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per cent upon present rates. and classiiea-
lions are not disturbed.
The tax on whisky Is increased Is cents
per gallon. on all in bond and in the hands
Of recti6ers and Wholesale dealers, and
thirty cents per gallon on future manufac.
ture. and an increase Of duty ou imported
spirits to correspond With the increase upon
domestic.
The tax on tobacco is increased four cents
per pound on all manufactured after the
law takes effect The ten per cent reduc-
tion. in net Of 1872. Il repealed, and
matches arc wholly relieved from tax.
Congress refused BY ! decided vote 70 tax
tea aud coffee.
Vance. Of North Caroline. appeared be-
fore the Committee on Appropriations and
urged the paymen. Of $s7.867 III. due
Southern mail contractors for carrying the
mails. up TO the 26th Of May, 1861. Re
ferred to a subcommittee.
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WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR
DAUGHTERS!

Teach them self-re.iance.
Teach them 10 make bread.
Teach them to make shirts.
Teach then to foot up store bills.
Teach them 10 wear thick. warm shoes.
Bring them up in the way they should 20.
Teach them how to wash and iron cloths.
Teach them how to make their own dres-
ses.
Teach them that dollar is only hun
dred cents.
Teach them to cook good meal Of VIC
tuals.
Teach them how to darn stockings and
sew on buttons.
Teach them every day. dry. hard, prac.
tical sense.
Teach them 10 say No. and mean IL; OF
Yes. and stick TO il.
Teach them 70 wear calico dresses and do
il like queens.
Give them good, substantial common
school education.
Teach .hcm that good rosy romp is
worth ffty consumptives.
Teach them 70 regard the morals and not
the money Of their beaux.
Teach them ali the mysteries Of the kitch-
en-. the dining room and The parlor.
Teach them that the more one lives with
In his income the more he will save.
Teach them 70 have nothing to do with
intempcrate and dissolute young men.
Teach them the further one lives beyond
bis income the nearer be gets to the poOr
house.
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JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.

The Lexington Ky Dispatch says that
II the people OF Kentucky colild remove
the fettersaud free her favorite son, Gen.
John G. Breckinridge, with one voice
they would call him to the executive chair
soon to lie vacant. But this they can no
more do than they could remove the bar
riers which kept him an exile from his
Kentucky home on foreign shore.
Actuated by principle and devtion to his
conviction OF right, the issue made with
principal and conviction he tore from his
brow the garland of fame that was his,
laid aside the robe of State giried on his
sword, and In the face or darkness and
boubt, he braved the peril OF war and the
hardship Of the tended field. He staked
all and lost all but an untainted, and
stainless honor, now the unwasted heri-
tage ofa life whose evening sun reflects
back its glory upon his path. When the
fortunes of lie South fell, her sword
broken, and the dropping folds of her
banner mournfully chung 70 Its shattered
staff, Kentucky's great son, rather than
brook the jeers and insults Of ungenerous
vic.ors, became an exile-wanderer I'm
foreign lands, the idol and admiration of
his people. Now. those who have stepped
us In national degradation and made us
" scott and by.word among The nations Of
the earth" by their corruption, and over
whelmed US with very shame, still stay
their hands and clutch the key That uL-
locks The fetttrs Of disability
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
NO BETTER OFF.

A man and bis wife who had been mar
ried ten year disagreed aud determined "a
sepcrate. The terms Of separation we're "a
be decided BY justice u the arrondismeni
in which they lived. They we're Parisians.
Have you any children T said the Judge.
Yes, monsieur
'How manyr
'Three-two boys and girl-and Il il
With them lies our difficulty. Madame
wishes TO have two Of them; 10 90 l.
Have you agreed 70 abide BY my deci
sionY'
we haye.' said beth Of them.
VERY we'll. my friends; I condemn you
to have smother child. 50 that you may have
two. When yoa have obtained that you
may return 10 me-
The matter vas then adjourned for The
time being. Two years aiterward The wor-
thy magistrate. who in the mesnwhile bad
heard nothing of the husband Or wife, met
the former.
.Ah.' said be. how about tho separa.
iion.'
Still impossible. monsieur. Instead OI
four children. We nov have I've.
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The men looked refectively at each
other after he bad passed out, and II was
a long time before any one spoke. Then
Tall Chicago flung his clay pipe into a
eorrer, and said !:
I'll lick the man who says Ugly Sans
head isn't level y
Soil ~ repeated the others.-D Detroit
Free Press
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

One who has tried it. communicates
the following sensonable item about suring
sore throats. Let each one Of our half
million readers buy at any drug store one
ounce of camphorated oil and Eve cents
worth Of chlorate Of potash. Whenever
any soreness appears 10 the throat put the
potash in half tumbler Of water and with
i gargle the throat thoroughly with the
campLo,a.ed oil at night before going to
bed, and also pin around the throat small
strin Ct wollen flannel. This is simple.
cheap and sure remedy. 4
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aRANTIs,I.

wAsliINuToS, Feb s.--The Presiden {
sIgned The little tariffb to-day, and said
TO the Senate Of the United States:
Herewitli have the honor to send In
accordance with the resolution Of the Sen-
ate ofthe Srdinst; the information In my
possession mot heretofore furnished, re-
lating TO the affairs la the State Of Arkan-
sas. I will venture TO express the opinion
that AL the testimony shows that In the
election Of 1872, Joseph Brooks was laws
fully elected Governor OF that State, and
that he has been unlawfully deprived OF
the possession OF his Office since that time;
thai In 1872 the Constitution ofthe State
was, by violence, Intimidation and reyo-
dictionary proceedings, overthruwn, and .
new Constitution adopted, and a new State
Government established. These proceed-
ings, if permitted 20 stand practically,
will ignore all rights Of minorities In all
tie States also, what IL there to prevent
each Of the States, recently re-admitted 70
federal relations, ON certain conditions,
from changing Their Constitutions and
violating their pledges? 0ftlieir action
In Arkansas. II !facquie-ced In, respectfully
submit. whether precedent 50 dangerous
10 the stabIlityofa State Government, II
not of the National Government also,
should be recognized by Gbngresr. /
earnestly ask that Congress viii take de-
finite sction on this matter, to relieve the
Executive from acting upon questions
which should be decided by the legislative
branch of the Government
(Signed,) Y. 3. GRANT,
Ex. Man; Peb. 8. 49,
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Let the winds and waves of adversely
blow and dash around You, If they will;
hut keep on the path Of rectitude, aud you
will be as firm as rock. Plant yourself
upon principle, and bid defiance to mis-
fortune. If gossip with ber poisoned
tongue meddles ewith.your good name.
heed her not. Carry yourself erect; let
your course be straightforward, and by
the serenity Of your countenance and
purity Of your life. give lie to all who
would underrate and belttle you.
Jokesare like nuts-the drier they are
the better they crack.
Entertain no thought which You would
blush TO speak.
The human heart il made for love. rs the
household hearth for Ere; and for truth, Us
the household lamp for light.
II may serve as a comfurt 10 Us all in our
calamities and affections that he who loses
nothing and gets wisdom, Is q gamer by the
loss.
I wonder what causes my eyes to be
50 weak said fop TO gentlerlan.
They are ina weak place. replied the
latter.
Never be ashamed TO confess your irno-
rance. for the wisest man on earth Is igno-
rant Of many things, ihsomuch that what
be knows is merely nothing in comparison
with what he does not know.
I'm going wbereI won's have to cook
hesns was the farewell sentence OF an
Ohio woman who left this vale Of tears =
few days since.
A husband in Wyoming territory rode
twenty-eight miles 70 get bis wife hustle
aud Jet Susan y. Anthony ycowls around
about mans tyranny.
When Florida Indian il likely 20 die
his friends place him where an alligator
can take him in. aud thus save burial ex.
penses.
brigham Young Is better much better.
lie is able to sit up ana be married oc-
ca>lOhallls aHu tne lateft nriues nave Deen
heard To remark that there's good deal of
the material Of which heroes and bride
grOOms are made iu the old man. yet.
The clash 10 The fashionable world Just
now between the girls with pretty feet who
want 10 wear short dresses and those with
ugly feed who insist upon having long ones
Subscribed by the fashionable dress makers
rs something fearful.
Mrs. Samuel Revolver Colt Is going 10
found an orphan asylum. II the asylum
i intended foe the orphans her reyvlysrs
have made we should like 10 know where
she going 10 end yscaut lot large enough
for II. - Courier Jvur.ul.
A soldier Of cavalry regiment was
brought up for stealing his comrades II.
quor ration. lie was M Irishman. snd
his dcience was: Id be snrry indn.e.
sur. to be called thief! put tho liquor
in The same bottle aud mine wss at the
bottom and sure. was obliged 10 drink
bis to get INC owl
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Col. John L. Bsidgcr- Is said 70 be the
largest cotton farmer in.Eigvcombe coun-
j, having raised al bales last year.
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Charivari recently had conversation
with physician on the effects Of he Paris
siege which the latter especially regretted
because ii had killed OF ID short time
thousands Of feeble pcfsous, who would
have otherwise fingered through years. TO
the great profit Of the doctors.
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cur THIS OuT.

Every person should know how 10 treat
nesh wound. Every one is liable TO be
placed in circumstances away from any sur
gical aud vetrinary aid. where he may save
his own lie, or a friend or beast, simply
hy the exercise % little common sense.
II the first place, close che lips Of the
wound with the hands aud hold them firmly
together 10 check the fIw Of blood until
several stitches can be taken and bandags
applied. Thea bathe the wound for long
time IN cool water. .Shoald il be pain
fal. . correspondent says take painful
Of burning Goals and sprinkle upon them
common brown sugar. and hold the wound
IN the smoke In minute or two the
pain will be sllaysd, and the recovery pro-
cecd rapidly. 10 my case rusty nail bad
made bad wound 10 my foot. The pains
and nervous irritation we're severe. This
was al removed BY holding Il 10 the smoke
fifteen minutes. aud was able 10 resume
my reading with comfort. We have often
recommended Il 10 others with like result
last week one Of my msu had 6ager.nail
torn out bya pair of zoe tongs. Il beelme
very pnnfal. as vas 10 be expected. Held
In sugar smoke twenty minutes, pain ceased
and promised speedy recovery.
@..sssss -ss-s.s
peubow Tfall, ureensboro, n completed,
and Clara WlIdnsn's Trnulss will dsdi-
cate II on the 18th aud i6th ~ February.
TIE gin house and grIst mill belonging
10 MessrL John N. and Hardy whitford,
on Island Creek, near Newbern, was de-
stroyed BY Gre ON Tuesday Iast. Incen.
diarlsm the cause, Loss 1900; no In
surauce. Messenger.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-02

At a special meeting Of the Board of Directors,
held on the 11th of January 1875 it resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT for the year ending 31st December, 1874 on
the capital stock OF $50 per share.
"A CASH DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 in addition to the rebate or an.
tcipated dividend of Is per cent already received bv
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum of
s11 o29 06 for investment in o. s. Government secnr
tiles, according to articles III and " of the amended
charter.
NJ. MUSSON, President
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HOlylasad,
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER.
IS ST. Charlea S1rAar.

BAN Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Card.
neatly engraved and printed. Also, all kinds 81
general Engraving in the best style. Ball com.
selection Of orders Of dancing and Germar
wiz be pleased. niS
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'1u1oSA NsURA NOE COMPANY
on NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, River and Marine Risks N a.. r~ss
Rates.
OFFICR-35 Camp street. Nav Or,..>.
Assets 1914, 99s
A. ELMER BADER President.
Oh. ENGSTFELD Vice prarhanA
0Ao. sTROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD or TRUSTEES:
Henry Abraham. A. Elmer Radar n p.n-.
-. E. E. Eel bond1o, Chs Fagstfeld, M. Frank,
q. e. Gogreve, Hy. Halter, 8. Kats.
:. ID. Keller ]. Keiffer Theo Ldisnfhnu
Louis LeonhArd, O. Fl. Miller r. Ricksrt
=. Eoder, Louis Schneider, W. B. EchmiAA;
~ Sies Isaac Scherk, ]. M. Schwartz
LOUIS SchwArts, Z. Wessenbach, ]. r Wudee1sna
n29 "
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INSURANCE..
ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS May %, 1875.
The trustees In conformity to the amended charter
submit the following statement of the affairs of the
company on the 30th of April, 1875:
Fire premiums ...............$ 800, 30e 60
Marine premiums. 42,344 e3
River premiums. liz ll4 $500, 7b7 10
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. 276, le7 "a
Losses paid and estimated
including all known and
unpaid
On fire risks. 500 '47 66
On marine risks. Is 447 80
On river risks :. $3.50 91-S140,34s 90
Taxes expenses, rebate in
in lieu of participation,
less interest discount etc. 73 705 So 214 054 %
Leaving (after paying 10 per cent. inter-
est on capital stock. $62, 1873 IL
The company have the following assets:
Bills receivable. .-......-.---. 1864 OIL
Loans on bond and mortgage IS 943 80 ee9, GIT "a
Loans on pledge at call 1900. 137. 439 80
Cash In bank. o. 0c9, 96- 200 529 81
Real estate. Observation-Disclosures. 11s 759 ~
City bonds, bank and other stocks. l5J 58l 50
Premiums in c@urse Of collection, sus-
pense account, etc.................--. 1884 II
Total assets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t61o, 3O1 81
The above statement is . true and correct tran
III Al
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Nzgo bags RIO.
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70 bags OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
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Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me- notary public
this 18th day of January, 1875.
G. LEGARDEUR, JR,
Notary Public
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-25

bishop of Burgos and many other members
of the hierarchy expressed themselves anx-
ious that this distinction should be awarded
him. In 1870, curing the sittings Of the
Ecumepical Council, the topic was fire.
ouently discussed, and its final consider
fion was postponed uutil after the takinc
of the votes ON the infsllibility question.
All was, however, put q stop to when thu
invasion Of Rome rend. red reunion of thu
Vatican Council impossible.
The following year. at Cardinal Donnet,a
request. Count ROsselly de Lofgues fulfilled
his task, and the history Of Christopher
Columbus was published under the title Of
THE Am bassadOr OF God and of Plus TX"
The profound arguments that precede
this compendium OF q great career are Of
sufficient Importance to prove that even
without entering into the examination Of
the principal acts Of his life, this revealer
of new world must necessarily belong to
the communion OF saints. the author de-
cides that the vocation Of Columbus wa
truly marvellous; that his mission had been
frequently foretold; that he was looked
upon by the Holy See as its natural legate
to this new world, where he became it's first
missionary, was the first to plant the cross,
to proclaim the Divine Word, to make
known the Roman liturgy and teach the
natives the names of Jesus and Mary. the
Lords Prayer. the veneration of the sign of
the CROSS aud to lead them to become the
true sons OF God and His Church.
Count de Lorgues shows that the real aim
of Christopher Columbus was the ransom
of the Holy Sepulchre by means of the
riches to be found in the new region; that
his heart burned with apostolic zeal, and
that while holding the offices of admiral
and vicerOy his life was rather that of
monk than that of man of the world that
he ordained the foundation Of college toy
foreign missions 1875 years before the pro-
paganda was instituted, and openly pro.
tessed the dogma of the immaculate Con-
ception before its definition.
The author likewise points out mys-
FERROUS connection between the first Chris.
tian that carried the cross into the New
W Orld and the first Pope (Pius IX.) that
ever visited the land Of the future. lie Of
fers proofs of the fact that Columbus prac-
ticed, to q special degree, every theological
and cardinal virtue.
He afirms that he did not owe his great
celebrity to his genius or science. but only
to his vocation, to his faith, and to the
Divine grace. As sailor he was in nowise
superior to Others of his own time; in fact,
the professors of Berlin and Paris laughed
1t his Ignorance Of geography and astron-
omy. Notwithstanding which this ignorant
man. the chosen Of God, discovered, besides
The New World, seven principal laws of the
globe, and was, notwithstanding the
progress made by science, unrivaled in cos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-25
1--WE HAVE DRANK FROM THE SAME
CANTERN.',
By alLRs O'REIILY.

There honda of all sorts in this world Of ours;
F. tiers of friendship, ana ties OF flowers.
And true lovers knots, l ween;
The boy and the girl are bound by kiss,
Nut there is never Q bond. cid friend. like this:
We have drank from the same canteens
1t was come times water and sometimes milk
And some times apple Jack, soft as silk.
But whatever the t:pple has been,
We have shared it gether, in bane or in bliss.
And warm to you, frie nd, when think OF THE:
We have drank from the same canteen"
We have shared our blanket and tent together;
Have marched aud have fought in all kin0s OF
weather,
Ard hungry and cold we have been;
Hard days uf battle, and days OF bss;
But warm to you, friend, when l think Of this:
We have drank from the same canteen"
For when wounded, I lay on the outer slope.
My blood flowing fast, aud but lit,ie hope
Upon which my faint spirit could lean,
All then remember you crawled to my side,
And bleeding 20 fast it seemed both must have
died,
We drank nom the same canteeu!