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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

That Chicago is to have a great
Union Railroad Depot on the lake
shore is now an established fact
The companies interested in the cree
ton of the building are the Michi
gan Central. Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy and the Illinois Central.
The size of the structure will be $50
feet long. $50 feet wide and three
stories high. 1t will have tower at
each of the four corners extending
about % feet above the main walls,
giving the appearance of masslveness
which such building gshouldp possess.
The material will be brick. trimmed
with cut stone As the old building
had, so this Will have a curved me-
talic roof. handsomely ornamented.
In the interior there will be eight
tracks for trains. The offices will be
located in the south end of the build
ing. in the second and third stories,
with the ticket offices and waiting
rooms on the first floor. 1t is esti-
mated that 81 900, 900 will be ex-
pended in the erection of this struc
ture. which will be a substantial or
nament to the city. and an honor to
the corporations who are to build it.
i Chicago Tribune.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Ihe 5lai'n State 9eoister,
Published Daily. Mondays Excepted }
-RY-
JOHN BOOTH.


One copy, one year, by mail..............Sl6 90
One copy, siN months, by NALL. 10 90
One copy. three months, by mail. D %
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
nErpelivered by carrier TO town sub
scribers at 30 cents per week.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

Deputy Sheriff Van Alstine showed
us yesterday his license list for this
place 1t numbers 1872 business
houses, 46 of which are saloons.
There are perhaps 30 additional
houses that will be in full blast by
the time he makes his next monthly
round Eureka Sentinel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Rates of

One iuare 90 lineSl first insertiOn-...S3 90
EacE subsequent insertion | %
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
THE BULLETIN.
Published every mOrning, Monday en-.
cepted.
CARL SEIZURE.
THE MAS

THE MAsTER-spfRIT OF TIE LIBERAL
MovEMENT--Iiis DISAPPOINTMENT rs
THE CoNvENTIoN, AND now HE BoRE IT.
Two leading journalists, who were pres
ent at the Cincinnati convention, Samuel
Bowles Of the Spring field Republican, and
Mr.. Wattcrson, Of the Louisville Courier.
journal, have written histories Of the
outside movement Of the convention which
resulted in the nomination Of Horace Gree
ley. They both pay n high tribute to
Carl Scburz, whom another distinguished
journalist, Mr. Horace White, of the Chi
cago Tribune calls "one Of the greatest
men of this country
mir. Bowels in the Springfield Republican,
Ny review and record of this notable
convention are not complete without ref.
erencc to its distinguished leader and pres
ident, the real mastcr-spirit Of the move.
mcnt, whose first national convention car
ried 50 severe blow and sharp n wound
to him, personally. The conduct of Gov.
Brown and its resultant nomination Of Mr..
Greeley were indeed, sad surprise and
serious blow TO Carl Schurz. Pledging in
faltering voice his support Of the nomina-
ton to the convention, he left it., weary
with labor and sad In spirit for tho house
u Hlh irleHui 'uupc OtdliO. Entering
there circle Of equally disappointed
friends, he said IL AIN overwhelmed and
discouraged There were no words of
consolation or cheer TO offer him, and a sad
silence reigned for few minutes Then
he turned to the piano, and with his mas.
ter hand poured out his feeling through
one of Aubcrs mott touching compost
tions. II seemed a. if the composers
thought had never been SO fifty rendered
before, and tears filled tho eyes Of the
whole company. But in more noble
way than he was wounded will the coun-
try revenge Carl Schurz. His high and
generous course at this Convention and
his noble address 10 it won him the added
respect Of both friend and foe. Never did
he stand go high in the estimation of the
American people rs at this moment, and
he well deserves the significant compli-
ment which Charles Francis Adams paid
to him more than year ago, in saying
"that the one man who seemed TO under
stand our institutions, their spirit, their
history, their dangers and their possibili.
tie, better than any other citizen. was Of
foreign birth and his name Carl Schurz.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

over tie old reliable and popular MIssousI Pa
e,yIc RAiLsoAp, which 10 positively the only hne
running three daily express trains from II. Louis
the only hne which runs Pullman palace sle~vsrs
and nne day coaches, Especially fer movcrs}
equipped With Milis!'s safely platform, and sbs
tnty. III, scott, Lawrence. Leavsuvorth, Atchi-
son, st. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council bluns
suT Omaha without change Per intosuatien ia
Ss.sS 70 s soes
Csi,fornia. can upon OF axldseaao. n, ThoUpean,
sscnt. MiSsOpri Pacific \. R. Columbus, Ohio 81
EX. Ford, General Pssssssss Agent ~ Louie
Mo. ~. LJs "A, l.,.s,.. 80. t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOIICE:-by vneuc 0f m order and decree OF
the circuit court Of Alexander county, lllinols,
made on the petition 81 the Unders,gned, admin
istra'or de bonis non Of the estate OF Charles
kurtz, deceased, for leave sell the real estate
II said deceased. NJ the April term, A. ID. ls7s OF
said court, shall ON tho stn day OF June, A. ID.
1877, between the hours Of 10 o'clock AM, ana
stock, PAN, OF said day, sell nj public sale,
ut the door OF the court house In the city Of
Cairo, IN Said county and ssate, the foilowing
described real estate, situated IN the city afCaro.
county Of AexaDder and stat. OF Illinois, TO vii
Lot nun'Wr ten 40, and nve feet of the sA''
side Of lot number eleven % y IN baosk sun
and deser,osd an thu rsrdee~i map, or pia, "
The payments 10 Ne made ~ follows opss sn
each 10 hand. tho bslsncS IN ga nsssths u
day Of sale. the purchaser to give bis note
iuY ais pei cent. issssesl, sscuIe4 by -
With poser u ssie. M tAe pyelNlsss soHs.ss0
cure che unpaid pSraos q ~ s'tsS ...,.
AS, Yen xssss s. q sss'~ aea Of @',s.s
ApVt tstAs 1878. ~ q .nlar 4 N4s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
NOTICE.

State of Ilineis, Alexander county, So
In the Circuit Court OF said Alexander county
Juiy Tsern 1877. George Fisher, aaminis'rs
Tor o. the estate of John II. Clark, deceased. w.
caroliw,e Painter, John Fainter, Amelia Red,
Carey II. Reid, Henry Clark, Thomas Clark and
Marths Clark. Petition 10 sell real estate 10 pay
debts -..., -.
detendaSpis having been fled IN the clerks Office
OF the said court notice Is therefore hereby given
to the said defendants that the complainant filed
his petitOn for leave 10 sell the southeast
quarter OF section nineteen, in township number
lourteevs 90, south range three 90 west. of the
third ~ incipal meridian in said county Of Alex.
ander. in SAID court the 2.d day Of April is7s,
and thas thereupon q summons issued Out OF ssld
court returnable on the 6ist Monday ~ the month
Of July neI,, ~ ~ ny law required. Now unless
appear befose tho said circuit court on the brst
day Of the next term thereof to be holden 10 tue
city Of Csr0, IN SAID souuty, on the nrrt MONDAY
l ~ julie uext. Aad plead. answer 9r dsuSr 70 tns
and tAs msstsrs and thlugs thsrs'n shs,ysd aud
| st.Ats1 Wall DO sskep ~ confessed, ana decree
entered sguisst you ae'osd'sv 10 the prayer o.
sA's eH'' ~ JOHN Q. aARsfAN. cork.
Cairo. n!!nss. Asa,l Yads aUS. x,,,A D..
George ftsheg sno LiuSSs'' """u vpo
Comps's soPs. ssASws
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Iowa, Nebraska. KanAa n, California.

Advertising alone does not produce success.
The thing wlAch il advertised mus, have inirn.
sic merit, or else large advertising will es.ntn.
ally do II more harm than good. II you nave
anything when you know TO be good, advertise il
thoroughly, and you viii be sure TO succeed, /
it is poor, don't praise 1t, for people will soon
discover you are lying.
snch is the policy Of the Burlington Route.
which TO three great reg ons in the west LIST,
TO Omaha, connecting with the great Pacific
Roads. end To Lincoln, the capital of Nebraska,
and all that beautiful region south of the Platte,
filled with X: X. lands and homesteads. Sd. To
st. Joseph, Kansas City, and all Kansas points,
TIE roads are spenddly built, have the best
bridges, finest cars, the Miller platform and
coupler, and the safety arr brake to prevent the
loss of lite that is everywhere else happening u;
Pullmsn's seepers, Pullman dining cars, large
and powerful engines to make quick time ard
, close connectionsl, and are in word the best
| equipped roads in the West. SO that If Won de-
sire to go safely, surely, quickly and comfortably
| TO any point in Southern Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas.
or en- the Pacific Roads, be sure you 20 "By Way
| OF Burlington"
| large map, showing cOrre:tiy the Great West,
and all its railroad connections, can obtain them
| and any other knowledge. by addressing General
Passenger Agent, ID. Mo. r. r. r., Burlingtoa'
! lows, 1-sOfu,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
st. Louis Advertisements.

Send for
D. c. jACCARD l. cos Il.
lustrated Price List and
Catalogue Of WaItham, How.
ard, and D. C. Jaccard & Co.'S
Watches, JeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, &c.
When In st. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag.
niicent JEWElRY establish
ment. Nos. 40I & 400 n.
FOURTH St., Corner Of 10.
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
saywatches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
ORDERS by mail promptly atten.
dsm-2-2o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

with Its gloomy attendants, low spiP.
It's deprCsslOn. In vOl un lary emlASkom,
lose of semen. spermntOrFhRa.1 loss Of
pSwcr. disxy head, loss Of memory,
ci1its, md n lOvere1gn cure In hWms
Phrcy's Homeopathic specific No
Invent y.cight. Jomposed OF fte most vslua
be mild and potent Curetisea. they Htrke y
vnde at tho roota OF the IN ,ttor toue up tae sys
TEN, arrest the discharges ant impart vgor and
anerry, lie and vitality to the euilie man. They
have cured thousands OF ca-es. Price, s. per
pack Of i've boxes and a large So vial, which
is very important ia obstinate or old cases, or 81
per siugls box. Sod by all drusyist', All sent
Specific HOMEOPATHIC Med.clne Co, 662 Broad
way, +. y. =. ;GdrH,
sUglJds owasly Acct. Caro-, Illinois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Special Notices.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

TINS superb HAIR dyels the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous.
No disappointment. The genuine W. A. Bate no.
lor's Hair Dye produces Immediately u natural
black or brown. Does not stain the skin hut
leaves the hair clean, soft ana beautiful. The
only SAFE and perfect hair dye. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, 10 Bond st., N. Y.
.IO-aod. Tw-ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26
. /, NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Fer the week Rsaiae Friday, May "a
ssAea,1se SCAR 0sYIcE,

III r.. IS. ~ satpgday Nofning, May Is. ls72}
Go ,s 8 IL e q :,
sssasE: "a = : .sssrEs.s s,ddiiss sinse Which
"a %s
e
sss Il assSss fivtnf S. way
IS K s ss5 %s;s
e. e a: s9sss stsss and se5s ws5s
U.s. 80 ssss
S5s:;
sis.s !sS5
e y ssz SssDs shs sale,
heins epnansd a. fsso uhe1s pzevious rates
.; SIS
nidding penlb. ,zhsAotAl sales for the week
'G sus up ~ saote sugar VIZ: fair 81
to to f az @ e. M yeSE rules
Sc SIC feg far snd SOC prime
ssSs sEts9 g - slss9 PEE bhl for choice
Oo1s-ko Susssss 10 ssspsssusAel for mixed aud
s sss;s 81 y 8 81 "a
- sSPpiIsa At Sso- Pc. ton for primo
: Is s Dbl retail
BAlQuS1SauaSrs onnteif % II % SIC, clear I'D
sidss 9 2 e easar 70 sae ana lGi to i.' "F
IARD-Tierces seia ct 10 and keesat log to i:o
by sAI4 asrsr shsnadels srt quoted at SIC
-peg ihs.f II -.ss1 lSsE 5000 - a.! .''"
BREAKEAsF esla,na nds " to It &c Pc
We qsSse saS q esssSn At 90 to soc choice
eshsn atSs totscs ahds eanlaoh Nsrthorn ut =
p posiirr TSS rassxEisk era selling on thelard
ing Gse3 SGto TO sizOS Turke!sS-
g - EGEs e spS peg aoSS % M. "a o. ,er M
Onions sell az SssaSS0ss 30 FsF OBJ csbbages at g
! % sac Per beN s.rLHEssf- .sstt -afJsSgI 49, H.,
81 . to 81 sGsS q
Alh8 en- ztS ~ - E4ss ,-SaREg -,
quote 100 teIsl y geld duty pair.
for prime lsS to 10 toEgopd ID t5is for1atr ocH'
- l. -ssS9SS SEtsJ % ~ 49,
INDIA BAGGING-We quote lie per yard in bales az,
roc IN rois KeHSdeKS nemp and fax la to lSc ASH
2Gss ssseas 81 per- b.
7 aa's1 ?" '1S&s3 lfEtkst
'aSta tf3se i.as 3asticsa hstf dollars ZOE to :,
-storjInG 1aohsnge issstS 49,, frsass AGO to- -
| DeRessie e1chanGe. sls to per cent premium
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

CRESCENT MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY
We to-day present readers abstraCt from the
tSenty annual statement of this Insurance Com
pAny Tie extent of its bunness be judged BY the
that the anodnt of its gross premiums during the
year was 4l3s7Is H--its stability by the additional
fet that ia amount s732 ia9 90 For amount
of interest and dividends scrip refer to the ad
vertisemen which also contains the list OF the direct
the company OF this old and staunoh institution
Mr.. Thos. A. Adams is the honored President, and
that ever courteous and heightened gentleman, Mr..
Henry V. Ogden Secretary A..
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

C ARrsEe A'--This sxceifent remedy, prepared
by ssemonks 81 Lsrrarpe, Which introduced here
by The Rs~ Eracis dAssse, has met with great favor
in this city and throughout the Bsuta lEessrs. P.
Pdursine Co., No. 10 0favsse street. have just re-
cetveaa largo ssppsy direct from the moaastery ard
Offer Il for sae In sa&fties to snit purchasers
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

when psisfeEs and builders kept close the paint
PCT and & ~ th IN Coming Ss Not
shss sseses snd should call the
349 Common street where every thing An tho building
ne can be found at moderete prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

= Fora very small um-twenty or twenty-five
cents-ay spendia pattern of any sae style be
81 th \ u hss
d Co. Mr. Cooper has also the new Dolly Warden pat
teyn, Of all sizes Eyeryo will glance that
this is better and far more economical than having
'rhlnss cut BY niIiiner0s -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26
THE ARCHBISHOP OF TU4S

The Gdl,cay Vindicator has the following
in it's last issue in reference to the. appear
auce of the illustrious Archbishop of Tuam
in the witness-box at the trial of the G al
way Election Petition Although eighty
two summers have passed over his Grace's
head, he has yet all the buoyaney and en-
ergy of youth. A ruler in the Irish Church
since 1896, he is still the infexibIe, indom-
liable, patriotic DR.. MacHale of half cen
fury ago. Time rolled on, changes have
taken place, but there lie yet no change in
principle OF intellectual vigor in the great
land have 5exsrcised SO wide an influence.
and yet be was abIs to say yesterday that
be never asked a personal favor from any
candidate Tor parliamentary honors, from
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

81 Sis6 D lscrlbs9e IT, %6sFaiisine
tsaaescyfhe ssins4 dsins10n t.,
system Of -sesernassnt by boards, WhYcb ia
now in actiSe aReEatioAfr He Condemned
1t as opposed to the princip,. es of the Con
s9trtaon, ~ .aesliseing ssnj responsibilities
tntiegsuia asae. 4 she.sS osSs form Of govern
s 2 ID ksSwn in ssy, seentry. When
shs CAstle enters afesAtsaek afthey shelter
stxefnsea vssBeAifa the Dobsdss Whom the
Boards eapssaafed, Tire Castle UlAefs then
'Yornf o covering party There lis no re-
sssonstbihty nby WHERE eYou have the
ncbse m arqnis and me Lore hteutenaut
when a real questiohecf responsibility
arises, the Lord Mentenant, aud Chief
Secretary may &4ct Of them truly say, 81
have uothfpg t0doe with this." II meet
ing in The 'fsrk is Suppressed by force the
noSis Tsagu,s nay ssa, iss ths matter ter
snfd q HS hs r eutsuss or 1a from ON
th6 noble MARQUIS, and We &re not respon-
stbIe. belieye yop can never have a
a6Vernfnent IN frelan6 administering the
government Or the country With the sym
- y ss5s ssRlp s1li: pss sr IFs.
AID r 6e!isve 'ths, sdAy Is not far Instant
when Che necessitiesof legisistion win force
For avery member of this House tho con-
| victien that thefe is no other way to ad-
MzaniBter Irtsh a6kfrs ID aecorlaHce with
r.. ': NJ &c sss . sssi1
aionisexy fao R6yernnisqt b. 'afastoeracy,
tspf-xDvsfS16tnt " thn WtldSSt denocracy.
aEaS 56 go witch 6Ua1e6Erakes tia eri3s of
txM n tAe4 hi whfch seo6centrates the
sisistE wss in bossds which have
sss aS evs 4 fs 1s sysss%
| 4 system V1s3Sk n i'll f6oaxe essan III nj faa .
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

M-o-N-D-A-Y, 9th, will be great day
in the Fourth District Byrne - CO, eerner Magazine
and jackson streets will that Day open q new and
elegant asestmot or goods annopEst which hne lot
made further reduction Of prices in ali their goods
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26
ADVERTISING RAPEs OF THE STAR

Oerfion. stF ,,-e
twenty-five Per cent discount allowed the above
rataA
Cuta inserted NJ abcNs rates withe -..1iscounts
nasth ard Marriage N6tio1s, 81 each insertion.
Vents. ana RuEsanal InfeE4nntion AdvertiseneN'''
10 oonta per line each insertion
1dftOEinl Nosioou, 81 cents q line. -. d. -. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

any member of PaSIiament, or from any
royernmept-a ssSatensnt not made as q
boast. bat called forth BY learned counsel
,EAe va sReas- efswiRipg hla G!asS 30 a a%a
sHtisk YasrsssiysI w apPIaase; s III
sF RE ssss seSss SsT
his Grace was called upon 70 read PSF.
age ia a neWspaper, that he did 80 Eith29tt
the aid 81 his ectaclesIDr,rssM acHaieui
never having found y neeessaIy 70 patrs- q
,qpticisesrz1t is not Tor rs, at. pse ssnA, to-
straj ghtforwafd evidence 1--WE anasts CON
tent ourselves, pending the iufagnnenS Of
the court, with congsatst .Ssing our iltustri
ous Archbishop npore his coed health, ana
expressing our h.pss lthat,hs nay,loug be.
grand old. man; and nes ,eniy Gal Wy, but
lreiar-',, both at home and abroady ID proud
| o. aia. s---,,4 g: :. sS..% ~7YS x+@a r
Il g.. saitis '~7a IRRIGATION. :. .-sss., :
! Il siuce the emigration season opened tha,
tscenes to be Witnessed daily ut Queens.
1 town are saddening indeed. Each steamer
that leaves the port bears away from ous
\ ceuptry women, Who 10 to seek home bod
4 fortune IN . strange aid distant fAud. And
it is, with very few exceptions, thS youth
land strength of ont people that arc thus
i depsrtins- = 9 the very life foed ef the
\ The emig fants, me minority 8 whom 81
long to the farming, apd wogkiaE Slassee,
! veil ind colSbrtabiy SlSd. ard kaen, e
one may 1udgS froia SppsArspcAa, M Is
we'll provided ior ip syesf waS. Ytis inn
, saaa e. dsIs s IS 81, s,ssssaef s NY
. q efth CON mnpisy; ~ The epis aste the@s
tsa soussss ]: &aS ssIasasS ssssr,s AisS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

under which the newly married couple
4kneei 10 1Teeaipe thu nuptiaf 6eneaieSl2sns p.
This cfsssgS ~ I'd conformity with hts
Grace,s recent substitution OF ethe Nouan
for the Partisan ritaal..s., --,..s--.s ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

from 1r;sb PAGERS I to Iay sth.

From Irish papers to Nay 4th.1 ~ .
Mr.. William ARCHER Roiina0pd entered the
House of Commons on the 3Oth ult., and
took his seat for We2fofd below the gang
way at the Ministerial side of tho Aonse, y
where the Home Rule members cit. Srv =
A meeting of the members Of Parlia me Mt
who are also members Of tho Irish Home
Government Association, was held IN Lon
don within the past few days: to consider
and decide whether tlfe Home Rule question
should be brought on in the @pressns f3es-
sion. 1t was resolved TO- postpone il fos
another year. Mr.. Mcguire alone dissented
from this conclusion TITS intimated ID the
reports that Mr.. Butt will deliver9a public
explanation ON thepolicy of pestPonement.
CONVERSIONS. s...es. ssI
The Rev. Richard Prendergast, the ZEAL
GUS pastor of Newport, has received Into
the Roman Catholic. Church several cons
verts within short period. The folio .~lns
are the names and dates of conversion, thu
most recent being Mrs.. Jane .faylofl aid
mitted and tnptixsd on ths third Inst. oh,
others -are i Henry Arnold, -41tk March
1872, James LsngwSod; April rs, 1871, ana
James May, 9Th Novsmher, is7e.-A1uan
News. - .-,.,., -. :, ,,,,-,.,>s,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

So .sat II Kan CE,
The Reorganization Of thc ATmp,-The
zsoraauization of the French army Is pro-
Rressing NOT Hess Eapidl y than sec uTeiy.
The revision of military grades, for ex-
ample, has been coHfpfeted by She Commis-
Snion appointed for Chs :pnrp0ss, and has
been accepted by both armies, Napoleon 8
and Gambetsais. The priROipie Adopted
has been to'examine every coI91nsesion, to
..annul or diminisf any graft raAdesin haste
or from favor, and CONFIRM avery one justi-
:, Hed either By service or by subsequent sue
O. - IN the field. Seven thousand commits
eio. as have been examined Feported on and
adm Sted. and as yet only one officer aPpa-
rently has refused to accept the de6isioB,
and the army has becoRv once more a
whole. This was by far the most danger
ouH aues ZION in the War Department, and
ia removal seems to show that Gen. Cissey
has been somewhat moderated rs an ad
zni0istrator.
The Abbe Loyson has arrived in Paris,
and will preach twice q week at the house
of the A6be Michaud, where the Disciples
of the new religion will meet together I'M
Gil . more fitting place is found.
MonseigneRr Guibert, the Archbishop of
Paris. has Jest isSued an OylonaaRce naOdi--
fTing tho marriage ceremopy. On and after
SO Ist Of Nay the priests must cease to
mako use Of the embroidered satin posIes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-01-25
'rhe Way They Collect a Debt at
NarltNga,


How recalc:trant debtor was fore
ed into liquidation is thus shown in
tie Troy Times
\ man at Sar toga has made it a
boast for some time past that he could
lot be compelled to pay debt ex-
ceIt as he pleased. Recently man
there obtained an execution for some
thing over $50 against this boaster,
and Constable Paine of that place
succeeded in obtaining a portion OF
the sum in this wise: Learning that
his man was in the habit of buck
ing the tiger" at a certain place, he
took occasion to call and watch the
game. He found The man with a
pile Of chips rep esenting about S9
before him. AS that was lie than
half his execution he thought he
would wait little for the chances
Soon turn of the game took off $3
of the debtors pile, but the constable
was IN for it and waited until luck
took another turn, bringing up the
pile of chips to SIS. He could not
wait any longer, and called keno
on it a. once. His customer dispu,
ted the correctness of this call
but officer Paine is not used to being
blufed," and claimed the cash o.
tie tanker, which he received and
indorsed on the execution at once.