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- Widows have been compar-
% 70 green wood, which, while it
ID burning on one side, is weeping
% the other.
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~ "My son." said a man of
doubtful morals, putting his hand
on the head of a young urchin, II
believe Satan has got hold OF
you." II believe so too," the ur-
chin replied.
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10 And here we have another
one of them. AS Chief Ju stice OF
the Supreme Court OF Id aho, Gen.
Grant has appointed one David
Noggle. Does anybody care to
know more with regard to a man
who can bear such Q name and
still live9--[N. o. TaRes.
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~ At arevival at Ames, Iowa,
recently a lady over 100 years Of
age made a profession of religion
and Joined church.
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- A fastidous bridegroom in
New York has sent to Paris to
have his wedding cards engraved.
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No HANGING FOR MURDERs--
The Chicago Times says a man
shot another Q day or two since in
cold blood, and then comfortsd
himself with the remark that there
was no hanging for murder in Iii
nois.
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% Intemperance is the cause
of near all the trouble in this
world; beware Of strong drink.
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~ The poorest boy, if he be
industrious, honest and saving,
may reach the highest honors of
the land.
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~ Sometimes a girl says no to
an offer when it is as plain as the
nose on her face that she means
yes. The best way to judge wheth-
er she is in earnest or not, is to
look straight into her eyes and
never mind her nose-noeS.
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@ The number of slaves in
Cuba three hundred and eighty
thousand-One-third of the whole
population.
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10 A girl in Pittsfeld was
struck dumb by the firing of a
cannon. A number of married
men have, in consequence, invi-
ted the artillery companies to pa
rade upon their premises.
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- 1t is wise to take things as
they come; particularly if yOu
can't help yourself.
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% At st. Paul, recently, a
farmer, JAS. B. Gray, in a fit of
insanity. murdered his wife and
six children.
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~ An extensive cotton-seed
Oil factory is in course of erection
in Mobile.
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- Liberty is the right to do
whatever you wish without inter.
fering with the rights of others.
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~ Never be cruel to a dumb
animal; remember that it has no
power to tell how much it suffers.
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nP A Paris cafe strikes Ameri.
cans with awe by displaying
among its edibles "ponkeen piah."
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~ Save your money and you
will find it one of the most usefu
friends.
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Cotton Market--W Weekly Summary
From Shreveport South, Western.

From Shreveport South Western.
Thursday Evening, April % We have no
change to note in the cotton market from
yesterdays quotations, closing steady
Good ordinary "a 0241c; low niddling 24lc.
Gold firm, 1874 1876.
Friday Evening, April 30.-We have had
a better feeling in our cotton market to-day
and under favorable adviees our market
has advanced &c, closing frm. Good or
binary 244 optic, low middling 25c Gold
quiet, 1340135.
Saturday Evening, May l.-Our market
to day has been firm with good demand
throughout. We quote Good ordinary
24lc.; low middling .25a95lc. Gold very
firm, l34 0l35.
Monday Evening, May 3t--The advance
in gold has given an improved tendency to
the cotton market, and prices have stiffen-
ed very much in New York and New Or
leans, although the tone of the Liverpool
dispatches are to lower figures. We quote,
market closing firm: ordinary 24sc.; low
middling 25l 9251c. Gold 135@lS7.
Tuesday Evening, May 4.-Our market
opened this morning with light demand at
our last evenings quotations. kilograms
to hand at noon rather discouraging to
holders, showing downward tendency. We
quote, market closing weak: Ordinary 233 q
24c.; good ordinary "a! oslo; Low middling
25 0254c. Gold 1876.
Wednesday Evening, may 5-Cotton mar
ket quiet and but little offering. We quote
prices nominally unchanged: Ordinary 233 a
24c.; good ordinary 24i to 24Ic,; low middline
25 to oslo. Gold Quiet. 1854 to 1864.
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or Two wheeled velocipedes
were used in Alexandra, Va,
more than forty years ago.
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THE SOCIETY OF WOMEN
One of the great benefits a young
man may derive from women's
society is that he is bound
to be respectful to them. The
habit is of great good to your NOR
al man, depend uponit. Our edu-
cation makes of us the most emf
nently selfish men in the world.
We fight for ourselves; we push
for ourselves; we cut the best
slices out of the joint at club din
ners for ourselves; we yawn for
ourselves, and light our pipes, and
say we won't go out; we prefer
ourselves and our ease; and the
greatest good that comes to a man
from woman'S society is that he
has to think ofsomebody besides
himself-somebody to whom he is
bound to be constantly attentive
and respectful. Certainly l don't
want my dear Bob to associate
with those OF the other sex whom
he doesn't and can't respect; that
is worse than billiards-worse
than tavern brandy and water
worse than smoking selfishness at
home. But / VOW would rather
see you turning over the leaves of
Miss Fiddlecombe's music book all
night than at billiards, or smok.
ing, or brandy and water, or all
three Thackeray.
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% Ex-Governor Brown of
Georgia, returns an income of
81, 1928 OF. -...
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70 Never give trouble to your
mother or father.
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Of Jerrold used to call an edi-
tors scissors his SteGI-pea.
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- Carpets are bought by the
yard and worn By the foot.
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" Green peas are selling at 81
Fer quart in Savannah,
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sNatSce t0 CrelEttors.

FTyhe Creditors of the Succession Of John
4 p. Cahin, deceased, are hereby ncti-
fed TO mako themselves known, and TO pre-.
sent an account Of their respective claims,
and the titles by which they are established,
unto meat my once, in Bellevue. .ga
z. " TURNER,
rs 3ts. |4 Adn1nistEafce
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NORTH AMERICA
life Insurance Company.
Assets. $4,25O,O0O.

N. D. MORGAN, President
J. w. MERRILL, See'y.
YTyhe first institution of it's kind In the
L world, to devise and offer to the insur-
ing public absolute security with the largest
liberty. So
Policies secured by pledge Of public stock,
like the circulation of National Banks, by
being registered IN N. Y. State Insurance
Department.
Buckner g. Haley, General Agents, ~
Camp street, New Orleans.
r. B. TAYLOR,
maysly Agent, Bellevue, La.
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Washington, May 5.-Creswell ap-
pointed james Simms, postmaster at
Savannah, Georgia.
War Department is advised that
Capt. B. II. Hardness, 35th Infantry,
was killed while pursuing deserters
near Fort Bliss, Texas.
Gov. Geary, heading delegation of
the Union League of Philadelphia, had
an interview with Grant.
Creswell appointed Jacob D. Enos,
negro, postmaster at Valladesota, Ga.
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ghe yau Orleans qIested.
gem Orleans ReaI estate MarAet
CKKsokNr orFIcx, 81 Carnp Street
AoW OrIeana lurfl Il ls6a

CKzscksr orFIcx, 81 Camp Street
s New Orleans. April IA 1865.
We hope that the thousands Of strangers who
visit the Fair Grounds during the continuance of
the annual State Fair will observe well the MANY
chances Tor profitable speculation which present
themselves on the routes of the different railroads
which have their lines extended to that vicinity
They Will notice hundreds of vacant lots and
squares entirely virgin to the first Improvement
snd with the exception of the timber being cut
from them, exactly in the same state as when the
indian chased his game through the swamp long
before DE Benville made his first settlement in
la belle Louisiana" Now let us tell those who
can lily afford to pay high rents in the thickly set.
tied neighoorhoods of the urban districts, that
they are absolutely blind to their own interests
in not leasing these properties on long terms,
erecting upon them cheap houses-such as we
bsve mentioned ss being now exhibited at the
fair-aud living at home at about quarter of the
annual expense which they now are.
We are satisfied that there are but few owners
OF real estate on any of the streets to which we
have directed attention, who would lot willingly
give long leases at very reasonable terms to any
parties who would improve them. At any rate
We think the matter is of sufficient Importance 10
attract the attention of thinking and economical
men.
Apropos to the subject, we would direct gene
raj attention to the fact that the great sale of real
estate, located In Burthevie comes of to-day. at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange at II NJ
splendid opportuntv will n. a.. onered to par
ties desiring 10 possess themselves Of cheap home
steRds.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Lincoln. Nebraska

tabs pleasure In announcing that we have
TArD agency hf sPSSEs Sp s,i.. &C.
ourselves and correspondents of the location kind soil
vspe OF any tract land etc in Central Eebrasks short
notice are ample having had much experience the
ness here since the location Of the State Capitol
The immense emigration from the European continent As
vel as from neghbong States, to Nebraska this season.
excellent water be uty of the face Of the
try the heahhulnss Of the climate enterpr ing
stste renders the Snen Of cs Sbers ~ SINGING
and landseeker or land owner obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE.
very Necessary and hope remunerstive Nonresdents
title lands have taxes paid the ee
OF commssion) and correct statement Of their lands
proved what their are their pro
nifty 20 schools, churches snd towns and undertake.
70 sell OF buy for them charging for services only lair
have thousands acres 0fand for sale in every kind
and prices.
on me b streets in the city, and private residences which
We offer 10 citizens and capitalists abroad at ssch prices as
Will safety 81 who wish 10 invest.
We will locate lands subject pvse entry With money
OF bounty land either commission or on shares
for thOse intending take their residence
Persons desiring information In our line of business An. In
vea 20 CORRESPOND with US and we Il inform them promptly
REFERENCES
Hon. s. n. Calhoun, Nebraska City. Neh.
Ut Grant, Nebraska City, Neb.
S Geo. W, Ba.eniine Co, Lincoln, Neb.
RobInson Alison Estate Agents New orIeaus La
Capt u BrsdfOrd Attorney DOnsIdsonvi aS La
g. "a A I s5ssf Srd.l ESQ y Mobile Ala
Hon John ID Freeman, Jacxson. Miss.
Waiter Brooke Attorney, ycksburg, Miss.
L J. Esstin, Editor Journal i1sIi glasgow. Mo.
Gen John B. Q ark, Fsyette, NO.
BRADFORD CLoYp.
Office, Corner llth and N streets.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Birer 5nteui9tnfe.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
Weduesdav. nril IA
ory wsss,,S ore, s., 10 /. .S CA ,.s

WEDNESDAY Morning. April H. 1883. \
Yesterday scarce cloud necked the blue arch
above save few Of snow white hue, and Helios
beamed forth In oil his splendor. stif breeze
from the northeast prevailed all day. rendering the
temperature rather chilly and causing the dust to
ny around In very disagreeable manner. Business
upon the landing was brisk better, n fact than il
bss been for week past. The arrivals Of the
previous day all brought In fair trips, and es.
peeslly upon the upper landing all seemed life
and activity.
Quick THIP.-The weekly Tuesday shreyeport
packet National Capt. Richard sinuott, was una
voidably detained from leaving at her regular
hour, TUESDAY April 9Th, P. NJ last trpfnot get
ting on until Wednesday 7th, at 9:l5 A. NJ Yet
despite this great loss OF time and the fact OF her
tasiDg heavy freight and making forty three
way landings, the arrived at and eft Shreveport
en- time. She arrived here Monday, 18th instant.
ct 7P. NJ. having made tventy-th.ee landings be.
tween Shreveport and Alexandra. and was only
i've days and nine hours out on the roGnd trio.
jhe National brought in 952 bales cotton, and left
yesierdsy at P. N. with foe trip OF both freieh
and PASSENGERS. "Punctuy.tg viii wIn-
On her down trip the Watcher packet Wild
wagner met with slg BIT accident 70 one OF her
engires, which, however, will not delay her, as IL
VIII be repaired In time for her 70 leave for
Nsiehtz on tine, this evening" al O'Clock.
The fine sidewheel packet Dora leaves for JET.
feIson to-day at 5fN.
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Orr or Jrrrxnsor April 10. Iss

Ofrf or JEFFERSON. April Ii, 1859.
Arrived yesterday-l3l Texas Beeyes; 462
Calves and Yearlings; 1874 Hogs 62l Sheep. Sold
yesterday-223 Texas Bseves; 6i6 Calves and
YearlDgs; lilo Hogs; 53l Sheep; 9 Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-262 Texas Beeves, 544 Calves
and Yearlings; 52e Hogs; 2lS Sheep and 81 Mich
Cows. We Quote:
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Ts EEvEKTOES.
SILLIAM n. EOCLER,
Attorney ~ Law.

oFSIok. BIS NORTH rHIRD STREET. 81. LogIz. ~.
YIN solicit Psssuts prosssats Patent sr AID oIs ~
lsctsc eiAnA Expecting 70 sesp prcfs from such We
sstsn patents on nrst application for barely rs
and having essn In The business sons tina We are ~
ssed 70 shape claims 70 svsls tnfr.gsnsnk arkaa
nsss attended to pronptly-edvice fsse in su css<s
bcss Of cfhy ssrsncss gives vhcz dsr.r>t
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
sHIMAULf Co, CHEMISTS. PAkIH

PBPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Ooryis.t
hysiesn 70 bis majesty the Emperor Of the French the
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which digests food In the stomach When by some cause or
other, the supply Of digestive d too small the inevitable
bad digesti6 gastralga ndar
naton Of the mucous coats Of e stomach and bowels heart
barn. ptute anemia loss Of strength and Gin fenales
chlorosis The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned By the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
al saeh diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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EnENCn MEDICINES .-
-rRKFAKKp BY-
GRIMAULT q CO., CHEMISTS,
q RpE KIoHELIEg, PARIa
No More Copsiba and Cube
sRIKAuLrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MAuOo VEGErALIR

Nnsrs al oher medicines have fssd
VI always eject These insure rapid
sure Of severe and chronic private
they are used In the hospitals Of Ps by cesbrssd Dr.
scod and are found greatly superior 70 all hitherto known
mineral remedies and Oopsbs and Cubebs rhs jetisu
.ssa In recent and capsules In more chronic oasss
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WEsrERx I.ANDs AND sEoUKITIE s-

additien 10 Government State and Railroad Bends and
Stocks We buy and sell Lands Illinois Wisconsin Mime
sofa Iowa, Missouri, Kansas sad Nebraska.
The highest srice paid fer titles LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES
We also purchase at beet rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCREDIfED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDs
Correspondents solicited, and any information required
furnished without charge Address
AEsfIN CORBIN 4 Co,
Bankers. New Yort CITY
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADExY OF
MEDICINE
8srin du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
ganess Pills.


ms trssssnt Of chorOc scrofulous affections always
not unequenty fell owing the not being able 10
support them The researches Of Professors Harmon
busses Gensou aud retrequin Of Lyons; 5erzeius
Irousseau of Paris have demonstrated that this
failure owing TO the absence Of Manganese
:. lron Is an essential element of the blood These Pills
therefore, supply an important deficiency therapeutics aud
nave consequently received the appreciation OF tie Academy
Medicine and the principal scieutiAc bodies They are
employed with certainty Of against ChlorOsi
SckEes Stomach Complaints Poverty and Ir.
regular hsustruaon and preferable 10 the pills odds
Iron alone 10 AL arsic scrofslsus and csncsrous afss
Iona
syrup OF Peruvian BARK and Iron.
-PRKPARzD By
GKIkAULF a CO.,
Ohsus< 70 Il. l. II. Prince Nspoleos, Paria
This medicine presents agreeable form the sctiys
Srncipes Of Peruvian Bark the best tOnics combined
With Iron, of the principal Of blood II IL pre-
cnoed BY the most eminent physicians Of Paris cure
ChlorOss Green scknesD to facilitate the Development OF
young females and to restore health vgor syste
~ general ~ rapidly remoye the distressing stomach
plants caused BY anema and leuc0hea to which ladies
50 often subject uarzes and facilitates the Cow OF the
eatamenis and 10 also excellent for pale Emphatic and
,crofuous children Lastly exctes the appetite promotes
dgeton and extremely beneficial 70 al persons whose
blood has been povershed by lr long and dicuh
eonvaeseenoa Tbs snscs Of this Syrup 81 csEsr
and sposdy
Depot General IN New Orleans st
Y. DUCoyGEs,
C,harfra rtras3
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Exports to-day were exclusively for Bremen.
3 ToBAcco-The market has been very dull since
our last review There has been but little inc uiry
and transactions have, in consequence, been limi.
ted. Prices. however, continue firm. Receipts
for the past few days have shown a material in.
crease. We quote market as follows:
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Asthma, Oppression. Byspaea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA
PRzPARxp 81 oRIxAv1r L Co., CHKxIsrs, PAus

Recent experiments In France England and GERMANY havs
proved that these Cigarettes are sovereign remedy for
above distressing affections especially when Reiadonna
stramsniam and Opium have failed TO dive relief
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GREY JACKET RITrERs
GIVE TONE TO THE WEAK STOMACH,
Build mp Debiiitated Constitutfons.
Manufactured by BARNETT & LION,
Nos. Is New Levee a II Fulton streets
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done, the total sales summing up 1850 bales, and
the market closed firm with an upward tendency
at the following quotations, viz Ordinary asa
2ssc.; good ordinary 2sa@ Co.; Iow middIing az
@-c.; middling 2S}@-c., and strict middiipg
on Friday evening" the 9th instant the above dis.
closes an irregular improvement of &Gtc. % n.
upon ali clsssi6catons.
The total sales for the past three days footed
mp ii 300 bales against COCO bales for the CORES
pending time last week. The net receipts were
1855 bales against s0s7 bales for the frst three
days of last week. showing decrease Of 40l
b iles. The aggregate exports sum up 5795 bales
against s9s3 bales for the same time last week,
and the stock on band and on shipbosrd not
cleared this evening is 100 3O7 bales against III.
615 bales Tuesday evening the 9th inst, and
LOG $50 bales Friday evening, the 9sh inst The
exports for the past three dsys have been divided
as follows, 367 bales for Vera Cruz as for New
YORK $50 Tor Bremen, and 1850 bales for Havre
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Gtnsss ssnnsna-els pubcsasn for fzruus s.S csuut,
gsscNes NE elegant frsneh language; rsvisvi
tsbeste tse poltics events Of vssk AZ
ne country tee sey Orleans Americas prs.s ire
acts OF Lou<nk the Agricultural commsrsi. a9sirS
NE community the u.xket price the thesto>i sore-
hesrA and scientific productions OF the dsy sus vixss
Gsa1etsA md Al that ooupssss nrss olsss peu.s
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Special attention paid to before Congress Depart
mens Supreme Court Court Of Claims and ali the United
STATES District Courts in the Middle States.
We transact large amount Of business for Attorneys y
ing at distan ce and divide he fees with them
Charges always lsrge and success accordingly.
Prompt attention given to all correspondence.
]. T. DREW,
G. T. briggs
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faa y p<ss. Of La RENAISSANCE are ss,,sa .. n
eol1Es and he Advertisements eolspscaou,iv az
played With rsaeing matter In each pssa thst M n ~ -
oTrna enc OF The eest advertising MEDIUMS u hs soufh
Nkxchanss Alsy usW OriuSna s'.@s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-12-16
Children's Etiquette.

Always say, eyes, sir, ''no, sir, "
eyes, papa" mo, papa, "thank,
you, "no, thank you," ''good
night" "good morning" Use no
slang terms.
Clean faces, clean clothes, clean
shoes, and clean tngcr-nails, in
dicate good breeding. Never
leave your clothes about the room.
Have place for everything and
everything in its place.
Rap before entering room, and
never leave it with your back to
the company.
Always offer your seat to lady
or old gentleman.
Never put your feet on cushions,
chairs or tables.
Never overlook any one when
reading or writing, nor read or
talk aloud while others are read
ing.
Never talk nor whisper at NEE
tings or public places, and especi-
ally in a private room, where any
one is singing or playing the piano.
Be careful to injure no ones
feelings by unkind remark. New
er tell tales, make faces, call
names, ridicule the lame, mimic
the unfortunate, nor be cruel to
insects, birds or animals.