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NOTICE TO cRE ID
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHAEY RAILROAD CO..
OFFICE 11iIE1EENT1G AND MAIN.
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1879.
Gentlemfn,-A contract has been prep. RED DC.
tween the James River and Eanawha Company anu
he Richmond aud Allegheny Ratlroad Company
rany. Before this become final settlement
mll. be had with all IF the creditors. The cr1dltors
are many and far apart. and ii will he Impossible" III
The lin!tcG lime eivrn MS, to deal with the creditors
separately. -
The Richmond and Allcclanv Railroad Company
have ireceh thsir Executive Committee, consist
ing of John i. Jnnc:. james Il. kccnc. James u.
Blaine. Thomas Ewing. and II. &. Parsons, To ask
for conference with The creditor s. ana The conlit-
Zee direct me tn address yOu with the request that
Won would confer with other bcndholaors an agrc''
upon an early dale when yoi can meet the rolnnll =
tee, with Il view 10 some agreement that may DC 10
our mutual interest.
Yours, very resp C fully.
Ii. e.. PARSiISS, vice lrcSld"ni.
To Ncssrs. Joh1 Stewart. Isaac p1ceRUort, JT.,
Thomas Scddon. james H. Dootcy.
RICHMOND, VA. March &c, 1879.
To the Bondhoiders Of tie James Ricer Gnd kd-
nuichd Company:
The Executive Committee of the Richmond ano
Allegheny Railroad Company desiring oiult; cl:cc
with the creditors of the james RiyCEiIsd kanawila
I'ompany. have relreS.J tic Undersigned. bond
holders living IN this city. 10 arrange FOR meeting.
Yu are accordingly invited 10 attend general
meeting OF the CREDITORS OF the, james River and
city Of Echlrnnd. on the 1GrlfSDiY or APRIL,
1879, III II NJ.
I. DAVENPORT. JR..
THOMAS seldom. Attorney.
JAMES II. DDDLEY. Attorney,
JOHN STEWART.
DANIEL Il. - EWART.
NH 2o-codtd by jain Stewart. ~ tcrncy.
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Opening the Tilden Campaign in Pitts.
burg.

PlTTsBURG. Pa, April ga large meet.
ing was held here tonight by the .Tllden
Club. Hon. James Il. Hopkins spoke, de-
nouncing Federal frauds, advocating free
elections, and endorsing Mr.. Tilden. The
following letter from Mr.. TiIden was read :
{" 10 The Lecture Committee of the lion
City 1Itden Clue, Pttsburq, Pa:
"Please communicate to your Club my
thanks Tor their invitation to attend the
lecture OF MIR. Hopkins, though my engage
ments render 1t impossible to be present.
In 1876 the Democracy achieved vic
tory In the name and for the sake OF
reformEo OF administration which would
restore the Government in spirit and
substance, as well as In. form, to the
benign character in which twas created by
ogr patriotic ancestors, They were de-
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frauded Of the .suits Of that victory BY q
false count ST the electoral votes. Tint
wrong lasts upon this generation the ~ re-
sponstbflity os d far greater question. Tue
great duty Is TO yindicate the right OF the
per,ple to elective seil.govcrnment. Ii the
subyersiou Of the elective system proves
successful and prosperous, those who are
in mower viii count themselves in at every
election and prolong their dominion indeiI-
nitely. Such question ought to be divest-
cd Of every personal aspect. The wrongs
to individuals become insignificant In COM
parison. With the crime against the people,
against free government, and all the best
bones of mankind.
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lust Is President HAYEa than ne ntc. He
hss 1t III his power 10 make bis name 9 proud
ono. and TO make Tor himself attic to the
admiration and gratitude OF the American
nation through all time. Wilt ne do ltf
Ma case Is one Of great embarrassment.
This ia the turning pointin oils administra-
ton. Firn,ness now will secure the envi-
able fame we speak OF. fndecision aud
weakness viii cause him to lose everything,
land retire without. the respect OF his own
| party, and with the general indifference, II
/ not worse, OF all civilj zatton.
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NE DRESS GOODS AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

Their stock is lie largest and by far the hand
somest ever offered. II includes all the novelties Of
this season.:
WATERED and SATIN SILKS, DAMASSE
SILKS, in Back and Colored: DAMaSSE and
ShTIN-SrRIPED GREN Adm ES, BRO
CADftS in all their new varieties:
ALL-WOOL BUNTlNCiS at 8. 20. 22, and csc. !:
FRENCH DOUBLt-WlDTH BUNTING at &C.
worth 81;
Good quality DnUBLE-WIDTHT tMiSE nj Csc. :;
so pieces SLACK CASIlMERES reduce from Sec
10 37kc. Great BARGAINS in CASI!MEfES:
Hundreds Of BLACK aud CDLORED DRESS
GOODS in entirely new designs:
Fifty-lwo-lnch. wide NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
all silk and WOo-at G5c.-Sencrally sold Ut
81 so:
MOURNING GRAYS at Is and 20c-worth 1oc.
yard m,re: "
Light Shadrs in STLK LUSTRES. and all wool. at
from 20 to 40c. yard under value. ap D
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The recent exhibition OF feeling in Kan
sas was not encouraging to the dark
man'' (northern name). But unqucstion-
ably the great emigration to Kansas from
Pennsylvania and the northern States puts
the negro enterprise in "hockIety." 1t is
greater than theirs, and the industry and
vigilance that are transported to Kansas by
these northern emigrants can meet no COM
petition worth talking about from the So
called negro hegira from the South.
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BUSINESS. CHANCES.
IAVING DETERMINED TO CHANGE

HAVING DETERMINED TO CHI ANGIE
IL MY BUSINESS, I offer for sale III lots To suit
purchasers, VERY LOW, my large and we.select-
ed stock of LUMBER. consisting Of WALNUT,
CHERRY. ASH, MAPLE. HICKORY, CHEST
NIT. POPLAR, Win E-PlNE. FLOORING,
DRESSED LUMRER, CEDAR-rOSTs tsquare and
rOundl OAK. mud II full line OF DOMESTIC LUM-
BER and SHINGLES. T- -.
TO any one desii Gus Of conducting general lum.
her business. would offer gre Mt Inducements to
purchase Us whole. AMI LEASE them my YARD,
which II well located for the business. ito r.
ap Sat-, ,,..-n T. ". PICkRELL.
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FIDDLE-FADpLE.-The Wheeling InteUi-
gencer OF Tuesday says:
!" We alluded yesterday to the grave con-
slderations and consequences that surround
the present movement OF the colored race
in parts OF the South towards the North and
West"
Indeed! And nov, il the Ohio don't
burn npit viii rot be because Wheeling:
is not afame. ,,t.s
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Our illustrious chronicler and common
tator OF Charlottesville is somewhat per-
picked about the name Of Mr.. RID
DLEBERGER. 1t seems to be a riddle in
deed to our correspondent. If the oppor-
tunity were offered him to study the man
himself "in The cool" OF Shenandoah and
Page, the trouble about the name would be
readily solved.
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mr. THE CHEAPEST YET!

Nice styles OF DRESS GOODS at sAc per yard
worth 12Hc.;
WIDE CRASH TowELLING at exc. per yard
worth 10c.;
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS at soc., would be cheap
Soc;
WIDE BLACK GRAPE, fer Wells, at ~ per yard
worth &c;
ToRCHoN LACEs at very low prices;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERT1SGs-the
largest variety in this city. II you want choice
patterns don't buy until you have seen our
stock;
| WHITE QUILTS at Soc, 75c., 81, s1.25, 81 SO,
sl.75, 80. and up to s12-all very cheap;
CURTAIN MUSLIN at 1oc per yard worth 2oc.;
PURE LINEN SHIRT BosOMs ut 15c. worth
40c. ..-.. ..
FLOOR OlL-CLOTH, two yard, wide, at 7oc. per
yard worth 1925:
LARGE-sIZE LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS at
$3.50 q dozen worth 81;
EXTgA-FlNE HUCKABACK TOWELS with
dalnask borders AZ 81 per dozen worth Sc;
EXTRA LARGE CoLORED QUILTS at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LAMBREQUIN LACE at soc. per yard worth
| Soc;
LACE DED-sPREADs. with PILLOWS HAMS
| to match at IS for the set wort& s5;
TIDES at l5c. worth CSC; ut SOC. worth 75c. at
Coo. worth 81; at 81 worth $3.50;
Genuine HANDMADE LINEN TORCION TT
| DIES ct $3.50 worth 81:
large assortment of HOSE and GLOVES of The
la:cst styles:
WHITE and RED-CHECK MATING at 1910.
per ward;
| Great bargains In HANDKERCIIIEFS 70: gentle
men and ladies:
PRINCES, BUNTINGS, and DRESS-TEIM-
MISGS very low LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
We have DISCONTINUED OPENING OUR
STORE ON SATURDAY EVENINGS until fur
| tier notice. aD3
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A Washington letter in the Alexandra

A Washington letter in the Alexandria
Gazette says:
Gentlemen here who heard the recent
discussion of the Virginia Statc-dcbt ones.
ton at Charlottesville between Mr.. Daniel
a friend OF the debt bill, and Mr.. Riddle.
berger, an opponent, and at Brent>viile be.
tween Mr.. Mu'hbach, 4 debt-pa and
Mr.. Paul, readiuster, say that at both
places the friends OF the bill not only got
the advantage of their opponents, but had
the crowds with them by Il large majority.
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5lEEs7SGS.

r o. 0. F.-Thc members OF .,,,ssssize,
J.. ROANE LODGE. No 100. I. .. sI5Ssz
o. r., are regue sed 10 be Dr0npttn at -ees:spsSE
tcpdabce TfiIS EVENING at the reg ->;Ts,7,iyEs>
uar meeting, 1T 7is 0'clnrk. The Lodge viii! he
visited by Grand Master I. TALBoTT. Past Grand
Master 4 r. COURTNEY. and other distne u>iled
Odd Fellows. Members OF sister lodges In This CIT
and Manchester are cordially invited to lc present
JOHN 4. MEAELEI, =. G..
r. WILEY DAVIS, Secretary. ap lO-lt*
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NJ NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
Just received very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS.
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOL; ny TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from tic very best English and French manuf!c;o-
rc, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. / beg 10 Inform my friends and the public
gen rally that >haI offer these goods. made up i'll
the latest styles and by tic best "orkmcn II PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, aud CUFFS made to crdr
IT short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SIIAFEI:, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. l0G4 hiaiu street.
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General Mahone's Tactics.
Read the following articles. The first Is
from the Richmond WhiG:

Read the following articles. The first IS
from the Richmond Wing:
Two TO ONE AGAINST THE BROKERS' BILL
Especial to the Whig.]- Manassas, Va,
April 7.-Senator Paul and Delegate Mush-
bach discussed the brokers' bill at Prince
William Courthouse to-day. The Court
house clique, rs usual, refused to divide and
count, but all fair men agree that two thirds
OF the crowd were with Senator Paul.
Authentic.
Now read the truth as TO the matter
from the Alexandria Gazette:
"Mr. Mushbach opened in a speech Of
half an hour, followed by Mr.. Paul for one
hour and half. Mr.. MuShbach then closed
the debate in most powerful and con-
vincing speech OF one hours duration. BE
seemed 10 have his audience entirely with
him, and at the conclusion Of his remarks q
vote was taken and the debt bill endorsed,
there being only two votes in the negative
in the whole crowd"
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g L X | y u GOODS.
COURTNEY 4 rp;vrrr
nave no" III sore comp'"i" a.-..r,.,....
SPRING; GGtf,.

have nov IN sore 4 comp'..f.a...,,...
SPRING GDrn>.
to which they Invite HE at'cl;!,e,rr
CaSSINEEE> for Inru aud lsy. ;...-... 70.
BLACK CASllNEEtS from e.. =:
yard: '''-' -
BLACK TAMISE from 5c". 10 - ,,-,....
ELACK iiHNl;isITA fro'" *irn, .q......,
BLACK MDUSLIN: .'7'
BUNTlNGS. al shades and graln,~..
LINENS Of all finds:
A bargain In HLEACiIED rACLn.o,v,.~
Soc; 80
Largest stock Of HOSIERY In ,,rr,,y.
UNDERWEAR tor ;sh'c.. mon. anG c...,,-....
PARASOLS, KID GLOVES:
SILK AMI LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND S:.kWI-
Full stock OF DOHE>Tlt>.
an! Hnny other =. >ira,,. ..n,.,
We riIaranicc our price e. h" = i,s, ......
market. 100 n,.p,t. ~. 49,.
k!i ot-3ni hclwrr. F,,,u. -. }.
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200 BUSHELS PRIME '|'
.VU SEED. ,.,.> ~t.E.'
500 bu:hel, PRIME UErnAkl''''"
Al,o, our u,u.l supply " ,..u.
FRESH AND CEuict "E\>s-H'''
II store aud for sale by ,v.-,.i,u.~
ALLISON & ADDISON. &c. &c.. -, -,:.,>.
IL 29-3m
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED b MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM TIE
IRDN SppINGS.


FROM TIE
BEDFORD tVA.l ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-sIX YEARS.
Efficiency proved BY actual results In thousands IF
cases Of Dysprp. Debility. Disc asrs Peculiar 10
Women Chronic Eial rhTI, iEcaGachs. Scrolnl, ana
Cu:nneatls Affections. Sore Throat and Dlhtheria-
Chi!ls aud MilaI!ai Fever. Extracts iroiu tcsll-
non;als: s.,., ,r,,..o, .,,
D.rhthcra ever used by ne-ts have iour.,! after
practice of forty ycare.acts tonic. Alternative,
and febr!tGge; prefcrat" To chlnrate of potash,
L. 4. SIFFERD. i. D.. y. g..
"Afrer practice OF many years have found no
remedy equal 10 fcdfnrd Alum and Iron SplhIgs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
JoIIS L. METTEAuR. VI. d., Ii. H., Va.
"Surces.inny used III Dyspepsia and Chronic
DiarrhpI.'
Prof. SAINT JACKSON. NJ. D.. Univ of Pa.
"Surpassirg any remedy that | know Of for scro-
fulous affections. Have used il for twenty-five wears
in my Practice" I'll. WALKER, N. D.. Va.
Alter an experience of near thirty Gears have
found no Treatment equal 10 this waller ana mass for
Scrofua. Cu'an0ons Affections. Glanduar Derange-
and Urrthra; liberation, and certain forms of nys-
pcpsn.n Prof. j. j. MooRMAS. NJ. D., Va.
~No wATEEs HAVE MDEs nA NGEr or USE
Used with .nnpara'lel success IL nsmSIr!aEic
Ex-Vicc-Presldent Ga. Med. Asso.
"ESTIRELY CURED OF cuILLs AND FEVER EY
IT." REV. F.. &. ilODSoN. j. A. LEE, Va.
Directions, analv Is, and full proof OF all claimed
sent with each package.
Wafer, 80 cents per gallon: 81 per case OF one
dozen halr-gaIon bottles; IS for lve-galon de,ui-
John.
Mass, so cents and Il per bottle: $3.50 and IS
per half dozen, according TO sizcsent postpaid.
Full proof Of all claimed sent free upcn applIca-
modated at these Springs ut all times OF The year.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES. President Of the COM
pauy. Lynchburg, Va.
Sold by POLK MILLER ( co.
no Ia
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Died. In this city, on Wednesday the 9th of Anr!!.
1870 at 9 O'Clock 4. VI, Mrs. MARIA ALLEG III
the seventy fourth year of her age, relict OF VII
hanson Allen, OF Henrlco county.
The funeral will take place from the residence q
her sun. Williamson Allen. Jr.. No 1916 Franknn
street, THIS (ThursGavl EVENING ut 3 O'CLOCK.
Friends of The family are invited to attend
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9S-CENT STORE.
TUST RECEIVED AT THE
90.CENT STORE,
sos BROAD STREET,

tue greatest variety OF BAShEIo We nave ever
shown.
WORK-BASKETSa at 80, SO, rs. and 99c.:
STAND-BASkErS at 99c.; also, I few very fine
ones AT Sl.9S;
LUNCH aud MARK ET-BASKETS from 35c. up
FLOW R-BASkETS from sc. up;
WILLOW NURSERY-CHAIRS;
CASE-RUcKERSf for cbidren-new styles
BIRD-CAGtS of every description;
Also. BREEDING.CAGES and MOCkISG-BIRD
CAGES al all prices;
TINWaRE OF AL kinds;
CAK E-BONES and GROCERY-BOXES, NIL azcs
and prices, from 26c. up tn So;
Fine JAPPaSSED TEA-TRAYS, all sizes, from
IL TO 26 inches:
CRuMR-PANS and BRUSHES;
CHlLDRES'S TABLE-TRAiS;
CASH-BBXES with LOCKS:
Large St.0P-BUCKETS at 75c.:
TIN SETS from &2.35 up TO $3.50;
CROCkERYWARE OF all kinds.
The most complete assortment we have ever
offered. We have received IN the last two oav, an
Immense variety Of goods for our FlEE-CESI
COUNTER. nur full assortment OF FIFE-CF NJ
TtSWARE now on hand, hesi les numerous addi
lions. New goods coming In every day. Cali and
look at them III the 09-CEST-STORE,
Catalogue free. Zap 81 sos Broad street.
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MILITARY NOTIFIES.

rRAYS, ATTENTION.--As at Z
VI Reynmen.al Armory on FRIDAY NIGHT e
ut o'clock promptly, in full-drc<s uniform, Tor ~
battalion drill IL
BY order Captain L. j. BossIECX.
JAMES +. TYLER.
ap1O-2t Orderly.
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LECTURES.
M OZART HALL.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL 18TH AND 18TH, At S O'CLOCK.
TWO GRAND LECTURES on
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
AND
"ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL;
Or,
TIE ERA OF THE AFFIRMATION"
..#.-... DY
REV. j. G. ECCLESTON, d. D., OF New York
assisted hy
PRoFE ssoR HAWKINS, OF Brooklyn.

These CELEBRATED LECTURES will be SU-
PERBLY ILLUSTRATED by over FIFTY AR.
TISTIC VIEWS, and exhfbitedby The Oxyhy droger
light on an area Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
SQUARE FEET, displaying Ia great perfection the
Inferior or these grand buildings, with heir mouu-
meats and other interesting features, The details of
which are fully brought out In the Illustrations
which Will he cllarmingly ana most satisfactorily
explained by REV. DIR. ECCLESTON. who has
after vlsn them, made the Saline subjects of study
for several years. ~.
scry' seats. aD0
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hEE'SETESIS
AEs'SETESTS.
DICIlMOND THEATRE.
COMMENCING EASTER MONDAY,
APRIL 14TH,
FORD.S Ii. N. S. PINAFORE COMPANY.

The only production Of the Opera In America
sanctioned by the an hor. and the most successful
of all representations of his work In this cnun-
try, having just completed its Of 100 nights In
Philadelphia.
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MARRIAGES..
nEA1'HS.

Married. in this city, on the Sh instant. 5y ke!
T. n. Wallace. Miss LAURA V. POCkLlNGIO.
10 Mr.. u. Il. ALLEN. .-
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- - -
CLOTHING.
WALK IN THE OLD PATHS.
1880 AND 1870
Thankful for the liberal patronage OF Tie public
fr- the past forty Years, again ask for cOtinll-
ance OF the same. We have jus, received our stock
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
EMBRACING
ALL TIE .:OvELTIES OF TIE SEASON,
and we assure the public that
OUR PRICES ARE As LOW AS TIE LOWEST
for The same quility Of material and workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
IS rcplctc with Il full line Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
sCITINGS,
TROUSERINGS,
Which will be made to order in the best style, and al
prices within tue reach OF all. In our
READY-ALtDE DEPARTMENT
will he found
4 FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF WELL
MADE BUSINESS AND DRESS-SUIrS
OF CLOTHS, WORSTEDS, CIlEHIOrS, FLAN-
NELs, AND CAssIMEEEs;
and in this department we invite special attention
TEN-DULLAR SUITS
OND-DoLLAR WHITE VESTS,
which cannot be surpa ssed
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
is up to Its usuai standard, and we display many
novelties IN
SCARFS,
COLLARS,
GLOVES,
SUSpENDERS.
LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
We would urgently iHvi:c an Inspection Of on
stock before purchasing elsewhere, Is We conn.
dent that our stock and prices Will please all th
favor Us with call, as
LITTLE CORNER STORE
will sill maintain Its reputation fer
GOOD CLOTHING AT MODERATE PRICES.
Respectfully,
E.B. SPENCE & son,
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The sale of seats Will open on THURSDAY, Aprl
9th, at JoIINSoS's Music-Store. ap0-5t
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Mr.. Ford assures the public that this IL The Ori=!-
nal Company, numbering over fifty people: that he
brings the Entire Scenery, Paraphernaa, and a
full Orchestra, forninga
GRAND OPERATIC PERFORMANCE.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
Thoughts.


The useless lie is an easy death.
Great hearts, like oceans, never con-
geal.
Judge no man until you have stood in
his place.
A straight line is the shortes. in NOR
ais as well as in mathematics
Real virtue consists in integrity OF
heart and loving your neighbpr as your
self.
Return equity and justice for evil done
to yon, and pay goodness by goodness.
Think not of faults committed in the
past when one has re ermed his conduct.
What desire that Others should not
do for me equally desire not to do for
them.
without the virtue OF humility one
can neither be honest in poverty Ior con.
tented in abundance.
The wealth of man ia the number of
things that he loves and blesses, that he
is loved and blessed ny.
Evil ia like night msre-the instant
you begin to strive with 1t, to bestir
yourself, it is already ended.
How great ones virtue is best appears
Dy Occaslon oi auNcreity ioI ocCasOns
do not make a man frail, but show what
he ia.
fyou have built castles in the air your
word need not be lost; that is where
they should be. Now put foundation
under them.
Yield not yourself servant unto cir
cumstsnces, but prove yourself their
master, then shall circumstances do SER
vice unto you.
When men first take an opinion and
then atterwsrd seek for reasons for it,
they must be contented with such as the
absurdity of it will allow.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l5 1879

The Chinese are not all heather. In Foo
Chow Foo there is large population Of Jews
who sincerely believe in the Lords annoint-
ed, and, like all the Jews, are looking for
the coming of a savior. A Chinese Jew can
be seen almost every night in a cigar store
in Delaney street, who talks Hebrew and is
circumcised, and, like all Jews, has heard of
and believes in u Christ. These Jews are
also ostracizcd in the United States because
they are among the Chinese. Are the per
secuted Jews to have no resting.place in
this free republic II they come from China
and are born there?
A somewhat novel sensation in the
criminal line was Cccasioned in New York
city not long since by the discovery OF Il
newborn babe ON the front doorstep OF a
house ON east Sixteenth street. Persons
who happened to be abroad between and 9
O'Clock observed two men and two women
stop suddenly in front Of a house, one OF
them seeming to be afflicted with a severe at.
tack Of illness. Helping their female com.
panions TO the top OF the steps, the two men
hurried of, and returned in few moments
with cab Meanwhile the invalid had
given birth to child, but her heartless at.
tendants dragged her away from it and
pushed her in the carriage. One Of the men
jumped up behind her, while the other man
ana woman walked on toward Third avenue.
All this time the naked and unwashed infant
lay on the cold, hard stone but soon its
pite0us cries attracted the attention Of an
old colored woman living next door, who
carried the little sufferer into her house and
sent for the police. Then the wretched out.
cast was transported TO Bellevue hospit Il.
Through the instrumentality of the cab
driver, the miserable father and mother
were traced and arrested, the former pre-.
tending that he had for ced his paramour to
abandon their illegitimate offspring, in the
belief that it was dead. He was locked up
IN cell, while the womsn was taken to the
Emergency hospital, where her child is being
cared for. to remain until able to appear in
court. The waif is vigorous bit OF human.
iiy, and wears heavy crop of dark brown
hair. Her father acknowledges that he Is
married man, but refuses to give his wife's
address.