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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IW y HNIINVnTf
RS AND E.AtX DIVISION.


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE WAIr Gap. Suoahurg Scranton,
Din. rnia STacus sud Otgego WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS.
Depos IN New York loot Of Bscy. and foot Of Chrsophert
hhEh ARRANGEMENTS. MONDAY. July 1872.
$40 BROAD GAUGE EXPkEss TRAIN Boonon Banoh,
directly through from HeEisk Einch Syracuse ard o.
Waterloo An Sussex H. aud az Scranton with L. aad b. L. II for
Kingston, Nilkcslisrre. Pt'-0n Sc.
m. EXPRESS MAIL RAIN Denvie with
Branch Dover with Chester Blch Waterloo
AndoTe and Newton II Washington With ihe H. and w. r.
Water Gap sousbng Scranton Great Bead Bngham,On
and OsSego aud Al hpug with sasque aud
Iehgh ' aley Y. r. FOR I'll points those roads
1880 PHlLLPSBURG EXPRESS Newark, Madison.
horopn and late st4on Waterloo With SUSSEX
Phphurg With Del r. Belylere Lfhrh
and r. X Legh valley H. for Bethlehem Aon-
Msuch Chunk. Nilkes1Enc, Reaing ana Harrisburg
l:20 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Patterson and
Boon,on directly through Scranton aud BIZ ghamion without
change " ers stopping 90 so's Connecting Dover vita
Chc.ter Il. X. end al Waterloo with SUSSEX Il. r.
3:40p PHiILPsBURG EXPRESS al Dover with Ches
T. r., at Waterloo with f. r. phrsbng
hgh and Susr uehanra r. r., Dld Irgh VALLEY r. Behhem
Allentown Reading. Harrisburg, and The West
400 HACKErTSIOWN EXPRESS connects Chester r. r.
and sh Susser 4 r. for Andoscr, Newton. aud Franklin.
500 DOVER EXPRESS.
For MoeRIsTOwN 7lJ 99 100, 1900 m $780, $40 i:o
For sUiMTr 7: 49, &o 1910 aad ll:OOA H. 2:9O $40
U. and B:] D. m
Por ORANGE ini SOUTH ORANGE IT'S ~ o0 go 1o:lo
and 1870 $40 $780, $50, 49, 1850 $40 6OG 7;00,8D 9l1,
For EEWARK at 75 7.3O 40 $50 go $40, 1910, 1910
1l.Oo aad 1900 NJ. .0 300 '3l $50, $40 $50, '2j,
l30 $50 $40 eco SEQ 100, $500 $780, 9.l5 2UO
Trans markell stop at East Newark.
Leave HerYors for BLOOMFIELD aul MOSTCLAIR at 1855
$50 and 1910 aud 200 3:lO $40 SEQ $40 ard a:J
A. REASONER Superintendent
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CITY bank Stocks sold as follows: Bank OF Common-
wealth, Sc Bank OF State Of NeWYOr, Ill, and Cont
mental, OF. The DDS were
loWine were Ia bIls:

There was only a limited business in railroad bonds,
prices being steadily held Union Pacific Frss sold at
sotasot; Income SIS. and Fourtns % Erie at 20 The FOL
t1t, al
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK RxcHAyGE-FrRer CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ
,s.., S1ts Of GOEtr.tstsnt bSpU
lkVlJ l.. :. J.lU Reg l5.......lit[I
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Geatbers.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIE UtIOWS
OFFCES Nos Tnrc jnisi 55 Vest l"euty-tllri'
st., up p m, a. regular Office rates
80 mer. School Institute IA Bond-st, supplies
"A schools and with reliable Teachers Teachers Fahi1g
portions should have Application Porn. W. schcmbofl Ac,1aff
An experienced TEACHER wishes an en-
"A gagemcht Tor years NeNiork City California preferred
Address H., Box 5i5, stamford, Conn.
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6teamboaIs ano NalLroa00.

ALBANY and TROY BY Day Line Boats
"A G. ymBARD AMI DANIEL D3E% tCommeaeaF. NJ "a.
s Yonkers Tar AID N,aS % y-5oa fofeePs- hls'
beck Tivrh, Ca'ssIl ,ad iiu...I
Day, ST.
Connecting for 81 points West snt North.
eneGsl trsiDs "a san TOGt snd SHARON evening.
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DENNsYLvANlA RAILROAD, UNITED

DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD, UNITED
III RAILROADS OF s. DiyslOS-From foot Of Dbsbkossk ny
sT snd flom loot u CORTLANDTsTf WkSr PHILADELPHIA
AT 500 ami 9Ji m, 1880 EoO 50p 6:JD', HJ. M ~
night For Philadelphia via CindsI and NJ for az
MORE WASHINGTON and THE WEST vi. bsltmore, svo
Eor the SOUTH 800 a aud siO p m ral-
Palace Baltimore and Washington daily on ~ ~ usn
without ehsnge for the WEST, via Pennsy'ana m
600 snd $50. Paln.n Pases ears are sschel 70 s
through keNYort n Psburgh chicago ana LouS
vs without change Pa,n Palace are seh. s oioo
daily and hfoash Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Leu'e aud 81
Louis, sthoa change Pullman Palace attached TO the ESQ
and through from Sesieri 10 Pittsburgh Fort wayne and
Chicago without ehsng Tss for sale At foot OF pebossss not
s4 Broadway i'pAil isls sa.et Jsly t1
A. !. CAsbAJT GsSJ hsaAgsA W.JACknoN, oesi sspt
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IRE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
u Trains taking fleet J1ne H. S2 From Chaner.L Depot (!or
Twenty third-si. Io'e helowl
3 A. m.-Cncnu,u and CIicaso Day Express Drawing Room
Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and Sleeping Coaches
in-Eipre, Nail Tor Bas'lo aal Niagara Pals Drawing.
$3.50 D. Night Express Sleeping Coaches Buffalo and Niagara
700 D. ~ y) Cincinnati and Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati, Ba4o Niagara Fails ana tbeace
For Port JEWS 900 600 no. ard 'lLls H. $50 $50 and 200
For Goshen and Midtown @ 800 $780, llcO and 'll.lS IN,
Tor Warvick 500 n 90 AMI fll:l5 m. $50 y n.
For Scvbrg1, tJ) 800. and lloj M, @ $50 aad 800
For sufn 1880 500 fe Hoo 'Ji:l5 $3.50, 4:OO, 500
$50. $50. i6:S, 800 and ~ D. 10. .....
1900 HEB me- 3:3 80 ;.J GOO go ;A ant 'l;3l P
For Piterson C:i5 f:u 80 tJl 'u. l.J1 4ltJ 1900
m sE45 $50 500 200, @l5 @ ': 6 100 9:l5, 'll:O
20, Rutb-ra PORK and P,.,- s.s 49, $780, 1880 HOO
M, NJ 'l;5, $780, 500 SIS, Co. 'o:J s5 and ~
FoT el.usses al Way s:oo Sis M '5 m leo AGO 500,
60l and tD T., st s.t.rl- olit u lislt 80 IA -oo
- son hi AMI .urisls oniy no rfis.it
Tor sping vac. and Way 500 GlJ 1873 end 300 ~, 00 Ef,
500 sud 600 ?. and sIria's only, i;D o. night - o
a. 800 ljj $40, il3, Ei5, 50 t.Si
For Crrss a. 500 rs. 900 $780, Jl3, E3 $50, 6J) and
si.i5 q. m. Saturday, oui-, l-n n.gtI - 49, . -. -.
ror Upper Penlont ., - y M i'' Eio, t't' o''V w.
ana I7.s5 p Co. SATURDAYS orl7 D. ralrighI 49, 90 81.
for III, mont q q s - ani lJO if9 f3:Ji
go aal e g. p n salr1 o b. min 3aI - t,, t, ,.,.
Iwrah st j. minutes -trll rl -5osc time The me- l4'JJ
D tu and IL ndr. rains ron '.hambeust only
B-faua on ~ r. Of :. having Chsmberst on Guar.
Ter hours leave Treutri- 81 Minute, earlier asn above time
Tcseis for pltsag sl1 .s ~ 10 D'aslns ho.u ana
sg-sre NAV be ne COfpaus of'eil 49, mi Ss Broad
VA; Court Broolyu Montgme g. jersey Cyi at the Com
Psrys Dc pots, ani Of agents - me Pl notes ,,,,
joins y. ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Aga
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NEw:Y0RKAXD NEW,HAy EN- RA Nh e a

- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT tOhMbNNinb JUL - i''f
Entrance i~tutg-seyentlst
TRAINS LEAVE SEW-IORK
Tor N4s.H1ycn (Il, ilJJ nj l25 (ELh (EI) 3d.
For Bas .eG T. gi) llD nj 1915 Ell Er). oi'
IT, Niri ,1l stslor T. H. % a. M 3. 45l and $50
For Farieh Southport, AID WePor >, l;Jl nj $40 4Jo
Tr Sdth yorvalE T. r) 1o m; IRIS (EL (ELl &45
s:9O (Er1 5.1l. 6;3l, and u,rl p. . -.
F0f Dancu T. O. lao u. 3i3 $50 9D dti5V ~ ~. q
Por stanford tE1 - 10 no M Z:l2 iEr 4;l' thhl
AIS SU iErl as, 49, 5.j5. $50. 1J lELl g.
Fr ensh an intermediate Stations, y 10 Il:lO nj Zil'i
3.t5 4: IS. $50 5:55 $50, ilj p m.
Sunday Mail Train leaves went Int's NeN'ioh Z" " H. "i
Boston, via both SpnhIieN Line 800 shore l.le
-' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via sphugdei m; and p III
For Boston. via shore Line is:i', p n: a,,ss,
For Newport, aad 1913 No. TO WEXFORD Landing con
me- NJ WITH steamer Eous Narrlgaus. Bay. -, .
For Connecticut Railroad lI:iS D. M to "feenhea
NJ to Montreal sui White Mo1aains
~ uartfori Pforc- aud FshkD Railroad, l2:l5
For shore Line Railway NorNeh and frolce lI;'
? u aud Norwich 40 m, to Conn hfe ana p H.
For Connecticut VALLEY Railroad, T. m aud p M ~,
For Ncgayen AMI Northampton Railroad mi D. M to North
mp,on and WILLIAMSBURG $500. 10. al t.t. r.,
Q. AMI y. NJ
For Naugauck Railroad A. and 4;J p m 70 NateInuf;
Tor Daa5uy and Norsak Rnii' o. aud a. M KID S0l
$50 Pm. - -, ,-rp ID a An
Shepsug valley Railroad Dluouy "H' -'0'A ~ ~
Pa, Sew Csna,n Railroad m e;l5. $3.50 and $50 .
Cpmoous s~puscs attached TO p m tram ana aso 70
either line DaSuSroOA aAS"ei =" wv
NJ, l2:l5 aud p N trains -. 81, - AT. - q,
Passenger procure point reached over this road a.
the Dcpo NewYok and NeEayen X k cor
~ ami Pourthaye the os OF the Newlor lrsnser 20
fDed Etpress ga Broadway and No Court booAyni
b suitable notice. have their baggage called O ana
CON ' nv. 5ep,e 10 destination. JAMES II. HOYT supt
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SECOND BOARD.


SGes NJ GOrfTnmsHt boHt'
Il. Colpn... G5 ooO q. = S2p Con is....ll5
JOI O.. s. 80 Goa 90 n. O'c.IH.I
4OuJ....s...ss...............ll.
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yus,rutttOn YA0chJA

NEW PATTI ACADEMY. New Palts,,
" uL,,, Co reopeus sepeAsr TO- ffteas' Boanf
School S sSs .s ,Sf'S S b. Il Bi1scaE
NTAZARETH HALL.-B0ARDING SCHOOL
II Tor BoTs at Nazareth Northampton Co.. rem.
NTFSUANIC Institute for bOys,at Neslanle, Nd,
DREAD COLLEGIATE INSTIIU ~,
PnR YoSG LADIES Worcester Macs Next 'chooi year be-
Sept H. 1874 Send f0F HAsIs l. GREENE NJ, Principal,
nUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, Nos 4S7, $50
IL and FhaeTeq ole5, MDsI bsD, Sr Vii N he ~ c
students o tS q iSs ds Thsre 'n Element
s S esS1,,eS so aSg,I@ 1s,s ,'s o
eGs and Is1aa. % Gif IL 0 se cc o. s
special attention also given to Nue. DnFns and fsnss 5
s slSa 1 may &c sb board sod he c Tor ee.
----- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
DICHMOND HILL SEMINARY
Location heaifal and bcsapiu ayagt's o eteuyh
T fa3,l,Sa Re SaSs' ai Ioas island -
DURAL HOME SCHOOL, Sharon, Conn
IL Eo P9g from to a years Of age fSar 9o1n @
CT JOSEPH's ACADEMY,
y PoR YOUNG LADIES
se. will be resumed on Sept Baar and tuition in Ereah and
French $780, For further plfiealA appy As above
Coward INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Florida,
- Orange Co. n Ys3 mo ssts) PAYS for board glloa
washing el fsh te &c. in this 9;,qos SnP Pn Of
Hon VIM. II. SEWARD Pres.
THE NEWYORK CONSERVATORY of
las REMOVED TO No. 8 RisT F0URrEESrITsrr
NEAR FIFTu-AVB., . 49,, ,,o,,-o.s
THE FALL sFASON COMMENCES MONDAY skFt III
OFFICES ARE NOW OPEN for he reception oi gl. h,
BROOKLYN BRANCH,
| No. Ioa, lO. and los courist, near state
rVHE DE GARAl0 INSTITUTE offers unusual
advantages for and Girls. reasonable rais 70 acquire
Practical Education For CATALOGUES H. ai 81 D dAsN9 5nssse
| VNREMONT SEMINARY-A boarding and
Uav School YOUNG LADIES and CHlLpktN ran Terra
commences September Apply or address a. above tmont west
| chester County n !.
TREEMOUNT SEMINARY, NOrristOwn, Pa,
for Young and boTs Terms SOS per year -hA'n
scholastic year commences Sept JOIN w L0CH PRINCIPAL
! VASSAR COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie, n. Y
ths WOIL One million do
Lars Invested Fall collegiate every department. With accom-
lhei professors. and cabinets and apparel complete Sl P
comfortable home Terms 500 per annum
covering all uol, bon ue Hight and washing hoeI
except Tor separate instruction IN AIic fIGIg ana h!hE
| Send for catalogue '" H. DEANi b'bhuah
| Fail session opens Sept H.
| WALNUT HILL SCHOOL, Geneva, n. Y
w 6rsi-cass Boarding School o BoyG NEXT fhM opens
SEPT Terms 800 Circulars vii le s'n 70 nose re-
| string Information lhD'Ao ~ n-Lp.
| NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
| Z A BOARDiNG SCHOOL
FOX making boys lntell gent. healthy, Christian MLH
ESTABLISHED 1884.
| Earnest teachirr. Common management
BENJAMIN MASON, BOX No. Ga ionkers '. Y.
| EOR SALE-COMM CITY COLLEGE,
4 viii fu lease, aud cheap rent splendid location
and established reputation Address JANIS BERGER Station D.
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Crcnrslon5.

EXCURSION.-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy,
and CHEAP EXCURSION snl along kokasaT Baeh Tor miles
IN he SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD ID Dot f TO eoy IT, iials
e,ve Roosevelt and Gust e.s aad lJ NJ AM T. tni -
=. ~ = returning IN good season
IRAND EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND.
" Tie new anil n steamer GEN. sErdNICK leaves &cgloif
Tor CONEY Isl lSD EVERY DAY ts ,iIFs:
Christ,pher-st oils r. M Pier4 y r. 80 r. ~
Chiisto1her.s., u nooni Pier 4, " X, l,.' r. n
Chisi11her-st, . p. Pier T. N. r., s:l5 2. Ia
Extra Trp from Per4. y. r., p
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In sson Astronomical contents Of an Almanac gives
A. ,uor1ug Political and Statistical information:
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLIsT CONGRESS.
pRoCLlMATIoNs ON NEUTRALITY AND FENIAHIsA
ACT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
aRPRHBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1871.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF HE L. S. FOR ls7L
EUMBER OF PoST-oPPICEs IN 1870 AND 1871.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION OF STATES COUNTIES. PROM lslo TO 1870
POPULATION OF The PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE S.
POPULATION OF THBU. s. AND TERRITORIES 1880 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET SUPREME
coURT-hINIsTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS.
PORTYsECOND COsGRRSS-P0LITICALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIID CONGRESS-
STATES or THE UNION POPULATION, CAPITALS Gov
EREoRs Go-CoSGRESsIONAL APPORTlOENENT.
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELEC-
gIOEs HELD IN 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND re, ke
sod By Booksellers and Eevs3eierL Price go Cents fora
Dollar. postpaid address THE TRIBUNE n Y
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NETWORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-

NEW-NIKk MIDLAND NAILF
IFRsRY DIVISION PASSENGER Drpou in Negfof foot Of
Corsndt and Desbosses Freight reeyd al Fer J'i Norm
pi,s, md Penu,rlysuia Railroad DEPOT jersey CITY.
TINE OF TRAINS LEAVING SB"lohh,
Adopted July ], 1872
- w.y t-,in for Bloom ngbugh intermediate stations
81 mIrpr..s IN. for Eenyie. Liberty Falls and intermediate
stations. ,--,.,. - ,.rn.5i,,. ,,.tor.
m-Wsy train Wortendrte and intermediate stations
m-Way train for Mddetown aud intermediate stations
IJ m-EIpre train Tor Haetenacf Pserson "oi'enuI,e'
rr,nllia Mlddletonn Eenvile and Liberty Fails.
$40 m-Way train fer Beomngose ana lntermsdate suona
sio m-Way train woendyfe and intermediate stations
RETtRNSG-Les,e Eenvi., Sass $50 NJ srnve In NeT
York O:O $40 lsaVe Liberty ta'r soo M snl
~ arrive On Eew-YOrk 1910 9:lO Leave MdheioNn
:; m and A. m l:5g aud p arrive 10 Neriork p;4O
. H. WV ' " JOHN BRADLEY,
w. wxyn supt New-Jersy Division.
G,ps,ai Ticket
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Fisk & Hatch report at 4p. n

In Southern State securities, New July South Caronaa
were steady at 2o02oi, and October at 27 There
firm tone to Missouri Common ca, but Hannibal and st. 10
sepk Issue sold az 92lM02 TAe following Mera The hls
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The day's transactions at the u e. suD-i'easui' Gun"
prised:
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EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
H WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1872 will eoe,aip every number
carefully prepared articles the Climate Soil ProduA hnerss
advantages u Ea Tenues which
fuJ called The sw.ssrand Of the South" These articles prepared
egpsss 10 disseminate fs for the Information Of psrsons looking
Seal I HeDs AHSs Cosspohdeaf will be saTsfuy prepared
pabsbse i cheapest and mos reliable
issSsss sds,ss II psSIIsIs bULf RCkI KRssus Tsss
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~ hhAf NAhAN MHAAAH1
Union Ex.....,. -!
~ Adams ET... VT
oO........s.s.s.ss Sii
0J.ss.........sss. ~
l2) American Ne.
Union EIyress...
b. G.. ........... ~
100 Mariposa Mig
Preferred ....... p
800 C0nsOru CO9loi
haFJlsEd. ~
Nlo...s...s...s.s. -
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60 tleY n Pitts
Railroad gasE ~
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07
that watched him. He was diligent to


serve God even in jail, or on a wreck.
.''He never looked backward, he never
thought of himself he was always ready
to lend hand, and he was not afraid to
die TO live is Christ" Every year
added to his stature, and wrought out IN
him the mind and spirit, and on him the
likeness of his Lord. But life did not
satisfy him. II could not His soul was
too large for this world; he had exhausted
life, and his purpose was not fulfilled.
He wanted to ''see him as lie is, and be
satisfied" Between him and his wish
was death; so he said: ITO me, to die Is
gain
That, then, is the use of our days-to
fit Us for such living and dying as that
l ask, then, that you, in your plan, ar
range TO include all the facts youth and
age, success and failure, life and death,
the life that now is and the life that is to
come. Place your ideal SO high that you
will need to die to reach it: then you will
have something to die for, and eternity
will be ot Use to you. Take your priv
lege and necessity as an immortal soul,
ana let the thought OF what you are rouse
you to iecome what you ought. so lnay
We never lift up the the lament: ''Wo unto
US, for the day goeth away, the shadows OF
the evening are stretched out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

Manleson will have a pension, and that
Harry will get nomination, and when il
comes to competitive examination, within
certain limits, I'll back him. Meantime,
father and son and daughter are settling
down to their relationship, and Harry has
been relieved of nightmare 1t was this;
lie fancied that the man-slnce dead, by the
bye-who committed the CRIME his father
which he had accepted, and one evening.
Man the three were together, he owned
that his suspicious made him wretched.
silly! cried Susan; why OF course, Nh
ANONYMOUS was papa!
rs that fact, father!
"Susan is right, my boy
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The Vicksburg .Ne,rs of the fifth saws:

T-IT ~. - ~ 9 -.
When the circus boat containing DR..
Backenstose's company arrived here last
Sunday. It bore the sick and PROSTATE form
of Harry c. Emmett, an attache OF the
troupe. who had been seized with illness Oh
the passage here. and upon arrival wa, at
once trans tcrrcd To the hospital, DR.. White
head was called for, to attend the sick man.
AT Lake Providence. and came with him
Lerc.
Mr. Emmett being a member of the |. O.
0. f., Ii, CASE was reported to Macon lodg re
Of this city. and tie attention of the breth-
rem given him. but he died yesterday NOM
ing al Eight o'clock. He belonged to Ian
sing lodge, No. 800, Wayerly, and lis body
was carefully and tcnderlv prepared and
shipped yesterday to his father at Chilli
cothr. Ohio, III obedience to a request. The
family of the deceased is said to be highly
respectable, ami even wealthy.
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From the Old and New for Decembe
HUSH TO WIFE,

First at morning, last at night,
think of thee.
Key to ali my hearts delight,
Substance of each fancy bright,
Prize and crown of every tight,
AIT thou to me.
Do with the good compete
To do or die,
Pit myself beneath thy feet,
Flesh and fashion abdicate.-
Rise Up early, lie down late,
lis all for thee.
Art not thou my dream Of dreams
For every night.
Every day, with loving beams,
lis thy spirit shines and CLEANS
AXE the sun on all my streams
Both warm and bright.
Far or near, how tar above ME,
Far DY near, how near to love me
Bless me, teach me, trust ne, prove me,
Bosom mate.
Gentle mistress, sage and ioye,T,
Ny sweet fate
Did not. when first We knew,
Plight thee my trOth,
Saving thou should'St never rue
Nhate'er waywaTd time mi9It 40
Change 5hOuld never change Us two
True one. true both!
The wears a holy hand has laid
CpOu oui life.
Confirming every promise maize
To heart lLd soul, to board auI bed.
tbs only waiteth 10 be said.
Praise God. dear wife!
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The LEGISLATURE.

The Iherville Ne}rs says:
The General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana convened in regular session n
the city of New Orleans last Monday w
hazard nothing in saying that no Lcgi~l.-
tire since Louisiana was organized into a
State has had more important duties to per
form than will devolve upon the present
body. There are abuses to reform, inopera-
tive and obnoxious laws to wipe from the
statute books, aud a system OF retrencA-
inent IN all the branches of the government
IS to be lnauguratcd which will retrieve the
financial credit of the State. The impoyer.
lshed condition OF the treasury and the d.
pressed values OF State securities impcra-
lively demand that speedy measures he
taken to remedy these evils before the
State falls into hopeless bankruptcy. We
know this will be done. The true Rcpub.-
can party (Which does not include the bolt
lng faction of Customhouse employees AMI
disappointed oiiiceseekers). is pledged 10
advance and advocate all measures whicl
can reform abuses and improve the gcuc,u.
condition of the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

The following particulars of railroad -
nals Will be interesting One whistle OF tie
locomotive means down brakes:" two
whistles, '.otf brakes" three whistles. back
up; continued whistles, danger: a con
llnued succession of short whistles is the
cattle alarm. The conductors sirnai g;y.a
by a sweeping parting of tile hands on q
%Vel with the eyes, means 30 ahead" \
uoWhWard motion of the hand. STOP" \
oeckonin@ motion, Ito back A lantern
raised and lowered vertically. signals start
ing; swung at right angles or across the
tiach' to stop: swung in a circle, to back.
a req nag waved on the track is signal OF
u"nStr' hoisted at a station is Il signal for
n,IIFp!hS' stuck up by the roadside is a >iy-
INJURED INJURED on an engine is signal that AZ,
o'Hef engine or train is ON its way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

- KEY Mr.. - had travelled far to preach
10 congregation at -. After the ~cr,
mon ne waited very patiently. evidently
ttApSScuhS some OF his brethren to invite him
o,,o u,rller. IN this he was disappointed.
was almost as empty as the ministers srnr,.
"vI; Snnlnonlng resolution, however. L-
""IAed up to an elderly gentleman ana
H"iu: viii you 20 home to dinner with
me to-day, brother :" Where do Won lil, -
ABOUT twenty miles from this. sir" ..No."
sad the man, coloring, but You must ',
With he; II hank YOU! will, checr.u.lr.
..i, th"I tiine tue minister was no NOR
troubled about his Dinner"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

With tie bulning Of Tie DaYmstadt
Theatre has disappeared the great mcchsn-
zeal ship invented by Herr Brandt. and
U.cI VIA such iu!nc:.>c success threc vcnIs
ago, at gen"I, IL Ike ''atIicaiue" This
Vest. mounted by more than two hundred
performers. was SO constructed that it was
made to roll and toss. Manruyred by a sim
pie screw, worked by a single man below
the stage.