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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-22
TAX NOTICES,
= -.".-....... NOTICE !
q. s. INTERNAL REVENUE b q
SPECIAL "A E S.
May 4, 1874, to April so. 1929.

r
SPECIAL TAX 3
May L, 1874, to April 30, 1875,
The law of December "a, 1879, reduires every
person engaged i'll amy business, ayocation, or
employment which renders him liable to o Spe-
claI TAX, 70 procure and place e0nSOieu0usIg In
has establishment or place of business q -StSmr,
denotlng the payment of said Special Tag FOR
the Special Tax year beginning May /, 1874, be-
April 80. 1874. grFst n. SIS. & 99sg# asF~T = -
THE TAKES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PROyISy
IONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED II
So THE FOLLOWING, VIZ: .#@&
Rect1nepS .!.4-.-. SFDnn nj
DetllegSs s.asR25 90.
Dea,eLs' Wnoisstt,e H1lor ,.-.,.--.--.-.. 100 90
Dcd,eIs IL mait atlHllS; wholesale. 49,. so 90
Dealers IN malt liquors, retail % 90
Dealers III leaf as on.
Retail deaiers in leaf tobacco. 800 o.
And on sales OF over 81 200, fifty cents
Dealers in manufactured tobacco t.a J 5 %
Manufacturers of stills .,.. SO 90
And for each still manufactured A.. 90 90
n for eaeh worm manufactured. 49,. 90 90
Manufacturers of tobacco 49,. ? 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars. 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class more
than two horsesl so 90
Peddlers of tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
horses, 90 o.
Peddlers of tobacco, third class (ons
Peddlers OF tobacco, fourth class ION
foot or public conveyance ...... 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels .lL so 90
Brewers OF 500 barrels OF more. -..-... 100 90
Any person., SO liable, who shall fail To comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay amy Of tho spe-
eial Taxes named above must apply to Ed. p.
Goodwin, D'y Collector Internal Revenue at
Washington, La, and pay for and procure the
Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior
to May J., 1874, and a6ithout further notice.
]. VI. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. c., February Is, 1874, I
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CANDIDATES.
For Rante

Nh. EDITOR PLEASE announce that. at the
solicitation of many Democrats and Conserva-
tives of the parish of st. Landry, DIR. w. H.
KIRKMAN, of the parish of Calcasieu, has con
scented to become O candidate for the State Sen.
ate, at the election of November next
In C0nCcding to our sister parish the right OF
presenting a candidate for the said office, we
vOrable consideration of the Democrats and
Conservatives of ST. Landry. = III. .sr..s ~
f. .,z .E>H MANY VOTERS Of ST. LANDRY.
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AA1TSGdCE.-THE ASSESSMENT LIST OF.
LIZ the town5of 0peleusas, for tie year1s74, is
new complete. Parties desiring so to do, are
hereby notified to GENE forward within thirty
days from thisdate and make such corrections
as they may desire in the assessment OF their
property. The lists will be found in the Police
Jury room, up stairs in the Court House.
GEORGE w. MEGENLEY. U.s.
49, it Constable and Assessor.
Onelnnsas. MAY 18th. 1874. - 60.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-22

THE WIFE ASswER.-A husband
1ndfng d piece brnkeli out az his plate
and another out Of his saucer, uetalant-
II exclaimed to- bis wife. Nv dear,
II seems to me that everything belong
ing To you Is broken Well, yes.'
responded the wife even yon seem
10 be II little cracked.
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NOTICE!

NrOTaCE NOTICE.:
The owners Of guns and pistols, left with me
To rpnair. are notified that If not claimed before
sfxty DAYS. they will be sold for their a%cepiinf.
% A. JUICE, Gunsfdifh.
Washington. Nov, 81. ls73.~lm.
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1 respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of State Senator of the Tenth Sen
Landry, Lafayette, Cameron and Calcasieu.
$50, is ...u -8. GEORGE H. WELLS.
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DIR. WIN. A. ROBERTSON is q candidate for
the State Senate at the next election, from this
District, composed of the parishes of Lafayette,
Cameron, Calcasieu and st. Landry. .-.t
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fT9f ii estfnia1 that II. 600 b~gtaaloes are
yea che as 1 KANSAS +
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T0RnT Royal ARCH CHAPTER
NJ No. 81, meets at the Hall of Humble Cot
tage Lodge, 0pelonsas, every Tuesday after the
full moon 9fseach mouth, at 8 nselQek Ps 4f. q a
EUREKA COUNCIL No. a0.-MEETs
IL at the HalI0f Humble. Cottage Lodge one
l0lsas, every Friday after the fulfmoon OF each
month, at sso'ci0ck p. n.
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The Real Farmer.

We may divide the farmer into two
classes, namely: Real farmers and
land destroyers. Every one who is
cultiEating the soil is by no means a.
farmer. Who then is the *farmerq He.
uhnsn leading thnnrht Ia the imnroua
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&rieasuplfes, i,t @nrppa.

9(uf ben1 Gnntinente 5ieben ant poll=.
tii6en @immel INNER ountlere uno bros
benbere Molfen ouf unb man tann Iib
Dem &efiibl niht perl6lieberl boB Elm.
1t,peres &e>uitter i'm Mrsu9e it, tpenn
mon au9 i'm gesenmdrtisen Nusenblide
nod ni@t tpillen fam, no cs Iia 5ueri
entlaoen miro. Gs feblt aur 3eit nod
an brennenben Tra9en, ,uegen tuel@er
Elm 9rieg entiteben f0nnte; ober oas
WerbGltnib mebrerer2 ,pidtiger. @taaten
unter liD 1T einio geipanntes uno ,seist
cine ]ol9e fieberbafte Mufregung, oob iez
oen glugenblid irsenopo Der Qnsbrn6
BON Geinoleli9feiten eintrete,l fam. Man
nimmt es als seipib an, baB 5tpiI6en
Tranfrei6a llnb 9eutl4lano. nod Elm
iAperer entlheibenoer aampf beportebt,
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: { itfra ten.

Sbne ben Glouten Gil Die llnlterbli1=
felt fDnnte bos Mcnl0cngcl0lebt ni1t
belteben. Sur nit bicltm @lauben fann
Die menl6lidc Geiellldoit bc1leDcn, benn
,ucnn berlel6e clnmol ollScmeln bpn Der
grbe perld,pinbcn luiiroc, 10 'pdre ollie
Crbnung aufgebo6en unb Die Wlen19en
piiroen dryer als ,piloc 5biere segeneln=
amber lpiitben Sic narri(b 9emoroene
Sosbeit proflamirte bei Ser er}ten fran=.
sDlij9en &epolution oen ltnslauben>
Iebte unlern Serrsctt ob ,lno mubte io=s
bin fol9eri6tis au9 Die uniterbli9felt
Der Geele ldusnen.I Mobin fiDrte ober
oicles pabnwiBi9e Beginner? Saulenoe
,lnb Saui ienbe BON uni6uloigen 0len=
Iden ipurben get6otet, StrDn1e son Blut
flp'leu. unO bie ei9entli9e llrIa6e auer
bieier @rduel lag barin, bob mon ben
Glauben au1 bic ltniterbliGfeit auf8ab.
llnb ,uieoerain@ unleren Sosen bat Die
Barrier Commune sans bollelbe Morb<
fboulpiel wieberbplt Man CAB aoen
@louben an3bie ltnlterbli9teit au I u1,b
1oaIei9 ,plirben Die Menihen arger dig
,piitDenbc Weltien; inbem lie fi6 gcsenz
Isiti9 ermor6eten. So allo Der @loube
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Ser gege,, Ser gSerfpl8,.a0.

Das vWientr 8aterlano" 16reibt
iiber Die jebt miitbenoe Gbriltenperfel=
9,lng, tpie folgt:
,9ie binnen lpenigen Sqbren iiher bei=
nabe gans europa aus9ebreitete Wer=
fol9ung Der fatboliI6en Stride 1T Elm
.iuabrer aSeger. @ott bat Iie oas
piro tasli6 tlarer ~ gelanot> I'M Die
BON ibm geeriinoete 5eilsanfalt por ben
Mueen Ser erI9lafften Welt 10 re6t in
ibrer gan5e,1s &6ttli6teit eri9einen all
|laI1en. Sa, ni9ts fonnte bic 9iuinitat
ibrer GinieBuns 1dlasenoer barftelen,
dig Sic qeeertudrtige Sage bes Dberbanp=
les Ser Stride ullo bieier lslbit. 8on
grimnisen Teinoen lllngeben. tpele9e IN
ibrem 6eerbanne bic S4tpaeben uno pie
Mutblolen na3 ii6 5erren> ole &nr5l'd=
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@rafSarrp Mrnim in &om.
lteber bic Sbdti9feit bes @rafen 9arrp
Irnim in &o1n tudbreno bes SoDres 1870
brin9en transa!lantiibe 3eitun9cn SOL
senoes Mlan peib iebt, baB es Mrnim
luar, Der am 4. @eptenlber Sloren0 pol=
1irenb, nit ben italieni19en Minifern,
uno por5iisli6 nit 2an5a, @ella unbBe<
noita, einig puroe, oaB Stalien 1i6Goms
our4 Maffenseipalt bemd6ti9e. Man
tueib aud, baB ct es mar, Der bonn 10.
big gum 20. September 1870 i'm 8atican
Die Werliderung gah, bab Die Staliener
li6er in Nom nilbt nit Waffen9etpalt elm
5ieben wiiroen. Dian meib enoli6, baB ct
bierauf nod Der 5ette @ene fllbr, UNI
Gaoorna 51 ordngen, 10 ihneu als m0g=
lid na9 @om su fomn1en."
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tigen ,lnb neutrality-suspicious. our6
Srns, Slit Doer 9dnleidelei III ibre
99aIanr einreiben, BON ben 5err=
|I6ern perlaNetl, aIler ipeltliben 8ertbei=
bisunssmitteln, id ieiner Sreibeit be-
raubt, lit Der 8aplt itdrfer oenn ie ragt
er, ,uie Elm Gis1e unter 9Dgnlden, In
rnitten perfommener @etpaltbaber allein
in reiner Graft bod emppr Gr allein
bGlt. Die Qeu9te bes reinen Nutoritdts-
princips oufredt; tdslkh ,uie oies ieit
ben er1ten Sabrbunoerten ME gelbeben
jpri6t er, Der @tellpertreter gbrilti, nit
lebenbiser 9timme su ben @lduei9en
oller Natinnen, lpel6e felt Sabren un=
auseelebt Su i'm, I'm Belebrnng fonlmen
uno ibre NnDdn9li6feit, ibre llnterwer=
funs, ibren @eborlanl laut por oller
@elt erfldren. llno je mebr Die Ser
fol9un9 md6it, oelto itdrter miro Die
STRIDE, oeito impolonter 16alt ibre epig
unwonoelbore 2ebre Dinous ii6er ben
Grofreis Sa Der 9efangene Yaplt allein
lit frci uno itarf> Die Stride ollein poll
2eben - Die neiiten @errl der Der Groe
o6er liegen in BEN Teileln Der gottlolen
Gepolutipn uno ibre Neid1e, Die olten
uno Die neuen, lie trasen in i1rem Blute
Den &rebsl6oben, ben @ift ltoif, oer lie
innerli6 serfribt uno ldlisbli@ Dem Sooe
in 6dulnib uno 3erfoa 5ufiibrt. Sic
,perben nerfaulen unb su &runOe geben,
Die itarte, refine &ir6e oes 9errn ober
miro leben.
Menn ni1t Die 9ono@ottes Sic STRIDE
gegrilnoet ibr bo5 ]i9tbare Oberboupt
9elebt bdtte, ,po >pdre 1ic oenn, angefal=
len uno 9ebebt> lpte lie lit, bon Ser Meute
ibrer Nerfclger $50 lit oenn Der ent=
tbronte SiirIt benen &ebote 200 Millio~
nen nit 9an5er 9iu9ebung befol9en, bel=
len 9iener (oie Bild6fe uno Briefer)
nit Sube4 in gusfiiNrun9 ibrer BFid)t>
in Bepobrun9 i5rer Sreue> in Den Ser
fer geben uno bereit 1iuo, ben 500 su er=
leioen? $50 1T benn Der Orsanismus,
9ema6t bon Menl6enbanb> tuel6cr je
lnebr CT beorpbt, an9csrifien uno oerlebt
miro, an &roft 5unimmt? /? .. -
Sn alien 2dnoern ,uddlt gero0e iebt
eie fatbolil6e Strait uno baufi9e &iid=
tritte in ben @doob Der STRIDE bes gr=
l6lers uerfiinben ben 9e,ualtisen gin0rud
,uel6en biele berrliebe Gntfoltung Der
@eIenbeit Der fotbolil6en STRIDE uno
ibres Oberbouptes in ollen @9i9ten Der
@e1ell1Daft, in alien 9taoten llnO QGn=
bern Derpor5ubrin9en beginnt.
Mber ni9t ii6erou tperben bic Mirfun=
gen Der Nerfol9un9en 5u 9lei6er 3eit
uno in 9lei6er 9lrt li6 tnnbgeben. Sn
elmer 9inliGt miro @lei9arti9feit lein :
aae 8erfoIser tperben 11dmli6 gel6lasen
tueroen, Die @inen friber, Die Nn0eren
ipater Die Ginen 1drfer, bic Mn6eren
i6,pa9er @9la9e befommen ]ie 9l0e."
-@rafSo Mrnim in &om.
l1eber bic Sbdtigfeit bes @rafen SarrD
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E@ SauIenbe bon 9adeten ponDr..
q ng II It Sc &6nig's @sasm burger
Bruittbee luerben td9li6 berfauft.5
9ies 1T Der bette Belueis., baB Sic Wir=
fung beHelben bel 9uften, Grfdltun9ell
nno alien Rrantbeiten Der 8ruit ,lno,
2unge erFaunli6 1T.
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y I'd ut tert.

Nebcr s(hpnncut> Der iiir ren IS bio @oiien=
freuno" $l.50 be3aDlt, fonn gc9en Nadioblung
Ton 60 Gents iid ines ron Den prci nodfol=
oenben @Idcrn ousuGblen unb wirb iDm boi<
ielbc Il frci suAciaubt luerecn. SSer allo
cine %r1nic al crboltcu Wiiu ldt muB $2,10
bc3ableu ,limlib $3.50 fir hos @latt unS
SO Gents fit bic Tranic
y G:pmpaf; fir 2el;es ,;ssS
Gterbem prn 95lbass Gtpi3.
Msit 8iloern. Sn 9albleinewono
oebunben. Sobenpreis 100. 9ie
Mbonnenten ocs rSbio 8oilen=
ireunb"" erbaiteu bcs 8u1 pDftfrei
fir mir 60 Gents.
y Ser ftine arie8 Der Trei=
sssassrcrei 9eeen Sbrou unb sll=
to,. 9(us 0ot!,mcnten. Gle9ont
gebunocn in @olblcinluano. 2oocn=
preis $1.15. Sic 9(honnenten bcs
uObio Moilenfrcuno" erbolten oos
Bud pnitFrci fiir~flur go Gents.
81 Mnels,iab! @atbpltfbes
Gebetts,b bon Or. S. &ou=
len, in bequemcm SoIdenf formot,
Gut stbunoelL nit 6 te NJ @olb=
1bnitt mo Sitclbilb, 700 9citcn
narf, unb foitet i'm 9oocnpreile
S1.2O. 0ic s(bonuellten bes uSDip
g8onenfreuno" crbolten has @u6
pprtofrei fiir Nuv GO Gcnts. a.
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Hs3Fe slue 3riefe, Seitcuunsen, etnfrasen Gotrc'

HsIga slue Sricfe, Seiteuunsen, elnfra9en, Gotrez
iponSei,sen, gcloiencungen &C. aorelire ran all
Meu. ssfepG Setting. aomercp, Meiss ep. ..
GY slu ieSe %erlon bic fir bieleS @latt
ncr orMen &uilentinecr l 0 ncuc VI . IL
nentcn II iamnclt', ireld)c borausbesablen,
lenocn iuir cine bon unicrn Frtinitn gratis
uno poltfrei.
GY~ gser rem ,Sbo SSaiicnfrcunb" sur
Strobe fit cine 3sit len9 gotcn nil, Der moge
uus so Gents einienocu iuoiiir hi, eos @latt
ibm Monote suicnncn.
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ater i'm 9egeniudrtisen 3eitpunfte 1T BON
I5eite Srallfrei0s on einen Iol6en 9ar
ni9t su benfen luenn au9 rad, ben
iberein1timnenoen 8eri6tet1 berieniger,
E,pel1e ienes 9ono in letter 3eit bereiiten,
]bie Borbereitunsen fiji einen &a6etrieg
INIT grnber Gnergie betrieben ,uoroen
4 linb. 9tuf Der anberer Seite 1T nidt
ein5uleben, ,pel9en 9fuben 9euti6lano
in Der nd1Fen 3eit aug einen1 neuen
&riese init ieinem Grbfeiroe sieben 1ollte.
Snbellen befinoet 1i6 bas 9euti6e &ei6
geraoe jebt lit elmer sefdbrli9en Sage.
9as 8olf Ielf5t ,nter Dem furdtboren
0rude, lpel6en es i6on lanse trus nnb
au9 ferner traeen mub, I'm bic Soften
! fit bic enormen &Wltunge1 bic mon
Der brobenoen 5oltung SranfreiGs ge=
seniiber fir notbmenois balt> 5u beltrei=
ten. 9eutl6lan6 1T obne 3tseife1 beute
bic itarfite Ma6t Guropa's; Die 6rose
lit ober, ,pie lange >es li6 in oieler leiner
@telluns bolten ,pirb. IS lit nun ouf
Dem @tpfe1 leiner Mabt anselan9t, aber
Die Soften Der Grbalturg ieiner @uprc=
matte fDnner bonn 8oltc faum oufge
brant ,perocn. go fomu,t es, bab Die
Opier, ipel1e Die &egierung III Gelo
lnb Gplooten BPM 2anoe perlangt. nit
jeben Sabre i6merer berbei su i6offen
! lino. 9sutl6lono fam auf oielc Weile
toum feline cisene @tellln9 aufre6t er=
6oltcn, ud6reno Die onbern Ma6te rings
bcrllm tdelid an Stdrte uno @elbi itper=
trouen 5unebmen. Muf oiele @eiie er=
flQrt lib Die Dem beutidlen &ei6stan5ler
suselbriebere Bplitif, Die I6tua@eren
gfo9baru ni5t eritarfen 81 laiien, 1on=
bern BON Ser eegenlpdrtigen Modtltel=
lung Yprt9eil 81 5ieben nno Iie nod mebr
III i0wd6cn. @o ,piirbe es bann lpdter
mD9li6 peroen Die 9olten bes @ol=
fes et,uos Derab5uleber. N}on oarf ober
ni0t per9elen oaB es ni6t nur
Bronfrei6 oGein it, nit lpel6cm
9eut1Alanb einen Rompf o,l beiteben
bobel1 ,piro ionoer,l oab es ouber=
SEM nit 5lpei gefdbrli9eren Tei,loen, Dem
Noplttbum unb Dem Gaaren ;, tuel6e
Srontreid niNt int Glide laiien weroen,
su tbun befonmt. 0ie @ituation in
in Gnropa ldBt liA bemna6 furs in fol-
eenoer @eile Sulammenfaiien 9eutl6<
lono lebt bob es ni6t luobl ltdrfer lper=
ben fann ols es jebt 1T uno oa es se<
grinoete 3wci fel bat, feline O{a9titel=
| lung auf Dem 9e9entudrtigen Nipeau 5l1
balten < 10 lpiiroe es nit Treuoen jeoe
@elegenDeit er9reifen, I'M feline Seinoe
auf cine Weile 5u 16ipa4en> bic ibm
ielbit fir piele Sabre @ube uno 5rieoen
iibern mubte. Ob Die @ele9enbeit oa5u
li6 finoen miro, fann 9fiemano lasen,
aber es Derriht ,uoDl fein 3meifel oarf
iiber, bob 9eutldlanb 9enei9t 1T, eine
lol9e 5u i6offen. 8ei bieiem @tano
Der Nerbdltnilie ouf Dem Gontlnente lit
es baDer ni6t su per,punoern, tpenn in
BET financieuen Welt nnll9erbeit uno
l1nrube berrl6t. 8or Dem nd6ten
TrHbjabr m6sen nod 9an5 mertml'roise
9in9e geIdeben. "
0er @ene,1 Ser gSerfpI<1ll1t(s.
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OH Die llnlterblibfeit sum 8eitanoe .oe,
menI6liben @eleuI6aft notbluenoi9 it,
|io lit biele llniterblidteit lelbf aud por=
Aonoen. Mir lopiler seisen, ,uie bas
E5u E5ulammenbdnet. Ser G6Dpfer soe'
Melt bate bel @einen1' Werfe eireu
3iped, oenn fir 1libts uno pioer ndts
|trat Die .S1Dpftng ni6t ins 9olein.
Dieler 3mef mar sllnd6it boB ole
Menldsn III Belell1aft leben 1olltel io
|bob Der einsclne Meni@ ouf Die 6ulfe
pieler onoerer anee,pielenilt. Ser M}en=
16eueeilt It lit fer1!er Ser Nrt 9el6affen,
bob nur Die 9SoDrbeit i'm befrieoi9t.
9o MN bic menldlme @elealdof It obne
BEN @louben on Die l1nIterhliAfeit ni6t
belteben fann unO mr bie WaDrbeit oen
Menlben9eilt be frieoist !, 10 fonnte Der
@0Dpfer Den Meni6en aibt ben S@ein
fir Die Mirtli6feit 9ebcn, benn oann
lpQre @ott nitbt .neDr 8ptt; moraus
ocnn notb'penoig fol9t> baB cer @laube
an Die llnitcrblitDfsit ni6t Bios Gdein,
jpnoern Mirfli6teit lit. - Ser MfenId)
trdot 1erner in 1einer 8ru|t oas @efiibl
oes &e6ts, 10 oob er perlan9t, es-meroe
Der Suseno lpie uem Ga tier, mas beioen
ecbu6rt. Sic piel liod)en Gprfdlle> bab
ourtb bos loeenannte QDn6perfa6ren
wirtlibe ober permeintli6e Serbre6er
bur6 cine @oltsmense. Den 9dnben Ser
procntli9cn @eredtiefeit entriIl lien uno
pom 9eben gum Sobe 0ebrodt werocn,
.bobc i0rc Nuelle nur in Dem jeOen W{en=
lhen inne wobnenben @credti9leits9e=
iibl. @ol@c TdQe fommen bonn be-
ionoera por, ,pcnn bas Nolf in Der Nfei=
nung lcht, Elm gerbre1en f0nne Den
0dnoen ber Geredtisfeit entluiI den ooer
crbolts cine 9eri1,9erc Gtrofe ols oos
MeGtsgeiiibl, perlan9t. So lebr nun
oos 2pn6perfobren ou6 hill s nibbillist
tueroen 10 seist es bo9 pie tief boS
@efubl bss .Ne6ts III Der Geele oes
Menl 0en cin9e9roben lit. 9ieles @e=
fiibl ober lit Dem 0feni6en BON @ott
einsepFonst; oober ,nuB ou6 @ott lelblt
Die @ere1tigfeit in lid) ba6en, ,po5ll
audi i6on ber Begriff @ottes> ols bes
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Das hetLi1e WeBpHfer

,p!rb eben g M t Sargebroobt fir q &c /
ees uObio &aie,frenno" nom @crana9eber.
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bVHBO HIH0 DbIW1CH NEWPORT ana New
Germantown.
STAGES leave New Germantown daily at four
~ O'Clock a. m. Landisburg at T. 80 a. m Green
park at s q. IN. New Bloomfield at 9% a. m.
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac-
commOdatiOn train East.
Returning leaves Newport on the arrival oftha
Mail Trainfrom Philadelphia at2 80 p. m.
z. RICE. Proprietor.
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UB- A cable dispatch from London, con-
tanning advices from India ON the subject
of the famine there represents the condi-
tion of the people as very gloomy. In IF
teen districts recognized by the Governor
General, in addition to Provincial Terri
tories, twenty-six million people are afflict-
ed either by actual famine Or the distress
ing scarcity of food, and twelve other
districts, containing fourteen million peo-
pie, are threatened. The latter places are
almost roadIess and without water. The
scarcity Of food is spreading to remote re-
giOns removed from railroads and difficult
to reach. The famine extends over very
large portion Of the country and the people
are in fearful state.
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The Horse disease m oregon.

San Francisco, February "a. = A dis
pi.tch from Portland, Oregon, says the
horse and cattle disease has broke out in
Baker county, Oregon, and is spreading ex-
tensiyely, with very fatal effect.
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RAILR DADS .
PHILADELP LPHIA AND READING R, R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT Z
Monday, Nov, 10Th, 1878.

.f f4U
TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG AS FOLLOWS:
For New York at $50, $40 a. m. and zoo D. m.
For Philadelphia, at $50, $40 q. m. 200 and
For Reading, at $50, $40 a. m. zoo, 4O5 and
For louisville. at 5SO $40 a. IN. and 4os D. m.
and via schuylkl and Susquehanna Branch az
For Allentown, at $50, $40 a. m. 200 and TAO
The $50 a. m. and 200 p. m. trains have
through cars for New York
The $40 a, m. and 200 p. m. trains have through
cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS
For New York. at $50 a. m.
For Allentown and Way Stations at $50 a. m
For Reading, Philadelphia and Way stations at
200p. m.
TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG, LEAVE AS FOL.
LOWS
Leave New York, at 900 a. M 124O and $50
p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, at 9.15 a. m. $50 and IT'S
p. m.
Leave Reading, at AIS, 7.4O, l12O a. m. 15O, GOO
and 10.l5 p. m.
Leave Pottsylle, at 500, 91O a. m and ABS D. m.
and via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Branch at
Leave Allentown, at 2.1O a. m. 1925, As5 and
1855 p. m.
The 2iO a. M. train from Allentown and the.
4l5 a. n train from Reading do not ran on Mon
days.
SUNDAYS
Leave New York at $40 D. M
Leave Philadelphia, at us p. m.
Leave Reading, at Ais, 7.40a m. and 10.15 D. IN,
Leave Allentown, 210 a. m. and 1856 p. IN.
JE. WOOTTEN,
General superintendent.
Reading January 20, 1874
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g Il Err CITY,
Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.
A CAR SHOP, FOUNDRY, A wHEELWRIGHT,
AND COACH MAKER, CEMENT AND
PIPE 4 DRAIN WORKS, Il SPIKE
AND BOLT FACTORY SHOULD
BE STAkTED SOONI

The Southern Saving Fund and Building Asso-
interest on monthly deposits subjet to thirty days
notice or persons owning shares of stock a full
share OF the profits which Is equal to fifteen per
cent. All the agents have shares of stock for
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DUNCANNON STATION.

On and after Sunday, Nov End, 1873, trains
leave DuncannOn, asfollows:
WESTWARD.
Pacife Express AS a. M, (fag) daily.
Way Passenger, 8.44 A. M, daily
Mail, 2l6P. NJ, ..;.;;....... .daflyexcept Sunday.
Mixed, 6l6P. NJ, daily except Sunday.
EASTWARD.
IA tHLaris'bgrg Accom- l255P.M., daily exceptsunday
Mail I3T 7. M.,................" 4"
VIM. @. KING, Agent.
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Pennsylvania r. R. Time Table.
NEWPORT STATION.

NEWPORT STATION.
On and after November l, 1873, Passenger
trains will run as follows:
WEST.
Pacific Express. 514 A. M. (fagJ daily
Way Pass 800 A. M, daily,
Mail, ,....... 2,44 P. M. daily exceptSunday.
Mixed 6.54 p M. daily except Sunday.
EAST.
Mall, ............ 705 p. M, daily except Sunday
Harrisburg Accom- 1922 p NJ, daily e SUNDAY
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.