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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-06
RICHMOND AND DANVlLlE B.

On and after Sunday, Drcemher ", ls72'
GOING WESTJ
Train No. 2 Through Passenger leaves hcn
mond daily Except sunday nj 6:le a M leaves
Danville al 1850 r. Nj. arrives al drs ehso''o
az rail-, I.ai 40. u.ynchburg Passenger leaves
Rchn. ond daily at 925 A. NJ; arrives at Lyncn'
"" Train No 10 Through Mail and Expreesl
nanville da,ly at l,:64 p NJ; arrives at Green's
boro' daily at 1880 A. M.
GOING EAST:
Train No. / Through Mail and Expressl
| leaves q Greensboro daily at lao A. NJ ieaves
Ianyile d lily AT 4:32 A. NJ; arrives at hlcnmoho
| daily at IL 40 +. M
Train No Through Passengerl leave
Greensboro daily lexeept SunoaSsl q, Liao al
NJ; leaves DaDville al l:b2 L. h.j aiii'es "
Richmond at $3.50 p. M.
Tram No. 9 CLychburg Passenger leaves
| IynchbuIg daily al . A. M; leaves burKesi .e
PM.
Trains Nos. and 10 connect at Greensboro
with trains on North Carolina railroad ior III
points South. 1x,~,, ,,,,tb
| train for Raleigh arriving there at 50o a. M.
passengers leaviig Raleigh at 7l6 +. M con
meet at Greensboro with train NO. ior hich'
''' ~ rain No. connecrs at Burkeville with train
, | on Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad ieT
all points southwest and south. p,ohmond
f, Iyncbburg Accommodation leaves hicnWohu,
i 4:6t r. M, daily, except Sunday, arriving o.
j. | Lynchburg in time 10 coLnec' WIN inoln ~,
!. Passenger Train on A. NJ & Q. r. for ths
}. Southwest Passengers coming East ieav'
# I.vnrhburg after arrival of A. M. Y. fassen
II rsr Train IRON Bristol, and arrive at Richmond
% | at 9:4s AM S.,,,h on,
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south IN a any J,
y, Southwest can be procul ed at the ticket once
| pichmond and of r. F. WALKER, Agent OF AZ
liant c. mississippi and Ohio railroad, NO. tsz
Main street, Richmond.
rl Papers that have arrangements 70 auVe.S ILL Is
!. the schedule OF this company will please prii
as above. JOHN n. ~ 1917, rent
pi TN. r. TALcoTT, Eng'r and Supt. aa%
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THts substitute THAT of MIR. Deneaiel
we nave already published ana II r u,1
proposition contained In 1t were an oi,su
nal p1oposition springing up spontaneously
in The House, we should probably have favored
It, as it enunciates no dnntrlne tha' uoes no'
challenge our appro' al.-Whf9.
We suppose The Wing means by an
" original PROF ,ition,' one coming up In
dependently and for the first time in the
House. We are pleased to see that it
entirely approves the propositions which
the substitute resolutions enunc ate. They
are propositions which we have earnestly
advocated from the start; and so far as we
have heen able to trace them, they are
I" original" with Mr.. Deneale. At bar
bacue given him in 1870 or vi, at the
"Long School House," in his county, hi
made q speech which was published il
The Old Commonwealth, and quote'
from by The Wing, in which he took tn
precise ground in regard to the debts .
the old state that he has embodied IN nj
. substitute resolutions. So far as tn
mover is concerned, therefore, the resolt
tons are Original" and if they entlrei.
challenge the approval of The Wing, "
, would like to see that journal ably an
, strenuously advocating their passag
E They are right, and it can never
e wrong to advocate the right. Nay, it
e the highest proof Of journalistic exec
lence that truth and justice are advocate
irrespective of party tics, or of consider
i. tons that bear on partisan interest
IL advancement.
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THERE are now two remarkable oills
before the Missouri Legislature. One pro-
yides that hereafter it shall be penal
offence for any two or more persons to
combine not to purchase anything witt
intent to depreciate its market value
thereby, and meanly purchase the article
afterwards at less than its market value
the other bill merely makes it pena'
offence to employ or pay canvassers at ar
election. Both bills are expected to pass
They would, if rigidIy executed, put al
end to many Safeguarding operations
and to vast deal Of corruntion IN no''t'"
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OF the fickleness of fort une, and OF the
strange vicissitudes Of life, not many more
striking instances are seen than the one
presented in the case of " Buchu' Helm
bold, who could once be so layishly ex'
travagant as to squander forty thousand
dollars for the purpose Of electing Seymour
to the presidency. That money he would
have found very convenient for his own use,
in little while afterwards. Before the
occurrence of the next presidential election
he had fed to Europe, leaving his effects II
the hands of the sheriff; and the man who
was wont to parade at Long Branch, witt
six-in-h hand turnout, is now earning biz
bread as an assistant in drug store II
Paris. The moral IS obvious.
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THE bill for the payment of the Geneva
award failed through disagreement OF the
two houses as to the class of losses which
should be unidentified. Bat provision was
made for the investment Of the indemnity,
when England pays it, in five per cent.
bonds, thus to remain until Congress de-
cides the question. As England has year
from the time Of the award before making
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GAMBETrA made powerful speech
few days ago in opposition to the report OF
the committee of thirty in the French AS
sembly. He denied the right of that body
to assume constitutional powers, and reit-
Grated his old demand that it be speedily
dissolved. His remarks, which were
vociferously cheered by the members OF
the Left, concluded as follows: 1--WE
have always supported the present Execu'
tive, but this support requires sacrifice o.
principle, and when you ask us to make
such sacrifice we say, mol! The Duke
d'Brogle replied, urging that the only dl
rect solution of the present problem lay II
the establishment of monarchy. III
counseled the conservative majority t
stand firm and united, keeping alive in tn
meantime the spirit of Cancellation.
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N,uE ID STRICT COURT OF THE UNI UNI
TED STATES for the Eastern District OF VIZ
ginia. 1yo-,at+ "a A. s.
pichard on bankrupts-in bankruptcy.
A. richmond. va, this 9TH day of February,
1873. ,, d.ra;onad
=, ~ Wendl,npsr, Of III hmond city, Va, hereby
gives notice OF his appointment as assignee q snt
Estate Of A. S. kichardson Bro OF NeW Nv. h zen
county in said district who were on sh1 ham,.
dny Of december, A. d. 1872, adlnugeo uau In,
ru1,s on the petition of their Gre ditors oy th'
Instruct Court for said district
Dated ut Richmond. the 9TH day OF Fen , y'io''
D'1 q. ii. WENDLINGER,
200 cow Assignee.
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also fraud, or at least accompanied oy
fraud. The illegal Returning Board
had the legal returns before it. The lc-
gal Returning Board had no legal returns
before it, and could legally predicate
nothing as to the result. The existing
government rests on decisions which are
pronounced usurpations. How is the
snarl to be untangled? We give up.
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the payment, the loosers will suffer little,
esnecially as the amount they receive will
be at interest after England forwards the
fifteen millions.
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N o T 1 c Il !.
ooLoRED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

ooLoRED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
All Colored Soldiers or Sailors, or thef
Legal Representatives,
who have received notice from the Treasury
Department that certificates have been issued I'D
settlement of their
CLAIMS FOR PAY, BOUNTY, PRIZE
MONEY, &C.,
and who have not received the amounts que
them, are directed, In order to speedy paymeh'
of the same by tbs office, and
WITHOUT FURTHER EXPENSE BY
CLAIMANTS.
to send their NAMES, with POST OFFlOE
ADDRESS, to the
ADJUrANT GENERAL U. s. ARMY,
WASHINGTON, u. q.
They should also state in
WHAT COMPANY AND REGIMENT THF
SERVICE WAS RENDERED..
E. D. TOWNSEND,
| Adjutant General.
| WAR DEPARTMENT,
| Adiutant (}-nerals Office,
| Washington, D. c., February l. 1878.
| fe S-d&wlm ------
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RICHMOND & YORK RIVER R. B.

R,osNosp AND YoKK RIVER RAlRoAB Coat,
RICHMOND, Va. December 2, lS7x.
NOTICE.
On and after this date december p the PAS
sENGEK and FREIGhT TRAINS over TINS
route will be run rs follows
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except sundays
dcnot al GA, p M. ana on " EDNESlJAfS ana
SATUkIAYS connecting with the fine .teamer
STATE OF VIRGINIA for river landings on
the YORK kiver, Baltimore, fhilaa os ~"
| York, and all points North aud West.
FREIGHT TRAIN tor through freight leaves
| Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and sasnr'
1 DAYS al O'Clock A M. ,,,.s
| LOCAL FhEIGHf TRAIN, between hi Ss.
| bolh way s, on Wednesdays and saturdays, ieav
| ing Richmond al O'Clock A. M
ne WILLIAM N. BRAGG,
| Tr. TAYLOR. Superintendent
Gen'l / icket and Freight Agent, Richmond
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CHESAPEAKE & OHlO RAILROAD.

On and after September 3Oth PASSENGEni
TRAIN, will leave Richmond (eAeept Suhaay)
s.sn A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for White Sulphur
springs connecting at q ordonsvile with orange.
Alexandria and Manassas train FOL washington
and North, ana l., nchburg and Soutn; nv f.~.
ass p. M.-ACCUMMODA1lO IhAlN SeA,
cept Sunday tor Gordonsyille arriving ~ ZIP
p. M This. train connects al Gordonsviils WIN
the night ira ms the Orange, Al xandiia any my
Manassas railroad for LiNChBURd anu
WASHINGTON. Ia e.
THROUGH TICKETS, at low rates. SOU /"
all points Northwest and Southwest
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, taueenstoWn
| Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, hotter.
| dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and GothenDnrs, u .
| ali points on this road can be bought OF ING Nc
neral Ticket Agent al Richmond, or can DC OF
.dered through any station agent on the ROAD. -
| Further information may be obtained a. IN
cnm,n.,,y,s ofi,ces. A. H. PERRY,
General Superintendent
JANIS T. METH BRLAsD, =,
! General Ticket Agent. Jel
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| UNITED STATES for the Eastern Dis'rio'
Of Virginia. ,,so, honlrnnt
in banhl uptcy.- uohrrarv.
At Richmond, Va, this 9Th day OF February
1873 ,o.-c,yD,r
The undersigned, Johu T. tooirlck' ~
Frederick burg Va, hereby gives notice OF hls
uIrrndor Of Snottsyivania co in said district
VIII Who WA was, on the 10th day of January: A. y
1878, adiudged bankrupt upon the peu!1Ioha. s y
nimself. BY the District Court OF the ohi'e'
states, for said district.
lated Richmond, February 6, 1878
m, Cos, Assignee.
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8 z z D s r o r E A,

and inteno cohouctihR IAo
NURSERY AND SEEn BUSINESS,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
The stock consists of
FLOWER SEED, GARDEN SEED. SEED
POTATOES, GRASS AND FIELD
SEED, FRUIT TREES. EVER
GREENS, ROSES, SMALL
FRUITS, &C., sc.
The seed are warranted FRESH and GEN
IJINE, being the CRoP O. lo7@. o,,a
AS IL is absolutely necessary 10 ciear sone
Land of the stock now standing Will sell, 10 De
delivered at once, or, at 'urthest, by Ma'cn lo'h'
$4,000 2 and 8 year old Apple Trees at 'o"
10 TO 70 cents each.
$4,000 and 2year old Peach Trees az
from s TO 10 cents each
such Inducements in NURSERY STOCK
have never peen offered by any Nursery, North
or south. oo 40 tb;.
offpr il onIy for stock that must be delivered
this Spring. ,,a,,,,ra,
JOHN w. RISoN... .......'.....''...'''rh
JOHN M. ALLAN,
r. n, avS,u1w General Agent
i
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SHIPPING.
FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4ffM
COMPANY.
The side-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION
wYANUKE. ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
'AGARA. ALBEMARLE, and HATTkRAS,
leaye New York for Norfolk, City Point ana
Richmond, ever, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana
SATURDAY, aiS 9 ci9eh F r. ~ . ana sun lns
These ships are entirely new. They have
elegant saloons, state-ruoms, ana patn-rooulS
The fare accommodations. and attention are
Close connections made with steam ers ior ~,
southern, Eastern Western and European
ports. ,x,o
JOHN w WYATT, Agent,
| ia l-tf NO uoverno. es.eoe-
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SEWING MAGAZINES.
WILCOX & GIBBS.

WILCOX & GIBBS.
THIS SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINE
Is now offered at the following liberal
CLUB RATES:
We will give, as a premium, FIRST GLASS s;s
MACHINE of our own, or any DINER MAKER :
in the market that may be desired, to ANY
PERSON who will sell
THREE WILCOX GIBBS MACHINES;
to be ordered and paid for at one time.
We also continue to allow ONE-THlRo DIS
COUNT to desti ute applicants.
Price lists circulars aud instructiohs SEM
Rra''' ~ A'''''i WILCOX GIBBS,
Office No Is, N nth Street,
ia oa-tmvlad&w Richmond, Va.
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RAILROADS.
a = ezs.s; ssRIIss.k -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
KICHMOND,
FREDERICKBURG And OkocTE'


rprnt pIeKBURG AND POTOMAC RouTEi
RroHxoxp, FREp'Be P"ToaAc R. r 90,
OFFICE or GEs'. TicaRr & F Et"HT AGENT,
RicHMosp, 4 bfuary E,Is7s.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-snee' station
.lP.M. s.,o,
$40 p, M. (except on Sandays)
TIP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-street
STATION, al 90 p. M. Except on Sundays9
DOWN DAY MAIL, arrives at Byrdstreet
1OWN NIGHT MAI. arrives at Byrd-street
state, at 4:4n A. M. texceIt ~ Mondaysl
DOWN AICOMMUD TIUN Train arrives
at Broad-s rect station, at s:37 A. M Except on
Sundays.l ,-..,rsa,
| StaIion Of MO Mays, WEDNESDAYS, ana
| FRIDAYS at 6:45 A. M, conn cihe at Quantico !,
| with he Alexandria and Fredericksburg ran
way. e...toc On
| TUESDAY. thursdays and SAAoh-
/ DAY.. a,4P M.
By order of the General Superintendent.
| j. H. GENTRY,
| fels Genl Ticket and freight Agent
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Roo AND SHOES
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. a..

No. l4ia MAIs STREET RIrHMoSD, Van ~
has Just been opened by q. 8. LEATHER.
of ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and BAGS, and
Is receivin direct from the manufactures
daily and you Will do well 10 give MN
call before purchasing.
ia 2b---daW&w9m
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n eNnIP NOTICES.

n >kNtPT NOTICES.
46T x,,-,
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE , M
L ted States for the Eastern District VI 'h
In the matter of Andrew j. Dowd, BANK
rupt-in bankruptcy. ,,o,,.,orv
AZ Richmond, on the 9th day Oh feoruary'
re- WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, JAG COIN, OF hicn
mond city, Va, hereby gives notice OF M
appointment a. assignee OF tue essate =, is,r;c,
who was, on the sth day of January, A ~ ~,
s7s, adjndged bankrup, upon MS own peu'ioi
by the District court OF said district
D"''' JACOB COHN,
fe 2l-FSw ass,kneo o.-
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r,.s n,STvr,1T COURT OF THE Uni
| TED STATES for the Eastern District OF Viz
In the matter of Darius Cliborne, BANK
rupt- in bankruptcy.
I'd WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN p,.,
The undersigned, VIM H. Anderdica, OF Rich.
mond CITY. Virginia, hereby gives nonce Q,
his appointment as assignee OF the estate .,
~ said district who was, on the Esd Gay
of December, A. u. 1872, adjudged bank
rupt on MS own petition by the District oour
u lated Richmond, February s, 1873.
VIM. H. ALLDERDlCE,
fe 6-Th9w hSs.sn-e.
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.Co,cI1IT1,R.I IMPLEMENTS.

NOTICE.
THE Arm of Watt & Knight having been dis
soiyad IN 1 q LIST Oct Der, 1872, MANFRED CALI,
inv son.in-law) is row an equal partner WIN
me under the style Of WATT C AL "a s%e
ID nW. the Cuff Brace Plow, GEORtE
WATT,S OWN INVENTION, and agricultural
implements generally. ,,h.
have, within The past eighteen ny nus
oada oreat i'm provements in the WATT PLOW,
and can. wi & greater confidence than ever
recommend 1t to the farming commnnlty e nT
where. 0EonSS
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r.,I DrSTRtCT COURT OF THE UNI.
TED STATES for the Eastern District Oh
Virginia. pu h,,prppt-
" At Richmond this 10th day of February
1878 r,. ,,,,dors;vned.
q II. Wendiinger of Richmond Guy, a.
hereby gives notice of his appoi. tment as Is
.ignee Of the estate of John b, Rogers OF the
sionntv of King George, in said district; wnc
was to. wit OH the 18th day OF Jannay., a. ~ -
| 1875, adiudged a bankrupt upon the peu,ion "
| himseH by the District Court OF the uhitee
states, for said district.
| Dared at Richmond, the goth day OF FEBRUARY
| A. D., 1873 ,,,p,,nr, NaER
| ., q, rav Assignee.
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not A PLEASANT STORY.
Beng P9xssaSCs from the waite
History 81 u PubEtC Nuisance.
Cunciud,d }


Well, sir, You see Ia left the Dire Lying
bu,t, seeing as | must have decent house
f,ra decent wife. | hoped to God she d
make me decent wife, SIR,
Id left the boat an sci up in the city
its small choice yen have in the city, sr
if you've not a trade. never had Il trade
SO picked my way in tie odd job line !;
hired to head porter one week driv an
express the next had a fish stall : made
corn balls Llachcl BOOTS run 4 hack ;
took contract On Iou-AnatS : AMI set up
il fancy iiter4sDec At the graveyard corner
with i blind beg II who sang 4 song con
tiuual enough to wake the d ID ]:
besides i little puppy tied to his bootleg.
TO make i louI story short, sir, she led
me = Lifg YES she d.I She lei me
LIE after the first three months was
over.
Now that vas wha, ! c,ulln't explain
10 myself nor to any other man. Why,
when ma: had undertook for the first
time IN his bcrn days 10 do useful thing,
he should DC led a LIFE for it. Not that
! meant to put the young woman under
obligations in M mind, bat l had that
feelin, as If she'd see the sootability, as
you might say, Of making man comforta
bic after il.
Fur's could see, done the bes: deed
Of my life. AM they wasn't 20 ni4qT that
/ could have much choice. and it was ar
awful blunder. That's what psrplexes
me.
think you'll remember, sir, that
spoke about the sword of Paradise {. Fur
the young woman went, Id been back to
my boat dozen times, before the year
VAS cut.
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ten" says he /; and with that lie hangs Up
his little slate. and is Of.
set down right there on the silew ak
to get my breath and my wits together,
for | felt as if Ia been struck in the
heart. If Id been hit by uinnie-Dall
couldn't have chokeI, for minute, more
sufocating.
twas walking so far, suppo sc and SO
weakly and Cor the disappointment and
distress,
Well that was nigh ten O'Clock Of the
morning and 1t was seven OF the night
before found her; it WAS owing to the
furrin chap, after all he turned out Of a
little alley along about seven O'Clock plum
agin me. lie had Il board acrost III; head
Of them little yallor statoos, and he mods
as well as he could beneath it arL goes BIZ.
ways. So | thinks 70 myself, Why not
turn down here ? for I'd track ed them in
80 far as old woman three blocks back
wouldn't take her oath tot Tut she thought
she heern Eel! once Of & woman as took il
for naraigy very lad, answering to my
name, 70 up and down along here some
where's. So | tLrned down the little alley,
and l met "a squint-eyed youngster which
went along with me, and offered to show
Ire tie house for twelve cents, to run after
the Turin chap and green plaster puppy
who had a yellow tail
| waited till the squirt eyed younger was
cut Of sight, hollcring at the top Of lis
wind around the corner, before l could
make up ny mind to 20 in.
And then couldn't make up my mind;
and felt kind Of sickness suddenly,
ana blur about the eyes.
It was a little house the .qunt-eyed
young one had pointed out, a standing by
.tsc!t, quite along b, the water. left my
little GAL in a decent place, aad l though;
please God, Ia always have a decent place
for her, and when saw that housc, as
well as could see it through the dark, for
it was getting dark, | couldn't tell you #
was TO try, sir, how it come upon me.
Maybe you don't know, sir, what them
living places are ike along the shore. Liy-
ing places uy'"S-pi"ceS more i'Ne' N'yn'
} "a ""''-'n I le,' "i1''n'ed WIN the Sme'is
and slime, and lca,inga Of the tide? / new
q meant -. .l''I9 q. '1ou'A oe' o'e Is
sue" " gentle niue 5a'' with S'cA pretty
way.
II WIS growing '''rh' 'o'l YOU ''f' IN i
my eyes was O'''F'd' ana '1''S' '''eF !
co'li 'i'ru'y sec my way 'r'' Eii1'' )
was 'i'"'e dtep III '!'' water
II 'N9 'Ite' - !, ana l 'e i'sI my
""f. - was '''V '''1 '''ec'" S''' '"' !
!'a'ii lost my way; iAe. mouse stood dead
al .,''., ,.,,
''''''7 NV '-'' ''''' -
-, ','' '',' "'..''','' ~ .,'''e wv
.,,. ~ -, ,.. !, -,
,,,t.n .,.,r;o, I;i.o ,no 4.,i
~, r.-.r.-r ...;.
.,.l.a Sho h,l NIX ,n.ro !,
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thdt turned me anu kept me, WHICH Way
and what, from my Old ways, AMI ny lone
some ways, and my reck.essness.
don't quite understand, sir, clear, how
a man can ever be what he's been before,
when he's had little gal.
Now have that confidence in what
you may call, meaning no onrespect, the
sense Of the Almighty, that take it how
lie blessed that little gal o mine from the
first ont. And that's m5re than l did
myself.
II: must never be a GAL said l. She
be Ike her mother.
Sir: ! don't quite understand re. Why,
yes; | suppose 20 kind Of a rity-her
own mother-yes ; bat lie got used 20
that YOU know.
"ShfT lie like her mother" says l !;
:. /; must be a Toy. Of course it will be
d boz, said /.
You wouldn't believe it sir,bLt the night
that ltt!e gal was born, ! took my hat
and cleared. | never came ni.n her for
week, and when / dil / wouldn't 50 much
- tog,b ho- ror l,ok n,,n ,,.r h,,,.
face.
..Shs,U Ia l;te Le- n,.bor" s.vs
Ira,r ....o t.,.l :. :.
..lI.,, ~. I'LL, ~, ..1..,,
III.
re.,.1 ,.T.;- ~. L I. 49, 49,,
-. NJ. ~.
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TEAS I MAKE a SPECIALITY.

thankful for the patronage heretofore generously bestowed
upon me- request ntnuance of the same and that YOU will
also recommend me to your nbors and friends 1t will be
my earnest eneayor to please my customers by offering them
rstass goods at tie lowest prices and by attention.
my business ERNST WAGNER
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10 per cent. intcres!
for all accounts standing over 30
days. Knowing that the a@ov
course will tend towards making
lower price and give more gen
eral satisfaction, we sign:
J. SCHUETTE Il NJ. MAllONY,
BRO, +. X. RAND,
FRED RUDOLPH, j. \. kCEHLER,
j. II. THORNTON, OLSEN, MENDLIK
II. MARTENS, & THOMPSON.
+. WAGNER, ADAM BLESER,
". KREMERS, 6. BLOQuELLE,
J. WALLSCIILE T. G. IIATK0HL,
GER, PLAT, GRAY l.
Villas & BARNES, FOSTER,
ERNST KERN. \. FISHER.
The subscriber having opcuedn
Flour and Feed Store in ihc store o1
Tas. Bennett. On Commercial street,
next door 80 q. TOrrisoH. intends TO
keep constantly on hand the very
best spring and winter wheat flour
also all kinds OF feed which Will be
delivered 10 any part OF the city.
31.tf "a. TRUMAN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, it is unjust that
those buying for cash should pay
the same price as others buying
on credit, unless interest is
charged to the latter.
Therefore, we the undersigned
merchants, having the object in
view to do justice to all parties
as near as this can be accomplish
ed, do hereby agree that from
January 1st, 1873, we shall
CHARGE