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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-19

S0ccessios of August Fernandez.
CREDITORS OF THIS SUCCESSION WILL
~ present their claims TO the undersigned,
administrator Of said auccessiOn.
P. B. FOUkE, Public Admin stra!Or.
No. IL St. Charles street, New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-19

In the Matter Of John q. Weber, nm
abseDtee-NO. q, 925
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Observation-Disclosures. Henry Weber has petit
toned the court to be appointed curator OF the
above named absentee Notice il hereby given to
all whom it NAV concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
By order of the court:
ecl5 10 % NJ. o. TRACY Clerk.
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Bear I'm Mind.

When disease has undermined thehcalh and the phys
a system has become prostratcd smulant that will not
oniS strengthen but remove the cause should be mme
neiiatey resorted to- Mental distress also fruitful
source o the breaking down of the and tho
rsyares of this enemy health truly alarming For
all such maladies Rosetters Stomach Btters have been
found unsurpassed BY acting directly upon the digestive
organs they remove the heavy dsagreeabe feeling after
eating often complained Of by persons OF aecase
ent finds his strength increasing and his general nean
improved. ..,,., ~ T.,
all cases weakness nervous debility attendant upon
sedentary habits The generality Of Bers areso disa-
rreeabe to the that they Objectionable 10 weak
stomach This not the case with
10 plants barks and roots contribute their
to render soothing and strengthening It's basis Is the
only pure smulant which has ever been producea con-
tanning @ oil any other deleerious element
most careful and skf chemists have the Bitter
and pronounce them harmless This testimony
but the testimony Of the hundreds Of who
experienced the preventative and curative eneS oi
GREAT yEGErABLE TONIC and ALTERATTyE OF modern
times is sti more conclusive In Fever and Dys.
peusa Biliousness Nervous Complaints, Chronic Com
lans and general debility 1t Is as nearly inape as
thing in this fallible world can be
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sHERIFFs SALE.

DY virtue of sundry Executions to me direc-
ID ted, will expose to sale On the first Mon:
day in May next, before the. Court House
ing property, viz:
One Tract of Land, containing eS acres, more
or less. situate in Anderson county, bounded by
lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Ceiley, John Reeks and
others, levied on as the property of jeremiah
Satter6eld at the suit Of Jacob Reed. -.
One Tract Of Land, containing 322 acres, more
or less, situate in Anderson county, bounded by
lands Of James Erskine Aaron Shirley, D. A.
Stott and others, lowed on as the property of D..
II. Webb, at the suit Of F. @. v. Bcrstel and 9TH
ers. j..
Terms cash-.purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps.
April 6, 1871. 40
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
Greenville Coach Factory.
COVER, cox & MARKLEY.

WYE would announce to our customers, that
w we are prepared now to fill oil orders for
VEHICLES We have added to our stock of
Wood Working Machinery, and increased our
staff of workmen to about 20, and therefore trust
that none of our patrons will bo disappointed in
having orders promptly filed. The stock of One,
1--WE, Three, Four and Six-Horse Iron Axle Plan
tation WAGONS will be kept full and now, as
for onethird of century past, these Wagons
shall be the STANDARD of EXCELLENCE.
We have large stock of light ByGGIEs and
ROCKAWAYS, of our own make; also, stock
of Northern built Duggies-both low and high
priccd-for those who wish to purchase Northern
work, as cheap as any Southern dealer. We call
special attention to the improvements making in
our SPRING WAGONS. Without raising. the
price, we are finishing them with great care, paint
ing them elegantly.
Price Lists promptly mailed on application.
Send us ali your REPAIR WORK. Freight
only charged one way on it by the Railroad.
COVER, cox & MARKLEY.
h@ o. II. P. FAINT, Esq, is our Agent at
Anderson, and will receive all orders in our line.
He will keep Wagons constantly on hand, at same
prices as tho Factory in Greenvillc.
Dec %, 1870 rs 6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
raE pain kILLER

Nav Justly be styled the great medicine Of the world for
there /, no of the globe into which it has not found
Its way and been largely used and highly priced More.
over there no cline to which 1t has not proved well
adapted for the cure Of considerable variety of Diseases
1t Is aspeady remedy for burns sca cuts bruises
wounds and various other injuries #e as sysenter
aiarrhea and bowel complaints gsherally It is admirably
sed for every race Of OH the face Of the globe
is very significant fact that notwithstanding the
Ions rod Of years that tho Pan Killer has been before
the world it has never lost whit Of It's popularity but
on the contrary the call for it has steadily increased from
M rst discovery and at previous time has tho demand
for SO great the quantity made been 30 large as
to-day.
Another significant fact is that nowhere has the Pain
Killer ever been in higher roput or been moro generally
used by families and individuals than has been here at
home where was Hrs discovered and introduced That
the Pain Killer will continue to be- what VIC have styled It,
THE GREAT MEDICINE WORLD, there cannot DO the
shadow of Doubt Providenee Advertiser:
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ASSIGNEE'S, SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Hon. George 8.
ID Bryan, Judge of the District Court Of the
United States for the District of South Carolina
1 will sell at Anderson C. H., s. c., on SALEDAY
In MAY next, that valuable property known as
NO. 10 GRANITE ROW,
In the town of Anderson, now occupied by A. P
Hubbard. Sold as the property Of Reese Nc
Gully, Bankrupts.
= TERMS OF SALE.-One-thrd cash-baance
on credit of six months, with interest from day
of sale, with approved surety, and further to be
secured by mortgage of the premises, which are
10 be insured and the Policy assigned. The costs
of papers, stamps, insurance, &c.. to be paid by
the purchaser extra. Payment may be anticipa-
ted at any time.
VIM. S. BROWN, Assignee. ?
April g. 1871 40
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THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE souTn.--Thsre can be
NO doubt that it would contribute greatly to the future
prosperity Of this section Of the Union many amongst US
would turn their energies and capital in new channels OF
enterprise and business The old roads are clear but they
are worn and crowded. Blaze new path through the
goal of success ahead Of your competitors Astrkng ex
ample of the value of this precrt is found in the case
Mr. r. p Toale OF Charleston, c. plain meehanc VINO
has made himself the head of large Of doo
sashes and blinds
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Perfection.

The nearest approach to perfection in articles designed
for kitchen use, is that Of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
now generally recognized as tho most economical and
reliable Baking Powder in the country No housekeeper
should be without it. To accomplish the same results it
requires but one-haf twohids the quantity that is
necessary of other Baking Powders while uniform
success in making rolls bread biscuits pastry, &C., is
Guaranteed Recommended solely its merits DooLEY
BROTHER, Manufacturers, 60 New ST. New York For
sale by all Grocers 80
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Administering Notice.

TIME undersigned having been appointed Ad-'
ministratrix of the Estate of the late John
b. Earle, deceased. and having made and appoint
ed ]. s. Murray her Attorney in Fact, hereby No
titles all persons indebted to said Estate to make
payment to her said; Attorney and all persons
having claims against ssd Estate to present them
to him, psoyen,according TO law.
=. JANE "A. EARLE, Adli.x..
March %, 1871 M Ss
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SHERIFFS SALE.
In Court Common Pleas, Anderson Co., S. c.

In Court Common Pleas, Anderson CO., Sc We
A. O. Norris, Judge of Probate, VS.. Jane c. Bur
riss.-COmplaiat on the nature Of Specific Per-
Jormance.
DY virtue of an order from the Court of Com
Id mon Pleas to me directed in the above sta
ted case, will expose tossale on the First Mou-
day in May next, Mt Anderson e. H., within the
legal hours of sale, the following property, to
wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing SO2 Acres, more or less, on waters Of
Wilson's creek, bounded by lands Of the Estate Of
James Adams; deceased,,J ,,J. A. Howard, and others.
TERMS One third cash, the balance ON o credit
of u months, with interest from the day of sae
purchase to give bond with approved surety,
together with mortgage OF tho premises, to se-
cure the remaining purchase money. Purchaser
to pay extra for papers and stamps.
WM McGUKIN, Sheriff
April 6, 1871 10
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ma More than one hundred thousand persons annually
die in this country from Consumption, which IS but the
child OF catarrh $500 offered by the proprietor OF Dr.
ssges Catarrh Remedy for case of Catarrh he cannot
cure Sold by druggists send sixty cents to Dr. R. "
Pierce, Buffalo, n. T., and get it by nail Apamphlet
ifrae
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

-NIoTIcE is hereby given that will apply to.
on,thc 2Sth day Of april, 1871, for Settlements
of tho Estate of Thomas Orr, deceased, and for
letters of dismission from the same.
; will sell on Sacday in May next, at Ander
son c. H., the Chooses in Action Belonging to said
Estate. Is
JAMES ORR, Admir-,
March 16. 1871 81 G,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

In the Probate Court, Anderson County.
James H. Mcconnell, Admir-, vs. Andrew Burns;
and wife Margaret. William Jordan, Bridget
Jordan, Robert Jordan and Mary Ann Jordan.
--I'et,tion to Partition Lands, pay Debts, &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Andrew
Burns and wife Margaret, William Jordan,
Bridget Jordan and Mary Ann Jordan, reside be-
yond the limits of this State, motion. of j. G..
Whitefed, Attorney, Pro. Pet, it is
Ordered, That they do appear and object to the
division or sale Of the Real Estate of. John Jsr-
dan, deceased, on or before the third Monday in
May next or their consent will be entered of re-
cord A. o. NORRIS,
Judge of Probate.
March SO, 1877 50 O.
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Administrators Notice.

.V,HE undersigned, Administrators Of the Es->
tate Of the late William Elrod, deceased,
hereby give notice to the distributes of said Es.
tate, and to all other persons, that they will, on
tho 27.h day of April next, make their Final Re-
turn to the Probate Court for Anderson County,
aud ask an order from said Probate Court, grant,
ing them final discharge from said Administra-
ton. Nm. ). MILFORD,
q. HALL,
Administrators Estate VIM. Elrod, decd.
March 16, 1871 81 e
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ereenville and Columbia Railroad Company.

Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company.
SEonErARYs. OFFICE,
Columbia, S. c., April Is, 1871.
TIME Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany will be held on THURSDAY, 9th inst, at
10 o'clock, a. m. Stockholders will be passed
FREE to and from Columbia to attend the meet
ing. as heretofore They will Re required to
show their Stock Scrip to the Conductor, who
will exact pay from all others. as no one but
Stakeholder, or those of their family residing
with them, are entitled to the privilege.
All-Stock represented by proxy requires two
cent stamp for each signature, and no one but
Stockhelder con be a proxy.
C. V. CARRINGT0N, Sec.
April 20, 1871 42 l
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United States Internal Revenue,
Assessors Office, Sd District South Carolina,
coLgMB1A, g. c., April l, 1871.

NrorIcE is hereby given that on the 26th day
~ of April, 1871, atmy Office in Columbia,
Appeals will be received and determined relative
to any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
ments or enumeraticns by the Assessor or Assis-
tant Assessors of the Annual Taxes for 1871,
which have been assessed.
The Assessors ehice is open daily, during bus
mess hours, for the hearing of Appeals by par
ties who shall appear voluntarily before him, re-
lating to any taxes which have been assessed, and
which have not been committed to the Collector.
All Appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid must
be made in writing, and specify the particular
cause, matter thing respecting which decis-
ion is requested, and must, moreover, state the
ground or principle Of error complained Of.
CHI BALDWIN,
U. 8. Assessor Sd District S. Carolina.
APRIL go, 1871 AZ l
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TT is under the management of men of well
known integrity and ability.
1t is a PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY, man
aged entirely in the interests of its Policy Holders
1t is strictly CASH Company, avoiding the
CREDIT system which is at best expensive, COM
plicated and often deceptive, and is being aban-
aoned by The best Companies in the North.
I'm the three most important points of manage
ment, to wit: Per ccntagc of 'realzed" assets,
prudence in selection of risks, and economy, the
Policy Holders has no equal among the Compa-
nies doing business in South Carolina, not excep-
ting two Of the leading New York Companies.
Insure in the only Company in the State, and
B. F. GRAFTON s. SONS,
Local Agents, Anderson, S. c.
April G, 1871 40 I'm
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold on saleday in May next, at An
w derson C. H., the Notes aud Accounts be-
longing to the Estate of William Sherard, de-
ceased. Also, Twenty Five Shares of Greenyille
aud Columbia Railroad Stock belonging to said
Estate. Terms cash.:
T. A. sHERARD, | .an,,,
D. J. SHERARD, -AN-' '''
April s, 1871 80
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GREAT ECONOMY.
Every Family Should Have
Something to save Labor.

WE call the attention ofsall. t0. The fact that
w we keep constantly On hand and for sale
the best SEWING MACHINES ever made. We
have two kinds
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Improved Singer and the Empire;

Any one can soon learn to use them with per+
feet satisfaction. They will do anything in the
long catalogue Of different kinds Of work, speh
as Plain Stitching, OF leathsty heavy or light
cloth, Hemming, Braiding, TicEibB, .tCerdinga
Binding, Trimming, Embroidering, Ruffibg aa;
ANY one can tuck shirt bosom, without bastinSi
in twenty minutes
The price may seem high, compared with .bs
patents; but when youget an Improved Singer
or on Empire, it will do good work for time.
Besides, ne warrant them for ten years and one
of Dis will 60 to your house, if necessary, and
learn y0i hoh to operate the Machine. p
f Also,>w keep OH hand and for sale full sup.
ply-of Needles, Thread add Oil. We sell the Nh:
chimes as low as they can be bought at the inaha:
factories.
Maroh2, 1871 IS =
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Sale Of Valuable Lanas.

@se .BY orderof tho Superior Court. r. H{flf
S@soli AZ the Court House door In btstes.
;o,,.I ;o,aIi!e' north Carolina, on WEDNESDAY,,
LAND, lying in she County Of irodeil. il on tho iS
Catawba River and Lambert's Creek. 13 fniies
south OF Statesville, ~ miles North OF Ofiar.
1otte MN ana about miles West Of the Atlnitic.
be sold G lots "a follows: A' .>A'''''' va
no. contnining 288 acres. more or less. on
~hfch Dr. W. Byars now lives. = .'I-f .'-''o..
M9: z, Gontaiping 2s8 !aores. moro or Lees,
sdnssia1s aSss SSs asi .e,ss sd,oiaipa
. No y : 4, containing 2ss aoros, adjoining Nos.
.ds,, M s soSstaining eta 200 acres. more o. ,ess,
NO. 9. containing 400 acres on which Col.
a. AZ q bro~n now lives, adjoining Noa. q, 1.
:, on these lands arc large bodies OF Ane
Quantity OF Woodland on each tract. en- the
4Vo AgO acre tract there Is good Mill House and
water fower1 good Dwelling and other bnild.
'nRs, Rh sse aGod 3s Water on each tract:
Lnese !anas l, are susceptible Of the highest
Eood clay snbsoil, and viii produce Cotton.
Iobacco, Wheat, Corn and the other r,ei,,,
ana grass crops; and are sold ga the lands be-
Renglng RSara ~ 70 the estate Of the late James
;, TEHIs-one-haif in,Ai1 months; the, ba.
lance ~ Twelve months With Interest 1tom day
OF SAFE The puroh aser may, pay one-third or
the whole OF his bid any tim9 hfter the saie is e
confirmed co Bond with approved aecdrity viii
!!e oe reqnFed tor the purchase money. Tko
made. .t'5- = - :. - 1'''' - -AA' -
Persons Wishing to .e tie lands will please
Gsn cal npon Col. A.: s. Brnxn or Thos. Deatdn,
Adini.trator de oonis non ni 81 5IoR 5amss R;a,s "a
June so Imr
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MoLAssEs, CUBA, ,3595O
NewOrrns $4,000

MoLAssEs. .Cuba, ,35g5O
New Orl'ns SU0k9O
Sugar H'se.. GOdu9O
NAILS, u kegs 50@cH w
ONIONS. t3busl 75W2 90
OIL, Kerosene e 4O@50
Machinery. .75Qbl 90
SPECIE. Gold Qs1li3
Slver..... Qol O6
PoTATs, Iris 1 0OGt1 so
Sweet. bus 0O@l 90
RICE, Carolina h 90lO
SHOT, bbag. 1898 co
SALT, Ltyerp.2 W02 10
soar, Rtb, .f46lO
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gl5 90
brandy a 00Qb12 90
Gin ...2 0006 so
Rum. a 0067 90
Whtskey.. L 1904 90
SUGAn, Crus Il P150i6
Br0wn....... .12@1x
STARCH, g d. 84@lO
TEA, drecn b1 00GD2 90
Black, II 00@1 10
TonAcCo, Ohw. .0@1 OD
Smoking, 10. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6
French. @l 90
WINE, Chsm. 28@35 90
Port, Bgal300@5 81
Sherry. 275@7 90
Madeira. s. 0006 90
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUl,hENr.
coRREoTED WEEKLY BIZ TIE hoard or rnAnn

! ArPLEs, Bbu.l OOD2 90
BAdGINo, ..1B@22
BALE RorE, Manil,M25
N. Y.orWcs ytb 8@bl2
BUTTER, North. 80 Gao
Country, u ib. .2O0l30
!. BACON. Hams. I6Y12O
Sides, Il ID. lO6bl2
Shoulders. 8GoIl
CANDLES, Sperin40470
Adamantine lbI50ol6
CoTToN YAnN1 2O@I 25
COTTON, Btct III, .l91
Middiing:. .lN
Low hiidl'g, III
Good Ordny,. .16t
Ordinary. 16
CHEESE, e. D. b. 200a25
!, factory. ..16623
CorrEE, Rio, DD17@22
Layuayra .23025
Java .28D3O
FLOUR, Co. z 5O@l0 co
Northern 50611 90
d2AIS, Corn l 20@1 rs
Wheat Il 4O61 so
Oats. 906l 90
Peas Il 1901 rs
HAT, North, Towt.2 so
HIDES, Dry, TDl240l8
Lard, " n. 156l7
LINE, U Dbl. 2 65@2 rs
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HI Il a6f 99dsi9 s sy3f Els sss 1l}l
sa s!s1sIs g 80 s.sess RN:s

ssafsss ssssst - 81; ss:
q N91S. DEsFAsT !, q y Is TtU5H Ss ss,.,o
FRENCH .ANDrBuYPMAM1DMRHGp anyRn;
na1s,sf FtHHEkoR 6AR5iaNSldft 6AR5iaNSd . eafiu,ino affiu,inopaAs
COMMERCIAL slNl QNHKRENgE EVXRaEsNs,n 7.ss = OF
ooh1azud1Hrs 'ooNH1NpH z /. Il a,;..vr;-a /
MApR1n, |. Jnl55 IA; 81 : tIa, uoftAs hsS
passed q bill indemnify9i tie Bank ko 81
France for tho annulment of the. treaty
regarding t4aSPanish, banhano
Paris, July ,12,r-The GoyeEnment has
despatched 10 representative to England
to endeayor toa lipduoas the British Go.
vernment to. oonsent to q moo iAeationss ssof
the treaty Of commerce between France
and Engiand, behrfng date January 23.
1850. A grand customs. .oonference ia
suggested. to be held in Berlin, and em.
brace delegates from all European States
LONDON, July. 13:: Czar Alexander, III
Russia, the Empress Marie. A}exsndri.
ne, and the Grand Dukes Vladimir and
Ale1is; are at Friedreichshafeu.r town
OF Wursemberg. on Lake Constance. . !
AnExAKDn1A, July 13. The differences
between the Egyptian Government and
French Consul-O General have been re-
ierred Tor ,settlement to the French On:
PAMs, July 14.1rhe members re Of tie !,
Commune will. be tried together. Ar
rests continue, The journals devote
their editorials to the approaching mu-
nioipRi eleution.' M ~ si '''
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AAAIrdM{bakl Hr3aIrJdI, 1hfTf

bic crime of the h'6onnedsiout Borgia. {"
as the, EPp On whip, has poisoned ltbrss
hqsba4dH AID eight. .childfan' is BEMd b9a
fhe press, has been followed by a most
exiting sensation in Baltinoie. The
papers of that city come to:ua full:of tha
details Of an alleged poisoning case. In
whicta lady Of refinemehta aud high 20.
sition#;in society is the leading actor.
Which issparcely less horrib1a than the
ConnecEitht story. On Monday bench
Warrants were Issued from the Ufiminal
Court IN this city for the arrest oftM "a,
T., q. Wharton. the widow of the late
Msj. Harry ". Wharton;' OF the United
Ststes army, residing at No. 2G3 N. Eu-
eaH street, in locality fashionably
knowh as :'Hamilton Place. on the
charge OF, the murder, at her residence.
by poisoning, Of Gen. Wm. Scott Ketch-
um, aretired, officer Of the United States
service. and also with ;the poisoning.
With intent to kill, of'Mr. Eagene Van
Ness. boOk-keeper in the well-knogn
banking house of Alexander Brown &
Sons, corner Calvert and Baltimore
streets. AS yet but little action has been
taken in the matter by the officers Of the
iA"' So tY
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LriAHEasklAH r iFBKd Y8ls Yu88ls oJ51A S15IS13S5:
Il simply strained the liberality Of the
eisss i;ssssss&8,lTtSR &l,lTS gpssq
Hices Of society and. .feform the passions
pf'tIs ;houf, by szplaihing and fdsfsnidlt
ing the treatment which the nation was
imposing on the State The allowance
was liberal andtAe provision ample; and
II the Republicap pFess had Recognized
the wisdQm and the providence Of the
legislation which enabled them. TO start
into existence, theymoild, have been q
tource OF pride to the State and a source
Of honor to the party Hi.! ,..0t
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Sighting land from steamship off the
Irish coast is thus described by q pnssen-
ger: "All OF sudden, at the blank hour
OF in the morning. vague -moveme Mt
I OF relief from long strain OK presses it
self in all hands. Tho third officers
lantern twinkles, and he fires rocket.
and another rocket. a suileh solitary
light is pointed ont to me in the black
asky yondrr. a chnnge is expected in
I$Re light, but mono takes place. Give
them two more rockets. Mr.. Vigilant.
Two more aud blue light burnt. All
eyes watch the light again At last q
little toy sky rocket is flashed up from it
and, even as that small stroke in the
darkness dies away, we are telegra ph ed
to Queenstown, Liverpool and London,
aud back again, under the oceun, to
America"
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WE'LL MARRY THIS FALL. ~ gave
her rose and gave her ring, and
asked her to marry me then, but she
sent them oil back, insensible thing, and
said she had no notion OF men. I told
her had means Of money and goods.
tried to frighten her with q growl: but
she answered she wasn't brought up in
the woods, to be frightened by the
screech of al owl; called her begear.
and everything Ind: slighted her fea.
thres and form. till at length succeeded
in getting her mad; and she ragged like n
sea IN storm. And then, in a moment.
turned and smiled, aud called her nv
angel and all; she fell in my arms like a
wenrisome child and exclaimed: ..We'lI
marry this fall" i 7