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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-12-14

Gov. Warmoth has been so unfor-
tunate in his course during the cleo
ton troubles as. to provoke the al
n.ost universal condemnation of the
Northern and Western press. Even
the New York World and Sun, both
Of which supported the Liberal move,
ment, have naught but unkind words
for him, the former advising the DEM
ocrats of Louisiana to give him no
countenance, the latter calling him an
ambitious and INSCRIPTIONS carpet
Dagger.
The Presidents message, which was
transmitted to Congress on the End
inst, is characterized by the leading
newspapers an able review Of the i'm
portant events of the year and q, bud
get of wise suggestions for reformation
of old and enactment of new measures.
The document is of too great length
to allow Of publication in the columns
of the CHIEF, else we should be happy
to present it to our readers in full.
We 'solemnly protest in advance
against the selection of James F. Casey
as United States Senator to succeed Mr..
Kellogg. Mr.. Casey's only claims to
the position must be based upon his
manipulation of the Custom House
patronage in favor Of the Republican
party, and his relationship to Presi-
dent Grant, and these are poor claims
indeed. He is VIGOROUSLY deficient
in those qualities of mind and manner
which should be possessed by an oc-
cupant of the exalted position to which
he aspires, and the Republican mem
bers of the General Assembly will re-
fleet no credit upon themselves by
giving him a seat in the United States
Senate. For the sake of our State
let the Senator elect be at least
q man of some talent and brain, if he
is a politician. When the Republican
majority has such men as ex-Gov.
Michael Hahn, for instance, to choose
from, they will display a criminal folly
in bestowing the Senatorial honorupon
inefficient and simple minded James
F. Casey.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-12-14

Whose salary alone is equal to the total ex-
pense of an ordinary circus -
By reference to the programmes and small
bills it will be seen that nearly FIFTY AR
iIoIS are engaged by the veteran manager !;
Of Trained Horses, 49, esau
Prices of Admission Same as
Usual.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-12-14

I1oH. W. "A. LImOFe, JuuSe elecI VI
the New Orleans Eighth District
Court, has been ranting around like O
jack in clover patch since his rather
premature induction into his office.
He has disregarded the mandates of
the Supreme Court and issued injunc-
tons in defiance of an act of the Gen
eral Assembly, and for these playful
stretches of judicial authority has
come to grief. On Monday he was
fined and committed to prison by the
Supreme Court for contempt, being
barely saved incarceration by an Ex-
ecutive pardon. Following close up
on the heels Of this degradation came
an act of the General Assembly abol-
ishing the Seventh and Eighth
District Courts and creating in their
stead Superior Court, and investing
Acting Governor Pinchback with au-
thority to appoint Judge and Clerk
Of the new tribunal. Ofiiceless officer
Elmore remained defiant in spite of
these rebuffs, and continued to grind
out injunctions from his defunct legal
mill. One of these bombastic and
harmless orders was issued against
Mr.. Pinchback, directing him not to
assume the duties of Governor, and
another against Mr.. Charles Clinton,
seeking to frighten him from taking
possession Of the Auditors Office. Of
course neither of the injunctions were
obeyed, and when Elmore's deputy
Sheriff sought to take the disobedient
officials into custody the tables were
turned and he was marched off to Jail
by the police. Pinchback is Governor,
Clinton is Auditor, Elmore an extin-
guished lu.ninary. His career was
brilliant one, its brilliance being ex-
ceeded only by its brevity. He shot
across the judicial heavens like a
rocket, and disappeared as suddenly.
We caution the victorious Republi-
cans Of Louisiana that there is great
danger Of their present triumph prov
ing their everlasting death, and this
danger lies in an INSCRIPTIONS use of
the power fate has thrown in their
hands at q critical moment in the
political history Of their party. Let
not the voice of the people be drowned
altogether; let not representatives of
the people who We're fairly elected to
Office be denied the possession of the
same because of their political opin-
ions; let not might take the place of
right; for if this be done, the present
political victors will find themselves
shortly overwhelmed by the terrible
and crushing force of popular opinion
before which not even the almost in
vincible blue coats and bright bayo-
nets of Uncle Sans soldiery can stand
to defend them. If the Republicans
will profit by the opportunity they
are now given to redeem our State
from her present deplorable condi-
ton, they will see the day they shall
be blessed by those now loudest in
denouncing them.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-12-14
THE POLITICAL MIDDLE
: Gov. Warmoth Impeached.
Two Governors and Legislatures
Kellogg is Returned Elected.
MILITIA AND POLICE IN ARMS

Approximations Of. a Conflict
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-12-14

ane q amount in Registered Letter. or
IL ma r; ~. order for one or for all the above.
ana address $. r. Wells, Publisher. No. 80
broadway, New York, Agents Wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
PASTORAL EPISODES.

A religious revival has been in progress for
the past two weeks in the Atorneyst Methodist Prot
estant Church. OF which the Rev. j. White Is pastor
Mrs Annie t. smith of the Star Of Hope Mission deliv-
cred discourse n very large congregation Last sum
day She related of her experiences in reference To
persons who procrasnated profession VI faith I'LL TOO
late During the week services have been conducted
each evening by pastor assisted by Mrs Aderdice
the London revivast over twenty persons OF AL ages
have proessed their faith and were received on proDa-
ton.
The Rev p l. Davies OF the Berean Church, has de-
eded 70 withdraw his resignation, and has been pre-
sented oy the congregation with purse OF 500 The
Rev Dr. Nathan Brown proposes to engage IN Trans
latng the Bible in Japan and for that purpose mas
seyered his editorial connection with The Baptist weekly
The Rev Theodore J. Holmes OF East Hartford, Conn.,
has accepted the pastOrae OF the Lee Avenue roOkYn
The Rev John Brodt has resigned the pastorate OF the
OngregatiOnal Church In south Nnth-st Brooklyn
farewell meeting held Last sunday Inc
Rev George r. Pentecost preached his farewell sermon
in the Baptist Church Of Brooklyn on sun
day morning. The Rev. DIR. Henry l. Van Dyke, late
brooklyn has been released from his engagement Win
the Presbyterian Church Of Nashville, ana VIII remain
with his wife, who " seriously Ill In thb city A..
Father Kearney of Broskyn has been appointed 20
the Roman Catholic Mission at RiTerhead, l. l. Inc
Rev r H. Sheridan has transferred from st. JAMES
cathedral Or c., Brooklyn. 70 Rosyn. l. l. Father
O'Rey OF St. Paus c. Church. Biookyn, naS pSes
made pastor of ST. stephens Church. BROOKLYN fhsne
Preston OF ST. Anne's r Church " THIS ely
last Sunday in ST. Patricks Church. kentaye nrooAyh
the charge OF the Sisters OF Mercy Psrocnia
OF the Roman Catholic Union was opened IN 81
Cathedral Last Sunday, at meeting " NE Vs{isAo1ats
AZ the seboal hall In hnlberrysh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
MILITARY CHANGES.

THE MILITARY GEOGRAPHICAL DIyIsIoSs--NAIEs
OF THE COMMANDERS.
Recent changes in the U. 5. Army, Occasioned
by the death OF Cen Meade and the promotion Of Gen.
Mcdowell giyei some interest 70 the geographical d.
visions into which the military commands are formed.
The Divisions are four in number, as follows; The
Mlssour The South, The Atlantic, and The Pacific
These are subdivdsd into Departments. of which there
are twelve in all Following is list Of Divisions with
the Departments OF each:
The Dirsion Of The Aissouri-This Division embraces
nearly a of the States aud Territories OF the Mssis
pp and east OF the serras. including the Indian e9un
try and stretching far South the southern DoundAy
OF Texas- commanded by Lieut. Gen. sheridan mead
0uartArs Chicago, Ill The subdivisions are ~ follows
Mime Gotta and the Territories Of Dakota and Montana
HEADQUARTERS at st. Paul; commander, hhoruen hAh
cock now 10 be succeeded by Brig Gen Terry Depart
neut OF the Platte, embracing the states OF Iowa and
ar two uosts In Colorado Territory. Brig Gen Ord com
handing; Headquarters at Omaha; Department OF Inc
Missouri embracing the States or Missouri kanss ana
illinois, and the Territories OF Colorado ana New Mex
eO Brg.. ten. Pope commanding headquarters AZ 81
Io'is Department Of Texas which includes the state
az rexas and the Indian Territory Brig Gen. Augur
commanding; headquarters at San Antonio, le1as-
DrfstoB on the Bouth-This division was formerly eom-
mauded by Maj0r-Gen. Halleok. AT his death " was
discontinued, the department comLnandefs reporAns
Viyed and MajorGap- Mcdowell y 10 take eommand.
win Headquarters ut LouisVtie. KY The suDcrisons
Are two the Department OF the SOUTH when yih 10
Commanded by Gen. Mcdowell, and IL made up OF the
following statesi North and SOnth Carolina oeofKA,
Florida except the Gulf poss from PensacoA " hey
Westl Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee neadq uar-
,r ~ Louisvfle other Department, that oil the
GUT embraces the states Of louisiana AEansss- aaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29

fof obeiu tapestry and draping the walls with tapestry
a.. N antioe chairs not 20 be found they are ma.io
Ia order but antique they must be- aud blessed are the
dreams OF those who rejoice IN collections Of od eha
and extraordinary horses. whose sdsned legs disclose
an canvas the last stages Ok the "epZ1Ot may turn
their attention 10 tapestry, after the fshion OF the
DANES in HOO In Normandy Is stu preserved the I'M
Matilda and her maidens, representing tho Couqcstu
England Tie faces are al pOrtraltaur tho enN iIvus
knights anu nObles hut tradition speaketh ho ~ ~ wy
lkenesses thereof Now that bOudoir5 aud gaitlcs are
10 be hung IN tapestry we do not Lack Ior Fslt ll SUP
jects 70 60 down 20 pOsterty 10 cvl wars ana .ec4hs
In description Of the Louis Qutnde COSTUME, l1ss
month, mistake occurred regarding ne se ft'' he
immensely long sleeves" belong 10 me Don an. Abv
Louis OnuEo has "A full, lowing sleeve, trimmed
with tho full plating ana running 4h'- laco ~
correspond with the quaint style 90 inc rest ket coat
sleeve Is permissible Tor cold WoatlSi' llinLieo WI
broad cuff faced with velvet turned back &c one enu ~
rcrers Another very oeRlut st. aud novel; 100 r. ~
have the box plated hOmCe lued With contrasting
color silk satiu the paits No the Top are reversed ~
the polOnase caught up nc te sides ana back IN wiue
arrange in plaits 70 show tue lnng an emporium
Of fashion ignoring French fsion1 udcrS cuili0ftaSe
cloak called D0retta pactOt,' made Ia ciOth trimmed
the trimmings OF tasses may he IN k OF Fur fringe "
tails. The Baroness P0Onalse" Is another novelty ID
Cashmere SILK any handsome mat1!la. II Ol Gdsl-
IL must be trimmed with YAK lace on the same
caught UP nd fastened aJ tho middle ul the pucA VITA
fat bow, disclosing the sash ends falling over the PACK
VI the skirt IL Is extremely disi!igUc.
Magnificent camels hair sla"ls retain tAer value 81.
rich st cOOTing reduced iu prices rDm $50 % ESQ., Tor
mefy lOnced for at $500 The real Decca s a. low rs
$50 Tie Chedda long graceful wrap WtAOub DJrIej
the Delhi is rather inferior Reversible clucfs ldIr
thereby Cuunlngly deceived aud tbs owner cICQAe0
with being the pos cssor Oh t"o' ald a' Q~i,H sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
DEPARTURE OFF FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY. Nov. o.
Mail FOR Halifax " NeF-Ya-k PosOhoe
FRIDAY at o'clock D. Steamship sails Portland. dc.
SATURDAY. m.
Letter postage an Indies when going direct vii
u cents the EACH which
SATURDAY. Nov D. "a
For British Mai ami French Mail Queenstown snd Lverpoy
the steamship Baltic mails Y ~ Supplementary VAL
h closed az Dock o. stsamsAp sails al )
o. n from White Dock. PsE0nia Ferry Jeney City
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails mus 10 prepaid VITA
double POSTAGE
Por Closed Mails for the Continent Of Europe ga Southampton
Hans II No Supplementary
Mail Steamship from Pier loot Of lhr ST. HoboAen
Pruian closed Nail Is sent BY TN. linz
steamship Vile Ne Pans,
will close at Steamship sAi q from Pier No 81 ~
steamship Cleopatra close a. Steam
sLip Ssils a 3 Z. N from Pier No. North River.
Mails Panama Aspnws the Central American and South Pa
Steamship Ocean Queen, "a III steam
ahip sails at Y NJ rom Pier No. a. ~ K.
West by tie steamship City n san Autoo close az
2 D. m steamship sails ~, from Pier No. 20 & n
SUNDAY, Die 1.
II o'clock Ths fVst-Once i open rom
n 70 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Judson Jarvis, the Order of Arrest Clerk, Is
spoken OF IN connection with the vacancy in the stan OF
the Second Brigade Of the National Guard in TINS city
caused by the resignation of Major John IL French
tadsiob Roestliur has been elected Captain Of Com
pany A, nth Regiment Justns Luhrs mas Deen eoc'eu
SECOND Lieutenant OF Troop r. Sd Cavalry
An opinion has been given At the headqnntrs OF me
First Division that the provision OF the Election Law
eTempnR IaspectOrs Of Election from one years MIL
itary duty does not apply TO members OF me Nauona
Guard but persons liable 70 such duty under tne gen
eral law Of the State :. 49,. co1
The 18th, Regiment under command OF l1ent-Csi;
atefson s innroYing In numbers recruiting being rad
In All the Companies. At recent drill there vAs ms
largest a1tendance for two years =.
CoI ConklinR of the saith Regiment has recently re-
turned from Europe where he has spent consideration
tie I'm observing The efficiency of the different military
ORGANIZATIONS he speaks OF the great ecrsey o. nring
among tine English militia, and think VIII D. SONS
time before the National Guard can al Them, uhrss
Greater desire for Improvement Ia shown LnAn ~
present -, ,,..,...ou ., ~ Y -rb Regi-
ment, has resigned, and second Lieulen' ntSnant
non mas been elected 10 the vacant position Lieutenant
ought01 Will remain as instructor OF the howlLeI
ton during the Winter. 80 Lbat tnAt o'kAn'@s" VIZ
not lose his valuable ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29

Mississippi and the Gulf posts Tar eastward az key
West; Brevet Major-Gep. Emory commanding nea"-
quarters at New Orleans. r..
Dfvison or tie Aaanticrhe DepartE ents OF tns Esse
and OF the Lakes in this division. OF Tncn maor
Gem Hancock now takes command. with beadduaTseIss
az New York Cprobabyl. The Department Of the Ets.
embraces the New England Stairs, NewY0rk SEWER.
sey pennsylvania Delaware. Maryland, Virginia, ness
Virginia, and the District Of Columbia. This has been
commanded ~ Gen. Mcdowell, ander Gen. Meade VINO
be directly under Gen. Hancock's command. The De-
partment OF the Lakes comprises Ohio, Michigan, Wis
consn, and indiana with the northern frontier as Tar
east as Ogdensburg ~ Y Brig Gen Cooke command
ing; headquarters at Detroit.
Dtris0n ~ ne PdciTte-Ths Division Ia commanded
by MajorGen. sckoeld headquarters at San Francisco
The subdivisions are follows; Department OF Calfor-
MIA comprising part OF California and the State on
Nevada, headquarters at san Francisco and directly
under Gen. Schoneds command the Department OF
Arizona includes That Territory and the lower part
OF California. BreYet mat0r-ten. Crook command
Ing headquarters at Prescott Arizona the Department
OF Coumba comprises the State Of Oregon and the
Territories of Alaska Idaho. and Washington, Brig Gen.
Candy commanding, headquarters at Portland, Oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sBw -YoRK...-................

PORT OF SEW-TORK. ........................Noy %
Steamship CITY Of Austin Rlddse View Orleans Nov &C. win
nd lss' and Pass - % c H. MALLORY 4 Co
s.ean.hO south AneneA Palmer Aspin-A Nov 3D. With nd'e
steamship Faa DOaae Philadelphia -h As and TO LOnl.
steamship Dominion Walker Norfolk With m and pass Old
ship L.tts CsEs Ccf ST. John b. Hines Antwerp -h
sSe rosnc. tf Loudou, Houston Manila Juy hemp
Bsrs satama (Rusl Lofbers London So lays with
BOuOa of KRsssOu JAl LINDSEY, Porto CAbe'o y
ssrI TsnVsr lot Yarmouth N 81 Crosby ras days. -dsA
BARK wisi.ud IN o. vOsans Ayres days nth hsA
B.rt aepu1ll IS 6 Porn.H1 Bremen &c % sa-s sa mise
BnE Dsaniiess of BangoT Co0nhs Malaga Oct Anan and
Bns XII. iof nassau LsteA Ro Gnnds % -i Ads.
sds velocity tof Jamaiea) Pous InAsua "a lays sth
Bng w. Chase Of EOeEI-ni BacOn. Ms'Aa lays With
"f sas H.M of Jee,, Luce. Pcru.Dsuo a days WITH us.r
Bus Mariana I'D 1Port santos. days
s1 S Ella E9 Me-: ~ 9 Hsh'f Is DAY. s
Or Dahl Alsoa Bay C. a. H. 81 days, siiA WOOL
scHoosKRs-RIyER coAsrwsn
s " Blaze. PSsSid-no.. Mar ESnSs1 Ss-.Ha--u
AsIy ass1. pSss. q T.T1, p Sss a
l. u. Jones, bridgeport MIN, Er.Sa, Proveenee
WaehfaI Pswtscket Franz MsI~la, PEo.ideacs.
WISD-Suasss ash, n E. e.a-
ANCHORED AT HARRIS ISLAND.
sehr Balloon; =. Bangor, viii lumber
sehr Charm Fowler RocIpor, Ne
schr CARR l. HiI, Xix ROekand.
3chr Cora Mornsoa. Welaeet for VrgiaA
5ehE Csraesl, smith R0ckpeFt. Ne
SAILED.
Steamships Cmba Hambugi COLUMBIA HANNA Nassau
Gen Barnes for SAvAnnAAi south Carolina for Ch4ssea ASeAs
for Ssriols-
SPOKEN.
Bark Daniel nrspe d BossOH from Singapore or Boston, Nov -,
", q
= lef PrOnestsvBl Domingo Boston.
Sow "a, lat ~, loa. u ~
MEMORANDUM.
The bng Ia (o cAsHs Capt Snowman nom Wilmington c.
for sandy ook yes
nornng ComDAnys
lie cospaays dsps spesa L brr received
NJ damage.
lFOr Laess sAip sa1s sss FJtA Fass.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
COURT CALEYD1RS-Tms Day.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAsBER, -FAHca J-Casn Jar called At u n
a.. Newman at. Teuneuh0lh- lJ,..si4mpeT AZ G.lL
Ia IN. Alter of USE. Whitehead agt. AennfcH
81. an the natter 81 Palmer Is. Coiman aZ- hopkins
- r4lrs agr. Be4L 49,. Mite ie- iaini-S-.
.Tregar Go. 81 L0us lI4 Wicor agt il'laol
< ID. r. X. ld.lamp ts- amp
S.. Hyde simpson. tslA4n. ag ElAina-
o. Oause Alex z z. Co A. Gail 2ls Ne.der All GaelcE
CxcglT-PAaT L-v,S BRvST. "opens at 1922
OIL. On. at Krbr. Iisi. Honergae lgt Elsiua
National .ffeIen I1aal, admir-
~ shsDpar ,gf DeanIson. River 8suk AT
3l9..Flah National BanE agt -loatlzu.
smith
sos. Perkins Wells 5ti Fullerton sgi ChafIek..
aslg CiaHi1 100 ;e.,n glJ4.. Dav 8 --sfon
o. Bosery Natl Bauk agt harnez
dtt 30. ~ sll Erwin na4fs Co
ost DseTiaast Tndee,. Adreh.
3DJ. WaF.uelier sgt Bl e.etL si9 8eacn AL yoctff
J1l5. .Davter agt. lal.utu. 5io2..L !' --- '.."ri
3761..AtEIns asL Bro6nelL s-o9'.li'Aeh x" D1--
51t9. .Peas agt same .at-i- d 'D't ego lh-.
lQell. I,enoit at. Vtle .3..J.. AZ Coo J.
l4la Sler wood AIT Ioiar1a. .3 ll.lI Az h'l0iAicA
l55j.. Bsrn4rl 1o0dhelrt
PAKr L-bALEErT. s.-Olenl 81 II Il H.
S.oTsC
qqsl Co,er AT Mayor etc titles at COnkIBr.
ga sr,ih - sap. o. spring
5fses AitEsn AZ schedeL Reid Bank
Breasan shs1s Heller Trust Natl bssk ~ LesoI
1855. sgt Met1yer Class Co
$50. .Ganeher agt 172s.. Hscxeu rarngton
ComlerfOrd Whitman. go. y amer agL
O..ltp GreOrr. ltalJrft a,- h1.Ils1a
Peas Hutchinson 1888. .halens a. v ilGl.
DAYTON Irrnail AIT yelcfDite.
l455i .Ancsble Mutaa Life ns 392..s chuliz halte-
Co. at F.ncH JJ.b..Stler Az Nay.
1903. % Bnen hiigrave. 5sa4 Iuderhi a. horgsh
503di Black ag. CgEmlg. 1913. Noses az Grsaoid
GESRRAL TERx.-Adj0arned 70 Dec %
IEaIPAtTs and The
Term
iournei FOR the Tern.
MARIsR CouRr-GENERAL rERN.-Adlournei 70 Monday
TERN-PART LAdiourled Terra PAEr ll-Adourned
iOE fern. PART IlI.-Aijourled for Tern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29

In order to send every LIBERAL Republican again 70 hs
proper place. prove by future efforts that the Liberal
victory has In truth been only postponed. rremain
yours, very truly, ETHAN ALLEN,
Chairman National Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29

Suu se, zoo Sun sets ........ MeoB SIS
DLT-sN
SANDY Hook. 65 Gov. go del rate FerrE. G9
HiaH
Sandy HOAX 637 Cows lslsnd. . 72 Hell pey.. SOL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11

SAVE MoaEy 1t has been said, and
wisely. that oil workers should lay aside
q portion of their weekly earnings for fl.
tare use, no matter how limited their iu-
come may be, The possession Of a few
dollars often makes all the difference be
tween happiness and misery, and, no man,
especially with a family dependent upon
upon him, can be truly Independent un-4
less be has few dollars reserved forF tho
tine OF need. While extr eme' carelfssness
as TO the expenditure Of money. viii make
d rich man poor, wise economy wi al
luost as certainly make a poor man rich,
or at least make him to considerable ex-
tent, independent of the capricesT of cnn<
s}l,yers and OF tho common vrissitudes of
lie. Nothing Is more important 10 the
poor man than the habit Of saving some
thing; but his little hoard win soon be-
gin TO grow at rpte which will surprise
..nd crafty him. Every nottingham
s,ugAt TO have an account in. some save
Tags bank, and should add to iE,eycry
week during which he has constant en-
poymeIt, even il tho addition is but .
dollar OF time.s 1.-The does this he will
s5Snr find the dollars growing into tens,
aad these tens inf6 hundreds, aid in o
lfsle time aill be in possession Of sum
which is constantly yielding On addition
TO Lis income, which secures him q re-
reserve fund wheneyor one is needed,
and which will enable him 10 DO many
things, which, without little money,
lie would be powerless to do. 10 many
Instances. mans best eaeta ly friend is
. we'll filled pocket book. aud woe to
Lin Who carries one entirely empty
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11
Deafness of the AGED.

i is common 10 hear old people utter quer-
ulous complaints with regard to their in
creasing deafness Tut those Whoudo SO are
hot perhaps aware hat this infrn1 ity is the
result of "a. express md wise arrangement Of
ProvidenoeSn constructing the human frame.
The gradual loss of hearing is allowed for
iheIest of purposes !; it gives the aged ease
and quietude in the decline Of life, when
nany noises or sounds from without would
Jiscompose the enfeebled mind and prevent
peaceful meditation. Indeed, the gradual
Withdrawal o. all the senses, and the per
sceptible decay of the frame, in old age, have
been wisely ordained in order to wean The
Auman.mind from the concerns. and pleas
ures of the world, and induce longing for,
more perfect state Of ex isfenc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-11
FoA ~ . A Z
From the porfsa, ailEqimes.
lOGANss E.2Msssts'z-A EyER :
NgOtO}isla.S M


Immediately af,er Che Adjournment of
Congress, Jous A. I;oGAw, Senator from
Illinois, who had attempted to- answer
sunSss's speeohssought dassr At the Waite
House, to receive his Congratulations HIS
surprise to fiudsthat he had deoampol for
Long Branch. leaving unfinished bus ness
behind him scaused him to utter curses, not
loud, bat deenA The following is presented
as fitting reverie- on his return to gypt:
i saw IN the White-house when Congress IL
banded s7-.ss--
The President smoking SO lsisarely on, ?
l came when The shadows Of evening de-
seended-
The smoke was still rhere, but the presi.
deaf gone.
Or such is TIE fate Of Presidents pr omiso
TO tools WAC but serve hi.1in hope Ola
crown: NJ e.s 80
Tks morrow wisf daslsall3our glitaring s.srora
When We wake AID find the false propaissr
gone.
Oh, where laS thesdifned President wanders
Cpa claaA als = ysse amy slosnent l0rss
Shall / receive none Of Ulysses plunder?- :
LQag Branel bpeezes watt me no NEVER
a5RE.' -'~'''Si''E 7'iA
Some friends III tae West wait my early re-
turning
with AL office TO thsill eaeh paiiyot fame
But alas al NY words win oeioquencc
burning, 80
Are worthless to him who exists in q
name. 44
Where now arsIlhe PROMISES given SO freely!
isGat nov IS Ulysses 20 them, orstosms!-
All a.ounl me Iscs the uprise- Tor cGsseiss
W4ite Grant smokes alone on hisroek ID.
the sea.