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~ANN-NSN @SA eAAS -
No a5,6a2.
DY NASH d IODGSON.-W. ]. HODGSOE.
~ A1etioneer-Oaiee No. Carondeet street.-9R.
SATURDAY, December 81, 1872, at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rotund8 of the st. Charles Hotel, by
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District
Court fer the parish of Orleans, dated November
H. 1872, docket No. IS 682 for account of the
succession of Henry W. Sarre, deceased, for par
tlfI9n at public auction. will be sold
e PhREE CERTAIN SQUARES or BLEFS OF
thereon situated in the Fourth and Sixth Districts
q ms cry and designated as squares Nos loo A.
Square No; $50 A is Of triangular form, and ia
bounded by Dupre Tor Ffth) and Upperline streets,
and - sN9dlylued INTO four lots, numbering from
Square No. 1850 B is also of triangular form and
is bounded by Sixth Tor Whitel Terpsichore and
Upperline streets and is also subdivided into four
lots, numbered from to 4, inclusive.
Square No l6l is OF an irregular form, and ia
bounded by Fifth Tor Dupreh Fourth Tor Gayoso1,
EuterDe, TerPsiChore and Upperine streets and
contains twenty lots, numbered from l to 90 in+
elusive.
The whole as per plan of A. De Armas surveyor
dated MareA 1871, and deposited as plan g in the
Office of Theodore Guyol. notary public to which
reference is made for full particulars as to de-
tailed measurements and boundaries.
Terms and Condi tons-The purchaser will assume
certain promissory note for S l61 "a, dated ApriE
l9, 1871 bearing eight per cent interest from date
until paid and due two years after date and secured
by mortgage on this property and for the balance
cash in United States treasury notes in addition to-
which the purchaser will assume all taxes for the
current year 1872
Act of sale before Joseph Cohn, notary, at the
purchasers expense, including the stamps.
nol7 % 50 der Il 81
ORLEANS SUGAR REFINERY,
Together with
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, ENGINES, MA
CHINERY, APPURTENANCES. ETC,
oforiag rare opportunity for profitable and
permanent investment, centrally located, and
ready for business.
Sold by order OF the United States District Court.
in the matter Of Messra, Paul Cook ( Co, bank
rupts, docket No ll13
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TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON RAMPANT
STREET, BETWEEN BARRACKS AND HOS
PITAL STREETS
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1858.
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TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 223 CHARITIES
STREET, BETWEEN DUMAINE AND ST.
PHILIP STREETS.
TIIREE.STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH IRON
VERANDA, ON ST. ANN STREET. BETWEEN
BURGUNDY AND RAMPART STREETS
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS,
ETC, AT AUCTION.
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHINE ARMANT, WIDOW
HONORE LAEDRBAUX.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgson.

THREE VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN
THE FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
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Parish Court of the Parish of st. James-No. =

POSITIVE AND UNRESBRvED SALE TO EFFECT
A PARTITION.
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FOR A PARTITION.
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Sold BY order OF the United States District Court,
in the matter of Messrs. Paul Cook Co., bank
rupts, docket No. ll13.
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POSITIVE AND UERESERvED SALE TO EFFECT
PARTITION.
ELEGANT AND COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, NO. 1856 BARRACKS STREET.
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Second District Court for the Parish of orleauE-
No. 81. $50.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. pei
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY ". sARRs. DEoEAsED.
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ORLEANS SUGAR REFINERY,

oGoriag rare opportunity for profitable and
permanent investment, centrally located, and
ready for business
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BY Vincent 6 Co.

STOCKS, SECURITIES AND JEwELRY.
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT GEDDEs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21

We feel deep regret over the unwise pro-
ceediDg which Rev. Mr.. Stack has taken.
We can only hope that the grace Of hunili-
", and the Lightly which Ne will again see1
his dnty, nay descend upon him. and res-
cue him from the deplorable evil into
which he has allowed himself to fati.
-Baltissors Mirror. s as -
The Catholic laymen Of Willinspors
have held . meeting at which rsselutionss
were adopted sndOrsing the course o.
Bishop O'Hara and depleriDg the SETON OF
Mr.. Stack. Amongst the resolutions adopt
ed were the following: ts@4
Resolved, That We, the members Of the
Church Of the Alnuncistion, being the
actual owners Of said church edihco, appcant q
committee to proceed from here and open 'eaf
church for religious ssrvices, ut all times or
dered by our Btshop.
Resolced, That We do NOT recognise the AGA
thority Of any man or body of men to close
our church and exclude MS from worshipinG
according to our religions teachinGs in opposi:.
tion 30 Tho expressed wish Of our beloved
Bishop. ss
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21

EopruNArE IR1sHMAN. The great
d;a A Weighing I54 carrots, which has
S %sy to aof England is furnished with
N; IN t iSse vail Of one Of the native huts q
Door Irish adventurer had received hosp,di
tality for the night, and Se'1 assrS sTS he
az AZ Sne Dne s examination, found it to proceed
f h, clump of the earth of which the wal,
vas built. OF course the clump was soon
Tetstshed by the visitor, and this new
Koh-i-noor, with many other smaner oi"'
monde. found within.
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PARu.-One Of the most serious accuse
lions against the regime Of Napoleon III,
Vac the lavish manner in which the peoples
money was spent on the luxurious deeorat.
IN az paris. Baron Haussmanns Project
~ The Seine, was the. Parisian Tweed In
artrayaoapce though NO charge OF pecu-
1stinn has been substsntiatea against the
0uondam genial host Of the Hotel:de- y1lle.
Il this respect republican simplicity seems
iisewi:e e Leon Or say Is one Of The most 40
complished officials Of the present sntevreg-
s..n.E vith an artistic and literary taste, a.
,vsii IA q highly respectable devotion to
moderate repub lieanism. He 10 inaugural
inr his tenure Of the perfeceure-an once
oniv Inferior to cabinet portfolio-by pro-
iact. harilly less elaborate and lavish than
were those of the indomitable baron him,
saIf Already the city has been restored
to much of its former splendor, and COT
respondent says that, we're It not Tor the
burnt down Tuileries, Hotel; de- ViIe; part
of Rue Roysle, and part of the Roe de Ri
" vo,i no visitor to Paris would believe that
half Of what 10 described has actually oc-
cnrrad within the past tweivemonth.
large. sized trees have been planted in the
Champs Elysees, to replace those cut on 6y
bombs and cannon-balls; many OF the
public edifices have been reoullt; ane az
as charming as in the days when Eugenie
might have been seen threading theil
paths. and the military faces Of the imperi'
al courtiers discerned among the gay
groaps that thronged them. NJ. say mas
too, a practical turn. He mas oeen maklnt
trials with street-paving, and has put dowi
an experimental pavement, consiating
alternate layers Of wooden pianks, tar ans
sand. on the Boulevard st. Michael; thu
fnllowipg out the idea of abolishlng stone
work altogether, which Napoleon rs sa.o 1 =
have done to get rid of the uneomfoftaoi
materials for possible revolutionary oarfl
cades. Seven new covered markets are II
process of construction in the faubourgs
the result of which is expected to be cheap
t. eninp of cash paid food. The police ar
stilI power in Paris, which tourists 9
least will be gratifed to learn ana Gu
markets, old and new, are to Dc conouc1e
nnder their rules" Whether the ne'
boulevards, projected but not co@piete
nv the princely Haussmann, are TO- DC cal
rfed out, is not yet determined. Inc 1ae
rsma;ps that, in all essentials to the piea'
ure- seeker, Paris is once more the orliisn
fascinating aud wicked siren of cities, an
Continental centre of fashion, dissipatio
and Iounging, and, ere very long, Al
Leon Say is allowed by radicals and BON
partists to retain his place, the psiac
themselves will be restored, and new teas
he held in the aotel-de-Ville, where bar'
Haussmann once SO gorgeously entertain;
the Grand Turk and the Gear OF ali q
Russias,
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sernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
go oRIRANs, SUNDAY. JANUARY II. ls'l
TIE WONDERFUL. RAIN.

Oh the rain. the wendssfel rein. a.. Mat,
Il cue es.. :ei !. sos showers md en:s in floods
81 Sssii iss ;. @:s.sow md dropping on plain.
Yanisg and arspping.
az Sg sss ,ssca .sa siiP Rpia. a
II ss1s from The olouds that aoat overhead.
Il falls ON the living. u dssps On the 800 a
, n fs sss is
give the Eain the wonderful IAN, T,.,n
iD assins md sissiiss.
Gieamisg and flashing,
give the wonderful rain.
INTO each nfe they ssy II VIII f:li !. ~
Fos q: 81:
Tsiiine on meadow, dropping on plain
slsppiss and I:pPiss:
Falls the wonderful raan-
Out I'm the raia cav . sweet child; .,.,,.a -
yonPE is s5, mn: & d. 4 sas
. e. Z a. :ss sssssas s;a
Kept dsoRping.
on H &c s sssae q 4. ehila in tho rain.
Out In the rain was . bss.stfal Girl
Her sky blue eyes and long na1en curl. s,,.
e. nd %.s OUT si IN Tie
o.. Ne tsFIible rain. shs cried a. N ,, .s1n'
So. e :1 Sis n Iii. ..rrls,. rain.
Thu child and the young, I said in my strife,
Are Al that's ont In the rain Of this lie,
WHOM 10 and behold! with looks torn ana gray,
An saed ono asked. please help me today.
Out In the rain, The powerful ram.
That fsllA ON meadow, drops en- plain,
The ssed one cried,
Dropped and died,
Died 6et In tho merciless rain.
sursay THE must b all, there can be NO more,
TO whom kindness and pity have clossd tho door.
Al st1one man moaned, and sighed again,
M heart Il broke BY The driving rain.
oh. the rain. the pttilssa rain,
That GAllo on meadow. drops ON PLAIN,
Heart broken,
Was spoken,
From OUT in tho rain, the pitiless rain.
Once more 70 ny vision cans mothsr with babe
Locked close to her1ro0et, ct resi- tIey ny,
At rest with shfUud. both weartnk tno same
Froesn TO death By tbs ffee1inR rain.
Tailin4 on meadow, dropping on plain,
In angular Wild
Mother ahd child
Breashsd their last prayer In thenessingrai
spsnaiuR the dark sky came . bcv q peace.
n nromian from Heaven tho rain oheu cease,
That never more shall sorrow or pain
Raaoh that heSght ehoge, whore thofo NO rain.
Oh tie rain, earth's drenchin9 rain
Eaihpg On meadow. dropping ON plain,
Como 70 ms, - bleSt,
IN Heaven there's rest,
Rest frsm cut this troublesome RAIN.
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A young wife in Troy cured sa, ne sro MuI home
at niaht by providing him with good din
ner and saying to him afterwards: George
If Won End q sweeter spot than our home,
describe it to me, aud will rival It II ore
in the attempt" A kiss and q few 1e"rS
completed the victory.
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Attention is directed to our special notice
column.
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property, and seeking ranfhAolrzliu:ast u
their safety and JhaRlpiness.
Section 36.-All property subject to
ltasaha sL6lKGg aAA aAp&I@ali6ssH
Each individual 9f society bus risht ~
a,sai Ss fSsssrsf4b Sss f bdRR bhhaS bhaS SSp4XgRl fo R
EhHeg ysaP aaa PT9RSfsy sSi sSo FY!lhg daftand1
is ss si aia .9ilsEl fl sElS9saS9s S9ysa9s theseS5ca
is1 nst hii lS shSss ss5y g Tbs exRa9psq R.s Ps1
eeetlon, and give his personnel f5fse: ,ff55si:s;E:o
| XRsss .Ess .Ess Esefz$pEEii, sF 4 % ssaseo &c u.
sssiYIa s TiYI Yaadlhl IS9asRR A8
post Tlii}RlsllS nliitR lSS aSr Rsrr BIN paiijys
tttss' tss cs9|gat2Sahs 81 ss2as 81 s bf
u IA HIS IiSW iii y,srpl
assembly ;Ptil S;fPthils RE2xslds Rs hAJa hA JIaqMdqSs;ssRi
SEa,5 tos% nna .S5SS SsS$u fS$$s
,,,Issss'a1 Iss'1ca -: ssl Hs IS gffVjEsl fdAAfae4hls
sfr nsa sR R5oyiiad g yhS Sr ~ s9ag agnPR tsf sufficient
Fs sS'sSy It's ldSRssi&lfso oaf 'As sistfsr
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sse sxsePtl Palgn X pa155Ssga4lsscy pT15s Is 1t eyyA sRal
iStHetiy y; Statc 81 tIf bsdh .pfota sne,
sS|'SS' ifS sSaIIIsaAilasx SIIIsA ilax ale!l he spi
aHicic e.gaasSs 1a11 prd, sa,
p6se dhnaa csRasl Il bc. e'sab, bnalcd Sa to sL
aic daa4flea ihss ssifpSSlf. pSSlf.,Is Il &! la u'aJ
bqa1ea ~ cS a SeaAifa aafh S5tdcd ,us t,a
Rlw tReicJ sta}tSShhSa1xs a1xsainst iSat 'iegisiltiys
ae rsasa.a ds swe iS ctohhfflcstly thffl sa nssert,
that there ,h1 6ofE fEit1Ssa itcsc aSiM Mich '.i s
hf8b ctaeda dretsl ~ Ii9Hfdi 9iHhfdiresctly 1l 1yilated
by this infcr,iai qfSslhae asiia iaw i''. q, "aa s
il 'tlhseiia hsiat tlSss kss'DRai 4, dissrass igSa
is nGt te5fs Ps|is, # S,t nst tier
lhmstitassesaees q ~ Il fsa'llHRoh llHRohay yBy sshbIish- b
I ing general license systaR1, sytaR1ihl iahl.d sNSII sucI,
) ffigaB Tsmdins'm tht peBple, thhfii 1csesdcd
Byotlidnf yl'%hiek ethh s5hi asBei donI'Ss I'siin IL
4hcndmeitaby eofe df fTiiaf f1naaffiiKcd 1naaffiiK I'll seiccsl T.
Lpisspusledlas n general election, aud in in
I'll such time the execution III 9s4th law Il
}niiHtgalr6bbihgh ,6aHiof Eiitht ff9perty fl2Spa n;
as. lro shasia Hishtto t"htqiiifGH a.df df1S poss Z
II sfss'nass oohtf4batihg 70 ms safety hndf sf,
hpnpiness'A',f1l'tl'at,' 'tlRaaf hs 1:aimilly.
1, The Question is14hit '@ht.hef tfe' A<;
sfmbly '.io 'rraldblte'l NTH pcdlIiifSitYti,qH
,Ett Et1onn2paAii's aaiee'ise,l'iNayii,t, &heshtr
E{ls'p'saee "fst,eil lay itiilitriiiF$Sf: is
lih9Icnt sipen' 'ahchafslits 'fc:aFFm Py The
l|Pfople, not being dclcgatdai' III t!is. Co4f1
! Est|tntiorb sWeitlilfikHie IS bit ihffiisc
1tIm}fhbOfrsdrse& rlshts;;h for ,tlif motley;
Pfoppse't TO 'he'ss' asll decIafef catII a
Is Syftion'af tie allteEtd be''f't, fsS ,f of
i|sa tlf siatoF ai,dtl'e oiily htahs Feiinitte;ll
4 ~ at5hfieenersthaA sseshbly' ih"fhs C6nftftii-
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EoaRithafdHXLNliJohn RbbinsetE .beos |
|ui T5ttnw yuri sWiTlit' BaHtereo yst'
E.aA Sales.--future Bi0u Betsersoli.s"''
yaFTqullernl Grosy NaM,Sancy.bib !iii'
ala EpS, Haater, ,GharlesGnllehlei ir@~
Ect AostsGqusa, RlGsuCannonls'l lou bib
|,ib StarryiGtpsslJrSsAlhgrgn al 1sh
Old Palmetto, a. NJ. S.sfidtpA siiliW
IrolPluc Plah,e,}E CiaoEillaessd p"f" !.
tthRetMis h!LGs HiB! Lugarexns '9ns,saa
White Rtaf.J J5hn1:Anllesl"sataI''sh
lsz alrsaieniels,H ,tlEllie stekcsl ,lisW"
G.,L. Salleyss'.il Ani7het 81
v,Rqkeef.Wellingtinl JUN. Phtassk. ~
osp Dorchester, ]. J.GLt&hses1'l end a's' -
q! Raaufont, -.JanaeslSi hicswardaa 'road
i,e1vashpe.tGcd.R. sofims.sn' oatHs n"'
rn.Ip pd,lmfcld. Ds FnNEo,ne.'d nd' 7ssH
ehBlack RlumG HaaAG. Retsch!' 81 "a
Down Hill. IL I4AIniref.' .R"r s'di'
,EApa Holesy Ds AABowycl:lim> 'i
70, g :Es 81, {, Esae. & dbhpt,sIr-I!oEapkie
l4 ~ me- fstSgiySd ST a h 'he fact that Aisrsuto.c
eni$prIiss rise, w;'i 81 .q%bppoSiVpS tqthsaemmuni
d,,|i has IS susPcplNIed tho leFeeEoa,iof
store ,,9., on t,c C9gurt lIauss Hqparc ,dypct
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YIN tiifS leselt is liSs}0He} !tlCEA@ IA
Esisns nd, to to
dnfray thcexpcnsts6f tfe State, together
a1sEh the capitatinn tax, was enacted the
samesdHy MS thisslicelTsc llw, and is from
ihaHePnrateAact. :GhoitoRstltiiti0h, iit.
.4lrires that 1T shall be sufficient. WsRe'
then can be the desigl1of this geacral
|MGRsA aea wh;,ai aeAa6@tA.s 4 I'D i$S6 i$f9S6dksy & lo,l
tle use 9t lhe State,@s already leg;s!s and
ign Fss provided tat?
My My discourage HSi entcrpgise BY
snd9 lsh ana sah ShtrpsHe HSy snefsSss s sbX
ffits?' WHY tax The ,Fp}nsee ! e,pploymqnt
aAerenty Yssk il ip ,I9fRte ,dI9fterept g lpcplttf some
instaqlcss alFl bIin in sotlGef awR
Mssi iYsshtisall sas liSSSffy uAasr simi-
be{pa m aIHi5 rsA} bHs sgpi 1sa ao ined ytii
LlyoMMh NJ XIV %Yp2sGnrEioasi 2sni SlNa pa Fl4e off
GERS IN one ftSm bft and Via IL 9Hg9ti4sB 9Hgt sB
,d, sa@d dqy G3y t||Y ||YS!ah !hfm y pen sdjf 5alrres
ipaSaE ilns ittsr STp Te lube IVY paaNsY from thf
awrIstenfonStltq'ipn ass ,n G aH4 IL 81 pPi'ifa a
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kaHgi sil5 asities & 'fft'iisff'HlEWi'c,
sxlSd dH%,S @ lEsaS. sHtF stKa Ka''u.
,IssIii bSs-s itnp4I ihf:sstHiatef'''ii%I'ttahs
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iassiSl Dis I hf| hf|nE,teea Pll ''DspgOlHaitpp'a ht
''tctsT5 'sISlT4 pH4l'hs NH' spaps .Rs9Plc I"hitho
gown ana county. AS We SAID m last meH ~
fS;a ,assi .,aas \ ppsl, 'tafi' li's.he
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4 tlSIa lIa Hiaisltl.H fYrIFlasiNA'@ alSp''coll- !
.' a ssIa assssIaa =. : I,'1;'i ~ .ne aEfasD " pea''fS
tha t,h.a fiH HHr NN,ln ,, 'M'sl! ssaee
t. hhSI iS"St ~ G".pusAsoo F'.kp's''ls 40
EssaaSf a isR; 5s HHFs. aa''''a ah'.a
.nsr Iss ~ u rIysf7 ,I'; ''''ions ''''s
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taken place in his household in tile last
fis iiIftIe Boy, Edgar
teW qAs,ff Rcslsf .bauiihgx 9'cHM Il.
NJ, OF pnslltpa'bsd;ssdithelag. Of Is
months pnp q fwa tlsysv Ihst,eepest
s,ympatlfy of the spm,hunisy is Will, the
IS tesaPtaip apsi 1'ia alnily, hsahaxrbean MI
usNsi.afiirtior. IA
.ssaAulallR 4 RfI|eI66gs: R|aesI}6R6g " Safa
Rev. W.SJsusnaatnthussa,,h min
sat4GsEs.tr'ab Ginasacsteass hpiltl MeeA,hlsA
fimlaksSasis wlr.tSyn, ssnla 'iaistbraRiSAhis-
Ion, the tltists s'saisssliessh asStiissap,telp
The Presbyterian Church has been kind.
Is pu, At Tia 'usssta's5arssfoud German
tuthcnaFs-,lnd their l,pst, there being
no Prcshytyfiafaae ees saaiRt d.,y. III,
,BsiiaF5sMh 5sh Y ssn, h.
iirmh,is% . > d 4. s.piSssI$n,f SiS!ss
h'sw M al'sa saitfiii ais'f al sai ti,;s M
cuafsns af!sans.s Elyls2fttA Elyls2fttA lssiSssslrsrs
~s, Ssu,i an.a,i,4la-sa san k.A,ss svsii .'dt
THE DISTRICT goNFERERrt.sE. ~
''lea aPerihfhss Zig <el4pi, HH siHl & M sm oyanxsImrs
EpF.fItrllfats PHI llas 4elhlpaiss nuferaucs sAillalas
lpfeached by kcv.J: M..z.mmeuiman in
,tnc MetiuaGksAsGhurtEh ,lnoa l'ThiitalalyIh
|cNstn5':Si the ath ins,.pl4 .il ,sa se1a,i. l,A
II The District Conference will e6nyene
lfniA.o,chulahA ei' saswktaiinbri i:,sssht II " |.
f,'aioeu sal,ahoi}" isn ss1sss%:fe sss%fe l'-, .tJ
rivdSh' lTl 'aGaf la ss;iiiI asi,,iI The h
close Of the meeting.
rbbastf itfh5ii Wii btp btpli;i,t! i;io,t!,,t,, q, r q =,
hc sabbbbi Nil, arr,pr;.,rsa,x, y' r. .. n ~,
| erclsGs airt an n.t,trrss from til !. I,iu,sh,
Ahiahiiqthapsrn Observation-Disclosures
tFon VIA .s;sa:ss sStsnass 4 isp Int hpaas,,l0ia
sc'sraI congregations, thro,lsl,, tl.eii,,te.s
,slastiSslehl,rS na; ;Elna rNsrefsrs p,dsisiss
tp lM of ungs,talpintepats sd, d,is b ','s%''s'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-10
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Yesterday ~ rRin ,.li.t New York CLAIMS
q have The 4. 1iYst s hAIn MY pqqyys lix,gis
t'nvin:Sborn acra:ts:n III iorty three ycnrs.
\ AlaronN County dispatches til. clpin .Sip,,
ri >saa, ,s'ta,e wls6 Has ' bdcnT nT'a SlaassSn:
yS,IsplAslR onaAsU Nt. ,b ia,Y'Ia1 NJ
.I4ia a,ity, ,tlaii s,yd the1i ipii iaif 1ielina.h
That LoAsv iibwadffTiilac Tiilacnii,r:ss, + EACH uahi, y,
YIlcr than the oldest mcntinn; L, "'' ~,
4 lllomr'b. .'~l!"D D1atT,, tS.thiaInils;s
'Wqs qsraisadiMay 7.lsiI1r. saupsl if,a,,r, ife,r,y h'''
Dickson, April, lnsH' Isl .johan, IL ,'iiT ihii i',s,s
lii lesausaas ,lSaj; Rtts.i .i.aidn II. l.5ii liz.
tiJune 1S34!naur"s ,'iqs''a.n 5'Es'S ~ a''l
H' lan,ant i,asg :R2RpWab betlSFarssaiatr,l r
hW .tliI i'll"w "d' 81 itisIiifi,I,sA.Mas" Il. ~
E'trhc abaeaiWsalH, llsstIM llSstsn
Copri.,,..iGil iubswcf1 1us,, that wts tsis ass !,
ahy kca .tasesIf:Y'e.er Row. M,a asiii iigss :" :
&lIialive fiiis al oaf afSffaSe s9aass'iianaMd 9as inad NJ
Nasoi sHpfsuseaaf sils tth1sse,,utlntty th1s lntSt ts
'hc4 ma atlB,rssf s 8Sss tllrs.. ss.' fs:rIt ~
lef if he t3asil 'GiIe yn hss be beiSsfiliq Vii
1tsl yea IS 6f age sil6t., i,
ss5 i,slieve,stilpa al aaar l.siS. ''a 81 ''a
'dt:an siywiiefis Bait tigis?d 1a,a n'sd II
)i' T. .s..sR+a4AAA- s+sssd IL ii son hiuoi
rsG bIins I ,saGs4aNGE9saasaaa I'd 500 binm
7 wejcalLnttiatiul, stafl'o sRansc cami m.i1fsE :"
hSAthool a,lycrtisssin nsentofy .: IS g1itapGE "
wa,,lss'laa tOsiRs ass slfsgeii.sffb fbasfs Swlnls
ahey have befoIacsatlii seia,o 4aastfsis s4ad'oss
,ada Cihssirals les Da 5saesssa edo sFaas1 aa a'isi
!" TlbiEastor laslsiays alaae Miithss ana is'
,weekao MrslaIass~8RsBS 4 m Ideaaihc sftar ''
attktlrises asaehRy 81 sIGRsv ~
fthts next, and bcgs a continuation ofSa''
'patrohage asas6c dg'Sr Lis siaa,spI" "
Giiiel,tlsa wi,osatsifSaHo fgifqe shaifA Asanyr1s
carefully instructed for business or prsesyf -
,tcssiohatipafsaits RJpes ,Egl4 4iaiafsae sftt
fine show Of youthfagSttiligehees ea.yssss aIi'
'summJresamiiisii6df, ieh swiiiibcpab. ]"
,Rcand at tlccseadsdtife Ysssys ~ oaii bI III
biris ,nu ~ = 4sass ,GapT'
Booth yopel'Sfa ast alaB'iex taa,
ths @ chsTlSsats0plo sGlsyslo Ssaaf ef Mkasle for NJ i
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