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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

The distribution vii be by blindfolded persons
COR blind cbildren) from Two wheels, one OF which
will contain gifts Oh printed slips, sealed IN enVe-
Iones Of the same sIzc the other will contain tags
With numbers on them corresponding with oil the
tickets gold After the contents Of both wheels are
thoroughly mixed by revolving, the person at the
iirst wheel will take number therefrom, and then
the person at the second wheel Will take GIT
tberefrom and the 1ft thus taken viii belong to
the number taken Immediately before It. This pro-
cess will continue-the numbers and gifts being
nublicly announced-until the whole four hundred
and one gifts are distributed. Thus the public Will
readily see there Le no fraud, COLLISION, OF
rrowlsdge OF what gift my number will get.
should the tickets be not all sold when the concer,
comes OF the presents will be distributed in proper
lion TO the number sold.
nIshopcd the public viii promptly respond &c
,h,s effort TO establish upon firm basis delightful
resort during the heated months.
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TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH :

The new, attractive, and beautifully located
southern seaside wstenng-place named
vUE DE L'EAU,
on Hampton Roads, nearly opposite Fortress Mon
roe Va, in full view of that fortress Fort Calhoun.
Chesapeake bay, and James river, with water
view unsurpassed In America, where every luxury
Of sea and land Is obtanable, opened 10 the pub
lie for the first time the past season, and having
proved success unparalleled in the history of sea-
side resorts, has induced the stockholders to make
an effort 10 greatly enlarge its capacity, so toae
commodate the great public: to this eud they have
determined to offer Inducements of no ordinary
character In the shape Of a
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
by means Of which they hope to be able TO execute
their pubnc-spirtted and la,idable
undertaking of making
WE DELEAU
GRAND SEASIDE RESORT OFF TIE SOUTH.
THE SOLE OBJECT OF THE
ESTERPRIsE.
As inducements 10 the public everywhere to pur-
chase tickets. they propose to present as
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
to the purchasers Of Tickets, by distribution by lot,
the following magnificent gifts:
left, In Greenbacks, $1,000
sGifts in Greenbacks, Of 1000 each ....... 5000
20 Gifts, In GrecnLacks, Of $500 each....... 10000
IL beauufully-located Cottage Lots "by the
sea-, so by lso feet, at vue dc rEau, valued
at 500 each 10000
700 other bcautifulIy-located Cottage Lots, IS
by 1870 feet, at vue dc rEa,l, valued at $500
each. .................... 10000
loo Gifts, In Greenbacks OF 500 each...... 10000
lOl Gifts valued 100000
10000 TICKETS, ONLY S. EACH.
The Grand Concert will take place in the
NORFOLK oPERA-HOUsE
ON MONDAY EVENING.
DECEMBER "a, 1872, .
and will in itself be full consideration for tie
price charged for admission tickets.
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do ~,
Il MiNTO,. STEAMSHIP CoMPANY 1870 -
The pile-whrel steamships OLD UOMiNIVHH.
aGtKA. Al BE1lAKLE. aud HATTEkAS leave
New York for Norfolk: City Point ana Elcninoug
every To ESDAY, T1fUESDAi.a ami oAlChDAi
leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
aud SUNDAY 1T high tide. .,a,
These ships are entirely new. lhfs nave eiEs''h
saloons stntc-rooms and bathrooms.
The l;rc, accommodations, and attention are un-
surpassed. ..,. -.,o,s e,r ,E
Close connections male with sisaihefs ihf d"
southern and European ports.
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
go, No . Governor street.
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The Grand Concert will take place IN the
NORFOLK OPERA-HOUsE
ON MONDAY ENING.
DECEMBER "a, 1872,

The distribution of gifts will take place inne-
Opera House. and in full view Of the audience, I'M
der tho immediate supervision Of the President anu
Directors Of tho VUE DE L,EAU COMPANY
and the following distinguished gentlemen, who
have kindly consented 10 be present and see that the
gifts are properly distributed as advertised: ia.
Hon. JOHN R.LUDLow, Mayor Of Norfolk; ,..
Hon. A. S. WATTS, Mayor Of Portsmouth;
Colonel WALTER Fl. TAYLOR, of Norfolk;
Hon. JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, ex-hlayor Of Nor
folk; ...s ....s
JAMES G. HOLIDAY, ESQ.,, Of Portsmouth.
The Board of Directors IL composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, whose character for Integrity,
honor, and public enterprise Is 80 we'll known as TO
guarantee success aud fair audimpartial dstribu-
ton Of the gifts: -
Major GEORGE ". GRIcE, President Bank Of
Portsmouth;
Colonel WILLIAM LAMB, President First National
Bank. Norfolk;
General V. ID. GHoSEn, General Agent Boston
Steamship Company;
Captain NATHANIEL BrHnrss, of Burruss, Son
& Co., Bankers, Norfolk;
Wss,uSGToS REED, Esq, Of Peters & Reed,
Merchants; .....-......
L. g. CHIC, ESP. Superintendent seaboard and
Roanoke railroad;
ROBERT j. SEELY, Esq, of r. ). & ". Nelly 4
Co.;
MAnsuAtL PARKS. Esq. President Aleemarle
and Chesapeake Canal Company;
z. G. LINDSEY, EsQ., Real Estate Broker;
WILLIAM II. WHIry, Esq, AttoInsr at Law, Nor
folk.
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TnE BEGrsrTv6 or THE x EEw IRoE DIS
rEssATtox.1 Several coal, iron, md lumber
Ing manufacturing capitalists and their farni-
lies are now ut the White Sulphur Springs,
and more come every day. 5taautoE Vinds-
Gator.
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i ADprTIgNAI DEE rss OF THE Pgarf sor T7.s
fIRAcK-LAYERs IS MIAsEso7 A. al the track.
1 10y ers on the extension of the Nv efot,a and
/ st. Peter railroad were approaching Che
| western State line at the rate Of two miles
| daily terrible storm last Thursday night en-
Yeioped them and cut them Off from cong
municatfon with civilization. The working
force numbers over eight hundred men, and
so sangnine were their expectations that the
favorable weather would outlast November
That no preparations were made to avert the
calamity, such as, it Is feared, hns befaien
them. Only a limited supply of provisions
was kept 10 store, for, although hundred
mites distant from the telegraph construction
trains, they maintained regular communi-
cation with "Slceping Eye" the nearest
white settl m nj. When the intelli-
gcnce of the storm reached Wenona j.
III. Stewart, general superintendent, started
out with two locomotives and n train
OF cars, but so heavy and deep were the
shoW-drifts. and so intense the cold, that up
to Saturday morning they had not passed
New ulm. At that place two additional
locomotives were attached to the train, and
then taking on board rations for thirty DAYS,
and one hundred and fifty men, besides
materials with which to fit I'D boarding ac-
commodations in The cars, the train was again
started. A passage had to be forced through
drifts eight and ten feet deep, and even
where the snow did not exceed one foot In
depth, so hard was it packed that recourse
was had to shovelS before any advance could
be made. On Sunday the train had pene-
trated twenty-five miles. IN the mean time
the storm ragged with violence unprece-
denied, and when last heard from, on Tues
day night, the relief train was stuck fast In
the ever-accumulating snow, forty miles west
Of Sleeping Eye, and eighty miles short of
the suffering trackmen.
Yesterday morning the telegraph wires
were down west of st. Peter and the last
reports from Wenona in the afternoon state
that the wind had increased to 3 furious gale
For six days the storm has continaed With
undated fury. .... ...-..
The painful impression is created that the
men at the end of the track will starve before
relief reaches them. No supplies are known
to be accessible, for the line is being con-
structed in advance Of the Government sur
rey far into the country uninhabited save by
few squatters and sickly Indians.
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" EssEE.FssslAB EGMEN. u
&c

aa s M M M Ia
R.e aDas pa sess masan e, is so
MOTTO E.-The PASSENGER TRAIN
= y over this rontc vii be run daily for WEST
pos ~ teasept snadaygi; connecting on Tues
steaner = Il fo Jog Ral Is,sss
Philadelphia. New York; and all points Wess. 81
this line the passenger has . comfortable nights
TRAINS lsayo Richmond depes at stso P. n.
The rRElSi'I TgaIss III e ss g
O'Clock A. d.. for. Baltimore and al pofuts
North and West, and on Wednesdays and Fn-
aays, fgr local 4reiglts between Rlehmond and
Freight received daily, carefully handed, and
promptly forwarded. ss:
THROUGH ss e ,1tlng gi,en y ~ gsLnss
y; I. T4YLoR, General Ticketan Freight Aar,,i,
Richmond. -. - %. 80. no 70 :
CHESAPEAKE AND o HIO RAH3
sESsEa TR1iss IS VII leave Richmond a ss sel-
gao A. M.--MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs, connecting at Goflous-
VIE with the Orange, Alexandria aud Manassas
train for Washington a.id North, ard Lynchburg
Ias OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRAIN tescep.
Sunday for GcrdonsyiIle, arriving at aus p. q,
This train CONNECTS ut Gordopsyiue with the night
rcad for LYSGHBURe and WASH iSisToS.
Insough tickets. at low rates, sold TO all points
, stesrsgs TICKETS from Ltverpeel: Queenstown.
Rs nstsrdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, havre Rotterdam,
On this road can DO bought of the General Ticket
AEspt at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
Further information may be obtained at the Com.
pany's Offices. '&.
4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
LANES +. AErHERLAND, General Ticket Agant.
= -s---a
A. II = 4 II o. n
RICHMOND, August Ii, 1872.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
AZ ROAD.-on anda SUNDAY, August 18th,
= GOING WEST.
Train no. . tnrcugn passenger) leavrs Richmond
daily Except Sundayslsat 5:l0 A. ~; lsuyes Dan
vile at 1855 P. NJ; strives at Greensboro at $50
Train No. nynchhurg passenger leaves Rich
r.cnd daily at se5 A. ~; arrives al Lynchbarg at
rain No. 70 Through mail and expressl leaves
a' .'s P. 81; arrives at Greensboro daily at 1928
GOING EAST. 81
Train No. !. Through mail and cyprcssl leaves
Greensboro daily at a. ": leaves Danville daily
at 40 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at lea5
Train No. Through passenger) leayas Greens
boro' daily Except Sundays) at llie A. NJ; leaves
Danyilie at l:s2 P. NJ; arrives at Richmond 2ao
Train i No stLynshopg passenger s lea Lyncb
~; arrives at Richmond ut 3:lS p. N. 10.
Trains Nos. 8 and 10 connect az Greensboro with
trains on tho North Carolina railroad for all points
south. Etssl
leaving Raleigh at iis +. M connect at Greens5oro'
Train No. 8 connects at Burkeville with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
Lynchburg ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Rich
moDd at s:ss P. VI. daily Except SunLaysh arriving
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Departures NE STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-1'he Old ls#S
l. Dominion Steamship Conpanr's ele-=SEsassEsss
REID, will sail SUNDAY, November olth. Mt 10
o'clock 4. N. Freight received until SATURDAY
NIGHT.
Through bills of latllng signed and goods for.
warCed with dispatch 10 all points Forth, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; Storage, So; round-trip
tickets, ??0. For freight or passage. apply TO
JOHN w. WYATT. Agent.
no o3-lt No, 3 Governor gfrcer.
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RICH Il -
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-;;sfSsss:szs7isss
>TIIP LISE.-FoR PHlLApELPl1iIIbA, = pn dG G 7
: GPFFN composing this line, will leave Ken.
,nond every MONDAY and THUKSSDIAA,TT &c
O'Clock H.. aud Philadelphia every MEDSa SDAi
and SATURDAY at the same hour. alternately.
Frcigkts received daily Sundays excepted iOr III
parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey ara De Ga,s
also for Charleston, Savannah, ana Ne" or'e'iiA
and bills OF ladlng signed through,
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to PHILADELPHIA, incndnSS meals ns, ah'
stateroom, -. ". 4. i'ti' II =, hiSnnJ
No. 1925 Dock street, S!r!i!nuho. :
WILLIAM +. clyde & CO. Agents,
No, Il South WharTcs7
L.. q, ~ "a So--b nrharrcS PHILADELPHIA.
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RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1sT2
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS on this road will run Us foi.
lows: 80
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at s A. u.
and $50 J. NJ, aud leave Petersburg at Has A. n.
a FSRsEfiiahT TR AIMS, with passenger coach at:
tachetl. leave Richmond at A. NJ. and T. d., and
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINs win leave
Richmond aud Petersburg at 0 4. III. Returning.
leave Richmond and Petersburg ut +. ~, Instead
Of o'clock, as heretofore. 81 4.-.ag
The A. M. TRAIN viii not leave Richmond ON
Sundays. and the 1852. NJ. MAIL TRAIN and 7a5
A. N. fREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
Fare for single tickets. .................Sl Is
Fare for return tickets. ............t.... 90
/ Communication tickets can bc had vi the following
rates:
Fifty-trip tickets for....... ........,so 90
One-hundretAtrip tickets for. .".eo 90
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take inc 10? 4. 81.
DAILY TKAIN, and those from Norfolk VIII con-
meet at Petersburg with the lt:2s a. M. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Ilill will take the ego
and returning leave Richmond on the same days Ut
The re- AL TRAINS Will stop ouly at Chester and
The "A. ii. TRAIN viii conneet.at Petersburg
with the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
Ly p}mI Ih NY PALACE sLEEP1NG-cAR VIII
be attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
ION Ticket aud Freight Agent
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NOW Is THE TINE.

We have rccsntly returned from SeT York with
some very atrartyc additions 10 our stock Of FALL
| and WINTER GOODS and we invite all who are IN
search Of BARGAINS 10 give as call. No bats Ia
anything. We try to DO . sIIiare-np bus.nes, ana
our prccs whilst they win peueraliy he found lower
| than anywhere else In the city. VIII be found
uniform. g. L. BAEBEE q We. u.
M
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OFFICE OF PowuATAN STEAMBOAT CoMPANy,l
September 2lst 1872. !
TONSIGNEES OF FREIGHT ai%slIyga
~ by this line arc hereby notified that ssss s.
81 and after this date Ill freight arriving by their
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours after
arrival. will I've stored ut their risk and expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS ut o'clock \. NJ.
Sc ~ WILLIAM l.. BRETT. Agent.
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THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.

synod then engaged in services appropri-
= 10 the day, which had been appointed by
1o General Assembly It's Il day OF thanksgiv-
49,. nd prayer These services were very
., ."mn, consisting of singing. reading the
>.rj?iUrc> by Rev. J. L. Kirkpatrick. d, D..
i-t,yr ny Rev. ;. Il. Houston, aud addresses
y Rev, George u. Armstrong, d. D., Rev.
r. Atkinson, and Rev, G. Il. Vaughan. and
".rc closed with prayer by Rev. Or. Riddle
saI singing.
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JAMES RIVER s1'EAMBOATei9EUga
a -

L hnCi- III Il II y lEa-EDoh rchSSIEH-S
u COMPANY. - -
FOR NEW. ioRki PHILADELPnIA. BAL BAL
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS
ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mall steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain Z. {. CLIFFORD.
leaves conpanv's wharf, at ocketts for the above
ua,ned places on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS al o. =. NJ, and returns on Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons IL 4 o'clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, aad
New York.
rr-,n leaves City FONT for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer
Fare ~ New YORK %
Fare to Philadelphia. oU
Fare 10 baltimore. ...'''''..'.'..... w
Tickets ' on sale At iiXRBER s CO.'S EXPREss
and a:gage cilrci.rd through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk. Portsmouth,: Bos-
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa"
pcake hay. and al regular landings on James river
AZ REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from 4. NJ. Till 8 7. NJ.
Freight for way-laudpgs must he prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM, General Agent
Office. Company's wharf.
Branch office, corner Main and Ninth streets. lie !
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RICHMOND, RECONNAISSANCE ANpl
.E POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10, 1879. !
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mail trains on this road will run ia fois
lows sss e vi f. NJ ,.ss s7 .sssgst.gf tta s.ars
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, Leaves
Byrd-Street station 7. NJ.
VI. NIGHT NAIL, Gin rail- alone, leaves Byrd.
Street station s:.o 7: NJ Except on sundays.l
UP ACC0MMODA1lOE leaves, Broad-Strpet
station $40 P. II. Except on SundayS,)
DOWN DAY MAIL, rii rail aud steamer, ar
rlves ct Byrd-Street station ut l3a P. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone, arrives at
Byrd-Street station, 4.s0 A. 81. Except on Mon
days.
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Br,ad-Street station s:s7 a. NJ. Except on Sun
days1 f,..a +. T. u. MYERS,
te 10 General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

The report of the Trustees and Directors
g: Union Theological Seminary was read
md referred to the Committee on Theologi.
d >cliinarics.
Narratives on the state of religion, reports
= satisfies, reports Oh evangelistic labors.
aj ~ systematic bencvolcnce were called
a-. aud without being read were referred
. ih' committees on these subjects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

IN selecting place for the next meeting of
mod The following places were put in
d Hnation: Lexington and Staunton, Va,
t! Charleston, W. Va.
a. Altrr a discussion Of the subject by MeSSrS
1,rr. Brown, and others, Charleston was Sc
sr,,d by large majority, and Rev. Mr..
FaT was requested to suggest some appro-
fitc time.
l. vas made the order OF the day for 10
'Dock tomorrow to hear the report of the
oHmittcc (appcinted at the last synod on
ocular Education, and 10 hear Roy. r. Nell
wauc on suStrntauon Immediately after
.Q1lic worship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
DRY GOODS.

CtfrToNS. SHEETINGS. CASSTMEREs,
LISSEYS, FLASNELS, EASDKERCHIEFs,
SOCKS, TOWELS, LACES, MOTIONS. &c.
Rauieyar1j sEirts: a large stock OF Geuteipeas
Shirts aud Drawers ut JULIUS sYCLE,s.
as Broad street between Fourth ana Ftitn-
The following gentlemen are With me-: y. Dc.
Turner, w u! Powers, Johu n. Gary. George L.
.spby j. II. Christian. no 3slb
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATsTl
l. CO3iPASY'S GsereasEgzssSS
TRI-WEEKLY LINE

Tor NORFOLK, WILLIAMSON:
4 BURG. AND REGULAR LAND ssss1xa11sz
INGS ON JAMES R1TER.-The fast and cummo-
dions steamer PALIsADE. Captain CHARLES NEIL
SON, having been thoroughly overhaued. will re-
sumo her trips OCTOBER l4TH. leaving Richmond
for the above points every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY al 81 A. NJ.
iaasengers for Williamsburg land at Kings Mill
wharf.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted.
freight forwarded with dispatch. Train learcs City
Point for Petersburg on arrival OF steamer.
&C 70 d. II. ROGERS. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

HAVING RENTED MY STORE AMI,
4 Il sold my eudre stock OF fancy goods
and notions TO Mr.. E. T.. Granger, shall cier los
the next forty live days tlss balance OF my siocS
consisting Of 49, st.ss t-ts
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28
new SERIES No. n.

which they are nominated, and which
they accept and pledge themselves to
carry out, contains al our people ask
or wish. will say this mich, how
ever, Mr.. Greeley Is quite MS accepta-
bic ON the score Of record" to the
Southern people as Mr.: Adams, Judge
Davis or Mr.. Tru,nbuIl. They were
all Republicans and A',o1itionists in
their dny, and have snid offensive
things to ahd Of the South. OF them
all, however, Mr.. Greeley IN the only
one who, when the war was over, was
in favor Of its being over sure
eno,1gh," end nobly advocated uui-
versa1 amnesty md a kind and cons
siderate policy toward tile Suuth. I
believe him to be the best candidate
the convention could have chosen
He has never been q snenE.
His principles he has never con-
cea1ett. It is not what he was, but
what he is, We like him for what
he is. He suits us now, and we will
vote for him.
One word more, and / have done.
This is battle of Titans ih which
we are about to engage. An un-
scrupulous administration, such as
Gen'. Grants will use every means
to ptolong its existence. One ihstru-
mentality it win resort to, will be to
buy all the Democrats that can be-
bought, to go for straight" ticket,
and die in tie last ditch
All / have to say is, that such
Democrats will bear watching very
closely. All the roads from Greeley
lead to Grant.
Very respectfully,
p. .. HEBEnr.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

to stop crime is to stop
minals f: and we must do
olishing tho condition of
b generates rascals. For
Fher than reformation, is
iced. That is, from the
right models form the be-
% will society save itself
fate the world,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

nothing with being with
selves. We encourage one
nediocri.y. I nm always
he with men more excel
yself.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28
| y, proposes to do a good
| ;nstit,,ting n college for
.o,t about $500, 900.

neople would hut make
|reeable, and smile instead
in their virtue, how many
on to the good cause.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

b was sent to Mr.. Greeley
Ind, announcing that the
! State Committee had de-
kor Of his support, and that
Jon to Baltimore 60 there
1t il Greeley is rcpudiated.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

|, advancing in life whose
tt;uc softer, whose blood
lose brain quicker, whose
|eriuc into living peace.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

It West undertook to play
at the menagerie the other
lys he finds it mighty hard
(h his left hand, but that
is eye more than anything
bose was always a trouble
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

lboro. North Carolina, dis.
khe sentiment there is high
! to Greeley and Brown.
! ticket will sweep the old
like q whirlwind.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

Peter Myers, of Cherry Hill, 1n-
diana county, recently found a vein
Of iron ore ON bis farm, which be
has followed to the depth OF II feet,
and has not yet found the bottom.-
It is pronounced u good quality of
ore, and will doubtless prove a VAL
liable discovery, should tbs quantity
hold out.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

J. r. Young is said to have left
the New York Standard.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

J Greeley is elected Prcsi.
Union by the ass: stance Of
peoples votes, they will
prful friend, more SO than
ever been. They should
hat Greeley made the pub.
fnt in the North which
coln and gave them their