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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-30

ERIE, August 3U.-Judge James =.
Wycke, of Vancouver, Washington terri
tory, died on the cars while Ell route from
Jackson, Mississippi, whittier he had been
in search of health. ,-.-..
Michael Angelo Mcfarland.
PHILADELPHTA, August 30.-The rel
atives OF Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who
died at the hospital here yesterday, have
taken charge of his body.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-30
IRON MANUFACTURER
-,>-,-~r~,-~--~>~-s,~~>~>--J -~J----~
VARIETY IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1852.

JAMES d. BROWNE, MANUFACTURER OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING.
GRATING, VERANDAHS, FIRE-PROOT
4,.art VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTLES.
Together with every description of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL. purposes
~ 900 AND 907 BAsK STREET
te 7--d&wly RICHMOND Va.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-30

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
j. TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of John w. Lutteral a bankrupt
-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the Goth day of Aug, 1873
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please take notice, that n petition has been
presented to the Hon. John O. Underwood,
Judge of said District Court in Bankruptcy, hy
ID. A. Grimsley, assignee of the estate of said
bankrupt, TO sell the real estate belonging to
said bankrupt, free from all liens and incum-
branees thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested
that in terms of said petition order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested in said estate to appear
before Register w. w. Forbes at his Office In the
said city of Richmond, the 10th day of Sept'r.
1873, at 10 O'clock a. m and show cause if any
they have, why such order should not be
granted. ID. A. GRIMSLEY,
au 2i-Th2w Assignee.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-30

NJ PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES.
APEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS. EI ..
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TERMS !.

DAILY-sg per year; six months, 90 three
months, El.0O; one month, so cents, Wa
SEMf-WEEKIY-S2 $3.50 per year; slr
months. Sf.2o three months, rs cents
WEEKLY Sl.S0 per year; six months, 20
zen -. -
wEEkI.y and sEMI-wEEKI.y JOURNAL
Hnbs ~ e,tst9aeiy loo rates
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District Of

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matter of Samuel Foltz bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this 10th day of July, 1873.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please take notice. that a petition has been
presented to the Hon. John @. Underwood, Iudge
of said District Court in Bankruptcy, by
VIM. III. Allderdice assignee of the estate OF said
bankrupt, TO sell the real estate belonging to
said bankrupt, free from all liens and encum-
branees thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested
that in the terms of said petition, AN order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all PEI
sons who may be interested in said estate to ap
pear before Register W. w Forbes, at his office
in the said city of Richmond, on the 29Lh day
of July, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m, aud
show cause, If any you have, why such order
should not be granted
VIM II. ALLDERDICE,
jy l9--S2w Assignee.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-30

The estate journal Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part Of
the city or Manchester BY reliable carriers, if
name and address is left at our Office, 912 I-2
Main street, nnd In Petersburg III left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale in This city at G. +. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; Wyatt e. Minors. sl7 Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Schaap's
I1O2 Main street and at our counter.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-30
STATE NEWS.

The Loudoun Enterprise says that
Hamilton is increasing population and in
bue;,aeo
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-30

16g- CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CIIANDE-
H.IERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED--made
10 look as good as newly
DANIEL O'DONNEI.L,
aps-Cm SIS Broad Street.
, 1873-05-06
FATAL ACCIDENTS

4 fatal accidont occurred about O'Clock yes-
torday afternoon, at Sober Il Drainhard's plan
iug-mtlls, No. 90 Dooch street. An old German
namod George pigorehardt in descending u
flight Of stairs, from tho second story to the
atreot, foil and broke his neck. Ho waa OF yenrs'
old, and loayoe wife, who Ia worry near tho an1ie
age, ut No. GO Hope street. At tile timo Of tho
accident, tho man had box Of shayings on his
arm, which provontod him from taking hold OF
the railing. Ho was a laborer In tho mill, and
had boon employed thoro for gomu timo.
At o'clock Inst evening German named
Erel; Smith, n Attempting to cross tho track Of
Blue Island avenue, was run ovor by a freight
train. Both his lega woro cut on at tho knee,
He waa removed to his rosidonco No. a. College
street, wllerc ho died, in groat agony, at 0
o'clock. Deceasod WAS 40 years old, aud leayea
, 1873-05-06
THE MODOC WAR.
1Hosv tllc Ikotl-Slkins 1Vcrc Drtvon Out
Of tho LnYn. l{niIHa

1Hosv tlic Ikotl-sikins yycro Drtvon Out
OF tho Lnvn.lsotls.
city, has rooo}voi q lettor dated . Inya-Dotlg.
April 20," In which tho writer enya, I hayo iust
como III from Jacks stronghold whoro lnyo
been III a fight for tho last thrco dnys, [ wont
a. vo1untoor and wae attached to hfat, ,ThomAy
battery Of FOUR Cohorn mortarB, and it was Tho
mortars which drove tho Indians out. Fiyo thou
sand infantry could not hayo done it in six months,
without tho loan Of ono.llalf tho command.
Words cannot describe tho character Of these
beda. The newspaper reporters may try to do
1t, but they cannot convey IN idea. Since the
, 1873-05-06

at the burning Of house In Newport, N. f.,
on Saturday evening, L. i. Rcharlaon and
George Williams woro killed by q falling chin
ney.
Tho Department of State has received infor-
nation Of tue removal OF O'Kelly to IIayana j;
that his case is deemed less sorious than waa
anticipated, and thai all proper facilities will DO
extended him.
john seligner, murderer Of James Lang. at
Bolleyillo, ILL.,, on Saturday night, waH captured
yesterday morning, and Jacob and Ferdinand
boligner, his brothers, and Michael Dolaud, were
arrested III RccesBorioB to the fact.
The Fourth Regiment Of Infantry, stationed
leavos for Omaha, via tho Cairo Fulton Rail
road, OH Wednesday.
Tho Keoknk Northern Packet Company intond
to establish regular line Of packets IetWoen
st.: Louis aud Cincinnati. Tho Lucy Der.ram
will be tho ploneer.
John Collins and George K. Tonnoy woro yos-
terday elected delegates to tho International Iy-
biographical Union from tho Cincinnati Typo
graphical Union.
Tho German Convention, authorized by tho
Southwest Qorman Conference, comprlsng ILL.,
noiH, Iowa, mud Missouri, haye located tholr COL
lege at Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Tho Gcand!nn-
yian College, now at Gsleua, ILL.,, III to he ro-
moved th0re.
Jamos Ray, a young man Of rlattoyllle, WIS.,,
being suddenly solzcd with fit OF fronzy, at-
tackled two fgionds IN whose company la was,
and, boforo ho could be captured, wounded thoul
fatally by atabbing In the breast.
The Mormon Conference has adjourned. Tho
only business publicly transacted WAS the nc.
coptanoo OF tho bouls Of the now Truatoea In
trust.
An old negro in Louiayi1lo on Saturday drank
q quart ot.whisky at ono fell-swoop, on bet,
and dled tho ne1t morning.
, 1873-05-06
Ho waa a aon OF Admiral Wordon, who conf
mandod tic Monitor In tho conflict with tho rebcl
ram hiorrtuno,
WANTED, 4 CLERK.

Tho proprietor Of one Of tho mnny l,uubug
employment agonoios Of tho city wns arroatod
last night by Dotootives Miller and Silver, in tho
person Of William Craahaw, who las an oglico nt
No. o. South Clinton street. 11o was arrested
ut tho instauoo Of young man named
Joseph Grant, whom ]lo swindtod out Of S75 last
Monday. Crashaw's favorta plan Of operation
Is to inaort it somo newspaper M advertisement
stating that he ia in want OF m of1lco-olorls.
Whom tue. young man aprlca for tho place. lo
consents to talio lin II lio will mnko q deposit
Of money. In this way, 1t is anid, lo has made
over 5000 ont OF d single advertisement. Grant
deposited s75 with him Inst Monday, but, Gus
pootlng TINT something waa wrong, he bad Il
warrant isB,ol for his arroBt. UraBhaw lodged
tlle onicors for son,o tmot but was captured Inst
night, and lockod up in tho Madison Street
EtNttnn
, 1873-05-06

paRIs, May 5.-Atlmral nigault do donoyllly
iB dead. 1lo WAS Senator and Minister OF Ma
rlne aud OF tho Colonies during the reign Of Ma
poleon III.
pMlLhpE1pn1A, May 5.-Tho Hon. Hugh N,
MoAllinter, Of Centre, Pa, Republican delosato-
at-large to tho Constitutional Conyantion, died
ttlls morning at bis temporary residence In this
city.
8recfa DispatcA to The Chicago 7+ioune,
well.known firm OF Ball, Black L Co., 1ewolora,
OF this city. died OH Saturday night, the
primary cause Of Ills death being cora oi. The
foot, which, IN time. affected tic log iu such
mannor m to oauso fatal termination. Mr.,
Black was In busiuesH on Broadway flfty-four
years.. Hia roulains have boen tAAol to Bouth-
port, Coun., for intorment.
sT. PETERsnua, May 6, via LONDON, May g.
$500 q. m.-Tho Hon. Jamoa L. Orr, Ambaasa.
, 1873-05-06

Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
WAsH1kaToN, Pa:, May IA moosing Of tho
stoekholders Of the Wheeling, Pittsburgh d
Baltimore nailroal Company waa lield to-day "
for the purpoge OF electing o President and Di-
Iectors: 9. IL. Rood, who was President during
the laat year, was re-olected to that position
T.:a following gentlemen were elected Diroct.
ors: 9. III. Heed, ". W. Smith, ". Workman.
8: D. Hayes, Of Washington ". j. Dlsuoil, Of
Rittab.:rgh Col. J. 3: Ford, OF Wheeling. and
Thomas =. nisor, OF baltimore. Tho road IL au
e1tenBlon' OF tho old 1Iempaold, running bo-
tween Washington and Wheeling. It is to make
connection with the Pittsburgh l. Connolsyillo
Road at or near Layton's Station, and IL ill.,
tended to form part Of q through route from
Chicago to the aoaboard.
I1Tgsy111E Pa, May 5.-The Courier will
publish, tomorrow morning, q very comprehon-
elvo abatement Of the affairs of tho Atlantic d
Great Western Railroad. Its Htatiatloa show
that the road must earn 10000, 900 per yoar boz
1ore 1t can approach solvent condition or hayo
IL required,
, 1873-05-06
"ROPERS."

a necessary adjunct of overy successful gam
bling-houso Is man who Ia known by the soy-
ora1 titlos Of "guy," ''ropor," "Bteoror," md
"spot." Tt is tho business Of this neraon to
loltor about hotels and in public places, and ir-
duco unsuapecting persons to visit the house,
these follows must quit thoir business. liz
accordingly warned them TINT If thoy
thoy would be arrested. Some took tho hint and
loft tho city. Yesterday those who remained
we're arrested and locked up in tho Central Sta
tion.. Among them wore "Cal1fornia Jack " and
Fr9nk scarlco, both notorious "guys." They
will bo brought before Danyon tlliB morning,
and will DO pursued until thoy leave town Or
abandon their business.
, 1873-05-06

New ORLEANS, May 5.-It ia currently reported
here that tho Motropoltans Inst night attacked
Capt. DoBlanch's forces near st. MartinByil1e,
kijlod and twn wonndod nenIanc 1 ;a soiI ~
lavo 200 men, with ono piece OF artillery. It is
stated that tho Alotropolitans woro driven back
into st. MartinBvi1lo.
Later adyces from st. Martinsvilo report tho
Impression is that they may, almoat at any mo-
naent bo oyorpowerea by tho ''law-rosiaters" un-
dor DeBlaneh from st. Martin mud adjoining
Parishes. Tho people Of this section Reom do
tornined to pay no taxoa to tho Kellogg Govern
ment unlesB compelled by the United states
fOrcea.
, 1873-05-06
SPAIN,

MApRrp, May 5.--Proadent Figueras, in his
reply to the Bpeech Of Gen. sicklos, on satur-
day. declared that Spain was fully capable Of
realizing the glorious work Of Washington, but
never DO diminished while tho government was
in tho hands Of tho Republicans.
BAYoHNE, Mny 6.-Tho Carliats havereoccu-
pied the town Of Vera, in Navarro, after sharp
fight with tho Republican troops.
(uerald Sptciat]
MADRID, May 5.-Thero are Indications Of ac-
tigity. This city Ia placardel with manifostoes
urging the people to donland tho immediate
proclamation Of q Federal Republic, the abol-
tion Of capital punighment, tho abolition Of
State Council, and tho separation Of Church and
State.
General Controraa has been requested by tho
olined.
Tho Federaliat meeting today WAS excited, but
no disturbance took place. The people did not
como armed, as WAS threatened.
, 1873-05-06
Dold and Succcssful Forgery.

ST. Louis, May Bon Friday morning last an
st. Louis Savings banF On T Tankn avonue @ "us and
Fourteenth street. md presented q letter pur-
porting to bo from E. D. Randolph l. Co., bank-
ors, Now York, introducing Jan,os A. Adams. and
ineosine draft for 49, 000 In his favor, aud cor
Wcrni, Cashier OF tho bank, boing absent, Mr..
Harkor, young man who waH tom
porarily acting % Cashier, examined
The TIE, pspora -. and I'M thinking 4 the them al 81
the day. Harkor suspected that all WAS not right,
and o1 tolograpAing to tho Nassau Bank and
Kandolph l. Co., in Now York, received replies
that both tho draft and lottor wero forgorlas.
Tho police woro notified OF tho transaction, but
AdanlB has not beell arrested.
, 1873-05-06

ila1f-past II o'clock on Saturday night shot was
fired into tho houso Of EpllraIul Cloudy,
Of Liberty Township, who had gone to worl. at
tho rotlucttont passing within fcw fnchos Of
his wlfo. This ia only ono Of a number Of at-
totnpts OF llko character to in1fct tho greatest
work. 1t y reported that tho operators liavo
letor1ninod to-day to combine aud bring on from
uastle Garden 1000 otnigranta. This will proba-
bly ond tho Rtrlko aud break tho union.
o,tS NEw ."nt fonK Nay 5.Tho eliip;joners of this
morrow to consilor tho subject. TEoy nov re-
coiVo $3.50 aud want 81 per aay. a few aro al
ready OH tho strike.
, 1873-05-06

New YoHK, May 5.-J. a, Briggs. 1arcc bar-
fol msnufactnror, has agreed to Import no more @
barrels from Maine aud furnlal. no mora barrnls
TO these sugar roflnorios which uso or Import
tuch barrels. 1t low seems probable that tnore
Only two shops In the CITY ntll hold ont
Against OrispinH, and 1t il expected that these
1t an end.
YouNoaTowA, o., Nay 5.-Ihe strikers aro
sst 4h inclined to interfere BY extreme measures
, 1873-05-06

RoME. May 5.-Tho Pope iH again confined to
his bod.
Primo Minister Lauzn stated in the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day that the King had decided
not to accept tho resignation Of himself and Lis
colleagues. Tho Ministers would consequently
resume their Offices, and the Toranto BILL over
which the difficulty arose, will bo withdrawn.
It is announced from tho Vatican that tho
r2@ teg dnga sess3G 1 pasy Of Ia Rs
draaR.
, 1873-05-06
TlJRkEY.

Arab horses il certain parts Of tho Ottoman
Empire, tho Turkish Government has forbidden
the expectation of horses from the vilayeta Of
Dagdaa, Of syris, and Of A1oppo, Tor tic no1t
seven years, to date from April 9, 1873.
In consequence Of the bad harvest, that Gov
ernment has prohibited tho expectation Of all
kinds Of cerealH from tho dialricts Of Roust-
sioux and OF Vidon for three ulontla from
April Ia, 1873.
, 1873-05-06
AUSTRIA,

VIENNA, May 5.-Kapid progress has boon
made in tho arrangements OF tho interior of tho
Exhibition building since the opening. All tho
Of the United States, which is atiil empty. aroat
Indignation is felt by tho American exhibitors at
the state of things. Tho public have been ad-
mitted daily since the 1st Of May. Tho weatl,er,
however. has been unfayorable, rain having fall
On almost constantly since the opening, aud tho
number OF visitors thus far ia below what was
expected.
, 1873-05-06
QIltEiffpa

WATznrowx, N. Y., May t.-L!cnt: John
l.. Wordon an army oli!cor stationed at Madison
Barracks, Baokotts lIarbor, committed suicide
yesterday morning by cutting hls throat With 4
carving knife. Tho death Of his wife somo
months ngo, 1t is supposed. deranged hls mlud.
, 1873-05-06
The Slay0 Trade to DO Suppressed on
Tho Arabian Coast.
How America Does Not Exhibit at
the Vienna Exposition,
Bitter War Between the Canadian Lib.
eral Catholics and the Jesuits.
Wholesale Excommunication in
Geneva.
CANADA.

SfhN71Ft
NEW YonK, May GA letter from Montreal
etatos that a bitter war, increasing in violence,
Is boing wagod botwoon tho Libcrh CATHOLICS
and tho Ultramontnnos Of Canada. Tho forrno1
are under the lead Of tho Archbishop Of Quebec,
and the Inter Of tho Jcsl1its and Archbishop Of
Montreal. In tho last election tho Quebec party
increased thoir delegation in Parliament from,
fftoen to twonty-oight, and the representation
Of the Montreal coalition nhrnnk from fifty to
thirtY-Hevon, losing tho control Of tho paflia-
ment.
Tho jesuit party sought to subvert tho au-
thority OF tho Archbishop Of Quebec and destroy
bis influence, in hopo thoroby to rogaln power.
Tho The, Afohhishop visited hom9, and las fuat TO-
ssy s Eli ffth%sea fsPthoa to atens aS hs iss
flict, and may lead to tho expulsion Of the
Jesuits from Canada.
Special pt.pate4 to The Chicago 7rioune.
scandal COMMITTEES commenced today 10 tako
testimony. Two shorthand reporters will take
tho evitlenco in o1tonBo. Tho publication Of oy-
fdenco at present ia intordictea, though public
opinion is strong against any Bocresy IN tho
matter. Those who arc III position to know
state that tho fact OF money having boon 90
cured from tho Americana to aid tho electionn
hero can bo proven, but that Sir John A. Mac
dona1d's connection With 1t has beon 30 caroful-
y guarded as to prevent more than circun'stan-
tia1 evidence Of fact.
This wool promises to 10 tho moBt stirring
OF tho season. Thoro arc r1l1nors Of tho pro-
Ioguing Of tho House about tho 10th inst, but
thIs ia improbable.
The Canadian rovenno for tho past month
from customs, oxcise, post onicc, public works,
bill stamps, a',l miscellaneous mas u ,050 $50.
The expenditures wero 81 ,596050.
The Mdeau Canal is to bo rcopenpd immedi-
ntoly.
The Govoror-G Generals assent has boon obtnin-
ed totho Grand Trunk Railway Arrangement net.
This ennbloa tho Company to proceed at onco
with the change Of gauge from strntford, in On
tnrio, to Portland.
ToaoNro, May 5.-Tho Ontario Government
hayo sent the Secretary of Public Works to Eng
land to clear up tho difficulties in tho Emigration
Department.
, 1873-05-06
ARABIA,

NEW YonK, May 5.-From lato hlos Of London
gapors, . dispatch dated Bombay April 23, says !:
Sir Bartle Froro's Mission was Woll received at
that synd Turk has signed D treaty, in which
the 1atter undortakoH to forbid tho Importation
Of slayea, and doc1aros free all negroes and
other bondsmon, hereafter, arriving in tho
treaty, he ukowiHo agreos to put down all public
elave marts, and any one who may be proved to
hare imported slaves will DO nmonablo to tho law.
Similar engagements have also boen entered into
With the 6hciks at Makullah, on tho Sadramaunt
take ail precautions on the Arabian shore OF tho
Persian Gulf. Sir Bartlo Frere will proceed to
Mahabuleshwar, whore ho will have ali interview
With the Governor, and thence ho will 90 to
6imia.
, 1873-05-06

IHp1aNAro11s, Ind, May 5.-H s. Vance, III
actor ut tho Academy of Music, attempted to
shoot George @. Harding, editor Of tho Saturday
Herald, this afternoon, firing ono or two shots
without effect Vauco Las been Rrreated.
, 1873-05-06

New YonK, May 5.-hfembcrs Of tho United
StatnB Iath,nuB Of Darien exploring expedition
report tllat tho Hllp canal via Nnpipi and Do
guado Rivers will be 2B mios long the longth
Of tue tunnel will be miles, and the eHtimated
coat OF tho ontiro work $75, 900, 600,
, 1873-05-06

DL3AAf11s
sCHWARZ-1eoro1d Schuurz on tho morning OF tho
9Th inst, at o'clock, Mt his rcsdonce in this city aged
Il years. '' 90
I9noral to-day inlay at o'clock p. m., from 1ss MIL
:, Hannah Lodge and al nonbsss of tho l. O.
u. Il. assemble at Covenant Hail. at o'clock D. NJ To-
day for thc ot showing tho last tribute 10 hoir
deceased brother. Dy order OF tho P. S. Kuzstadto.
only child ot Rhiuoholt and Mtbo PorloIat, aged J.
months and IS days.
Funofal from tho residence Of tho parepts, 6c5 Wesk
Madiaou.st.. to Gracolaud. Wednesday, at Z ,. N.
DIKE-Dy drowning at the bridge nccidcnt, at DIXON,
H., MAY Robert Dixie, brohor OF Houry aud tho lat1
1snao Dixie, OF Chicago.
McG1LLEN-Mny5 {, at o'clock p. r, Frauoss McG!l-
father, a3 ,Ms Wost Msds9a:st;, aged sears.
vited to attend.
, 1873-05-06
Who VNA TUG9

Who IYNs He?
.W1NoNA, Mimi, Afay 5.-Jol,n Baldwin shot
his cousin, Phi!antor Baldwin, ut Honor, Mimi,
OH Saturday, killing him Instantly. Cause, d
Tolnnll.
, 1873-05-06

Escape OF 100 uoys from Il Reform
School.
WORCESTER, Mass, May 5.-Aa tho 400 boys In
tho Marlborough Reform School we're marching
for tho gatoH md 100 succeeded In making tAoir
9ECQnb.
, 1873-05-06


rpEhHY-COQk-At tl!o Univnr.ity-plnco baptist
Churcl bX tn Row A: Frnst. .ssi.ted by Prof il. q.
Nltc!lcll u j. Petsy, n. D., aud sn FRANCES Il. Cook.
, 1873-05-06

4 LARGE ABbORVAtENT OF HECOfD-HAND
- bolers aud ,onRlnot. Two sscond;hand tubular
pse. oAeap er cash. Apply Al Chicago blskm BOILER
Works, ID MloAxsn.st,
, 1873-05-06

suspension Of n Largo Ten 11ousc".
Famous Suit 80 Tho Stokes Cnxc--
Frightened BlrgInrs--Eo1lMd Dcnd
".AfiOtllcr tlOnhiCitle.. I'll llBccllnnco1s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-12-25
Christmas Proverbs.
"cbristmas comes but once year ?

"Cbristmas comes but year"
This is a glorious, hearty old proverb, full
of generosity and permission to go to full
lengths enjoyment. II the children scream
more loudly than usual with delight-If the
boys and girls dance and frolic more wildly
il Jack takes an extra glass, or paterfamilas
purchases present which is little TO extra
vagant-never mind il for once" Christmas
comes but once year ~ Forget and forgive
good folks, and we will forget and forgive in
turn:
so tap the wine and draw the beer,
Christmas comes but once year"
"Christmas is talked of so long, that it
comes at last"
This is an old Norman French proverb. On
A TANT erie NOEL CUE EFIN IL EST vENU.
1t is another cheerful proverb, full of the
spirit of the season, meaning that, whatever
trouble or darkness may intervene, light and
Joy will come at last. 1t is the same as sit
is long lane that has no turning," or "a fast
day is the eve of feast-day." Perhaps it may
have the suspic ion of an old superstition, that,
if we only hammer and weary away at any
thing long enough, we bring it TO pass. So,
then,