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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

IRON the San Antonio Express. April le

Iron the San Antonio Express, April 10
Tho Castrovile Era, OF tho 9th inst, chronicles
outrage which for its nhumanity exceeds anything
that has come to our knowledge In noting the
events ana incidents OF civilized communities.
Last Sunday week ago the sheriff of Med
ina county In encounter with q couple
OF Mexican horse thieves shot OF Them
through the leg. me wound proved, according TO
the judgment OF the Medina county physician, DR..
Wadeyinsr OF so serious nature as 10 require ampu-
tation Of the leg at the knee The operation per-
formed when the ply sican per retain
possession OF the member HIS request granted,
being understood that after Wacgymar had improved
that II was TO DO properly Inferred. The Era says
mat the day succeeding the amputation 1t was re-
ported that the. leg oil the Mexican lying In
Wadgymars hog pen and that his hogs were devour-
ing IT, Mossrs. Niggll, Goerine, HornuDe, Slaton,
PeAy and others at once repaired To the pen ana
found the report 10 DO true. This party then drove
from their feast Of human acsh and buried
4 ha lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
THE AGENCY TROUBLE.

prom tho Yankton (Dakoia) Press, April 49,
We pause, ana with batcd breath await tho breaking
OF this terrible storm which is gathering about tho
heads OF men high and low the country over. We
greatly fear that by the time those gigantic develop
ments competed II Will be discovered that DR..
Livingston cut The agency hay IN July instead Of in
October That he steadfastly refused 10 resign after
committing this offence, and when he knew his place
was wanted for another man. That It necessary
bounce him when the little game of reeze-out aile.
In the aggregate when the results Of this invetiia-
sons nine years OF service at Crow Creek have been
without fraud and Tor the best interests OF the Indians
under his charge. BY his management they have
prospcrcd. They have been well ted ana well clothed,
and contented and happy MS ever any Indians wore
under tho restrictive regulations Of their white guar
dams.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.
IRON tho Montreal Herald, April

fFrom The Montreal Herald, April 20
The contents of this letter reveal the working OF
ono OF those "Raiway Rings" which Mir. dc Boucher.
vile stated surmoun,ed and controlled him. and show
rs the hon. Mr. Baker, the Solicitor General OF the
Province Of Quebec, matchmaking and conspirina TO
ruin railway contractor after cxtorting from him,
under very dannng prcicDces pay for the grant
ing OF n government subsidy to hts ROAD. Lct the
abatement VI Mr Con be read. lie has placed hts
casc in tho hands OF counsel and We have good
son to believe every statement Dado ny hin will bc
proved before the courts This rs only the hrst Of the
disclosures no promised TO make, and no may proba-
bly, make some more There are more rings
than one.
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>s,s-ssS~ss,s4 - - =
rae Essr Hssf sad SOC
THE s'' TssSscEpAs
NJ NJ JOHN JOHN H a'SSEtSSsa::
shs mi appear II. mastery imporsonasion o. SPAR.
rAcos. In Dr. Bira Ts, fge@ n{pA PIX OF
ETh fE S aExbfxfSE:
;%dR MR. JSs y II ' TiEsL sstis
Mr. HAKT La EssaDo mr. RrssR
ss$' sSsSs NJ Es$Es
# $aS$s Il: RH SEiES $iSfS$
Miss TIE irsL aHAb b2HspH'E
.n.irey 81 Sss y and Be"atifai Scenery.
s,.,a,a New ssa s ss
An auxiliary orcs Of nearly 200 persons.
oRAspEsr ps a5ns SSs q 81 ;ss THE SEASON.
complete and perfect in every detail
MArISEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
PAAEEkK yHEATsE lance s iss Ns..rs;
rnE Issa BUT oss or
nRSSfsAH sSSsssq ss,
L
IL i 6
e.: /. f 8 90 g
+ {: !, !. !. 4
this great original charac,.sD., ,.,.-
uncls Rymp'e. ". y. BAILEY
BOP hussiss .............. T. anotmo
Mr. Aiphonsus Dc Hass........ .......Mr Fred Percy
Mouser wui;n, - ,l;nta"
Mrs Eaeretia oaw ailador Miss Alice Wyndh"m
Eugene, her daughter Miss sydney CoweIl
Mrs Caroline Cnwallader. Mrs Harry Chapman
vrgie her dnushter. MISS Jenn,o Mnraock
Mile. De vincy. Miss Nellie Bingham
Mrs. Bladder Nate oheieton
Every evening and Saturday Matinee till further notice
CIANDARp THEATRE. BROADWAY AND ssD ST.
EVERY f$SSiSd .sb sIEss6iT iEATsnr sa
JOSEPH X. EMMET.
since hi. LoSb0S Sp sTcoEss and TOUR AROUND
The WoELD. n his o.ig is.IS creations .hs his
Now scenery by CHARLES Graham. Mechanical effects BY
W. Clifford AID tie i"oyi vim strong east:
D Maa'
Holmes. W. +. Owens /. Fuller. aud Others.
Mr. Emme win inrodaes his original songs -
Gate wake oas'. Tho BROTHERS LULLABY, with rsi:
tar) "Sauer Kraut Receipt with banjo; she tainted
How You Vas p "po You Love Me - !.oh Don't You
Tickle Me: also introducing Sketches. Dances &c.
land Toy Harmonic. which Mr. Emmett produces
i've variations OF Hume Sweet Homo" Popular Prices
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TRAND OPERA HOUSE
IPOOLE 4 DONNELLY. .Lessees and Managers
Reserved seats Orchestra Circle and Balcony SOC.
FOR The EASTER HOLIDAYS
Engagement Tor limit cd period Of
THk CELEBRArED AMERICAN TRAGEDlAN,
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL 22 ls7a-rR1PLE SHEET

ADJUSTMENTS.
DR0XDw1Y THEATRE. CoENER s6TH sT
Dl''ss' and Mans 'sToSoivhpi 4 LisLiENDAhh
SPECIAL MATINEE AT =
SPECIAL MATINEE AT 2.
EyEKY EVENING AT 8,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
the eminent American Tragedisn. Mr.
GEO. y. BONIFACE.
GEO. q. BONIFACE,
GEO. c. BONIFACE,
In bis sublime creation Of the Corporal
ANTOINE,
ANTOINE.
In tho beautiful Romantic Drama. entitled
THE SOLDIERS TRUST.
THE SOLDIEk'S TRUST
THE SOLDIERS TRUSr
Popular Prices 25c.. Soc. 7oc.. 81.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-06-14
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.


June Sd, 1873.
The Police Jury met pursuant to
adjournment of April I'd.
. Present-W. g. Kennedy, President; ;
A. Calhoun, John Fuller, I. Garrett,
Jr., Thomas Mcclure, A. j. Wood,
J. w. Scarborough, ]. T. Swan.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Reports of the following committees
were received, read, and on motion the
committees were discharged:
1st-Report of Jail committee;
2d-Report of commissioners to
change Prairie Dubois road;
3d-Report of commissioners on
to east line of Jackson parish.
Sundry petitions were read and re-
ferred.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned
to meet at 9 a. m, Tuesday, June 4th,
1878.
w. G. KENNEDY, President.
JOHN E. HANNA, Clerk P.J.
MONROE, PARISH OF OUAcH1rA,
June 4th, 1873.
The Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
journment.
Present-W. G. Kennedy, President;
I. Garrett, Jr., A. Calhoun, Thomas
Mcclure, J. w. Scarborough, J. T..
Swan, A. J. Wood. Absent - John
Fuller.
The minutes of yesterdays session
were read and approved.
A petition to have a bridge built
across Young's bayou at the f. S.
Austin place, on Winnsboro' road, was
received, read, and on motion laid on
the table.
The following ordinance was intro
time by its title, the rules suspended,
the ordinance read third time and
adopted:
ORDINANCE NO. 329.
Appropriating eight hundred and fifty
three and 14-1OO dollars for the pay
ment of sundry claims against the
parish of Ouachita.
BE it ordained by the Police Jury of
Ouachita parish, That the sum of eight
hundred and fifty-three and 14-1OO dol
lars be and the same is hereby appro-
priated to pay the claims against the
parish which have been allowed by the
committee on claims at this June ses-
sion, 1873.
Adopted June 4, 1878.
w. G. KENNEDY, President.
JOHN 41ANNA3 OASAA -
MONROE, La, Sd June, 1878.
n, the President and Members of the Police
Jury-Gentlemen:
The undersigned committee, to whom
was referred the parish treasurer's re-
ports to 31st March, 1878, respectfully y
submit, That after thorough examina-
ton the reports were found correct, the
warrants cancelled on the stubs in the
Office of clerk of the Police Jury and
the warrants burned. The jurors GER
tificates paid were also burned after
having been verified.
The following were destroyed:
Parish warrants......... .........Sl4,3Sl 81
Jurors certificates. ............... 1,lO6 ~
Making a total of fifteen thousand, foul
hundred and eighty-seven and 64-loC
dollars. Respectfully,
FRANKLIN GARRETT,
JOHN E. HANNA,
Committee.
The committee to whom was referred
the accounts OF q. d. Stillman, parish
treasurer, for examination and re
port, having reported that they hat
examined his accounts of May 3lst
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Obituary and Marriage notices will DO
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Any person sending us five new cash sub
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for one year.
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for in ndVdnce.
All advertisements sent to this Office
when not otherwise ordered, will be in
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Editorial business notices will be made,
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TARIFF OF ADVERTISING RATES.
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five cents for each subsequent insertion, for
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12
THE oREESBAcE DOLLAR

have had the proposition thrust In
my face for ten years at least, why don't
you make your greenback dollar good for
all purposes? Why doyou discrcdit 1t by
saying that 1t shall not be receivable for
duties on imports? Here was PROPOSE
ton ut last to do away with this disGrim-
inadon against the legal tender money.
We were called upon to face that proposi-
ton in the closing hours Of the session.
The vote was taken, and the ayes were
40 and the noes liz. And /: requiring u
two.thiris vote to pass the amended act
under suspension Of the rules, the bill
was lost. And now while 1t was perfectly
consistent for the hard money Democrats
OF the East, like Hewitt and others Of his
way Of thinking, to vote against the bill,
vet, to the surprise and even astonishment
Of every many who believed in their hon
esty and good faith, every one OF the seven
! Democrats from Ohio voted against the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12
FORTUNES on PAPER.

Now want to appeal to the laboring
men before me, whether it Is possible
thing for man without capital, in this
country, in the short period OF twenty
years, 10 build up by fair legitimate labor
d fortune OF millions. This supposed for
tune that Peter HeidriCk had built up,
and that Peter Heidrick has lost, was only
the bubble Of an inflated, irredeemablc
paper currency TINT Inns cursed this coun-
try for sixteen long years. Fortunes arc
accumulated In this country slowly. Some
times by fortunate situation, men in new
and unsettled countries, by reason OF the
rise of property, or by fortunate invest
ments, make substantial fortunes in life
time. But these things are the exception
rather than the rule, and while sympa-
thize with men like Peter Heidrick, yet |
look upon the disaster that has OvertAken
himasone ofthc Legitimate consequences OF
oycrtradins speculation, going in debt, OF
an extended credit, for it was credit that
made him andgave him his supposed mil
lions, and finally 1t was the want OF credit,
tho want OF confidence on the part OF his
creditor. that broke him down. This state
OF things affected not only men In his con.
dition, but It reached through every rank
and position in life, 1t reachGd the laboring
man, II reached the tradcsman, 1t reached
the capitalist and all alike have suffered.
But it is no fair way to treat this disease
to give the country still more OF the med.
icine We were compelled to take in 1862,
and which finally brought this disaster
upon us. Money is property Just as
houses, Just rs land, Just as merchandise
are property. 1t has its value. One Of the
strange things in relation to this craze is
the effect that 1t has hadupon thelaboring
man, and the poor man. There Is in this
country, at this time, about twenty-onC
dollars per capita in money, and that Is
all. But in merchandise, in houses, in
lands, in railroads, and in all the variou.
kinds Of property, there is 81 900 per cap
ita at least. Now there is no species o.
property 80 equally distributed among al
. classes Of men as money. There are hund
reds OF men who walk the streets OF thil
town daily who own no houses, they owr
no land, they own no merchandise, theS
own no property in the generally accepted
. meaning Of the time, but they all have
, little money. They have their share o
: the currency, OF the money Of the country
{. and, as I said before, there Is nothing s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

During the war the BALANCE q trade was
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-23
rRANspLA4rINc TREES.


Transplsating fruit Or forest trees i .
very simple 0p~raiiun. lot there are some
points ID be regarded II " would see them
prosper:
Tie proper preparation % The oil.
I'sts IN taking up. soasnut 70 injure the
snail iibfous roots.
setting firmly. 80 that there shall be 90
yacaht spaces around the roots.
AID planting sitb As little delay rs poe.
sible.
There is bat E,,le danger Of digging .
hole too large. o. u pulseriEing The earth
too iBe. 20 receive tree. Z
Hard lHmpa u earth. bods. or stones.
ore very unpsla.sbls food lpr newly -
tree. 'bhilillll tlltN I
10 regard to taking m trees. some rool,
viii Be matiisisd With he utmost care.
AlseafiOn 70 this will save > years growit
60 Tree. Tie SMALL hbrons roots are n.
more important ones ss they are the Zee
des which supply the tree With noari,h.
I0ent. and these sts The ones most liksl,
10 W injured or destroyed.
al IoOIs should be examined. and al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-23
AMERICAN
iai as,, Ct /
Foreign Patents.


ltiLMoRE& CgI.. sisrtss-ar. ID t.hln6,sn.
VI iipsWler A 60. spllrase.. I.aisnis gs0teps
20 III an epnHtrirss No fEEs 10 sAdsanee.l A.,
rllatgc nule.s Dc patent !. grant ell NJ, Ises Cor
hiaahe preliminary examinailate. No nsldliLiA.
Il, y W. ~ s =, : rsl'saltn
lrrted applications nay bs revived. sIlrtial ".
ie,ltipp giirnt y lnieTercnee Eases lessre the
'atspi Onhe, ESirn.l.p. l#lore slirresr ln.
g y, ssll. ~ dlnef,i rt1is. hnd ali
stamp y 1ilmolg Gov ~ pamphlet ~ o. pass
Lind lnses, Land IHuTasls. and Seriv.
Contested Land fn..- nFa..,f,,,ed l..t.ss M
III. General I.and 'fiiee sud lDslarI,nFa Al atefr
lnlrtiDr Pfisaie l.aHh ElsfHs MInIu8 a.d I.a.
klnplinn lailn. snd liamasitad sassss atlrh,I,d
Y. y. lyaga ST 7 aj-lgnals, sirl rsn i lsis
neui bud s,ilgtrtia I1isNs gslirt n sigss W.
srfe n n Equal Sall,s wfh llptss.is ..s,.,l n
ya.Ianl. ssr, stomp 70 Ullmefr 3 ee., lar
Arcea,s VI PV and 1,opntv.
oel,sr,, soldiers end snlloD ofth. le,s "a, ar
belt hift. afe III lhany ,1..s e,ittiIaI Il. $1,000.
ffom tlr tosTlipshf ~ which fi,se AZ y,y"sy 3
hnovlqdge, VILE fall history 81 snsvies .sS i.
elsse .is,n,,is ,I,, g w. 'ouhiy Ieeeiier. ~.
alter examinations VIII " sven you nee. ~
tia1 VT " PENSIONS i il 81 IN
Onlrcrs, Sqldleg. @p,t Sailors svas,.,.sss -, =
,Meus w W The Hir war. lis.as = - s,sf
~. ~ vo'aMa penslcn " sidts..Ima s.,nsege
/ ta.es proseruiediy GffMORl: A O.. h.,...
we Sulrlne I0tif II The United ehss. ra,,,. ~
lsllh. al thr tuInherA tJflns comn,l.sas. "
. f4fhnfpai lpleit ~ eur ii s,,nhs,sttl
" s.lf,faie l'iftau, under charge n ~. s......
y lNFIync,d paltict fhplDyeA W fbs Al 49,
psesln ailfgillou 10 ~ futlnsts rsstff,,,,' IL
nlLAOhb \ 90. j. thus sacnrsd. NE 49,. - -
WIN snccsss bf desertlnkff. sss'se "
Z Addfess GILMORE & co.
I CD Pst., WasLioglOu, b. &,
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llilsuuluayS 9srarnsr.

WEDNESDAY, ....IsS. Is S7s
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THE SUN.
t-tafaf I rtEs'
g3E #EsgIs sz Ess H#lGts4ftt aBstM$fE4 k3fsr
ISIS. - NEW YORK. n .,,sm 1873.

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8rs a8gtf Sill -7------ ~ ii& u sN lsA !
A. he lllaf appparis- Gr the Ferlcwal af sub
~ srripiipns. IiiE SIN Mrtld trjnnd IL
IietsiS ssrsl livery herr. fti ii |.
gIn sslnilisEtig ~ ihrir consideration and
supIWu. Ilalli u frur,l ior the liasi ten ys9fs
v feas- tsF wetitihflnrrs III the marty synIasy
aud seilrEatl- cn-operatDn which have BitltrpI
i,ea extended % i from .eyfry qnaiier u The
TheDAif.Y sUSGa tSnr pare..ilett II 81
column, prize ly mil. pa gIsaid 81 triit q
month. aI essJg per year, IA s,i q "a 9iltftsf
T The SUNDAY ediii ~ ni TlIE Sun + an
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the neNs % The ,lay. Il also contains largs q.
malnt u literary aBd mi-yraugili- matter sI,e-
eiills I.FrraItd fH v. THE sUNBAI Sun iLis
mel y itA grsat sgcrsss, Po-i paid ~ = year.
TIE WEEKLY sUS
Who anes not know. TIN WEEKLY SIM ii
r.FFfnasrs fhr1iigNaiit thu Unita,t STATES. III.
taiiasla~. and l~gpnd Ninety flSH-and iainllles
.Ftei st< selg4We puges werkly, alld Teatr, n IL
the lieif ~ gtflhe, ehiinseTDr. and friend IL
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iilakes e the sbesfest negsIaIrT ptbh-brl Fsi
clubs 81 Ten. With go : all, Mesri send al 2 <
traespy fr,e. Adifr-s
PrBLIsHER or THE sun,
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PREMIUMS ),

New slli,srriitc lappll uig rariyl for the year
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tie ki>t qnarter ND So oifsurlI puTiusligass is
they my siilI-rribr for. f.tf.{
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giyrn m riAl-.fRft9tf4na lttAi ~ II bftH 8#iAeta
~ SEIZURE premiums Il viii he Necessary NJ
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The Leonard Scott Pub. To-,
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The North Carolina Farmer

st mn fEn r------lsGM NN5sast g1aA l~F
n n Easisisirq 80 asHns ssstnnYlgr
Der Sir have hcen practical Rsr-
nWrlo ~ lragr, Aa1 during lhst lima haswts-
krn filr le-t AgfpuJiIFai Journal ~ The dgy,
md Iiiiid,4fak.tf sattlnn fhef. 4 tsgfr s&tMs.
BIZ pFsaaks,l iafpfnnilih tsaftr lsrmsn~s W iits
.nrst aud grpHd nllsirrs ~ the Nnrih eHrplins
Farmer that W anv dhzeh eonis.s % The Afnrul-
turalgipersl hive takra alIsl IN ino<s cassa-
e.iy r,vplninrud y a. eyrry fsriner IN our staia
Is tue faper iOf hihf abdkfail htiieFe.
835l tHi ~ PETER n. iIlNks. ~
snbrripiion for one ,sas tfIe
4 Addm.. j. II. ENxtSk& 20
sept. 3 tms ff tiMtl llsh4sh. Me-. "a
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4 use injured i uuisi 10 ca: bgrA 20 ntd
aupa hrl9lr reseuarg.
Whllc tie tree Is mt II thr atanpi, tie.
toI, ,bonld b. proissfad is,hs iRe hirAnAi
.sptg Many trees are rbmen4 isyE lkingl Pl
exp,sctl while The husrs are Eciag dng d
srcrrrrhem. Af0ays hsve lie ~ d
rrepqreli hrhr, rers,y,es ths tsef lrpfSi.R 4
Silic. arrkng the iisa ealthlMbl IL au,n4
The rrnI. anl ws have j rf~Unahr ayr
npee IhstspIlai@ ltsslssi teell ialssiSl--
iijhrglttnd FMmer. ,,,tY,,s,s,
Y 0LirFSta z ii u ,sstlfat q itsi'i
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4 ii>rnnpt If tNrnig per rrnt Mlll lie allowed
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Edinburgh .AIagazine...'

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give The origin ssin Full ami 20 pl,auI r-thifd
the plre Of the Enslish Editions.
Tho laisss alylaesalrl discoveries HI he hl9e
and srienyes thr r,s,'Hf adluitn, ~, kpnN eds
III every il.putment az Itrra,iire. aill ali The
nrw nshll.atiots ia ths iss,ip teni the press,
aie FULLY repprLeslfml d>raS,eih m flsr par~lnI,
thesr periagicals IN larenagr ~ ~ rrZyltHr. fl-
clir ail,l tinpfalnnss.l 'l'h,salflihA.s,i,sSii
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CA1IEspER's GEORGIA MISsrREIs.-
This famous troupe, composed Of twenty
genuine negroes, will give an entertain
ment at the Opera House tonight. As
they are strangers here, we reproduce au
article from the Boston Traveller, which
will show with what favor they IRE re-
garded at 1.-THE HUB"
"Without fear Of contradiction, The
performances OF Callender'S Georgia
Minstrels, at Beethoven Hall, may be pro-
nounced the best minstrel entertainment
ever given in this city. There Is fresh
meas and completeness about the whole,
which entities them 10 the fullest praise,
The fun ia unlimited and continuous, and
refinement marks every portion OF the
entertainment. We do not remember to
have seen an audience more delighted
than was last night's assemblage. As fol
the whole evenings enjoyment, It may be
characterized n novel from the fact thati
is native and not initiative; commendable
because it is wholly refined, and mosl
pleasant because it Is artistic.
The company has taken the city by
storm. Again, last night, there was mol
even standing room. The best songs we
have ever heard from minstrels are given
every evening. In every way the audi
ence was delighted. Noquestion is made
Of the assertion, that this troupe sur
passes all other organizations OF the kind
The performances are the most artistic
refined, and thoroughly enjoyable OF any
ever given here, and absolutely the best
we eyer SAW