bag.
l Felt Hat
/ Large Flower Sand.
l Morocco Eil Book.
! Gents Solid GOD Pin.
l Cornet. l Trombone.
{ Plated Forks.
! Lady's Companion.
l Splendid ACCORDION.
/ Elegant Bound Book.
I Novelty Bank.
l Tammany Bank.
! ELEGANT Hassock.
! Splendid Mat.
| Frnit Dish.
/ Child's Tray.
u Nice Napkins.
II Pairs Hose.
] Shaving Set.
Clothes BIs kct.
, Feather busters.
l Package - TOYS.
! Large Tin Cart.
/ Lar-e China Tea Set.
, Sew Pans.
! Large TOY Wa Eon.
Mechanical T. CINE.
Larg Box Tools.
Beautiful Ink Bottle.
! Large frank
! Rattan Door Mat
l Large White Bed-spread.
u Linen Towels.
! Lady's Skirt.
Scholars Compa ion.
Set Nice Table Cutlery.
] Set Table Mats.
l Silver Fruit Knife.
I Smoking Set.
l Cigar Case
l VIC in. High Char.
Also 4 large assortment Of !
...assR .sAVsa NAANaA,, ..~.xl..
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Vic in. High Char.

nndi Ia
= th h use u u Gala
there
TITUS Prophet
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! Silvcr-p'atcd Call Bell.
l Eanci chief BOX.
J Bopqs, Fable,
] Mus : / lilo.
! Clock.
! Lag v .Emouica.
! Fi>h Iaskrt.
! Large Lamp.
l Cart.
! WhCc'hsrrOw.
I SfcI Ladder.
IL Co o I'd Views.
! Nursery chaiy.
! Bird Gaze.
! Elegant Work stand.
! Bronze Pitcher
Bronze Card Receiver.
] BrOuZe Match safe.
Parlor Croquet.
| Music Roll.
Crtbhagc Boanl. complete.
Autograph Album.
Leather Glove Box.
Leather Collar nox.
i.cs'u Si 'nu hoN'
! Gosd Wooden Blanket.
! lSrge Table Spread.
= : a'.,' ~. ,us paIot
, Nh n = -. = '..''s' "''N'a''u'
: NJ w S1SvpuSt ~,
] Fine shirt. Linen ROsom.
- ' vlNet Top lia>soSh.
-, 800, W ha'Shonc W hip,
~ M, n,a' III, lN'1.' an" nat
= p,- in'S , isAii~sN'
7 usr , N,, I,,r ''''"''
: n itaLu n'i - ~" ",
= ~ N'isv q. NNs.
! camp Shair, inldlnS,
LOU lsn Iv'c'
- -, liSI t'"'A'
Nu'io ray
- -,
~ nu'' a. ":
"uiO0v" w a'i'''
~ Cap.
! Silk Fan.
] parchrsi Board.
! Box Paint.
! Opera Glass.
"Hi' iNs'N i'Nl Sc
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CaufIonx

The are unprinciplcd persons In Boston and
elsewhere that are putting up BOGUS LIQUID
and trying to pain ii off a. MY TRsTNENT, or
OXygenated air and cl aiming it TO be like miae.
None genuine unless The words "DR. TOWN
SENDS "NNGENATED AIR" ARE BLOWN IN
BOTTLE AND T. RTAIT ON LABEL fe20 dSw1y
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THE STATE OF TEXAS

SEND CSC. to G. P. ROWELL & CO., New
NYork for Pamphlet OF 100 pages containing
list OF 5000 newspapers, and estimates showing
cost OF advertising ann w1vr
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Men 70 'rava. snd establish agencies 10 every
town for our new and perfectly flreprrOf = as
Chimneys and lsmp. Business permanent, ssh
easy; nO pcddliuE. FlRESlDE MFG CO.
Pittskur5 h, Pa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-11
Der US q n b Z.
Nrieifer . NerfoI0nmA.

pulen, 10. Suit. Man lhreibt Der
@ermanta Ser olS 0anoeISmann In
SGwerin q. @. Serbaftste 0eiAlibe
eoea ftano am ii. B. wseen bstaliden
Yafortsens Der erleotetsn oOrtisen fas
tbplildsn parp6ie cor BEN RretSaes
rtGte In S&wetin. aneefIa9t In Dieiem
Sabre sut 6ferlfhcn Belt alte frdnf!the
YerlOnsn 8stdte seb5,t, etnIse Srante
NIT rem Sierbslaframentsn oerlsben.
sebn Ma! BET perlh!cneuen Ebdsen tn
@e9enwoTi DON oretperlonen Hie heilise
Ms15e seleFen unb etneIaufe Doroenoms
men Az BADEN. Ser Staotscnpait Bee
antraote cine @eIonrafe Don 1888 M.
erent. 1877 Sage @sfdnantb. Na6 Der
Serurtbeilun8 waso Ct aus Der pisr@
wS6entlt&sn unteriuhan9shaft tnts
ll@Sen. ShDn friber nor 2oga, wetl
Ct bic @farre, D6ife 81 Mcnate acmis
uifirirts, BON peH aretsQeyi6te in poln,
2t1a Ia 746 Sb!r. go. nj. Is Wonaten
Dsfduenib psrurtbsilt wcrosn, peld
Isbtere or. ia sr aiht Sablen fpnute, ab.
geleiYen bat.
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ct. Yaul It. StDur Gtty.

@dFfrrrid nn6 Se;cs grprt6 perIoHfn Ct. paul s. 90
Netn1 uns lem tn on In CT. gouI II e gErm. Ger.
lafen Minne0pplts ttia Itnreorrlis II G {. Quuts q.
ST. 2 40 Todrt., unb irnmen on II 81 gprm.
ct. Sdnt8 Mcepnrm Cfa Gr-NuI fen ct. Saul z 10
@crrn uni fcrnmt an IN ct. paul 6 SO gtaGr. Ger
Last ID mr. eopDlis tEio Iiuntapriis unb Ct. 2puis 81.
81 "a Born. unt TOM mt On 6 50 9laGnt.
SGeIi6. Spuataes aISeenpnmen.
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Ratbpltf6e
Tanbfnmmen Anfalt,

gRtt approsnttpn nnb Grnpfeblune Der 5pdw'fen $. 8.
&rsbii@Sfe Spn RiLrautee unb ct Qouis unD reri&ieoenev
Der 5o6p'fsn Sti66fe bes Uefrns eeosnten wtr sessn
.Vtitte W'at b. S. einen tteinen anfane NIT elmer taibOli-
i6en 9aubffumn en= Nnfalt su MAIDEN In @crbinbuns nit
BEN 2ebrersS emtnar. DaS Bebirfnie mad elmer fctGen
Nnaalt tt uHenbur ba, unere taubaummen Sinter se.
ben an ben Staatsdnfdlten fat ale fir bic Rir6t perlp.
rem. Sic trntmen aus ~bsnieben ais lneldnbtse pber nit
prOteFantifGen anii6ten 3uri6 uno Niennonb IN 3u 5auts
Der fe etnes Beneren belebren fonn. Die nptbwenbieen
Standardization fur ZEN anfans siner .,.l&sn gnfult t6a.
nea trtr bier Ctne %tefcnbere Nusld8sn berri6ten rnb bic
Ssrbinbuns NIT btn 9etr rig emtnar. wie IS In Deutid.
lamb aut ~aa8en,ein IN, rot unter Anbere,r ben gfusen. bae
man lei6t ueue 2~tbrfrdffe ttr 9a%ubfummen ~ausbtlben
fam. aptr werbea Bite i6pn felt ~ldn9'ren Satreu anee.
n1ein berrdhrte Mfsttphe beinn unfer. tot e~infitren, rcnaa
bic Sirbsr pitflih fpreden Iernsr. 30 i7plen mir eeau
In SDttes Narten untsr hem Shuse Der Ri.Ge aus gDerf
eeben.
N1s G1tern nrn. Bic tnatfunrne 3tnter BADEN, cher
BITE 5p6r. 3. $. gfarrer. Bite iOIde 6inter in ibren Sc.
metnben triRen. TN alter spn 3 Il Sotren, nrgen e..
fdaieit ctne 9er;us oarnbsr btrihteu Bon Der araabi
Oct Anrelbun9en trerpen er5tttntbeils aud bic ge6tr6us.
gen 3ur aufnabme ~abbanatn n. tie ~natlrlia 70 biUte AsRtnl
rsreea ,Daen. als ebeu m5eli6 IL.
Sian ahreftre
Neo. Ebeo. Brilners
ct. 5raact3 Stastpn. Mitrasses
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1852

risen 8snebusns benz pplenroIfe wte
Der Idrfet eeesniber In eeneinperRdno~
It6erBetle paradsst. Der abssbauste
@lortCn bat sUr sintsen lasen bic
@~sIessnbeit pom 3uun eetrO&en, I'm,
In etnsm an pte ..bapttRtihen @emetns
ben IN NOrceferibirs" seri&tsten S&reis
ben. raS f6 banptid&It@ NIT rslistSs
fen @na''sssnbeiiea befobte, auf @runo
bee &sra6tsS, Die &estsruu9 peroe
cine @nIeibe pom eint9en Wiutonen ;u
Rrtses 8Orbersitunssn beantrassn, BEN
@ab,nst pisDer einmaI eine prtuatopr'
leIuu9 iber Die orisntaItibe polittf uno
Die n,Gtsnu5is.n Saifen sa balten'
Scnrertarsr 8etie wor IS asroee@laps
Rone. rsr tn Sabre 1870, aur 3sit bee
frans51i6 -oeuti6en RrtegeS. aIs c,
M.nsusrs prdfpsnt mar, eine dbnIshI
WIeb,fOrprruue Don 2@ilionsn an pae
paslamsnt felIte.
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uno be WaIe Ron unerfennenben 3eusniien lit
binreiaenber SereiS ieineS 9rpben Mertbes. Us lriro
ppn aer5ten uno Npcthetern einpfcblen. 4lS 8lut=
&einiger tanu e5 nl4t nbertrrien iperoen.
Se9etine 1T ni6t ol5 Sancp Getrhnf ron IhleGs
tenn 2iQucr serla6t, pelher oa8 Spfem %ruinirt, ltatt
eS Sl fdrteu.
Geillsen niht bic pielen 3ensniHe ;u ieinen Guniten
ieeein rernilnftts bentenben Meni@en2 Man leie
fieielben uno e5 ntrb fein 3peifel mebr beiteben. Sin
pielen Sanen brren ptr BON Geuten, ba6 Iie feineu IuSz
prud ilr ibre S@mer3en unb Geipen finben ~fbnnen, tpte
!. 9. no Der aan5e fbrper BON Scrcpbe!n dneefreflen
lit. SIT es mot ~htnrci4enber Sereis Der Seilfraft
res @esetine, penn CO Sbr1erjen %entfernt, ben
3orper relnist, unb nle Srantbelten barau6 e%ntiernt 2
@enn 8esetine bieS &Qe6 tbut, 1T eS niht 10 9t
ME bepieIen, hap es aud Gu4 beuen lpirp, Uenn Sbr
leioet. gEcter bieie src6e @irfun9 gSeil eS i'm
Slut, i'm circulireneen Glutbun., arbettet uno in Der
Ibat Der SrpBe Slut Geiniser lit. Die
, nletten Sranfbeiten entiprin9en aus benz Slut, uno
feline Mepijin, lpelde ni9t brett barauf binpirtt, bat
0runp Iur Mnerfennins. Wen1 ba8 9lut leblpS un6
TRACE pirb, entpeber bur6p rzSerdnceruns Dber
altmasgSs9Tel berbeisefubrt, ober bur4 Man9el an
8etresuns, unreselmdBise Oidt, poer au8 ir9enb ez
mem anpern Grnnee, 10 lit e8 boS 8eaettne, tpel6e8
cas- glut ipieber %erneusrt, bic fauIen Sdfte ou8i3eiDet
rnc ben san3en Sbrper pieler itdrtt. g%ter3te, irppbl
alS 2aien 9eben gu, bab co8 9ftan5enret9 nebr
S~oetltrafte in f6 birgt ala ra8 M~tncratrei6.
8esetine beItebt aus @ur;ctn, &inren unfariuter1.
SIS bat einen anaenebnen Gei6nad unb fam ptne
Na9tbeil etnein Sinpe 9eseben lperoen. SrauGen Sie
esq 36gern Sic ni6t e8 gu brau4en. Sic perpeu
e5 niemal3 bereueu.
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VEGETINE
Mle gaben 2iubertts entpfangen.

6putb 9erwtd, Me., II. San. 1872.
S5errn $. Or. 9teDen@:
SD lit 3ebn Sabre an gerbauunsstriisteit III it-er
idlimmiten Srrin, unp BABE Sunrerte rpn Dollars fur
Mebijlnen ou8se9eben pbne ir5eno ipelhen Grfols.
@eit september, mo i6 ansefansen Gesettne 5u
aetraudler, Bat iih meme Geiunbbeit fcrtpdbrent
s~ebeiiert. SD perroue gut unb babe Is 8funb 5u=
senrmnen. @eri&ieoene anbere bier trpbnbafte 8er=
icnen, trelhe We9ettne natmen, BADEN arpBe 2in=
beruns emrfunren. Sbr eraebeniter
Sbpmn3 6. Wppre,
GufIeber i'm Spinbelz0 faurt, Bcrt5nputb So. 8 WtnS
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VEGETINE
ka1tlt nidDt iibertro fen tuerOen.

Gbarte8tpwn.
Sperm s.. 81. Stepen8.
Stermit bcseuse iG, bab t@ S6r r8tutz Mitte"
(8e9etinei mebrere Sabre ~binourch in meiner Saz
mite sebrou6t babe, unD iA Bin her Mniiht, cap e8 in
Saaen BON s~crppbeln pber ~trebii9en Gusitld9en peer
rteumatiiten 9eipen niht ibertrDffen perpen fam.
Nts 8Iutreiniser uub Srlbiatr5=M eci5in III fie Die
bette, pelhe id, le 9ebrau6t base. SD fam babe, bieie
Mept5in nit Sutem @elpiiien beitenS empfeblen.
4htun98ppa,
WrS. u. sc. Giren1pre,
10 Muiien ct.
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8as ttGtbi0 1T.

SOfDn, 10. Sebr 1871
Senrp sc. GteeenR, $50.
meiner Sdnd@e. Se9ettne tpurbe mir beittns
e~mpfpblen unb bat mir ptelen Grrtbeil sebra6t. SD
babe ben Grtitet sebreu&t unb mad 6em Gebrau9
rerihiepener Slaiben purfe ih tpiebel berasitett.
SD bin 3uperiiGtis bab e5 feline before Mebi3in fur
Bic Safe siebt, ippfir Seeetine e~mpfrblen ptrp
unb i'd mbhte es alien Oenen beifenS enurfehlen,
ioel6e Der Gtdrfuns unD 8tererberfelunS ibret @es
{uncbeit beblirfen. 46tun9Spcn
II. G. Nettenaiu,
Tirna 6. SO. getten9iu Il &C.,,
$40. 10 State st., 8plfpn.
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Der oro6e 1uf,
groBe unO quite Neeoi3in

pslasn ids Gesctine in alien Gbeiteu ees aanbes
errunoen bat el5 cine
National Republican., 1877-11-24

SENATOR CAMERoN's committee of IN.
vcstigation into the affairs in South Caro-
lima have been ready to report for some time
but the Democrats have determined, If ii
can be prevented, that the report shall not
be made until after BUTLER's admission to
his seat. This may account for the recent
haste manifested on that question. The
Democrats know that the revelation of the
facts set forth in that report would render
BUTLER's admission very injudicious, if not
utterly impossible His guilt as an acces-
sory IN the Hamburg massacre is established
beyond question, and the proofs of it
should he made public before action on his
admission is taken. The Democrats have q
great dread Of the revelations contained
therein.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

Her aunt kopt her In this ignorant condition.
and when the lunaoy case nrst came before
the courts II was shown that she could neither
read nor writo, could not count on her fingers,
and did not know what money was. She was
then full.grown woman, But what initiated
most against her was fthat she had never
worn corset and had no knowledge Of q pull
back. Tho judge declared her to DO insane,
Since her incarceration she has been taught to
read and write, and Is now receiving tuition the
same as young girl. The physicians declare
her mind to be weak, but say that she Is not
insane. 1t shows how loosely tho laws are ad-
ministercd in tho City of Brotherly Love.
This woman never should have been sent to
IN insane asylum. A school was the place for
her. The judge who originally gave the order.
IT seems at this distance, was the moro proper
candidate for tho insane asylum. The peni.
tontiary, all will agree, should be tho nunt's
place Of abode.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Manager Jnhn I. Enrl.

John r. Ford, the renowned theatrical man. .
agcr. ia now engaged in the management of
theatres in all tho principal Southern UiLrs
from Baltimore TO New Orleans. liO Is tho
proprietor of the National, and he is well
known in this city The following is an in
tercsting sketch of this famous manager
Mr.. Ford is ono of the best known men ~
Baltimore His home abounds in Shalspcarcan
and many other objects of dramatic interest
Oil-paintings, watcr~color sketches by Jeficr-
son, and rare ongrnvinls ad0rn the walls Of
his parors Dramatic literature of tho rarost
value fills the book shelves in tho library
Lorked away are numerous testimonials Of
regard in which his public services arc hon-
oribly recognized. In his roOris Elwin For
rest used to seck the prltte of children. and
now Edwin Booth always resorts thnre "
enjoy his Baltimore afternoons. Joe JuiicrRon
and j. s. Clark are two most cherished iamil
lars, and the names of Robson. Ovens Maggie
Mitchell, Lolita, Edwin Adama, Louis Janos
Charley Bishop and many others ara house
hold names with tho children OF bir. Ford
Tho death of Ben DE BAR leaves MIR. Ford the
pioneer manager of tho country. DO Bar
began in New Orleans in the season OF 1852,
while Mr.. Ford, who commence 4 IN l9li.Ij,
has managed continuously in Baltimore to The
present time. The Ford family are old in
thealrrals. Tho name was famous In Shake
sp"aros days and found place in his "Merry
Wives" john Ford, in lG29, was Il nlyOritc
English author. Hartley Cjloridgc, IN his
life of Ford, says This dramatic poet
was sou Of Thomas Ford, WHO'S wife
was the sister or daughtor OF the famous Chief
Justice Pophan, and his Eonoalogy Is oftci.
traced in the wOrthics OF DGvOnthiro. He wlF
baptized in tho lsIingtOn Church, April II
1886 aud became u member of tho lnnoT Tcra
pie In 1902, where no found u cousin. John
Ford ,ttho ForIs Gro almost al JOhns,) AT Gray B
Inn. lie began d amntiU writing early, aud il
can be said that in such he was second only To
the pOet-hard His 'Pcrkin WarbecR is yet
pronounced the busL specimen of the historic
drama 10 be found out Of Shakespeare" Tits
retrospect Is made mOrcly 10 say that our man
agcr's grandfather came from tho sane part 0i
England whore John Ford, tho poet, was born,
lived and died, aud that tho names Of Join
and Thomas ara traCuablo many generations
back. The English stage has rarely been with
out one Of the namO connected with II Ia some
way.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

WE insert the explanation of Senator
PATTERSON in relation to his interview with
Hamburg BUTLER pending the vote on Mr.
THURMAN's motion to admit him to sea,
in the Senate for the reason that he rc,
quests it, and we are disposed to treat hin
fairly. The Senator admits enough I,
establish the fact that BUTLER tamperct
with his vote, and the only difference be
tween us now is as to BrrLER's languag,
and bearing during the interview. Our in
formation is widely Mt variance with the
statement published by Senator PATTER.
son, and our intormanls are regarded as
truthful men. We must adhere to the opin.
ion that the Senator IN his excitement and
anxiety to defend his friend BUTLER has
lost his head, q circumstance which renders
his memory detective.