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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-17

The Temperance Traffic ImpoHtant
Decision.
We reprint the following letter
written by Parson Loxier, on the
subject Of high license in the liquor
traffic. because Of the general in
eerest felt in this neia hborhood on
the subject:
/ know the readers Of the West
ern will be glad ola word Of cheer
from this quarter, touching the
present phase Of our protracted
fight sgainst the liquor saloons of
Franklin. Tho tidings bring are
good tidings' to many another city
besides this.
It vii! be remembered that more
than 3 year ago-almost two Of
them-our Temperance Alliance
stirred up the public here to urge
the City Council TO advance the
price for . city license from fifty to
I've hundred dollars. Without
any formal petition, but il obedi-
ence to the prevailing sentiment
and to the personal requests, Meth
or few nor far between, from our
best citizens, the City Council, ir-
respective Of party. passed the or
dinance. So it came to pass that
the mex: applicant for license was
compelled 70 pay five hundred
dollars for City license, in addition
to that required by the State and
by the General Government, which
taken altogether, made frightful-
II big hole in . six hundred dollar
bill. About one half tho saloons
Tho poorest, but not the meanest
were unable to command the
amount, and had to shut up
whereby the Alliance achieved the
not Insignificant advantage Of
having less number of sdens' K
watch than they had previously
Those more plethoric u purse
however, resolved to resist to Il,
bitter snd'-which, to the saloon
keeper. 10; IN point Of fact, tria'
further on than 10 usually implist
i b. that phrase. Moreover, Their
are elements Of coloric associate,
4 With that end which add massri
ally 70 the bitterness aforesaid.
Accordingly, Rankin Wiley in
sdtutsd suit against the Sheriff 3
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-17

Who wss is that moulded the mot
u mass. Migrants and outoasts
nom every land that constituted
the population OF ancient Rome
into . nation which became mis-.
tress Of the Norld2 The soldier
eoasul Julias Caesar. Dsspiss the
soldier ruler ! Who vas It that
placed the shield Of his genius % .
statesman oyer the msnaced free
dom Of poor Poland, and at whose
fail that freedom shrieked7' the
soldier statesman John Sobieski.
Despise tho soldier ruler! Who
was It that gave the world the
celebrated code OF laws that bear
his name, but he who broke for
ever the sway Of the vandal bar
barians, he whose life was on the
tented field ?-the soldier king
Justinian. Despise the soldier
ruler Who was it that conceived
the Napoleonic code, which is to
be the basis Of the French consti-
tuition, but that little Corsican
captain who bore ner eagle trium :
phant into every capitals Europe ?
the soldier consul Napoleon.
Despise the soldier ruler | Who
was Tara's king when Ireland's
harp resounded in free halls TO
chiefs and ladies bright when
she was the island Of Saints and
scholars, but Clontarf's victor p
the soldier king Brian. Despise
the soldier ruler Who was that
guardian and guiding spirit over
the cradle Of Americas independ-
ence on that memorable 4th Of Ju-
II, 1776? Whose was the hand
that signed the charter of our free
dom in 1857, but the same which
carried that constitution with his
sword AZ Stony Point Virginia.
Savannah and Yorktown, the glo-
rious soldier President George
Warrington. Despise the soldier
ruler! Whose was the head, hand
and heart that saved the Union in
its night Of peril, when reeliDg to
ito center; who since the fratricidal
struggle has ceased has watched
over the PROSTATE and bleeding
form Of his country till to-day, hel
scars are scarce visible, but hel
soldier President, u. 5. Grant.
Tremendous cheering, aud audi
ence rising to their feet Joir
the canting, parrot-cry Of th.
knaves who shout he is only . sol
der! My countrymen, do. and
you belle your past, you degrade
your President, and you damn you
future in the land of your adoption
Do 90, but then close forever youl
glorious history. Go to the pub
lie squares and destroy thos,
statues of men whose memory yol
desecrate. Do 90, and tho spiri
Of every hero who hallowed tn
name American soldier and conse
Grated with thcir blood her sacre,
cause on every battlefield iron
Bunker Hill to Yorktowa. from
Bull's Run 70 Richmond, frowninf
on your shameless apostacy, vii
exclaim, We ore the Witnesses
The effect Of this great appca
WAS electrical, the whole audience
numbering over 1000. rose to thei
feet and chsered their gifted coun
tryman, and making his bow b
retired.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-17

II is not p.ysic which may give tempo
rary relief to the sufferer for the frat few
doses, but which. from continued rise brings
Piles and kindred diseases to aid in weaken
ing the invalid, nor is Il doctorel liquor,
which. under the popular name Of t" Bitters" il
90 extensively palmed of on the public a.
sovereign remedies, but Il 10 most power
fnl Tonic and Alternative, ptonounced 90
by the leading medical authorities Of London
and Paris, and has been long used By the reg
ular physicians Of other countries with won
deriul remedial re ults.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-17

- >cers, Bunions, Sore Cceps, Frost
bites ,Chflblains, Sore Breasts and Nipples.
Ringworms, Chaang and skin diseases Of iu-
Aammatoey natuge. JOHN b. PARK.
l0lwd Cincfnnati Ohie.
HOR1EMEN uss Hemlock Lininens:
euses Pool EVIL and sores Of Ill dsseripf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-17

COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL
~ INSTITUTE, New Haven, CT. Pre-
paratory TO College, Business, Scientific
Schools, u. 8. Military and Naval Academies.
Eall session, seth year, begins Sept i: For
Principal. 304.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-17
Il. Confessions d a Invalid.
KENEDY,s lIEMLoCK OINTMENT

The proprietor, has, BY the
assistance Of Eminent Physi-
CLANS and Chemists succeeded
in utilizing the medicinal pro.
perties contained in the Oil,
Pitch and Resin Ct the Hemlock
Tree, and obtained . valuable
preparation TO BE- applied as .
salve or plaster for Rheuuatisui
Group. Pain or Soreness Of the
Back, Chest Of Stomach, Piles,
Salt Rhsum, 6curvy, Sores, u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07

This ;sban epizootic advertisement from
Joliet: Wanted, n good family han, suitable
for buggy must be gentle and quiet, ana
easily managed by lady.driyer. ANS per
so,, having such an animal will find ready
purchaser by addressing "Lady," boz oooI,
Joliet post-ofice.
An Irish woman Mt the west end Of the
Hoosac tunnel lost her husband last week.
She brought her wedding-drcss along with hef
mourning weeds to the funeral ut North Ad'
ans, ana was married Immediately after the
"last sud rites" were performed. No cards.
British spectators are sending for large
quantities of American oysters to plant IN
English waters, and expect that the bivalves
will thrive for the reason that they have some
moister seasons there than can be found IN
any other country. ,&.s - ~
At Manchester, England, the free librarie;
have proved highly successful. The number
of times that parsons have ayaied themselves
of the libraries during the year 1Sl1-.12 was
2,2G4,6SS, against 2,112, 900 the previous year
The accessions amount to A. volumes.
The New York World states that justifa.
bic homicide is now held to include "the
c,sc or every man who kills any other mar
on account of any woman, and of every
woman who Kills any Mali on any account
whatever -;
sealskin fur, as we see it, is not in Its origi
nal color. The natural shade is a pale
muddy, and unattractiye straw-color. BY
treatment with acids it becomes rich golden
yellow, and dyed as it usually is, it's of q darb
hazel shade, with just tinge OF purple.
The fire that destroyed the great brewery
of Altenbrand Brothers in New York, few
days ago, is believed to have been kindled BY
little shaggy dog, whose long hair was acct
dentally set on fire by spark, and which the1
ran into stIb.e adjoining the ma't-house.
During the year st. Louis has had 1871
fires, involving loss of $685., 100, insurance
S555.5Go The expense of the Fire Depart
ment during the same period was S16e, 3l3.so
The wreck of the Oneida was recently sold
at auction to japanese for 81 800. The
man bought it under the impression that ii
was the America and thought he had agreal
bargain. .......--' ~ ST.
A New York society writer says that here
after Messrs Mumm and Roederer, who
sometimes misbehave themselves, are here
after to be strictly excluded from fashionable
entertainments" --.. -ss .t.....
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~, a ia bali ysficfi wiff f1sreasc Incs
Ann ks, There viii be dozen or more Of tnsse
sS !, sss some, made OF wood seE q tnln
s s4ass ana others Of apfer fne ma
sersai for the tube has all been prepared, anu
= ss4 ~ here daily, when the work OF
i d viii be commenced In fact, WORT
nam NJ : have already commenced cutting
ihrsurh The north wall of the fot'ndaaien OF
tha Ganitol through which the tube is to DC
easried. sfr. Brisbane1espccts ito hayes a,
completed and working In the csurse OF {,
couT,le of mouths, should he not be delayed
in putsing it down by the weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07
E BY Moody 6 Royal.
'e' Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
-hIancneSfor. VA. 49,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIXTEEN
" HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS in THE
TOWN. OF MANCHESTER.-By virtue OF decree
OF the County Court Of Chesterfield county at me
November term. 1872, In the chancery suit therein
pending styled Nelson g. Turnley's "Reminiscences
&c, rs. james l.. Bradley's administrator cis.,
we, the undersigned, commissioners VIII expose Tor
sale at public auction. OH the prem iscs, on Eu-
NESDAY the 18th day of December; 1877. ~ >
o'clock p. NJ, sixteen handsome aud beautllu!iy-
located LOTS In the town of manchester--aS io.-
lows: RS rc .
FIVE LOTS 80 by ls2 feet each, TWO LOTS u
by 1872 feet, and ONE LOT 275 by 10? feet stlaea on
the west side of Jackson TOR Fifth street between
Decatur and Stockton streets. nam,
Also, EIGHT LOTS. 30 by 1872 feet. beantluiiy
located on the east side OF Summer Tor four~
street between Decatur and Stockton streets.
This sale should attract the attention OF every oe
In aifest of a HANDSOME LOT TO build on. h Vow
IS the time TO invest In Manchester property ~ i
free bridge and It's approaches are being rafidhn
completcd and will necessarily greatly eh'laiee 'i'
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance on a credii OF
four eight, aud twelve months for DeSotapie nogs
bearing interest from day Of sale 1T the Tte W III
per cent per annum, the title being retained un.a
the whole pui chase money IS paid ana cohSe!ah'"
ordered by the court. " 80 .stFe
i. FL. NASH, tComhissIio.",tSS,
9s S.1BROokS, tt <. y ae i-t1'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07
BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
BY Robertson & BrOnaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street opposite Che courthouse,
sa tfpnclasfar va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF MAECTIES-
TER--In execution OF deed OF trust executed "a
mo by William l. Clopton, trustee for Ann i. and
II. RStrling, duly recorded In the clerks Office Of
Chesterfield county, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, shall sell at public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, December Il, l,7?; 81
O'Clock p. NJ, HOUSE and LOT on Fourth tor
somers) street between Hull md Decatur streets.
The lot fronts so feet and runs back Ia feet The
house has three or four rooms.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses or sale ana 5lls d,ie
December list, with Interest till paid; balance In
four and eight months, negotiable NOTES, secnredby
decd of trust Oh the property.
Z. de a-tls WILLIAM ASfBERS, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07
BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer, =
Off;ce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

r rARGE AND wELL-LoCATED BRICK
ia AND STUCCDED DWELLING AND VA, !,
SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG yIIE.. s,
VIII be sold at auction, OH the premises: on ~
that large and .weil-iocated BRICK AND sTUC-
COED DWELLING now In the occupancy OF NJ, MI.
James r. pecor, at the annual rental OF $500. Tie
dwelling Is in fair repair, contains about ten rooms
besides cellar and Kitchen, and Is admirably well
located, being so lelr the Capitol Square Inc ios
has front OF sl} feet more or less, and depth or
e3 feet whichwi be divided as 10 sell OIL build"
ing let of suitable size, to the east.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed Of trust W. G0pDIN,
da . . .# Auctioneer,
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
Ft No. 1877 Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
IN HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.-I will sell on MONDAY, December
9th. at 10 o'clock 1t my auction-honse, for j. B..
Stewart. administrator of Mrs. Catharine Brown,
deceased, all OF her HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting Of MAHOGANY PAR
LOR SUIT, in hair-cloth; BUREAUS, CARPETS,
RUGS. OIL-CLOTHS. COOKING; and PARLOR
STOVE, &C, THOMAS W. kEESEE, ~
de Z - '.ol..,s ..- ... IL. AuctioneCr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07

A PRETTY BUILDING LOT ON Gull
IN VERT BETWEEN MAIN AND FLOYD
STREETS, SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on MONDAY the 9th day Of December,
1872, on the premises. 1T O'Clock p. NJ, that VA
CANT LOT rs above located fronting 30 feet on the
west side OF Culyert street and running back 100
feet.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at and l2
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and Sc
= JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
de Auctioneers.
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! r1a,fs F;ExEkls8

1 r IsTOr LETTERS RTssE a s.s
Ii THE RIeHMoaD POST -oEsIO ~ Dseh.alr 8
dersots sa,Iiag for iataers in tts ns vii peass
isay Advertised Indscanen Oh sgaEE ~
they Will besent 20 Tie osaces IA uss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
" UABLE FARM KNOWN AS ledge.
HILL" ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD, NEAR MECHAN1CSYILLE
TURNPIKE, AT AUCTION In execution OF
Il decree of the Charcery Cont OF Richmond en-
tered November TO- 1879. In the case of Sizer rs.
Sizer and ais, [ will sell at auction, upon the
premises. on WEDNESDAY,, 4th December, at :!
O'Clock +. NJ, the well-known FARM above referred
to. II adjoius MessIs. Edmond & Davenport
(Strawberry Hin, james NJ. Carter, o. g. Cosby,
and others, It contains 1863 acres lying on both sides
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. THERE'S upon
il u dwelling, brick and framed, with four rooms,
and several out-buildings. The situation Is amongst
the most desirable III the vicinity OF the city, and
with some care and attention this may be made q
very valuable farm. 1t will be sold as a whole or
sn5divided.
TERMS Very ibcral-to wit, Cash only for costs
OF suit and expenses OF sale balance at three, SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
with interest added, and title retained by the court
until the notes are PAID
JOSEPHLANE STERN. Commissioner.
GRUBRs & WILLIAMS. Aucti0necrS.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above saie Is postponed, and will take place
on WEDNESDAY, ilih December. at u O'Clock d.,
ut The office Of McsSrS. GrubsS Il Williams, auction
cers, IN the city Of Richmond.
JOSEPH LANE STERN,
dc 5 Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07
BY Cook & Laushton, ,Auctioncers,
corner Of Goverporand Franklin strcets.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE
~ BOOKS AT 3AUCTTON.-O MONDAY the
eth Instant at O'Clock r. IL. we viii SCH at oar
sucdon-rooms, by catalogue, collec,ion OF yalua-
BILE BOOKS, comprising standard and popular
works Of History, A gricuture, Biography, Theolo-
gy. Poetry, Fiction, &c. Iss.t s.g,a3 so E.ss I.
J we assure The public that they have now rare
opportunity or replcnlshing their libraries with
some of the best works In the Engfish language.
The books will be ready for inspection and cata-
Iogues ready by Friday the 9Th instant.
ST. COOK & LAUGHTOS.
de- r.sSGtts gt r. sEh&s&sa1r " An caoncers.
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BY Cook & LaughtGn, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

corner Franklin and G0vcrncr streets.
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, &C., AT AUG
" TION-On MONDAY the 9th instant, ut 10
O'Clock, we will sell ut our auctlon-rooms con-
signment of fresh and desirable CLOTHING, sc.
CASHMERE and SATiNET PANTS and COATS,
CLOTHS. JEANS, SATlNETS,
WHITE AARSEILLES COVERLIDS, &c. .a,
To lie Sold IN lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS: Cash for sums Of 800 and under over 300,
sixty days credit for approved Endorsed negotiable
paper. .. COOK i LAUGHTON,
de 5 Auctioneers.
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cALE AT A fIEgTIG NE.An frAK.

GALE AT "a UGTIo NEAR OAK..
~ sJ,.Woog GEAgTERY; on FINE MULE.
HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE, FARMrNG IN.
ELEMENTS. &cs-At the request OF sssr. oNrer +
shall soil ut the residence OF Mr.J. D yrzgg, near
Oakwood cemetery. and oppdsfte to ftakkysr mill
en- SATURUAYs1le 18th December. ISL ut III
o'clock ~. d. one No. MGLEt three 3ILCH
C9WS.two Of them;of superior quality zone GAIT.
FARMING IaPLEME STS. -. - = -.
Z Terms an sums under SIS, cash: oysf that
negotiable paper, interest added. s.s GA g 81.
. sdc.s-eodtds -. u . W. GODDIN, Auctioreer.
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,,5 II BY Grnbns & Williams,
q. Real Estate Agents and ,Auciionecrs, :
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
n ARGE SALES OF BANKRUPTtS
IL LANDS.xWewill sell on 18th and 10th Dozen.
her respectively. commencing nt IL O'Clock NJ, In
n. Allderdice, signee, about EIGHTTH0UsASD
ACRES oFLAED lying in various counties tn enc
eastern part Of Virginia, and In about fy parcels
proponents varying In size from ten TO SIX hun
dred acres. Esss ngsss1 - ~ - e u,
Also, some city property, VILLAGE LOTS, and
See detailed advertisements 81 the daily sta,s
JoarndL. S;zFssa5dG GRUHBS &WILLIAMS, =,
Z de seed -. =, ggrg $50, 80. Auctioueers.
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INITIAL PAPERS.

INITIAL PAPERS.
~
The following INITIAL PAPER, put up In neat
boxes containing II qnire of paper and pack of
envelopes. will le mailed with any.f:esircd initial,
10 any address, on receipt of the price: 1ssE.
National initial, 30 cents;ss sef a:eEsse ss-a,a
Franklin Initial, 80 cents; 1ts Is sssegs-. -
B!jau Initial tfo,Ir different colors of paper and
"a envelopes 40 cent?; E.e 1ze4gE,s
Four-W rcatiled Initial, 80 cents;
frae Initial IN chrome given away with opcry
boX(, 80 cents, or tirea0xes for s.. s;,.
III. ElihYS0S, Bookseller,
1iI2 Main street, Richmond. d
EXCEI.SEORe FASIILY FLOUR.-Ac con.
H stiIt supply OF SiauEhtsr's celebrated Elk GEL
StoR FAMILY FLOUR. Every barrel Is war;
Tanted. For sale by - %is..s 80 ~ -
I. 60 2a-2awam h& s+;+ TSLER's SON & Go. e
DOCK AND JOB WORE NEATLY
.E9 DONE AZ Tsi1s .oFEIcE, Is, Z
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ss. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU.
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES nELOW The
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON JAMES RIVER, Ar
AUCTION.-[n execution Of the provisions OF 3
deed of trust from William ID. Easiey and Wife 10
the subscriber dated 9th of Nay, ISL and recorded
a1ired, will sell at auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY, I'd Of December, at u o'clock NJ,
TRACT OF LAND situated as above stated. con-
tainfng W0 HUNDRED AND NINETf-SEEEN
ACRES, bounded by the lands Of Seldom 7: Aiken,
the same land assigned 10 the said granors In the d.
vision of the estate of John y, Chaftn. deceased
This Is said to be very superior BODY OF Land aud
worthy the attention Of those Wishing to purchase
really valuable farm.
- TERMS The deed authorizes sale for cash. but VI
IS probable that other and more accommodating
terms viii be announced ut the time OF SALE
49, LAWSON NUNNALLi, Trustee.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ,,..s i.
PoSTPoNEMENT.
u The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY. 2tll
December, 1872, Chat being conrt-dlyJ and VIII
take place nc Henrico courthouse NJ IL O'Clock VI.
of that day. LAWSON NUNNALLY, Trustee.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. deS
7sa III BY Grubhs & Williams,
Aucioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Msin and Bank.
VALUABLE FLOUR AND cORN-MiLL
v FOR SALE.-We offer for sale privately
valuable FLOUR AND C0RN-MILL on n never
falling stream near the city. The four-millan x-
lures entirely new. TO practical miller thisis
ness The property Is well Situated ior establishing
other manufacturing than milling; For terms ap-
ply to ~ dhuBbS % i in.,,ana,,s
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-r:, ! =. BY Grubbs & Williams, .g..ls u
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, j;
Eleventh street between Main and Bank lls ID

Eleventh street between Main and Bank .I,,t;;,
EyHAT VERY VALUABLE LOTT D.
/ a JOINING THE LIBBY IBUMpINGs, ,oN
SOUTH SIDE GF. CARY. BETMEE;N.s,, ~ Iw F ES-
TIETH ANDTWENTY-FIRSTS IREEIS, III, H9 IA
FEET.-This lot, fronting the dock ana running
back to Cary street, convenient to shlpping, and
noses will be sold ut auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, 18th December. at IL O'Clock NJ. arc
TERMS: Atsale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, +
/ DEF Rucuoheet2,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1872-12-28

Some women are perfect rhinoce-
roses so far as newspaper news is con-
cerned. Mrs. Sprightly, last Saturday
morning, called on two intelligent
female acquaintances, and among the
first things she said to the two was,
"Mr. Greeley is dead" The 11co-
+" Whoi" Mrs. S.--"Mr. Greeley :;
1 have heard the boys crying it on the
streets as came along" The Too
Who is Greedy Z" Mrs. s." Who,
don't you know-Mr. Greeley, the
editor of the New York Tribune
was one Of the candidates for Presi-
dent" The Ttco-" did he run
for Presidentf" Mrs. G.-"Yes; Gen.
Grant was the other candidate-don't
YOU knowi" The Tro-"Was he !?
We'll ,cho ,ras electeds" Mrs. s.
Why Grant" .."