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fully corroborate the statement made In
the above card OF General Johnston, having
been present at Manassas at the time IN
command OF the First Virginia infantry,
and actually witnessed the execution.
Not only was there no sympathy felt Tor
the prisoners, but their execution was IN
variably regarded by the army as a neces-
sary and salutary exercise of discipline.
I do not know that the unfortunate men
we're freshmen, and am not disposed to be-
lieve that any countryman OF mine would be
guilty OF such fragrant breach OF sol
dieJ,s duty. P. T.. MOORE.
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c.SSINIFpE IMPAIRMENT

CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
The largest assortment OF CASS!MERES ever Of
fered In any house this side OF New York. All
We ask Is call aud look 1t these goods before
purchasing elsewhere; .
WATERPROOFS-a full line: ST Waterproof re-
duced to 50c.; Sl.25 Waterproof reduced 10
75c.; Black, Navy-Due, Seai-Brown, Bottle
Green, at low prices.
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"A SANDER Refuted.
) Inc Ed;tors Of tho Dispatch:

Il
- RICHMOND, VA, October 20. 1878.
I have Just seen an article in the Rich-
mond WING. OF October 23d, evidently pub.
lished to prejudice our Irish citizens against
me. 1t is a SANDER. Its only foundation
is in the fact that two soldiers OF w heats
Louisiana battalion were convicted and SEN
fenced to death for the highest military
crime (mutiny) by General Court-Martlal-
the act was the attacking an officer and
guard with deadly weapons to release prls.
oners under their charge. The sentence OF
death was that prescribed for this crime, not
only by Confederate law, but by the laws OF
all European nations.
L had no power to pardon such criminals:
II there had been any illegality in the trial
it would have been my duty to refer the
case to the Government. But i examined
the recorded proceedings, with the help OF
a good lawyer, and could find none. ard
therefore had no pretext even for delay.
The men were not the interesting per.
sons represented, nor was there general
sympathy for them, nor such intercession
as the inventor of this SANDER describes,
nor any reason to think that they were
Irishmen. Long acquaintance with the
Irish as soldiers Impressed on me the bellef
that they are inferior to none in fidelity ana
courage. y. q. JOHNSTON.
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Il largely resp0nsib les because the Govern
merit 4, aforesaid divided Virginia; took from
hep the wild lands Id; the western part OF |
fha statc. and set upsa separate establish |
ment. All attempts 60 max Vest Virginia
assume any part OF the burde have signaily
Jailed. She is the only fragment Oh the
country that made a success Of secession
during the war, and prop poses not only to
accept the situation, but take advantage
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PAINT.
NHE PAINT OF PAINTS 7
SILICATE PAINT.

L
49,. SILICATE PAINT. .- .
TWO MEDALS AT PARIS EXHIBITION!
Made from ground quartz. Has no chemical ae-
ton oil mineral surfaces, Buckets, ecr-Barrels,
and drinking-vessels painted on inside without dan
ger from poison. in lead paints. VIII stand 500
degrees OF heat without b.stering. 1t petrfes on
surface so as to exclude dampness. ...-....
Write to ASA SNYDER, zoos Cary street, sole
agent for Richmond, for circular. oc 30-3t*.
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M COD-LIFER OIL.

NE COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE 4 BAEEE":
MEDICINALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and of patients who have taken H. that IT
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AID
MORE EASILY ASsIMILATED THAN ANY oT!E@
OIL. MEADE BAKER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Is 9l9 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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will be made by the elegant and fast
STEAMER ARIEL, ,..
leaving Richmond MONDAY, October 2sth, WE'D
NESDAY, October 30th, and FRIDAY, November
1st at 7 A. NJ, arriving at Old Point at z. NJ ana
Norfolk ut P. NJ, returning the next day. II
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP have been
nut at the VERY Low FIGURE OF So, AND GOOD TO
RETURN UNTIL NOVEMBER 7TH.
The HOTELS at OLD POINT ami NORFOLK have
engaged to give SPECIAL REDUCED RATES to
excursionists by the steamer Ariel.
This Is splendid opportunity to visit this GREAT
VIRGINIA SEASIDE RESORT and NORFOLK,
and the LAST CHANGE AT THIS Low RATE until
next summer. .. a-.
Tickets for sale at CARRIERS Ticket Agency, S26
Main street, at on the boat.
l.. q. TATUM, Superintendent
Virginia Steamboat Company,
oc 25-tOc31i 9C3 Main street.
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Another iavoice of those fine IRISH LINEN REM
NANTS; .s
Ladies, Genlemen's, Misses and Children's UN-
DERW YEAR at extra low prices;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlEDS SHIRTS from
Soc, Toe. and 81 the best IL Shirt in Rich
mond, made of Wamsutta Cotton and best
Linen, ready for use. 49,. 49,
Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT Is complete
Red, Blue, Gray. and White Twilied Flannels;
Shaker Eiaunels from zoe. 10 81 per yard;
Plain FlanneIs from 12.c. TO 81 Canton Fian-
lei from 64 10 Csc .-..
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On our second floor you will find n full line of
BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, BED-TICKS. Ia
BILE UIL-CIOTHS, COMFORTS. and QUILTS.
Sl2 BLANKETS reduced 10 IS pair: ..a
SIU BLANKETS reduced TO SO j pair;
sS BLANKETS reduced 10 So pair;
So BLANKETS reduced to 81 I pair;
So BLANKETS reduced to So pair;
81 BLANKETS reduced to 81 4 pair.
We offer the largest assortment OF Blankets ever
offered in the city. Hotelkeepers and boarding.
houses and families desiring Blankets should cqn-
slider and look at our stock before buying elsewhere
ON our third floor you will find = full line Of La
LIES CLOAKS, BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS, SElAWLS, s H T l. y d
tSTiAWLS, PIANO COVERS and TABLE
COVERS, UNDER-GARMESTS. w HI +
SPREADS, and MARSEILLES QUILTS:
--latest styles Of CLOAKS and SHETLAND
SHAWI4S just received. at lower prices than
ever; CLOAKS from IS to $25. Don't buy be.
fore you look at cur stock. r..
On our fourth hcor you will fnd full assortment
OF CARPETS, OIL-CLQTHS, MATTlNGS,
RUGS,OURTAIN.LACE, WIEDOW.SHADEs,
MAT FIN from 90 10 s0c.;
CARPETS az 15E, &c. 20, 80, 20, so, 62Hs 10,
= 90c., 81, up to si.25 per yard ia.
from Ike. 10 IL per yarl;
RUGS from TO Sl2 each; e,:rss,2
from soc. MP TO 81 per yard.
. We have thousands OK Other articles, but too nu-
.merous to meution Tor want Of space.
SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street,
] oc4 between Third and i our;h Streets
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GRAPE and GRAPE Wells, from the smallest 10
70 The largest, and from the chcapest 10 the best
/ 900 pieces of assorted cOlors III RlBBONS from
6, s. 10, and 12Ec. per yard-reduced from 20,
80, and 40c.:
Another lot OF Toe. TRIMMINGS;
as 600 worth OF CAMBRIA EDGE just received
we have bought the entire balance OF stock from
4 New York importing house;
EDGING at 37@c. per yard-ncVer sold for less
Than 81:
EDGINGi at soc. worth $50;
EDGING IRON TO l6c. per yard. III.
These are positively the biggest bargains Of CAM
BRIO EDGE that have ever been offered I'm Rich
mond. We invite the ladies to call and Inspect this
lot OF Edginss. Whether they buy or not, we want
to convince them that We have the incest lot OF
Edgings In The city.
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DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
We have, as usual, the largest assortment ever Of
fcred fu the cisy-50U different styles 10 select
from:
Another lot Of ihose STEEL-GRAY LUSTRES 1t
J5c. worth 25e. per yard.
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DILEHEADS,t $3.50 I'd ss per riealt. 1T
ID the DISPATCH pRINTI&G-H0USE
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LEVY BROTHERS
make 1t rule 10 have every article in ,h.,, ...-.
marked 10 be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICE,
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wsrf ttun. - Ser Deutife hinge
gen bat einen onsebcrenen Yang, in Yrp
,eiiicnen gu malhlreu. cbne Sliidlidt au
sutes coer ihtedteS, beieeS cber fattes
Wetter gSir Rno bober 5u Der 9(nnab
ME seordnst, bab bic DerIiner Byc,eIIio
ndre, bic butter benz Sternentanner Elm
beripa5irten, entbuiiaitiIde Deutih Nue
ritancr seneien linp, aus oenen Der oite
inte,tbanen @eilt nod nidt sin3iid meg
amerlfaniifrt wprpeu lit,
Gs entitebt paher Die Deitere Traae, o
pisie faiierlid' fGaislifen 2ln,er.fa 1t
gntstraft eieisr lc9alen WauiIsltatiol
aah psrf fsllsnsm 3peNasrisen NufsnthaI'
n Oe"tiblano CON Der seitgeuaen Dol3e
Jnarislt psribont aosr trpB Sternsnban
aers uno Yrc,slions .Marltairsns fur nen
oeutlhsn untertcauen. uno Wlilitar. Ser
,ano pssosn refiamirt nerGen. gRtr tolfsn
tntlhepsn, paS cas- 9tstsre eaIGstsn wer,
pe. Ourd, pas Mit Marlhiren In elmer
picseiIiou ~ @bren lares 9anoessatars ba
sen tie. unEsrer u"lnobgeblidbeuAnl lidt mad,
ore Wttht, Disbsr peutid,e untsrthanen III
psrosn NJ 1t 'phtlamsr tstunpet, ais as es
Gu d. ;ptiidt i9enaufeutbalt in Dsutlhlano
latIn tlan II men, IS lit i.terbaupt Die
J,ase, OBJ ls itmais aufssbSrt battsn, I'm
tfrtDanen gu ieiu, uno bic 3batlahs, hab
Is oos ameritau.lAs Banner nit fcb BET
umtruaen, lispt eissntliA nur ME cine
rerltartte 6uabsebuns ipres llntartSanis
feitS'Sinnes aus. g1ir wiinlden bem
reutlasn Saiisr aqes @lud uno Oebeibea,
une lanse5 2eten ba,u. Wir YerDammen
tie psrbreherildsn More. .Mitsn!ate, bic auf
iNn ts9aaess wurien, wie mir jspss Ser.
breden serbammen. g8ir freuen uns oarii.
be1, bab sr Der Oefabr sntsanasn LIT, pie
mir uns iitsr isOss aus MSsosrbans
errettete MenfAsnlstsn frsusu warben !,
absr mir maisn sefeben, baB mir ss
nidt iGs tattrull Upsr palisnb fir Nme.
rtfaner, uno nod sisl tpsnissr fir
oeutlde 2msrifansr balten, Fh an ei=
ner oerartisen prc,eiiiOn gu tftbsIlisen.
Das gertaltnis swilAsn Dem beutI den
8ailsr ocsr prsubilhsn &6aia uno lsinsn
llntertbanen ssbt einsn 2tmsrifaner nittts
an. Gin Islder irilree unter aQen I'm.
ltaneen am Seifsn paraa tbun, lIh Don
alien pplitlden Dsmunitrationen in
DeutIdlano. ob loyal ooer ilpyal, Of mo-
nardii9 oser SemOfratilh, fernlubaItsn.
Gs inp bas Dinss, in iuelde ct ifh aIs
Sremeer niht binsinmi@dsn ioate. Sspe
anbere @uffaiIuns riiroe Die psatlfs go
liSei beredtisen. i'm iotalo oils mSsli6
ais oeut1ten llntertban gu rsfIamiysn unp
barnah 3u bebanbeln.
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- Wir befacsn uns CUR 3sit tesasliG
Der tiiraerlidsn &uhe in Der Weriope pss
sdnistratsns. ga tommt es mobl nit
uuter rcr nob cine lsltit erfabrsne 5aus
fr gu e'touldt wttt. inr,m Ge natt Der
angCprisientn iGn.ssb etue Sans fault,
wsldts, wsnn lie aua gsrape nlht ihpn
;u Der Shaar eer 8stternnen pse Rayi.
tolls IN Hpm sebSrts, ssA fber lhoa
sin!ss Sabre nit aaeeren OenoIiinnsa aul
bic Wetpe usspatihelt" mar.
Oarum isi bier ein gan, einfa1ss,
lei&t anpenobarss, burban5 liAsrss ger.
fae,en urisrsa SousIrausn mitaet6eilt,
rurA @sltss lie iia Dor isosr lauEAuaa
in psler Ss;tetua3 Ed,;iben tSuasn. Mun
faBt cine sslu5 jnIins Gtefnaeet an Der
spibs spifGsn Oaumen unp 3sisein3sr
uno i'bt osu Scpf oerisltsa auf ole 5aui
Der Sans. GrInas bsi gang lsitbtsm
DRUID her !tsopf IL! Die Daut Gin, fO tanu
man ihsr iein, cine junss, sissIa6riae
Cans ,u taufsn, ,pslde, gut gsbraten,
an Jamilsntild 5reuoe unb @suub 6e.
rsitst. Stalpt Ftb aber aud tsi llarterem
Druds Sic Saut un!sr eem 0opls nat
tnnsn, un0 bnrGtpbrt bisisr jsne nttt
70 ifbe man BON jeesm 3anesl nm tinl
lOlde gstfranin ab.
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8 e : d 8.

- Die Santa Sc 8a9nsslsalaait Don
Galpsacn tat S25O.00O ssborst. Gis
Dabn pirb nun bis Nihmpnb 1dnsl aus.
9ebout psrben unb am |. Sauuar au(
Der san,en Strede fabrtar Isin.
- Die Wultiner 8p!fs3situns iAreitt
am SUnntas trafen swsi iiirtiIhe Ser
rfn, Batter unb Sobn, Namens N,tesly,
bier Gin. Oielsltsn Rnb aus DamaStue
Syrien, seti,rtis, fummen aber 3unadlt
Don asnnei1se. uno NIT itnen in @slea,
ltnft BON bort elm 5err 8errara. Den
obiasn Ssrren esfiat eS ~ gut bier, bab
fe bier bleiten molten. Der junse 0err
Nrbfsls 1T Mr3t unp bic anoeren Serren
ssosnfen i'm tauimannilasn Jate i6re
eapitalisn an,ulessn.
- Nahtem Der Nidt.r aae ginwarbs
fsitsns Der gertbeioisuns in BEN Noto.
fdilo prossb absewsien Sat, 1T enelih
am 13. Ger Nnfans NIT 3ulammsniisauns
'tner Su,y semaAt wprben. 8cn So
pcretlarenen garsern, maren iepod nur
81 erlhisnsn unb BON bisisn tonntcn nur
bret als @tfGworene In benz Sale ae
brau6t wsrtsn. Die 8irgsr. pslde Ser
Vorlabuns ni&t Golse sslriast tatten,
murbsn Seoer um $50 ae1raft unb Der
haftstsfsble sesen ttslelbsn ausssfeytiat.
DIR Niatsr~ oromete oanm an, paB ater.
mails so Burger fur ben 0sldworsnen
etsnit 9e5csen perotn fcl!sn. Die Stat
fade, bab rer grpub nun sur gerbano
lung eslaast, errsst araemeines SntersFe.
Die &npaltt Rotblhilps merben ieboh
fortfahrsn bel iebrr @elsesnheit Ginmanpe
esssn Vornotme bes proselIes gu ertebeu.
Die abmsisncen 3enaen, auf rel6e Biz
Vsrthsirisuns 70 sroess @ewiht kst,
7np; Belle Opulry. Maria MeGlspsr,
Sitiy Billiams, Gbas. Stus, Sac. 1ar
raae uno eolain Sims.
- is' Itras unb Wneifc 8abn bat
am l3. nietsr 200 Gmisranteu aue
atnntiise Nlatoma unp @eoraia mad
Sort Wortb asbraht, pom mo Die nsueu
A"tCmml'nss Wsitsr wsh ssusn.
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ibr beranbranste uno bic Nrme I'm ibrsn
5als idlans. sDieper ein anterer slaus
te bemertt ,u baben, bab iie tDpt!ih er
bleihte unb iihttar uad Ta6uns rang
Damn bate as etne Weile faiterno 3u Gar
lota seipruhsn. ,pie ibrem @enahtnib ct
mas sinprasenb, nenn bas &'np ubts
an1heinene ibrc @orte msbrfah tpieperbo
len. Darauf flibte ae es rod sinmal,
fprah atsrmals einies Wcrte, unc tspcr
Semano ibre Nbfat errietb. bate iie ben
Nepclper trrporse,osea uno iiet erld,oi1sn.
GRIT Der &naa telsbrte Die nad,Ren Sp'e
Ter It.r pas @slhetsne. Dere!sid,el
@crfdas paren inosdsn an oem ssrrufensr
Orte nihfs unseuObntittss.f Bspor Dos
ihredlld. Grsisuib sr0bsre StStups Der
urlathts, battle man bic 9opte in Gin Sei
tsnasmad sslhof!, mutin Garlota ibs
nahfolats. Tie 1bar murre eelhleGsn
unp wsitsr lp'slte man ouf Der tlutteiroel.
ten Stdtts, ais cb nur bic Ga,tsn .eepeh.
fit mo- osn pdreu
las ma, foe 9nre bsr ithSnen &dtalna
g. NOR tln gnre. sn'iprecheno ihrra eiSer-
nsn Gaarafer. Sa, lie tslaB einen eiisrs
nen s drlttsr, uno con fsblts ihr bic RralI.
fh islbit uuo Oami! Die ibr innencbnenee
Neisuns gum Spiel beliesen.
Sier 3es 5aaen ieins Sane rcn glicfs
Arm surid. Da5 5usdtbarle mar herau-
ter pOn leiner Geels. 98as sr jsst nod
ersatlte, er eab Is fin, wis sins ourtb bic
3sit semilesrte 6iasa UNI uneglsb!ia Ser
tcrenss.
(5ortfebuns fDlet.)
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WfuGfs Iifel,es.

- Rarams SteIta @sritsr, m,lhe ae
aenrdrlia In Der Neaoemy. Of Nulit In
Ns~ " t iinat. bat atb ais quite Spetula
ion iur ris ldt Madler bswdhrt. s.
DIE ~ 9osr aip pcn tilsn be ,u SIS
unr $9 eas Sud ber,ufsstrlebsn murpsn
Drm 2plIion. eueea unp parspa
5ieber 1T nun in Nsw yort Der @srasr
@ntbuitasmus sefulst.
- Sm atlantts 0arbsu q. g., con.
3sriirsn bic ruitsn 5ularsn. ,pelhe erl
ppr siniSsn DOdsn sen Deu!(dlant
anstlpmmsn fno, als Naaiolssr be,
SeiIsn. Yrsubsn uno Bayern.
- @trifina 9lillun psrlanete $4,000
ben Mbsno, um In Der ct. pstersbures,
Dyer auf5utreten. Die Aullen kc.sn
$4,000. wslhss Nilicn jssen auslalua.
- Die 9arilsr 4bsotsr msrben jsbt
jdSrIiu iuei frsis Norlsuunsen ,un
Bsaen bss putlitums sessttn, barren Sc
fen aus Staais .Mitteln seosd wsrssr
lolsn,
- Die But, hr unYermaNllGe Bio
limit, wilS am II. Ce;smbsr IN Nsp S)or
agf!relen.
- Wacams Va!li uno Nitulin lino /,
YrITsl.
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- Gclt8tbiimlid 1T, mas lidf i'm Qau.
fe bcr Belt gum Gieentbume eiueS Ypl.
les erbcten bat, mas Sober tennt, Sebel
ad,tet. gr. augult SSui9's
$ am urger Bruntbee peyoient
sepib Oieisa RrSpitat, ,penn es iItitaum eins
sSumilie 5u fncen. in Der or nidt betannt
nidt beliebt III. Uir3. Worita Senne,
ihreibt SD mar felt aht Wonatsn :lei
esno, 70 sab ia faum gebea tcnnte
Dani Or. Aus. 8onis's So m
bur8er Bruntbee bin i'd mn
wieoer 70 melt berseitetlt, ba6 id bi,
Rade wieSer bsfuhsn uno bic semSbnlia'
Dausarteit per(eben fam.
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- Serr g SO pff1Duhot 20

- Serr 8. gS onbat sesenpartis
ale 5dnoe pc(i 5t tbuu. nm bic SluTer
aus Der Stact nno pom Yanbe aQe ,l
befrleotSen. Der 2tubrang 1T mirtlid,.
ltberraldeno uno liefert ben belten Bepeis
pcn Der 9cpplor:tit Des perrn gDclilon.
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- SQlasnce Bemstfunsea Der ,,9l. 9.
Staatsssituns" iiber manGe 3eitunasle
fer pa1en auf pisls anosre Staote 70 eul
'pie auf Nep yort: ~ uNarirlid bat jsrer
R3siiunsslsisr pas Net', lsns Msinuna
ubsr dnsn 3eitunesartitsl manelib ceer
itriftllh tunrluaeben menn sr aber bel
Ger Tsitif unaersdt ppcr siniaitig orr,
Iabri. 70 mub er iia piss w,srer Iassn
lohen. Gie oaae lauft baraui tinaus,
rob ishr piels 3situnsslsier bic eerihts
ano gcmmentare Der Dr:iT, aan, 1h6n
Eaesn. 70 iaHas eis1e MD: fs fslblt oee,
thrc Sreunes bstr'fFra; 1T absr pus 9ss
tsre ter 6au, 70 fiaren fis elsiG siaeu
MibtraaA per YHlIe, 100 bieIe einfat
tbut, mas lbrs esisr i'm aassmeinsn scr
lbr erpdrten uno erparten fSnnsn.
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- Bern, 10 Dec Sberit 3. Sammer
muroe gum Yrdiipenten uno Or. 8. geel.
ii gum 8iceprdliOepten ees 9unbesratbs
fir tas Sabr 1879 eewdblt.
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= 20 mSre intereIiant an srfa9rcu,
fa8t peS Cincinnati Vclfsblatt, Oh bic
Nmerltansr, bic beim Gmplans tes aai
ieIs wilbelm III gcrliu in Der Yro;clfcn
mitmarfdirten uub Elm Sterpentanner
truSen, Deutid, amerifaner rber einae
bcrenc ameritaner sewsien Hno. yBir
mafien selfeben, cab unS ba8 qestere iebr
unWobrfteinlic) pOrfcmmt. Die Mn.
ale. .amsrifansr ieSen auar semobnlid
Haes baran, um bel pcfe Sprosltsllt unb ID
bcbe uno bSaits @eiealhalfen einsefabrt
au werben /; uber fe raaidirsn nidt Al
Nub tu MaNsn Yrc3siaonen berun,,
Wenu Re ia ftpn Gu elmer WaNsn.
Htoseifen betbeiliSten, uu etwas pa.
BET 5u ieben, warben He esmabr.
f4einli4 nur In einem elesanteu Subj
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SD Bin oa, um ale an Rbennlatis
mus, 0!At cber Aeuralsie 2eioenSe su
euriren. SauIeube iteben uubeI Idrelbliae
Sualen aus fir melde ie Abbitfe oura
0erld''epene nlebr cber sreaiser bpd1ansee
prlelene Wtittel iud,ten nno Bic euolih
ourd 2 Ulaiden rcn Senfins Nnnib l.
! a tor po(!Itanois bon aGsn 2eicea BE,
trelt mnrOen. Sdidt Cure Nuftrase uuc
Idreltt I'M eircutare an 0f. Senfins
Ii. = o., gi3entbiiuer, gtem Orleans 2a.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-16

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eintart.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-16

Yesterday morning, about twelve
O'clock, Mr.. Il, II. Bell, hardware deal
or, corner OF Commerce and Lamar
streets, went to the postoiiice for the
purpose OF getting money order
cashed. He met the money order
clerk IN the corridor OF the Office and
informed him that he had al order he
would like to have cashed, when he
was informed that it was the dinner
hour, and that it could not be done at
that time, as he had locked the safe,
and that 1t would be trouble to him to
reopen 1t. He was kind enough how.
ever, to advise him to send 1t back by n
small boy. But alas Mr.. Bell does
no. feel that he could afford to support
small boys for such purposes, and go
the order, went for the time being, I'M.
cashed. That such an important
branch Of the Office should be closed
during banking hours, is certainly a
great Inconvenience to our business
men, as well as the general public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-16
wouId-B e Ronbers.

Thursday night as Mr.. Baker, a
farmer, living some five miles south of
the city, was returning to his home in
company with his brother, from visit
to q neighbor, he was attacked by two
masked men on the roadside vino de.
manded his money, and, upon his
telling them that he had nouc, at,
tempted to drag him from his horse.
His brother, who was riding some little
distance behind, hearing his brothers.
shout for help galloped up, when the
would-be robbers ran away. Mr.. Ba-
ker has but within the last few weeks
taken up his residence in our state
ffom his old home in Wisconsin. He
says the men threatened to shoot bin,
but did not exhibit any firearms, and
he thinks they were tramps who had
believed him to be alone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-16

S. p. Haynes, Palo Pinto, is at the
LaGrand.
Daniel Ripley, Houston, is at the
Le(irand.
Il. u, Woodhouse, Wills Point, is at
the Windsor
George p. Potter, New York, is at
the Windsor
M. Jones, Fort Worth, is registered
ut the Windsor.
II. w. Weller, Galveston, is guest
at the LeGrand.
Dr. M. Josephthal, Sherman, is a
guest at the Windsor.
II. w. Shaw and lady, New York,
are stopping at the Le6rand.
G. A. Qninlan, division superintend-
ent of the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, Is registered at the LeGrand.
: Colonel A. I. Wilson, the efficient
sheriff of Kaufman county, And an old
subscriber to The Herald, Is in the
city OH business.
Jesse M. williamson, former at.
taehe ofTHE HERALD, who has been
sojourning in Sherman for some time,
is in the city, stopping at the Windsor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-16
Josh nll,lnr'. Lcc,ura.

A fair sized audience greeted Josh
BilIings lust night, who were richly
repaid by their attendance. lilo WAS
introduced by Mr. a, Il. Hardie, who
said he had the pleasure u presenting
TO them ii. w Shaw, better known to
the world as Josh Billings, The leo.
turer AZ once launched forth his quaint,
droll sayings, each OF which was com.
plote with hunor aud sense, and con
tlnued in humorous strain TO the
close. Many suppose that his great
hold on the American heart is his
ludicrous use of words, and that his
sayings, which have become house.
hold words the world over, would lose
their force when spoken IN pure Eng-
fish, but he lends 10 them additional
humor 10y his comical way OF utterlpg
them. He IL ono Of the greatest geni-
uses the country has produced, ana
either on the platform or In the press
he has no equal. His lecture was
composed Of essays, answers to cores.
pondeuts, the flea, the dog, the mouse,
and his drollerlcs which have made
him famous everywhere. His actions
ami appearance on the stage are ludI.
crous, aud he reminds one of plain
ami unassuming person unconscious of
his great powers Those who failed to
attend missed one OF the greatest trents
ever given Dallas audience.