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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03

An interesting report of the Concert given
in Grunewald Hall on the night of the 29th Of
May, by the musical class under the tuition Of
Miss Ada Hoskins, handed us by . friend. has
been crowded out Of this issue of the STAR.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03

On Saturday and Sunday, s!h and 10th
instss, there will be grand tournament and
fete ohampetre. at the Belle Vale course, for
the benefit of the church Of ss. Peter and
Paul, West Baton Rouge.
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Our Agent, Mr.. J. NJ. Iouhey ID now in Jack
son Miss. In a day CT two he will proceed on
his canvass to other towns in Mississippi. We
bespeak for him the kind assistance of our
friends.
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Jubilee Donation from Natehsz.

hereby declare to have received from Mrs
Adeline Layton, the sum of 1929 francs,
forwarded to me through her from the Right
Rev. W. II. Elder, of Natchez, to be presented
to His Holiness the 2lst of May.
CECILIA MARcHIoNEss SERLUPI,
nee FITZGERALD.
Paldxso Serlupi, Rome MdU 4th, 1877.
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Died, in the Convent of the Good Shepherd,
in this city, Catherine Mccullough, in religion
Sister Mary of st. Angela, aged so, and in reli-
gion twelve years.
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A Western editor, speaking of . concert
singer, says that her voice 10 delicioua--pure
"a moonlight and tonder IS an old shirt.
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Equality means,n says certain writer,
50 denire 20 be equal TO your spperiors,
and superior % yonE equals.n
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Pa7asso Ser1upi, Rome, Nay 4th, 1877.
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Ne,r Orleans, Juse let. 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21
Two LOUISIANA STATESMEN.
How Warmoth OuIw,ited Pinchback-Crcet-
fnss after Vacation.

A friend was telling me, the other dav,
OF race from New lprk to Now Orleans, made
bN Narmntt, then Governor OF 'ulstdna, and
Pinchoack, Ms Lieuten nj Governor. pinch
WAS IN wi b lc. islatlye combination that II ID
pssed sundrf b,lIs for their mutual nenent that
armoth would not approve. Until such ap-
prOvsl they could not become a law. and Pinch
watched his chance 10 be Acting Governor, 40
that he could sign, ~ req aired. Neither. now
ever. would leave his post, Warmoth wanting
badly enough to go North, but he could not
leave his Lieutenant behind. Tue two naneu-
vred i.s ap4ir OF foxes cycling Que hen.
AT last Pinch not only lett tue citS, put made
bis way To New YORK. Warmoih. le rnIns tnls,
went To Sarato-a. Il ich, II seems, mad spies up.
on the other. and one day when Marmoth Md
driven a far lacy TO the lake. and was IN the
must Of tremendous Irritation, the Telegraph
iIckcd out the " Earning tuAt the enemy uad left
FOE New Orleans. Warmoth threw KISS To his
ladv-ipve with one hand. while the otner ra- ped
his carpet sex. aud away ne wont south ward -
riyldiy as lehtniug trans could carry aim. But
Pinch had twelve hours Ola start. and was nying
along as rapidly as Ms pursuer. In VAN War
uiotn triesI aphed Tor ami secured locomotives
Tor min sef-Plnch. too, engaged express trains.
ineTe were millions IN II, aud 1t was tue devil
take the uininOst. NarnlDth ueg IA To realize
ina. finch Aad point gAinrd aud was likely 10
hood l..
Ana lie would havo held It. but for nrppy
thoIgut thu came to the GoyernuTs fertilV
BRAN. He not on kept tel graphing for spec
q tins ruriail1n. bat 80 also t'legl aphed to
the police OIL have forgotten the uane OF tho
Wheat murderer ana iplger calling hiiu-
selt rms. 'acN, isht-tinted muiattu. scout
and well dressed, vs. uecibg IRON jDstice. and
voud pass tner town on an exptes, tram at
L. NJ. OF nat uaS- ARREST nm. luis signed
Joan X smith. thiei Of Police, New lurk."
Poor Pinch, wniI. comforting himself vita tue
htppy tnousnt that ne would soon DO In New
Orleans, anu cer.atnly for twelve hours dover
nor OF toe II te, ana 50 be enabled to seize his
leSd1zed plumber, was pouncrd upon toy me
ni-l1Ohlne conservation OF the peace and dragged
oil 10 al. ine precious tlnle Was lost IN VAIN
EFFORT 10 prove tnat lie was Leut.-G ~. Piucn-
back. anl no foiger or murderer. In the mean
time war oth rAtuod uS. taking no pains whIf-
ever TO verify ni. Il lriAns Telegram. one Gay
wnI- 10" lAccu ave ucAu VI tue - lie Wa. strN-
ih- Il Keep % m-eii cool with &c ii champ ,guu.
shirt sleeve. ana "A Tan, the Leutenant came IA
Oh "a o., lOukihS yer, Sulky, aud IA at ease.
loot nome. nave yoI. PinrhI Hope you en-
Joyed Your suminer yacaton," said the Gov
ernnr.
Go to HI" responded the Deputy Cover.
nor; Iii there was my law In TINS state III
make IL ID uncomfortable Tor tue tIiek gu
paved on me-"
you ID old fr ,ui. there ia no law In this
state but what .ppr We. and tnlrs whats The
matter Plhcu," rephed the Chief Executive.
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Arctic Owls Coming south

People happening To cross through the
Place ArmeS. in front OF the French eat he
dral, have recently witnessed "A sight rarely seen
in ths or. indeed. any other city namely. Two.
three, or even more bird. Of the snowy or white
Arctic owl spece~. perched anon the caves II
the bank building. or living from place To place
pn the uppu-ite sides OF the square. This owl
rarely visits us iu great nuWh"ls. a few coming
occasionally Ia very severe weather. aud then
remaining on the outskirts oi .nc sctl Elements.
THIS Year. however, they have arrived ion
unusual numbers, not only In Canada.
but southwark through the Northern and
Middle United states. where they have
hccu exposed for sale in many II the
markets.. We have been told that they are
making havoc among the suarroWs. that II is
tines" birds that have attracted the uWi, to cur
street. The Snowy owl balls from within the
Arctic circle, where IL nests. n has been Obj
served AT the highest northern latitude Vet At
tanned log NuNRcers. FROM these nurtu,ru Inrfs
10 Is often driven los the scy,riN of the Writi cr
or scarcity n food. aud ~ -urh times visits
many portions OF ,Aundi and the niicd states,
Wandering occasionally even to the borders 81
Florida. ON such niiaratluus IL i. Invariably
accompanied by iiuchs ut white grouse or pfAr-
migan, ard II has heen observed that when
either or both Of these birds have been unu-ii-
ally abundant around Montreal amt puebrc. the
winter has heen moro than ordinarily severe 10
the u0rtlMurl
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ft0m HHpei's BttV.
on. Tom I've ir.t seen such love oi a nnetl
I'lr fIl. Hut..lr s's, 10 Z nll f1 alN such llrei
IIu urf ihtf spuie poet could wri AsNrrl s0unst
AtaAi 81, wNf4 uv7r-w"I, s"mrDoli lace.
The c1stp rAirvao1lrs You know, r. unnnrted.
Tine fashion, yuu s'e dear. has nu Just cllo out.
trl "a !. on, tom. AN T. uni Va utnsuortrd.
ClAthNeltS Sow, Iom Why CAM d. without
Let. see; there's the Gas HI the mN ana tho grocer,
Jtcs wants l.t sHne-, and tn' hu cAN hlI- .c
Ana the d,essmAker- lncrc, see you wish to know
How much il an makes. Well Of course, forty.two.
Have / bonncts up slair' Yes. Worn out? No, Of
cnuf.e NOT.
But lnrrei can't have ~ TO argues no use
Wei. Inn, tnen tnhi table Al sl M ami what not.
Wei saw thp hdcttuh Dons hSo"l so lOi soOse
The table IA lovely. I'm sure tnit we need T.;
Ihn pIrur Nlu SNOW, Il Ar, D. rrili Qni'r bare.
Twenty dollars, ais uptuns YOU never Nil miss H.
Why, Thomas, I'm shocGei! Was that meant Tor a
swedrf
Very well, sir; there's surely use o your scodings
The gis blll. n ir n; ihr butcher stlll more,
lon're ALWAYS reminding me liirki dd the bell lngP
bundle for you Just 0een lett AZ the DOOR
whats initP No matter. III see for mysef. then.
The shoes that got on your war from thu cars
on Tom Nnat "a story There, now, n I open.
AS 1--we, You extravagint wre en-, rs cigars.
Mr.. Smith. for tobacco, to So and.so lr0or"
FIVE hundred cigars. fitty dollar, 40 doubt.
Now, then, sir-lh' gas nh Tue mi k-You hAd better
Preach poor. NON hat bOndet shau't 10 without.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21
COMMODORE yAxDERBILr,s VIII
Ills Favored son and Grandson-Th Widow
said 10 be Dissatisfied


VIM. n. Vanderbilt will prove n worthy
successor NJ the great railroad monarch now
gone. He ~ much better qu ,lihed by experience
for railroad mana gement than his father was,
ind he has, hesidc+. ~ sound and cumDrehen-
sivc business head "a any MN in New York.
Inc ola gentleman won't boldly into railroads
before he mad 10 rueI mucn about them. but
his son ~ ~ thoroughly Informed on 'verg point
connected Win tne business as u he had been
/ IL from tovboOd, and he IL now VIII up 10
xy. And VIM. II. Nanderots sons are learn
ing lt Just ~ thoroughly "a he did. both The
Copmodpre and their father desired them to
make 1t "A special stu v Iuree OF the DOVs, /
believe. are empiosed on sal nv by the Central
and Hudson river Couplny. and are required
To be Just as punciual at their desks as auv
other employee. rncv give their father great
assistance, and they viii, no dount, ep mo his
s.oes when h. goes the wnv OF their grand
father. one of them, Clrnsitus, Jr, was a great
fIvJrIte with the Co nnOdOre, and Is geuer-
,u ~ remembered in the Will
Gossip sdya thai DIR. Deems expectci more
than the So uUO wutcn the tuininod IRE left niuI
Bit tue income from $4,000 /. Si,iOO, and there
are some preachers la New ,rk wuo nave to
WORK pretty udrd al the yc r ROUND for loss tina
tnat believe DE-. Deems = a salary of 5000
or more besides. Inc doctor l. ssid to ue "A
irine envious Of Dr. Linsly the Conmodore's
regular physician. wno, ACCORDING to rep vt. Is
crowded or 90 the ex,ent Of SihOO, thouxh the
dii ect bcquest 1, uuiN slUOD. Nu IL V nder-
Niit Is to give Dr. Linslv the extra $4,000, ac-
curding TO his fituers verbal instructions.
Reports re already circulated, with whit foun-
datiun l cannot say, That tue COnmpdure'-
widow "a not sitishcd " TIA the portion gwen to
her. Yet 1t Is more than her marriage agcee-
ment called for. Previous to the MARI ge shs
had entered into contract TO accept f5O0OD
ani waive all claims on the Commodore estate,
ether ~ wife or widow. he agreement " = as
spe .ihc aud buness like as anything of it, kind
puld be. fhe sum lpuldted Is now directed
to be paid over to ner and sue receives, besides,
real estate ma personal property 10 tue value VI
<2UOUOO.
here are not many widows as lucky as this
comparativelT young woman from tue south
she married Mr.. Vanderbilt seven years ago
when he was sevent,-nve and she was about
thitty. and he provided for ner every comfort
D. 80 ast.ss
the great disparity IN age sne was re ally treaty
devoted To- him and he to her. Their seven We r.
OF married LIE we're years Of mutual cobn fence
aud true Affection, aLa the latter Ut came warmer
toward the end.
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Not Ready 10 be Buried.

A few days ago resident OF Bucking-
ham county. named benjamin Winter, who has
an unusual propensity for taking medicines Of
various kinds Tor real or imaginary diseases,
other drugs. and when found by his wife was
believed To he dead.
Accordingly, the usual preparations were made
for the burial. bat owing to the wentherfhe sup
posed corpse was kept unburied longer than il
customary. Finally. however, the CONN ~ ~ fol-
lowed tu The grave hy a procession Of friends
and neirhbor-; aud, I'm Obedience To an cX-
pfe--ed wish of some person present. who de-
sired once more To- behold the face Of the de-
parted. the lid of tne collin wi~ rrlnpvel.
\ wonderfully unexpected SCENE MAS tho re-
suit for ~ soon a the cold AR touched the body,
the eyes ouehei. and the -uppo-rd corpse Wis
found To- b" alive. II b. further stated that Mr..
Winter actually Walned hncN home.
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WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY.


THE New YORK sun is the cheapest and
hest p.er extant. INDEPENDENTLY Democratic
ia politics.
Prom ne Perry Sun.
1Hr NEW YoRK SUN. the most indcnenient
newspaper In the metropolis, h ~ no superiOrs.
From The BhHr PDL
THE NEW YORK SUN has justly earned the
reputation OF beng the most fearless iudepend-
en- newspaper published IN America. IL give,
the news IN brief from all parts ~ the world
and Is really one OF the best new papers pul-
itshed. The urice ~ ~ cheap That II comes
WITHIN the reach Of all
FROM Ne Nee Ia0Ideiphd Deniocra,
TuE Sun IA one 81 the wide awake papers OF
America. hvays contendlng Tor tue Government
Of the people.
from Ms B>gs Pane Ullon.
THE SUN Is one Of the 1hlest, perhaps the very
ab-st, OF the Democratic journals Of tAis coun-
Try.
From ne 81. Lonfs Price Current
THE NEW York Sun. the greatest two cent
daily ever published. has way of giving tue
gi-t of all the news N a condensed and readable
FORM. Its terse ami pitny editorials are AWAY !
readable, aud tue general Jews eau Dc gathered
from II without w,diug through "a laDNrtutn Of
unnecessary matter.
From ne iona S,rndrrt
THE NEW YoRK SUN l. tine most fearless and
indeoend-nt paper pIplisned IN the Uuited
states. In the ability with which II b niles the
le'ding topics as IA come to the surface the
SuS has no equal In It the news is conIensed.
tue editorials terse and pointed. and It's stories
and criticisms are al 0fst class.
Prom ne Let anon standard.
or all the papers I'm the country The SUN Is
ufoOablv the most hated Dy the men who live at
the M lie expense ny kn vlsh practices. and Is
fnr that reason alone worthy Of the support OF
honest men. II Is. besides an exc client news
paper. aud discusses current issues with farm
and distinguished aOtity.
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At HARDWOOD, Il few day, since, Kinney,
W.T. Nv stard, AID one otner wuose maine We
nave FORGOTTEN, mounted on horses. ch r-ri
IA ougn the streets, lring their pistols, and
shooting into huli--- regardless ct ln-eluehce-,
tui tntu 1nk o. the brush, tul KIM 10 csc ,pe,
but the ciuzrnf qui xiv iruIrd themselves. pur-
sued AMI cap urea the last one OF IN fn. Nyr-
rhald turhsd rta els evidence. West ana ne
unknown party were d1-s Rcd, aud KIM ",
whn Doe r. BAT cluacter, Wa fined sW tor
sh 'ntins intpa house. ami also required 1 tx
e'u'c two ponhs, one for 500. To- t~-tlit VITA
intent % murder. aud another for 500. for car
wing pi-t"l flhnf N wnicn bc Was taken To
Gonzales and Tod -ei Ia jan.
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ff00 ne Ilro g. GiJbe.
Spank, ~ nix splux.
From morning tai n .nt, from early daylight
Mltntflts in uer ewes,
Ana with numerous -l-hs,
mother NAs NlcdNs Ntap pa OF might
rnpp r. nll Nlvrn wan clrain red
Mnitu size nluri-hei Triumph ,nily over her head,
linen Uruu- 10 "a NllA yfns 'atI iowa On The lAnE
or M cI ma on nrr knee.
spank HfAlK. max;
Z" II hurts nNl owed he,
"Glta co. No. quoth sne.
- nN slauh, span@
spanS snank, spans.
There's NJ Idru Wnn nlN preparing TO wed.
liu dp n n y -
ana me In creature knows
That the tho ant mas once cufor'n her head
Iua rr' lung .Ir'l ice u.iytlg tWnfhrrt sal pt-t,
with her precious Young dtrlg G. i-ptd close ~ her
hear.
And supper carerring above hts bare ntnk
Iuat ennn -nr Wlll learn
To span spiAh, pa ikf
And. tnuugh nrlHW sI Ac,
sc vii rsht Werrllce
bpAuk, snail X, spIAAP
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sta bond. we're iul ami lowir; the only sies hev.
rl becn M T. M nara = oiIafed, Which fell from
b's 20 5NN. hairotd curiues we're moderately
ac.t %, 81 "a tue principal tran. ctiuns fullU "
ic. Bur lnstun aui q lnci 81 1i9 Milwaukee and
81 Paul /, mort. Ia crosse division. gSis Us 20
Hoiti CHICAGO and Nutuw stern cIusui. cd On I'D
nonds, W. thir tnd Nlrmwestern consol.. 10 "a
- ~ 49, 49, ~ e lt"i m, - mortgage, lpi'l ku
fall uul ERE new bond lp7 LAKE Shurc uiktd, II
= nis lu' Olip ant N.ssis mp consDl ~ central
itrtc 81 hI H.. iota ell5ts Union Ptciuc Railroad
lst muriSi.e, luN. uth facnc Railroad Don Is of
Va sour. ,t4Pt'ei Toledo AMI Nabtsh equipment
bonds 21 Nj -uhr n "a ~ and II cor So. ~ M
~ regi,d 81, Sew Y1rk Central B., 1881 iOit5i
Pittsburgh forl wayne AMI nictgu 2d mort xasr ia
tnicasp ana NJ n 1t m reagc, rs; Union Paulfic
bad grant iulasi o 10 and Mississippi "a .ag ,
b"i Great weston 1t mortgage, 1850, 1913 Great
"essru % mortsag', 72ii
luc opening, M est, lDssst eni 3 e. W. clouE-
pfces % stuc@s lV.JaJ Nert
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Our Own.

From he fiDDsr.
II ! mai known the morning
ii ~ ~"tri'y 40 hf Jay
TIE y Nr Is uihlli
ouli trHuhIr my nind.
|iu wien you sen away,
had uHen more ere al, 44r inx,
Mr. wen Sou moe i|-.a pain,
But see vrX unr pNu
iIi odd. 10 flle
We u4ay sever ftnH NaoS a.ain.
For tnonxli aquef evening
1nu may elf utN4r AIS. ~ peace
IT,. Itul-If NH
Iulf Arsf. rMe
The pan ut me o.. ~ -hr nd cefse.
How u't uy su tult va t4r lulrIllg
lNfi meyer 90 Iiu+ htf1 ItnsItl
Nid Ntifi, nave hrl
For nfr-u Wur -rINrn
Lat SOTO" Dan tr'tr ct right.
W. heyn ctf'ful 'touse iortle .tr,ng r.
Aud eTIi ..i O. tIr -u tliur guest.
ltult fpr nur lYn
NIr ulff Tonne.
IuNu..i 800 v mr. Own the hest,
An b. wl.n curse lnpturnti
i .ltH NiIl 40 a lOpA OF sCJrn
'INtr. tFr.rl tate,
We're 'u' NIr 4 fIl llte
II uAl tlrM fN ~ he morn.
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WILD LIFE IN NEW MEXICO.
rtRuyN0 AND OTHER PUR-
,rITS ~ THE RfO PECOS.

60. M..foa T.,
rINlNlN 'i'' ~" "'N'''' "''' -
.f...nA ram 'rt-ol tied point IN the much-
,H..i.i'ns -'H rn TERRITORY NeN 'N''',
u..r ll- ''H VAN Nh ''N'hH ~ 'h' u'"' ~
tt..I many vcirs. Sla II IS bprn per
l'' .. $50, .fv ru.,.l ,stI, O.,
81 n.'' .r ...,,.,
..t.. fI.N i.N N'i.' ''''' ''''' - '""9''' '' "
unu.t s.inr t. advocate her claims.
ellis J. ir.t,.i.. ,.lr r.,. isr. an
t.t.vHf, i' 10 90 " '"' '''
..f.r firn,.r. aud stock r. .i-ers.
Ai' .,,r, n, TN, Rtn pecos and
u r- 10
f.. irrlt .r'r. o. 10 tnr cA''''' p''''' 81
N.... N .at the valley r tbs Rio
,,. t,,,,.. ,,.,,,, ,i,, y.tt.,
iiiif WV 'N''' '' - '''
oil .Ir Gonna. .f|ut I- 10 thf SiAies Whifh u
.tt... y,If., " IN, Nussissiupt IA
iNt' -., s.,,,. ,,,u,
intIf West 800 300 x .'' ''N ''"'7' NV N"'i'
Co.,, ,.. 90 81 ,Gr % ti-l most beautiful,
' f v.ti,, n ia. Rtn prroa il
cur N'' ,,, ,,,, ,'i,,,s s,r
Nii 'rti "l N'i'' y "' 70 "'' ''"' - sur
,t. .lft. WHllf i1a. inte spersc1 with
'' ..r..s ,,l,uft,, -, .,li,.,
c.lluN+ 81 irt'' Wv y .''' ''',' us ~ "'"-
,h.. river couri... ul 3 ff0i. N late years, by
.tA Nnl., .cnirncI rlnehcs.
i.ttNt. hr1 10 900 Wv "'"''7"'s Nl't noTus
ofe.fI. 41uen. inl nor .es. which gralN uunn
, 80 ,,tr ,,,.,, ,.,...,.t
tis "9r ~ ,.' 10 81" 4, t'h f.ad ,nn',''.,,,t
uet' az" o." N ,,rtv aivnnt 81 tnr 4
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N'.' Wt IT, IN. .'.,tii iin'.f a., xt.o
~, ,. ,xtsn,s f,,ll ON. hundred miles norm
.ni sol'.' ' ,y h'o re,o, IN H7 w.. Taun-
", W e.. 49, 4, nr,'.si
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te d" ''''r ~ 49, ,no-, o.. ,,,,.'r
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r'''ii ',', e,, ~ 80, 80, III
~ tf.. I{,n p,.,'. Tnpv ali nu,,uJ m Am ma.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

There il every PROBABILITY that the County
Road Boir scheme Of the Jelsey cav rang VII be de-
feAtci on Tuesday. The registry shows that the tx
payers are IN earnest. Two meetings have already
been mad In opposition 10 the nea 'ure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

highest, and lowest sales, regular way, Of the
princlna' stocks during the pist week, together
with tile number OF shares dealt in:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

PHILADELPHIA, JAMIE 1877
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF
Many valuable discoveries and much use.
full knowledge is kept from the world, be-
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is moi
the case with BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRur,
although but few years introduced into
this country its sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States, liz
wonderful success in curing Consump.
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9th.
er diseases Of the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 400, 900 bottles
to the afflicted, free Of charge, by Drug.
gists. No such test Of merit was ever
given before to any other preparation.
Could you ask more? Go TO your Drug
gist and get bottle for 70 cents and try
it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List 4 Co, ard Laughlin
Bros. \ Co. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

willie; Andy Baum, CINCINNATI 81. Joseph
and Grand Tower, Memphis Golden
City, New Orleans; Thomas Means, 81
Louis. DOparted-AlicC, 81. Louis st.
Genevieve, Vicksburg; Houston, New
Orleans; Baum, Memphis; IrOnside, Ohio
river; Golden City and Thos. Means
Cincinnati; Grand Tower amidst. Joe, st.
Louis. River 90 feet 8 inches and rising
Weather cloudy.
MEMPHIS, February ll.-Riyer rose .
inches. Weather cloudy; mercury CO.,
Departed - Capitol City, Vicksburgi
Belle Of Memphis, 81. Louis Schencki
Utah, New Orleans, latter twolast night,
CINCINNATI, February 12.-Riyer %
feet and falling, Weather cloudy and
cool.
SHREVEPORT, February ll.-Arrived
Seminole, Kountz and Belle Rowland
New Orleans. Departed--Kountz, Jeller.
son. Weather cloudy and cool. River
risen 4inChes.
VICKsDuR0, February H. River
fallen ~ inches, Weather cloudy and
threatening. Up-City Of Alton, Joe
Kinney. The Grand Republic has not
yet arrived.