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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-Flour unclaimed
Corn quiet at 70975c. Pork hrmer ~ FL: BACON
None here; sugar-cursd Mans, lzV1oc' LaFo,
l4h@l5Ic. Whiskey, S9c.
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paI.TyNHpE

uE BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 27.-Virginia's, S's,
peelers, 3Slk; consoliJat 53T. Bid to-day.
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PHILAD De; L.l;.II. RI, RlcE. exSxA

Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM -
SHIP LINE.-FOK PHILADELPHIA TWICE
this tine will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at IL o'clock
Freight taken ut low rates Tor all parts o. New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Froyi. 4
dence, Boston, and New Orleans Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp vtd BED Star and American 4
steamship lines and bills OF ladng SIGNED through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals ana
5tateroom, 10. w. p,PORTEks Agent,
au1l No. 2425 Dock street.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA. EReR
4 The steamer j. w. EvERMAN,s - Is
Captain PLATT, will receive freight for the above
port till SATURDAY the 25th instant at 12
o'clock. LsE3s ~ 80 X
Freight taken ct low rates and without transfer
Freight taken also for Wilmington, Del, Proyt-
dence, and Boston.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
no 27-2t 2425 Dock street.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAME,Riass,., 8

TOR NEW YORK.--The fin
T. Old Dominion Steamship Compauy,s u ~ -
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain BLAKRAAN.
will sail SUNDAY, November 29th, at 8 o'clock
A. NJ. esis Y
Freight received uuiil o'clock Saturday night.
Through bills OF fading signed, ana EooaS I0fs
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east and west; also, to foreign ports. -
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 70 New York, $12; Storage, 81 round
trip tickets, $50. .2a. 81 si
For freight or passage apply TO ~
g, w. ALLEN CO.. AgenM
no 2S-1t Company's Wharf, RocEet1. q
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PAINTS, OILS, DE.

ALL GRADES OF MACHINE OIL,
n SPERM OIL, NEATSFOOT OIL.
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
,ooe1tx Sixth and Broad streets.
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THE LAW is ordained to ife-life supreme
in law-the very life that overfows from
God on all His creatures in the fullness OF
Divine love, is administered under the law
of God. Then the law can never hurt me il
ordained to life, go where and do what
please within that law.
An kaso. physica! and moral, is adjusted to
human and angelic life. Example: Law OF
grayitation without it man could not con.
struct the rafters that support the root that
shelters him from the heat and the cold; with
ont II man would not know how to adjust
his footstep as be walks upon Gods green
earth: without it he would not know on
rising from his bed whether his feet would
touch the floor or his head be in contact with
the ceiling above; and without the law OF
prayitation life would be impractlcabse amid
all the forces that surround u.s.. he once
witnessed landslide of seven miles on the
Coast Mouutains-to have stood tor nVe
minutes would have left nothing but mass
of bloody jelly and broken bones. ;
The very beneficent purpose OF the law If
realized in its uniform execution. suppose
God should violate the law Of graVitation IL
the case of one individual, what good would
tdof Would it not tempt the pEesumptu
Gus to violate, and thus secure rum ana
death? :,
Thus all Gods laws sre ordained to lille te
those who keep them. may not therefore
presumptuously throw myself down IRON
the pinnacle, supposing or presuming tna
God will work miracle to save me. Ge,
in the way of Gods law if you dare, ana u
moves as though you were not.
Now, Gods moral laws are ordaineo un. s
life. and you can no more violate them anc
live than you can violate physical Law ane
live. "Tbe law was ordained unto NE, ou
found it to be unto DEATH" Whoso ven
tures bis own method in physical or mora
law. will be run oyer-they wont know I. ~
is there. 49,. II =
The Gospel. What is its II IS ,nas ,a y
which when subjective is the conu,hon - =
spiritual life. The gospel is COOS owl os
eternal law for s.he recovery Oh tpes l9ss7
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE & TEXAS
RI / L r o Il D..
CHANGE OF

CHANGE OF
On and after MONDAY, April 1, 1872, Pas.
senser Trains will hsse and arrive as
follows:
7:3O A. II. EXPRESS AND MAIL, Daily, 70,
Mobile and regular intermediate
Stations; arrives at Mobile at 2:Ui
r. NJ.
400 a. Ii. COAST ACCOMMODATION, Daily
except SUNDAYS. for Ocean Springs
and intermediate regular a!i! flag
Stations; arrives at Ocean Springs
ct $40 Z. NJ.
500 r. II. FAST EXPRESS, Daily, for Mo-
bile-wil step only at I;igo!cts,
Bay st. Louis. Pass Christian, Mis-
sissippi City. Biloxi. Ocean Springs
East l'ascagoaii and st. Elmo; and
arriTc at Mobile at 1l:5O 2. NJ.
4 fast Express Train will leave Mobile daily
fer Fast ilNplcsJ from New Orleans; and a.
rive at Eew Orleans at 7:15 \. II.
Tic Coast Accommodation Train, rcturn-
ing daily, except Sundays, will leave Ocean
Springs ut $40 a. NJ, and arrive at Now Or
leans at 1D:U9 \. N.
The Express and Mail Train, Daily, will
leave Mobile at 1850 A. A., arriving at New
Ccica,is ct G:10 T. NJ. t
A1- Tickets sold at Offices corner Magazine
and AEtciaez AID corner OF Camp and Com
mon streets. Mi,eagc Tickets-good for
families and firn,s--5O miles for 500, and
1000 miles for s30-are sold at the Ticket
office. - e..
s5-Throush Freight Trains run daily, ex-
cept Sundays, morning and evening, to and
from Mobile. Freight received at foot Of
Gircd street, and through bills OF lading
signed. a. &. ". r. BAILEY,
General Superintendent.
CHA>S. l.. FITCH,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
C. A. WHITNEY L. CO.,
General Agents.
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ORLEANS, JACKSON AND

GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
From Depot, FOOT Of Caliiopc street, or a1t
after SUNDAY, November !, 1872.
Trains viii Leave aliG Arrive rs follows:
Express Passenger Train leaves daily, Sun
days excepted at : O'Clock 4. Ill.
Might Mail leaves daily at $50.
Night Express, arrives IL midnight.
Nail and Passenger arrive daily, Sun;,a
excepted st II ,ioui.
NlGET EXPRESS Will stop at ell rcsnla
~sta!ions South OF Magnolia, and at Fla;s sta.
tons Saturday nights and Monday morllinss.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached to all
Trains, through To Louisville without change,
ana but one change to New York, and al
principal cities North, East and West.
Tickets for sale at % Camp ~rtract, corner
Common street, under City Hotel. :nu 1T De-
pot N. q. J. and G. n. Il. Il. -
ED. FROST, General s:;ui5t.
S. T.. CAREY, Gclcls; Ticket Agent.
n. ATMCEE,
General Passenger Agent
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~ GOOD :
WA r
AT OLD PRICES,

AS THE SOLE AGENTS
States for the LIVERPOOL WATCH we
We are authorized by them to c,os' w.,
a large Inc Of European Wat ss out
Chains etc., now in stock. for 10y "shes'
prices never before known. All be ssa, at t
IN finish. artistic in design, ,e|i,h, aa'al
accurate time, durable, and ~ n Or
style. Every Watch will be rat,;,s ae lates
than cost Of importation, and fo,.' ~ iess
securely packed, prepaid, to anr nast Cd
the country on receipt Of price p1' Of
can be sent to US by Express ~; aa'ney
ders for Express Co.. to return c s'sa or.
Cash, which will secure promptusss sol Or
be found. A BEAUTIFUL ENcr1 WI,
SILVER SOLID DOUBLE c.sa
WATCH genuine English full , n1s,s
's*eled movements. adjusted reec! a.,''
steel cut hands, engine turn nerl. c sr.os,
and serviceable article, large or small, s s;ss
IN complete running order, with an
elegant :. Gents Vest Chain. I.o.haa al
key, all complete, mailed fec fcr r1 rae
DOLLARS. TIVE
AVERY HANDSOME WATCH IN s,,,
IL karat Gold plated Double Cascos
imitation Of sioo Gold watch-encr,~,,
or plain genuine English, full n,s.'
]e"eled movements, adjusted regulation
correct, and in complete runnino
der with elegent Gents Vest C1,in
wlthLocket and Key, mailed PREPAID fl,
only EIGHTEEN DOLLARS:
The Oride Gold Watch.
In MASSIVE ORIDE GOLD Daa,,o
Hunting Magic Spring Gases, elegantly
engraved, or engine turned, Genr;n,
Lever movements, full iewc,n,,
and warranted to keep co,rec.
time, and wear equal to Gold, prec;.
sely like in Appearance, make, finish,
br1!eancy OF color. $500 Gold Watch
Watches for Holiday Presents mupue,c.
to order.
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES
Of all grades, in Gold aud Silver Cascs
from S1s upto $500. Other Good Watches
low. With every Club Of six
Watches, OF any kind, wo send one extr,
IF same kind free, rs preln.nm to cet,cr
'p OF the Club. A superior stock Of &C..
auinc Oride Gold Chains, So to Sc each.
fully equal to Gold III bnlliapcv
If color, wear, ETC., Bills of over s12 col.
ected Oh delivery, if desired. All Bills Of
'12, and less, must becash in P. @,
Honey Orders, or Registered Letters, at
risk. Goods carefully selected, packed
nd forwarded prepaid by mail, or by
OF receipt Of price. Safe delivery
fall goods guaranteed. Watches forward.
d to be examined to parties known
then express chargc- both ways are paid.
goods forwarded west of the mississippi
liver, with bill to collect on delivery,
purchasers must pay MI express charges
II goods Sent C.. .. D.: also for return
+ money. All Cash ord3ss Forwarded
zee Of charges to Destination Catalogues
rec. Address all orlers.
CHAS. z. NORTON & CO..
Importers of Watches, etc.
Established 1857. sc Nassau st., N. Y.
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"But I'll not let her slip, even K
please them; after her play is over
and I've proved my sunmitigated
rascalism,' I'll tell little Aid I love
her, and have loved her all along
Then, i'll his six feet one Of grand
beauty, he wentup to his room, pas|
Ada Bartou's door, aud lie heard
her singing a song he had played
the night before Cor her.
"Iou're sure you're entirely
agreed, Miss Burton?-you are snre
I may tlirt with you to my hearts
content??"
It was o w%ondrously thrilling
voice that spoke in a confidential
tone to Ada, and she looked up to see
a pair Of merry searching eyes bent
in very decided admiration on her
crimson checks.
go course that is the bargin,"
said i:ertha, "only mind you, Hugh
Lyon, you r not to fall in love with
hers he to Aldo"
Il am afraid I SHALL" MI. Hugh
Lyon laughed, then gave Ada hisarm
into the parlor, where the mnsic
was sounding for the grand march.
Horace Kent was inside the
door lust where Ada had hoped he
would be, when she came in, in her
triumph-only, and she lad not
expected that-AIrs. Lille Carling-
ton was on his arm, laughing and
chatting in tic most familiar man.
ner. o..
Ada felt. her heart sicken for one
second, and then she bowed to
them, and went on with Hugh to
take b er place in the quardrille then
forming. After the dance anne q
promenade, with Kent and Mrs.
in utter forgetfulness
If Ada's existence. Ada saw it, and
lei sad spiritwould not stay ont of
Ter eyes; her cheeks would flush
md pale alternately as she stole sly
at the handsome fellow who
lad made such an impression on
Ter.
Hugh Lyon saw her distress,
nd pitied her from the depths Of
lis kindly heart, and wondered
On earth any fellow blessed
With the affection CT such a sweet
irl as Ada Burton could help striv-
ag nightly to hold it. |.
"They don't seem to care,"
Ada, piteously. |.
"We don't make it strong enough,
guess" he said, chccrily. "f1et's
ct in front Of them, and whisper, ,
nd be dreadfu'ly confidential" I
And SO Hugh cut across the room l.
18th Ada and joined the promenade
Ist in front of Kent and the widow, q
I'd whispered to perfection. Y
But "forewarned was forearmed," a
III Kent smiled screncly, and the a
'autiful widow thought Bertha
plan suited her remarkably h
Then came supper, and a thinning
It Of guests, until onlya few friends G.
NAMED. l..
MIR. Lyon and Ada came up in &c
ne to catch Mrs. Carlington's last j,
,rds, OF
We can not fail to enjoy it OF
oroughly. Our party will be so 10
ect-1Iiss Burton, you will 90 to
Ruins tomorrow? Mr.. &C
on, your sister has promised you
our impromptu picnic" er
With pleasure I shall so. Kent, 1e'
IRE booked, of course?" III
# Adj Miss Burton will allow al
the pleasure Of her company"
lie bowed, smiled, and looked so ,
,dsome, and poor Ada flushed to Sci
lance. reg
I don't. know about that" re- sp'
ned Hugh, magnificcntly; Il am VIII
posed to fight, if needs be-for me
honor of being Miss Adais haE
,rt. You'll not ,refuse me?' val
lie gave her such a look; it thrill ~ 9na
er through, for all it was in jest. o.e.s
she wouldn't. refuse him-to =
To.ooo E>r4 -
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!: PATIENTS.
In connections with tile SCIENTIFIC
Messrs MUM Co., are sol'c''
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If you have made an invention,
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RAILROADS..
IMPORTANT TO THE

TRAVELLING PUELICl
On and after March 2S 1872,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
viii leave the depot, foot Of Canal street,
daily, at 5 r. ~, running through via Mobile
making close connection Tor Selma and East,
ern points. For further information ard
through tickets, apply at ticket office N. o.
ct 4. H., corncr Camp and Common streets
New Orleans. JNO. A. PUNCH.
Gen. Pass. Agent, NJ. l. o. Il. r,
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Every part Of q Waltham Watch is made
by machinery, The machinery used in
making tie movement CT a single watch
coast owe Il Hundred Thousand Dollars,
yet We sell these Watches, III q solid Silver
Hunting Case, for SIS. The sam watch
could not be made by hard and tinisheds
as perfectly for Ten TINES As MUCH.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE
FROM
THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO,

And all points North aid East via Chicago.
This Route is from 100 to $50 Miles
Shorter and from = to 81 hours Quickc,
than any other to Chicago.
No Change OF Cars from Cairo TO Chi
cago. Only one change to Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston.
The Illinois Central Railroad is tho only
Direct Route from the South to St. Louis,
and all points West via st. Louis.
This route is 80 miles shorter than my
other to st. Louis.
No change of cars from Cairo to St.
Louis.
For through tickets ard information,
apply at the n. 0. J. G. n. Il. X. Ticket
Office, corner Camp and Common streets
under the City Hotel; and at the principal
ticket offices throughout the South.
3. F. LONGLEY,
General Southern Passenger Agent,
New Orleans.
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NOTICE..
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
AND
SOUTHERN RAILROAD,

THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San
Francisco, St Paul, Kansas City, Lcav-
cnworth, ST Joseph,
aud all Points North, Fest and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Depot daily, at 2
A. NJ. and S P. II.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot Of
i : Caaral street daily at 8 A. NJ, via the
New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga
Railroad, making close connections
Mt Mobile with tie Mobile and Ohio
Railroad to oil points North, East
and West. - =, h..
For tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northen Railroad, corner Camp
and Common streets, under City
Hotel ; or to
W. BEDELL.
Agent New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad No. $50 Com
mon street, under st. Charles Hotel.
j. H. WINGFIELD.
General experimenting Agent st. Louis
Iron Mountain aud Southern Railroad !
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Il presume he won't have tn
chance, then" retorted Bertha
hotly' "1Vhen Hugh comes, he ant
Ada are agreed to get upa frstclas
Irritation and good Nj: Horace
hent, into thesof;er he is bound K
'nake-though goodness knows
what Ada sees in him to admire, ]
don't"
Mrs. Darlington arched her prett,
neck, rs she languidly arc e.
ut is warm isn't it?s What sa,
you to a row over to Vane's Point
if old Sandy is aroused to take
us?" j.
And then the q%7artette fitted
away utterly unconscious of the
masculine element on the other side
of the fence.
"So that's the way the wind blows
is it??"
lie laughed outright at the good
luck that had led them into a trap;
he was utterly reioiced at the pros
pect Of more fun ahead for the fort
night he was to remain at the Mira
beau.
"IIittle Ada will have her con-
quest all to herself" he so]iloquized;
"Ill let Mr.. Hugh flirt with her,
and I'll liirt with Mrs. Darlington,
and il they think to make me- ieal-
ous-wc!l, let EN- try"
lie got up, busted his clothes,
pluckcd a twig off the apple-tree
and stuck it in bis. buttonhole ard
sauntered back.
"But I'll not let her slip, even to
them; after her play is over,
and I've proved my sunmitigated
rascalism,' I'll tell little Aid I love
her, and have loved her all along"
Then, i'll his six feet one Of grand
beauty, he went up to his room, past
Ada Bartou's door, aud lie heard
1ec singing a song he had played
he night before Cor her.
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G.. u. G.. @. F.

Regular Meetings of Amos Lodge 1887
On the first i third Thursday Of every
Month at the corner Of st. Peter St Claud
streets.
WI. THOMPSON P. N. G.
I. REIVAS, n. G. =
ALEX. JOHNSON, v. G.
JAMES LIVINGSTON, Treas.
WIN. A. BARON, Eecty.
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LOUISIANA DIVISION
-OE-
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AN XAs
RAILROAD.

TRAINS FOE D~OSALDSOSvILLE.
Leave New Orle II at. ........ 81. d.
Arrive ut Donallsonviile at. ......l2:15 n4t
Leave DOnalUsonvlllc at.......... lP. III.
Arrive ut New Orleans at ......... $50 p. NJ.
aB" Freight received a1l tickets sold at
Station Of Mobile Division.
G. W. r. BhYLEY,
General Superintendent.
CEAS. l.. FITCH,
Goncral:Frcight and Passenger Agent.
G. Il. WHITNEY l. co,
General Agents.