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A QUESTION OF THE HOUR.

I entirely approve your position on the
public school question.
PROFESSIONALLY all white children should
be Withdrawn from the public schools; and
all white teachers should resign where mixing
is attempted. Let US cease to. argue, and'act.
To meet the wants of the teachers, at least
to the extent of preventing suffering unit
proper changes can be effected, why may not
the Louisiana Relief Association-already we'll
organizedi and ably managed-instead of
winding up, renew its efforts. l am more
than willing, and have no doubt our people
generally, in city and country, will give
abundantly. To mix or not to mix is the
question. B. J. S.
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A friend of ours advertises in another
column for two-story house, with hail.
parlors, four bedrooms, gas, etc., ETC., to
which we direct tue attention of parties own
ing or having to rent homes Of such descrip.
ton. Address w, at this Office.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1G.-Post- Office officials
report the fast mail a mplete success. The
train to Pittsburg carried five tons, and the
train to Chicago carried forty tons out of New
York
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Real old Government Java, parched or ground.
As cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, Camp
street.
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The equinoxial storms have no effect on
Staub, the indefatigable cheap newsdealer.
Rain, storm or fair weather, he is always
to be found at his post at Goldthwaites book
store, No. 50 Canal street.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-Furnished House. No ass Magazine
l. street, tor rent from first November next in per-
feet order fully fur shed in every respect including
bed and table linen China and plated ware piano,
etc. Double arehed parlor, d ming room, four bed
rooms and servants room, etc Security will be
quired. Address p o. box Bis ST. 3J
LNOR RENT-The desirable cot age residences 167
IL and 1869 Second, near Magazine, eight rooms each
side gas fixtures, separ to ciserns all in nice
order. Cottage residence, TT Harmony, between
Prytania and st. Charles, containing six rooms, d
q desirable Cottage in AL i.rs, with six looms
VIM. III. SEYMOUR,
s17 to1 70 Customhonse street.
vT>O RENT House No 1874 Canal Street between
l. ST. Charles and Carondeet streets, now occupied
by A, Weber, the tailor. If desirable upper and
lower floors will be rented separately. Apply on the
premises SIS 2m
LNOR RENT-That desirable residence, furnished,
Il 300 St Charles street corner of Clio. The two
stores No. 142 Canal street and the spacious house
above them. That double tenement residence, with
vacant lot either sde suitable for coal and wood
yard at of jackson and Annunciati IN streets
The stores Nos. 81, 80, Al and 43 Natchez street;
Nos. 102 and 104 Peters street. and No 1G5 Poydras
street. The shop and property No 103 Rampant
street. and the property at the corner Of Magazine
and Seventh streets, used for stabling.
Apply to MERRICK, RACE & FOSTER
au24 I'm Commercial Place.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Tare ON Sugar.

There was a special meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce last night, called to receive
the report of the special Committee on Sugar
Tare.
W. G. Raymond. Esq, Vice President pre-
sided, and, in the absence of Col VIM. Bur-
well, H. Dudley Coleman occupied the secre.
tary's chair.
After the usual opening business, Mr. For.
roster Delhonde, chairman, read the following
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL. COMMITTEE
To the President and Members of the Chamber of
Commerce, New Orleans, La:
Ge,tIenen-The Committee on Sugar Tare,
under the following resolution, adopted by
the Chamber, on the evening OF September 6,
1875, to wit:
Resolved, That the President proceed to fill
the vacancies occasioned by the discharge of
committee appointed to take into considera-
ton and report upon the propriety of chang
ing the tare allowed on packages containing
Louisiana sugars and the said committee be
instructed to report at the next meeting OF
the Chamber,
Have now the honor of reporting as fol-
lows:
We find that in consequence of the unsat-
isfactory rate of tare on sugar, as at present
ten per cent on Louisiana sugars sold in this
market-most of the sections of the West,
which formerly purchased here to large ex-
tent, refuse to do so any more, and go to
Northern and Eastern markets, and that,
with the exception of this market. the estab-
lished rate of tare all over the United States
and the world is twelve per cent and some of
the West India islands fourteen per cent
We recommend that the tare hereafter on
Louisiana sugars be twelve per cent, or actual
tare.
We do request, as medium of great salts
faction and confidence with the trade gen.
orally, that the planters of Louisiana sugars
brand their names and places on the hogs
heads, also the actual tare.
We suggest that the following circular be
printed in circular form and sent by mail to
every sugar planter in this Safe, to every su-
gar factor in this city, and to the Boards of
Trade and Merchants Exchanges throughout
the United States.
Respectfully, your committee,
FORESTER DoLHoNDE,
Chairman,
JAMES M. PUTNAM,
r. s. RIcKEY,
JULIUS VAIRIN,
L. j. HIGBY.
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LNOR RENT-FrOm first of October next the
Il finely located stors No. 70 Poydras street, be-
tween Magazine and Tchoupitouas Streets suit able
for any kind of ,rocery produce business For
terms, apply to POLHAUS & DOLL, FL ur Mer-
chants, 90 magazine street. au22 I'm
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LrOR SALE
ia 600 BURLAP 81 BUsHEL BAGS. in bales of
1000 and bund es of 100 each.
ALSO
10000 SAMPLE PATCHES, ,o
Apply to " =. Sn Ia, 4 - israxisr strasat
IS I'm - 80 80 80
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YyHE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
Il offered for sale. at the low prices named on
the very advantageous terms of onefouruh cash and
balance credit distributed through period of 10
years and partly at 62 per cent interest only to wit
The three-story biick dwelling, No 20l Bur
gundy, between Dumaine and st. Ann
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WANTED-A German Servant to cook wash
w and iron. A suitable servant will be well paid
Apply to 255 Third street. between Bar nne and
Car0ndelet 8 reefs. SIS st
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NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1875.

most respectfully suggest to you that before
| filling your hogsheads you weigh each and
every one, adding from five to ten pounds TO
the weight to cover the absorption of wet
sugar, and mark or brand the weight in legi-
BILE figures, with your name, on the head OF
| the hogshead, and authorize your merchants
to sell by that tare, etc. If you should not
have scales, authorize your merchants to
allow twelve per cent tare.
If you order hogsheads from the coopers of
this city or coast instruct them to weigh each
and every hogshead, add the additional five
or ten pounds if necessary, and brand or
mark them as above. Yellow clarified, or
centrifugal, or very dry sugar in unseasoned
wood will not require the additional five or
ten pounds.
Respectfully,
FORESTER DoLHoNDE Chairman.
JAMES M. PUTNAM,
julius VAIRIN,
r. l.. RICKEY,
L. j. HIGBY,
Special Committee of the New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce.
New ORLEANS, Sept. Is, 1875.
We, the undersigned, fully approve the
foregoing circular of the Chamber of Com
MERGE OF New Orleans:
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L. Reder & Co.,
Hirsch, Adler Il Co.,
John Mey ers & Son,
d. Moffat & Co.,
G. M. Bayly & Pond,
w. G.. Lyon q Co.,
P. Mccain,
Miller & Dielmann,
McGrath & Compton,
N. D. Wetmore,
G. Doyle Il Co.,
Frank & Danneel,
Sheerer l. Lewis,
T. s. Coons x Co,
Scherck & Berkson, -
Forcheimer Brothers,
F. Rickert & Co.,
Block & Bri tin,
Isaacson, Seixas i Co.,
Z. Frank,
II. McDermott,
Ououro,,zo g. pnio
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WANTED-An Old Resident and Experienced
'! Book-keeper desires employment as Cashier
and Assistant Book keeper. he best of refe ences
given IS to integrity, honest and abil ty Addr IS
A. D., Bulletin Office. scot
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WANTED-To buy Ladys WATCH, Small
w Double Cssed Full-Jeweled, Plain Key Wind
ing, no Chain, not more than four years in care I'll
use If bought it must be inspected and guaranteed
Price not over $50. Address WATCH, at Bulletin
OnCe. al2 .f
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E. j. Hart & Co.,
Burke & Thompson,
Smith Brothers i Co.,
schmidt & Ziegler,
John 1. Adams d Co
Flash, Lewis Il Co.,
Chaffraix & Agar,
Schneider & Zuberbier
A. F. Hickman,
Small Il Co.,
a. Thomson & Co.,
Keep, Raymond & Co.,
Thos. ! inns & Levy,
E. Conery, Son d Co.,
John T. Moore Il Co.,
John J. Barr & Co.,
E. w. Roddt Il Sons,
E. K. Converse,
Briggs, Payne & Co.,
A. T. Bennett & Co.,
Fl. Schul;ze,
HartWell Il Chambers.
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lcoNTINUxD c. LAST PAGE, |
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WANTS.

WANTED-A purchaser for a Fancy Walnut Top
~ Counter, Fancy Portable Shelving, Platform
Scale, Standing Desk, etc. ETC. For particulars B.
ply to feed store, No 1872 Magazine corner of Third
street. s17 1t+
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WANTED-Addressa and LOCATION vi small nvceis
~ or private boarding houses in this city with
the view of eecting certain beneficial arrangements
with one only. Resp ctabls references required
Address until Friday, p. NJ, ALGERNON, Bulle-
tin Office. s16 ESM*
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WANTED-5OO 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era.
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
DUX IS Carondelet street. aug If
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WANTED-By the LIST of October, two sGT ~
~ House in the Fonrth or the upper portion of the
First District 1t must contain hall double parlors
dining room. four bedrooms; also servants rooms
Hchen, bathroom, gas, etc. etc. Rent not to exceed
700 per month Address, stating full particulars
W., Bullt I'm ONCE. SIT TT
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ioioed 10 this particular idol, and 70 never

joined 10 this particular idol, and W never
lite 10 interfere with mems religion. suf-
hce II 10 say, that eggs we're In fair demsnd
with q downward tendency Music
by the orchs-trs, anvil chorus by the
young men Of the city. Gre works, police,
81 and costs, hiccups, and home on . shut.
ter.
The festivities of the west, were ms
ny and varied. We note Christmas trees
on oath, q, the VI. +. Church, South, and
., the colored Baptist Church. Club par
ties and other social meetings at the follow.
ing places Iogsn Murphy'-, ID. L. Steven
son's, james Iynu'-, Adam Fences, Milton
Rsiney's, Judge Iytle's, Mr.. Co-by's, Sam
HELMS, l.. Ro-welI's, John Eaglemsn's,
X y. Barrow's, Ben Good's, Tony Har.
lands. The little folks at Stanford, had
their share Of festivities in the offerings Of
"OId ssnts," in small pyrotechnics, aud
their iemc Of the residence Of T. 2. Par
sons
On Christmas day, the Stanford Amstenr
Rand gave Balcony Concert, which drew
quite a crowd. The Concert wound up
With Hummer. Reel, the drums u which,
set the crowd to dancing of in the direc.
ton Of Gansle's aud "Kimmel."
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MARRIED..

At the residence Of the bride, in this
county, ON Dec. Slst, by Rev. s. S. McRob-
erts, Mr.. John B. O~sley, asher Farmers
National Bank Of Stanford. and Mrs. Mary
+. Pennington, widow of +. ID. Pennington.
THK following is a list Of marriages in
the county, for the month Of December
Milton Z. Brown, Of Casey county, to Ma
linda Cummins, Dec LIST; Barney Van Ars-
dale and Mrs. Sallie FREDERICK, End; Joseph
Minshell and Sallie Troxel, ID; Joseph
Roberts and Barbara Sweet, 18th; John p.
Scott snd Mary l.. Lswless, l4th; Armp II
Petree and Rhoda Harris, 18th; Samuel ID.
Miller and Nancy f. Good, 22d; John S.
Harris and Lucy J. Padgett, 2ith; Hendsr-
son Green, of Garrard county, and George
A. Oclor, cath; Geo. ". Perkins and Re-
becca J. Joslin, Gath; james Lytle and
Rhods Lanxford ,tlst; james Rambson and
Louisa J. Innis, Goth; winford Skidmore
and Peggy J. Coach, 25th; Pleasant G.
Gooch and Mary NJ. Perkins. 3lst.
On Tuesday, January 9Th, 1875, at the
residence Of the brides father, in this eoun-
~, Mr.. JoHS BLAIs, Lincoln County
Clerk, TO Miss ELIZA GENTRY, daughter Of
Mr. Robert Gentry.
Reception at Mr.. and Mr. James b.
Green, Hustonville, Tuesday evening, at
tended by large number Of invited guests,
Who were most royalty entertained.
Il would not be original to say, such ia
life. Ii would not be true to say, th. is
death, unles. We have in view the scriptur-
81 sense, that death is the beginning Of life.
Socrates said, "let no man consider himself
happy before DEATH but il death be life,
then are we not happy at all. We must,
however look with charity ON Socrates. lie
had his Xanlippe-iar worse lin temper)
than Plsto's familiar spirit. Blsin is only
clerk-not a philosopher-An perhaps,
perforce, cannot boast Of either We sre
no poet, and cannot write an epithslsmium,
and would avoid an obituary. Nevsrthe-
less, the funeral line. will occur, "Csn this
be deathl' We hope not death to the "girl
he lett behind not death to Cook, Who,
seeing one by one, his comrades fall, ~ill
ssy my goose shall soon he cooked; not death
to Montgomery, who failed at tbs last leg
islative session Ia introduce bill for the
further prohibition and enforcement Of the
rights Of widowers; not death to Hays,
who stands before Jim Green. full length
mirror, aud exelaims, il death loves a shi-
ming marx, why have | lived so long Death
to nothing, except 10 but,onlsss shirts, un-
hsmmed kerehiefs, holy mot righteousl
socks, dreary evenings, desolate morning.,
and all the badges, insignia. regalia, diape-
ny and mourning 81 single wretchedness'
Wherefore, new life shall spring. A life
CHEEKY, full of pluck, hspe and spirit To
be- or not 10 bs, shall be the question: II
/, ,ru. that HE Z. real, lie ia ssrnesi, mi
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(hrssfsss as

There isa great diversity Of opinion Al.
To the proper manner Of celebrating this
day, and the week following, even within
the borders of our own land, aud there is
also a great diversity Of custom among
those who recognize the period as an ami
versary upon which extraordinary events
must occur, but We believe that il is the
united opinion OF very large majority Of
Americans, that egg-nog Tastes better on
Christmas lnorning than al aay other time
during the year. We might here moralire
upon this opinion, and atiemp, to show the
fsllaey Of ii, as we'll as point ou, the evil
effects Of mixed drinks, and show the sx.
trsvssance Of drinking eggs at rs cents =
dozen ju.t because it's Christmas, when
straight whisky Ia only two dollars gal
lrn, III - ss capvlarei the, men az.
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rL0ArsSe CRUass.

PLKAss call and .,,lc your socouni With
Bshon a Stage.
Go to N. u. Tsvis Cor = perfect ca In
slsshins Of every description.
100 snis Of whisky offered ., Wholesale
BY q y. Mstheny A On, Stanford
A LARGE lat 81 virsini. ,ohacco .
vkolssale, BY s. H. ha;hsay Acc.
Gro. D. wr,nyv Is selling nioe New
Os'ssns Sugar at 10 css,. per pound.
Jno. ". Rorr, Psoprisscr II the Buffalo
Steam Mil, requests ~ a. state that he
charges the same toll far custom grinding
that 10 charged by wafer mills
L. q RIP Co, rnE msmnots ps.der
eoapasy 81 the World, 4 u. Mathsrv a Co,
agvats, Stanford. Ky. Mssasisc- ., Stan
ford and Point iss,ssi 5000 kcEs blasting
powder On banda
Axxw hox Of thos, 6ae Fwach calf,
ssved, douhie -ssled, Scotch bssissn. ksx-
tod. ever lasting. sood fceli.R. bs,atifuliy-
shaped bnsts sss men. -ses< n n, al Tevis'
vhsap Cd saoe>
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Nesrspss psy l0us.

.. A pr>smssser y repaired N vsvs notice W let
vksn sah.crt'-r dcs< m, iste Ms payer ost sfzss
eoee. and ststs the res-os~ fof 10 o~s t~iss Utes
s neglect 10 do On wsk~> the past master re-y>sn-
stle In the pshfshes Tor the PAYMENT
> Asy rcrs-u vhs take, q psper iou tee pc<s.
o0cs, vhsthsr directed 10 his nane smother, ~
vhethsr he has ssb-crib~f or nj, is resrcsst,e M
ths psy.
q n any r-r-n ORDERS his paper ,i.oon,inuss
he must pay al sn~st-s~-, az the rabi>hes ms :
esati Tue u send " antii tho payment u made
q " the ssescfthrr ord~rs hts paper n " stopped
81 . certain time. and the publisher ceutinves "
God, the sah>crii-- !. bound 10 rsy ~ he taks-
u hosa the Ps~iohc~. The Lac pr.se-eds upoe ~.
grvoud that wss muss pay fs chat he us-~
o The csurts have d~-sdra tkS refssi~g ~ tsk-
->~.psp-rs snd r-rioitr'- s-o'- t'w f~t.r,~- 80
rensvins and i~svi,rs thor unsaNea ~, u pst-s
feels evtf~urs ~ mtsetiensl fssad.
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srOCH AVID tROP srEHs.


~ "s''y Judge o' 'he p'o'pec' 'ot
SINS" si''n' |" Tue next lev weeh vil'
os''e' determine 'he question: AZ N"
''"e 'he crop iooss mos. excellent NO
weather thus TAR 10 inure u.
"Asos cou"'y WI" en- 70 '""'sv''s
'o' e'"'o'''on : mammo'n PorAef he"
" INC v"''s .hes'er oreeo' Two yea" o'd'
'"'.e SUI VA" 'es' h's"' e'sn' 'ee' long
w" "''s"' '"e '"o"s"" po""'''
THs members Of the Lincoln cousty
Cenncil, Of the Order cf the Patrons OF
ford, January IIth, 1875. County Court
day. Bu.incss 81 importance before the
'o'"''' . o. S"'P"s' 'n" H.
Thar "big on" which ercited 10 much
aueniion as he passed through the strreis
=. we " ;mea, asy, w. mi,ed ny ofesn brisht,
d, n n snail. 4 Rro !. y, 900 IL. H.
- Ni,loLo,,,ji> .J,x,noJ w WV
=,
=, o. Nett o' o''cs' posi- once,
'',"" county curing '"e year 1917 so'o
W. P'""e' " sn'se Cow f'' Po"""' o'
''''' ~" 'o" Nv! "esA wv """e" ese''
""""""s 70 sfof o. besides supplying :
,"'y OF eleven pe"oos win these sri-
''''
! Nrws from our drovers in the S5uth, IL o
little more favorable. Eph. Woods IL doing
we'll. Kendrick Grow, who left again with
mules, last week, has been quite successful
during the season. Cyrus Jones, sold ~
head. nesr Rome, Georgia, within three
weeks, and did we'll.
OVER in Fayette, stock cattle are in &C.
tive demand, the trade rating from Ito 4
and Sc. for common, good and prime feed.
er. Milch cows are scarce, and selling
higher, from $40 to sos. Stock hogs are
worth Sc. Hemp. SO so for new, and g.
for old; corn at 81 50,
made .rr,nycm.n, . Stat. C;r,,y. Aeon.
g, %. LOCATED 1, Io,;.xill. IN do an. h,x.
ing. selling and general commercial bu.i.
se.. Of IN. OrJ., AZ, IN Gu,br;e of
sh.lbv coun,v x.. made IN. G.rs,.,
AGENT viii nj. Hs.d.o,.r,.r. ri, Iou;.-
VILE
T,, de.,t,c,;o, q, .h.., he doc. b..
become ,uch . grievance that IL /. ;mpo,.i.
81. for III. farmer. na,isn,lx IN stand !, any
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OFF INF TRACK.
Hssr Lavk EDGE Sssred she Problem
ar R0pSA Transit.

- n-.fS rx---xS
."s'e !" ""e" o' '"'"An'' A"'e"'"rs
sun co""ec'sn WIN o,ase ooacn "s'e' IN
'es.""' - ~ ""''" ny 'he 'ro" "o''e'
anu" "A"' narrow escapes '''" oea''' ma
Wy '"'" s"a ".'"-"'l~' esPo'"'~ 7" SUI"
"e1 sun A"u s'"'fy o'as'' are crowded IN
70 '.' ''e " '"e aA'o' 'ehu' ""'' 'ou,''",
"so"' o""'"c" 'he "oe'ng eoach 'nro
"s''os r"se'' over 'he hish passe' ana
~P se.'o " 'ou'"-eA''e'" Ae"'"e
,o""'e' '"e Iou" ITO" ''."'o'" 20
Two name o' hs'A r"ge ,an''''
" A o".~o'er 'nai DR., "'.
"oe'a '" p'o"" 70 ,""o''A''ie "' ''
.''e''"S '"o"e" MI" possessed OF nero.
'e e"or"se '"s' many VINO nave ea'"so
s"'y '"e cA""o" NOUN ca""o' oos''
A fes days since, /" the Somerset coach
was dsscending the pas, known as Halls
Gap, IN charge Of the noted driver, Lark,
wAo vas perhaps rejecting upon the plea
sa"- 81 d" hfv, and anticipating the Pen
dleto" hoaAs bill OF fare, and a good finger
lssgth u Pendletons 4-x-2o year old, one
OF the lead horses got his vertebrsi appen
.''' 80 - "'' . "''
'"'.k"' W "'' '"'' P"''<"'
.''' our 'A'' SUI '''' P'o'iP' ",e'.''s'
!" r"r "-' "'" =" ''e e"o'' -
' '"s ''''e- ''oN' -'' 'e'
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TmE 10. q. +, OF Stanford. installed
their Objects publicly, at the Court House,
ON saturday evening last, Grand Master J
e. WEIGH, Of Nicholas,ille, officiating. The
crowd in attendance xAs very small, owing
10 the laseners Of the hour Of teginning
the ceremonies. \ number Of members
from Crab Orchard, and other lodges adj
Joining, we're in attendance, ard the occa-
zion was a pleasant one to the brother
hood,
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DEBATE Ar WHITE oAK.
"Aps~al Aea0ses" ~ Nevsh-st1s Yes
sss "ASSSses" ~ DesafbV9.
"whes Grpet sscrss Grrsh,
rhea ecsass the tag of 90. v

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!"-' ''f'"o' W o'' w 1''' "''P'-''
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-08

JAWS McKNSKY, late Clerk in the l..
4 N. R.,lrosd Office at this place. has been
appointed Agent for the Company at Rich
mond, very Important station, or rather,
terminus. Jim is good boy, and knows
how to I'LL his position. lie received the
present appointment over several sppli-
ean,., some Of them old rail-roaderr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-08

Tu, d.msrd fnr norr. betisr snd cheap
81 dusiling hosses in our ,osn grow. mere
and more urgent every year, and II ia sur
prising that so~e Of our capitalists Who
have the sen.r.l prosperity II the ta~n a.
heart, do not make arrangements Ia supply
,hi. demand. BY building comfortable hos-
s<s for rant
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-08

TRs pr~ Sheriff al Linoslu onunty. W
r waiscr-. es~u,rd hond on the 9Th lost,
9Th W. q. Bsiiey, ]. n. Brucs, Geo
Blaekerby. Thoma. Blsckersy and Brad
dock wi,her-. secoriiic-. aud en,rr~d ul.on
the d,srhsrrc az his duties.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-08

Jrpes n. e. SAUYLE, and X c. Was
ass, E-a, have formed q partnership
fer the practice Of Las in this and aAjoin-
ing COUNTIES, aud in the Cour; Of Appeals.
Il would be drawing IL mild, To ssy that
thi. !. a combustion Of energy, islent aud
legal sso~ledge.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-08

Msssax Cox a GsssS. the "Bss-'
Merchant. al this es,aat,, have teceatiy
rvceivei ~ order .or goods fn,m ftosioa,
Mas. II this doesn't "head of" StanforI
ve have movs fats in rcserve that wouiC
actually stun the little village Of Banks A
Rroters. Ihr. Ainors, il fAusrsle Ad.osAs.
Good, young man. Hit en- again.