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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-24

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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES, for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of ID. Stern. a bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Richmond. Virginia, this 10Th day of June,
1873.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
G, FL. Wendlinger, of Richmond, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
signee of the estate of ID. Stern, of the
CO. ty of Chesterfield in said district, who was ON
the 2lst day of May, a. d., 1873, adjudged n
bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court OF said district.
Dated at Richmond, the 10th day of June, 1873
G. II. WENDLlNGER,
je 23-M3w Assignee.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
INSTRUCTION.

At THoMPsoN's COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE
a opposite Cooper Institute bookkeeping, Writing,
Arithmetic and Languages Day and evening. Ladies'
department. Telegraphy taught practcay demand for
operators; tuition $50.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
DOMESTIC MARKETa

Cotton weak. GOO, o,,,,. GAIyEsros, Oct %, 1879
Net receipts 7s bales sales H. Stock, a[aa7ars aaa7 iSc
So NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2s 1873
dings s3Sc strict good ordinary Ike Net ow Tsceints %
o5ls baesi gross d3a Exports to Great Britain loo
Cotton on,.,. m,aa,,na. ,s,<. Monnx, @ oct 2s 1873
strict good ordnarS M Net recep msasanEs ss sn e
ports coastwise, l,C42 Sales COO stock, 2lSsa
Cotton steady; middngs ns4c. Net receipts s.sls
bales Sales, z,739. Stock, 52,i2a
CHARLESTON Oct "a. 1872.
e.sa GsIt'n ssss ssy LOCI Sjdd'Rss sssh ! Net receipts
spras s. g Tor amber snss MnteT for White S
81 Sssss sS sa$ ne
hsa e g sGfa @ ss snG owsa sssS
in money checks .ransactons sales Sf eo9
81 4 @ ss s6i a 4 M M aGsa ss.ss s Hw msdas %
Asasy a. SsE yeTf: Lumber. ss e sEs
. PhadspSIa and Boston soc. New Yofk. &C.; to
% Aeepy M ss S eH!s @
bis; wheat 500 bushels barley, g7loo do; lumber
hassS and osssss n9' @ e %
sss as o s ar sosn ss ] T a. oa ssa $
barley, Osao do rye, 6,a56 peas 297 do. wheat
ran imports for the last twenty hours
Flour l2ooo bbs wheat 46els3 bushels; Sls ia
ssa.s canal NV Ss.s bushels.
$ coa barley & ss DO do oa ha s Sa Sa1sS
3423 do Canal reisht steady wheat i8c; corn HE.
oats INC. The market is quiet and unchanged
sales In car lots Of 900 bushels Milwaukee No spring
wheat at 81 25; 500 do Chicago No spring wheat
81 II; 1900 do Duluth No spring wheat at ST "a Corn
dull sales OF 1000 bushels No at 49c, 1000 do No at
z8lsc, 1000 do high mixed at Soc Oats-None on the
market Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct %, 1873.
Flour quiet and weak; some sales lower. Wheat
dp and lover sales Of No spring atsl os Tor reguar
$3.50. November; 81 OH. December; No spring CSC.
a 96c rejected, 92c. 921sc. Corn dull and lower
especially for cash lots sales No 2mxed 3zc.
REGULAR; s6c for fresh cash; Sc bid, November; s4c
cash November rejected, 27sc. Rye duh lower
at6l1c. t2c for No Barley steady at 81 32 for No
weak Pork dull and shade lower at 81 So sl2 Tor
Lard quiet and weak at 7c., cash or December Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged Sales Of shoulders packed
seller December and January. at 4c cured hams
canvased l4c-; green hams sold at re. from block;
74c Is lbs average, seller November and December
Whiskey dun and lower at s9c. Freights-Wheat to
Buffalo shc &C.; corn to do Sc Receips-95o bbls.
oats, 5000 do. rye and 5000 do. barley shipments
5000 bbs -four 25, 600 bushels wheat 81 900 do corn
5000 do. oats, and 1000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

:, Lospok MONEY MARKET,LosnoS% oct Oct 2s,l23o Pm
96ls. Erie Railway shares, 3s3s Z. M-Ere Railway
shares S9ls. 2:5O-Erie Railway shares, 3s3S. 30
Erie Railway shares, 393S.
PARIS BouRsE--LoSDos. Oct 2s-2 P. MA despatch
from Paris quotes rentes at SIT 20c 3-French rentes
ST. &c. 5-French rentes at 57f 22lsc
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPoOL. Oct 2S-f 80 p.
M-Sales OF uplands the basis OF good ordinary,
shipped October and November, at SID; do. do,
shipped November and December, at Slid do, the
basis Of low mddlings deliverable November at skd
sgd The market Is heavy. Midding' uplandS Cd
middling Orleans 9d. Sales, 5000 bales including 600
tor specuauon ana export ssies oi mpiands on IN he
Cotton arrive, lid lower Sales Of upands on the
Der at $40 do do on the basis g. Of low middngs,
to-day 1900 bales were American sales Of upands.
on the basis OF good ordinary shipped October and No
vember, at 8 7-l6d.
TRADE MANcHEsTER.-Thc market for yarns and
fabrics at Manchester is dull and tending downwards
LvERRooL BREADsrUFrs MARKET T-LfvERrooI, Oct; 2S-
Mhe receipts of wheat for the past three days have
been 81 600 quarters embracing $4,000 American The
receipts for the past three days have been 5000
quarters ncluding 1000 American Wheat l2s I'd a
rs od per centf for California white l3s
l3s 3D. for club and 2s for red winter Corn Sis Sd
per quarter The market Is steady.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

Of sherry wine. II was then very plain to DR.. van
used every effort in his power to neutralize its
effects and save the lives OF his patients but il
this he was only partially successful Two OF the
men only drank enough OF the poisonous mixture
to purge them thoroughly. but Taylor and Don0hue
had each swallowed sufficient to cause death
vived him few hours and then expired. The col
chIcum had been used by the former occupants OF
the house as q cure for rheumatism.
BY order of Deputy Coroner Cushman the bodies
were sent to the Morgue, where he will make q
post-mortem examination to-day. There, however
win be made by Captain Petty and Sergeant De
Shays, OF the Third precinct, TO learn the name
and whereabouts OF the family who kept the poison
in the house. 1t may be stated that at the time Of
taking the poisonous seeds with the wine the de-
ceased parties imagined they were swallowing nies
which had been corked up IN the bottle.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier Flour Quiet - Wheat
Closed Easier-Corn and Oats Steady
Pork Nominal-Lard Easier-Grocerics
Unchanged-FreiGhts Firmer = PETROL
cum steady-Navai stores Firmcr-East
India Goods Dull-aietals Quiet-Wool
Quiet and Easy-Whisi<ey Lower.
TUESDAY. Oct. 2S-6PM.
The merchandise markets were in very much the
same condition as yesterday, and there was no
visible DettermeDt to the commercial situation.
The Wall street troubles and apprehended troubles
cast their gloomy shadows over commercial centres
and exert continual depressing influence, so
that apprehenslons are rife everywhere and the
continued scarcity Of the circulating medium
continues to render the prospect anything but
promising. On 'Change there was some little
movement in produce, but 1t did not extend
beyond few OF the chief articles which
were wanted to meet the current wants OF
shippers Flour was still dull and in BUYERS favor.
Wheat was in more demand, but at reduced prices.
The bulk OF the receipts were delivered on con-
tracts for the last half OF October Corn was
steady with fair inquiry at unchanged figures Oats
were fairly active at unchanged prices Whiskey was
lower, with continued heavy receipts Pork remained
dull and nominal. Lard easier ana hard Of sale at
that Naval stores remained firm, spirits of turpentine
commanding rather better prices. Petroleum was dull
and heavy Frcights were drmer. Groceries remained
dull but prices exhibited no change Cotton was in la
request both spot and futures but at easier prices
Metals were quiet Wool was quiet and easy, but not
quotaby lower.
AsnEs-Receipts for the past three days 6 packages
The market has been dull since last and values In
the absence of sales, entirely nominal
BUILDING Recommendations essential change In
prices the market for brick remained quiet with
actions confined 10 lots for immediate We append
our former quotations follows Pale at 81 Is
Nj; Jersey, So 50 a 81 do up river points. So IS a
81 Is; Haverstraw Bay, 81 IS IS 25 Croton fronts.
brown, s4 SIS dark SIS sic; req slsa sl7; Phila
afioat Delivered are quoted as iolows:.Paie So
81 %; Jersey IS 6a$g up river, s5aSg 2o Haver.
q moderate demand Sales OF Rockland common at 81 10,
and do lump at 81 q Cement was auiet ba, Quoted @
ssaSS ss%s for eP PorsnS iHs IN limited
demand and quoted steady al 81 10 tor Eastern,
market rsma,nsa a, preyaus m, re-
ally changed We quote Manila, large and small sizes
ise iss DO bolt rope yarns soc 2iS iarrsd Manila
GxsDLss-Tne jobbing trade has been fair since our
's.ay scc parsne .Sss Sc c; sssric se asc sdanan
general market continued aue, and easy
We heard Of sales OF l000o lbs OF lake. part At 2sc
CoryxR-The market continued quiet for All descrip
tons We have only to report m sy sale o. S oaSs se
" Wn nrsc ssS sso sos on s stock
Rio IN the United states this date follows. Calves
Rn s Sss spoa SsS S5ssa Roads
New York 5367s Total 1850 Weauote -Rio, ordinary
, nls o fair s de- s c aS Extreme ss0a Tansc Ss
as @ @ sS
Mc. Gc tasuayia, aic: 5amaisa, S.e. asc
a popipS0A ia, laA&A g0Ea RiOa aoc' aAci Costa
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
In the early hours OF the day money ruled at 1-32
lie on stock collarerals. afterwards was supplied
at per cent and still later could be had for and
5per cent the rate being easier than at any time
since the panic The associated banks have gained
s1,oo0,0oo in legal tenders since yesterday. The
banks now hold in the neighborhood OF s14,ooo,ooo
legal tenders. Foreign exchange closed weak for
bankers sixty days. sterling at 1864 lO63s and
firm for sight at 10s. The importers are not remit
ting at present. which explains the present dull
ness Of the market. Many importers are using
their capital to assist merchants. The business in
prime mercantile paper is done on the basis OF IS
per cent, with extremes at u and "a per cent.
THE GOLD MARKET
No fresh developments were made in the gold
market, rates remaining quiet and steady on the
basis OF 1OsH 10s3s the extremes Of the day.
The rates paid for carrying to-day were T. gold,
1-32, and per cent, ana nat tor borrowing. The
final rate was Q per cent for carrying. The fuctua-
tions were as follows
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Business in this department was more active
than usual and attended with much frmness.
Bonds closed as follows limited States sXes 1881,
registered. 1l1K l11A; do. do coupon, 113
l13h; do fve-twenties 1862, registered, LOG
1861; do. do, coupon, 107 1918; do. do. 1864
registered, 1O7 1os do do, coupon, 1881 10s1s;
do. do, 1865, registered, 107H los; do. do,
pom, large, 1857 10S4; do. do, 1866, new, regis
tered, ITO 11OH; do. do, coupon, 1l1I 1111 !;
do. do, 1867, registered III lib; ; do do, cou
pom, 1125s 113h; do. do 1885, registered, liz; do
do. coupon, 1928 q 1134; do ten-iorties, regis
tered LOG; do Co., coupon, 106H a l07; do. fves
1881, coupon, 1855; thirty year currency Pacifcs
1904 l091a.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$S6,093. The Custom House receipts were $292
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $500, ,000
gold, for interest and $31, 900 for ve-twenties
deemed. Ninety-six thousand pounds foreign gold
was received at the Assay Office to-day, making
the total since October 9, e., ,643,0OO.
EXPORTS.
The total exports OF produce for the week end
ing to-day amounted to $6.404, ,434 mixed values,
which Is q decrease from last week Of 81, ,026 092.
The exports for the corresponding period Of last
year S. s24 against S. 054 in 1871. The
total exports since January l TINS year are
$244 4o7, ,0s9, against $1s9 1850 last year, and
$l94, ,364, 1920 in 1871.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

While the market was not active in contrast with
recent conditions, It still exhibits nrmness and a
good demand on the part OF investors who nave
faith In the future. Every incident OF the financial
situation points to stronger prices and 1t is doubt
less only want Of banking facilities that consti.
tutes bar to large transactions We note the fol.
lowing saes:-
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
SINGULAR CASE OF POISONING.
Four Victfms-Two Dead-Wine OF Col
chicum Seeds Taken for sherry Wine.

OCHU-VVlM
chfcum Seeds Taken for sherry Wine.
very singular case Of poisoning ending in the
death OF two men, at 10l Hudson street. was yester
day afternoon brought to the attention OF Coroner
Herman. 1t appears that about q month since
Dennis Manley hired the above named premises,
and among his boarders were Giles Taylor and
John Donohue, aged respectively twenty and
thirty-nve years. On Sunday evening while exam
thing the house there was discovered Ia one OF tne
sherry wine, and OF which Taylor, Dononue ane swo
others drank freely. They we're al suosMequenury M Ivy
taken sick, ana medical aid was sougns ,H atv odo
ON Monday evening, as Taylor and Donohue grew
worse instead OF better, DR.. van keeck, oI rIanS
tered the necessary medicine after making q
diagnosis OF the cases. The doctor examined tle
ana found it to be wine ol colchicum seeds instead
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
THE TWENTIETH STREET MURDER.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Coroner Cushman
made post-mortem examination on the body Of
William scanlon, the man who was fatally stabbed
on Monday afternoon by John Mcmahon, at No. 129
Mest twenty seventh street. The Doctor found
domen, and death resulted from internal hemor-
rnage. Coroner Herman empaneed jury and
Will hold an inquest on Friday next.
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

$5000L Dock bds. be 80
1000 I'm + RR ist M. II
3O0J un Pac rs, lg.... 651.
lUCO U Pac lWs. inc. ~
2C0O G Pac GID bds.bc 81
100 do ............ S7l
1000 CT West I'd m. ). rs
1000 Chic d N w Ist m SO
l00J Mich South $ T.. leo
5000 b, II d l. RR LIST. u
5UO0 do. :. 202
10000 Am DIX 4 Imp 7's. 90
1000 l. Shore div b BIC 81
q shs Cent'l n Blk. /. ISL
5 Del a. Ii Canal Co.. lW
100 Canton Co ...b c 55
I'M fn III
The New York herald., 1873-10-29
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY

Rica 20c Nhc.; Mexican I91zc zD1zc.; savanilla,
1870 a 2l1sc.: Curacoa l91zc q 2fc.
CoTror on the spot In good demand, but In most
at lower prices than holders willing to accept
TIE bids by exporters were generally at the rate
OF zc. f7Sc. for low mddiing, and sales were
made this basis The bulk OF the business however
at our quotations. which show decline OF nc per
ID. and at which the market closed weak and irregular
Future deliveries fairly active at further decline
of l-l6c- per h.. closing weak We quote:-
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

medmm al at &c. 5000 lbs spring California at 35c.
vo lbs OF secured Cape and $500 lbs do New Zea-
farnia a. ~ f @ @zCo lbs Of oregon M bales spring Cali
washed Io00 lbs OF No. fleece 1900 lbs OF unyne
able aVo lbs OF washed Australian and 5000 lbs OF Ohio
sorts all on private terms. -
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

lotah l.Tz ooo
Included in the above 275 bales to arrive for
future delivery tbass low mddIin the sales have been
ss follows evening" ate, three oclock.Novem
cember 200 at 27s2c, 700 at 45sc, 400 at l5 100 at
HTSzc 400 at l4sc 200 IA 20 932c 100 at Is Ice Jan
nary 40 at ll6c 800 at Is 332c 100 at Is &c., 200 at
10 i,l6c February 2O at IS l6c 100 at l5c 20l at
10 llS2c March, Z0 at Is 2l32c Total LSoo bales To-
day up TO three p M-November, 400 at Hsc., I0O at
u 2l.SSc O at IA li-l6c 500 at 1885,: 200 az l9s2c
sOo at II 96c December 100 at IA 2632c, 400 at l4lc
~ at ltssc 800 at lf-l9 32c, 100 at IA l3-loc.,
2D1 at lfSc.. 400 at IA 20 33c, 2OO at IA 3l6c.,
$40 at N-s2c, 200 at u l3l6c. 100 at IA so, 800
At IA lSl6c 800 at IA 25 s2c. 100 at IA l3.6c, 2U0
a. u Ts5c 400 at l4sc o at a 400 at a lslsc
go a. 252e January 2o AZ l5e 100 at 4 islec 400
i 5,Isc ,lo at l5e loj a. LOO at ise 100 AZ
IS 7-l6c 100 at Is 9,32c at l514c; March, 100
70 l1ls2c. . GOO at To- Is g6c, go At 10 i7-sss, 2o
bales Grand total 2l,l50 bales The receipts the
ports were Galveston, 738 baes New Orleans, 57S
Mobile A2i savannah 3s5 Charleston, 240s; Whining
ton 30 Norfclk LIS; Baltimore $50; New York, S35
Boston @ ltO Total, l572s bales This day last week.
iS0O This day last year, 70 lS5 Rates ON cotton to
l6c. compressed sail To Bremen, by steam lsc.
To Liverpool ed by steam. and I'd a 9lbi. by SAIL
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-ho T,713 bbls wheat,
S3 22l bushels; corn, l727A do meal 1885 bbls
and f75 bags; oats, 5S2i7 bushels barley 54319 do.
rye, 1870. do. Flour dull and heavy some sales
being made ut reduction from our quotations The
transactions since last report foot about 1000 bbls,
including all kinds Corn meal quiet and unchanged
in price sales 2O bbls at prices within the range OF
The New York herald., 1873-10-29

The quotations based in store running
quality not than half grade above below the
| grade quoted The sales were =
| To-day. Last Eoening Total
| Export. ort..........................l27 1910
Consumption .................. 5R Is 57
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
@fatsteIIa"eons. q
THHREE GREAT HATTLEs.

An article in tho last number Of
tho Militair- WachenJlatt on tho
three great acknowledgements,
Gravelotto and Sedan--contains
somo interesting details regarding
tho relative positions and tactics
of tho armies engaged. Grave
lotto was puroly an infantry and
artillery fight. At Koniggratz,
on tho contrary, tho cavalry Of
both armies engaged in frequent
smaller OF larger.conflicts, especial
ly towards the ond Of tho battle.
At Sedan, again, tho French cav.
airy only attacked en- masse, and
wcre invariably driven back by
tho German infantry. Tho hand.
ling of tho artillery showed u
groat advance at Gravclotte and
Sedan compared with Koniggratz.
While in tho artillery combats Of
the contro on tho 3d of July, 1866,
thoro is no trace Of any uniform
plan on tho part Of tho General in
command, at Gravcllote and Sc.
dan the artillery was splendidly
handled. After none Of these bat.
tlcs was thero any protracted pur.
suit. Tho numbers engaged at
Koniggratz, woro much largor
than cithor Of the other two bat.
ties. The Prussians numbered
2l6,OO0 mon, as against 100000
J. .Austrians and Saxons, whereas at
Gravolotte thoro were only AGO..
600 French against 100000 Ger.
mans, and at Sedan 10000
against 100000 Germans also
Koniggratz was in point Of mum
bers tho greatest battle Of tho cen
tury, rs there were thirty thons
aud moro mon khan at Lcipsig
The losses in killed and wounded,
Mt Konfggratz were 10000 Aus,
TRANS and Saxons as compared
with 10000 Prussians or q total
1 Of 100000 mon. At Gravelotte
Tthcro were 1900 French and co..
900 Germans killed and wounded,
or 34 1000 mon in all; whilo at So.
! dan the total loss was I'd, 900
namely, $4,000 Fronoh and 10, 900
Germans. Thus Koniggratz also
shows tho largest number Of kill.
cd and wounded---much larger
than swo find in tho greatest on.
gagomonts Of tho war Of 1870
II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
Companion Devoted to Literature Msceanv News Aorcu Na
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER S, l873

sent; doubtless / should find some
frlond for whom it would be bot
tor suited. The flowers ho would
not return, but would use tbom
that evening, with many thanks.
lilo could not recommend my
adopting tho stage as profession
until had consulted my parents
or other friends; it was q lifo full
of changes and difficulties" And
that was about all not q word of
encouragement to mo throughout
cold ,gcntlcmanly,Isonsi hate
tul. sat down and burst into
tears as road it, and refusing
Frcd's ontroatlcs from outside tho
door that | would 60 down to sup.
per, said l was too tirod, and
stayed upstairs alono in u very
passion Of grief and mortifica-
ton. What dreadful troubles
some things SOON at tho timo, that
after tho lapse of II few months or
years wo can afford to laugh ut
heartily! Perhaps l mover was
much moro unhappy than l WAS
that night; certainly l am now
very thankful when l think o.
tho sudden downfall of my wild
schemes.
Fourteen years have passed.
since that memorable time, and
circumstances have so changed
with me, that it is long since l
sot foot within tho walls Of Il thea
ter; but l should like to go once
moro to certain fashionable
house in the city. Fourteen years
it has taken him to work his way
up from tho country to tho city
boards; no might we'll say patience
was wanted for his work.
L often wonder if tho episode
that covered me with confusion in
my own oyes is over remembered
by him, and if no has over told.it
to tho charming young actress to
whom he is now marriod; but am
not likoly evor to know or 500
moro of him, and can only heartily
wish him that success in his CO.
rcor which ho has struggled for so
long. For myself, my passion for
theatricals died n natural doath
soon after that Nom ornblo Spring,
Fred, wont quito away from
homo; ; and l felt so thoroughly
ashamed of myself, and so much
afraid of being found out, that
Stunned tho thcater and overy-
thing connected with it for long
after.
A few years ago 1 brought forth
my unlucly studs from corner
Of my desk, and gavo them to my
husband, tolling him and my mo-
ther, who WAS staying with us,
their full and truo history, and oh,
how numerically they laughed at
me about it
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

"NEARER My GoD TO THEE."-
IMMORTALITY BY ONE SoNa.-
Sarah Fowler, tho writer of this
touching hymn, was worthy of
tho name, for Sarah signifies
princess, and swooter fragrance
has rarely cxudod from any flower
in the garden. Tho gifted girl
married Mr.. William B. Adams,
IN English civil onginoer, of supe-
nor abilities. she ros v9 iran
constitution, and amid many bodi-
ly suflorings, she kept her pen at
work upon various poetical pro-
ductions. At what time she
caught the inspiration to compose
that one immortal hymn, which
is now sung around tho globo, we
have mover learned. Probably it
was somc season of peculiar trial,
whom tho bruised spirit emitted
tho odor of q childlike submission
to Christening father. 1t must
have oozed from a bleeding heart.
Hcr hymn first appeared in a vol.
umo Of sacred lyrics by Mr.. Fox,
in England about tho year 1741.-
Tho authoross did not live to
catch tho fame it was to bring,
for shc died in 1749, aged forty.
four. She was buried near Mar
low, IN Essex. Presently tho
hymn began to work its way in
various collections of songs of
worship. 1t was married to tho
tuno of "Bethany," and everybody
caught the strain. In MONDAY
gatherings fnr pnnynn it -nnnn-ho.
camo so familiar that; If anybody
"struck up" the hymn, the whole
audience joined in. a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

Our Toutonic friends may onjoy
tho following story Of an incidont
that happened in Atlanta q fow
days ago, as given by tho Sun: /
During tho trial of case in tho
Superior Court recently, a Touton
was requested by tho Judge to pay
fino Of ton dollars. His oxplanai
tion was ludicrous, yet earnost;
Mine Got in Hcimol, ,Shudgo,vot for
you mako INC pay him 30? Ishust
ask dor younk man Wy ho no 500
some tings. Voil he tolt mo und i
vas shust snying dat ad Cincinnati
vas de samo ding happon und ! vas
sorry, und so; don you say, Mr.Jury,
yon must pay ten dollars for dose
dings you say to him. ] vas sorry
Shudgo, for him und I am sorry
more for mine self rs l knows not
ing Of dor Inv md dor .jpi,ys, ans
doee d.ngs. no. was oyiaentIy
innocent of any breach Of law, and
tho Judge ordered tho ane remisT
ted. .. ,. 5., ',N 4 4, .,'3'5$ !s.5. !! So