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Ion. Gcor%c ". Julian, Of Indiana, WHO
saved several terms in the House Of Ncprc.
rrmtHtiVco with credit. being chairman Of tie
''iHmittce on Public Tailt,S, u mere ms CD.
l''~'''"n 70 c%Ih,aG:Int subsidies led TO the
appointment of a special committee on Pa
ri!lc railroads, and was also 4 member Of Tho
Ways aud Means Committee, las been lately
spoken or Is the Republican candidate for
Congressman at large from that State. but il,
answer 10 all inquiry REPLIES that the kcpubli-
r't! organization as now conducted in that
tate and elsewhere has survived the right
iHi ends Of that party, and that il he is to
''u" into public life again il mus. he "a the
'Npon"ni NJ principles Mi>If which conScrya-
n'E aEu OF t6th parties can agree. Mr.. Jul
Iia:, i also most prominently talked Of by the
l2Hor RcIorm"rs, whose convention. al which
lArIr arc 10 he some 2.0Ga 'i"''"".l'"S = 81 lie
Ia II Cincinnati Il lew months hence, as
l:"'!T candidate for President Of the United
~'&r.. Mr.. Julian il the most prominent
l,pHll!can in Indiana who fsvors the liberal
Republican and conservative Democratic CO.
"5tl"n which has been lately made promi-
E'nt ~ Missouri, though Virginia claims the
"'"rit OF inst pr'etlcing il as her own.
The National Labor Reform Convention at
Columbus. Ohio, February 2ad, is to be IN
immense affair. Not lesstha,i 2l2o0 delegates
wiz participate; ::.;;;, so li,r there is no C..r
cay" III Julian prominently mentioned for
I'e >cnWdaty.
The Boston ,!DulnGl gives currency to the
iva ii!at strong movement is making 10
place the name of Senator Wilson on the
presidential ticket with Grant. 1t is asserted
hy the JoUrnn"s Washington correspondent
mat Iennsylrania, Virginia. Ohio. Illinois,
and Alabama, are irrcyocably secured for that
nomination, and that the entire New England
Gr,cgJtticn will be brought over to the move
Mc.t.
Ex-senator Dooittlc, who has been en-.
r'@cd in his legal profession since lis defeat
N the Wisconsin gubernatoriil election, has
written letter giving bis views on the po-
!iIlcil situation, and especially the course that
Should he followed by the Democrats in the
Tending campaign. He is Of opinion that ;;il
THAI is needed TO reverse the current Of de-
leil x for the Democrats 10 strike hands Sin
r@rely with the Reform Republicans, and
achieve nOn-partisan triumph.
The Baltimore Sun says that Virginia has
'!ie only asylum for colored lullatics in the
word. This statement may produce false
Impression. The Eastern Kentucky Asylum,
i'"T Tins city, has an extensive ward for the
reception and treatment of colored patients;
ana tennessee has had siIailcr institution
i'F 'eTerfh years, though IN tie former case,
ana perhaps in the latter, the institution is
conducted on that principle of deportation"
"."cli II Dir. Sumner is supremacy offensive
everywhere but in his own castle."-LeD-
'"y'm (hy.) Observer.
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TIMETABLE PAPER notwithstanding to
The Berlin E0rS"u GO,Vdm, GuStayus
-chwaGzwald, 4 Berlin photographer, has, af-
ter year, Of study. succeeded i'll invcnting
inimita''lc paper money. The color of the
paper i tie only secret on which the inycn-
ton rests. Tx Inventor says the colors can
not b. chemically araiyZcd on applying the
magnifying glass they cln be distinguished
from I'll other culorS, and iii their quality as
coIors thcy cannot he initiated by photo
riSpiy nor in "ny nthcr way. The inventor
gays that lie VIII enable each Individual State
10 haze is o"n composition. and that this
process is not 4 more expensive che than the
present paper preparation for securities or
treasury notcs.-Ncir York Htndcis Zcitung
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H. l'MUI LAWS IL ! New LIGGT.--Tis

iGE rILoI Inns IL ! New IIGET.--Th"
Baltimore .las.T,r,H of Yesterday says:
THE 'h3ji-pii"ta@c' question is before tie
@N'"mr Court on original jurisdiction. The
l,|.'~ rlalm hal,-pilota@c when vessels de-
rur thr.r services. This is done under a
iw Il New York, Maryland. and other
5,1d">, III. ground upon which the motion
J, 3'r>'d Is that the ha!t-IIiiota@c laws Of the
~'tu ere clearly regulation Of commerce,
tuJ ~ such Violation Of the Federal CcN-
''ifu'irM and void. The States lNvc no
bower. without the sanction Of Congress, to
jas such laws, and Congress his no power
- authorize The States 10 pass them, and ali
laws attempting 10 authorize such legislation
~ III" states arc void. The decision Of the
court viii TIC Of considerable importance to
the Shipping interests "f Baltimore and the
'i:,>apvgkc Bay plIois.'
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DESTRUCTION or THE New ICEgoAr MARY

DESTRUCTION or THE NEW IcEEoAr MARY
1ASD.--Ehe new iccboat Maryland, which
"aS recently h'l'i! W ,-n- tnc place of the
,ccn5a; Chesapeake, which WAS burned at
the mouth Of the Mu@otly river Oh the 31st
December, 1870. was nearly destroyed by fire
last evening. II i. estimlicd bS Fire In
srn"tor liol!o'5a; that Tie loss from damage
to the boat will amount to about $4,000.
The Maryland is insured for 100000, Of
which $4,000 are in the Royal Insurance
Company Of London, and the remainder is
distributed among nearly all the other COM
panes in The, city with the exception Of the
Firc,ncn'G. -Ell,imore san, 18Th.
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The condition of Archbishop spalding was
somewhat better yesterday than on Friday
last, and he seems to improve siowly.-Bal-
tinore Sun, 9th.
During an auction sale at Eimira, N. l.,
Saturday the floor OF the room gave way, pre-
cipitating all the people into the cellar. Several
persons were severely injured.
The PatLlfdN Gazette is alarmed ABOUT
DR.. Livingstone. 1t fears TINT II ne hears
there is a Herald reporter after INN, deter
mined to interview him, she may ave INTO
some unknown region" where he never eau
be found. Cts = .S't4t
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SMAIl-Pox IN New York AND PnLADEL-
rnrA.--PhiIodciphio, Pa, January 2S.--The
smallpox deaths for the week ending to-day
were 177--a decrease Of 81 from last week;
The number Of cases has decreased 1OO
Ne,D Iorh, 33atiilaiy, g1.-Iwelye smallpox
eases were r"oort:."" yesterday. There have
Dctn five deaths since yesterday, and twenty
six during the week. The disease has broken
out in few places Oh the line of the Harlem
ralrual
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ORDER AGAINST THE PUBLICATION OF EVE
pENcE IN 4 MURDER TRIAL.-NempiiS, Janu-
ary 2G,--The trial of WYNN Cannon for the
murder of Icd Morse, gambler, shot some
months ago, was begun in the Criminal
Court of this city to-day. Flippin, the pre-
siding judge, issued an order excluding press
reporters. on thu gro;:hI that a publication
Of the details would cause trouble in securing
another jury in the event of mis-trlal.
Special Telegram to the Cincinnati Conf
mr. 1.rjDl
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JusrlrlABLE HoM1clDE.--NashriHe, january
2S.-Hcnry Williams (coiored) was shot and
killed this afternoon by William HyronemuS
(whitc). Williams insultcd woman and
Eyroncmrs intcrfercd to protect her, and was
himselfattackcd by Williams. The coroner's
jury rendered verdict OF justiliable homi-
lido
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FIRE.-On Saturday night between II and
II O'Clock fire broke out i'll frame build
ing Oil Madison street between Fifth and
sixth, owned by Lcandcr Harrison (colore0.
Owing to some delay in getting the water
the building was entirely consumed: The
house was unoccupied at the time, and must
have been set on fire. 1t was erected in 1866
at 4 cost of &4,50o, and was insured for
- 500 il company for which Captain T. c.
uuttcr is agcnt.-Lyachbny Tirgnim.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA. Jnnuarv 20. ls74.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, ls7s
OFFERINGS. s,
EMHEArEWhite, Is bushels. Red, 40 bushels.
OATS.-1,332 bushels. - = -.
RYE.-s bushels er
MEAL.-los bushels.
SALES.
els at SLeg. - =, = ''sN-'
CoRN.-White, 74o bushels prime ut CSC.
> 0UATs.-l7e bushels very good ut &C.
RYE--s bushels at SIC. 90
MEAL--l03 bushels at Toe.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATs-370 bushels. $50
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RIcTlMosD TOBACCO MARKET.

R1CHMoSD TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY PIN reviewing the market for the
past week VIC have no new feature to report.
receipts have been small owing to the unfayorablc
weather, and prices have been fully maintained.
;, h"s lew OF our manufacturers are ut work, and
mey are operating on only very limited scale
competition Is entirely confined to steamers and
snippers and few small orders from northern and
western manufacturers
Wequote new tobacco MS follows.
LatS-Som,nnoh .. 70 good............. So oo63 so
Seia,ninn ~ gnu w. 00GI12 90
pWIoI, ~ Syoa ; ;:;:...... oo41a 90
Fine I" SIS oO@ IS 90
Extra 49, Jo,.; 90 0O0 so 90
s.e,S 80 '.-..s-....,. no demand.
Bright smoking. Is oo6lso, IN
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WOoD AND COAL.

TNGLIsH COAL.-This dry landing nom
fl bark Ocean Star, TEIRTY4 TONS ESGLIsH
CAMEL GoA Ale ON hand gun sap ECO q
nd tssToVL, GOALS which win be sold at the lowest
amu : ct ra,es $500 tsfE WRIT ROEEfsTSt
aI1 corner Seventeenth aud Dock esreets. i
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATAn;n~,


FOR NEW YORK, PHILADEPHIA. BALVI-
MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUI
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
INGS ON THE JAMES
RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain y. G. CLIFFORD, leaves
Company's wharf at Rockets for the aboye-named
places on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, at HALF-PhST SIX A. NJ, and returns on
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. -.as-. Il
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
of steamer.
rare 10 New OK %
rare 10 Phlladelptila 30
rare 10 BALTIMORE. 90
"
Tickets on sale at ca RBER & CO.'S EXPRESS,
and baggage checked through.
and SATURDAYS. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Bos-
ton, Baltimore. aud principal landings on Chesa-
peake Bay, and all regular landings on James river,
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ. till 8P. NJ.
Freight for way-lundngs must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Company's wharf
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
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NUNARD LIN Il The BRI- lTSS
" TISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ss4&4zsEszs

NUNARD LINE. The bril- >aTSs
OTISH AND NORTH AMERICAN sz &s}<2az
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between New York
and Liverpool. calling at Cork harbor.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
First Cabin. $780, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold.
First Cabin TO Parls. goi1'
Return tickets. $3.50, gold.
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin $50, gold. Steeragc.. $50 currency
httuTn IlCketS... .plSo, gnu
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts of Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills oftaGing from Virginia to Liverpool,
Belfast. Glasgow, Havre. Antwerp, and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports, viii
be Issued by the VIRGINIA and i Or e 1G
THROUGH LINE, they having made the necessary
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM
SHIP COMPANY to New York. and with the Gu
NARD LINE thence 10 Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C., apply to The Agents OF the Old DO
miniou Steamship Company.
CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN,
General Agent Cupard Line.
I'D, KELLEY Jr., General Agent Virginia
IL Of md Foreign Through Line.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND .&TFh
Y PACKET COMPANY.-Tlc steanl- nszsz iesss.s
slim GEORGE Is. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY,; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
ID, j. BURR, President,
fc 81 1914 Main street.
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THE FIRM OF HILL, BENTLEY d
L sKINKER having been dissolved, would in-
form my friends that ! have entered INTO me en-
this connection would respectfully solicit STARE OF
The natronncc so literally bestowed upon the late
ht IN , s. in, i WILLIAM G. BENTLEY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,.
IL AND NORFOLK ii ~ 4 NJ ag1tsytL.< G2$a6
LTgE.-FOR PH IE AZ 81, y IN q IL ~,
EEE.-Steaners tEDHFffK Eu1nIr1nr NIOL -
81 ERFFN cornncsiI,r -r,is inscE,.rs,l ma y.
mont orarv rf MI ieave Rtc3.
n-cIocs- N ssnd SvSs-s nf d
snd q TIr1Is " ~ sae a,yn., J,g, E.DNESUAY
a1 L. az sns LOOT,
nara ~ po,, Isrsss a, III iof an
hiI ty -. III, Sarslon, ~ unu HeW VneAns and
Fre al ,sis. signea y. rrera, ,,,.
passssa "a aor NoLIpiE W Ias 49,;
statsrn.ss,1y ~ 81 Fhliadephia, Mciuuhg tneas and
ft7f w. R.PORTEKy Agent,
u,r no. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
g WILLIAM 1: CLYDE IL CO. Agents,
JAZZ No. u North Wharyes, PhiIadeiphia.
T10I, NEW tyoEIY ---oTr-1,~,---- 80
II oT,-1nH1 rr, -, = ..n, n.-CLD ~ TkEA
M Mi.SlONoii1AMsitiPC COMPANY. -
Inc slde.w Z, n., steamships WYAEOKE u, ISAAC
DELI, , rmmn y! NIAuAhh, hLbEtAUkE,
ana HAIIEhAS, leave New York FOR Norfolk, City
Easn.' ana EacmM2nI, every TUESDAY, THUS.
M an na ~ ~ = W. Leave
s!cnmond esery TUESDAY, fHlDAY, and SUN
"a ;n,i L. Ut III. hsn ade -
inese smps aEe enufeiy new. 1hey nave elegant
NV rIoUa 81. stn a.i.u ,p IA,
arr I'D L,,rony , VIA ah ooutn'
q ar rn op ~ , 70; ~
TER M ONE pEsR crES,rDt M tho - otcss az
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tress in the handsome house in which her poor
father died. His blessing had descended on
might be.
Ellen, too, seemed at last to revive from
every bitter blow the Past had dealt her, and,
crowned with love and riches, she stood beside
her handsome husband, proud and happy
wife: "Ireland's blossom" as O'Neil had
called her, looking lovelier, fairer every day.
There was only one remark made, during the
evening, worthy Of being here recorded.
When Clarence led his blooming bride
towards his friends, the joyous bridegroom
whispered in Leonora's ear:
Congratulate me, now, for have Queened
Pawn, and 80 have won my Mattel"
She, remembering the Past, answered ear
nestly yet archly:
And from your happy home, the true
M Nc "a Ark may the Dove of Peace never wing
In the course of time Jim did bring home
an Alabama wife, but Ms she was trim in
figure and industrious in habit, Aunt Polly
became duly reconci!ed, and told her mistress
that Jim had some sense after ALL"
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solemn march with its slow and mournfu!
toiitng. The good priest of the village walked
before the corpse, chanting the touching
ers, Ellen thought. The air around was pure
as their own lives, the skies above as bright as
their genius and their worth
IS rely this must be the place. But how
changed from when she left itW
This exclamation was forced from Ellens
lips by what she saw before her: No lowly
grave, no grassy mound, no humble wooden
cross was there! But in their stead q lofty
stone. marble shrine, q rare and costly monu-
ment.
The mound itself was levelled now but the
sweet violets blossomei still, only all was en-
shrined within a marble frame. At the head
OF the grave, above three ascending steps of
purest marble, rose q tablet of the same ma
teiial. Carved on this was an exquisite
wreath of oak leaves; with the acorns ripe
and dropping from their stems. A leaf of
Shamrock In the centre Of the significant gar.
land, bore testimony to his Faith and Love of
Country, besides recalling the graceful pseu-
donyme under which he wrote his loveliest
verse.
The inscription. in fresh, golden letters, told
the astonished Ellen how, and why, and by
whom this wondrous change had been
wrought.
It read:
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At grand Legitimist banquet in Antwerp
on the ed of January, at which the Count de
Chambord presided, the principal toast was
" The Restoration of the Pope"
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lesrning Star and Catholic Messenger.
Jew ORLEANS. SUNDAY. MARCH 81. 1879,
THE PASSION.

III. belis arc hushed-ths altars wrapped In gloom,
A Ssviour's grief oor sympathies invites;
The sinner ,rembles at tue Impending oooH,
no bymns Of Joy peal through the sacred shrine
Nosacrod Host from earth to Heaven ascendsi
Laiahs sscred song, o Church, 10 thine:
A he with thy plsint, his word prophetic blends.
Onichty seer, shall God become child,
Shall He like basest mortal, be reviledi
Shall He, the Just, for sins OF man atonei
Yea ae the Just. the bitter cup shall drain.
For thus shall man his fol NOR state regain.
And thus TO Eden's garden entrance ind.
The Angel brings comfort to His prayer,
His friend betrays Him with proffsred kiss;
To spit upon that face vile mtnione dare,
On which the Seraphs gaze In endless bIss.
Lol meek without o word, before the Jew,
Like victim at tho altar, Jeaus stood;
Thu Saviour q Innocence the Roman knew,
Yet for ambition sold his precious blood
A prayer was echoed mid the thrones ON high;
ION ma Hie blood descend and on our seod )"
The Angels yelled their faces at the CRY.
And wept DER Jesus In His hour OF need.
Alas He lies on ignominious bed,
And ON the Cross sepds forth His latest sigh;
Tho murderers on the hill top mock the dead,
And think not Of the vengeance that 10 nlRn.
q Heavenly Fsthe,, calm at length Thine Ire.
Through Hin who freed Us from the demon power,
And lot His blood Jewish child and aire
Descend In bAptisms all preserving shower.
And thou, who sadly watched by Jesus side,
o Mother when the sword had pierced thy breast
With thee and Jesua everlasting rest.
Hessenoer Of the Sacred Heart.
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STATE LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me- thus third dav
June, 1871.
JOSEPH CUvIILIER, Notary Public
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TEUTONlA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO Ill GRAvIER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
,OOOOOO
subscribed 100000
A. Elmer BADER President
CHI ENGSrFELD Vice Pr esident,
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
A Elmer Bader, NJ Frank w q Schmidt,
Iheo Lilienthal Louis Schneider, Frank Rodsr
Schwartz, Hermann Eicke r RCkert
g Miller, j acob Hassinger Oh Ergstfeld
> !. Nneits H. Pohlmann, Louis Schwartz,
u l. Mayer, X Srig, Y weiIssnbach
Gogreve, w Davis N Rtuln0nrjep
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck, K. L. Lei Bundio
toIl II ly
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GRocERs--commIsslor MERCHANTS.

GRocERs--CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
CHEW g. LAwRANCE,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
80. Tchoupitoulas Street .3 SO
Offer for sale largo and well selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
- consisting in part Of
MOLASSES,
FLOUR, FISH,
CANDLES,
ETC.. Etc.
Which will be placed at figures suit the views Of
cash buyers mhs I'm
A. W. skardon. VIM. Woelper
A W. sKARDoN & CO..
~A' GROCE RS,
Jackson and Fourth District
Goods delivered free Of charge. fe4 rally
e. conery. -J.H Menge. E. CeLery. Jr.
r coNERY. SON & CO..
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western
Produce,
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS
nol27lly ORLEANS.
TON RICE.
RETAIL FAMILY GROCER,
Corner of Constance and Erato streets,
Choice Wines, Liquors, Teas and fno Goshen Butter
constantly on hal d. oc2s II ly
CRESCENT GROCERY.
WILLIAM HART,
Wholesale and Retail FAMILY GROCER Choice
WINES LIQUORS and TEAS.
Gravier st rect, Of Rampant.
City and country orders solicited, punctuaiy
tended delivered in parts OF
of drayage. Choice Goshen BUTTER. mv21 II Nv
r GIBBONS CO.,
DEALRRs
GRAIN. CORN NEAL AND Hay,
81, So 81, New Levee 50, g. 6
feil II ly Corner Povdraa
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At meeting of tfs Board of Directors. held on the
third day of June. 1871, 1t resolved to declare
Scrip dividend of THIRTY per cent on the net earned
participating premiums for the year ending May 81 1871
for which certificates will BIO issued and after the lat
day OF August next. Also to pay, and after the
second Monday in July next the whole Issues of Scrip
for the years 1863 1864 and 1866 SIX per cent in
terest on all outstanding Scrip Of the Company:
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READ" FALSE AND TRUE Send one letter
! stamp t" RAnWAI CO., No. q. Maiden Lane.
stli,t YOU.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

tERgcAS FAR,EN's ApyocATI9,
(teen page paper, is il every
Prtily the patrolla%" Of the
Immunity, being especially
the official organ of the
|al Congress It's price is
er year, and its publishers,
ate Publishing Company, Of
Tenn, make the remarkable
h to furnish it free With any
ler priced paper or magazine
in the United States. Ne
III the WEEKLY REpUH-
800.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07
MI. NEEcH'
CABINET MAKER,
Burial Case Manufacturer & Undertaken
Principal street. Bayou Sara. La.

Respectfully announces to the citizens of this
and adjoining p@sishes, that he manufactures and
keeps ON hand a good assntinent Collins leaden
t"skets always on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices for cash only. :. 1,
\ aud elegant lIearse with fine span of
horses can be secured at moderate rates.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

Green Bay (Wis.) post-o'licc
osted up which read, rs fol
Price Of three cent stamps,
S each licked and stuck, 5
!; tie clock VIII answer the
Has the mail close, ."
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

|ooDs. Mr.. Jake Mitchell
eturned from the Crescent
an immense stock OF Dry
(ncy Goods, Groceries, &C.,
pared to do the right tl,iug
Who may patronize him.