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sLFT HEE CET.-A farmer near Nashua, y.
H.. recently bI--aincd his farm 20 another farm
er for ~5.r.-". hut when the day AMI the Durchas
ct arrived. informed him that his wife was in
MYSTERIES about the trade. and be guessed he
lie would back out. But" said the purchaser.
1 have come "a long distance. want the farm
and must have II. How mach more would in
dure Won to Scll2 We'll" replied the agri-
CultUTist. ''-ive me $3.50 more and let her cry"
SgFiE. field R.4.ui EcGu.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OFTHE DISrRIC
Il OF COLUMBIA,
the 18th day Of December, 1871.
Mary Nolan,
la I
Thomas ID. Nolan
On motion of the plaintiff by Mr.. r A. Lambert, her
solicitor ii is ordered that the defe ndant cars his
appearance to be Entered herein before the first
rule day occurring forty days after this day; other
default.
True copy. Test:
By the Court: A. wYLIE
IL. j. MElGS, Clerk. decl lawtfebl
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., December -, 1871,
On the petition Of N. Il. ALLEN, of Pittsford,
Vermont, praying for The extension of a patent
granted TO him Oh the 23d day of March, 1858, aud
Ieissued on the Goth day of December 1864, for an
Improvement in Railroad Car Axle Boxes:
II Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the Goth day of February next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners pOrt
be limited to the t day of March next and that said
petition be heard on the 9th day of March next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
d16-s3t NJ. d. LEGGETT. Commissioner
limited STATES Patent OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. December Is, 1871.
On the petition Of JOHN CHILD, of Eiyra, Ohio,
praying for the extension of a patent granted to
him on the I'D day of March, ISIS, for an improve.
ment in Hot Air Furnaces:
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 10Th day of February next, that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 4th day Of March next, and that
said petition be heard on the 9th day Of March
next.
Any person may oppose this extension
dec2I-th3t M. d. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
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ALBERT BISCUIT.
NACKFNZIE & MACKESZIES.
MiDILhMASS.
CHEESE
BFST FACTORY,
YOUNG AME RIGA
ErGLiSH DALEY, prices reasonable.
FDAM.
SAP SAG0,
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n The StPhEME tUU KT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
HOLDING Special Term, December 18Th, 1871.
In the case Of Augustus Lepreux, administra.
tor Of ALkXANDEk TAFT, deceased, the admin
is;rator aforesaid has, with the appreciation of
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY. the 9th day of
distribution Of the personal estate of said de-
ceased. and of the assets in hand, far as the
same have been collected and turned into money:
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceased estate:
Procided, copy of this order be published once q
week for three weeks in the Star previous TO the
said day. Test:-A. WEBSTER,
deC2l-th St. Register OF Wills
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PR UNES.
NEW TURKISH PRUNES................. I3c
IO. FRENCH do. ........... 2Oc
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'~ithin the IA twenty ysarS, end the npPsrolz N
Iortant surgicsi opsrsfions IsrfeIsd BY Dr.. yeSa.
ether psperS, notices Of which have appeared NJ
and assfa before TIE public, besdes his sahdng =
Sieut guArantee 20 the aGlictod.
SKI DIB1AeBo sPEHDILY CURED. oesl-iy
RA3AAB=1ssf.sns a kediss', Gents end 0.tl
- drsnt UHDEkCL0IHlEo HaT b found g
Al esSsn SrSSstly e .sssay sssssssa ssisii.c'
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Rf LATIMER & CLEART, Auctivreers,
star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner Pennsylvsni ave- and 18th street
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SUMMARY UF THE TESTIMONY OP THE CHENT-
CAL EXPERTS FOE THE DEFENCE.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18


" Proprietor ................. Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
TS;s theatr. i ,hs aoss eonysnsn.iy .rIanasd
frIy radiant With si that sxpsisnce can sSsssss and
"''sf efnfsvi WEEK As6 ssAasArnD Success OF
sard0u' last and a. sest Rs h TTsn expressly for
Sno an; Che s role Ssssr py Mis- phs
Ssns SiI Lsnsens, Mr.. D u hsrsns: III Edwsra Lamb,
e sSse.f Mr. s' s1s Msas as wf H.
81 annsr in Which The play the Even
ing fsprG nsy in 50 cbase and elegant man
TRT MSs TEr BEEN % SEEN roS fn
s %oa ss
%ssia %sSss %2TISHs EVERY SATURDAY Ar.OoLocK.
olss open sysry dHy e% a,',n A. ,;.s
MISS issiSIss ESSSSs$ESSf is LIMITED TO 100
DooTH's THEATRE BoUCICAULT
ss $SD HEs 5iSs sSSsisSSSE
Miss Agnes RobersoD
in the great Irish Drama
ARRAH-NA.PoaUE.
Nj y THE THE rsss r1ss
NJ EAeH sT HvhNsa AND
oI r .sss sss u ri at The
BoSTssa ana s9: so5erGAy4g viii sggsaS % e s,.s
ens 81 Des
sS sS kah q
q her
JESSIE rSEsSSSi. SEsSSi % oSeog "a
-, s,,rsn"~ uav1s.1S s.114$S Ssa a os1sss qs7 a
The % Drama
BY hm KIFT SE%Pos
,Es;fs & esSes'iqIs SSSMs. S,;''s
'F s5gGa sesE1Sf Miss AGNES
oAS'' Seats may now be secured - = -
%1S LH sEoBs Ss SSDtE fss BROUGHT TO
THE MEXICAN, THE .5asS, Gas;o AMP THE MUSTANG
THE nnTEaAS SSSERS HRSoSaAr TH s gHrIH rx
sss
''' S$$sy 3$snrs !;
HssSiss T Is ss '0EYaHsnsw Eas TEXAS STEERS WHILE
14ssoaxs WILD s1HHss pf III AeRs AND sE LEGS $
THROWING THE FLEETEST STEER A SOMERSAU LIT
WITHOUT THE AID OF LASSO, BY A
RIDER AT FULL SPEED.
LASSOING AND RIDING THE FIGHTING STEER,
SHOWING The USE MADE OF THE
LARIATE IN WARFARE.
STOPPING ON A LINE WHILs IN FULL GALIOP; A
MOST DIFFICULT AND DANGEROUS FEAT, WHICH
CAN ONLY By ACCOMPLISHED BY THE MUSTANG
PICKING ITEMS FROM THE GROUND WHILE IN
FULL GALLOP.
LARIATING THE CUTE, CUNNING AND DODGING
MUSTANG.
THE PONY RACE FOR THE ODD STEER, pECu-
THE BRANDING SEASON
The thrilling and exciting performances of this troupe
have the highest praise from the press
Bar pulpit and public During the Just past the
troupe performed for two weeks ut Gen Mitchell, in
Saratoga winning the unbounded admiration OF visitors
the springs The following letter written to the
editor OF of the dailies this city, in reply to in
qury made BY him to the performances the troupe
GLEN MITCHELL, Oct. 4, 1872
DEAR sIR-Yeurs of the I'd Il at hand In to
the You rcfc to- take great pleasure IN say
ing 1t is OF the most amusing and general satisfaction
giving sports that has ever taken place upon onr ground
highly Of them Respectfully yours,
G. w. MITCHELL, President of Village.
A FULL BRASS BAND WILL FURNISH MUSIC
GRAND STAND RESERVED FOR LADIES
cHiLDREN UNDER IL YEARS .............25 CENTS
"a L. M. cO nce L. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

80 SEVENTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR ABOVE
LO Twelfth stree-A Suit Of handsome Rooms, un-
furnished second floor 10 let win Hoard also
n>hed Room; every conyenience; house and location
st class
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

On WEST TWELFTH STREET, A Few DOORS
~ west Of Fifth avcnte.A desirable suit OF Rooms
with or without Board also Rooms upper story
mode ate
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

7 r. LAMoUREUx, PROFESSOR OF FRENCH,
81 would like to give ie ssons Tor his board In inmy
teaches classes aud private individuals Please address
j. II. LAMOUREUX, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

LAST MATINEE hut onc) OF DIAMONDS on sATuR
DAY at hal-past one.
.Characters by the entire Comedy Company ncluiina
Miss Fanny Davenport. Fanny Morant Mrs Gilbert sara
Jewctt. Linda Dieiz, Gcorgc Langley, Nellie Mortimer
Mr.. George Clarke, W. Davidge George Grniths Henry
Crisp, b. L. Rnggoh q. ii. Rockwell w. j. Lem0yno
James Lewis, u. Whi;ng aud others
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

LIZA EIEANoh Iavlss / sANzii .sHNo
''' sis sofS2EE i ESii.H sAusnr
Prices usual Box sheet open Thursday.
5rn AyES.gE I1,EArnE.-aEEGIYss At g. ga x,n....
- AuGusriS DALf....-,..sole Lessee ana Manager
LAST WEEK RuT oNE
pLaIdtxDs
LAST MATINEE hut onc) Of DIAMONDS on sATUR-
DAY at half-past one
,,Characters by the entire Comedy company iucluing
Jeweti Linda nieiz, Gcorgie Langley, Nellie Mortimer.
S SieFEs sss Sssss T. H. ssf'
IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL.
a series of Brilliant Comedy Revivns for which new
scenory and new Costumes now in PREPARATION iu
S!Gi!"S TnE K5xb tss iAtS,'f rs kGiSs kqG!riSss Of
TIE AET4Hhh FEh sFHHSAsHsss lSaSAsHSs,s; :, -,
sSa SSs sS ssf @
the ss fs ne e9
T,HEATRE coMIQUE. .,.nno.nw.v
E6vs1T1 NJ I0sE tros Lessee ans sovRnF9
MISS TIf na%T9 TEsage in pleasing
TIE NEW nnAmA THE wA1soS ATS Sdpif'E RFoEFEFs gFFS
TiiE EDUCATED MULES, PETE AND BARNEY.
AMMAN - "'A' TIE BARN DOOR REEL
THE PRISON CELL
-. THE COURT SCENE AND TRIAL or snATSSS,ru
fHAhH fS%S w..
MATINEE wsbsksDA2 " ksS 21ls asD SATURDAY
4$S.S sHsEssHPs EEssPs 9.ss:. Manage.
sss$s. in !. s
including the grand MINSTREL SCENE
'S' w. DIcK Y5T SuFr5Y kfH. and
Mr.. 80. r,WIEKsMii appear on Monday IN his new
I,ERMANIA THEATRE.
Fourtosnth street, Third avenue.
.Lrrr vArEsnsSb EEInax sa szsssr y lsa sHre ssrsp
vaudeville in three act. by Kruscmann
Box Office open from, ) to O'clock
NEW woySrS X1SS TT4Dr xSR sqYrEy
FRIDxY October ia lsis anh, and positively the Las;
f%s Es. '% sr"a
tie sscYn n cycHs y rn ;a
sssS aeI .f asss
%sSsfs 'ss sS
% wassa g. Grand oSosi sG%is and
sATGRDxS October i poaiVcy
- PerorIna-oc.
esTEISWAY nAILnRu ~ gINsTEtNMfENIAwsKr sTM
A. en- TWO NIGHTS M on ASD ONE MarlsE ,bs Enor tho re
turn rG% Boston and the Ts GnSsEd
BsoTS hs ssTTiI SSscrnTs
on THURSDAY EvEhIN1, &c, 0ci. e and FRIDAY EVEN
4sR s2faaSsA sEH ss nsgsEH 4 .E
AA' cALrFsEs,Aa sss.awny N,SsrEELs. ns
Mcguire 4 BILLY EMEKsoN Proprietors
ENriaE G!,xNGE OF PRoGRHNaG. s2. This WEEK
BILLY EMERSON r,ontes. s,. On t,o r,,,ort.r STAG.
A. J. TALBOT '' ''s''@'' 80 % ''' -'"''p''
HARRY srXSwoSp 49, ~ ..s &c.. 49,,
CHARLES urrw5SSS Great Character Artists OF America
J. A. PALMER ,onr
eminent baritone 'onM non,iar rnn1nSs na "a
'olcs esesrsed tsENddH 4snor hsmf eminent Ballads.
. "A aus,raio npi1, !, w T,m Tnncr n,easinv Alto
m T9gehsa % with the only Orchestra OF Solo
-, aEs3 SspC@ss spSsaIsnss = gs :,
rvrpv vEx1NG Hnx = 4 s1frWnLyx aTryEr
4 MERIcAY INSTITUTE EXHIBITION
FoRTY FIRST ANNuAI)
THE GRAND GxniBiTioN BUILDING,
Third and Second avenues by sixty third street
American skill, ingenuity artistic development and ma
Open rom "a: NJ. 70 10 P. NJ daily until Nov. !a
Choice music kEA TiNGs FINE EXHIBITION or
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
Rof CAR0TTE,
Rof CAROTTE.
THE GRAND PARISIAN SPECTACLE.
EIGHTH WEEK

The Home Journal says:-"rho
strongest troupe OF theatrical stars
ever congregaied al place Of
amusement IN New York Is now gath:
cred vi the Grand Opera House. aud
all nrIcar every night ~ ne rsgyllar REGULAR
JnMN BkOiliinAM,, EMMA HOW.
'sON. ROSE IiEHSEE, STUART ROB
tSUN, the MAJILTONS and tho LA u III
RO1 CAROTTE. FAMILY, have each and separately
toru,ed the chief and almost only at
traction at niniiy places of amusement
IN New York and elsewhere These
with the other actors and Singers. tho
grand scenery. gorgeous dresses,
chorus OF forty, and countless super
numcTarics, form probably The most
Iexpei,Sive dramatic entertainments
ever offered In this country"
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
(also lessee and manager Boston Theaire).
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSIiMAN
will appear, supported by
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH
and an excellent Dramatic Company.
FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER Is,
In Shakspeare's sublime Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Miss CushmQu. Lady Macbeth
MI j. Is. Booth. Macbeth
Saturday evening October IL,
GUY MANNERING.
Box Office open daily, from A NJ. chi 6P. M
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
Ror cARoTrE
EIGHTH GRAND MATINEE OF
ROT CAROTTE
SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAsT ONE O'CLOCK.

Curtain rises quarter precisely; doors open Ut
IA; carriages may be ordered for II O'clock. ~
~ may be week in advance either
at the box Office Grand Opera or Fifth
Avenue Theatre from = A. NJ. tin n N.
HRAND OPERA HOUSE
O SUNDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER a.
THIRD GRAND OpEkATIC CONCERT,
by the combined artists oi tle STRAKOSCH CON
CERT COMPANY, and the MARErZEk ITALIAN
OPERA together with the combined Grchcstl0s OF the
Academy OF Music and Grand Opera House.
CARL0fTA PATTI ~
LIZA ELEANOR SAM
TERESA CARkNO
SIG. VIZZANI
SIG. RONCONI
NJ EMILE SAuRET
Prices same as usual. Box sheet open Thursday.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

Boys young with voices susceptible OF cultlva
ton who viii give their services Tor n stated time (ter
traning In the choirs OF Christ church will receiv: mus
nsruc ton from the most competent inc ud
Ing private lessons and public rchc carsas by application
at the music OF Christ church entrance Thirty
nith s,reeD at the above hours.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

ID DUBINSTEIN-RETURN TO NEW YORK
IL sTEIEWAY MALL-RU gINsTElN..W M n "
TWO NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE.
Mr.. GRAU has the honor announce that upon the
turn Of the company from Boston aud the New England
cities and previous their departure Tor Philadelphia,
baltimore ana Washington he will give
TWO GRAND RUBINSTEIN CONCERTS,
on THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. e. and FRIDAY EVEN
AND ONE GRAND RUBiNSTEIN MATINEE,
OH SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 26 at2
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

80 GRAMERCY PARK.-AN ELEGANT SECOND
~ Floor with private table; also Rooms ON first
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

" Twenty. third street. corner Eighth avenue
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AuGuSrIN DAILY
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

80 WEST NINTH STREET.-THE LET WITH BOARD
- one large Room, second loor front, Handsomely
furnished Tor gentleman and vile single genemen
flrst class table
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
'--=
BROOKLYN BOARD.

OOS HENRY STREET.-SINGIE ROOMS, WITH
ACD closets; also double ones, suitable tor gentlemen;
house location first ella near the ferries Terms
moderate. Reierenc exchanged
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27


This life is full Of cruelties, hard
ships and toll. Sickness, separation,
disappointment, trouble and death,
await US all. We may love kindred
and friends, yet we cannot enjoy
their society, because no one las any
time to losc--all have to continue
to paddle to keep their heads above
water. Can it be, that this short,
troublesome and uncertain race on
earth is the end OF man? No; there
must be place somewhere, Of rest
--of repose--of ease---of Justice
Can It be that q child is brought in,
to this world only to sufferfor q few
short years, and then end, here and
hereafter! ! Such q supposition would
moi comport with the known wisdom
and goodness OF God, or tho other
order Of things around us. Water
is devourcd--it Is taken from earth
yet u rc-appoars moro pure than
ever. So with mankind !; they leave
here detormed with misery and pain,
but they rise angels in heaven.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27

When the infamsas CafaIlns ned
Itaied the overthfou u tl.s IIbetis
Of l.Oms. be began Wy ssuup,inx
ibe young men u the city, and irsin-
ias them iJf deeds oi daring cnms.
In III. hs acted with . Keen d.
eefnmsBs ot what constitutes the
strength aad safsfy of q republic =
the yirtus and inielligsnes oi iis
youth, especially Of ". young men
These are the dows of every coun.
try--tho rising hope Of ,hs churcl,
aud Of society at large. 50 long ~
hey are preserved nnenrrapted; ssr
long "a hey have enlightened mind.
aud pure mo,als. 70 &C. their respect
i've parts on the stage OF life, the
foundations Of social order aud hap
piness are secure, and no conspiracy.
however formidable, iormed against
the safety OF the commonwealth, can
succeed. 50 obvious Is this truth,
tat all wise aud benevolent men,
whether statesmen, philanthropists.
or ministers Of religion, have slway.
tslt a deep aid peculiar interest in
this class OF society. In all attempts,
therefore, to produce reformation,
and to advance human hsppiness-
the young, and particularly the
young men, have engaged their tirss
aud chief regard.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27
A Ludicr0us Interruption.

One of our western dioceses Is
presided over by an eloquent and
earnest preacher, who has the habit,
as he approaches the end Of ser,
mon, of closing his manuscript, aud
finishing his discourse by an extem-
poraneous appeal to the consciences
of his hearers. On the occasion of
one of his visitations to the
pioneer settlements of his spiritual
jurisdiction, be appointed service in
q school-house which stood upon a
beautiful unenclosed common, which
was fine range for the cattle Of the
neighborhood. 1t was q beautiful
Sunday afternoon in June, warm
but breezy, and by no means OPP
pressive. The neat white school
house was well-flled with an atten-
tive audience, and oil the windows
(Which reached near the ground)
were raised, in order to admit free
circulation Of air. Among the cat
tie that collected OH the shady side
of the school-house was rough.
looking, but venerable and sober
donkey. lie remained quiet and
contented near one of the side win
dows, opposite to the bishop, during
the reading Of the service. The
bishop announced his text, and
preached an impressive sermon I;
and, as his habit was, after expound>
ing his text and before entering
upon the practical exhortion, he
closed his manuscript, Looking
attentively around bis congregation,
and waiting for an instant until there
was perfect silence, he said, In a
deep, low, and impressive tone:
"And now, beloved, what think
you of these things?"
The words were scarcely out Of
his mouth when the donkey thrust
his head through the opened win
dow and gave out one Of those hor-
rid, terrible, unearthly screams that
no creature but one OF bis kind can,
and of which no words can convey
an adequate idea. The bishop,
though man of GOODNESS, was very
much furried. His face turned all
colors, and he could not utter q
word while the congregation stuffed
their prayer. books, handkerchiefs,
hands - everything = into their
mouth, in order to keep in the uni
versal explosion. The boys and
girls laughed outright. Very soon,
however, an oppressive silence pre-
vailed, and the bishop, biting his
lips, commenced, in a solemn and
deep tone:
/ say, my brethren, what think
you Of these things"
Once more, at the very instant,
came the deafeuing, terrible screech
of the rhelancholy-lo beast, as
if IN answer to the bishops earnest
question. This was too much. In
less than . minute, the sermon, ben
edictioL, and all, was ended, and the
building was emptied, and the peo-
ple, convulsed with laughter, we're
makics their way homeward.
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Corssts

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IA gsailsssh aom Ne sauaifI Sho hss
peen fa''fa ~ We "AinieE oi Aaia istnl I
sfns' vhsn ne fls's % isih'on 'nt 'h'
"'su'i q 'ofw "s'' NaiuFs'al's'f l'As' -
bJ shs ares,f.lsls u moissn fashisn. upaa bs
bolaias a CORSET suspssslur from a nss f5l
pabIir staminslion 10 one of esf siorss
A week ago or more.
ava tefy sing lar thing.
never saw before.
Upon a string astrsAdlc-
Looked something like an hour Elae,
And something like a saddle.
Who ehanced to be ct hand,
awhai was it 2 but their gibberish
could not understand
On certain parties placed,
Like decree in chancery
To stay tenants wssier
Of any in the swarm
Said "twarnt the glass Of h,shien, but
II was the mould Of form"
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COURTS.
POST oFFTCU.


ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oF MAILS.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays pm. Departs Wednesdays and
Saturdays 8 a. III.
Long Town arrives 10 m. and departs p. m
every Saturday
Lonstown, Star Place and lake Cresswell
mail departs P. \. and arrives IAN. every
Saturday.
Daily mails close as follows
Going North at loo n.
Going South, at $40 p. N.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
Office open daily, Sunday excepted, from 600
AN. TO TOO P. NJ.
RATES or COMMISSION CHARGED ron MONEY ORDERS
On orders not exceeding s20... cts
Over $40 and not exceeding s30.........l5 cts
Over $40 and not exceeding S40........s0 cts
Over $40 and not exceeding $780,. .,.....25 cts
No fractions of cents TO he introduced in an
Order.
RAY United States Treasury notes or Nation
al Bank Notes only received or paid.
in. WADDEY, P. NJ
%
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RELIGIOUS.


METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUCH SOUTH
M Rev. r. s. Petway. Services every st,
3rd, 4th and 9th Sundays Sabbath school, Q
o'clock A w.; Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at 7 o'lock Pm
ID D3ESBYTERIAN CHURCH--Rev. D. q.
/ Doak, Pastor.--Services every Ind Sd and
4th Sundays; Sabbath school clock A. NJ.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH--Rev. W. s. speirs,
IL Pastor.---Services first Sabbath in the
month at 1890 a. m., and3rd, Sabbath at 7:3O
p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH Elder @. B. Young,
IL Pastor.--Services every LIST and 3rd Sun.
days; Sabbath school o'clock A. NJ
CATHOLIC CHURCH. 4th sunda y
~ in each month, by Rev. Father Wise.
I CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder 7. ". Caskey,
" Pastor.--No regular appointment
BAPTIST CHURCH, BATEsvILLE.--ser-
ID vices on the LIST Sunday in each month, al
II o'clock, a M, by Rev. Robt. Maclin, .Presby-
terian.