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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-06
-dcnco Of lIle EIchmond pispatch.I

GUIITY--NOT GOING TO HONE-AN AGED
LADY-DIYORCE CASES-THE NEGRO
FORGER.
fCorrcspondcnco Or the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 3. 1851.
The internal revenue from manufac-
tIred tobacco and cigars for the last two
.months-the first two Of the new tobacco
.year-amounted to S160, 4S7.9S. For the
first two months OF last year the revenue
from these sources was Sl57,6S7.90. 1t is
remarkable, however, that the revenue for
November iast-Sj7, i23.6G-is but little
over one half OF that for October-S103,-
OG4.3 The other revenues for November
were Assessments, S1G.3j; special taxes,
S407.52; spirits, Sl,67S.50.
Twelve OF the parties who were indicted
by Judge Riyes's grand jury for illicit
transactions i'll spirits confessed themselves
guilty. and sentence against them was held
suspended during good behavior. An
other party who pleaded guilty was SEN
fenced to confinement in Jail for two
months and fine OF one hundred dollars.
Messrs. II. j. Corbin and T. j. Lee, two
of the leading tObacconistS, have returned
from Kansas, and say it was all Il mistake
about their proposing to settle i'll that
State.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kurdish died near Mount
Airy, in this county, on the 24th ultim0, at
the age Of one hundred and five years.
In the November term OF the Circuit
Court Of this county divorces were granted
in seven cases-namely, Hairston Us. Hair
stOn, Gibson as. Gibson, SlaytOn rs. Stay
ton, Law rs. Law, johnson rs. johnson,
Vaughan Us. Vaughan, East rs. East.
IL was Mr. w p Bethell that shot at the
negro forger night before last, and not
Major w. ID. Bethel. The police say that
from the description of the man he is the
fellow who has been practicing the game
of forging drafts here and elsewhere, and
has several assumed names. He hailed
from Charlotte, n. c. ALPHA.
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.-Bishop Elder, in
his sermon in the Cathedral in Cincinnati,
Sunday last, alluded in the most feeling
terms to the venerable Archbishop Purcell,
and pointing TO the Archbishop'S throne,
which was entirely covered, he said I:
"Many Of the congregation will remember
the many happy days when the Archbishop
occupied that throne. | went to see him
during the past week, and to the eye Of
man he was sinking. He may live few
days, few weeks or months, and possibly
year. The Archbishop was always fore
most In aiding and assisting those in need.
Let us remember him kindly in our
prayers"
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The VIginiG Medical Monthly for No
vember is out. 1t says that "there need
b. no longer any apprehension as to the
further material spread Of smallpox In
Richmond. DR.. l.. Il. EDWARDS, editor.
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Read the letter from Isle OF Wight
county. 1t shows that at Smithfield Colo
mel CAMERON received only three white
votes and at the courthouse only six.
There were 377 white votes cast at the two
precincts. Comment is unnecessary.
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Sad Ending OF IA Coon Hunt.

WHEELING, w. Va, December 4.-Whilc
Harry Paxton and others were returning
from a coon hunt this morning they passed
the house Of Il family named Beall, and an
alteration took place about a dog. Pax
ton was shot, it is supposed fatally. Three
BOYS were arrested.
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MEETINGS..
GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE,)
TIA NAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. December g, 1881.

TIA MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. December g, 1881.
THE GRAND ANNUAL COM a
L MUNlCA1 ION OF THE GRAND ~
LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK MASONS ~
OF VIRGINIA will be held In ~. Albans/ "
Hall in the city Of Richmond. on MONDAY, 18th
instant. az 6 o'clock l.. VI.
BY order of VI. W.
PENTON :. COLES, Grand Master.
WILLIAM Il. lSAACS. Grand secretary.
NOte.-Dcegatcs will apply 10 their depot ticket
agents for special tickets over the following line,
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Richmond and Al
lcghany railway, Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, and the RichmOndand Ddnylle
system Of railroads. W. Il. ISAACS,
de 6-d.sw,Swtd Grand Secretary.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be
entirely prevented by the Use OF Burnetts
Cocoaine.
The superiority OF Burnett's fiavoring
extracts consists In their perfect purity and
strength.
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ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.

ruy VOTE THERE-THE RAwLs-DUcK con-
TEsT-CHRATING AT ZUSI-J0HNsoS, MAS
syY's COLLECTOR, WITH FUNDS TO USE AS
he CHOSE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch'j
This wear the vote in this county was
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DRUG9, MEDICINES, &c.
A GAINST SMALLPOX, DlPHTllE
IA RIA, TYPHOID-FEVER, &C.

BLAIR'S CIILORAL TIIYMOL PROPIIYLAC-
TIC AND DlSlNFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases In ac-
cordance with the latest teachings ~ science. IT.
use is simple. harmless, and agreeable. IL Is en-
ployed by some Of our ablest physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets
Price. zoe. bottle. nos
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia
for December is on our table.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NET JULIUS MEYER & SON,
COL AND sos BROAD STREET.

OUR BUYER AGAIN ON THE MARKET, AND
BARGAINS COMING IN EVERY DAY.
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Price. zoe. a bottle.
VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NON-IIUMANIZED VIRUS.

In an article i'm the Mnetecnh Century DR..
CARPENTER. the distinguished English scientist,
says that the alleged ineilicency OF vaccination.
often asserted since DR.. Jenner's time. has been
due 10 the fact that the virus used In Vaccinating
persons who aftcrward took the smallpox Wa. not
fresh from the cow. but had been weakened by
long Transmission through the human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the cow, but "hu-
mani2cd" by many removes, affords no protec-
ton. and may communicate dangerous maladies.
But Dr. Carpenter details many facts 10 show that
good bovine virus j. free from nearly all the OBJ
jcctions which can be urged-and with good deal
OF fOrcc-aganst hnmanizcd virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies Of BO-
VINE mOn-humaniacd) VIRUS from The Penn
sylvania Vaccine Company who have facilities
not surpassed by any vaccine firm In the country
for producing reliable virus fresh from the cow.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, DR. ggists,
no3 1916 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 GRAND BALL %
WILL BE GIVEN BY fE
VIRGINIA LODGE, No. ., X. T.,
AT SANGER HALLE,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1851.
Grand March at $50 z. W.
Committee: T. c. Epps, J. ". Williams, Jasper
l.. Rowe.
Tickets, Sl-admittng gentleman and ladies'
Tickets can be had OF the committee or any MEM
Der Of the Lodge.
Gentlemen wishing invitations for ladies can get
them at Fl east Broad street.
de I-Th, Su, TuSW-4t
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

IF YOU SUFFER WITH <&sw1
1 HEADACHE from cold feet g,t -sa@es%s
YOU q pair of those FUR-LlNED ALLIGATOR
SHOES.
GENTLENIEN'S DOUBLE-SOLE BOOTS and
SHOES In MI the styles;
LADIES COMMON-sENSE and COEK-SOLE
WALKING-SIiOES-just the thing for this
weather;
BOYS, MISSES, and CHiLDHEN's SCHOOL,
SHOES in more styles and better makes than
ever shown before:
CENT EMEN'S CLOTH-TOP. SlLk-LINED'
PATENT-LEATllER CONGRESS CATERS
for full dress
LADIES' SLIPPERS IN all the styles for evening
and dancing purposes;
TRUNKS, sATCHELS, VALIsEs, BAGS. &c.
j. s. GRlGG,
nO23 Tenth and Main streets.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ne.,, Commissions. Nervous Headache, Men
al Depression, Loss Of Memory, PrcmA-
ture old Age. caused by oyer-eXcrilon, eN-
cess, or OyerwOrk of the brain, which leads 10
misery, decay, aud death. one box VIII cure re-
cent cases Each box contains one month treat
mont. one dollar 4 box or six boxes for five dol
lars-scnl by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We
guarantee six boxes 10 cure any ease. With each
order received by us for six boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, We will send the purchaser our
written guarantee 10 return the money II the treat
mcnt docs not effect \ cure Guarantees Issued by
BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists, wholesale and
retail agents, Richmond, Va. Orders by mail VIII
receive prompt attention. my l5-Sa,Tu&Ihly
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, "A
wi hers Of RICHMOND LODGE, NO..bNx
10. are requested TO attend a stated COM u *
munication of their lodge ri 81. Adams " y
Hall, corner Third and Main streets, on his
TUESDAY, EVENING At 7 o'clock. Members of
sister lodges aud an transient brethren I'm good
standing are invited 20 meet with ms.
By order of the v. VI.
JAMES +. GIDDlCK, Secretary.
DECEMBER 6, \. l.. JSSl, \. -. 1851.
dc 6-ItE
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GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE
TIA MAIN STREET.

THE GRAND ANNUAL CON-st,E.p
i VOCATION Of the VI. T.. GRAND VA
GINik viii he held in It. Albums Hail, in .s-sSSis
the city Of Richmond. on TIT RSDAl, 18th in
slant, at o'clock Z. VI.
BY order of VI. T.. PEYTON =. COLES. High
Priest WILLIAM Il. lSAACS, Secretary.
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The RED OIL give, a PERFECT LIGHT. j.
over | ) d fire test and PERFECTLY SAFE, ODOR-
LESS. and BEAUTIFUL. Can be used IN any
kcroscnc-lamp. Try II. At Wholesale and rcihllby
BODEkkR BROTHERS, Druggists.
Oc f-Tu3m l4I4 Main street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

r. ROBERTS BAKER. Druggist, 9l9 Main
street., has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and IienricO county.
PULMONA, TIE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS. THROAT, AND
LUNG TROUT BILE.
II requires only fair trial to convince one Of IL
efficacy. II gives satisfaction in every instance.
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,rHE MONARCH OLE ILLUMINATING

Sold by Druggist AR. METER. Proprietor
l22 west Faycttc street. Baltimore No.
PRICE, SOC. oc 4-Tu.Th&SN3m
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co.l
RICHMOND. VA, November Ia, 1881.
ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the STOCKHOLDERS or THE RlCm-
NOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held at the office Of the company,
corner of Bank and Tenth streets. In the city Of
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the l4th day OF De-
ccmber proximo. nj ~ o'clock VI.
no I5-Tu2wStd,d X. BROOKE, Secretary.
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N0te-Scc advert cement Of Grand Lodge for
directions for trans purtation. no 6-d.sw&wtd
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DANVILLE.

INTERNAL REyEKUEFBOM TOBACCO-PLEADED
GUHTY--NOT GOING TO nOvE-AN AGED
LADY-DIyORCE CAsEs-THE NEGRO
FORGER.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANI RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be
held at the cOmpauv's office, Richmond Va, on
the second TUESDAY, being the 18Th day Of De
cember next at IL NJ. for The purpose OF electlng
Board of Directors 10 serve one year, and Tor the
transaction Of any other cuisines. mat may De
brought before the meeting. r.. X. lELAND'
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany. no S5-lDclo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

Mr.. Stephen Craven, who is retired cle-
plant trainer, lives in this, Dallas county,
having fine farm near this city. Being so
proficient in his business, and having
trained the elephant lIebo, when she gave
birth to the only baby elephant ever then
born in this country, he was telegraphed
for to go to Philadelphia and take charge OF
Hebe during her illness, which ho did be
ing paid handsomely for his services, Hcbe
and tho baby, now getting TO be goodsized
youngstcr, are with the Bsrnum. London
combination that exhibited here yesterday,
and to test Hebe's intelligence, Hr. Craven,
who was at the performance, stood in a
crowd Of people and spoke 30 that Hebc
could hear his voice. In an instant she had
her head up and started for the spot
whence she heard the voice. going the ful
length Of her chain and stretching out her
trunk toward him. He then came out
where ehe could see him and her manifesto.
lions OF delight were truly wonderful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
The Dallas Herald.

"Thsseems to be the season ofprosperty
with our newspaper brethren. Like the
Penn meetings there appears to be a con-
tagion in well-doing. The last is our enter
prising neighbor, the Dallas HERALD. II
deserves success. 1t has vastly improved
in all its departments and now ranks with
the ablest dailies in the lana. Its
principal editor, Colonel j. +.
Elliott, yields pen of power,
influence and very general intelligence and
interest, and his articles convey an amount
Of information rarely found in the columns
Of newspaper. His assistant and ire
pressible man, Mr.. 2. s. Pfouts, is a..genial,
whOle-souled gentleman who labors as.idu-
ously, and makes the HERALD his summum
bonum Of life. Mr.. w. l.. Hall takes the
helm and manages the vast concern with
remarkable ability, He il one of the most
active laborers in the field and has eIhib-
tied his wonderful skill as a fnan-
cier and business man. This is q strong
combination, and as each successive issue
appears this firm strengthens with the peo-
pie. With new and magnificent quarters
and new dress, the HERALD is fulfilling Il
splendid mission throughout Texas, and
welding decided influence far beyond its
borders, - Weatherford Times.
For the above complimentary remarks
the HERALD tenders its sincerest thanks to
one of the clevcrest journalists in all the
state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY WINDOW
was nominated in caucus by the republi,
cans yesterday in the Minnesota legislature
for the United States senate, but for all that
he may be defeated though we don't think it
probable. The Chicago Intcr-Ocean, speak
ing of Mr., WINDOWS chances says; How
much truth there Is in the report that the
anti-Windom men have made combina-
ton in the Minnesota legislature to defeat
that gentleman, and that they have pros
pect Of success, we do not know; but 1t
would not be very surprising ifthcro was con-
siderable truth in it. II is rather singular
how chickens come home TO roost. Not
that Window has deserved 3 bolt on ths
part ofrcpublicans, for he has not. He ha,
been iair.minded square republican, and
has added TO his reputation in this respect
by gaining high honors as secretary OF the
treasury; but many Of those who will OK
tremely regret bolt in the Minnesota leg
islaure most unfortunately remained 81
lent when bolts were organized in othel
states and against other men, and.were no
outspolicn in favor of unfolding the MAORI
ty where il concerned those who had goo,
right to demand the party support TIT
leayen has consequently spread until Mr.
Window may possibly be defeated b!
means unrepublican and dishonorable, bu
which seem to have become popular ii
American politics. There is no possible
reason that We can imagine for boiling hi
nomination. His whole career has beer
honorable 10 the state, but strife, envy, AM
ambition stop at nothing, and the rcsul
may be his defeat. Some time the republi
can party may learn that the old rule Q
insisting upon obedience to the majorit
must be enforced, or the organization vii
collapse. II maybe tbct defeat will be n,
cessary to enforce this lesson hut Il wi
como in the end, however much II may co,
tolsarn II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

THE elder Vanderbilt, shrcwd old Com
modore that he was, once put the question,
How can the world know man has a
good thing unless he advcrtises possession
of III" There is world Of meaning in
those words which live business man will
not fail to appreciate, That veteran show
man and manager, 7. I. Barnum, has
asserted that "the road to fortune is through
printer ink Certain it is that when A. T.
Stewart, the great dry goods king said (;
Frequent and constant advertising
brought me all own, that the truth and
nothing else but the truth was told There
are several now well-known firms in the
country that have come to the front in re-
markably short order through persistent
and judicious advertising. They maintained
a steady hammering within sound of the
public ear through the medium OF the press
until attention was directed to Them and
an increase of businessfollowed Although,
conservative man that he was, the million
aire Aston, ofNew York, was forced to adj
NIT that success depends upon liberal
patronage of printing Offices The Daily
and Weekly HERALD each have large cir
culation, and advertisers should profit by
the advantages it offers. Think for mo-
ment that while the advertiser eats and
sleeps, printers, steam engines, and print
ing presses are at work for him, trains
bearing his words to thousands OF towns.
and hundreds of thousands N readers, all
glancing with more or less interest at the
messages prepared for them in the solitude
ofhis Office,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

Assignment ofjury cases for week begin
ming Monday, October 9th 1851.
2l22-Obenchain Il Co. vs.. Burtle IL Ne
will.
2262-Grigsby ct al, vs. Bowles ct al.
2672-John II. Cole VS.. Sarah +. Jone e.
al
2G76-John II. Cole VS.. j. S. Ellington ct
al.
2703-Curts vs.. Clark.
2S5o-Smith, Murphy q Peak VS.. Worth
ington ct al,
2S6l-Smith, Murphy d Peak vs.. McLe.
hare & Stone.
2S4-Smith, Murphy IL Peak VS.. Eisen-
lohr ct al.
2Dl-Waterman, Star & Co. vs. Warner.
g26-Smith, Murphy & Peak VS.. city Of
Da Has.
&o3l-Angers VS.. city of Dallas.
3230-Friend e Co. W. Barley ct al.
32il-Laurence ct al. VS.. Coates ct al.
S3lG-Clark VS.. Texas IL Pacific railway
company.
Si3l-Jones VS., city of Dallas.
Waldron VS.. Keller.
35li-Belt VS. Sealy.
&H0-Scott vs.. Texas e Pacific railway
$e62-r J, A, Brown vs.. Anderson &
Pollard.
3697-Cockrell & Co. vs. Penmiman ct al.
3723--rhOrne Wire Hedge company vs..
Stone Il Heating.
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Il Letter from Mrs. Garfield.

WAsHINGToS, October 2l.--Colonel Rock.
well has received the following from Mrs
Garfield, which is furnished to the press for
publication;
MENTOR, ONO, October Il, ISL
Dear Colonel Rockwell:
1t is my wish that an account Of the life
amp an appropriate collection of the literary
works. OF General Garfield shall
be published after that careful
consideration and preparation so mani
testify necessary, To that end reques
that you will announce in some public man
ner my purpose TO cause this work to be
done at the earliest practicable time and q
which due notice will be given. Very sin
cerely yours, LucRETrA GARFIELD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

Total l92, S2i

Total, .... .lT2,S2i 2OO,Rl 2Oh@a
In 1870 4, 1G3 miles of new road are cred
tied to Europe by the same authority, and
in that year we built 4,57O miles in the
United States, as wo did I 200 in 1850; count
ing for Europe an increase in 1880
equal to that OF 1879, and for the
rest of the world a yearly increase since
1878 equal to that in 1873, we have a total Of
23l ,5G2 miles of railroad at the end of 1850,
of which l07 ,SSi were in America, and los,
763 miles in Europe. Before this time the
railroad mileage of America has
grown to exceed that of Europe and
the mileage Of the United States
alone approaches it closely, and that
of the United States and Canada
probably equals it, 1t is only within the
past two years that railroad construction
received its mighty boom. There seems t
have been during this time in every part o
the American union and in the Canada
an epidemic in railroad building has pre-
vailed. In none os the states has the con
tagion been moro rife than in Texas, ant
in the two years past there have been no
less than 1000 miles Of road built an,
whom the roads now In course Of construc
ton and projected arc completed, the stat
will have not loss than 10000 miles Of rail
road ,permcsting It's great eItent In all direc
tons and bearing rich burthens to market
the products Of our rich Texas lands. TIL
more railroads We have the better, and W
would be. glad to see 1900 miles Of roa
| in the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

THE Chicago Inter-Occan says: FIX
pectation that the southern states will be
willing to exchange their state bonds for
Confederate bonds is said to be the founda-
ton for the recent demand for those famous
securities, but there is very little danger of
il. The bonds of the southern states are
bad enough, goodness knows under re-
pudiation democratic control, but the con-
federate bonds are absolutely without
hope" Texas is one of the southern states,
and her bonds are selling at premium of
30 cents on the dollar. If that is the Inter-
Oceans idea of Dad il must be hard to
please, indeed. Several of tho southern
states, when under the thieving rule of re-
publican carpet-baggers, were well-nigh
bankruptcd by them-Georga Arkansas
and Louisiana notably, and they have each
mountain weight of fraudulent bonds to
carry, bonds that were issued and sold only
to enrich these thieves of the Inter Ocean
ilk. AS for democratic repudionists in the
southern states, we know of only a few,
who, under the lead of Senator Malone, are
trying to get out of paying some Of the
bonds of that state, but his only possibility
of success is with the aid of the republicans
of that state, (which they are cheerlully
giving, AS for the southern states paying
the Confederate bonds there is no prob
ability of that. With S2,0OO,000,0OO worth
ofproperty taken forcibly from them by tn,
United States government, and the estate
ofthe conicderacy having been seized ant
administered by the United States govern
ment the southern people do not feel undeI
any obligations to pay these bonds.
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ilress.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2l.-Thc editor o.
the Irish World cabled an address this
morning to the Freeman's Journal of which
the following is a copyi Men Of Ireland
the eyes of the world are on you. Stand
together, be faithful to your i'm.
perishable principles, obey the
manifesto of no rents. Prepare
for sacrifice and be brave but prudent. Re.
ly ION the fact that American money and
sympathy will flow .over to you. We will
succeed. We are the children of evicted
and honored moral heroes. Landlords
must go he true to principal and redemp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

When he went up 10 her She put her trunk
around him as if TO embrace him and
londled with him, and when he left her she
ried her best to follow him. If this is not
Intelligence, what is it? She not only re-
membered her old keeper but manifested
her gladness at seeing him again, and
showed that she loved him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
DuEI.LING.

Is II not about time the absurd, immoral
custom of duelling should cease altogether
We say altogether because the reign of the
"code Of honor to-day has fallen into u
disrepute to great though not exclusive
extent. II is relic Of barbarism and un.
worthy the civilization Of this age. AS q
means Of justice II is sensoless to the extreme,
as the superior skill in the use Of the
weapons employed In the contest OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

WE now know what is the matter with
Hanna, as the president appointed Sept
mus j., of that name, to be register of a
land Office at Leadville, Colorado, a few
,1aWc