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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-09-11

On Wednesday night of last week the
the lightning struck the iron rod upon
which the fish is placed, ,@on the school
house, and bent the rod slightly, but the
fish remains in its place. The wooden
spire was shattered and splintered, and
the weatherboarding around the frame
under the bell was torn off and some of
; il thrown to a considerable distance. The
bell was not injured. 1t is probable that
the lightning passed to the earth by way
of the tin spouting, as the. body of the
house was not injured.
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Sabbath School Celebration.

The Annual Celebration on Tuesday
was another grand success. The day was
clear and beautiful, and the people came
in by thousands. There were at least ten
The programme, as published last week,
was generally carried out We have only
time this week to refer briefly to this
great convention. but next week we will
notice it more fully.
The following is the report in brief, as
furnished by J. A. Long, Recording Sec
retary:
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as.7s7---e.7 Ague, ChiI1s, Etc.
This great medicine is the result of long years
of toll and research in malarial district, where
every form of miasmatic fever prevails. Its
grand success in the of ChiILS, Hypertropht-
cal Spleen, Hepatais, Congestire Ctlls and Peri
odic Neuralgia and Sun Pains, has caused
grateful people to style it the Great Remedy of
the Age, the Onlne Bunun1, which protecting
Providence has given to the whole nation as the
grandest, greatest, happiest discovery of mod
ern times.
No poison, no arsenic, no mercury, no quiz
nine; no bloated face or glaring eyes, no burst
ing head or breaking back, no weak knees or
paralysis d0itons from its use! 1t is safe, invig-
| Grating and leaves the patient renewed in mind
and body, and sound a dollar. 1t wipes out
all sallowness and gives blooming complex
ion in the place of that sickly officiating color
peculiar to Chills and Spleno. hepatic derange-
ments. -r rs
1t makes the man s'rong, and restores faded
beauty to the leucocythemic lady, and restores
tie child with enlarged Spleen to its pristine
| elasticity and symmetry of form.
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NOTICES.

The accounts of David ], Davis, administrator
of Rachel Price deceased; Mary Radcli1f, guar
dian OF Eve McKeever, IA minor; Andrew Fors-
ter, guardian of Elizabeth A. Forster, a minor
and Ii. q. Bum, administrator DC of q. w.
Hale, deceased, have been filed in the Probate
Court Of Jackson county, Ohia- for settlement,
and the same Is set for examination and hear
ing on the Goth day of September, A. ID. 1878, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
JNO. j. @. EVANS,
Sept. IL, '73-Sw Probate Judge.
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One week from next Sunday there will
be meeting at the NJ. E. Church i'm this
place. at which many of the former pas
tors are expected to be present. We
learn that Messrs. Warren, Pitcher Da-
Wis and Bradrich, and perhaps others,
will be in attendance. A short history
of the church in this place will be read.
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Thanks to R. N. Spry, Secretary of the
Scioto County Agricultural Society, for a
complimentary ticket to the Fair, which
will be held in Portsmouth, September
18th. 18th and 10th L5s.
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> Anadvsrtisement of farm for sale. be-
longing to Isaac P Jones, went into the
STANDARD last week. We call attention
TO it this week, with the addition that
there are 40 acres of timber land, and
the balance is under cultivation. See
the advertisement. 1
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Rev. Mr.. Ketchum Of Portsmouth will
preach at the Presbyterian Church in
this place on Saturday and Sunday next.
I: On Sunday there will be communion ser
vice, and the ordinance of baptism will
be administered.
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The Grape Crop of A. Speer's Vine
yards in New Jersey, promise next year
to, be one-third more than any previous
year. His vineyards in California. and
the products of his New Jersey vine, have
enabled him to keep stock four years
ahead, and to supply the demand for his
wines only of the old vintages. none less
than four years old. Sold by Druggists.
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The Yearly Meeting of the Disciples of
Christ will be held at Four Mile, two
miles from Irwin's Station, commencing g
Thursday, September Is, 1873, and con-
tinuing over Lords Day. the 21st, on
which day there will be a Basket Meet
ing. Elder T. D. Garvin of Columbus, A.
P. Frost, j. p Ewing, and others, will be
present All are invited. If.
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Dickasons are now purchasing a very large
stock of fall goods in Philadelphia, and will
have them for sale in few days. They have
employed L. A. Atkinson as one of their sales
men, and will be prepared to attend to all Gus
toners who may favor them with a CALL Store
room on Main Street, opposite the Court House.
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There will be a public temperance
meeting at Good Templarss Half in this
place on Thursday night of this week.
Addresses will be made by Hon II. s.
Bundy and others. The people are in
.EEited 70 attend. ~ w IN 20 ~
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"A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Dccay, and all the
effects of youthful indscretion WILL for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence can do so by addressing in perfect conf
dence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Aug7, '73-3m. No. ~ Cedar Street, New York.
Liniments for Horses-Are always irritating
and heating, operating upon the principle of
counter irritation. Prof. "ANDERSON'S DER
MADOR," on the contrary, is at once cooling
and soothing. 1t seems to act chemically by
dissolving as it were the Inflammation and
soreness, and dispensing all diseased action in
short time, restoring the part to souhdness and
health. W
See advertisement in another column.
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The Industrial Association of Brown
county win hold their 10Th Annual Fair
at Ripley. September 23d. oath, 25th and
Goth. F. F. Shaw, Secretary, has sent us
n complimentary ticket. Thanks.
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The@fast quarterly meeting for this
conference year will be held at the N. E.
Church in this place on Saturday and
Sunday next.
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Messrs. Vaughn, Jones and Chapman,
have sunk q shaft on Mr.. Vaughn's land,
short distance south of his residence,
and reached the coal at the depth of 81
feet. The coal is feet inches to 8 feet
6inches thick. and of fine quality, No,
shaft coal. This insures several new fur
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Next Sunday will be the time of the
basket meeting at Four Mile, of which
notice has been given in the STANDARD.
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Tropic Furnace went into blast last
week, and is making No l foundry iron.
Next week we will have more to say
about it.
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Our Prohibition Amazon win ''Aing'
another jayelin at us next week. Let
'er slide. - 7.
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Leo Miller, of New York, will speak at
Good Templar's Hall, jackson, Thursday
night of this week, and at Cross Roads
on Saturday night
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The jackson Silver Cornet Band gave
us q pleasant serenade last Saturday
might. lg0@i9Y3TG4 f9Bf8E&
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NOTICE.--The undersigned has been duly
IN appointed Administrator of the estate OF
George Rhadabaugh, late of Jackson county,
Ohio, deceased. j. RULE,
Sept. IL, '73--3w Administr ator.
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Usage Plants.

For sale by +. Cherington. Price, 500 per
thousand. Send in your orders between this
and the 1st of October. Asa
PoseOfice address, ROCKY HILL, y
jackson Co., ObiN
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DR.. II. Il. G. Clewers, at his great Drug Store,
on Main Street, at Clewers' old stand, will be
pleased to see all the people during the Fair
week. He has one of the finest Drug Stores ever
kept in this town. Call and see him. He will
have fine advertisement in the Daily STAN
DARD.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

B. Kahn to Marion Childers-Lot % in
Kahn's Add to jackson $500
7. J. Williams to Jane E. Jones-In-Lots
81 and So in Portland. $3.50
c. Graham to l. T. Monahan-part of In
Lots 75 and l18 in Jackson.....$5,20 200
W. A. Steele TO Isaac Brown-part of In
Lot in jackson. n.......s............$I,S 800
John j. Brooks to Sarah Ann Farrar-
In-Lot "a in Jamestown..........$ 1925
james M Carrick to George White-S0
acres in Milton tp....................s2,sO 800
Alfred i. Norton to Malinda Trsgo-S0
acres in Jefferson tp..................-$600
Sarah Ann Farrar to John g. Farrar-
e In-Lot "a in Jamestown............... 500.
Number of mortgages recorded.
Amount secured.....-..........-
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Cincnna In Z
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Tebu fw
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motat efn
oJatks ksonfH tn mod
Of
ADOPTED gsemdad dix
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Large piles of new goods are arriving at the
great clothing store of p II. Washam & Co., on
Main Street, opposite the Isham House. That
is one OF the most full and complete clothing
stores ever carried on in Jackson. The stock is
large, the goods of first quality, and prices rea-
sonable. Call and for yourself
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WHAT WOMEN

WANT. book containing Information of
great Importance, sent free for two stamps. Adj
dress, Mrs III. Metzger, Hanover, Pa.
Aug1-Im
J. r. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson county
q superior stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on
terms the most favorable. "
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DAsKET MEETINGS AND DEBATES.
DAY MEETINGS.
whaley's School House, Liberty Tp., wednes-
day, Sept. 10.
Petersburg, Seioto Tp., Thursday, Sept II.
Grove near Thacker,s School House, Wash
ington Tp., Saturday, Sept. 49,
Winchester, Wednesday, Sept. II.
Berlin, Thursday, Sept. IS.
Jacob S Grove, Franklin Tp.: Friday, Sept 19
Each of above meetings to commence at Ii
O'Clock A. NJ. --se
NIGHT MEETINGS.
Aten's School House, Liberty Tp., Wcdnes-
day, Sept. 10.
Buckeye School House, Scioto Tp., Thursday,
Sept. II.
Buckeye Furnace, Thursday, Sept. Is.
At all the above meetings. DIR. 1. T. Monahan,
r. J. Harrison, Winfield Scott, and all other
Republican and Democratic speakers are invit-
ed to be present, and the time will be divided
equally between one or more speakers of each
party.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
USE
SOLID BACK

SCRUB BRUSHES. No false back, no warp
ing or splitting. Received the Great Gold Med
al of Honor of the American Institute, 1872.
Full size sample and Price List sent, postpaid,
on receipt of % cents. WOODBURY. BRUSH
CO., 9S Chambers ST., n. Y.
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

offer for sale the four lots designated ON the
Plat as l, 2, ) and 1, in Miller's Addition. They
all front on Portsmouth Street, and run back TO
an alley, and each has an alley on one side,
thus rendering them most convenient for build
ing purposes. They are the most beautiful lots
in town, in a good locality, and in a part of
Those lots embrace the lower side OF my or
chard, near my residence. They all contain
choice bearing fruit trees, and are in high
state OF cultivation. The price is Ave hundred
dollars each. Call and see them soon, as they
Will undoubtedly go on rapidly at that price.
N. MACKLEY.
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new jewelry establishment will be opened
in few days in the Grafton Block, on Broad
way Street, near to Starkeys Book Store. Sam
uel A. Zaneis, of Waverly, is the man who is
coming. He bears good reputation where he
has formerly been. He will probably have an
advertisement in the STANDARD soon, and then
he can speak for himself.
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-Having struggled twenty years be-
%A@A tween life and death with ASTHMA
lA lor PHTHISIC1 experimental my
H4$ Iself by compromising roots and herbs
u 81 md inhaIing the Medicine thus OBJ
@79b tanned. fortunately discovered
- lmost wonderful remedy and sure
kWMN icure for Asthma and its kindred dis
leases. Warranted to relieve the Sc
vereSt parOxys1n instantly, SO the patient can
lie down to rest and sleep comfortably. One
trial package sent by mail free of charge. Adj
dress ID. Langell, A pple Creek, Wayne Co., o. e
0pTHM We Cure the habit Permanently,
Ol OlHl Cheap, Quick, without suffering
f a I RS. or Inconvenience. Describe your
case. Address s. G. ARMSTRONG, Md, Ber-
rien Springs, Michigan.
G Z m GOO per dayi Agents wanted! !!
SDO III DAO ALI classes ofworiing peo-
ple,of either sex, young old, make more
money at work for us in their spare moments,
all the tines than at anything else. Particu-
lars free. Address G. Stinson Co., Portland, ,
Maine.
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Oliver s. Miller desires us to say that he has
just received a very large stock of fall goods
and that he has goods arriving almost every
day, and will now be prepared to offer greater
inducements to purchasers than he has ever
done heretofore. Call and see his very fine
stock, b fore laying in your supplies.
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GUILFORD WEBB, ~5-
Black smith.

Shop between Hoops Mill and Tropic Furnace,
near the Chillicothe Bridge,
All kinds of Blacksmthlng done on short no.
tice In satisfactory manner, and at the GUS
toinary prices.
FaI merS, Transfers and others can get their
work done, such as horse shoeing, repairing
plows, &c. Also, all kinds of machinery re-
paired. GUILFORD WEBB.
May l,--6m
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There are 70 schools IN the county, but
the above are all from which we could
find reports.
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TEN commandments:

L. We are the only merchants who have al
ways sold goods cheaper in Jackson than any
other firm.
H. Thou shalt not have the slightest doubt
about the good qualities of our goods and the
low prices of the same; Tor we buy of first
hands, and pay the cash for all we bny.
III. Thou shalt not take and read this adver-
tiSement in vain, for If thou wishest to have
bargains, call on us first and thou wilt be more
pleased than ever.
Nv. Remember thy greenbaeks and hard
stuff, and keep il for us to thine own benefit !;
for six days in every week thou workest hard
for it, thou, thy wife, and thy children, thy
horse, thy mule and thy OK; therefore we say
unto thee, keep it for us, come to us, buy of
US, and thou wilt save by doing -
". Honor thy father and mother, brother and
sister, and all thy friends, by SIDING them. to
us to purchase all they need, th4t,they may live
long on little money for plenty of goods.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Every nervous Young Man in the Union, will
receive, free, Recipe that will prove a blessing
through life, by addressing, in confidence,
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
Box 5l72 z. o. ~ Cedar ST., n, Y,
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vi. Thou shalt not kill thyself by buying
goods on credit.
VII. Thou shalt not commit wrong towards
thy wife by buying for her common article
somewhere else, when thou canst get q better
of us at the same price, sssss~a
VIII. Thou shalt not steal thine own money
out of thine own pocket, Is paying high prices
in other houses, when thou canst buy of US for
great deal less.
TX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against
us, thy neighbor and friend, but confess the
truth, that tour store is the cheapest.
X. Thou shalt not covet us for selling Dry
GOODS, Clothlng, Hats, Boots ana SHOES, Eancy
ware Groceries aud thousand other things so
small profits.
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How to Make Money!

Call at W. F. Hale's Drug Store, settle "
old accounts, as he is closing his books, a
commencing new deal for cash.-tf
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1 Glorious Rebel and an Infamous
,. L9yaIiSt.

We copy the following article from
the Shreveport Times the ablest and
pstieHrRal in Louisiana:
Early on tie April morning in 1865.
when the Confederate line which had
hurled hack column after column of the
seemingly countless hosts of the Fed
erals, was shaken and seemed waver
Ing even around Tie person of Lee, ev-
py fpatuie Of whose leonine face grew
rigid AZ marble, and whose eye blazed
with portentous light, ike a CLEAN of
lightning playing on Il stornswfpt
plain or tempest beaten rock; at that
critical moment n glad, fierce shout
went up from the reellug line, while it
seemed tn gather II new strength and Il
new life. The cheer met a respnnse-
Longstreet WIS bringing up his corps,
and every heart took courage and
shout after shout rent the mir. At the
advance of Longstreet thirty thousand
worn and wasted heroes eXuited, and
felt anew the impulse TO win victory
or die; and as Lees favorite chief, at
the head of his veteran corps, rode in
10 the fight which was to- seal II nations
doom, he seemed indeed tn G very
"sNritof war, leading her ea@lets to
tile FEAST" Would that LongStreet
had died there; d loving and heroic
people, would have cherished his men,
Ofy as. they cherish that OF Lee aud
Jackson; history would have handed
his deeds down to the latest poSterity,
and fame would haveinscribed his hon
ored name on the living scroll not alone
Of heroes, but of heroes, patriots and
martyrs. s... ..a
But he has lived. to see his lanrels
and bis. fame blasted Ivy the curses OF
his people; to find them withered aud
Murcllpd as if stricken by the light
Dings of indignant heaven. The hero
Of 1865 is the traitor of to-day; the
honored chief of the Coufederacy, is the
acrnr.ed miscreant, the scDrned rene
gade, the outcast from honor, of the
present. Gentlemen shun bin, as /
leper; women gather their skirts more
closely about them as he passes, anC
children have learned to link with hi:
accnrsed name all that is infamous II
humanity. He sinks through thu
streets with bowed head aud dOwncas
eye, seorged at and avoided by his iel
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" DR.. Harrison, of Columbia, S. c.,
is the enemy of babies with m"rtua,y
inclnatuns. An infant daughter OF
Mr.. Shepard died, recently, of wh""p-
ing cough, ard, halt .;in hour after Dr..
H. applied "A ealvahic battery aud re
stored it to life, but the baby WASN'T to
be bmtitd and popped off again, nine
days after; again the battery tiIwartrd
ITS design, but ei ghtren hours after tins
last resuscita,ion it died finally and trl-
umphantly. A gentleman of veraci'I
vouclies tor the story.
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r3 A Memphis womanrwho out-Her-
oded Herdd and everybody else at;the
Mar''i Gras lcMl'nivatby appearing in an
open hAce, en- maSque, with ore arm,
shoulder aud .hreaSt bare, WAS taken
With pneumonia next day and Giv0 in
less than Il week.
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p A paper lectn'y il Indf1 to a
man rs a "battle scared veteran."-
The compassion was SO agitattd when
The edIt"r made him ro,lvrtlt that he
clIaugel' II TO ''bnttle scared" veteran
Au,' sill the veteran III question isnot
satiStitii.. ='... ~ t' ~.E75'
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r::rs ffeeas7;Fsa fbs*saTzs5s "a,

w "e'"rcStsff t'fffftiPtf -DF--fff@ t4%efS ~
pIety and devotion ii re would but mind
them. The poor are desigre to excite
o1nr liberality; the. miserable our pietv !.
the sick ottr assistance; 1.-THE ignorant
our instruction; those that are fallen
our helping hand. In those who are.
YAM, we See the vanity of the wbrl,l: in
those that are wicked our own frailty.
when we see good men rewarded, it
confirms our hope; and when evil men
are punished, itexcites our fear Bish-
OPP Wilson. - t''f"' ''.,'@~ ~ >. IL, =
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"a A Missouri womah said she gave
a conductor ten dollar bill: he said it
was two; she insisted: he persisted: she
took onta little revolver and snapped at
his head, and, as he was too polit" TO
quarrel with the sex, he gave her back
her balance of S.. ~
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~ Some old army buttons used as
play things by a baby y Iowa, proved
TO be hollow, with five dollar green
back fold. I'd in each. . -.....
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u y farmer wnoS. cribs were full Of
corn, was accustomed t" pray that the
wants of the poor and needy nigh, he
supplied; but when any on in needy
circumstances asked Tor Il little Of his
corn, he said lie had none to spare
One day after hearing his father pray
for the poor and NEEDY, his little son
said to him:
''Fa,her, | wish had your corn"
"Whv, my son, what could You do
with il? asked the father.
The child replied, II would answer
your prayers"
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..sr.. Tax Sale.
U. S. Internal Revenue United States VS..
i'.. Estate of Isaac Levy. ~.
10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
- vested in me by Section ~, Act of
Congress, dated July 18Th 1866, l have
seized and will sell in front Of my Office i'll
the Tdwu of Alexandria, On ~.
SATURDAY, the 3D. day of NAY, A. D.,
'@t't ..i+b 1873; Pig Ej<|,
at 70 o'clock NJ, tie following described
property, to-wit: r ara .sr. .4 ......
Lots No. and in square No. Z, and
part of Lots No. and J iii square No. ;,
Situated in the Town OF Alexandria.
Seized and sold for failure to pay tax on
Cotton, Sugar and Income for the years
1867 aud 1905. r.s, ST. F. g. ....... ,...--
TEEMs-CASH in United States Treasu-
ury Notes.. IL A. J. WHITTIER, .
| April. 8, lS73-4t.' y...n Dep. Collector
| Printers Fees s. so.
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ing and delighted to do him honor.
1 ne Ioyallst 'Lmgstreet is hated, des.
pissed and --scorned by every manly
heartTloatl,ea by every white man.
woman and ciiild ID Louisiana. "Oh
L'icitssr,.Son, Ut the morning, how art
tloar falltlf!!'' - -, : --F'-.-s,
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- 1t is stated as II archaeological
fact nat the milk of 4 yn,n. COW is
apt to be fbaming. WIrirh is probable,
as.tile creature Is naturally llelioryes-
cent?. r -
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To 1t is one OF the beautiful compen-
sall"nS of this l.fr, that Eo one can sim
cere|y try to help another without
hellng himSrl
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-30

Is Can a civil engineer inform us
how it is that the mouths OF rivers are
larger than their heads?