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LEGAL NOTICES.
MONITION.
COURT OF TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
MARY ANN SULLIVAN EFT AIS vs.. DE- ". P.
RiddeL-No 3+lt.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
MARY ANN SULLIVAN EFT AIS. vs.. DE. ". P.
Riddeu-No 3+lt
nS MOTION OF WALTER II. ROGERS AMP
~ Samuel P. Blanc OF Insei for apptl.e"s,
and on suggesting that the appe LAM Is dead nav
ing died since the filing of the record IN TINS cause
on appeal. that the proper representatives OF the
app- liant 90 not, IS they are informed reside
within the State and not known to the ape
pellees and that they have filed with this motion
Ii. affidavit of OF the appellees t" the facts
above rec!ted required ~ Eu!e fourteen OF the
honorable court
II !. ordered by the court that unless The proper
representatives of Dr. W. P. Riddle" appcian: Z!
the cause of Mary Ann Sullivan IT ais vs.. D:. ..
P Ritd-Ii No J4!4 on tine dOCk-; o: the SEprtn"
Court of Louisiana. do appear and become par'l"s
10 said cause and appea! within three months from
publication OF this order. the appea. III sal! cau'"
Will Ne dismissed. 1t is further ordered that ths
order ip. published three times IL b neNe9aoS;
printed III the city OF New orleans.
hereby certify th. foregoing TO y. = trl,- ey.
tract from the minutes OF sc day. noath ana E"ai
first above wrItttns
In testimony whereof have he c into set my h.nc
and affixed the seal OF this honorable court. this
nineteenth dav OF DeCcmner. IL the year o! our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy. two.
Clerks office, New Orleans Decemhrr !. ~.
Z. Nul'. LYMAN
,uh FpputN Clerk
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ORLEANS
MRS. EAEETTR STORK VS. GABRIEL -. LEVY.
her ausband-Na Az.
Z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT az THE kfGl'Tii
daT nf February. i8.! Judgment was rem
dtred in this court tn. folio wing entitled s.t IL.
the words and figures following, 20 VIII:
Mrs. Babette StOrk vs.. Gabriel j. Levy. her
husband No. tll..
In this ease. submitted to the court FOX cop.rma-
ton of Judgment by default herein N, coUr!
considering the law and the svdenc. 10 ~ in
favor of the plaintiff, II 10 ordered, adj judged and
decrsed that the Judgment by default herein en-.
tered on the thlId instant, be now confirmed and
made final, and accordingly that there be- judy
ment in favor o! plaintiffs, Mrs Dsbett" stOrS, and
ayains; defendant, Gabriel VI. Levy. her husband,
decreeing q separation OF property and = dlssolu-
ton of the community Ot acqursts and gSlns here
totOre existing brtw III. said parties II =
further ordered aGiudgrd and d"crerd, that III"
said plaintiff be and .he is hereby permIttsd to
carry on BUSINESS in her own nam" &s e pu Sllc
merchant, and that she recover OF her sait ms,
band the sum OF tive thousand dollars, WIN legal
interest thereon from iudici.' denant 20 VT.
January 30. 1873, until paid and costs OF sax.
Judgment rendered February J, 1879.
Signed February IL, 1915
In testimony whereof, have hereunfO set my
hand and aft xed the seal OF the said court. at the
eItr OF New Orleans 81 this fourteenth day Of f"b,
ruary in the wear of our Lord enc thousand el% I
hundred and seventy three and the ninety ssVel.Ih
year OF the independence. OF the United states
EDWARD kEESA,
f4l5 mil IS. Deputy Clerk.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

Henry Peters ~. .b..hn i.arGnGaw see
"ud justice CJ..r iuT The EAI.su IL b!!e.Hs,
SO q =.
10Y NIHTIn oI 4 WRIT tE FiF.i fACiA>
ID ~ rI,. directed bv the ~. W. l. kraH.,
Second justice II the Peace - and cT -" pans.
81 Orleans. II che ab0v. rHt t"n case, W.
proc"~': !" s-Il ~ pI.'c auction, ~ IA. one ~
81 Commercial! Place, corner II. ihA'3"s 90
MONDAY February =. 1913 ~ ts.Ire c'loc. N.
I'm. drtrudan. John IarrIra. in and I" - certain.
udsm-ut tn. Second b sIrict court tof IN" pay
I-h OF orleans il favor OF sad 'irirHialr IN tiie
suit entitled John Iarmeau -. "IIp" "n"I+rr -
trix OF the .uc.-s,lon Of Dr.. DoHlrT, No, pa li5,
doc ket OF aid court ~ tf- sum OF faE'. ais
and cost OF the above suit
Seized IN The above suit.
Trrms-C All on the spot. -.,,s .
f.. IL H. JOHN NtCCShA' a t"-aNd1-S-
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
+. Riviere VS.. I'll. II. Foley and Mrs. NJ. NJ

EOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 of Orleans No 50 POO no. 10 039 late Seventh
District COurt(-By virtue of writ OF herl taclas
to me directed by the hOnoNbe tNe Fourth Dts
Court for the parish OF Orleans in the ahoFe
entitled cause, and pursuant to an agreement ems
tered !atO between the parties Interested thettils
Will proceed to sell public auction, on IT,"
premises hereinafter designated. on THURSDAY
February % 1875 at one O'Clock Z. Ne the SoOowo
iug described property. to wit
THE Liquors GLASSES AND MIRROR 'nutaln
ed III the premises known as the Shakespeare" NJ"
loon. s.ust"d on Common street. hetwetn S'a
Charles a:.. tagOndr.eS streets, ~ :ht ttSt DIS
:!t' .! THIS CIV. - 2cs YVe4tn9', w!i..I S!aJ go
seen III INV .tic".
SelZ-u III ~" above SUR.
Te.m.--Ets.i on tn- spot.
". T. A4RrEs
.eii ~ Sh-,tR Of IT, Paris, nf Orleans
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Charles I4aueV W. Henrietta DAVIS wits
OF Gustave Winehi!l and her husband.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 OF Orleans. No. 3325l.-Bv virtue of writ OF
se4yIre and sale, directed by the honor able the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF crleans ia
the ai,Ove entitled cause, To &. y. SauvIust late
sheriIf and by said late sheriff 10 me transferred
| Will proceed 20 sell at public auction, ~ ~" Mes-
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, III the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY, febTp-
arr l.; 1873, At twelve o'clock 81, the following
described property, to wit
4 CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
with ths Improvements thereon, r5hi' ways
srrvitutes, privileges and advantages theTrUnt@
beong!Hg in any wise appertalnlng, NtBateS
IN she Fourth District OF this city. in tn" Square
bounded bT st Charles PIytanla J"s-phlns ana
-. Andrew streets, designated by q l"t'E NJ oE
a sketch anne Ned to the margin OF All &C. passed
before Marc Il T. DuCrOs, notary puhc IN tlhls 'ltEs
on the twenty seventh OF May 1871, Tor reference,
which piece portion Of ground ComPriSs ths
rear hal: nf the original lot X, figured on sk"tCt
drawn BY Charles J. Dc LIsi", architect, Hndty
date OF the sixteenth of April, 1861, and eHhr Ne&
to an act passed btTore EuaeOe Bouny. notary pub
said portion piece OF ground Comm"bc"s al
distance Of sixty feet eight inches from J"'rphnF
street measures thirty feet front on I'm" SvlG-
lug II from the portion 81 ground marked ~ HA
said .ketch, annexed 10 said act hefose Har."( T.
DuCiOs notary public thirty feet III width u rhe
rear on .r line of lot o said sketch s.S'v fees
.igh: inches III depth, on a line parable "a 81
Cuari,s il being the line 81 .st e. All
II and sIHty feet eight ;uchr. III depth '.u line
parallel - PrVtaniS street and being portion uF
The side lin" OF lot number twelve, al. srIrfi"@h
| measure. Being the same property acquired %
thu. defendant herein by purchase trvIH VlHiutlHr
per act of al. thereof passed before sa'i Ssge@t
| I. Duc:o-, notary public, dated May ., II
Seized in the above suit.
Tcrms-tash on the spot.
faIG 21 ttIE Sheriff of the Parish OF D.it 6us
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q J. g. FrrraIl.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR 7HE PARISH
Il of orleans NJ. 2'01o.--t Ne. 1852, late S"reI;1
Dis.ric. C"Ult}--By Vrtue o! an alias WIZ ~ seS-
urt and sale - nIe directed by I'll" honorable 81"
fourth District Court FOR the parish 81 orleans, 's
the above entitled cause, l Will proceed :" se!.
q: public auction, al the merchants and Sue.
tionrer. EXC mango, Rovat street. between SHnn.
amt GEstOmAOuSe streets. i'll the Second Ds'rlC! 81
tbs city. on MONDAY Starch ?, 1913. ~ twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property
10 wit
A CERTAIN Lor Op GROUND ,osethc, ~ith
the buildings and improvements The ron situated
IN the square bounded Nv orleans. Rampant, 81.
Ann and SGr..ndv streets; said lot meAsU'!nS
thirty FEET ten inches six lines front on Orleans
street and about III. same width in the :1ay. and
hsving depth of about eglty-slS feet, the "Aatc
American measure. Which property wnS acquired
by th- defendant from ?. J. Robert, .onfornaHlY
- an art passed before =. v FOulcn. notary, on
the sixteenth OF June, 1853; being til" same ac.
duired ,y said Robert by purchase from "state Of
Theodore srghere by act Ssed before J. pGrytTce
notary of ninth of February. 1906.
stizrd III the above suit.
V.!Ms-C3sL o. The spot.
". r. HARPER
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- ''' TR.sH rAC" ~. &C.,
Succession of nrOiiHc s-nN, drr.nsS"; ~ lie

C.ECnSp DISTRICT aOTEV F0H TIE PARSE oE
- Dr.-ar..-$OtI's 8. uS.r'lv .lv'i - 80 s."n-
ItuI- =" rill- s,',t" and 30 al "tu'l -. s'' i'I- r
int, rested show G.,I-., HfIIsU ''t the
..rs.rI' ' Hr.; an. Z .;., hey ''F' g S..'., M
ti.. ,r'".u. ...-.,'rl ~ :ll- Hu;"' 49, '''t-o.
n.,ta.y sE..;.t,I ii "lls o-'"t' shoals 't"' '~V
..ru,los4rL ~ a',ii",.'! a.. '..~ a.. -. 'tsta-
bUt.. III a1"",,iti.". f'..itHIJ!..
- "I.!rg -! 'aS 'au.''.
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THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Thirry-third Days Session.
SENATE CHAMBER,

N,-yF Ia
ITO S.,,.,., ,,,..+ ,,,,rs,,a,,t r,art
n.A 40
anu Was 'dli'i - otuer pN NON - u AN
toine L.-utsnant Governo. 0: the State
ovid President If tna Senate
Or cal. OF the roll the following Senators
answered t. ti.air names:
Messr- Anderson. Butter. Barrier. Black
burn. i un': 1rrch. BrewS,tr. Greene. har'
rs. u. N.;an. p'-y..i - Sr,ttbnr
Sta,nna Tw, he,i-ig
The pr..;.;cnt Of tn. Senate announced Z
q quorum present.
PRAYER bv ;he Chapiain.
srbe r.,,,;...,, r .h.. minutes oe Yesterdays
rrocaedi..,, wa lisn.nscti with, and the
pre5;d.n: a.r,;Dced ,ha, the Journal stood
aDnroy,I ATT the same had been cor.
rtctoI.
NrhcH o. ~ .,.r,
a. . - E6rnary Is .,.,
So" 'I'ea'', 49,, 49,, ., the
10 ~. h'."'''' ''"' ~ ''''
Ii- eyc.lI.scv the Gov.
%.i. ..,'.'.,.,' ,.,,, t5,t ne has this dav
erho' l" SD" i,;ll. n~;rin,.in in the
Se4at.: .;,,n, ex.ortion i, office bv
+he nulI;r officers of the State o: Louisiana.
90. r..,,.t an asking Congress - give
mater;l. ;.-..srance FOR the suppression o:
slayery IN the island of Cuoa.
II CONQUEST CLARKE.
Private Secretary.
,.,.,s ,x,, urynprIs
fE!''"HS Al" NE"
Mr. STAMPS submitted a memorial! OF tne
,;+i,ar.,. ;,,:.,son Darish, right bank, ask.
connection ., . now ,,ari.h
80
The u"li';'@. was 'o"1 III par
;,,ot ~. ,.,,,7i,l y. d;snen.ed with.
Auol''"'
Lies ovc! Under the riI-s.
Ef.o.rs OF COMMITTEES.
A. ~, chairman ot the Committee
,U.,.-,,,o-. sut,,i+,ed
OIL Enlo.' ~ IL anu IA ; = avg
tAe to.."~.'; reports:
FebtIary 10. 49,. }
40 S s-e '.'''' % 90 ''-'''' '--'
You: Cp".:l4 tee on Enrolment have the
honor - Report a. having been uUl' eN'
crossed IL" i'.io"lhS plIi. =, :. . ,
Senat. h.i! No ,, an act LOT the felte1 Va
France No.. OF the parish u o-'e''H''
j HENRI BCRCH. Chairman.
C.uyITTsg oy ExRaLLxEsr !,
February d. 1879 )
To a.. ro-o.,',.r President and Members o: tie
seuat.
Your COMMITTEE on EnrOllmen. beg leave
20 repnr; a. having duly enrolled the tU.'
l0win, biz. - wit:
Senat. lin. resolution No. .. entitled
;oint resolution requesting our representa-
tiyes in C.iyress To use their influence TO
sacnra an appropriation to construc: the
Eort :. Phi,,p canal.
Ais, a. t,ly engressed. the fo!lowia :
hills +, VI:
Senate III. ~. s. entitled an act to ahol
al, 49,. to,,, - the Sunr.na Court a; Ope.
iousas And r, change the time of holding
tba tern .. ,hat court at Monroe.
Also. S-urr. bill 10. 81. substitute foi
sa No. h., r.. -, entitled an act for the
- 4. ,L .,rnavar. of Claiburue parish
a aTnie - t.r, f.,r the coI.ect.on OF u:.ra;d
80 III ,.,r:.h.
s"n'' -
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i7iE 0NLV PARIS CO>TI NtK.

TaliiE ONIN PARIS tO>TJ htR.
l. NINE. GRUUX No. % CONT STREET.
Between Bourbon and Dauphln J,
Has Just received her fresh supplies dl'"ct ron
Paris All who have patronized her during tn.
past tutr,ty-iv. wears viii understand that there
i nothing fashionable, new OF beauttyI. worn IN
Paris whic, has be~n forgotten. Sh" las An
abundance of TN latest sty les ct mattras 10 make
costumes 90 order for both seAeA- Prices always
reason BILE. ht"i inhtf
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NurCc, lion OF May HaIrs-Na. :iSj.D98.

1,ECOXD DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPARIaH 01
- Observation-Disclosures Nicholas f~rgllsG:. p - IN@ts
toned th. court for letters of .dm.ui, sA@
the estate OF the late Mary HaI"r, d"'oa-eG, ins
| te.-at. Notic. il hereby gIyeH - % NAOHs
i; may concern, 70 show cause "'!t'. '"' dave
Why rh- PRAYER OF til. said Petite" a!"I.': 80: '~
granted
| Il. "rd.G OF tue Court.
ir,!Ia2l. FRAME PACG r. G.efR
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MISCELLANEOUS.

H-aTi&,E, NOTICE
Parties having Pledges at EARTS LOAN OFFICE,
upon which interest is due are requested 10 sttte
the same on or before the twentieth day of FebyU-
srv 1873 otherwise said Pledges viii be- sold
y B-Due notice vii. be given OF auction SAFE
J. HART.
No a st. Charles street. corueg GravIer.
10 - 10 -
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CNITED STATES DI~TKICV COURT.
district OF Luj!>!ASA
N Ta. NATTER 0i JACOB OFT. BASHHUrr.
In Hankruptcy-No. 1855

,s,8. USpFRs,GSFp HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
4 81 h. aUlD.Htmtut (, ass giee OF ille estate
OF j,D0u on. Ot New Orleans, pl:ish OF Or
leans a.4. STATE Of Louisiana sd,ucged % bankrupt
j-r,D. ii. oT.I D1t.t.OE..
New orleans F.pr.a:F Is. 10.
fe..s.mL! r. T. NORTON ASS guee.
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succession Of Eugrne BiHckeF-S@. 3A.6f0s
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of grl-ai.-Sotict il hereby glv.! t0 the cred
iors OF thi. estat. so present their ".ims 80 J@'
srph Duvl 9n. aud administrator thereof, at ~ 40
Tn,r',us.. street rrlt II ~
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OE
- orleans -WneIcas AIMS VI. Har@' has
pettIoutd the court tor letters ~ .1ir",tli';Fe-
ION on 81. estate of III, Lar. Barry s!ayvs,
de, t,,,' itTs.atr notice is heTrh. Sv'ii 20 al.
whom i; MAJ concern, 70 shO" cause V::i'a feh
days why the prayer oil the SAT-, Ye:tt.''!s2' SN9"&
no. b+ granted.
40 IL ~ VRASE plCE IP G's-%
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Ia. G. INT II. -.
P.CES CUvELLlEa Noisy Pubic.

A. n!rr;.:.S g" the Board % D.rectois 4. % OF
-. q : der ~ j'.'.- .5r2 = VS. r-sc Fed - pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PEI .hNI CT
tie ~ -Ied participating premiums foI Iie yea
ed 70 M. >. !3T2, faEsJ.- Of tL- ara hohI@,
OF .ulT mex. As" 10 pay al demand ,rh pei cen.
interest 20 ras scrip holders upon conversion OF
then SER? a-0 capita STOCK. a. pc: AMENDED cAsr
te- o. tl- company.
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DI~TKI(T I0UKT OF THE UNITEU
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-NO. i231s

JSTdE MATER o. WIS. MARIA u. A. TRkZ
want. Bankrupt.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TAE:SH OF
ORLEANS
MRS. EABETTR STORK VS. GABRIEI. *. LEVY.
Aeg AusOand--NA Az.
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c7TS NTTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Pa.irp Capital 100000.

.yyI.AI. STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1872.
,no,-. o. premiums for the year.... + Is! 25a -
Iaas un+rrm,uated risks and return
~ ,ra,,t,1ns ................... :. $40 70
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Hc..TS E.i.Tmauu.
AID q. a meeting of the Board. he'd o.. TIE
twentieth instant. KAS?AR AJCH, "a, Vas IN
slil,r,.s,v roeIe". I'd Presidents ROBERT jAChSOH,
Eso We. President; and John PURCELL, Esq, In
syec,or LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
AZ. TN
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,

". T. HNN'aB
ial6 30 trI6 Sheriff of the Parish OF Dglr Snf
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r AFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE CON.
PANy OF NEW ORLEANS.
Third Annual sIntement-l~7S.

Thiri Annual >intement-I~!C.
IN conformity with the requirements OF tEe'
charter tn. Company PUBLISH the tDlowIug state
m.nt OF thelI business FOX the yea! endins Deceu4'
be. 81 1872:
Amount OF premiums on hre risks dUr
ing the year including uneaCned pre-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-29

him out Of his eye.teeth at bargain ?
Doesn't the Colonel see that this being
iDgepiously brought up and fed on the
pap of our public schools, to say nothing
OF being trained to all manner Of civility,
is humbug Of the first water? II dosen't
enable a man to cheat or drive sharp
bargain any more successfully than if his
wits were left to the kindly nurture of igno-
rance, which, according to Democritus
Junior, is ''the mother of fat CUTS and lean
caputs.o
We fear that Colonel Beard has got into
the wrong political church as we'll as wrong
educational pew, and that he feels very
much as the old lady did who went to Par
son Camps church, just as villainously
taught parrot flew in at the window and
alighted 'on the pew railing in front OF
her. The old lady attentively cycling the
parrot over her ''specs," and the parrot
curiously cycling the old lady back again,
the latter, without any respect for age OF
the solemnities of the occasion, irrever'
emily, if not profanely, provoked the fol-
lowing curt dialogue:
damn you ~ exclaimed the parrot.
"Oh!" replied the old lady, "yor
needn't damn me. I don't belong to hi
church any more than Vou do !"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-29

:, NEW York is excited just now as to whether
thlevipg. -Eaqaf err. l.l NJ :,
And yet the 'Gray Eagle of Virginia
rises higher and higher as he is called
from Conservatives circles in Virginia to
address the Tammany thieves of New
York This is worse than we ever put
1T; for, with all their political sins on their
heads, we should regard the "Gray Eaglev
as coming down feather in leaving his Con-
SENTATIVE friends here 10 address The Tam
many Hall Democracy.
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Sc "YoU MAY STRIKE OUT THE TEST
OATH AND DISFRANCHISING CLAUSE.
AND THE COUNTY ORGANIZATION SYs-
TEN, BUT you STILL HAVE THAT
INFAMOUS FREE SCHOOL SYSTEM
LEFT. WHICH WILL, IL ADOPTED,
FORCE THE PRoPERTY-HOLDERS OF
THE STATE TO PAY A REGIMENT OF
SHE CARPET-BAGGERS FROM MASSA-
CHUSETTS TO EDUCATE THE CHILDREN
UPON THIS CONSTITUTION, AND TRAM
PIE 1T UNDER MY FEET" tsUITING
THE ACTION TO THE WORD. Extract
from Speech Of Colonel Withers in 1859.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The following Is the announcement of new
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Bees Bedtime and other stories, by Mr.. s. O.
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IL mo. The Heroes of the Seven Hills, by Mrs.
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Travel "Stories of Adventure" Historical
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During 1874 the publishers promise two seria,
stories. one of adventure for Boys, another a
STORY Of General Interest," by well-known aud
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-29

JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Of The Her.
aid, proposes fitting out an Arctic expedl-
ton for the discovery of the north pole,
and The Tribune makes this generous
mention of the man and the enterprise:
"Mr. Bennett will undoubtedly equip his
exploring party with magnificent liberality,
and send it forth upon its dangerous ven.
ture filled with his characteristic pluck and
enterprise. If we may judge of the future
by the past, it will probably succeed in an
effort which has long baffled the world
but whether it succeed or fail, we must ad.
miro the daring spirit of the typical young
American who seems to be going about the
universe in search of hard tasks, that he
may have the pleasure and the glory Of
achieving Them"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-29

INSTEAD of Virginia for Virginians, =
how much nobler and grander the sent;-
ment of Virginia for all the industrial and
provident world" With such motto
upon her escutcheon, how soon would i'll
husbandry, improyidence. waste, prodi-
gality, negligence, and general unthrift
disappear before the tide Of bone, sinew,
and brain that would pour into our state
from all quarters of the Anglo-Saxon ant
Celtic world
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-29

THE Wing proposes to "roll up ma
jority unprecedented in the annals of
time' against Colonel Hughes next Tues
day. That is just what it proposed to do
for General Grant year ago, but some
how or other the big majority wouldn't
roll, and the Sisyphus of The Wing went
to the foot Of the hill in promiscuous dust
and confusion along with its own stone.
1t is to have another and bigger tug on
Tuesday at the same old stone, with the
same inyincible tumble and double-back
summersaulting to the foot of the hill.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-29

We like to see man brag of and stiffly
vindicate the reputation of his own state.
But must this humor of indulgence be con-
fined to those only who happened to be
born on the "sacred SOIL" and never did
anything to make it more sacred than it
really was before their birth? 1t is well
to entertain an excellent opinion of our
selves, but it is incomparably better that
others should entertain it for us. It is
an honor to descend from prodigious ances-
tors when the rarest of their virtues is
eclpsed by the commonest of our own.