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dencos, and quoted Baron llumbolll's
protest against 'th3 rejecting spirit
ia regard to such things. lie then
discussed the remains of various sorts
not Of Iudian origin which have been
found in this country, particularly
the iron implements; but before going
into that he called attention TO the
discovery Of the Phmnician stone in
Brfzll last year, giving an account OF
an expedition to thut country five
hundred years before the Christian
era.
Among the strange things discov-
cred on the Carolina coast hc men.
toned that large skeleton of a man
which was found near Wilmington
many years ago, around the waist OF
which was copper girdlo bearing
an unknown inscription. 1t was lust
such an one as meets the description
OF Scandinavian warrior. Tie |
evidence of mining in an early age
which have been found in western
North Carolina we're also discussed. |
The lecturer closed with a recapitula-
lion OF all the points in the testimony,
which, when grouped together, APP
)eared very formidab BILE.
The foregoing is very brief synop.
is Of the facts contained in this
iovel and interesting discourse,
ihich was listened to attenliyely by
largo and highly-culliyated audi
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-03-21

The ways of wemen are past find
ing out. ltis said that the young ones
of Jacksonville, Tenn, have fash
ion OF tying up their taper fingers
when young gentlemen are expected
to call, and when they very naturally
ask the cause, they blushingly reply,
Il burned them brOiling the steak
this morning" The result, as chrou.
iclea by the local paper, is that sew !.
eral young gentlemen have burned
their fingers ly believing the story.
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froafn; hs oad aal deyotsl wife,
aad hI3 loving Children. AlI Day 10
tho midst Of ibe baslls of b3 sIne NJ.
mind h1s been harra cd wi,h ths
earos Of I.ie; bot nov, calm and con.
tented, yc3 eycn HAPPY we sec BIN iu
the midst Of hi5 family circle. IT,
sits ther9 thinking, dreaming Of JOYS
past aBd 10 come. lie dreams again
OF Tho happy moments sncat in WOO.
ing and winning the "fir creature"
whom no nov loves 40 tcnduly. He
dreams Of bis beautiful children .
around bin, and Of the pleasure und I
happiness il win be to him, to train /
then for good, and to do good. In
fancy he sees them growing u +, around I
him, honorod aud esteemed members I
OF society. lie resolves to ever set /
them good example, and not be T
lacking in preccpt. He docs not fnd /
his pleasure IN the company Of the /
"oulside work, but all his happiness
is concentrated in his family. If You
were to talk to tho "Oli BachoIor'
about the joys Of home wien partici-
pated by family, he would laugh
scronfully, and say nonsense" Let
him 60 to one who enjoys a happy
nome and ask, and he will not hear
'nonesense." "Old Bachelors are
lardhearted crea lures, to say tue
east Of them. If they have taken
stubborn notion in their heads, espc.
tally on the marrying question. you
iced no more try to make them relent
han to try to turn the current of the
liver, for {
"a man convinced against his will,
Is of the same opinion still. !
1t seems really strangs that after (
Il ihe good advice we 50 lavishly I
estow on them, all gratis" and the i
Of happy homes around +
Iem, that they do not profit by some t
it. If they were only bright n
lough to be conscious. of good i
lanccs when they were in the midst n
them, they would surely take ad- O
lntage Of some of them. II
So if any "Old Bachelor who reads Y,
lis may have repeated of his lonely Il
t, aud Of his folly in giving up the vi
'ciety of the ladies, let him take OF
art again for it will never do In pl
C world to give up to triflcs. til
Look around you on every hand, ag
ID sec the happy married msn, their re
enings are not lonely, nor their I'll
lndays long; and time does not drag ra
th them in their pleasant homes. a
lrD from folly to wisdom, follow ca
cir examples, go forth conquering alb
d to conquer, win the heart and be
nd Of some worthy fair one who is an
lonely a1d desolate as yourself in.
d make two moro happy hearts in ris
E world. DO
s'BY THE FIREsDE March 3. 1874 cal
- - - -'--- So
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Bsmarck's opinion is that another
war wilh France is inevitable that
she will be backed by Russia and
that all Europe viii be involved in
the contest.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-03-21

Medicine, the fame ofwhich
broadcast throughout the country. IL
ly superior to any remedy ever offered
lie for the complaints for which il is in
Ne have in our possession Testimonials
Voluntarily by Col. Long, late Chief
nical Engineer Bureau at Washington
Henry Warren. Gen. Pleasonton.
/ of the Army, Father L ]. DESnet,
eted Indian Missionary also Officer of
Surgeons, Hospital Stewards. com
nearly every ste; ner plying on the
and tributary rivers, Western SANITARY
ban Commissioners, Army Chaplains,
POO numerous to mention. Likewise
'fomlums ofthe press, praising its val
|einal qualities in the highestterms. No
lclne has snch recommendations j.
LIKE Sole Proprietors, Southwestern
chse and Second streets, Sc. Iouis
pij, by Druggists and Medicine Dea-
here. Agenta.
NJ MkESSOR & ROBBINS
81 L. 93 Fulton street. n. Y.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-03-21

Southern subscriber suggests a
slul way Of planting oranges,
led can with water, and put it
Convenient place. Whenever any
bout the house ate oranges it
Understood that if the oranges
fine and large, the seed went
30 can, small and worthless
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BY this plan the seed were never
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N. b. As We learn thai some persons
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state that we have no sloh piano or
church organ to sell, but that they are
GRAN NEw now at The Salssroom in
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Stokes has given up all hopes Of
pardon, and has made up
his mind to abide patiently Lis tess,
OF imprisonment. -.
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Close upon the Thompson tragedy at
Lake comes another victim to death by
fSphyxia. A few evenings ago, in com
tany with friends, Elizabeth Limrick
Fame to Chicago from Washington, Iowa,
Esnd went to the Hawkins House. Feeling
PRED with travelling she soon retired, ex
blecting TO rise early in the morning. AT
Fan early hour the proprietor detected a
strong odor of gas in the upper
pals. 1t was easily traced to the
foom occupied by Miss Limrick,
fnd the door being locked on the
fnsIde it was burst open and the deceased
Found lying in the bed dead. She had
evidently blown out the gas, and, as the
windows were closed, death must have
foon ensued. The Coroner impaneled a
Jury, who heard the testimony and rem
peTed verdict of accidental death from
futiocation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-10

Arriving AZ Austin 7:p0 p IN
Red River { ity IT 1850 q m
ST. Louis, $50 p. IN. Chicgo,
$3.50 a. m. Louisville, eco
a. n. Indianapolis, 1926 II
IA. Columhua, o., 1855 u
IN. pitishu,. at G:CO y. IL.
Philadelphia, 7:l5 II, IN.
Washington City, 1875 u. III.
Baltimore. $40 II. m. New
York, 1890 ron.
Returning, leaves Red River
Cit at 4 90 y. III. Austin
1880 4. M, arriving IN Hous-
ton at 1850, and Galveston
at 1850 p. m.
Arriving atAustin, G:51 y.
m. Waco 0:lu y, IL. Red
River Cityss..iJ am.
| Returning, leaves Rod
! River City Mt 5:ij y. m.
| Saturday Excepted. Waco
ut 700, arriving III Houston
at $3.50 p. IN, sud Galveston
AZ n.,lD nm
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100000.
The BANKING DEPARTMENT

VIII give particular attention to collections In In
interior OF the sate, and all I.lrts OF tle United
States, without charge, except customary rates OF
exchange. VIII receive deposits on open account,
and i,snc certificates Of deposit, and by special at
tentiOn 10 is charter, will divide pro rat. among
its depostors from cncourth 10 one half Of the net
profits of IL 5 business
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-10

A supplemental report to the
House from the Secretary Of War,
shows that the Freedmen Bureau
swindle was carried on by false re.
ports of money deposited in the
United States repositories, and OF
amounts covered in the Treasury.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-10
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

JIM BRANDON, OF Brandon, Braman & Co, Ga,.
weston.
JE. WALLIS, OF Wall =, La des & Co., Galveston.
I LuBBoCK, Of X Lu8DoCK X Son..
NJ QrIN, OF Quin " vi ..................
Leon BLUM, of l. ~ II blum ..............
f. > JEAIsoN, Of Moody " Jcmison. 90.
A BAKER, Of A G. ~ NJ w Bakcr......
GEO SCHNEIDER, Of Geo Schneider a. Co.
X WILLIE, of z Wilt x Bro. .........
r A GARY, Of Gury II Oliphiut.
l. kLoPMAS, JH., Of KlOpman II F"m1u.
W McALrIS, of Nc lpin ~ Baldridge..
j GRrSsAS, ofDuval 81 GrinRan. .......
JACKSON IL BROWN. A5'ts, Wac
aug0D&Wu
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re attached 10 EEIress trans between
Houston and Austin and Houston and CorsicGna
Passengers for Waco mnat take Acc ommdaion
Train leaving Houston at 90 a. IN.
CONNECTIONS.
At Hearue, with International X daily Sun
dsl- excepted
At Dallas and Sherman with Texas AND Pacific
Railway and El Paso Stages for all points OF note
in Northern Texas.
At Waco, with daily stages 10 ell points wsst.
At MeNia with line of hacks Tor tairleld and But
LEI on Sundays and UedIcsdByr.
At Lcdbctter with daily stage iOr LaGrange.
AZ McDadc with daily stage for Bastrup.
At Austin with daily staget " San Marcos, New
unicls, san Antonio and J. raso.
Through Tickets sold at Houston and Austin,
Hampstead, Bryan Calvert, COTs!CEun Waco Dallas
ind Sherman, via Red Rive and Galveston to all
points Of note between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans within the limits Of the United States ind
Canada. Afro via stage lines to San Agtonio,
WeathCroId
For Through ratest apply 70 Station
Agent or
j. BuEkND,
j. WALDO, Gen'l Sup't
q. T. s. r. A.
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OFFICERS:
r s WILLS, President, NO LAUyE, Secretary,
ALPHoNsE LAuSE, Cashier.
NJ QuIS, NiCEPREsID'T. II KIdBALL, Asst Cash'r
u ID CHESowETn, Gen'l Ag't, Insurance Drparmt't
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
Dlary OF lhe Praying band.

Tuesday afternoon, March 81, the ladies
assembled MS usual at the conference room
of the Congregational church. Held a
short prayer mcsting, after which com.
pany OF eighteen started forth to visil
again the saloons.
Called al r R,dlOrd's which was, as usual
locked. After singing and prayer, passea
across to Ducro'sI the door was locked
but the usual exerices were held.
Al Mr. Tylrrs, admittance was refused
Come 10 Jesus" was sung, and from th'
depths OF a feeling heart, were poured
forth earnest supplicaIiOns to our Heaven
ly Father, for him who has shut his dool
against them. aud Tor all who are engaged
in the traffic
Patterson's saloon seemed deserted
Sympathies have been strong for this man
whose right arm was left on the field o
butte. When first visited, he expressed
himself willing to close his saloon and try
some other business. and gentlemen stood
resdy TO render him all reasonable nssist.
nnce, but he evidently had bad advisers
The htlle awning in front afforded par.
tisI protection from the chill north wind
during the singing and prayer.
Called nj Mr.. Redbead's, whose warm
room seemed very inviting. Alter shorI
tslk, the ladies' passed % 70 W.. Cara
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
Port Of AshtabuIa.

( The schr. Elm city, Capt Humphrey,
hound from Connraut to Marblehead, for
lime stone for the Ashtabula Lime & Ce-
meut Co., put into this port ON Thursday
last. weather-bound. and left again on
Sunday morning.
Cleared April 7-Scow PERM White.
Capt. Baker, light, for Mnrhlehead.
Under the head of Important Railroad
News" the Akron Beacon, of last week,
reafiirms the report current last summer
that the gauge Of the A. & G. W. R. R. is
10 he narrowed during the coming sum-
mer, the work TO be commenced soon. II
claims 10 derive It's information from "an
Officir Of the road" The Beacon ad ds !:
after the road has been narrowed that
part OF the Mahoning Wiley road owned
by the Atlantic g. Great Western, bet tween
Leavittsburg to point eight miles from
Greenvile, will be abandoned. The Ma.
honing branch between Lravittsburg and
Sharon will then he In aolIYr use. An
Pxteniion Of about eight miles from Shnr-
on will then have 10 he built TO connect
the hnhnning branch with the original
AaApde b Crest Western.