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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
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In giving the above II IS proper - aIt
that strict good ordinary. Blenders. or with
very strong staple would command irac-
ION above our outside figures isr that
grade. say II : Il -4c. The demand PIE
,euted quite q contrast from Yesterday.
buyers coming forward with Increased
spirit and operating much more freely. i
portion OF tie business showed no improve
ment. factors accepting yesterdays prices:
buc in other sales tue advantage Wd> II.ln!-
testify or the side OF The seller. 4 nigh style
II strict good ordinary sold a u g: -riict
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II -.c: low UIdd Ilg - u &c; good staple do.
Il :. : {: strict low InItd!ln. al the SINE.
aud strict M!Gd.InL a. -.
The Exchange reports market firlEer -
contracts - sales today lGJ May & :. 80.
and Igg April At - Sc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Connecticut people have sufficient faith
in savings banks 10 have deposited therein
nearly sfG.u0u. ryg. Ii Police ConlLi>slo1er
smith should IRE Of New York. or New
York Of him. b might md an tug!oie
business opening among our Eastern neigh
.,rs.
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;Eiarine Intelligence,
LEGEE0 YESTERDAY.

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FOR RENT,

ELEGANT YURNlSEBD-Nnn's
IL without board II thai rlesss.t rtsidenN 4
jig Csreod<let street Sc;tes Of Mons Z"
lee Il desired.
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FoR VIEW TOEa D,gzrp
EMILY Y. SOLDER,
2. 2. BURDICK Corun.,,.-
WI leave hsr wharf. I0-.r Of ierers0n .r"i
SATURDAY, March 80. i572, ct
Thess cleaners have superior sceor,naS
fCT yasae CerE-
CABIN Passsse. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sJecrege PassSEe. ....-........,...,
BILE Of -zding signed thr1us. 70 Liverpcn, n
f T.cs. 60 s9d att gtGs.a o1 'fts
and the Continent. cG4nectlCg " \ Guinris IsS1M
steamers SAILING ron New TorE every wssnsaass
sof te.scG nssssze, Apply 10
JOHN n. II ." iGG.S Aye,,
No 11sf Ce,-rn..,s -
The zte.rnshiy WE>TE2S METROPOLIS -.SNe
Low l3sTlEG o. SATURDAY.. April s. ara.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

SAILING Hgos sgH YoaK EVERY sA7pso.,
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THE GROWN ELL LINZ.

THE GROWN Eli LINZ.
For New York Direct.
This Line % composed OF the Steamship.
CEygGs WASHINGTON CORTss.
GKcRGg CROMWELL ST Lcrs
- Tie steamship
IE ST. LOUIS,
WHITEHEAD, Cauuaus,,
SUNDAY EaIe b : II "a a.
VII leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse Gan,
above.
EEs1pC.-
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and RsTr ah
BIZ tkis LIE, and -hrS gSh bills Of lsdinsrvrS
the ss1le- EoE freis gator Passage sppiy t.
LLFEkD Not LTOs
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

WE seldom find in religious con
troversy anything more spicy than the
following:
Once upon time, says the narrator,
Lyman Beecher and Hosea Ballou met
to compare Calvinism and Universal
ism. Both were Bible men, and each
came we'll armed with textual missiles.
After several apostolic blows from each i,
shrewdly parried by the other, DR.
Beecher opened to the ninth Psalm and
read, "Tbe wicked shall be turned into
hell, and all the nations that forget
God There, sir, the wicked are in hell;
get them out if you CAM" Hosea Bal
lou, calm as summer morning, point
ing to the twentieth chapter of Johns
Revelation, read. Death and hell deliv.
cred up the dead which we're in them.
There said Father Ballou, "they are
out; get them in again if you can"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

LIFE ErERNAL.-How blessed and
wonderful are the gifts of God /! Life
in immortality; brightness in righteous
ness; truth in freedom; faith in conf
dence; self-restraint in holiness! And
all these points We can now understand.
What things, then, are prepared for
them who wait for him! The Creator
and Father Of the ages--the All-holy
One-knows the greatness of beauty.
Let us, then, strive to be found in the
humber of those who wait for him, that
we may share the promised gifts. But
how will this be. beloved? flour mind
be established by faith in God; if we
seek out whatever is pleasing and &C.
ceptable to Him. if we accomplish what
is acceptable to His most perfect will,
and follow the truth
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

A SHERIFF's ENDoRsEMENr.-The
following endorsement on a sheriff's
summons is old, but it is so many years
since we have seen it in print it may
bear publishing: A sheriff in South
Carolina WAS required to bring the body
of Samuel Townsend into court on
certain day. He had a long chase after
Sam, who made for swamp, running
across rail, got on a stump in the
middle of the swamp, and drew the rail
up after him, in sight, but out of reach
of the sheriff, who was puzzled as to
what return he should make. Anxious
to give a complete statement of the
case, as we'll as display his own talents,
he made this note on the back of the
writ:
"Sightable, conversable, non est CON-
atable, up stunpum, in swampum,
railo."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18
Remembrance of my Child
hood Home.

My mind often wanders back to my
childhood home. How happy we're the
hours of my childhood, so free from
csre, 80 pure and innocent. How hap
py the hours spent in and around that
home, home that was cheered by hap.
py inmates. AS my mind dwells upon
the scenes Of early life, almost live
over again. While my mind thus wan
ders back to happy scenes, there comes
a sadder thought. What occasions it?
Oh! the changes that have come over
that happy household. The one that
cheered that happy home has past away.
She who had been the light of that lit.
tie circle has gone, gone never to re-
turn. Death has claimed her for his
own. Is it strange that that home
should be saddened? Oh no! The one
that had guided our footsteps through
childhood has departed IF we erred.
she gently blamed. It was for this
loved one we sighed and mourned.-
Some wish to bury the past and never
call it to mind, but to me it is pleasant
to dwell upon. 1t seems to prepare me
for future life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18
Song Echo,
FOR SCHOOLS.
K IL LES
reed ORGAN.

The following Music Books are recommend.
ed as being The best Of their class:
The Song Echo, for Schools, price $075
Kinkle's New Method for Reed Organ will
be ready August 25th, price $50
Peters Electic iano School, over 800 900
copies in use, price 826
Peters Burrows Primer, price, 50
Worrall's Guitar School, ." $50
Festival Chimes, for Singing classes, 1.50
Ne Plus Ultra Glee Book With Piano or
Orgon Accompaniment, price, $50
Ludden's School for the voice, price, 8 80
Peters Art Of Singing, 800
Wichtl's Violin school. peters editon) 8. 90
Runners Flute school, price, 800
Wimmersted' Violin school, rs
Wimmersted's Flute school, rs
Peters Violin school, IS
Peters Flute school, rs
Peters Parlor Companion, for Flute. Violin.
and Piano, price. 800
Peters Parlor Companion. Fer Flute and
Piano, price, 200
Any Music will be sent, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of the marked price. Address,
). L. PETERS, 599 Broadway.
Mild New York.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

A drunken fellow sitting on the steps
of a church in Boston, the cold winter
wind blowing cniIlin-ly around the
corner, exclaimed: IF Heaven (hic)
tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, l
wish the lamb (hic) was on this corner"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

As5-We have the best selected stock in
River Falls. Special attention has been
paid to the purchase and selection Of this
stock, and we are confident we shall be
able to suit all who may favor US with their
patronage in both quality and prices. -T1a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

AN Eastern Editor says be had a
pair Of boots given him, which were so
tight that they came very near making
him a Uuiversalist, because he received
his punishment as he went along.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

THOSE who have no settled occupa.
ton themselves are most prone to find
tauk with the work Of oshelS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

=
The happiness that he will reap
VIII be almighty thin.
He'll have to eat the thistle
or sorrow and regret,
He'll have to buck around right smart
With oussednsss, ..You beu"
A paper advertises girls for cooking
The path Of truth is plain and safe
path.
A well made cap fts him for whom
It was intended.
Better make penitents by gentle
ness, than hypocrisy by severity
The defects of the understa nding.
like those of the face, grow worse as we
grow old.
There is q man in town 30 bashful
that he seldom gets acquainted with the
facts Of case.
You CLEAN knowledge by reading, but
you must separate the wheat from the
ehaf BY thinking.
"I'll take the responsibility" as a
dcting father said when be held out his
arms for the baby.
Why is pair Of skates like an ap-
ple' Because they both have occasion
ed the fall Of man.
It is an error to imagine that women
talk moro than men. They're listened
to more-that's all.
The pleasant things in the world are
pleasant thoughts, and the greatest
srs in life is to have As many as posi-.
bic.
If eause be good. the most violent
attacks Of its enemies will not ipjure it
- much - an injudieious defense of it
BY its friends.
H1thfulnsss ia . corner stone in
character; and If it be not firmly laid
IN youth. there will always be q weak
spot in the foundation.
A Boston editor is hypocritical
enough to complsin ofa blind street beg
gar who went up to street lamp to ex
anime the scrip which the editor had
given him.
The highest Office within the gift Of
the Government is the superintendeucy
of the weather signal station on Pixies
Peak, which is fourteen thousand feet
above the ssa level.
A little boy three years old gave a
reason for his infant brothers good be-
havior % follows: "Baby don't cry
tears because he doesn't drink any wa.
tor, aud he can't cry milk"
A little girl went into drug store
the other day, and said to the proprie-
tor 10 q half whisper: "If a little girl
hain't got NO money how much chew.
Ing gum do you give her for nothiueY"
A plumber had an Irish lad in his
employ and one day having occasion for
piece Of zinc, ordered him 10 get one
twelve inches square. ayes sir" said
Pat. "twelve inches square, but how
long!"
Josh Billings 10 his directions, GLOW
to pick out good hoss," says: "Good
hosses are skarse, and good men, that
deal in emmy kind Of HOSES. are skarser.
AN honest man IL the noblest work ov
God, this famous saying was written in
great anguish ov heart by the late
Alexander Pope, just after buying
good family hoss."
"What q nuisancc!" exclaimed gen
tlsmap at concert. ~ Young fcp in
'front.' Of him kept talking in loud
voice to lady at his side. "Did you
refer to me, siri" threateningly demand.
ded the Top. "Oh, no; I meant the
musicians there, who keep up such
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-18

j. ID. JENNINGS,
Dealer in
Drungs, Medicines, Stationery, Brushes.
Perfumery IN Fancy Goods, Paints,
Oils, Glas, and Putty, Pure
Mines, Liquors and Alco-
hot for Medical Psr-
poses, Tobaccos and Cigars,
Black, Japan, Gunpowdsr and
Young HySon Teas, also Toys, Nuts,
Candy and all other articles usually kept ia q
Drug and Variety store.
DRUGS and MEDICINES.
PATENT MEDICINES,
Physicians Prescriptions
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20
Cupid AT Work.

"iou can ne'er stop lover, he will find out
the way"
Mr.. Perry Owens, a gallant young gentle
man Of 80 nerset, and Miss Lizzie A. Porch,
a charming blonde of that place, loved wise
ly, and not to " u, an concluded to launch
upon the gen al ca of matrimony, but found
that an elopement to more genial points was
necessary to carry out tieir determinations.
Providing themselves with aee;-iooted st,eds
ani we'll filled yaliscs, the young couple to-
gether with four faithful compan ons, T. +,
Hays aud Miss Molle Owens, Mr., w. T. Per-
Ii anil Miss Lizzie G, Porch, all of Somcr-
set, started for the Team see in, some fifty
miles distant ON Sunday eveans ths 9Th inst.
Arriving at the residence of Squire Dishman,
that good old man" the following evening,
the accommodating old gentleman adjusted his
sp,ctacle- and in atwinkling OF an eye the mar
rage knot was tied The piuy set out upon
their return Immediately, aud arrived at the
Somerset hotel on Thursday morning the l2th
inst. 20 ne yh,, exhluste from their long trip
but as "happy as two Little sun-aower,." May
their jolrney through life be a better road To
travel than the one passel over by then to
Squire Dishman's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20
Danvillc Items.

There was a moderately large crowd in town
on last MONDAY, court day. The counties OF
Lincoln All Mercer were well represented.
Danville a. a stock market is certainly sue
cess. There was a great deal Of stock on the
street, AMI several large droves Of mount an
cattle remained unsold The farmers are com.
planning Of the exceeding scarcity Of grass
and stock water, in consequence Of which, cat
tie sold at about e decline on last court day
prices. Some good cattle sold a high as Sc.
See report Of sales in our stock column. Bus
iness among the merchants seemed to he en-
livcning some Deposits light, and money las
scarce as hen teeth"
We met Capt. CLARK, the humorous and
able editor Of the Kentucky People, lIarrods-
burg.
We called upon our friends Of the advocate
md have oaue TO be grateful to them Tor adj
ditional favors-indeed I'VE love our neigh
hor as ourself"
=. W. Hardin, Greeley and Brown Elector
foi Merer county, addressed a large crowd
in the courthouse in the afternoon. Mr.. IIar-
di is doing valiant service for the good
luse. lie informed Us that he would address
the citizens Of this county in a short time
Tue notice will be given through these col
inns Of the time and places
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20
Decisions Court Of Appeals.
From Lincoln Circuit.

Richards vs.. Napier; reversed.
Holtzclaw VS.. Blackberry; reversed.
The following is a brief abstract of the opin-
ion in the lIoltlclaw and Blackerby case, rem
dervd by Judge Peters.
SALE OF LA,D BY PAROLE AGREEMENT.
IIoltzcliw vs.. Blackerby, From Lincoln.
P,ters, Judge.
II. being in debt 81, 100, agreed, as is al
legged. with his IONS W. and A., and his son.
in-law, b., that IL they would pay the debt he
would convey to them his farm, except life
estate in tie dwelling. A. paid lis pant Of the
debt, ard Il. paid his and W., and they took
possession. W, sold to b. his interest in the
land, and seven acres Of another tract, and H.,
in whom was the title To the whole conveyed
the seven acres to h., but failed To convey the
residue After B. had been in possession two
years, he brought this suit to compel a con-
veyance Of twO-lhirds Of the tract from II.
lI,ld-As there was no written evidence of
any agIeemont on the part Of II. to convey
the land, the parole agreement, IL there was
such, cannot be enforced. Though b. has
sold tie seven acres, the sale 10 him from W.
must be rescined, u. accounting for the value
OF the seven acres, and ", for the price of the
residue.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20
Mmxne County Imir.

II a msn has never fully enjoyed himself at
u fair, he should go to Wayne county the next
time one Is held there. We did no, feel dis
appointed at the Gnc show of stock, for We had
seen too much of the sort coming from the
fertile and beautiful vallie- Of Wayne t. doubt
for moment that the show would he an ex.
cellen, ons. The people down there do not
know hos else to tr=t a visitor than clcyetly
II a stranger in our State, who has heard Of
Kentucky Hospitality, and asut, to SCI andcx-
pcriencc evidences Of l., ls, Him attend ? fair
In WAYNE county. We hal a score Of invita-
tions to dine aud spend the night, AID our only
regret was that We wen .aal make sCotc
Of our one -clf ~ that We mi ut have had a
superabundancc II the good tAinsa Of life. II
there were u railroad 10 Monticello, in n few
wear. the Fair Association thew would com
pare favorably, in quantity s1h -asaliiy 81
,tocR. wiih any c,.an,y in thu State. We al.
mirr the plan they have Adopted u holding
only two days fair, instead Of thrcc or four,
bocsuse'the people do not become weary Of the
exhibition. We hop, 10 be- able 10 attend the
next fair thcrc, aud to thosc Kind heated zen.
pie who did 20 much To make our whit cnjoya.
bic. We return our sinrtrc thanks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20
Obituary..

Mrs. Abbie Kendrick, wife Of W. j. Ken
drick, of Wayne county, Kontrcky, fell asleep
in the blessed faith of the christian, August
l9th. 1872
Mrs kcndrick was a daughter Of the late
Judge Isaacs Of Tennessee. In her, charity
always aboundcd, and We now delight to re-
cord that fact. by nature, sic was endowed
with mind of wonderful capacity and talent
She was gentle in manner and warm in her
affections to all. The poor and sick found in
our dead friend generous Ten, factor, and in
her kind Offices ,he never iali,Icd With her,
religion was an every day work and duty. Her
noble and self-sacrifciug traits of Character
we've always conspicuous, nj charmed al who
lived within the circle OF her acqua.atance.
All who knew her, loved and honored her in
life, aud lament her d, ath with an unafl, ciCi
sorrow. Her husband, To whom ,Le wa in
deed help-mate, idoliz,d L,r for her noble
ness Of soul and wifely affections. Many of
our brave soldiers will remember her deeds Of
charity to them, and DR. tear of sympathy
for those she left behind in this world.
She was an accomplishing sufferer in all
her sore trials and Affections, and pst,d her
hope on Christ as her all and in all The Cross
Of her life has been laid down, that she might
gather up and wear the crown. After life's
6tful fever, -he sleeps well, and will rise again
to newness of life; and having conqu, red
Death, size will iise victor over the grave.
and sit down Al the Master. table On hi,b
and wear a crown Of unfading glory. X.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20
Fall Trade.

The merchants Of Stanford as very wisely
preparing for an immense trade in mcrchan-
disc during the fall aud winter season. We
have now a larger territory To supply than
heretofore. The people demand the enod- and
are able 10 pay for them, aud We have the
business men here who arr wide awake to their
necessities, anil their own Interests
John II. Craig, Of the firm Of Craig n Nc
Alister, John o. McAlistcr, of the firm Of
McAlister a Miller, L. l. Hayden, the young
Bachelor merchant, jos. Severance, Of the firm
Of Severance a Miller. aud I. G. Dodds, Of the
firm Of Carson a Dodd-, arr all in the markets
this week. @. II. Waters, Of Waters a Daw.
son, Geo. D, Wcarcn, and A. owsley, grooers,
will start for new supplies mex, week.
Talk about your Peace Jubilees aud Expo
sitionsl This is the place 10 visit next week
II you want to see sights that will make your
eyes water, and your heart glad.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20

Preaching at the VI. +. Church, on next
sunday, by the Rev. q. c. Overstreet, recent
" appointed TO the charge Of this station.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church on
next Sunday morning and evening, by Rev. ;.
S. McRobers
Rev. q. q. Barnes, by invitation, preached
at Lancaster last Lords day, in the Baptist
church, toa very large crowd Of delighted
Of the finest ever delivered in the town, and
the people were delighted. lie hrs been urged
to come again, by many who had the pleasure
Of hearing him.
Owing to the serious illness Of several of the
ministers attacked TO the Prcshytery in this
district; but small body of the Prcsbytcry
met here last week. The main business before
them was the duty Of licensing Rev Charles
l.. Hogue-son Of Rev. 4. A. Ilogue. After
the ceremonies. lie preached a fine sermon.
which gave great satisfaction. lie bids fair to
make one of the best ministers in tie South
crn branch Of the church. The regular pastor Of
the church here. Rev. Mr.. Grow, told Us thai,
Young Mr.. Ho-n- ws- one ~ the most promi.-
ing young divins- attached TO the Prcbytery.
Methodist revival in Grant county, con
Quoted 10y Row. Cummins and Ovcrstrce'.
Thirty -four al liions and meeting continues.
The religious discussion between Rev Iliner,
Of the Methodist church, SrsS Elder Briney,
Of the Reform church, is to comniSrgCe at Mt.
Olivet on the 18th Of October, instead d The
lst, as was frst announced. The change was
made az a not To conhc, with the Ger.
mantown Fair.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20

We learn that large mob, composed of cit
irens Of Washington county, made an assault
upon the laborers on the section of the Cum
berland and Ohio ra.lruad near Springfield,
the other day, and commanded them to leave
the county. The mob burned blacksmith's
shop, in which there were a large lot of new
shovels and a large number of new tools of
various kinds. The cause Of this di-graceful
proceeding is that these men refuse to pay the
tax levied upon the county, to aid in building
the road. The good, law-abiding citiEcns ow,
It to their fair name to protect the contractors
on this road in the prosecution of their work.
II they will not, or cannot do il, Governor
Leslie should at once interpose and call out
the entire militia force Of the State, IL neces-
airy to uphold law aud order.