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, 1881-07-29

otllco repairs, and lnoIdcna, Ia s15,0oo,dN.
j.. 1TARTAIANN.
TitE WlvTE1,-rALACE ASSASSIN,
Special Dlspatsh to TAs Chstaoo 7t1hans.
NEw foNK, July 28.-I4c0 Hartmann, the
celebrated Russian Nihllist, WHO las sue.
cessfully escaped tho snAres OF tho cntest
dotectivcs In tho world, arrived I'll ills oily
trom Europe to-laY II ,as been erroneolls.
ly stated that he WIS seoh III thlB
city some days ago. but 'rnE Tulu-
uSE Is enabled TO contradict this story
cinpllallcnlly. A representative Of Till
Tribune visited lfartmann tllis evening, and
proceeded to question him rs 10 ifs reasons
for visiting this country. The hero of
thousand narrow escapes, and, lf report bc
true, tho originator Of many desperate and
deadly plots against tho AtuscOvite Empire,
docs not look like Nillltst.-that is to Say, ho
does not possess tho Brpenranco OF
A cnlME-srAlSHD ArosrLE OF AssAslNA-
Hartmann was nskcd IL ho lntondcd 10 tako up
his residence permanently In the United statcs.
NO. was tho quick response ln French,
spoken with Il decided 1tusslHn accont. II ihavo
no such intention. As. soon ns circumstances
will permit I'm fully prepared to Futttrn to
1tussta. together with my comrades | mean to
go.so Y tho bitter end the'strueslc nsa!nst
.."it is welt known that tho poicc.ngents Of
taken Ia many Of TIC .,uost Violent euternrsos
sros'se ,se !asssS tses.lost and sro " ye,' 20.
So sfe o ppsss @ no sor es q
yer intention sas ,a To-, 70 Yosr
nro sppod "p sSsp a"po sG1sa moaas Sao
tho watchi nlnessot t!lselal sp!o,. and 70 pnss
Esci, % i, iussa tsuif We are % sonpn9stIsciy sate
for all classes OF tho population afo on our eido
and
READY ~, A TO CONCEAL us m r,!oM AL ru'tsu,r.
to hnow yS nnm cagy aor ons @ 81 nnr pnsty M
sluac acteoaon' ~ 70 ~ 9E m'nn 1itt1a itc,n3 you
, Soa, osteus'siy e f. ,|,. Az ySsx; $, hsS; hsye
tbsnun nSEm On crm,ny Eon, csn, nni,cd paSsSn Hna
hxve Visited d iiusaIan town nbout forty miles
distant from .bs Gor'nan froaticr; -ia Ionaaa
caught ia uormatsy would have been nrrested
aud delivered Up to tho liusslnn Government.
of % my Hna'' plan vi WIS 10 10 GREATS ' rhs In
Far ths purposc ono Of my frientls loft Loutlun
with me, Under thc s,nfne oi Hartmann, on bon Ri
tho iiottofia,n stcsiner Coland, aud arrivod huro
Ss n fs ss. SoT Ksfk 1sg'ss %
al ttnt trrSInfrt rln nm III axnreAs ia thu HlssIin
frnntior, and camc buck In tl1no 10 catch one OF
tho next steamers bound for thta po!ut, o.nhark-
anaf to anaesseana fhe that you lnton
Keeping up Soue coHhcotaoh WIKI N'ni''s"F
| "UNDoUnTKD1H.' ..-..
ss!a MaEt@ann II a;astsrmpl tone; "ipdssa + !!
our our mi movement. am cou,e na leiesato W Of
the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES ot tho Kussiai!
tic unitcd St:tos, aud hayo no nersotsai motive
1 whatever ia coming hcro. i nm tho bcaror of
nn Ortlcr to that pTpot from the Exccu lyc Com
niitlcc.T
"WherB does tho money Of tho Ntnilsts como
fromY' asked tho lntorvlewcr.
Of our party. rcnounccs MIl' riKhls 81 propcfty,
and delivers ali hU pUsseasos 70 the purity. FROM
the nuco,ints OF FORMER pUiItcsi trials il, IlussH
, 1881-07-29

iucch stocka compared with 1870 I'M, permitted
"y o fol foowf II sns.1s tso p5sem " II c sfr
li o 'SEs!s syR sas ' y sH{ M III s' osi;o sts /. s '
'&'srx &srW*r "Hsff i!sIs! s" ',"s -stosk. II, H..
1s ~ o Ma5;io; "a. % wSr;, ,efs; Eiss I'f. "
ii @ s''sS' iSsnG; S; ; stoE 'o'1'; 1;
Ws!tc!! stss., Ioe%s' It'll l;sSn, Il H., XFs'nsi
states, aO,oOo: to.nly iol.oo ~.
t,rrlcExcy IN erocit.
a'"'fs fsl 'foe en'Iss'' Msssef .s7 sisrcss g :
;a ;SIsS ,is. i$" In f's: }ss Ssntss;; SSa.ssst, ts
iierrea: l;nEIaMd, eis9s, otner countries, VI.
~; t"tnt r., Making duo .llowa,,sc i,' fse
GS' saa II 'Ie1ess: 'e" sssinst S io ie, yeas
srse. 'r g. ID, 'ss yasf sRs .fssss si
tssses ,S fr ae sa!aS '"s 'sst Sn yss ,: Y
nunt-iUtE tED tlcrups.-thGru remain .1+,000 ttercns
tn ut: *t'll'LlEn rssoM rllE UNITED SLATER.
The available spppiy from tho limited stasnS x Is, t1
Et,rope ch!il'ot ba tontea n in,rG 6nn'i lyoW
Mhlci, w'I1icnv1 E.irope with A SHIRT, siippiy.
Tho Atnttfcnst nonsunptlon fNr tho lay tlvG
XEs%f' Es ny Tnotsi3 sH ;'s s si stock ae0!a IL Nc IL
United StHtps corresponds with tho Eurnrean
slutks, and Ia ttv jeiiand In tho United E(RtpS
by ia prosperous and Industrious commercial
x11tuitinn is daily tngrcaar, tho Gliftod States
ulso Will rtlu etort Of supplies. !;
Park fill tlorr lcnyIy this morning thnn lnttl,
and snt,c think this .lrERct' lard .loMu With Il.
~ tho lAttpr wna Bsr0ng utter the llrst break.
IlrerH IA 80 llttlo Interest In r0tk hero Is not
G1rtain whAt tho fsat1s0 Of the drop may ha. -
TIl1: WHEAT yAftKKr
was stronger t1n rrporta Or light ylcld from tho
thrCshcrs la Ohio, lnliAnn, and llltnUls, mud On
OrtiIrs fr,tn th country to eCll I'M wheat and
aDlno to buy. From tho spring .whoat States,
however, rrI,urts nrc butter. Shnupl FrnutnAll,
now tIs London, cables TINT tho EnRlleh crop
prospects nrp g0O.l,and ihRt prices arc ttlo high
though GcI1rG ns loft he WAS q biE bull. Tho
rcccItrls pf No. rod here Ero fAtrs hut cominH
utmost wholly TO fInncock. 1socI Co.. VITO bought
1t tn tho country zorro t1tno nEo At TIVE o0ntH
TN their shnrt July contracts hero. Ths wins
buroru july broko, and they nrc tow loft with
high cost July >,
WHEAT THAT NOBODY WAITS.
Tho clquo hero In July sent all tloir nlloat wheat
10 store, which lauks like tGtdlnQ It on faith In
tho future Ur against ealcs OF futures. Ualtt-
more experts wure buying wheat hero yesterday
mud tn-day. and e01llEg tholr long wheat West at
tho difference Of twt cents per bhBhel In favor
OF Now York. and the strength hurp yesterday
nnd Wpnkncaa w est wAs partly due 70 this Suit.
| tpE. This Inark0t WIS AbOut ont-hnlt cent
hetter ut tho .opening, and corn unchanIRc,l,
while oats OH tho etH,t wcru held BY tho ci!9nG
| noon. but options woFe easier.
, 1881-07-29

spetta. Utspatfh to Ths Chtenea lf0s'r 4,
OTTAWA, July S.-burlng uo 'ab1 s.ss. $50 n
tho Dominion Parliament tho propt'e."oy, =, dr
culars fTanKed through tho Pos.-otHee ! ,',I y,
poarod at trst that the trank had bcen pEoeut i
by forging tho Initials Of ceFtala meavs, .oa d
Parliament, but ia the enl there W dess.l III.
believe that moro than onn momner W. ~ tt 1rupt
tho publisher to FREQ postage. Tne rs r. Sysnktnt
wick Legislature has abandoned tns ~ ssuIu4
stamps toj members On demand. y sshh@ y
that Tho example 10 followed hero Asacb NJ. pss'
lowhuoo OF stamps should bo given 20 70 esosanos
bor, and those who exocedea tnu s5n Inoctss
, 1881-07-29

yrteioi D.pdtth 10 7nt Chftaeo 7tibank
Ds4 MOESrs, Ia, 1nly &C. II. Hunt, OF Adalr
County. was tt,-dAy n0mluatc1s Tor Stnto Senator
by Republican convention composed OF Satlt.
sn,,, A,lnir, aid Cnss t'nintles. Tho convention
Hintrs Senator,
, 1881-07-29
Lard Attracting More than Usual
Attention at the Produce
Exchange. .
Two Cases Of YcllOw.Eever Sent
to tho Hospital Ycstcr-
day.
Completion Of the Organization Of
the Postal Telegraph Com.
pany.
Hartmann, The WIn.ar Palace Assassin, A.
rlyes IN New York City.
INTERNAL MACHINES.

1mtt.ANp's MYSTERIOUS runrEl,o-lwAr.
Special Dt,rafeh Ia 7nt Ehteupo 7ribun..
Nrw Yo,x. ,July :&-An order was issued
thls ,norn,y,. by atr. John =, ltpllattt, thu
tuvcntnr of tho mystnrio,,s torneJo-f,Dat IT,
i., T.. 49,, ,,o, ~ :, .Inrf hci ,xnn, j,ui ttnnl.
md kBay 1ll,lge, ppposlt Toinpk1nsvlllc, for
}ts removal t,-t,ny. Its destination was not
made public, but It Is understood to bc oil
the jersey coast, several miles from tho city.
The most convenient pllro for Mr.. Holland
heretofore WIS Co'hniunlph" lhAs, ""elo
materials 10 co,nnlete Ills improvements wcru
aynilnb!c without bclup subject to scrutiny
ps eut"us l"vp'e' put alo ..'m.i .puo 49,.
u Ills Wo'A HIS eun,lleneo 2 n'
to remove 1t uis1alce tloM
tho city, Fur vl1ntcvcr p,,r1,ose this craft has
bocn 'llreety eo''stfaesea ~ WV. so.'n,a'y ..o''
a MOST FoltstfDAl'LE ENGINE " MAu'
an% MI so,ne I nnortunt mort alterations nro 10 be- mado
~ sor,,. ,',dI,,,ni ,,owcr tr Inn nrt,,rctt1p ut
10 securo "ra't'oan' t'o"ef >" .u' ~; .ss','. ~
the report tint this vessel s own remotely coll
rcxrstl with tho Fep.an movement, and to-day
.ho ,,.orv ,.ns r.,cc,xc with ,nuo ncro1ullty,
O'UohvAts- llossA. who hpfehra 10 W gut
ting al good dcnl Ut Rratnitous advertising
thrnuuk thasa dpt,ntn{tu and turpetlo ppts.
snih tt,..luy. iu his very mysterious
tnnner, tlt be could tctl grcnt dcul about tho
torpedo bout, but hc didn't propose to do 50 ut
thI. ttnc,,,rr.
lie IL GETTING LOTS or MONEY
from .nose VINO uss,o @ y, ano ep "o6 u @ n,tor ,,s
aitosnoon , Just reasise s WHICH b. s sad coa'anoa
~, Ioa ~ IT. ipcIan nIs III mil Is ay tilia viii
letters Of this description tho contributions t'f
eeo T. sn,.ss 81 nas 0t t tho cosno sSosy sose mne
Since tho discovery of uynnmlte On b1aru
the Cunard. Line steamer % at i, ihlvaspoo . wnton
IN III t,l,1trv. thD trnmsatlsntIc axets in tpis
ri rI,v hnvu bcaf, much nlnrnleu regarding tho
shsy ts' arc exercising '0'' ~
10 A asoa ah s,.ar pos.pe ] % ana tho
agents lit charge Of o,ttwnr,l.bo,nd freight to
EEs o,s ss s M ss oPn s'g
contalu dynamite. Al the Offices Of the dbf-
Eernnt companies on pronuwMy mud liowllng
Green tho tnnagers Of tho comlmniea my shis
terrible dnngcr without hny .lHlsslblo sato+
Alinrd. Mr. ueorK0 bnrnbanhl. INC h&eht " !ne
Aen nne. exprensea snu ,a,tnr Hi ~ n..,I.,M ~ uo
Wsnn ,,,aasanca, ~ ~ raMter bo sa,l: "Tho
MIoM MusSSI,YI S H.,Y.s',, ~ put,, ~. ,vnonta ~ ~ ~
9mS S VIZ May .n,nn1in. Wu,i hu 10 nxau
Inc Inc ovsry 5'assass md part,eio of freEat ssiI
would vIrtaa''y CLOSE our freight business
o'npS0VAS-HossA.
r. hc atssG .o
nm very protnnby followed everywhere by spies.
D0 y1,l sltppose wouI! be foolish enough to
xO aud nee The bont, aud thAs give tho HFitlsh
in opportunity to tEwRrt our .plans! was
Sys antSsg r. 20 wa q ho bs s
, 1881-07-29


WHEAT THAT NOBODY WANTS.
Tho clique hero In July sent al! wheat
10 store, which lsuks like 1l0ldlnR 1T on Tnlth ia
more experts wore buying wheat hero ycster.lny
mud tn.day. and s01l,ig tholr long wheat West at
to erssc Of tTn ecns Per b,se s,s In 1ayor
and weakncss West was partly due 70 this SHIFT:
tpg.' This snarkot WIS about onc.hnlt cent
willie oatA on tho st,ut wcru held by tho oi!9uC
ut tho two conts aavauce asked yesterday after.
noon. but options woFb easier.
THE NEW TELEGRAPH.
FORMAL ORGANIZATION OF I<EESE's CON-
rANr.
Special Dispatta 10 1ne Chicago Tribune.
NEw York, July 2s.-James II. Keenos
now telegraph company, Of which mention
wus nude In these dispatches Inst night WIS
formally organizUd here to-any with tho elec-
ttonu Mr.. Keeno as President II is be-
coming quite the fasl,Ion ,,owt-
days for lniltionalres and prom'.
Ment Wall street operators to control
organizations Of this character, md, follow
Ing Vanderbilt Md Gould, Dir. Keene, who
has won somo> notoriety rs II manipulation OF
wheat corncrs md n controller Of railway
interests, now con,os IN for his share fn tho
great tclographio competition Which Is sure
~ tha wcstorn ~ 11nf"n ' comuanv. fiat
~ H., t,o o,,,a,, ' IL ,vo,, nr".I'l,d ,u,t
moneyed backing Is evidenced by the names
Of some Of tho incorporators. For instance,
IN ADDITION TO ait. xEENE.
Robert w. Mnckey, Ut Donnllza fa1no; George
u. Roberts, the mlne manipulation; II. Vlc-
tor Newcomb, james O'Brlen, alsd
Of Bonanza memory, and nthors:
tho stock = Is chiefly III the
hands Of California, Now York, and Boston
'of'lt ls.'sn1tl 't6a be .tnken.!n Europo.'' Tho
pNrpose 'of' atile company Is to con. on
In ' tha ' United States, Ganatla, md mud
business, The prospsstus promising 8 t'at !!nss
s serS moM II sysi sai IA y n nS ooraiian
Gy 'a r.crnv e@ oStonad ,a",ist,aa Si coMPa' ,y'e
!ESy cls|4i viii ,,,.a!. sss5!e tiis@, to A. A.
,s sWS Wsstotn Tn,o Gompauy c Tho e es. po,ns
h!ai,, 0hsaincd BY tho kocno combination was the
patents On 80 r,. o>..r,,, -.
or automatic and y ia tse..i,nils - telegraph, tho
paten,eo bolnx Mr. W. \. LsgRo. ThSsu .pateuts
Fra NJ, Sosn Hss'gns1 /, TO E!sst1e.
d "pIs lsst .t's SstsSs!. aaS aEks ske pres % psia
sSsa ~" haot 1T y s3n ny W
aS ut Rleo VII con-
t.nuetu perfect Gaa mnnataotuIu sne maGh'ncs;
tho atograpn oJstfSmi FL 2' oan 9o sst
ntc ~ -" wh,iS ~ tha flS met fwony wots
minute Is II ihe 90 CAPACITY Of tnstr,it'unts W!tn
pr'or wire and tustrumants M @ II perfect a o.aor S
naVe evefy roason 10 oc.oye faso OF
FIVE THOUSAND WORDS rEr MtNurE
ntnnsv II .tn,iiar tn this In nnny resnnat..
Int prnct,ealty tnojr speeI ID limited 10 isss linn
i,00o wortis d minuto: Al tho rata ii s.5j wortls
wnra +, n,srtnr ~ nm isuiir than can liz snut
Nv thu nrsili;srv fneti1ni in twnntv. fn,Ir hnmrn
IL thIs lnochanIsi1a III, ,I words oat bo tratss.
, 1881-07-29
THE OAR.

OHllIIA, Oat,, ,July 2a-The eeaa nsad,u1
tween Wise, Of LsslioyIlls. and Jaxu ksoa "a. ~
OF OsIIlIs, four ml!cs with slrn. Tor s''7
by uhudaur, Time, @;60.
, 1881-07-29

OTTAWA, July ss.-lt 10 probable thss .a o,es ws
rata Of square timber, rcpFeso,nt'isus. -. ,,ustn
quarter OF 4 million dollars, VII ~ ~ sSr,as
tho 0ttaWA and IL tributaries 'a4'
owing to low water.
, 1881-07-29

Kidney md urinary troubts H. y nf,,,ssrs~ssa
the only safe and sure cure IVY
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

lsarn whether they were coin Or not and
Immediately passed them out TO their sou~
isdsFAies to carry to 4 place Of safety. In.
stead Of going further the JOB vas fur aoms
reason abandoned at this time. aad after an
oatlay Of thousands Of dollars the burglars
captured bat a souPls Of hundred dollars
worth Of pennies. Il il lhOaght that days
light came TOO fast for them. and they we're
compelled to vaeais the premises. which
was good thing for the Govsrnmsnl.
Investigations were made By ths officers.
and tive Of the Fifth aud Chestnut street
detectives were pu. to work upon the sass.
They never discovered much. Suspicion hsi
gan to point to The watehmau appointed AZ
the Rev" Mr.. PaddOck's inslaaes. Il
suddenly was revealed to every one that 90
one knew anything concerning this iudi-
vidual. He was sent foe BY the collector aud
told to send Mr.. Paddock to the Office Bat
he did not. That yOuog nan left. aud 10
this day he has never been seen or heard oE
This job broke up LOgus When be was
arrested for the POr'uondO robbery be bad
little money on hand, bu. gave = mortgage
on his house for certain sum Of money,
conditioned upon the fact that Il the mort-
gage was not paid at set time the house was
to be sold. As a part Of the bargain.
prominent lawyer Of Philadelphia, Il Is said.
agreed to educate and care for ,Logus's chil-
dren until be served bis three years sens
teuce. The mortgage has been fOrsslOssd,
aud the children are in want. One Of the
secret service men traced lot Of pennies to
the custody Of a couple Of welLkDown
thieves, but they made satisfactory explain.
alton of where they came from. There the
veil drops.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19


N Y. Times: The experiment recently
commenced by leading American magazines
of publishing English editions will evidently
be embarrassed by dangers arising ont Of
the copyright law A recently reported De
cisiOn of the English Court of Chsncsry
affords an illustration. London aud New
York each have coach makers periodical.
The editor of the New York Journal, finding
in the Eaglish one an excellent article for
American readers. copied it, aud was 50 conf
6dent that bis doing so, with the acknOwls
edgement made, would be esteemed compile
meOtary, that he sent copy to the London
editor. But the London publishers. finding
that a firm Of news agents there were i'm,
porting aud selling soms copies Of the
American paper prosecuted them. They
thereby obtained from the American press
at the time some notices not very compIi
mentary The court, however, sustained ihe
suit. The news agent argued that it was
impossible for him to know, when be ordered
lot of books from America. whether they
would contain extracts from English copy
right books Or not and that be ought not
to be punished for simply importing 10 good
faith a publication which b. had no reason
to suppose contained anything amiss. But
the Judge took occasion to give the Yankees
piece Of bis mind. He said that London
news agents must be taken to know that
Americans are in the habit Of printing and
exporting piraiical works. and they there's
fore must know that they import books from
America at the risk Of their containing what
was piraticsl. These views require that .
magazine which publishes IN both countries
shall refrain from all use Of what IL eopy'
right In either
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
Dream Of An Things Bright and
Fair

] dream Of al things bright and fair
OF sunny skies and balmy air.
OF gardens wonderful IN bloom,
OF golden binds, Of richest tune,
OF music sweet, Of witching lay,
That waits the soul away, away
Beyond the leach of weary care
dream Of all things bright and fair.
I dream Of all things fair and bright,
OF fountains gushing in the light,
of amber tinted evening skies,
Ere the rich orient daylight dies,
of starry gems that burn and glow.
Der mountain heights and valleys low.
Of moon, the peerless queen Of night
dream Of all things fair and bright.
But these are transient things that die;
There is a world beyond the sky,
There sweeter joys and lovelier scenes
Than e'eT entraneed poets dreams,
No hard can paint, no tongue express,
The boundless beauty and the bliss;
Imagination cannot rise,
Nor paint the joys beyond the skies.
Here all the fairest, sweetest bliss,
We know, or feel, or can express.
talls far below the Taptur0us height
OF that blest region of delight
o land Of bliss. could we express
The beauty aud the blesseduess,
OF those loved ones who wander there
Amid those groves and gardens fair.
Loved ones who left us long ago,
Their blessedness could we but know;
All robed and crowned, with harp and song,
They worship with the countless throng
From every cline beneath the sun
Before the bright eternal thronei
Free from all pain, and sin and care,
Mid scenes forever bright and tair
But o, what makes the bliss complete
is the sweet hope at last to meet
With all those loved aud dear ones there,
Aud in their glory have a share;
To wear robe Of spotless white,
To range with them those plains Of light
Forever and forever more,
All pain, all sin, all parting DER,
Shut in with God, heavens bliss to shares
dream Of all things bright and fair,
[ Mrs M A Cato
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
For a Liiile Bird Tells.

It's'strange how little boys mothers
Can find it all out as they do
If fellow does anything naughty,
Or says anything that's not true
They'll look at you just moment,
TIL your heat in your bosom swells,
And then they know all about it
For a little bird tells
Now where the little bird comes from,
Or where the little bid goes,
II he's covered with beautiful plumase
Or black as the king Of the crows,
If his voice is as hoarse as the raven
Or clear as the ringing bells,
l know nOt-but this | am sure Of
A little bird tells
The moment you think thing wicked,
The moment you 90 a bad thing,
Are angry or sulen or hateful,
Get ugly or stupid or mad.
Or tease dear brother or sister
That instant your sentence he knells
And the whole to mama in a minute
Thai little bird tells
You may be in the depths of a closet
Where nobody sees but mouse
You may be all alone in the cellar,
You may be on the top of the house,
You may be IN the dark and the silence,
Or out in the woods and the dells-
No matter Whoever it happens,
The little bird tells
And the only contrivance to stop him
Is just to be sure what to say
Sure of your facts and your fances,
Sure of your work and your play;
Be honest, be brave, and be kindly,
Be gentle and loving as well,
And then-you can laugh at the stories
The little bird tells
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
An Indian BAH in Montana

Yellowstone Journals Monday a novel
and interesting performance, in tbs shape of
a dance. was enacted on Main street by over
100 Sioux and Cheyennrs, who were accom-
panied by about twice as many squaws and
papOoses. The warriors were grotesquely
dressed n a style which would have been
decidedly cool even in summer; as il was
the day was quite chilly, aud the dusky
braves had to keep up a vigorous dance to
feel at all comfortable, The ceremony com
menced by their all squattiug 90 the ground
10 large circle, when Hump, who seemed
to be the leader, struck the drum few
taps they all jumped up aud commenced
crclng around, shaking the sleigh bells with
which they were all ornamented in very
lively manner, making pleasing accOmpani
ment to the humping of the large drum,
which by this time was beaten by over a
dozen Indians, all however keeping sor;
Of monoionous time, to which ths dancers
kept step. All of the participants in the
dance bad their bodies painted various hid
eous colors. some being green, red, blue
black, and many parti eolored. with then
faces painted n many coors aud looking
very ugly Most prominent upon them al
was painted a number of hOrseshOes, wbicl
represent the number of horses owned b.
each individual. At each Of the store
above mentioned barrels of crackers. caddir
of tobacco. aud large quantities Of suga
aud gay printed calico were given, wbicI
plenssd them greatly. The dancing was KEEP
up for several bours, and was witnessed b.
many ladies and citizens, to whom it wa
very interesting. After getting all the,
could from the stores, they disbaudsd an
dispersed to their camp the other side Q
Fort Krogh.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

A newspaper directed to " His Satanic
Majesty. He'll, Below China" fell into the
rands OF the mailagens on the Salem Braneh
railroad, Virginia. the other day. Being puz.
zled as to what disposition he should make
Of the paper. be referred the natter 70 The
postmaster at Salem. who settled The matter
by saying: "All foreign mail matter g6sa
north."
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

A preacher in R1ck county, Kansas. had
been for weeks conducting wonderfully
successful revival. Dear brethren and sic
lrrs.' he said one day, "this is the last
meeting l shall hold. Il is impossible 70
keep up fsrvor on corn bread and mOsssss
for mysrlf, and an ear OF corn day for my
horse. God bless you"
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

One Of the earliest cauuous was merely a
cylindrical bOl- dug in the ground the earth
barrel being strengthened by rods or sheets
OF metal. The charge was fired by means
Of touch hole at the lower end. As may
easily be imag4d, such weapon was more
formidable to its owners than to the enemy.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

The most costly building in the country
when completed, will be the Mormon Temple
at Salt Lake City, the cost Of which is ssti
mated at SI7,00O,OOO.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Illustrated with cuts, as the Arkansas boy
said as he drew bis psnknifs through the
leaves Of his spelling book. Illustrated
with cuts, as the teacher remarked Is be
piled bis rattan on the boys jacket.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
ID. II. RrYnIlI.

PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
TJAVING purchased the Drug Store in the
IL Scherling building, and replenishng 'ho same
is now prepared to accommodate all who may favor
him with their patronage, with fresh drugs, nledi
cincs, ETC., very low for the cash.
CY- He also offers his professional services to
the people, and sOlicitS patronage. Chronic eases
a specially Feb To- 1878.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

POsT OFFICE HouRs-From A. NJ. to ID P. NJ
and from 3 to p NJ
Registered letters must be delivered by ] | O'Clock
If parties wish them to go same day.
f.. w STRATTON, p. NJ
March s. 1879.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Who shall decide when doctors disagree
The undertaken
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Comets tails will be worn shorter this
year.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Triaes light as air-BOsrding house pill,
lows,
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
Carroll a. webb,
ID r U G. G. I s II s .

LIBERTY, Miss,
A ND Dealers in Drugs Medicines and Chem.
N icals, Fancy and Toilet Articles and all kinds
Druggists sundries. y
The public will find our stock copHste, v
ranted genuine aud Of best quality.
Ev@ Prescriptions carefully compounded,
Iannnrv L. 1851
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Thermometers will be cut low 10 The meek
all summer
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

F. A MCLAIN. Z. A. MCDOWELL
MCLain & Mcdowell,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW
LIBERTY, Miss.
WILL practice their profession in all the Courts
w Of Amte and adjoining counties.
~ Office in the court house
January. ISSl