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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-05-09

Mersan est 1 une lieue d'ici Ma tante ne veut pas
que jy allie seule ct notre pauvre FRANCHISE est rop
soufrante pour sortir, meme en- voiture. a"af l.a5
J'eus grandpene dssimuler leffroi douloureux
que m'nsprat cette prere. 81 je suis seule, helss
cegt que des etres bien chers ont quttee Fun spAs
'autre Ma vie est remplie de ombres bien.amSes
Leur souvenir m est doux, msis non ce qui me rap
pee lheure navrante dc adieu. La pensee dassister
un lit de mort me serre le ceur Ce duel terrible
dams equel 10 force, Ia eunesse ct 10 vie sont tou.
jours vaincues, attrste tout mon etre mais j'eus
assez dempire sur moi.meme pour ne rien temoigner
de ce que jeprouvais; je mempressai dscceder Al
dssr de Marie, ct nous partimes sussitot. t.as
Ce voyage ugubre me remplt de tristesss La CON-
versation de Marie netait pas fsits pour mSgsysr.
Bile Sc NIT peurer quand fumes en- voiture, Of
lorsque cette premiere doueur sc fut peu calmSe,
ellie ne mentretint que de Constance du Aersan.
-C'est ange, me dit.elle ellie deviendrsit car.
mete 81 ellie pouvait guerir. All 81 la vocation reli.
gieuse Sc donnat e serais da sainte dams quel.
que convent Constance est admrablement belle; ellie
aurait eponse NJ de Menars par obeissance ct parce
que ses parents sonhaitaient bien vivement co
marriage mais une celule etat toute son ambition.
Comment sc fat-il done one votre annie ne soft
pas deveuue Mne dc Menars? .-. e... ...,,.
e8m7 ... ..rn. 5.a...-... JULIA RAvANACH. .s
sra~ LA suite proclaim numsro) sE1a r.s-
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| Marie.

Marie z si eaazra# .. 81 t-z e.. .zaaaaz. = 3
EFT ellie men q pas voulu, m'ecriai-je etonnee
Cest inoui je Pai rencontre Paris, &C monsieur de
Mena y il est charmant, cousine se +
-Eh bien ellie Ia refuse deux fois, repondt Zine
le Teller en- soupirant ct il Went de sc Ainsi
c'est bien fni. --------. .--.---.-..-
-Chere cousine, je ny comprends rien -
Je ny comprenais rien, effet Marie qui survint
alors ct Sc jeta dams mes bras avec efusion ne me
semblait pourtant pas destinee cebat C'etat une
blonde an vsage souriant ct tendre aux yeux bleus
ct ingenus. lsr4 ..5..r.s ~ -..a.. ... ... a- "
Ellie await vingtquatre ans, ellie EN- paraissait
dix-huit peine Ses traits charmants avaent encore
toute Ia grace rieuse ct naive de la jeunesse ren
ns2tat plus sedusant ct plus doux que son sourire
Je ccmpris que N. de Menars eit etc vivement eprs
dune aussi joe file; mais je ne m'expliquas pas
queile eat refuse deux fos un homme jeune encore,
richie, accompli de tout point ct fort amoureux. a6
sJavais natre cette enfant Je crus pouvoir Pin
errogeraM Ma cousne await quittees Nous etions
descendues ensemble grand salon ct nous etions
seules. Mare assise dams embrasure dune des fene.
tres rcgsrdat FUR les nuages dun air pensif quoi
soageaitelley ~. =.
Marie, lui dsje sans preambule aucun, doa Went
que vous ne voulez point vous marier7 a.a-t 80
/ Marie me repondit tres supplement .ag .i
e-Mais je ne demandc pas mieux. cousine. - s'''
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-05-09

toujours antipathique au peuple qui ne
fit que s'ngiter pour en- demander 10
rappel. On Sc souvient de Ia popula.
rite ct de Ia gloire' obtenues par relo-
quent tribun O'Connell, qui s'etait
fait le champion des droits de ses com.
patriotes. La querelle etait surtout
religieuse, passionnee par consequent,
ct Ia Grande- -Bretague crut Ia paci6er
en- emancipant les catholiques irlan-
dais vers l'annee 1929, sous le minis
tere de Robert Peel. Concession illu.
soire ou insuHisante, car leglise angli.
cane, qui ma jamais pu rallier que
douze pour cent de la population totale
de l'Irlande, y est l'eglise officielle ct
subventionnee, tandis que l'eglise ca
tholique. pratiquee avec ferveur par
les masses, ny est que toleree ct nulle-
ment retribuee, lie peuple irlandais
demaude done l'abolition de leglise
anglicaue ct est appuye dams ses
veux par Ia majorite du parlement.
La question une importance conside-
rable, ct les hommes d'Etat les plus
illustres ct les plus sagaces en- convieu-
nent. Bright declare qu'elle est d cette
heure le plus grand souci de son pays.
Gladstone s'elevc contre le regime mi.
litaire iuaige depuis trois ans 1 PIr.
lande pour en- maintenir Ia loyaute, ct
le Times, lorgaue le plus fdele de
poPiDion publique, dit que l'eglise an.
glicane d'Irlande est le cancer qui
ropge les entrailles de Ia nation. lie
NAL est plus profond encore que ne
l'avouent les orateurs ct les ecrivains
anglais ct 10 racine men sera point
extirpec par Ia suppression de Peglise
salariec. C'cst le NAL secessiouiste, le
meme don't ont souffert ct souffrent
encore les Etats-Unis, qui arrache des
cris d'effroi a Ia puissante nation d'ou-
tre mer. NAL don't ruuique remede est
10 liberte, ct Tar Ia liberte il faut en-.
tendre Reimbursement ct lie desarme-
men. de Pautorite, Ia diminution gra-
duelle du faux systeme de protection.
Tant que Ia politique n'aura pas
change de base, nous verrons continuer
le duel des chats de Kilkenny. II sc
presen.e aujourd'hui sous une forme
puremeut religieuse, ct 10 clerge irlan.
dais ma pas cru devoir compliquer sa
cause de celle du fenianisme, compa.
gnon fougueux ct daugereux, mais il
est evident qu'une concession en-
amene d'autres ct que le rappel de l'U-
MON revieudra plus tard arl'ordre du
:..- @a
J'0'' Tr0T4xE8H,a TgETHpE
Veut-on voir d'autres chats de Kill
kenny? Il nest besoiu pour celia do
franchir pOcean. Les blancs du Sud
prives de leurs droits politiques ct les
noirs enregimeutes par l'eoume yankee.
VOLTA des chats de Kilkenny lances
Fun contrc l'autre sur ID oorde raide
du radicalisme, prets I 50 devorer, res
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EP EN- RIDES
NAL.

3, l747.-Les smiraux Anson ct Warren
semparcnt au cap Finisterc de la Aotte fran.
caise, commando par La Jonquiere ct ST.
George.
4, ls62-Les Confederes evacuent York
town.
5, 17s9.-Assemblee des Etats GenerauI
Paris.
6, l693.-Mort de Francois Tallemant des
Reaux, able du Val Chreticn. II await ira.
duit Plutarque, ct Boileau tepitre VIII parle
de lui en- ces termes
s....le sec traductcur du francais d'Amyot.s
LIE ctlebre critique sc vengait ainsi, dit
Brossette, dune injure personnelle. Pourtant
faut.il convenir que cette traduction etalt
loin de valoir celle d'Amyot.
7, ls6l.-Seeession dc l'Arkansas.
g, l063.-Mort de Ramire !. roi d'Aragon
ct de Navarro. tue en- combat singulier par
Sanche Ter, roi de Castillo.
Q, ls63.-Le bombardement dc Port -Hud.
son est renouvee.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-05-09
EDGAR POsT-OFFICE
LES CHATS DE KILKENNY
Saint-Jean-Baptiste

Pendant Ia rebellion irlandaise dc
l79s, il y await d Kilkenny une garni'
son dc soldats hessois qui, pour &c dis
traire, sc livraient a un jcu barbara dams
l'interieur de leurs casernes. lis alta.
chaient deux chats d 10 queue Fun de
l'autre, puts les latent face d face sur
une corde 1 linge. Les chats, rendus
furieux, Sc battaient souvent jusquA ce
que Ia mort terminal les soufrances
do Pun d'eux on meme de tous les
deux. Les officers de Ia garrison, in.
formes de cette cruelle habitudc, reso-
lurent de decouyrir ct de punir les
bourreaux de 10 race feline, ct une
inspection severe fut organisec d Get
effet. Les soldats, pour dejouer Ia sur
veillancc don't lis etaicnt Pcbjet, mirent
des sentinellcs 4 ID porte des sales
don't lis faisaient le theatre de combats
dc chats. Mais il advint un jour que
Pune De ces sentinelles fut abscnte ou
endormie au moment on s'approchait
lofficier inspccteur ct lalarme ne fut
donnee que lorsque Get officer NIT le
pied sur le seuil de Ia porte. I'm des
soldats tira son sabre ct trancha les
queues des belligerauts, lesquels pri-
rent Ia fuite en- laissant, accroches d Ia
corde 4 lipge, leurs appendices SAL
giants. L'officier ebahi demandant
l'explication du mystere, il lui fut re-.
pondu avec aplomb que deux chats
venaient do 50 battre en- duel, qu'on
n'avait pu les separer, ct que, telle
await etc leur rage, qu'ils s'etaieut lit
teralement devores A i'exceptiou de Ia
queue. L'histoire 8. rrete Ia ct ne nous
apprend pas comment l'oficier accueil.
lit Ia solution du probleme pose par
lui mais les "chats de Kilkenny" sont
dcvenus dams la langue anglaisc uue
locution familiere ct proverbiale, ser.
want a exprimsr l'idee dune lutte saus
merci. ... -.... .. ..
L'apologue ne dams ID vertc Erin
nous revenait 1 10 memoire a Ia yue
des debats qui agitent le parlemeDt
britannique ct mcnacent Persistence du
cabinet de Saint-J James. Les elements
hetercgenes don't Sc compose l'Angle-
tcrre y ramenent 4 chaque instant Ii
discordc. A peinc le cap.du feniapisme
parait.il double, que surgis un sutre
ecueil, celui de Ia question religieuse.
Get ecueil, toujours a Aeur d'cau, ne
cesse do labourcr ID guile du navire.
II peut etre siguale en- quelques mots.
L'Union do PADgleterrc ct de rIr.
lande fut consommee en- 1900, mais
cetts operation ressemblait beaucoup 4
Ia reconstruction rationale qui s'opere
sous nos yeux en- Amerique, ct ellie fut
r.
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BITTERS De CRACOvIE
INvENTE Er PREPARE PAR
II. 7X8I8KI. ?

LIE meilleur TONGUE connu, superieur aux
Hostetter, Malakoff, Red Jacket ct autres
compositions modernes. remedc souverain OF
universellc panacee, guerit tous les maux
connus ct inconnus qui affligent rhumanite
souffrante, garantit dc toutes les infrmites
physiques ct morales, sauve de Ia contagion
du cARPEr-BAG, ct assure d quiconque en-
ingurgite quelques bouteilles ou meme quel.
ques caisses un corps sain OF une anne pure.
En- vente au Grand Bazaar do Ia Cote, (, au
eCafe de rIndependance ct au Western
Produces o4 -..8 a11 s.E Ea@
k1Prix, 81 In boaseillc. 2mai I'm
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NO. 434-
ZENON CLEMENT
rS. -
Veuve GEORGE PERILLOUX.

En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente,
date du 8 avril 1868, 4 moi adresse par
Honorable Cour du Quatrieme District
Judiciaire de rEtat de la Louisiana, dams
ct pour la paroisse St-Jean-B Baptiste, dams
raffaire ci-dessus intitulee,
J'offrirai en- vente publigue, j l'encan,
i Ia Maison de Cour de cette paroisse, lie
sAMEDI, 6JUlN 1868 d IL HEURES
A. NJ,
les proprietes ci-dessOus 3ecrites, sav0ir:
Une certaine portion de terre, etabie en-
habitation sucriere, situee en- cette paroisse
st. Jean. Baptiste, sur Ia rive gauche du
heuve MISSISSIPPI i environ trente-six mil
arpents, plus ou m0ins de profondeur. avec
une double concession situee l'arriere de
Ia dite terre, ct mesurant environ trois ar
pents en- longueur, plus Oh mOins, avec Ia
profondeur Ordinaire, bornee sa limite
superieure par Ia propriete dc Joseph Fran
cois jusqu'a trente.six arpents, p.us ou
inoins, d partir du feuve Mississippi, ct
bornee ensuite par un lot de terre appar-
tenant Zenon Clement, ct, sa limite
inferieure, hornee par TN lot de- terre ap-
partenant / Cltlie Esilda Gator avec
toutes les constructions ct ameliorations
qui sSs-rn~yent ct en- dependent.
A-~-~aaarse mulets ct deux charrettes 4
chevauX.
CONDITIONS COMPLIANT,
En- billets du Tresor des Etats. Unis.
Paroisse StJeau-Baptiste, le l8 avril
1868. -"i#-' ... '+
DIR. WM. HART,
coroner, agissant CONNIE sheriff.
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Cour du Quatrieme District Judicial
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PARoIssE-sAINT-JEAN-B
CouI du Quatrieme District Judiciaire
n NO. 4ss-
JOSEPH HAYDEL .-.-
..i.s -w.-fu7Z
Fl. NORBERT SHEXNEYDRE eaa
En- vertu dun writ de saisie ct de vente,
date du 10 mars 1868, 4 moi sdress6 par
rHonorable Cour du Quatriame District
Judiciaire dc rEtat de- 10 Louisiana, dams
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA


ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour du 4e District Judiciaire.
PARoIssE SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE
...s. No. 3l4
Succession de feu Edmond d'AREssBoURG
ct communaute.
"A HsloIse luxembourg ct i son mari
Victor St-Amand, rssidant a Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, ct 4 tous ceux que celia peut
concerner: sa
Attendu que Rosemond luxembourg,
de Ia parOisse St-Jean-Baptiste, administra-
teur de la susdite succession, a enre.
gistre en- cette Cour, le 3 avril 1868,
un compte final de son administration dc
10 susdite succession, demandant rhomolo-
CATION d'icelui,
Avis public est prssentement donne 4
tous ceux que celia peut interesser d'avoir
4 deduire, par ecrit, au bureau du greflier
soussigne, dams les trente jours qui suivront
Ia date de Ia premiere publication des
presentes, les raisons pour lesquelles 10
susdit compte Ou tableau ne serait pas
approuve ct homologue confornement 4 la
demande du petitionnaire.
40 En- fol de quoi j'si appose ma
@ signature officielle ct 10 sceau de Ia
dite Cour, a 10 paroisse st. Jean Baptiste,
le II avril, A. d., 1868.
ROBERT 3. CARSON,
l1av I'm greffier.
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ETAT della LOUISIANA

cour du quatrieme district judioiaire
PAROIssE sT-JEAN-BAPTISTE
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-18

- We are prepared to furnish
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FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES,
FROM OUR
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We are Agents for the Indianapolis lndiana'
GROUND BONE,
Which is warranted to be the Ptrest ana best
sold in the city.
OUR Xxx BRAND OF THIS BONE
Is sufficiently fine for drilling, and our MEAL
AND BONE, valuable manure, Is, at $40 per
ton less, equal to many Raw Bone Phosphates,
selling at high prices.
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BOWEN & MERCER,
No. 8 Exchange Place, Baltimore Ma.
B.-We can deliver vessel loads OF o., our
Shell Lime on any of the Virginia Rivers, Eas'
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-18
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The Eastern QuestiOn.-This article, from the
London Quarterly, seems to be attracting at
tention-as it has been extensively copied
The Nelo York Evangelist says Of it
"The Eastern Question-mOre than the
Roman QueStiOn-iS the great problem OF Eu-
ropean politics. Ii has not been settled BY the
Crimean War. Russia is still pressing south
ward, as if assured that its manifest destiny
was TO take possession Of ConStantinople, Sc
bastopol indeed is dsmantled according to
treaty, but new and stronger naval station IS
rising on the shores Of the Black Sea. Wheth-
er this constant advance Of Russia can be
checked without another Eastern war, is doubt
full. The writer of this article argues for the
Greeks as those best fitted, by position aud by
right Of former possession, TO succeed the
Turks in ancient Byzantium."
The London E P. Presbytery met Feb. llth,
1t was announced that the new congregation
at Lewes, is to build house to be called the
Hamilton L. p. Church, at cost of e.,
600. II will contain 500 sittings. Tie con-
gregation, which has been self-sustaining from
the first, worships in an old Lady Huntingdon
Connection Chapel The opening of new
station at Ipswich was announced. An over
ture to Synod asking that separate negOtia-
lions for an English Union be entered into was
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-18
Fos The CENTRAL PKEssYrEsIAN.

At meeting Of the Session of the Franklin
street Presbyterian church, Baltimore, held
March llth, 1868, the following memorial, pre-
scented by Judge Giles, was unanimously adopt
ed.
Whereas, Since the last meeting of this ses-
sion, PATRICK GIBSON, long a beloved mem
Der Of this body; a useful and active member
of the Board of Trustees Of the church in
which We are officers, and a much respected
citizen, has been removed from his work and
service on earth, and called by his Master to
the praise and glory of that temple not made
with hands, we his sOrrowing brethren, while
bowling in submission to the mandate that sum
moned him from our joint labOrs and service,
would record this expression of our sorrow at
our loss, and this brief memorial OF his Chris
tan character and useful life.
That We shall ever remember his kind, cOur-
teens and Christian intercourse; his presence
i1 al the assemblies Of our church; bis prompt
and untirDg efforts to aid in al It's benevolent
operations, aad his long, steady, and consistent
support of AL AsInterests
- ..,S. Sc can never forget MS puHctual attend
ance on all the meetings Of the Session lis
patient consideration Of every measure sue
gested for the advancement OF his Redeeuer s
Kingdom; the wisdom of his counsel, and the
goodness of his heart and the kindness of man
ner which characterised his whole official inter
course.
That the memory of our brother will ever
dwell with us as among the most cherished
memories Of our lives
That we deeply sympathise with his bereav-
ed family in their great loss, and commend
them to the support and mercy of their Saviour
God
That a copy of the above be signed by the
Moderator and clerk of this session, and en-
closed to the family of the deceased, and be
published in the Free Christian Common
,cealth, and Central Presbyterian.
J. j. BULLOCK, Moderator.
j. T. TRIPPE, Cerk
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Extensive Rsvivals.-The New York ObSer
rer says: During the last fortnight, IN the
good providence of God, the glad tidlngS reach
us of the gracious outpouring of the Spirit
upon 10 more churches, located in % differ
ent States; 40 have occurred in Presbyterian
churches, to which ], $50 converts have been
already added on profession of their faith.
ReuniOn.-A correspondent of the PreSbyte
rian Ipae1, writing from New York says:
1T is thought by wise men here that the
last article of DR.. Hodge on Presbyterian union
has killed that movement. DIR. Van Dyke
has commenced a series of able papers on the
subject in the PHILADELPHIA PreSbyterldR.--
What is now required OF the New School body
they will never do. and, consequently, the
union fails Drs. Hodge and Smith have
played well, aud as skillful masters Of the art,
to checkmate each the other, and now both
are St0le-mdted The Hodge junior on the
AtOnement has done Its work in this matter.
The threatning aspect of this movement is that
it has been avOwed by President Stuart and
DR.. Spring that it is movement Of the lalty,
and the people will compel the clergy to move
in the line of union. In this respect it is just
the reverse of the attempt at union among
Presbyteriaas in Great Britain. There 1t is
the clergy that have tried TO lead the laity
but there also it has failed, or at least is thrown
back for years.
Rev. DR.. S. ]. Nicolls, of ST. Louis, Mo-,
declines the call to North Broad st. Church,
Philadelphia.
Rev. E A. Pierce, pastor Of Calvary Church,
Chicago, died Feb, 2S, in Tallahassee, Florida,
whittier he had gone recently, hoping to find
healing aud restoration in the warm airs Of the
Gulf
Rev. James Linn D. D., member of Presby-
terry Of Huatne@or and senior pastor o. the
fssbyteriai church, Belleionte, PennSylvs-
ma, died on Sabbath, Esd Of February, in the
eighty fifth year Of his age.
Rsprimand Of Rev stephen q. Tying. Jr.-
Rev. Stephen ii. Tying, Jr., was publicly rep
rimanded Saturday morning In the Church
of TRANSPORTATION in New York city, for a
violation of canon of the church, in oficia
ting in the parish of another minister without
his consent An immense eOncourse of spec
tatorS filed the church Bishop Potter ad-
ministered the reprimand, explaining the ma
ture of the offence, and cautioning Mr.. Tying
against repetition of it. Rev. Mr.. Tying sat
in the isle Of the church, in plain costume
He manifested no emotions, and made no re-
marks whatever.
Protest of Louisville Assembly Presbytery.-
This protest against the decision of the Court
of Appeals in the Walnut st. church case,
Louisville, occupies an entire page of closely
printed matter in the Western PreSbyteriaR.-
1t is not likely however to change the decision
of the Court.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-18
Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, March II. 1865

TUESDAY, March II, 1868.
Revised and corrected by 7. j. SPENCER, Cen
eral Commission Merchant, Shoe Warehouse,
Richmond, Va.
GoLD-Seling, 14O@141. SILvER-Selling,
1S6@1sS.
TOBACCO MARKET.
Breaks larger and prices without change We
quote:
Common Lugs, light weights, $685.; Good
Lugs, good weights, 5000; Sweet Lugs, work
ing, S5@12; Common Shipping Leaf, SS@14 ;
Good Shipping Leaf, S12@18; Fine Manufactur-
ing Leaf, Sl2@1S; Common Wrappers, Sl2@
30; Fine Fancy Wrappers, $4,000; Extra Fancy
Wrappers, $50@150; New Steming, Ss@Sl5;
Stems, $1@4.5O.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon.-Sides, 15@16 cents; Shoulders, Is
@l4 cents; plain hams, 1908 cents; canvassed
hams, 1920 cents; joles, 9@@lo cents.
.-Superfne, Sl1@113; Extra, l29l23;
Family, $14@l5..
MeaL-S1. 15@S1.20.
Cofse.-Java 45@5O cents Laguira, 29@S1
cents; Rio, 21@25 cents.
,Stoars.-Crushed, 17@1s cents; refined ex-
ira G, 1901 cents; brown, 1905 cents.
Moiasses.- 5000 cents; Porto Rico, IS
@7O cents.
Butter.-Fresh country, 4O@6o cents. Com
mon, 2O@30.
Candles.-Sperm, 40 cents; adamantine, ZIG
% cents; tallow, l61@17 cents.
!Sqlt-Alum, S2.5O@S2.75; Liverpool, 1928.
Wool-Washed, 35@SSc; unwashed, 25@30
Grain.-Wheat, S2.50@2.70 for white; red,
s.. POOP As; corn, Sl.1l@1.4.
oats, 7O@75 cts.
Fian Seed.-S2. 8O@s2.5O.
Bees War.-33@35 cents.
Hay-Sl. 50@Sl.70 per 100 lbs.
Lime-S1. 5O@S2.
TIckingS-26a50 cents.
Lard-16@17 cents.
Fsh.-Mackerel, No. l, s2l@28; kits, 1929
as; behring's, S64@1l.
Fresh Meats, &c.-Beef, nett, 6@9 cents
mutton, $S4@6 piece pork. l1@1l! cts, nett,
Eqqs-Per dozen, 1920 cents.
Chickens.-1SGI22 cents.
| Dressed TurheyS-20@25 d5XGs per pound.
Bro,on ShirtingS-4-4, 1920; I, 1915 cts
Cotton Ozaaburgs-l9@20 cents.
Cotton-15@l6 cents without tax.
TImber-Virginia Pine, S15@2l seasoned
$22@25.
Shingles. Virginia heart, very dull, 49s5
| lStares-Whiskey barrel slaves and heading,
S25@32 -four barrel slaves $6@6
Fsathers-60@75 cents.
Peruvian -sS5@s6 cash from store.
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ordered to be transmitted to Synod. In the
debate on the molten, Dr. Chalmers told an
anecdote illustrative of the necessity for the
Older Free Churchmen to get over their old
preiudices and attachments: "He remem-
bered many years ago. of hearing statement
of a United Secession elder, before the union
of the Relief bodies as the United Presbyte-
rian. The United Secession elder, on meeting
an Established Church elder, Immediately
after the Disruption, was accosted by the latter
as follows Yen be jining the Free Kirk,
uOo The former said, with great deal OF
gravity, Weel, I'm thinking we j hae TO let
a them that come DOT o the auld Kirk get
into the kingdom o Heeven first. ="
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