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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

The punetual C. W. Anderson, from Evansville,
arrived to-day, and is loading for GreenVlIie;
VcksbuIg. Ma chez and New Orleans, and Will
depart tomorrow.
The Wildwood came down this morning, ana
returned to Maysyile at noon.
Capt E. s. Morgan's pahsiial new side-wheel
steames Telegraph arrived, and VIII leave thls
evening for Gallipolis and POmeTOy direct and
take people for Wheeling and Pttsburg. She is
fast boat and travellers can not 90 better than reg
lister with Capt Morgan.
The City Of Portsmouth will return to Chilo at
4 p. IN.
The speedy and elegant sde-wheel steamer Bos-
soma will be the regular c. q o. Railroad packet
leaving to-day at 4p. m. sharp for Huntington:
Capt. Isaac BlySon commands and Gus. Honshell
and sam. Hawk are associated i'll the office.
Can't. Ii ram J. Ninton's large and elegant SIDE
wheel steamer Andy Bum, the queen OF the
flock. viii p stively leave to morrow for Memphis
and all way landings. Mr.. M. M. Deem is her al
The Big Sandy Packet Company will send four
steamers up the river tor Uorrow-all sde-wheel
boats. The Bonanza leaves at noon for rts-
mouth, the City of Portsmo tn for Chilo, the
Fleetwood for Hun ngtOn at p. III. sharp, and
the Potomac for Pomcroy at p III.
The f. II. Dtrrfee passed down last night from
PttSburg for ST. Louis with all she could carry.
She had the boss trip of the season.
The J. w Ga rett and barses arrived at New Or
leans yesterday
ssouL-handS' GOSSIP.
The river was falling again this morning.
CatuS are out announcing the huptas Oh WH
II. KcaihOfer to MiSs Sallie Law, of Loveland, q.
The ceremony will take place December 4th, at
the Presbyterian CAurch, Loyeland. After the
marriage ceremony at the Church the invited
guests Will adjourn to the brides residence, where
a reception Will be given.
The RIVER is falling here to-day, with 41a feet of
water at noon.
Commodore Jas. e. Wise and Capt JAS d.
Parker, OF the Memphis Il Ohio River Packet
Company, will leave for Memphis and Little Rock
tomorrow, TO be gone Wees.
The Andes from Wheeling. brought the largest
trip of the season this morning.
The Katie Stoekdlle did no. leave for Pittsburg
till $50 a. IN.
The Telegraph brought 200 hogs and 40 cattle.
EO" Wheeling.
FRIDAY. 22d, at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ n ANDES, Charles Muhenan, Master.
sfsts,sfss1 Apply on board, or to ROyse Mosset,
x1SHGskss&~ Matt McGuire Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
TspecIal dispatches to the Star. |

OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. 22-S:22 A. M.-Allegheny
River feet and rising Raining. Wind north.
Thermometer 45o.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. Nov. 22-9:41 A. M.-Monon-
gahela River 5 feet inches and rising. Their
mometer ago. Wind northeast
P1rrsBuRa Pa. Nov 22-11:56 A. M.-River
feet IL inches and rising Weather cloudy
and raining.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov 22-9:13 A. NJ
Kanawha River feet 6 inches, Steady rain
last night and this morning. Thermometer 420.
Wind north.
Slea nm boat Movements.
The Chas. Morgan left last night for New Or.
leans with IS people and 500 tons freight. She
will add largely at points below.
The mammoth Thos Sherlock, fine side-wheel
steamer commenced loading this morning, and
will positively depart tomorrow for New Orleans
and all points on the Lower Mississippi River.
Capt Lew Hates, master, and Mr.. L. Virdon,
clerk are her opliging and competent chief Off
oen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

HOGS Market firm and quiet. Selling at " %
az 50 for common, 81 6092 Is for fair to good
light and packing, and s. S592 90 for choice
butchers per centa
CATTLE-Quiet market and prices unchanged.
SHEEP-Market dull and no change in prices
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
Receipts. Shipments

CINCINNATI, NOV Il L. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past "a hours:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 22.-Flour: superfine $50
3 d; double extra, SO S5; treble extra, S4a14 so;
high grades, 81 75@5 35 Corn 5295Gc. Oats: st.
Louis 34c. Corn meal So 80. Hay: choice SIG.
Pork 81 l2J2. Lard: tiercc 6l49G]4r; keg, 63<@
nc. Bulk meats dull: shouldeis, old, gt4c new,
4k@44c; shoulders, 314@3@Sc; clear ribs, 40
4s4c, and clear 455s@5c. Sugar-cured hams 912@
l0c; new, 11@l1Rc. Whisky $l o5Gl 10. Coffee
l234@16s4c, gold. Sugar steady: common to good
common, 434@514c; fair to fully fair 5AQB613c;
prime, SIC; yellow clarified, 7@73Sc MOlaSses ir-
regular: common, 25M27c: fair, 2S@3Oc; prime to
choice, 33l3Sc. Bran 35@77I2c. Rice 5to6lSc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 22-Flouf dull and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet: No. Milwaukee, hard,
81 01i No Milwaukee, SIC; No. do size; No.
8 Milwaukee, 70Mc; No q. 63%c; rejected, 55c.
Corn dull No. 2, 31@3llac. Oats quiet: No. 2
1919 Rye duh and lower: No. l, 43e. Barley
dull: No. . spring. S2@S3c Provisions steady
and inactive. Mess porE: old, 81 75 new, 81 ST.
Lard: prime stcam 5.75c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
Governments steady and no matorill change
n local rates. RuYing and kelling as follows:

The following is the i:30 .. m. report for New
ork stock market as received by Lea, Sterrett d
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-09
Pooling with II Quaker.

He Vas peaceabe looking man, with a
qniet looking horse srtached To an nnatrac
tive sleigh, with transformations bells. He
wore wide brimmed hat a shad belly coat,
as he drove easily down the South Ea>ton
Hill. Jonrnrying from Bucks country To the
land of Northampton He was observed BY
fellow Of the species rough, whom much
loahng had made inpudent, and who lifted
up his yawp.
"S-aa y! hat. where are you going with
that man!f
Verify journey beyond the river. friend,
mildly responded The Quaker, land ,hi;her
gocth my hat Also"
"Ho!d up and take fellow along, can I
You? called out the man Of wrath.
Nay. friend, may business and inclinaiions
forbid il"
''I'll soon fix that" and fool ran forward
and Jumped on the runner.
"Neniy, friend. if thee insists on getting into
my vehicle. | will even help thee, and the
man of peace reached out Il r.hi hand rs
re>I-tlrss a AN oyster drrdge. II canght the
youth around the ,loat worse than a four
year-old diPh,heria. trked him in'o the sleigh
and slammed him down among the straw,
where br got Iiamped on by a pair of No. ]
owhiies nn'iI he thonght he had got caught
out in shower of pile drivers. Finally he
got kick that lifted him clear over the side
Of the sleigh and rau his heal INFO the hank
by the roadside. where he dwiu1led down
in heap like a shoe discouraged 10y n street
car. aud inur'nured IA, he rubbed his ensan-
yuined nose in the SLOW
Whom blazes'd a rver though the cast iron
man'd gone around with steam up an dis
guised a a blame OLD Quaker. -Er
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-09

siOnate Saviour would have taught Us to pray
for deHverance from it, Did Ee1 Judge you.
Endless woe, the offspring OF Pagansm
and nowhere taught in the Bible. But don t
take my word for ii, read for yourself; read
clad in all the faculties Of the mind God has
endowed you, and fear not that finite reason,
however great, car attain unto and set asi lie
Infinite Wisdom. In conclusion. viewing the
Word of God in the light Of Universali,m |
can look upon every man as my brother, from
tue least to the greatest, and ! can say TO
none. stand aside, am higher ,han thou. for |
remember Homo sum. et aIiguid periinct
ad homlnem, atiInet me; alb iIitio hihil ct
nhi! sim.
F.. II. NELSON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-09
THE SUBJECT OF HE'LL.
An Argument for Universalism.
To the Editor of Richland Beacon:

To the Editor of Richand Beacon:
My DEAR SIR.-Being victim OF that
disease so prevalent in the South since the
downfall Of the "so-called" impecnniosi,y,
am unable to take any papers OF the day. yet
at friends houses | sometimes fall in with an
occasional one, and by that means, pick up
scraps Of information as they float along the
tide Of printers ink: BY chance. ] met one
of your issues in which you brosched a sub.
ject said to be occupying the attention Of
theologians at this time. The article alluded
TO was headed. "Is there a HeIn' Judging
from the drift Of your arguments, you proved
conclusively. at least to your own mind, that
there certainly is hell. And to prove helIs
existence, You very properly appealed 20 the
main source (your Bible, though not satisfied
as TO its true version o. any correct knowledge
rs to its existence o: non>exisience. In fact,
you quoted from il bu, forgot to give the Book,
chapter and verse open mine, like yours.
| suppose, the common English version, and
find in Psalms 9th, II, your quo,aion-"The
wicked shall be turned into hell and all the
nations that forget Cod But this is not the
only instance in which il may be- found.
Reference is made TO hell often enough, both
in the Old and New Tes,aments to convince
suy reasonable being Of its existence. Yes,
he'll certainly exists; but is there no deliver.
ance from il after you once get there' Some
persons say not What dees your Bible say
Let us see Jonah says ''Out of the belly Of
hell cried | and Thou beardst my voice.
Jonah 2, 2. (number one.) 'And Thou hast
delivered my soul from the lowest heIl."-
Psalm 81. 49, Two out, one from the belly
and the other from the lowest David GER
sainly went TO the bottom, since there can be
none lower than the lowest. :For Thou wilt
no, leave my soul in hell.'-Psalm l6, 10.
These words ere applied by the Apostle Peter
10 Christ. So our Saviour comes out, (num-
be, 81, and 10 general deliverance. And
death and he'll gave up the dead which were
in th.m." Rev. 20, -. According to the
Bible, then there is not only hell, but de-
iive.ance from it. But let us search a little
further. sand death and hell were cast into
the lake of fire." Rev. 20, IA. SO we see
hell is to be destroyed in the lake of fire. ]
sppose this is ano,her hell, or as You believe,
ysar hell At any rate We have got one bell
in another. Now, il we can dispose OF this
onswe will have both of them fixed. To do
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-09
THE EDITOR.


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EyERY BOX WARRANTED!
s. W. SIN It'll,

BARBER Dc HAIR DRESSER,
"AS moved into his new shop on Louise
street, the door north Of W. l.. Jones
Store, 2ayville, ana provided with all kinds OF
perfumes. cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution of all work in
his line. and respectfully solicits the pa.
tronage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim "a gentleman up in any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to a, commodate the ladies.
June 5. lS75-tf
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subsequent one. Ten lines or less constitute .
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-18
r fein @swi1Ien 70 gut unb rein erbalten

ct letn Vemi11en 10 GUT unp rem erealteh
babe.
Wi. i'd Did ba 70 fet Babe fsbea ister
unb reten bSren, tab' iG It'd nod sinmal
10 lieb bstommsn, fiate er bin3u.
Nnton fatlte, mas es beibt, baB Der lr
aclse, todmdtbise 9anbolin 70 fprah.
SIM 8ssinns fodenb. oann aber in mobl'
bepahter Nspe erfldrte nun Wntcn, eab er
aetommen iei, UNI gater unb Suhter gu
bitten, morsen NIT ibm gum Teite Der SAB
aenmeite in seben; ea weree nit Ginem
@dlnse unb Dor aQer Bslt ssseist. bab
NQes wieber In gutter Sronuns 1et uno alls
Menlhen wsrben aufs geue @lid wan-
(dsn.
Da Etpma burd feinen 9au+, Surd lei.
ne Nesuns Elm 3etten set, fubr Wnton
NIT betptater Stimme fort:
Etcma eiebe 9toma Du f5ea iebt
ba, pie wenn Du srltarrt ruarR, unb iA
weie bod, tef i'm 5sr,en brennt bic eisbs
fir mid. Sbumu, fsi isbt nur bas etnSise
Mal nidt aols. StOIs 2 laste Sboma lei.
le Nntcn b0rte Is niht, ben ieins 8ebe
aina fort: 5boma, Du baf mid BON Dir
semeilsn, i'd bah aud meinea Stcl,, aber
Dor Dir niht, ba bin i'd wierer. Gel iebt
70 gut unb 70 Hes, ipie Du bilf. Gag
bod Elm Dcrt, Elm eutes.
Ibema ertpb 1ib
Sd bant' Cir, Nnton. i'd tant' Dir
taufenbmal, aber id fann niAt. @ute
gaht tG tant' Dir.
(Gcrtfsbuas fclst0
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& { Z a 8.

= Sn Sberman III bas capital ,ur
@ranbuns ein.r Gisfabrtf aufSsbraht NOR
ben.
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wiro cine srObartise 5sisr pts 4. Sult BE-
abfdttat.
= Seitoem bic WaGerwerfeompasnis in
Daaas bic 9isfsruns ses Wu1ers fur bic
@tabt uutsrtrphsn Bat, babeu bic Jeuer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic 8atsn fur
gsrFaerer nm 25 pro,ent ertSbt.
~ IN Der @orpus @briiti unb Nio
@ranbe gabn ptre tiatis ssarbeitst.
- Die iansasn @esen iollen bic Wel
,enernte in Yarfsr County UNI 100, 900
BH@tsl perfiirst baten.
= Die gleteranen talten am 25 Sunl
In Bryan itre rsselmabiss idbrli&s Der
lamnluna as. Die San Qntonio unb
Snternationalbabn bereAnen ben 9stsra.
nsn fein Gabresle. 2 81
- Das BON BEN @tlansperein ,,Gro1,
finn" In DaIas am Is. In eonss Cafe
Part perannaltste gommernadtsisf, mar
wie aue Geflidlsiten pieies gerelns, elm
sldn,,aesr GrfOis. Das ytosramm be
Ranb aus Snltrumental' uuo goealucr
trasen, Iab!eaur &c. Gin 9al fhlob pas
lhSne 6sa. Das Wet:sr mar prdatis.-
Sn Der Gtapt siftt % isbt einen Miidin
fpettur, ber ben NilHtdnplern pitl su
faalFsn madbt.
- Mm Is. poren IN Gert Wprtb bic
pe1tutiAsn NIT aQtr ndttisen ausfattuns
bsreti, bic 0atrten mad Sort Numa aubu.
nsbmsn. Der Sag purpe sfietert, inoem
BE aSbttI&en 1eamten une piele Bareer
Der @tabt Ia ben neuen YoRwasen burh
bic 6tabt seratren uurcen. Gbenos tanb
ein Bantet fatt.
= Die 9leu Brauuisller 3situns
fdreibt. Mm lRen Yfnsiionntas ttsltsn
bic jungsn Qeute bonn Settlement am flsi.
nen Blaneo bei Asrrn Rraser baislbR et.
men Baq, bsi benz mstrere iunst Nmsrita.
ner R& einpranstsn unb fd I'M Dalllaal
auf 70 robe unb unanliansige Weile betru.
s.m, ba6 basura Der Baq ntdt alleiu &C..
fort, fonbern auf zine f&dblide Mrt gum
Mufbru& Tam. giner Der BurlHen 3os
Elm MsiIer, brans ouf einen tunsen Wann
Namens BrImmer sin unb brahte ibm 10
sefdtrliHe S&nitt. uro Sttdpunnen bel,
mopon cine btinabe ben pals burhiAnttt.
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xa9es> Sseut8fetten
q u Alanb

ueber ben untergans bes YanSer.
iaiiis ,@roger 3urfiirit", Der ben Sabel.
iunsen in ben erfen Tuseu bes SUM 10
lebhaft beidaftiste. erbalten mir nunmebr
bic erite Yoitnadridt. Gin Nusen3euse
bes l1nsliids idreibt ndmlih einem 2un
tcner Blatte: Der Wcraen mar nah benz
iinsifen fiirmiid,en Wetter nidt MIR
auBerorbentlid ihSn, icnbern bic Ntnaoi.
pbdre par au& wunperbar befl unb tlar.
Die Sonne lfrablte pom wolfenlcien Din.
mel uno elm lanfter Saud ftrid aus Oit
norboif iiber bic nur leidtbepeste Wols
ierHdde. als bic brsi Sdiffe v8Snis
Bilbelm", v@rcber 3uriarii" uno
,YreHben" ben AcmiralitStspier pcn DoSer
paiErten u. ben Nanal binabpampften. Sie
iparen faum mebr.alS eine balbe Weile
pom Stranbe, unb ibre Bewesunseu
wurben BON elmer Srcben 3aidauermense
am llfer beebadtet. 3eute BON Dover
bemertten. bub spei Der Dampfer benz
Nnidein mad in au GROCER Wabe BON elm.
AMBER feuerten. Seltiam Senug, ob9leid)
auh piele peute In SanbSate oie Sdiils
beObadteten, ioi&eint bod oer 3uiummen
itob BON Der Webr5abl Der AM Stranoe
BefinbliAen nidt bemertt worcen 5u iein
Die unsebeuern Dampfwcltan. ,pstdt
beim NtlaHen bea Dampfes an 8cro BET
unslidli&en Sdiifes auffieSen, warer
| fir bic 3uiaauer am ufer bas erlte aei
den zines nnSlads. Man bemertte, baf
! bic Shiife ib,e Jabrt unterbroden bat
ten. uno ais bic bidte tDampfwolte iid
elm penis perjos, fab man, bab eines be,
SdiIfe lid 70 pellitdnbis auf bic Seit
eeleet, bab lein San,es Dcd eem Bid
barlaS, unb man, wie lld elm 8iiitenwiA
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Gin Ding, mas ieit Sabren in Ter Sa
Mile benuet unb ms inner quite Dieufte
setban. nirb una sulett lieb uno wertb.
Serr ). u. 9ein idreitt an uns oariiber
Da mir Or. Nus.8Snis's 3amburser Ta.
milien. Nebi3inen in unierer Tamilie ielt
3 Sabren sebraubt taben uno bielelben
uns INNER quite Dieuite setban baben, 70
iino mir Sbuen iebr oanfbar bufiir uno
perten mir INNER oieie Weoi3inen unieren
Yetannten, ,pelde cine quite paus.Wiebi.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-02
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