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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-05
COTTAGE RESIDENCE NO. 80 ST. ANN
,5 STREET.
,- -, ~ ,-i~4e $50
SUCCESSION OF THEODORE A. SCHULTZ
Second District Court for the Parish Of Or!saEs-
No. 1852

DY -. eIRxxDEH - o.. ADO
ID tisnseRu-Nicheias j. Hoey. Auet1one0f-O6ce
No. I, Exchange, Pace.-SATURDAY. July 81.
1870, q twelve O'clock NJ. st the Merchan,s ana
Auctone6rS Exchange, on Royal, bstWeen Canal
and Ouste1houss streets. in the city Of New Or;
District Court for the parish Of Orlssns dated June
H. 1870 win b told BY public sucton, In the above
entitled mAttsr, the following described property.
A E0T 0FGROUND, with al the improvements
thereon, in the Second District Of this, CITY. in
square bounded by st. Ann, O1sans Topti and
kochebiavo streets. designated as lot No. Is and
measures in american measure 50 iest front on 81:
line of No 1e and 81 feet 7inches and lines deep,
on line Of lot No "A. The Improvements comprise 2
nsat frame cottage. with front gallery and
two rooms; kitchan. with two rooms and gallery.
she'd cistern, garden, with fruit trees, etc.
Terms-Onethird cash. balance 81 one and two xo
years credit in notes secured by special mortgage
and vendors hen, and bearing interest Of eight per
cent persnnum from date Of sale til anai payment;
Of soft. improvements to be kept fully insured.
and policy transferred to holder of notes, purchaser
to assume payment Of al taxes for the year ls@
Act Of salo and United States stamps at the Ok.
notary pupljc, - = jeA jys Is n 30
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R1sIDEnCE NO. 2s2 MARAIS STREET
= "a 70 .aas I'll -.
= SUCCESSION OF JEAN oERIsE.
EtffgifNs ~ -
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
49, No. s30Ea

DY o. =, 0IRARDEY - CO., AUO.
ID tonesss-N Nicholas J. Hoey. Auctioneer-O
. No. II &xcbAnee- Piace-SATURAAx. .JnlZ ~.
1870, q SWClvo O'clock n, 1t the 4sr.
dhants end Anctioneers' Exchangss ON Royal, BE-
: TWEEN Cano1 Ind CustcMhouss 1trests; b. virtue
Of An order of the Honorable T. Duyignsanc
Judgs Ofvh0 Uecona District OoaHsfor the parish
Of Ofsans. dated twsnty-6fth Of June, 1e7. viii Ds
sold BY public au0ton, for account OF the boooesson
of jean Oesise. the following vslusbje property
a Lor OF GROUND, together with the build
ing and improvements thereon, situate u tne cNy
q NOV QAnas = she sqSsse ee.psised essys s,
road. and meaaurins. 81 fest II incees and i!oes
front on MaTias street. By SO fest inches and lines
in depth; the improvements comprise TWO rtoly
frame house. ulaES roof snd hanging gallery 'front.'
and fisehs0 b61oW. and two bsdfoe1as and servants
room mp stairs, hydraut, etc he rouse wes
thoroughly repaired and painted bat lately, and u
n T Sares.oe %s.S.h cash, balance At twelve
months credit in note secured by special
RortRaxo ana vendors hen on the properly
sold, snd bearing interest OF eight per cent
Der annum from cate OF sale until nnas payment,
with clause. o. i've Per Cent at.ornsyh lees ~
event sof judicial proceedings TO enforce paymenS
Of the nets; the improvements 70 % Kept fu!y m
sured and policy transferred to the holder O the
note. Purchaser 10 assnme payment over eno
above the bid Of IN for the year ies, ana up
ACT Of saie and United States stamps ct the
. public. " :, 800 - =. jse is IL = 30
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ACCOUNTS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE.
SUGGESTIONS OF MR. AND MRS. c. A. BAR
RIERE
Second District Court of ths Parish OF Orleans
No .25422.

DY G. E. GIRAKDEF d en-, AUO-
b tioneers. Methodist. hoey. Auctioneer-Ufics
4. 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, on Roy
Al between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
this city Of New Orleans, By virtue of an order of
the Honorable L. Duvgnesud. Judge Of the Second
June FL 1870. will be sold by public auction for 60
court OF said successions-
CERTAIN ACCOUNTS and BILLS RECEIVA-
RTE belouRins to the late commercial firm of @. A.
Rarriere Bro, q Per inventory on hle and to be
axhibited ct time and place of sale.
isA Njy27
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the STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS
CATHARINE RINGROSE vs. p D. McADAM
her nusband-No l7O5.


7 HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
third day OF June, ls70, judgment was rendered in
this court IN the following entitled suit in the words
and figures following, to wit.
Catharine Ringrose vs.. r. D. McAdam, her hus-
band-No l705 !I.l--7" -
In this case, submitted to the court by consent
OF parties, the court considering the law and the
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that there
be Judgment in favor of plaintiff, Catharine Ring
rose. and against defendant Patrick D. McAdam.
for the sum OF four hundred dollars with mortrsas
asd privilege, and that there be q Separation al
property between said plaiAt;ff and Defendant ana
that said defendant pay the costs of suit.
Judgment rendered June 3, l,7O,
bigned June 8, 1870.
tsigned, CHARLES BEAUMONT.
Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hersunto set nv
hand and atHxed the seal Of the said court a. IN
city Of New Orleans on this thirtssnth isy ~ ~
nns n the yssr ct our sd one thcusand
the Independence Of the United State w. "
..~, THlLlP POWER, JR.
1s's p WE TN, es Deputy Clerk.
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U,s, MARsHAL,S MUNITIONS

George Norris sna ais, Va steamer
Golden Era, her Tackle. etc. 1s46f
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
l. for the District Of Louisiana, No. 9eO2-1n ODE
dience to an Admiralty warrant, to me directed
taken into my possession the steamer Golden Era,
now ibelled BY George Morris and els, now pending
in toe District yooIt Of the United Sta as
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title or in
trct Court Of the United States, for the District
aforesaid to be holden ct the city Of New Qriesns
hereof to show cause, il any they have Or can WY
said steamer should not be condemnso an %
sold agreeably tothe prayer of hbeIents.
United States Marshals Ofcss New Ofiea
twenty second day OF june. 1870 p.cv.,n
js222ejy2I2 United States Marshal.
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PROPERTY on SEGUN STREET, BETWEEN
ALIx AND PETER STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF ANN MARY ESesrRoM

RY CHARLEs Il FOWTIER. AUO-
u tioneer-Ofhce No. 81 Exchange AHey-
WEDNESDAY. July 6, 1870 at twelve o'clock, ~,
at the Parish Hail. in Algiers NOW Fifth District
Of New Orleans will be sold at public auction. by
virtue of an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans; dated May 81 lsT6 ... :.
the bourg Duverge, in this parish, designated as
lot No. "a Of square No q. which is bounded BY Sc
gum, Alx, Peter and Bouny streets. Said lot mess
French measure 30 feet front Seguin street
by LOO feet in depth; together with all the building
and improvements thereon.
Terms-Uash in United States Treasury notes.
The purchaser to assume, over and above his DID,
the taxes for the yesrs 1869 and 1870. d
Acts Of sale before William II. seymour, notary
public. at tho expense of the purchasers. including
United States stamps je2 IL 20 % jy6 :
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HoRSEs ANpNuLEs.

- HORSES AND MULES.
GRAFT Sale Of Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses
Work Mules. Busgiss and Harness at Auction.
RxJ; DEJAIsJR,,A uqTI0EEkR..
afpast ten O'Clock. 1t 2. Liner stables. Gfsvae'
street
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES, in pairs and
single; hne plantation and city MULES. etc.
; Tsrms-Oash in United States tssssuzy notas.
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q. s.. MARSHAL,S SALES,

United states ". 500 Csses q Wise.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT O0URT
1 for the Fifth Circuit I'D District Of Iopistsna:
to me directed in the above entitled suit. I will
proceed to sell to tie highest bidder, On SAT.
CRDAY. July 9. Ile70, q twelve o'clock y g the
between Canal and Oustomhouss Streets IN this
city
Terms-Cssh at the time Of adjudication.
United States MaFshal's Of6ce, New Orleans,
80 ~ = Ia .. B. PACKARD, !
;eas19;,s United States Msrsbsl
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SALE TO EFFECT PARTITION.
pFs,nENCE MO- "a BURGUNDY STREET.
RETWE ZEN DUMAINE AND ST. PHILIP
STREETS. -
j. B. Roudansz OF a. vs. Widow Angelsn. TURK.
DY CHARLEs =. IORTIE0, AuO-
ID tionaar=llfRce. No. 81 Exchange AleK.-

RI CHARLEs z. EoHTIEa Arc
SATURDAY July 9, 1870. st twelve o,cloce T..
CHARLES HoteD. on st Charles stree,, between Ohm.
mon and Gravisr streets will be sold BY virtue IT
an judgmsRt rendered by the Honorable Louie Du-
vgneaud, judge Of the Second District Court Tor
the parish of Orleans, on the hrst June, lS70 and
sjkned on the same day., the following described
property. belonging to the plaintiff and dsfenoaats,
z CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the seosnd
District Of this city, fronting on Burgundy street,
beiveen St. Poiip snd DUmaine streoe1, in the
SQUARE bounded BY Burgundy, Dauphins. St. Phalp
and DumAine streets, Measuring 50 feet front On
burgundy street, 80 q which have depth Of l2o
together with al the buildings and improvements
thsreon The Improvements consist Of . hopse,
brick between posts, cont aiming six rooms; two
story brick kitchen of four rUoms. ana another
tvostory brick building containing two rooms and
now used ~ servant rooms. The house bears the
No ia Bureundy street.
Terms-Onethird cash. and the balance on .
cerjt Of one and two yesrs for notes divided In
mons and bearing eight per cent interest from day OF
sale to PAYMENT said notes TO be secured BY special
mortaRe on the property sold; the buildings to be
Kept insured and the policy transferred TO the
vendor and the purchaser 70 pay nye rer can't aeor
ney's fees in case it should become nscessafy 70
bring suit to recover sny or al OF the notes -.
ACT of sale before N. q Trist, notary public, Of
the expense OF the purchaser. including United
States stamps 1e4 - Wzy
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
20 Z. r-Il. ? DISTRICT. TDt V
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e. LEGAL NOTICES.
THIS STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TRE PAR
IEH OF ORLEANS.
BARBARA STENRRRR, WIFE. ETC, VS..
Jacob ,Baysrsdorffsr. her husbsnd-No. 3Oss.

70
HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT ON THE
L ninth day OF June 1910. Judgment was rendered.
in this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following, to Wit:
dorhsr. her husband-NQ: 309a;
On motion Of BraughR 4 Ogden, attorneys for the
plaintiff in this cause, and subm ting to the
proof in support Of her demand, and by reason Of
the law and evidence being with plaiL tin =
It i adiudged and dscrssd that the Judgment BY
default, herein entered ON the second instant be
now confirmed; that there be Judgment herein in
favor Of plaintiff Babette 6tererer, against defend
ant Jacob Baysrsdorffer, her husband. dissoiving
the community Of acquests and gains hitherto ex-
isting between them, and that plaintiff be author
:zsd TO sssums the Management Of her paraphernal
and separate estate. That plaintiff recover of her
said husband the san Of siI hundred dollars, with
legal interest from sixteenth july 1885, until paid,
with special mortgage and privilege on the property
of the defendant and that defendant pay the costs
of this suit.
Judgment signed fourteenth June, 1870.
CSigued) WHARTON OOLLENS, Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court at the city
Of New Orleans, on this twenty fourth day Of june.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy and the ninety fourth year of the
indepe dence OF the United States.
Jy1l53i GUS BERNOUDY. Deputy Clerk.
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ULToH's INTERNATIONAL.
NIAGARA FALLS.

This elegant and modsrnlybuilt Hotel has So
perior Accommodations Tor six hundred guests. il
being the largest and most complete summer Hotel
in the country The location 10 within few rods Of
the American Falls, and commanding fne visw q
the rapids and river. The lawn II bsautfuly laid
of the building froE.tng the lawn. the east side
double Piszsa and Balcony extending the entiyO
fsont The rooms are al lighted with gas, and well
ventilated; the appointments Are Of the most mod.
srn style. enc. a N JAMES z FQLT0G.
wyce 2m Proprietor.
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n URBAN
CLERK OF TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
.. .-rrns+Q., COURT. VIA
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS AND
OF THE COURT OF CLAIMa

taken ct short notice. 80 I
Passports secured from the State Dspartmsn
Once ct the Oustomhousa. over ths Posto@oo
Ne.spaDsf delivery. ct New Orleans. LouisiaAs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

L Tte Louisiana Frear Stone Company. Office
No. sc Natcnez street. have on hand and for sale.
cheap Window Sills. Corbets, Archivaults and Key
zine streets NEWTON RICHARDS,
iva lot -s-- President
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nAvIs u Jackson,
(wHLIAM DAVIS. n. o. ,. JAoKsoH, nj
OLESALE OLOTH1ERS.
10S... .oravier strset.............1oo
Factory lsl Chambers street. New York. ''
RETAIL HOUSE AT OUR OLD STAND.
0OO.. ...P0ydrss Street. ...... .0Oo
Large Assortment Of
MEMS. YOUTHS And BOYS CLOTHING
Constantly oa hand; Also. Large Stock Of
oc2iy FURNISHING GOODS
WILLIAM DAUrHls.
IMPORTER. JOBBER AND MANUFACTURERS
OF
Millinery, Fancy and Straw Goods Ar
tinclni Flowers, Wreaths. etc,
No. LEO CANAL STREET.
NEW ARRIVALS WEEKLY. nolaly
". ". EAsTHAM,....... ...............0. NoHRu
NA1THAA - MORRI0, +f-..
SO y Manufacturers end Dealers In
. = U 81 EO.
No. Is UNION eTRIET. BOSTON.
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sucozsSI0N OF JOHN MoaGANUs. AND nas
: WIFE, EIIzABHFH xol1AEUs.
ssesad Dis1aist 0oast for ths Parish Of Orleans
=. No. 80 AZ.

a.
! RY q. .ARyRAEDEYt u Co, AUCTION
/, eefp-NlehelesJ. Hoy; Auctioneer-0ha No
twelys $3.50 T.. ct the Msrchsnfs and Auc
A 4oneou, -kxohengo, ON RoyA. between Canal and
Ousouodse St.ests, In this city 81 nay Orlsena. BY
- vtEtoo - = 0uGor the Of the Honorable L. DuviG-
). AeanA JpADe4 the Second District Court for the
Hssssh Of OtlsinA dated twenty fourth Of june
eaiH sueessoaA ~ foswng dsseei6s4 property. to
LOT OF GAOUND in the Fourth District of
this city, n - sapars bounded ~ fhiip; First.
CLARA and Martin elreets, designated By the No
plan by Pscquet Orampon. in March. ls66 and
measuring 2e1oot inches and lines front First
street. bye depth between parallel lines Of 81 feet
inches: The improvements comprise onsstory
Terms-Une half cssh and the balance 1t one and
two years. credit in notes secured by special mort
? 'RAge and ven0or's lien the property sold, and
esaring intarse Of eight per cent per snnum from
date Of xse until Ana payment. with clause Of five
per cent attorneys fees in event Of suit improve
ments to b kopt Injured. and policy transferred to
r. vendor. Pu!eaaser = assume payment Of al taxes
for the ysar lsze
> expenss = - purehassr. before W.: Csstsll,
I notary public - je25 jy9 is - 30
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s.s2si,s .;ae United States nsEsbsL
Uaised ss.ss. ". .ol rBexe. ..e Ei1sy.
1 vs.a bosss vine. +. q. 6i.rss Vine e.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
s4sL1By virtue Of ,6rss wTits Of vsnditioni s1-
Sss: suits fEGHsS; 70 IS: s.: : Il
twelve 0 ocleck 81 the entrance Of che II: Gus S
n f.: city, re
'' Tsrss nandrsS and ono boxes Ct WINE. marked
One hundred and one boxes of WINE. marked s.
Twenty four boxes Of WINE. marked +. o. Clsrst
Tsrm., Cash. At r. time Of sa,adies.ion.
twsntyfrst dayof Juns. ise. . p.cv.pn
United State. n.r.h. 5i. E sa q koasisa
George Morris es a. VI. steaner Golden
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ooUeT.
= ssass q IT,
nv t is ,s Toshs ss tvsIvs m coct & &:
entrance to the Customhouse, on Old Lsyss street,
between Canal and Customhouss streets. In this
'' The steamer GOLDEN ERA. her tackle. etc.
Hnssd sss, oe. New Se.n
SB. PACKARD.
je3O jy7ls ap United States Mammal.
Uni,ed states w. lee Gases Gin and IS
Cases Of Brandy. r,,.
IN THE UNITED STATES DIST RIOT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana, No. o49o.-By VIZ
tue Of an order of sale to me directed in the
above entitled suit. will proceed to oil to the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, July 8, 1870.
e. twelve Go O'Clock NJ. At the entrance Of the Gus
Uustomhouse Streets in this city the following de-
One hundred cases Of GIN and twenty-five cases
Terms-Cash at the time Of adjudication.
United States MArshaps Once. New OrioAnD,
twenty first day OF june. 1870.
United States AarshA District Of Louisiana.
jec3 29jy9
Unised states %. I1oOo- asskes Of Wiue,
marked I. p. A. n. and 40 CASKS Wine marked T.
p. A. n. go @- ~ INV ssA<l-etif 4+f
TN THE uNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the DistHict OF Louisiana. No 9lA6-By virtue
of writ Of venditionl exponaS directed in the
above entitled suit, viii proceed TO sell to the
highest bidder. on TUESDAY, July 8. 1870,
at twelve az O'Clock NJ, ct the entrance Of tina
Customhouse, on Old Lsvee street. between Canal
and Oustomhouse streets. in this city the following
TOO Zoo BOXES Ht' WiSE marked T. p. T. A. MI
Terms-Oash 1t the time of adjudication. -1i
United States Marshal's Office. New Orleans
twenty-6rst day Of Jnne. 1870
United States Marshal District Of Louisiana.
jeE % iy5 .sg C.;s sf ~ fs-5( t1tsss
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Kenneth's Resolve.
BY HANNAH HOPPER.

Kenneth Winnard stood like a stat
lin his handsome library. His face
was as white as the snow which lay
without, and his eyes seemed, in their
expression, to Ie. wholly unconscious
of anything about him.
A beautiful young girl had just left
him, and had taken with her the bright
hopes and happy anticipations which
fo1,l twelvemonth had Gladdened his
heart. lie stood as though he would
never stir or smile again, and his dis
appointment and sorrow were the same
to him as if numberless hearts had not
felt the same, the very same grief which
was tearing away every desire for fu-
ture existence.
Something flashed suddenly into his
face. He started. The sun was Just
setting, and the startling flash was
from the beautiful diamond ring which
lay at his feet, the ring which had seal
ed his betrothal with beautiful Claudia
Drummond He, with mans foolish
heart, had thought her an angel, and
had expected that nothing but death
would part them. lie was man of
wealth, and had lived in luxury and
case all his life.
AS the diamonds brilliant reflection
was thrown across his face he looked
down as if from instinct, and saw the
little circlet lying where he had drop
ped it when Claudia Drummond had
placed it in his hand. He raised his foot
and was about to crush it into the car
pet, when suddenly the expression
changed upon his face, he stopped and
took it in his hand, and turned it about
in many different ways to see the light
of the low sun flash upon it.
., .,, -,
Il WIFI Keep II, he S'l.'' W 'e'i''i'o
me cohtihuaiiy Vi "ou'an i'coiiS''''i
cy."
WIN his kh''e he Prlea apart Tue
soioen rug upon HIS "'''n-ohai'' anu
s"Ppe' '"' ing upon IT, ,o '"' 'o"" "
~ I'll easy '"''l =, '"o "''"o", ''"' II"
'' "'''heu '"' so'"S ''"" u ''' ''''
SUM- ne" 'aous"''' "e" "ope' anu 'e"
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ng3~ Advertisements for all cpartabll
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iolore newspaper men have been expected
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and then if they charged for their work. ~
was looked upon as eXtOrtion. As wen
ask Il merchant TO give money and charge
nothing for his goods.
L3}9 All communications to advance the
interests OF any individual, or corporate
Dody. must he paid for as advertisements
We Shall determine for ourselves what is
for the public benefit. and what ought to
90 in our columns.
a.; Obituaries will be charged for at adj
,crtisng rates.
job Work.
We are prepared to eXccTte, in the very
acatest stylc. all kinds of Job Work. Our
material is all new, and'sclectcd by us in
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Our N0npdreH JOB Press
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Wedding Tickets and Visiting Cards pl in
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THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
GIVE A KIND WORD TO THE
lIRRING
ny CARRIE BELL SINCLAIR f.

Give a kind word to the crring--
IT may raise fallen brother;
And the law of Heaven teaches
We should kindly treat each other.
All the paths of vice are many;
And when tempted and when tried,
Remember thou art mortal,
And thy feet may turn aside.
Give n kind word to the errlng
Who have trod the paths of sin,
For the tcmptcr, too, maywoo thee,
And thy feet may turn therein.
Allalong lifc's rugged pathway
Stones arc bruising weary teet;.
Thistles springing 'mong the flowers
Tarcs arc growing with the wheat.
And the Master in His vineyard
Hath work for youtO do,
FOR the harvest there is plcntcous,
But the laborers are few.
larry not-tlle day is waning,
And the night is coming on,
And the Master will reward you
For the work thy hand hath done.
If from out one bleeding bosom
You have plucked the bitter thorn;
lfyou've chccrcd the dropping spirit
When its every hope was gone;
Ifyouvc stretched the hand in kindness
10 lead crring, straying feet,
There'sa a rich reward awaits you--
And loves labor, too, Is sweet.
along lifes rugged highway
You have raised dropping flower;
filthy smile hath ever gladdcncd
For one heart Il gloomy hour
1t hath placed star to glitter
In the angel crown above!
All! liIe's mission here is holy.
When we make it one oflovc.
Oh remember, then, the erring!
Thou mayst lift the soul again.
And from some poor, bleeding bosom,
Wipe away the guilty stain.
All tie world is one broad vineyard,
Where there's work for each to do;
For the harvest there is plcntcous,
Bnt the laborers are few.
Work thcn--lifc's sun is setting,
And the night ofDcath comes ON,
And the Masterat his coming
viii expect thy work well done!
AUGUSTA, Ga.
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\ very curious correspondence wa,
read in the Missouri Legislature last
week. One Dr.. Logan sent to proics
sor Swallow, Of the Mining Bureau,
something which tic Professor pro
nonnced - fragment Of calcarcous
tn!a.' "The cellular structurc,' added
the Professor, lis produced by the
water standing in the CELL Whereup-
on the wag Sf doctor responds
that the tufa is "a piece OF ma
pie sugar to Which the ants had found
aceess.'