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alrp GooOs.
L. EEp"S SHIFTS,
IN Patent Party Muic, only plain seams to finish.
Men q Tor 81 or ~ each
BOYS d Tor ~ ~. tuc each.
KEEPS CUSTOM SilIRrS
To measure. The very best suafan cal perfect fitting,
bfur 80
KEEPS UNDERWEAR.
Anti Rhe umatc Red Flannel Vests and Drawers
~ lutAch
Canton Flannel Vests and Drawers. extra heavy.
Toe each
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANYS
STORES.
427 FULTON ST 323 SMITH Az ,.,,r voo,,
BROOKLYN 093 BROADWAY NEN iONA'
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Stcambuats ano .'allrulos.

ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Tarar Al Grncers AnihoriLnd % Gnhrantee II nbsolm
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Sor $alr an0 10 get.
NOR SALE cheap-A frame house; 10 be removed
lowest 5dlh st owner IA East soIh t.
| IGHT FLOOR to let. with steam power. suitable
- Tor wOudWurkrrs. 1876 keade 81.
ONE STORE, with two fronts. two oii-s on first
~ nnor hrs ana fourth uits, ourlnli show room. all
very light advnnlaeeousy situated opposite that favor
ite resort OF merchants, Eare's Hotel
q BECK, 2is Canal 81.
OFFICES TO LEr-In second story sun huidins
~ 'front.' ana rear. well lighted and steam heated. Ap
ny al sun Fabrication once, Nassau and Frank ort St.
THE STORE l65 Nassau st.. sun budilg 10 let
suitable Tor banking, Insurance. general busine
team heated. Apply a. the sun PuDAcsSlon Qniee Az
NaLsAAsL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
The Responsive Chord.

Rev. J. Wm Jones, IN an address before
tho National Sunday School Convention at
Atlanta. Georgia, related tic following Incl
dent: IN the carly spring Of 1868, wncn
the Confederate aud Federal crmics were
confronting each other 90 the opposite bills of
Stafford aud Spotisy lyauia, two bands chanced
ono evening, at the same time, 20 begin O.
discourse sweet music on either bank Of Tho
river. 4 large crowd Of ibc sodicrs Of both
armies gathered b. listen b. tho music, the
friendly pickcts not interfering, and soon tho
bands began 10 answer each other. First tho
band on the northern bank would play Star
Spanglcd Banner, Hail Columbia, or some
other national air, and at its conclusion the
" boys IN blue would cheer most Justify
Aud then the band 90 the southern bank
would respond With Dixie, or Bonuio Blue
Flag. OF some other Southern melody, and tho
"boys 10 gray" would attest their appreciation
with an old Confederate yell Bot presently
one 0f the bands struck up in the sweet aud
plaintive notes which were waited ncroEs The
RappalaunOck, were caught up ~ once by
tie ether band and swcllcl into a grand
anthem which touched every heart. Homo
Sweet Home At the conclusion Of this
piece there went up a simultaneous shout
from both sides Of The rigcT-cheer followed
cheer, and those hills. which bad 50 recently
resouudcd with hostile guns, echoed and re-
cchocl the glad acclaim Acbord bad been
struck responsive TO which the hearts u
encmics-cncnicst then could beat IL unison
aud on both sides Of the nyer,
"Somcthlng down the spldisf's cheek
Washed OF tLc stains Of powder"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
How to Court in Church.

4 young gentleman visiting Germantown
six months ago, happening 10 81 at church in
a pew adjoining one in which sat a young
lady for whom lie conceived sudden aud
violent attachment, was desirous of entering
into a couuship on tie spot but the place not
being suitable for formal declaration. The
case suggested the follosiug plan He politely
handel bis fair ucighbor o Bible opened, with
a pin stuck in tic following tcxt Second
Epist.c Of John, verse g." And I bcsecch
tlcc, not as though wrote new command
mcut unto thee, but that which we had from
the beginning, that We love one another"
She returned Il, pointing % the second chap.
Of Ruth, tenth verse " Then she fell Oh hcr
face and bowed herself 90 the ground, aud said
to him Why have found grace 10 thine eyes,
seeing Gm a stranger %
lie returuc! the boob, pointing 70 thc 18Th
chapter Of the Third Epistle Of John -
" Having many things 10 write unto you,
would not write with pen and ink, but trust
shortly 20 como unto you and speak face b
face, that our joy may be full "
From the ab0re interview q marriage took
place tie ensuing myhh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
4 Child's Sympathy.

= clilds eyes those clear wells Of undehiel
,liought-what 0u earth can Do moro bcauii-
ful7 Full u hope, love aud curiosity, they
meet your OVID IN prayer, how earnest IL
joy, how sparkling IN sympathy, how tender
Tie man who Las never tried the companion
ship II a little child has carcicssly passed BY
one Of the greatest pleasures Of life as QUO
passes q rare flower, without pluckiDg it or
knowing is value : child cauno, under
staud you, you think speak to :, Of tho holy
things of your religion, II your grief f1r the
loss Il friend, Il your love for some one
you fear will DOT love 10 return j, vii take,
{, IL true, % measure ~ soUDdiuss q your
;houglt it vii not judge boE much you
should believe. whether your sIirf IS rational
IN proportion to your lofs, whether you arc
worthy ~ f., tg attract tie love you seek but
his whole soul will iucl.oe itself 20 youfs. and
engfait itself, az it were, Oh the feeling which
Is your feeling ior the hour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
Pho Girls or Vionna.

At ten ~ eleven cloeS, vfitoss correspond
cot from Vienna, supper 10 annonroOd, and q
supper it is 10 coed earnest Pcurlo DO little
else 10 Vieuns except t. eat, sn.l drink old
wine and beer The ladies' In general dress
very richly. Nearing sOft silks aud exquisite
laccs nj dinner parties Jewels, tuo are bcvor
lacking, ani ac always worn with good tastc
The young giris, Or lAii,s should say, from
fifteen g. tsohty. have the Mos, perfect forms
imaginable Their waists arr round and
slender the shoulders slope with Venus like
accuracy Tut the bust is the crowuirg beauty
never slw anylhiny ~ ,Nual tbc \icuueoisc
dccollctc.
II is thc form Development %! woman with
tie face Il young giii; but what perfection !
have d weakness iur beauty myself. aud
never sec a slender wais, aud q slapcy hand
but think what silt is confines 4" and
when as in Vienna, the baud is only half the
beauty of The neck and arms, think that the
fashion Of dressing the young malcns Ia the
Austrian capital something quite perfect
Usually they wear white and icccy folds Of
soft lulic adorning every "corsase' waist -
The arms arc always bare from the elbows aud
sometimes cLtitcIy So from the shoulder.
Up 70 the present have never seen but the
most perfectly shaped hand and arms aud the
slender wrists that look so white and bcauti-
ful arc like carved marble or the picture in
the gallery at the Hague ID Holland We eau
sec that The Flemish and German artists have
not far % look for their models. At present
all the ladies wear black shoes Ike those
known by the name Of " Oxford ties, and if
not always appropriate they arc much more
convenient and cheaper, although tho general
richncss Of the toiiu, hardly Suggests the idea
Of economy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
Seeds in q Pound.

The following is given as about the average
The number Of seeds II wheat in pound
is 10000
The number u seeds 10 ope pound Of barley
Is I54 600.
The number of seeds ia one pound Of oai1
is 30 600.
Tie number of seeds in one pound Of buck
whoa, IS p 900.
TIE pumbu Of seeds ia QUO pound u red
clover is 2i9. 600
TIE numbe, 4 seeds in one pound Of white
clover Is go, 100.
A busbel q clover seed. sixty pounds, viii
coutain q, ,e5G. 900 seeds. which, equally dis
iribuied ovcr an acre. Of ground. viii give
about three seeds ~ the square inch Of ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13

CuIcYES CHotEaA.-Sceiug considerable
about this disease In the Gifercat poultry aud
agricultural journals give you very simple
rrrs which was communicated % nc ly
lady friend. We have tried il and found u
80 work = charm Il Is simply . piece
= salt bacon or shoulder nailed 20 a stump or
board snl placcl whe'c The fowls can PICK ~
il. Old wormy stuff that is uol q, q eA' is
ius, a. COOL "a any, aud large piece can be
baugh, ~ almost any country store ior mere
song. Try t-idyse.d, Jet Ia, N So1 Y
fhe Sol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
News and rlmos about winchester.

Mr. /. l. nusssH. hGs been appointed o
notary public FOR this city.
Mr. John Icnry Haggard, Q former resident
Of this city, died in Beverley Yorkshire, Eng
90 thc 9th Of May.
Mr WIN. Hare. from this place. confined
ia the Asylum AZ Williamsburg, died there 4
few weeks ago.
Br WA. T. Deut. Secretary of the ". x
? Railroad. announces scui-aunua dividend
Of Q per cent, payable at bis Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13

IrcutSl PiLgs lis one Of the most annoying
diseases in the world, and all can find prompt
and certain relief by the use of "Swayue's Oint-
ment" The symptoms are moisture, Tie perspi-
Tation. intense itching, particularly at night
Win. z. Grove, L. s. Marshal's Office, Harrison
burg. Va. writes: Suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease, consulted many physicians
but found no permanent relief until used
Swagne's Ointment. It also cures tetter, PIN
pies. all crusty, scaly itchy skin diseases, ieay-
inr the skin clear end smooth without 4 blemish. q.
S54,t bv mail o. any address on receipt of price,
so cguts box, 3 boxes Si.25. Address letters TO
nr. Svgvnc 4 son, 800 North Sixth st., Phila-
dclrlia. Sold by Butler & Aisquithi Charlestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
LittIe vs. Big Stealing.


A Paris correspondent Of The LyHclJwg
J7ygpian writes
Shop keepers. mrrc distinguished look
inc thaa Gen Banks, AMI dressed Ike million
aires. willrc. hesitate 70 cheat you out ola SON.
Now. an American does uot like . be rob-
bed on small scale. We are cutie accus-
tonc! e. having q member # Congress pat a
railroad 10 lis pocket. u is rather sublime o.
sec a 3 narzt King deltlul an Immense
souiless c'rplr'ion. There's millions IN It.
An American C1ljr.tAn is this grand way Of
l.iua things, auI he would much rather be
gg,phcl ly an alligator than g. be ni5b!ed O.
death by pismrcs But have q grand duke,
or lis wife. who is always in The shop with
him. cheat ycu in making tie change for
sewing button on your gaiter is discorIant,
uucxuectyl loG enter the shoe saloon of tie
elegant and r,fucl-l0okjng cobbler, and make
him understand, hy diut Of pantouue and
LAD French, that ycu desire the favor of having
button attached 90 your shoe The ccbblcr
understands yolr business aud ho knows you
are an American. L wouli be money 10 your
pocket il you could pass IN an Euglishman-
Some Americans, who have been here two OF
three years. have acquired HAT dodge, anu it
is useful il not ornnI2ental. You hesitate 20
take OF your ,hoo. IN tho presence Of that
e,heri.l woman, the shoelnahcr's vile, who
sits behind tho littlo dcsk but what must be
your surprise when be passes your biG, dusty
shoe 20 the cthctisl being 90 mood. Sho says:
" Est co oui lie bouton est pordu. Monsieur :"
Is Il that the button is gone 90 pofdiiiou. sir
She means TO ash II tho button Is lost You
say " Ccst periu." Tha, is. you admit thOi
IL is gone there. Apropos Of buttons. ,heio
Gao be no doubt Of tho beauty Of French
women, not, Of course, that all Of them are
beautiful. far different tuiI shinh thc aver
age number Of beautiful women In franco Ia
argcr than in America, except. Of course, that
part in which the V1ginian circulntcs. Then
the Frcrch women have such an incInhlc
grace cf manner, and such exquisite taste in
dress. tAink know The reason II Is
because the French have no home, as the say
ing is only little rooms lined all around with
mirrors. which reflect their every motion and
every attitude. Tic French see themselves
literally as others sec them, aud years Of self
criticism Las enabled them 10 eliminate much
awkwarJucss Of action. and TO supply, by
l...:-.. : t..;a,.i.c e rfutura
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
NpEhTIY AEEIICTEn-

BCrs,7s. T. 0. B9rc9Ttt 4 Co.. Denrer Gentlemen I
tare rlcqeire I'm recommending SkyroED's EAptcAL
SrrE EOn CArAEEH 20 an who cre afflicted with tAla
discasc was greatly afflicted Win It Tor long time
year aiterWards wcs taken again with tgtarG Qultc
severely and Immediately scat for another bottle,
which fTea nc nm right, gra relief nom the irs
dose avn confident that TINS remedy VIII do @ll ttaI
Is claimed for lt and more too. Wishing you srCces5
A. ~. SMITH, u smith & Doll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
80 - WlGGlM &c:

"Cn, ofthc best rc-edics for Cetar:h nay tho bcrt
rcmcdywc have i1vu On li:etlmo Of slicyns is sAS
through the Iust-!s uli there comes with each boitlo
Asu4i glass table for use in inhalation u clears tlo
ln on rsuc there are unpleasant sccrciQrs and no
GisaErecahio hawking during ts entire day, nut an li
rrec. Tented clp-rcs tt voice gudresp spirg1fy organs
- Re-. J. N HlrgE. tg D,-cicfcr, 3z5s.. AeGcJH.
Zach package contains Ut: Scrtcri's Improved m
halir- Irre v.h mn directions i0s in all cases
Price 90 o. For by gll " wholesale ad i.ctall W
gisfs agG Dealers th-on-loGt tle United states az.
Cau11q WEEKS g. POTTER General Agents ClQ
Nlllgs lia Ir-r-isfr. Boston, Mass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13

ALARMING Srvprous.-A cough or cold, ( not
promptly attended ~ may rcsult in ar incurGhiC
lung disease. For all diseases of the throat
breast and lungs, bronchial or asthmaic sileo-
tons DE-. SWaync's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry is pleasant aud certain cure. II pro-
notes expcctoration andrcrloycs al. diseased mat
tcr which cbstructs the lungs. the liberation Is
healed, and thc sufferer l. rcatofcd O. perfect
health. Trial size bottles % ccH.si regular ,izo
Sl.O1. II the bowels arc cuSuTc, or liver disor
icrcd, take q few doses I Dr.. Swayne's far and
Saraparl!la Pills which gili ovRcas.r the bnwels.
and Is Of vital importluoo, relieve thc contested
liver, aod remove all blliousncss. y cents a
boz. These valuable remedies arc SOLD at tho
leeding drug stores, o., can DO had BY writing 20
Dr. SvAyBo q Bon. phllsdelphis. For sAlo BY
drueai'ts gSnortlly. In Charles.orn BY DuilOr
a Iisluth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
POLITICAL.
HYMN

uY ~ c-LLrS aEY4Vr.
As shadows, cast BY Cloid aud sun,
Fit o'eT the summer grass,
so, in Thy sight, Almighty One
Earth's generations pass.
AID while the years an endless host
Come pressing swiftly On,
The brightest names that earth can boast
Just glisteu, aud are gone.
Yet doth the star Of Bethlehem she'd
ustIc pure end sweet;
And still leads as once IL led,
To the Messiah's feet.
0 Father may that holy Star
Grow every year more bright
And send lie glorious beams altar
TO lll the world with light
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
In the Bottom Drawer.

saw nv wife pull out TIE bottom drawer
Of the old family bureau this evening, and
went saaly out. and wandered up aud down,
until knew that she had shut 1t up ana gone
10 her sewing. We have some things IaIG
away In that drawer which the gold ol kings
could not buy. and yet they are relics which
grieve us until both our hearts are sore.
haven't dared to lock %. them Tor year, out
I remember each article There arc two worn
shoes. little chip bat with part OF the brifn
cone. some stockings. pants, coat, two OF
.hree spools. bits Of crockery, whip aud sew
eral TOYS. Wifc-poor thing-goes 10 thlt
drawer every day Of lcT liie aud pEays over H.
aud lets her tears fall upon the precious e'u-
cles, but dare not 90.
Sometimes we sneak Of little Jack, but not
often. II las been q long time, but somehow
we can't Get over gricving. lie was sacA
burst cf sunshine into UuT lives that hiS So.uS
away has been like covering our every Gay
existence with a pail. Sometimes when We
sit alone Of an evening, ] writing anu sho
sewing. a ciild on the street viii call out as
our boy used t. DO aud we will both start MP
with beating hearts and a wild hope only to
find the 6arkncss mure Of burden than ever.
III so still and quiet row. l look up at the
window where lis blue eyes used to sparkle at
my coming, Int lie is not there. listen for
his TatterinC feet, his merry shout and his
ringing laugh, hut there is no sound There
is no one to climb over my knee, no one 10
search my pockets and tease ne for presents,
and never find the chairs turned over, the
broom down or ropes tied to the door knob
I want some one 90 tease ne for ny luhc;
10 ride On my shoulder; ,o lose my axe to
follow me 10 the gate when | go, and to be
there 10 meet me when come, Ia call good
night" from the little bel now empty. Aud
wife, she misses hiaI sill mere; jhcro are 10
little feet 10 wash; no prayers % say, no voice
teasing for Jumps ofsuGar or sohhing with the
pain Of hunt toe; and she would give her
own life, almost, 10 awake at midnight and
look ac5css to tha c.ib anl see our boy there
rs be used 10 be-
So, we preserve our relics, and when we are
dead we hope that strangers will handle them
tenderly, oven they shed 10 tears over them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
rRIEn ENFRYTplNG-

,rserv = o. Bla-orib Z Co.. Delrsr. C9L: GtEt'smer,
y have used SANFORD RADICAL CURE Fo1 CArAEEu,
..I IL has given perfect satisfaction. have tried
almost everything ana 10 Is tho only thing that has
given me relief. therefore tak2 pleasure On recon-
and olte- this as .iy testimony % rs benefits.
Very tslly, W. $. DECKER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CUR 6
For GATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
6 nnn rrrr ARnVE THE sEA-

The following tcstimonials arc. nom Messrs J. Q;
10. S-oi,T.f Il Co Denver Col, large and influential
frurrists They report unpTocedentcdly large sales
and universal Satisfaction. 10 other disease = so
aariu,v prevalent In that region. They speak OF the
fIInH.--n ..ut-.u.u an1lE iA.lr hg.t clLL.ca: -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
snRElY AEFllnIED.

= o. Boa,or,A r. e.. pciDer COL G,nact4cs, -
Prompted by fellowleelns 10Y those aillcte9 slih
r0Ep's RADICAL CUEE ron CATAEEI. have been
forcy afflicted with this eatial diseese FOR iour year
uutil bought hottio o.. tle above CCEE trom YOU
which cave mo almost instant relief II being const
tutiona as well as local remedy believe % be a
tA.t i5 claimed for it Radical Cure t0r Cat1rIl;
Very truly yours, WN. AMEiiFk,
Der~o- co-f l9-fg-5 with Jerson, Bliss s. CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TAEIS Ms.

--r..s refr Pass Is published weekly az Too
.--.4al ttti8 fer's f-r 1aaan e. af.1ace.
-e-IugEE DOLLARS IL uot paid in advance.
Doe D.rtr laiI Ileig cea,s for SER months.
nae tcrnsof advertising are. Tor a Square
IS rr iess. C4s p2iar rai lgfJ Ceat, toc
...... Insertions larger ONES iu the same proper
..- EictcautinaAuc- fVtg. C-H;'.
-r-Nu advertisement o. Dc considered BY The
-....l 20 wear unless specified ou the Manuscript,
-.r.,I.4-ly agreed upon between thc parties
An sIr.rtiscn-lt nct marked co the copy
..., , ...-.. % number ot Insertions VII be coz
.... until ordered out, and payment v!u Be
..,....I lccHrtir-iy
-,--s.-.. ta ArtEtr-s .Vgvrs.-Io avoid any
-.srl .rs-auiiug on thr part of Che annual adyer-
-frs proper O. STATE a'''iHc'y tbat their Pri-
....-. .al, extends % th-ir Immediate business
f., E.tlt. legal pr al, other advertisements sent
D.. dom tl D.. ara additional charge, and no varia
p.1-
r Obituary notices 81 more than five lines
af.h. chars. tr.
JOB WORK .-Fo Fosters. sale rill-. Circulars,
rt-s. &c., .>sca,cd promptly, neatly, and a. ii,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
NIEFsCHANT TATLOES.
A bert R. Met!oo 3 Co.,
l22FAYErrE SgEErr
san doom WEST Of PAFE
(Fora,,lg N.4od;si BOOK Dcpori'ory.)
BALTIMORE, MD.

nURStock consists of a beautiful and varied
I , assortment of English, French and American
Coatincs, Suitiugs. Cloths. CassimCrCs and Vest
inEs. which we make up in the Best Merchant
Tailor STYLE. Our cutter whose reputation
Is wen known for cutting aud fitting, wiz !igiveLis
personal superin,endAncc 90 this department.
Orders from the country promptly attended 20,
METTEE & CO.
ger, q5 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
PERSONAL!

NOAH WALKICIS - CO.,
Celebrated Ciothiers Of Baltimore, Nd.
Announce ths introduction q plan Of ordering
CIOthin =, nnd UndcrNV-c car
By LETTER,
To which they cali your special attention. They
will send on application their Improved aud accU-
rate
RULES FOR SELFHEt9CREhENT,
and ic,l line of samples from their immense
stock ot CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, COAT NGS,
StlAItNGS, &C., thus enabling parties ln su{
part oi thc country o. order thcir Clothing aud
Shirts direct from ,hcm, with the certainty % re-
ceiviur garments 90
Tbe sly latest sue
A,d l6st Perfect FyfARGma5le
Goods ordered viii De sent ty Express 20 any
A. & veu fuowu ,hrou.haut che southern
States they have for FORTY fhrec Years
ENCEZLED
in all departments OF their business, which is
substantial guarantee as % the character ot the
Goods they VIII send out
A lIrrc aud Wcii-Issorted stock OF
EADg-77ADE CLOTHING
alaa-, dn hand, together with rali line Of
Furnishing Goods,
iucluiiug all che latest Novelties in Design, and at
POPULAR PRICES
when Goods are sent per Express c. o. D.
there sin De- ng colcc-iuu charge pr amounts oi
SO and over.
Eulcs for SlcNeascrcmcnt Samples Of Goods
and Price List sent free on application.
m. attention "a o., Trade Is invited 60 our
Whulcsljc Department, which Is alwsys Kept ~
O.. o.. hi.hes- ,taCtlrl.
NGAEE yrAlEEsS & CO.
,r,....-,.,,r..-. and Dealers ia Mem, and bows
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-08
CUBAN COLLAPSE.

Complete Dissolution OF tho IDsurrec-
tion-Festivities in Celebration or
cc-Campos 90 BIO Capiain-Gon
oral.
New YORK, June GA Havana lets
ter OF June lst, says the latest reports
from the eastern department show the
further surrender OF ten chiefs, twenty
four officers, and one hundred and
ninety.flve men at San Luis, and the
complete dissolution OF the 30 called
new government instituted 10y MacceO
In that department The following IL
the number OF insurgents who have
surrendered in CineBs Villos, In Tro-
cha, and the central department since
the proclamation OF the peace oondi-
tions: One hundred and seventeen
generals, one hundred and twenty
seven chiefs, four hundred and twenty
officers, five thousand nine hundred
and eighty.seven men, three thousand
five hundred and seventyNseven mem-
bers Of families, being total OF ten
thousand and fifty. eight persons.
HAVANA, June 6.-War on the Is.
land OF Cuba Is finished, the insurrec-
ton being entirely at an end. Vicenti
Garcia will leave the island for st.
Thomas. All insurgents In the eastern
have laid down their
arms. General Martinez Campos IL
expected at Havana In a few days,
when peace will be officially declared.
Proclamations to the soldiers and In
habitants of the island will be issued
shortly. The captain.general will soon
depart for Spain, Martinez Campos re-
as captain-general. Great
in celebration Of peace are
In progress at Santiago de Cuba. Much
is manifested everywhere.
for the celebration In
Havana is being made on large scale.