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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

GuARD1AN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY @-~
.- OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1889.
ALL POLICIES NoN-ForFE1TABLE.
oNE-TH1RD LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH p1vIDnND. FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies In SSo OO0
Assets: ,'ooc ooo
Annual income. l, ooo'ooo
Losses paid. Observation-Disclosures. eoo,ooV
PgCKHAM, President;
-- W. T. HOOKER, Vce-President;
L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
c. C. CLEkCH. Assistant secretary;
PR0GRESs. and SUCCESS mark and dtetin-
guish the management. Of this s company co
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
"..".... Agent for Richmond
Office Il o. a02 Main street.
DR.. j. @. CABRLL Medical Examiner. nO2
MUTUAL .As vIRe1Ass' sool5T1 OF
INCORPORATED 1894.
OFFICE cogEER or lVTH AND BANK sTRGRTs.
nsu5es Buildings By or ann tn piGdcS
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure will ind 1t to their Inter
est to call.
' JOHN &. ShSTGRTH, Secretary.
HENRY u. DANFoRTu, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL Fl. PULL1AM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAOUFLIE P. IT, yLQR,
49,. = .. WILLIAM G. ALLEN,
JOHN C. dOYSlN, .... ".t
JAMES DUNLOP,
... WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLIAM II. HAXkLL,
SAMUEL G. TAEDY,
JAMES 81. GRANT, e.
@.. ALFRED T. HAERIS,
JOHN FREELA ND,
~ > .- SIARREEk. WATSON, s,r~r
GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM n. PELMER. oc 10
FIRE, aAE1N sh,.i ASR INLAND IN
= HECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
,-.,s.'---' - OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS iJspuarY J, ls7ot..,... s,ul7,sss 81
BRANCH OFFICE, no. lel4 MAIN STREET.
We issue PSlAClES IN yhe above nrst-claes
company on every description OF REAL AND
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
Policies on brick buildings Issued for from one to
I've years. s INC ......
it, r~~st~ NA1~,1 ia NoI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
WANTS.

TxTANTED.-A gentleman and bis WI, w1,e
w desiring to keep house wish soK antH in
.o si,Hated near the business part OF the az s,T
The rooms muat 30 the lss or s seo1nah post
Nonc c,hcrs win sris. Address: tn Infa Hc.
Office. box s4s. stating terms 1oca'io"'
Ia 81 ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFIcE,l
RAILWAY, N. D., Dec. s, 1859. : F..
This will certify that am personally acqua1ntr
cd with II. n. Freeman, and am cognlzant OF the
facts as set forth In the above statement and the
.everal persons whose signatures are hereunto
attached are all known to me-.
JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor OF Railway, n. J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15
SOLDADOs Y VolCNTARIOs:

Destinado 4 continuar mis- servi-
clos 4 la Peninsula por disposition del
Rey "a. D. g., marcho de entire vos-
otros tranquilo y satisfecho de que
habeis obrado como buenos espanoles,
y de que las maquinaciones de los ene-
migos encubiertos de Espana, STEM
pre- Sc estrellaran en- vuestros leales
pechos, porque en- vosotros arde el
Santo amor 4 la Patria, porque no
entra en- vuestras rectas intenciones
la perfdia del interes particular que
mucve q nuestros enemigos.-Lugar
he tenido de admirar vuestra disci-
pima; ell Excmo. Sr. Captain General
Baldr:ch os 10 dYo en- su alocucion
del rs de Julio; y este parecer es tan
sagrado para mi, que en- q fundo la
esperanza de que al llegar 4 nuestra
querida Espana, caeran sobre vos-
otros las bendiciones de vuestros pa
dres, hermanos, y aprecio dc vues-
tros conciudadanos, recompensando
los sinsabores sufridos y que os ofrezca
ia lucha, en- la que estar 4 vuestro ladu
seria la gloria de vuestro Brigadier
Francisco Hzquieriio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15

4 nuestros lectores y q las personas que
algo pueden, abran los ojos SCORE la situa-
cion de Espana.
Nosotros, como los ingleses, tenemos
una India que perder en- Filipinas, Tin
Canada en- la isla de Cuba. Tenemos que
perder nuestras posesiones de Africa y las
islas Baleares. Cada dia que no trabaja-
mos en- la consolidation de un gobierno ma
,cional conpuesto de los elementos conser-
vadores del pals, perdemos un tempo pre-
cioso. La corriente revolucionaria aumen-
ia, y paede convertirse EN- un torrente 4
donde todos perezcamos. Los hombres
poiiticos que no ven este estan ciegos
porque no son puntos negros les que Sc ven
en- el horizonte, sino cuajarones de cieno
puro que amenazan inundarnos.
Tenemos que advertir, que mientras los
ingleses estan resguardados por la sepa~
racion del mar, nosotros nos hallamos CO.
locados en- la vanguardia por muchas ra-
zones generates, y principalmente desde
que existe una alianza entire los tronos de
Italia y de Espana."
EL CorreSuOnsnl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15
-Adicion d la 6rden general del dia
13de Setiembre de 1871 en- Puerto Rico
SEccIoN l:
Ramon Gomez.

Por Real Decreto de S. NJ. el Rey
e. D. O. fecha 19 de Agosto pr6xi
mo pasado, ha sido nombrado Capi-
tan General y Gobernador Superior
Civil de esta Isla el Excmo. Sr. Te-
niente General D. Bamon Gomez
Pulido.
Al separarme de todas las tropas
e institutes militares que componen
este Ejercito, no puedo menos de de-
jar consignado 10 satisfecho que he
quedado del comportamiento que du-
rante mi mando han Observable, RI
.valizando todos en- la practica de las
virtudes militares. No dudo que mi
digno successor NADIA tendra que
echar de menos por la succession de
vuestra buena conducta, y asi 10 de-
SEQ y Sc despide carinosa1nente deto-
dos --Vuestro General, BALD RICH.
--Es c6pia-El Ccronel Jefe de E.
NJ, Manuel Cortes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15

nisimo Jefe, por ell espanol leal, por
el que siempre sera querido del Ejer-
cito y Voluptarios, Excmo. Sr. Briga-
dier Izquierdo, Ia cual estampamos
a continuation. Nosotros que tene-
mos la alta honrs de vestir ell uni
forme de voluntarios de esta Capital,
damos las gracias al Sr. Brigadier por
las palabras que dirige 4 nuestro cuer-
o:ellas nos enorgullecen tanto porque
son pronunciadas por ell Jefe querido
que ell los dias de amargura que he
mos atravesado, ha sabido inspirar
respeto a los malos, y confianza a los
buenos.
He aquf la drden de la plaza del
dia 13:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15
HABITANTEs DE EsTA Provincial:
GABRIEL RALDRICH.

Nombrado porS. NJ. elRey (Q.D.c)
Captain General y Gohernador Supe
rior Civil de esta Isla he tenido hoy
la alta honra lie recibi. ambos man
dos de mi digno antecesor el bravo y
benem6rito General Don Gabriel
Baldrich.
Por encargo del Monarca y su Go,
blerno y por mis- propias conviccio-
mes, vengo resuelto a armonizar el
verdadero y sano espiritu liberal de
esta epoca con la exacta y equitativa
aplicacion de la Ley en- todos los ra-
mos. Mi ensena esjusticia y moralidad,
apoyo Ia razon, castigo 4 los infrac-
torres de la Ley y llevando siempre
delante y lnuy alto el pendon de Cas-
tilla, sin tregua para sus enemigos,
cobijar bao ely amparar todo buen
ciudadano sin distinction de erarquias
y atento solo q la justicia.
Para ell cumplimiento de todo, me
prometo la ayuda de todos los buenos
ciudadanos que pueblan esta hermosa
1sla, 4 quienes cordialmente saluda ell
Gobernador Superior Civil.
Ramon Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15
4.571,156 81

No Sc llega q este estado satisfac-
factorio sino cuando hay prosperidad
en- ell pals, cuando las rentas del Es-
tado van en- progressive aumento, GUAM
do Sc produce y Sc consume y cuando
no hay tenor, en- fin, de entregar ell
capital 4 las mas atrevidas especula-
clones.
HABITANTEs DE EsTA PROVINCIAL:
para que esta situacion halagiief1a sea
perdurable entire vosotros, escuchad
siempre los consoles de la modera-
cion y dad en- -todo tempo al Gobier-
no testimonies de vuestra sensatez y
de vuestra cordura.
Estos son los mejores titulos que
presentareis q la consideration de los
poderes Supremos de la Nacion.
Yo hago votos sinceros para que en-
esta noble terra espanola solo sc
abriguen sentimientos de lealtad y
patriotismo, y considerar6 siempre
como la mejor tpoca de mi vida e]
tempo que he estado entire vosotros
Puerto-Rico 13 de Setiembre de
1871. Tuestro Goberna1lor,
~.-v>~-w uAnv<uw
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15

Malta El cardeaal Antoneli esta autori-
zado por un grupo importante de prfnci-
pes de la iglesia para ofrecer al gobierno
frances, en- cambio de la residencia de
Ayinon, los buenos oficios de la curia ro-
mana para designer entire prelados france
ses un candidate & la tiara.
Dice La Libert6 que Guizot ha diri.
gido una carta aus amigos de la Asam-
biea aconsejandoles que apoycc la pro
roslcon Riyet, de prorogacion de poderes
al senor Thiers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15
Total debito del ejer-
cicio, escudos. =. lob, 92
2.579.8O7

0 sean pesetas. -. .2.579,807 (,
A la fecha actual estan
satisfechas todas
quellas atenciones,
las devengadas del
ejercicio corriente y
hay en- las Cajas en-
trado en- metalico la
suma de pesetas- : -4.092,5 500 ,,
En- pagares. .-..-- 484,686 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15
Va4estr0 General,
RAMON GOMEZ.

A la casualidad de ser anteayer,
13 el ayudante INFERNO de Voluntarios
nuestro co-redactor Sr. Larroca, debe
mos el poder publican la orden de la
plaza de aquel dia dirigida por 81 dig
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15
SoLDADos VoLUNTARIos DELLA IsLA:


S.M. ell Rey e. D. G. me ha hon
rado con Ell mando Superior Militar
de esta Isla y en- Ell dia de hoy he te-
nido la distinction de recibirlo de ma
nos de mi antecesor el bravo y digno
General D. Gabriel Baldrich.
Los elogios que por vuestras virtu-
des militares os dedica en- la adicion
q la 6rden general de hoy, me evitan
haceros recommendation alguna y ST
solo felicitaros cual mereceis espe-
rando continuareis practicandolas, os
saluda afectuosamente
VueSro General,
RAMON GOMEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-15

Atenciones generalesde
Mayo, Escudos. -. 371,803
Milicias, de Diciembre
q Abril inclusives- 1O7325
Glasses pasivasatrasadas 154,77O :.
Material de Noviembre
q Abril inelusives. 316,O25 8.
Valores no antorizados
del emprestito yo-
luutarid. ........... $4,000 ,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09
Marriage and Maternity.

In a recent lecture at San Fran
cisco, Mrs. Stanton, the woman's
rights advocate, said:
The idea that woman is weak
inherently is a grand mistake.
She is ply ysically weak because
she neglccts her batls-because
she violates every law Of her ma
ture and her God-bccause she
dresses in IL way that would kill
a man. l feel it to be my mis-
sion to arouse every woman to
bring up her daughter without
breaking her up in doing so. Our
female dress is all wrong. My
girlhoOd was spent mostly in the
open air. | early imbibed the
idea that Il girl was as good as n
boy, and l carried it ont. would
walk five miles before breakfast,
or ten Oh horseback. After /
WAS married l wore my clothing
sensibly. The weight hing alone
on my shoulders. never COM
pressed my body ont Of its nat
ural shape. My first four chill
dren We're born and suffered
very little. ! then made up my
mind that it was unnecessary for
me to suffer mt all; so ] dressed
lightly, walked every day, and
lived as much as possible in the
open air, ate 10 condiments o,
spices, kept quiet, listened to
music, looked ut pictures. read
poetry. The night before tho
birth Of the ckild l walked three
miles. The child was born With
out a particle of pain. | bathcd
it and dressed it, and it weighed
ten and a half pounds. The same
day l dined with the family.
Everybody said l would surely
die, but l never had a relapse or
IL moments Inconvenience from
it.
Anoter idea: 1t is OF more I'M
portance what kind Of Il child we
raise than how many. 1t is bet
ter to produce one lion than
twelve jackasses. We have got
jackasses enough let us go into
the lion business. Suppose on,
great statesmen, Clay, Webster
and others like them, had had
only the society Of the refined
and educated women, they would
not have, as they did, looked
upon women only in physical
light. If men have dolls fOl
wives, they will seek the society OF
intellectual courtesans. We must
have Il new type Of womanhood
We need it more than gold
COnrtesans ruled France and
brought her to ruin. ConrteSans
will rn]e this country unless wn-
man rises to her irue dignity
The old idea Of the oak and the
vine is pretty, but it is mere
poetry; the emergencies Of lih
prove its ialsity-the li"h,nin.
strikes then, both alike.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09

eral Sherman desired me to rem
der my bill. l replied, I have no
bill. He insiSted-I declined.
Gen. sherman then called in per-
son, and insisted in a very per-
emptory manner. still de
clined, stating to him, General,
I have no bill, and + am only too
glad to be revenged for the man.
ner in which you treated my wife
and children. When l was far
away and they had no other pro-
tector, for no other reason than
because my wife sympathized
with the cause in which ! was
engaged-yOud drove them into the
woods to starve. l have had it
in power TO aid materially in rc-
storing your wife to health, and
probably in saving her life. The
fact that you know who am, is
all the bill l shall ever scnd.'
At dinner a servant came TO
our table, and placed a glass at
my plate and at the plate of each
Of my Sons, returned with 4 bot
tie OF wine, and filing my glass
stated that General sherman re-
quested the privilege OF glass
OF wine. He was proceeding to
fill my sons glasses, when the
older placed his hand over The
glass and said: "NEvEH."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09
The ROvee. Warn,Oth and tho Wick.
life IlhbrOSliOs.

Two years having clapescd
since the election from Office OF
cN-Auditor Wirklifte by Cover
nor Warmoth, it is not strange
that many people have forgotten
the principal features of the eiec-
ton, and confound that affair
with the Bovec election into a
similarity. But the mode of pro-
ceeding was vastly different.
In the case OF Wickliffe, the
eN-Auditor was arrested on Il
capias is sncd on an Indictment
returned 10y the Grand jury of
the parish, charging him with
malteasance in office. OF course
the accusation had been brought
against Wicklitte by the Cover
nor, who immediately upon the
arrest Of Wicklifte installed l.. II.
DelassiZe, the present City Ad-
miniStratnr, as Auditor of Public
Accounts. The arrest of Wick
life constituted what the Cover
nor called Il constructive vacancy
OF the office Of AUDITOR" and
after many mandamuses issued
in favor Of the one and the other
side of the question, Wickliffe
was finally declared out OF office
until the Legislature should have
finally acted in his case. In the
ease of Bovee there was no ar
rest, and, therefore, no "construc-
tive Vacancy" and the question
now rests entirely upon the right
OF. the Governor to remove or
suspend Il State officer, who de-
rives his office from the public
suffrage, and for the suspension
Of which, even pending II trial for
impeachment, there exists no
law. In the latter case, however,
it must be Admitted that the Leg
islature might suspend any officer
under such circumstances Ivy Il
vote.
The next thing to he looked
for is the arrest of Gov. Warmoth,
+. j. Heron, Superintendent
Badger and police Capt. Edge
worth, on an indictment by the
grand jury. The case will not he
presented NY the Attorney Gen
erdl to the present grand jury or
account OF the short time when
will clapSc between this and tho
expiration of its term. on Mon
day next.
The next step will he the suit!
for damages, and the upshOt-
we'll, we would not he SURPRISED
to learn of grand array of :
Shcritl7S posse cOmitatuS aGains
~ -:
more possibly. Il grand flank
movement by the enforcers O1
the Ku-E lux and other congress.
siOner'S bills, with shimmering
bayonct> aud glittering Eatli'
guns.
Meanwhile, Secretary of State
HOvrc advises the public not tN
trade with General Heron, rs he
jNlr. Hovrc) is still the Secretary
of Stately. q. Bulletin.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09

This ft,t-t. i Under he efficient manage
:,lr,i of Mr. VIM. Lewis. who has twenty
ii>.. vrH,. continuous experience i'll the
i,tt-i,cS~. Wrii-rr.'ilHtrI, neatly kept, and
sul,rii.'l with excellent beds and tahlr-fnrc,
Ii., Lewis House. located near the wharf
:tut ln-~,-t ""ittg and ""fifi ing by he Shrete-
port -'i;gi'~. j. confidently recommended tC
the travelling ,,uhlir a~ Il u0h"l h"1c>.
b,..ni,rt' l. t~Iu. nG:fN
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09
1 DiabOlicAl OutraSe.

Last Sunday night, between s
and . O'Clock, two men visited
the residence Of Mr.. X. T.. Ridg-
way, about ~ miles southeast of
this place, with the avowcd pur-
pose Of killing or whipping his
wife. They saw her in the yard
and Immediately seized her by
the throat. One Of them at
tempted TO cut her throat; bnt in
the struggle Mrs. X. threw up her
hands and the iiend's knife struck
her head. cutting Il quantity Of
hair from her head. They then
threw her to the ground and
choked her until she was insenSi-
BILE and left her for dead. Her
head and neck were badly bruised.
Her husband was in the house,
but she did not have an Opportu-
nifty OF calling to him, so quick
and sudden were the movements s
Of the wouId-be assasSins. She
is still alive. although at last ac-
counts she was in Il critical COM
hitinn.
We It" not know tina, there is
amy clue to the perpetrators nt
this ticndisI act. We hope, how.
ever, there is; and we do hope
they may be ierrctcd out and
have that punishment meted out
to them they so richly merit
I Mm"sfeM Reporter.
The steamship Fire Fly tool
flom Rockport, Texas. to Phila
dclphia 100000 pounds of fresf
beef, the product Of 800 fine
steers killed August LIST and III
once placed into the hold Of the
vessel, which had been made in
to Il vast refrigerator. Nine days
afterwards the citizens Of Phila
dolphin, fifteen hundred miles off
ate the beef as fresh and swee
-, as the day it started. Such en-
a., tcrlniSc gives reason to hope tha
ono "f the great products q
Texas may he unahrupled il
, value.
| \ judge in Indiana threatene
: to fine a lawyer fnr contempt {
: court. 81 have expressed n
+ contempt for the court" said tn
I lawyer: "on the contrary, l ha,
carefully concealed my feelin gs
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Y. d. dAlS{,,


Il. d. Cobb.
1 TrnKNEi \T L->W. M''NROE, IA.
n Aug. ~. 1871! 'v4-tf
j. ~N>II ..AHRETr. FRANKLIN GARRETT.
Garrett ~ Garrett.
'rrpi.SEiS AT LAW, corner Wood
n and 81. John streets, Opposite Record
"r'> "iire}. Monroe. la. Jan. J. ISL. ly
-. u. MORRISON. W. W. FARMER.
Morrison ~ Farmer.
4 TTpRSEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n will practice III the Courts Of the Pa
,;H'n., Of onachit M1reh"",e Eichiand,
Court, and in the United states Courts.
VIII ais" attend /" all business intrustcd to
them in lhc State and Federal Land Offices.
nilN:;
q. ". N4l'rsEic.
T"rpHNEN AT Law. MONROE, La,
u viii practice i'll rut"hit;, and adjacent
parishes amt in iii" supreme Court ut Mon
r"". June II. ISL
=. rn'4i \l:D,n<. jas. u. M'H>Ery.
ssirs.artt~on ~ Wcz:ners.
! FlpE\Ei>> Vt l.iW. Monroe, La,
I practice in all thc Parishes of North
i.'ui>iitnn. III lhc Supreme Court 1T Monroe,
IA. trtirrll courts. and III the Land O11irc
,'''''' '''.''' - ''' '' - '''> n,o:t
q. 4. Hill.
1 Tvrl;NEI At LAW. MONROE, I.A.,
- " i'll practice in the parishes of OuacIii-
IL, Warehouse and fichand, and viii give
I,..,ini.i attention To all business entrusted
Ia hiu. bili"c. in t)'.,'ri'if" jrfrgt"ph Office.
Mttt.it -, 1871. .1-tf
yr!i< N'I:;niT. u. MEN EEy.
5. tV =. -. NcE.lcry.
TrtI;NI.IS; .A1' Law. Monroe. La,
f,r:"tir,. in the Parish and District
courts Of Dutchiia, Morchousc. Franklin
I;i,tlaud. tHl,Iwcll aud tatuhouta p:triShcS
ia i!'' supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni.
;rt States Courts. Particular attrnI ion paid
t., business in the Land Office department
.,.f the E"Hor1l t:nEe"uMcnt. nl1t
A. l.. Slack.
I T'roi;NEN At LAW and Commits
\ nirttrr for rt<a~. plce Wood Street
M"nr,,,'. La. irrinp; attention given to col
i",Iiru. in North Louisiana. Aug. III. 6S.:': Il
Frank Moore.
skNl:i-;i! >-!'I:NENbJ, for bracht;l. and
':.,u,i.,l Land Agent for North 1.ouiSi-
,llA. viii attend to amy business in this OF
.,.!in;i4ing Parishes. Parties wishing to sell
.,l purchase rcal estate i'll this section Will
aiuH il to their interest to address him. lie
has for sale several fine bodies Of land III
ei.larhitu. Kirhland. MnrchouSc, Franklin
:.i,d t'uliw.ll Parishes. Persons wishing tC
rtN will send nnlil'rr:&. description as TO i'm
l.ru>"inrn,s. and terms. Having formed
'rnl".,i ions III both Washington and New
Orleans, u" i~ prepared to represent lit tiGants
u. contested land r,sc~. obtain patents, &c
,.tl,'.,-!,.nr room Of Richardson x Mrf.rcry's
law p!li.r. For part itHltrS address h!ln
..r,. of Richardson y \Irrnrrr. Monroe. La
Au..i-! ii. $50.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09

At Lawrence, Kansas, on Snn-
day, while u minister was hold
ing forth in the church, n crowd
got mp a cock fight in the yard.
The people who had consregated
in the church went ont to stop
the fight, bnt awaited until the
battle was over before obiecting.
The minister looked ont of the
window III the crowd and said
1--WE are all miserable sinners
which whipped ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09

\ dispatch from Grembinnen,
IL town Of East Prussia, sixty-six
miles from konigsberg, says in
the small village of Chimochon
with a total population of 40
there have already been seventy.
nine cases of cholera, forty-six o
which terminated fatally.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-09-09

In Cheyenne, when anything
happens, the people consider that
II religious duty hcvolves upon
them to hold u meeting, and pass
resolutions upon it, and SO strong
has habit become that some citi-
zens of that place, whenever 4
breakfast bell rings, call Il meet
ing Of the family, elect officers
and resolve to go down stair
and eat the meal.
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