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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-28

Mr.. Augustus Waters, an elocution-
ist Of reputation, Is to give one Of his
entertainments, including limitations of
Forrest, BoucicauH, Dickens and Marx
Twain, az Newark, New jersey, on
wednesday evening, October 30tb.
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CABLE NOTES.

BRINDIsI, October 27.-The Grand
Duke Nicholas Of Russia embarked
here to-day for Greece.
ROME, October 27.-The Italian Par
lament has been eonvoked for Novem-
Der Goth. An order will be issued for
rearranging and enlarging the military
districts Of the Alps and for strengthen
ing the garrisons.
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CINCINNATI, October 27.-Christo-
pher Dorff, private watchman at the
National Theatre, killed Richard Falls
in house Of prostitution tonight.
Dorff struck Falls with his fist twice.
Falls is a currier and has not been here
long. Dorff has been arrested.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


Andrew johnson expatisted at Union
City Saturday.
1t is thought that Thiers win be made
President Of France for life.
Twenty-seven deaths from smallpox
occurred in Boston ON Saturday.
A London telegram announces tenn
pestuous weather in that locality.
Bids for stone for the st. Louis build
ing began in Washington Saturday.
Senator Sumner has returned to Lon
don, and his health is said to be much
improved.
Sunday liquorlaws were fully discussed
on the streets and in the courts Of Chi
cago Saturday.
The telegraph announces that troops
are being stationed in all the principal
localities in Alabama.
A negro man was run over and killed
on the Shortline railroad, about eight
miles from Cincinnati, yesterday.
Fletcher Mills, clerk of the Delaware
Safety Fire Insurance Company, has
6urned up thirty-fiye thousand dollar
defsulter.
A steamship bound for Melbourne,
put in at PiymOunt, England, disabled
by severe weather. Three Of her crew
were washed overheard.
Twenty-three persons perished by the
wreeking of the steamship Guatamala,
Of the Panama and Acapulco line, on
the thirteenth Of October.
The race between Oecident and Lucy,
which was to have come or at San
I'-a,,o;eoo Saturday has hean nOstDOnpd
till further notice, on account Of rain.
A large number of operatives are
thrown out Of work by the burning, Sat
urday, Of Cross d Cos. eottOn-mills, at
Bolton, England. Loss forty OF fifty
thousand dollars.
An express train on the Northwestern
railroad saturday ran into landslide
near York, Pennsylvania, wrecking the
train. and killing the engineer, job n
Curry, and severely injuring Philip
Help, the fireman.
A cable dispatch from Rome, Italy,
says that there are heavy foods on the
Pc. A great many inhabitants have
been drowned and a large lot Of property
lost. The superintendent Of Public
Works in Italy is superintending the
work Of relieving distressed people.
DISPATCHES from Cuba announce that
one thousand Insurgents attacked the
town of 6fuiso on the nineteenth instant,
and sburned fifty houses. The govern
ment troops encountered and repulsed
the insurgents. OF the latter the SPAN
iards killed Repillo Gonzales, and also
killed the Insurgent leader, Neurez, for
mer companion Of his
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Barn, Grain, Stable and stock Burned.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, October a.
A barn belonging TO Jabez Casio, q
wealthy farmer residing near this city,
was burned yesterday. A large amount
Of grain was consumed and six horses
and mules were burned TO death. Loss
six thousand dollars; insured for twelve
hundred dollars
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.

Railroad Acknowledgment Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, October ga pas.
senger train on the Reading railroad
near Bridgeport, this morning collide6
with a coal train. Edwards, the engi'
neer, jumped from the train and wa
killed. No other casualties occurred.
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HAS inst ret efved a full and well assorted
Ii stock of bot5 Imported and Domestic
Groceries, etc, viz;
3-1 boxes Raissna.
8usa cases Tanned Fruits.
100 cases Canned Fish and Vegetables
$50 c..-es IelIies and Preserves
500 boxes Cheese
500 raR- Sevg sssselSereI and " hite Fish
SEQ fkSs Holland EerriSEs, AnehoEtes
and Eusshan sardinFs-
so nbis. aud hslf bbis. Pickles.
I26 bIsfa. and half Dsls. HFOut-
$50 sacks Almonds, BraEii Fiiberts and
Peeaata.
- buckets and half bbls- aance heit-
30 boxes Break Fast Bacon
30 tierces seW Hams
Z5 bots. HOmiDy. Grits and Beans
Toe te=s spieed Pi2sfeef-
New T1-kish Eruaes- Currants. fttron.
Eif.s. Dried Cherries, Teas, COffees, su-
ERr~. and every article ia his line Of
fereti low. OCT
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DIED.

GOBLER-On sunday, October 27th, CARO-
LINE, beloved wife Of VIM GObler, In her
thirty-second year.
Her funeral viii take place this (NfONDAT)
morning, az 10 o'clock from her late reside nee
on New Raleigh Road, near Leath Orphan
Asylum. Friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
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RAILROAD AccAuens-hASnWay AODoery
SAN Francisco, October ga dis
patch from ElkO to-day says the eastern
bound freight train was badly wrecked
this morning.
The Hamilton stage was stopped by
six highwaymen and the treasure box
taken, The passengers were unmo
Tested.
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Accidental She0tist ReeOFerine-Mur.
derar Sentenced 10 OTWenty-one Years.

uerNr 9enlehcVu 20 l"ehty-one tenrs.
MADISON, IND, October q. - Mr..
William Kirehner, who accidentally
shot himself yesterday afternoon, is
some better to-day, and strong hopes
are entertained Of his ultimate recov-
cry.
Albert Crentz, who killed Leander
Barnes in this city few weeks since,
was yesterday sentenced to the. State
prison for twenty-one years for that
crime.
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FUNERAI NOTICE.

wOLFE-The friends and Acquaintance OF
Tobias Wolfe and family are requested to a.
tend the funeral Of their son, TOBIAS, junior,
from Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow (TUEsDAY) morning, Oc-
tober 29th, at 10 O'Clock. Services by Rev. /.
c. Ransom. Carriages at residence and az the
Church.
[shelbyville CTenn9 and Columbus tMiss,)
papers please copy.
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DISSOLUTION.

rV1HE firm OF Speed, Taylor, Strange y Co. Is
i this day dissolved BY mutual consent,
John n. speed and J. +. Strange retiring.
John II. Taylor and Levi JOY having pur-
chased their entire interest, assume all La
bhities Of the 6fm Of speed, Taylor, Strange
q Co, and will continue the business under
the style OF Taylor, Joy q Co.
JOHN H. SPEED.
JOHN III. TAYLOR
J. p. STRANGE.
Memphis, Oct. 25, IS72. LEVI JOY.
"AVING this day disposed Of our interest
III in the firm OF speed, Taylor, Strange &
Co. to Mr.. John H. Taylor and Mr.. Levi JOY,
We respectfully ask our friends TO extend their
liberal patronage TO the new hrms which for
over thirty years they have to rs, Individually
and collectively. JOHN H SPEED.
J. p. STRANGE.
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MARRIED.

MILLER-DERPA-At3C 3C6 Second street, on
Sunday, October 9th, by Rev. John II. Priddy,
Mr.. JOSEPH Z. MILLER and Miss ALBERTINE
DERPA.
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A subscriber wrote to the editor Of q
Newark paper to ask the meaning Of the
phrase H1GTs omnibus e0DaHll0iis. The
editor said that il was q French sentence,
intended to explain something about
Morse's omnibus being of service 70 the
community.
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THE HORSE MALADY.
No Abatement OF the Infection In New
YOrk-Nearly all HOrse-ears
Stopped Yesterday.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
ROsToN, MASS.

Boston, October 27.-The horse dis
ease is abating here.
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Gins. Saw Mllls. Engines.

UInS, saw MIIISs EllSIIItSs
OWNEFss are hereby informed that the an
I j cersigned. e practieal Machinisi, desires
iSes sf Repair and setting. VIII give entire
satisfa action. and charges VIII he reasonable
for TIE times. The country prelcrred on ac-
count of health and Old associations. Inquire
of Dr. 81 MI Phillips, Soathers fdrBief or K.
q craig. Memphis Seed Store.
Address either, or W. II. WASH,
ocsw Memphis, Team.
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new STOCK.

I.0OO cases new Oysters
500 cases new brandy Peaches.
2.0OO eases new Tomatoes
I,5OO cases BeS- Peaches
25O cases ueEs PineappieS-
75 cases new Preserves.
10, ,OOe cases Canned Fruits and Eegeta
bles-
500 boxes halves and qrs. Rafsins.
roo boxes Cftr0n.
200 barrels Nuts.
IoO half barrels Pickles.
so barrels Pickles.
$50 boxes Cheese.
10 casks Currants.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

"THE NEW CARSON APPEAL is de-
signed to fill a vacancy caused by the
premature death of its elder brother, and
give to the citizens of Ormsby county
and the neishborhood north and south OF
us Republican newspaper:-let 1t Is
also to be understood tina. its publication
was begun with the deliberate plans and
intentions of its protector to make it one
of the permanent business institutions OF
the State.
Our terms of subscription are as fol-
lows:
Delivered by Carrier in Carson. -. Soc per week
Sent by mail, one year. ..............-sis w w
Sent by mail six months. ................o 90 20
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in ddrance.
Persons desiring the APPEAL sent to
their address will understand that the
COIN must accompany their orders.
The carrier is under instructions to col
lect of Carson subscribers every week,
and to stop delivering the paper to per-
sons who are not sufficiently solvent to
enable him to carry out this rule.
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sv1e.ve. Genoa every MONDAY. wEDNEN
nav and FRIDAY. Returning. leaves Silvt
Mountain No every TUESDAY, THURSDAY al an
SATURDAY. fle'f EH
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n r. LADDS EMPLOY MENr W.~
> . ice can furnish Cooks, "c'efs sno w" :"
srties desiring the same.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

GrOcers.
n Driesbach. South Carson street.
Mason. Cn.uey x Co.. Penrod block. Carson
and Telegraph streets
acub robriner Carson and Musstr streets.
t Beer 4 Bro, Empire
Markets.
Eagle Market, Carson and Proctor stroets-Ma'
Rinckel proprietor.
City Meat Market, King street-John L. Meaef
proprietor.
Olcovich Bros, Carson and Fourth streets.
Shevtr 4 Morris, Carson street, adjoining
Wells, Fargo Co.
Clothing.
oe Rosenstock, Carson and Musser streets.
koppie Platt, Carson and Third streets.
Liquors (VNholesnle).
Geo. D. Fryer south Carson street.
J. r. Scott, carson street, between hing ana
Musser.
F. Perasich. Carson street next door tc thsattr.
Druggists.
OP Willis, Carson and King streets.
CF. Cotton Carson street, opposite the Cap
itol.
T. Beer Co., Empire City.
Watches and Jewelry.
John G. Fox, Carson street, opposite the Cap
itol. u;rr
Chas. W. Friend, Carson street. between hing
and Musser.
Rice L Peters. with Wells l. Fargo, Carsc
street.
Imperial Insurance Company, oi n"hIonm r,,
Rice Peters agents. otiice with Welis' fafeo
x Co.
Rank of California, c street. Virginia City.
Gift Concert.
1;f. Concert. authorized by law. for the bcll-
| eft Of the state Insane Asylum ID. L. biAhc II
ard Manager. Virginia City. John u. he'so!'
'''i'' Livery Stables.
| I'M BENTON. Carson street. opposite Wells,
G Occidental Stable, Winnie David, Carson and
| Musser Streets.
Re,taurants and lodgings.
| sazsrac Restaurant, corner Carson and Proctor
! streets.
Ormsby House, Carson and second s'ree's-
| r. H. Meder 4 Son propretors. ,,
! St Charles Hotel, corner Carson an" lh1io
| streets-tieo. Tuty proprietor. -.
arm Snrin.s Hotel On Empire turnpike, one
| IN one-half miles east OF Carson-L. i'i'ha
pelle proprietor
r,e.,er Saloon Moore 4 Parker Carson Thea
ter building. s...a.,,, h,,;,5;nc
King ,treet-R X. Brown proprietor
| pid S,zerac Saloon, Carson strcet, next u
! ,,,,sby H,use-It.wis Thornton proprietors.
| MAGNOLIA Saloon, County RulldlnS, carson
,trset-Gage Il May proprietors.
! A. Scott. Carson street. ,,.. c,.-. .
| Dal,ys Exchange. Z. street, 'iFs'nl" N''s
| i. Daley proprittGr - v;-,;,;. fi,v-
| alsce Saloon, North G. street, virginia o"s
| Tinker Shepard propre'or'''
stage Lines.
| Carson CITY and Nirginia-Ladd BILLINGS
| ,thce in ST Charles Hotel. 49,,
C,,noa and Silver Monuntain-Luther Olu
,r(nri.tor-office at Wells, Fargo Co. Agency
| J. u. kerssy agent.
Attorneys.
TN. Eawartis--oiice i'll Swesneys bnAiding
AinS street.
John G. Fox. Carson street.
Cigars.
Cbas. W. Friend, Carson street.
I Physicians.
Dr. T.. A. Herrick. Homeopathist ofhce II
| County Building.
v;rr;r;o and Truckce Railroad Company. Of
| Ia. nnr.h nj the Mint, Carson street.
Nurse.
nap 10 ok nrofassiOnal SICK nurse
... Wants.
s;tuat;on wanted. Apply at Mullers Hotei.
uyANTED-A party desires 70 Ken
i VV rr...,o ,f S,,ir or five rooms. Inquire
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia city aad Carson DAILY M q IN.
Sam. 10 am. Il m. . pan. pm. and pm
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GENOA via Sheridan n, Frederickshure
Woodfor's, Markleevflle, Mount
R,,lItou and Monitor to
SILVER MOUNTAIN.
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THE NEW DAILY APPEAL,

A daily newspaper, devoted to politics general
us local affairs and the interests OF its neigh
lsorhood.
Issued every day tsundays eHcepted-'
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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PAYMENTS on subscription ,nrdriabty'n IN daranoe-
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One square 30 linesI first insertion. W eo
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orr,cE-On Second street, opposite the SOUTH
etn Front of the Capitol
HENRY r. MIGHELS,
Proprietor and Editor.
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At Virginia city. Gold Hin and Carson ofic's
Through Tickets can be- obtained t. san Francis
co, Ogden and Intermediate points on tn. C.P.R.R
u. NJ. YERINGTOS.
ol6-td Gen, nj Suptr utonl'nf.
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Can .lw,ys hc hsd at this market; also, St Pc
RJOU CORNED BFEF for family uss
nv careful attention to business and prompt
delivery of all orders. when desired, the nnn.I.
ser,.s 10 mt rit share of patronage.
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DyERy PAINS WILL BE TAKEN TO
n sustain the reputation Of this old 'stah-
lirhed public hous and to r. ndor II worthy o.
rnntiuaance Of the liberal patronage when IL
has hitherto enjoyed.
THE LODGING DEPARTMENT., IhL TABLE
AND THE BAR
,y;,, no sns,,incd in frst.class style. Special
.;,,,, a,, mad, 10 ui,c TO the 81. Charles the
ch,ract,,r OF a thoroughly desirable and connmo-
dious ,,,r,.,
ey-A fair shar, of transient and reside mt pa
trouage is solicited. -,
l-6 tEJiIeF. ENFbi' f"Pi'''i'
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25
MAKE WA YTHE KING.

The first batch of State prisoners
arrested under Gen. Grants lett,ps de
cochet and tried at the drum-head by
thinking bayonets, has just passed
through New York city for incarce-
ration in the Albany Penitentiary,
that prison having been selected by
our Ku-Klux King as his temporary
Bastile until u more capacious and
imposing one can be erected con-
veniently on the shores of the Poto-
mac, within the shadow of Wash
ington's unfinished monument.
The captives alluded to numbered
twenty-three in all. They were in
charge Of body of janissaries, wear
ing the loyal blue, enlisted in the
service of the Republic, and were
-withal indiscreet enough to indulge
in many expressions of disgust at
the novel duty thus imposed upon
them.
The feeling Of national pride awak
ened at this circumstance in the
breasts OF all loving sons Of the
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25
DIED !:

In the Parish of Pointe Coupee, on
Monday, the 25th inst, REID W. Bo-
YARD, aged IS months. son OF r. d. 4
NJ. A. Bovard.
In the town of st. Francisville, on
Sunday, the 23d inst, l o'clock A. NJ.
JOHN WILLIAM, aged II weeks, son Of
John and Katharine Roth.
One more budding blossom taken
from earth to bask in the sunlight Of
heaven one more pure dew-drop
kissed by the lips Of Omniscience, nc
more to mingle with the earth, earthly
Friends, our heart bleeds with you,
but he has gone to that home where the
blessed Jesus said, Suffer little chill.
dren to come unto me and forbid them
not for of such is the Kingdom Of
Heaven" Parents, your loss is her
eternal gain, and we trust that He
who ternpers the mind to the shorn
lamb, may give you consolation in
your bereavement.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25
MASONIC CELEBRATION.

ADVERSARY OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Yesterday at an early hour we
were awakened from peaceful slum-
Der by the soul-stirring strains of the
st. Francisville Cornet Band, en-
route for the Plains Lodge, to parti-
cipate in the celebration of the Ami
versary Of st. John the Baptist, un-
der the auspices of Plains Lodge
No. 1876. We arrived at the Plains
Store at II o'clock A. NJ, and found
the procession already forming, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. H. Young,
Grand Marshall. At half past II
o'clock, the procession moved from
the Lodge to the grounds selected
for the ceremonies, in the following
order:
Tyler of Plains Lodge, with drawn
sword Master Masons /; Past Mas
tiers Royal Arch Masons The
Holy Bible ; Orator of the day, Rev.
s. A. Hayden Grand Officers ;
Master of Plains Lodge, supported
by Deacons with rods.
There were upwards of two hun
dred Masons in the procession from
the following Lodges St. James
Lodge, No. Al, from East Baton
Rouge ST. 1tbans, No. 2S, from
jackson (; Olive 50, from Clinton !;
Feliciana 81, from St. Francisville,
Eastern Star and Kellertown Lodges.
Some four or five hundred persons
joined in the march of the process
sion, headed by the Clinton Cornet
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

A ride on the trucks of an express
cor must be thrilling and somewhat
perilous. A boy was found at Spring
field day or two ago snugly tucked
away on the framework just above
the wheels of the car on the express
train with intent to steal ride to
New York. The ride was never taken,
but if it had been the boys head
would have turned white before he
reached the first station,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

The Commonwealth r. ..-.)
p"ny.-To the working men oioa, ,,.,.J
try, whose wages are barely ,uf,,,.,. !,
comfortable homes for their fani1k, n
sire to prevent want, misery. ,M ~,
among their fatheriess little ou.. ~ !
Offers special inducements Of , l,,.,,
tho benefits Of which are within IL. ~
and failure to make such . dou.,., \
~ amounts almost to = criminal p,.ks
Workman.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

The State of Texas would contain
the entire population of the United
States without making it any more
thickly settled than Massachusetts
and the same State would hold the
entire population of the French en-
pire Tor republic that now is) and
leave inhabited margin Of sixty
miles around the boundary of the
State.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

A bald-headed banker, who prides
himself in being self-made man, dur
ing talk with a friend had occasion
to remark that he was the architect of
his own destiny-that he was a SELF
made man W-w-what d-did Won
s-say ?" asked the friend who shutters.
II say with pride, that I am self
made man-that I made myself -
Hold," interrupted the friend
"w-while you were m-m-making your
self, why the dickens d.did- didn't you
p'put some more h-hair on the top of
y-your h-head ?"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

The power of love does not seem to
be on the decrease at all. In Brain.
tree, Massachusetts,, a man of fifty,
with a virtuous record and an unex-
ceptionable family, has eloped with
an Irish girl of seventeen, who has no
attractions, physical or otherwise-at
least, none for other men. There is
something very strange in this, if
philosophy could but find it out.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

A lady who had gone largely into
the forging business was quite recent
II arrested in Rochester. She is Mrs.
LOOMS, of Marshall, Michigan, but
has been residing temporarily in Syr.
acuse. where she forged her husband. s
name to checks amounting to between
$4,000 and $4,000, and got the money
for them. Then she went to Roches-
ter, where policeman from Michigan
picked her up, and will take her hence
h answer to charges not only of for
gerry, but Of adultery.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

The Montgomery county (Alahama)
Democratic convention adopted, by
an almost unanimous vote, resolutions
favorable to the Endorsement by the
State and national conventions Of the
Cincinnati ticket. Like action has
been taken in nearly every county OF
the State in which meetings have been
held,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

The Beaufort South Carolina) Re-
publican repudiates the Philadelphia
ticket, and believes the " nominations
will meet with q defeat more through
than has ever been experienced by a
Presidential ticket. If we are obliged
to choose between Grant and Greeley.
we unhesitatingly support the latter,
us better man and better Republi-
can"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

signs Of the ZeA,..
West, grown into atlm,r.,,.. p'lss'
ral. writes DR.. Aver tor ,n,,,s =. .ae ~
sign he shall be b,sd. xh,oh ~, .'.'0s' u
vomited, and under which :. '.'sa
Pills for An affection os,,.,, '"sa u
sign his wi ould comm.. NJ slssl|
psrilla for h ailment. Ha III, ~ ~
now' to wsa" his calve. nnds, ~, r.. /
his pigs In Scorpio. cut hi, h,,, 80. .'as
his feet tn Pisces or Aor,rin, =. ~ .na
requires. 'aet
Scho"lnasters, start for w,.,...,
Ham when you get there.-f.r.n,, a VT
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

A new plan for concentrating anc
softening the light of gas jets has just
been discovered. The half of a hol
low glass globe filled with water il
suspended under the flame. It is sale
to give soft, steady, mellow light
quite agreeable to the eyes, and pro
tecting the head from the heat of the
fame.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

The dtsgaised diam. d.,
icines, sold In bar.rooms ~ I" ,o.,.'"
achtcs," have nothing In com,,."
kxR's v,SxaAR BlrrkRs. That 49,, -"
does not owe its stimulating pron,,. .
adnltcrated Alcohol. but 10 msa, .."
herds never heretofore comh,n,a !.
the Bitters in cases Of eou,,,t,s.. \
chronic indigestion, liver comnl,,, :!
eases tending to consumption, / ~
that except to those WHO Inv. =.
1t. the result seems incredible.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

Wisdom, indeed, is not confined to
any limited circle, much less to the
very narrow one of private friendship:
and sound advice may often be pro
cured from those with whom we have
contracted no ties of intimacy.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-25

To be despised or blamed by al,
incompetent or uncandid judge may
give momentary pain, but ought
not to make one unhappy.