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MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
81. LOUIS, MISSOURI
First Prize.

The PASCHALI, TOUSF, cnrnsr Firth md
Walnut streets, ~. Louis, No.; Lot 81 fest trOnt
bv II deep, has ar So ies. sixty nue roomEi
as, dve e'essnt stores. These, t"Re' nfr win
tre HOiel, are bringing REM Of 8 90" P an
mum. his magnificent house, with furDitUre
conplet5, Is
VALUED Al. ......... coo
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ROARDIEG.

DOA- DISG.-One or two geutlsEeL with
ID wfvus can obi in board at ne derste rates.
The best HEu HEALTslEsr nelsLooEEoO ~
cep ionable references need apply, 10 :, ~
care .. cal Office Jeto -
BOARDING A GENT EAAN ASP LADY
ID can have good front ruOm, wei fnrniEhed'
. Nna5 N EkERY LAIRD.
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Menken Broe.'
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ELEGANT sets of Willow Furniture
supplied at short notice. Call and ex-
anime samples and photographs.
WHEELER, PICKENS & co,
tel Inn 33O Main street.
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Six More Prizes.

Consisting OF hne Brick Residences IN the
city OF st Louis, Missouri, situated Nos 723
south Eight street, 80 south Eight street. I4Z7
Morgan street, l4l2 Morgan street IA and ZIG
ChouteRu avenue
VALUED Al. so OC0
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Situated as It is on the Memphis and Charleston
lirOad, accessible 70 all points, under IFS
present management, offers kupsTi Tor Undue
ments to all parties seeking recreation durtDg
q 9 summer months.
While tue healthful locality and the waters
Of these springs alone offer sufficient iHduca
ment 70 visitors, the p oprlsiors viii spare no
efforts 20 make his the most de-iraolS place Of
eDjeymen To he found In Jhs SIu b.
as- A fine Band Of sausio has been engaged
for the season. ". =. sTEFFEI,
T. J. BARCHUS,
mails I'm prnurfef0ra
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From the ct. Lonts Piano Manufactl ", rang
ing in price from s 50 20 $3.50 each. samples
can b. seen at he rooms Of the Ompany, cor
ner Of Fifth ana walnut streets, under The Pas
clRQ House.
VALUED AT.... .......-s SO 600
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TO THE PATRONS OF The APPEAL,

Subscribers are requested TO report any irieg-
uIeritiss in the delivery OF the APPEAL at the
Countingroom. Carriers will be FL n.shei
weekly with certificates authorizing them to
collect subscriptions.
ED. J. MANSFORD,
Superintendent Of Circulation.
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VALUED AT
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E. L. B. E.-What does it mean ? You
can prove that by Us, for We have tried 1t.
my26 Il
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I2O Prizes

IN Fine Sewing Machines Of various paferus
ranging in p Ices rom So5 - $50, of the best
man afacture, and
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TraVeIerS.-Get your Accident In
surance at Is Madison street, upstairs.
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REANAN4s suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros.,
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Bills Lading Printed at the Lowest
Prices at the Appeal Job Office.
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$1,000
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Reduction of Fre6gItt.
To White River Merchants and Shippers.

WE have this day reduced freights as fol-
w lows: From Mem phis to Augusta, West
Point and Searcy l0c. PER 100 lbs to Jacksons
port, l5c. Per 100 rs, and Black river, $50. per
100 rs making the rates, now charged TO
Augusta. West Point and Searoy, SOC. per loo bs.;
70 jackson port, 600 per 100 ms and Black river,
VI per 100 nS., bari elE IN proportion.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, sup't
ie9 " u. and ", r, Pit Co.
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Business, VISITING sad Wedding Cards
Printed as the LoWest Prices st the ATj.
neal Hob once.
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DON'T forget that cur sale at
,cGst ZOE ROeEs and Shoes anG HATS
stlIl continues at cur Old stand,
40 Main street.
j. I. HANDLAN 4 co.
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The Memphis Medical Society held
their weekly meeting yesterday after
noon.
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EoR SALE.

EFCaE Est LEECHEsf-JUST RECEIVED,
II ARMY DRUG STORE, : fresh supply Oh
GEEUlSE SWEDISH LEbCnE-s when We
rIrr.y for sale on reasonable terms We give
T-srs1E1sI and undivided attention 70 our RE
SScrfnfiou DspartueuL, day and night. We VIII
-,of seIi other than PURE AND hEsh hEL)-
T'STsl,5 RJsEk VlGUS,
81 Main street,
Corner Winchester.
TNOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FoR CITY
X Y-FOrty-fOar Acres OF Land
H. IT,II IN est OF the city limits, corner OF
CIsyIOu and Holmes Eysnues- has plenty o.
heavy timber. running Eatsr, eAgloie DulLo-ns
Git--s aud is in al excellent pelghOOrhOooi
WIN he sold in a body OF al slded % suit. AP-
~ ~ " 49,, n ~ sp22
,rTRrTEBAS LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOB
y SAE.E on EASY TEENs-My lands, miles
So N ~ city are for sale, on terms 70 SUIT
rnssers. fgr cash OF on any Llme-IFoIn one
q teu years, and - any qua4tliy-lToLn scIes
60 3d. Ny residence villa rom "a U = A. =
land. viii be sod a. great bargain Apply %
myself. on the premises, g 20 Roy sIsE' A1s-e
W. 5s 4 So-' ~ n y. III. EZEVAST
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The New HOTEL.-The well-kneWn
host of the late Gayoso House, whose
name we need hardly mention to citizen
or traveller, is to be the lessee and host of
the new Hotel, the De Soto, to be opened
in the building known as the Brinklsy
Block, on Main street, be -ween Madison
and Monroe. For that purpose the spa
cious building is to be entirely remOd-
elled, tenants are vacating It, and the
Architect is already engaged. It will
be opened, we understand, by the first
of November. That Col. Cockrell super
intends all the arrangements and details,
and furnishes the building according to
his taste, is a sufficient guarantee that
it will be at all points perfect.
The locality of the De Soto is an excel
lent one, and the urbanity and hospi-
tally OF the generous and experienced
host, who will make the comfort of his
guests his constant care, cannot but
bring prosperous fortunes to the House.
II is but q trite phrase to say that we
wish it and him success. We are
prompted to say much more, in praise
and good wishes for one who SO emil
uently deserves success but it is not
needed, in community where he is SO
well known.
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BUCK Eye Salve.
A Certain Cure for Piles.
W. B. VICES q CO., Proprietors.
MEMPHIS. TENN.
EUNOMIANS
OF LaGrange syBOdieaI College.

TT has been thought advisable to hold meet
i ing for the spositiOn our society Prop
erty, The meeting will be held Ct Oxford
Miss, in the Uni rsity Chapel, on VEIN KS
DAY, June -, 1863 1t Is hOred that all the
memof rs Will attend or communicate their
isISiS ikMEs D, WEST, President
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III KA SPRINGS,
Z u * a,
TishOmingO County, Miss.
Is Now Open to Visitors.

THIS DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
L watering place
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

THIS unrivaled Watering Place, situated
Il within six miles OF Russellville, Logan
county, kentucky, was opened for visitors the
F1h-T DAY OF lUNE. The proprietor pied gss
himself 70 make his entertain ment equal to
mat OF any watering place. IN the country, and
MS terms as m rderate as the eX penses of his
este b ishment viii permit. A good BAND Of
Music viii be on hand during the season.
CJnYeyances at0 ays ready for passe- gsrE
neciion with tue daily trains lrOIa Memphis
Louisville, etc
TERMS:
Per day ................ s 3 90
Per y eek -. is %
Per mont 80 70
Child So under y and - wants PSI day IS
1oE1t1s per d.--..-..--.. -
je9 I'm JAMES n. OWENh, rrOpr. eior
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FOA sr. FRAxCIs RIVER.

Regular Tuesday 81. Francis River Packar-For
Helena Marianne, Ma;iisoh, Wittsburg
aua al way Landings.
HOLIIE HAMl5LETOn 4. r. Bowman Msstar
sam. Z. Paine, shell and Clark, Clerks.
Win leave Memphis EVERY A.
TUESDAY, st o'clock pm. a.Sttss7E7zSS
LARRY HAHMSTAD. AgeuL
Jan U City Whar1boat. FOOT Monroe 81.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOB ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
BELLE ST. LOUIS master
This new and splendid passenger rT-~
steamer viii leave as above on -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at pm
lel3 It FLEM. CALVERT. cunt.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Orleans
INDIANA Neal, master
This elegant passenger steamer ar
viii leave sSz.ss5atssz1g7c
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARM5TAD, Agent,
leI5 IL ely Wharfhnat- Hnnt Monroe st.
FOR FORT SMITH.
Memphis and Arkansas Riv Packet ON
pany-Unijed STATES Nail For Helena Ma
pUlson, fins Bluff, Uardanelle, Van
Buren, aud fort SmitR direct.
". A.CALDWELL .-r-.....--..R- L. Haines master
This splendid passenger packet a.
viii leave for the above - s7y
AuNDAH, 10Th inst, at pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE s CO.. Agents,
Jel2 IL Nc. u Jefferson str ct.
FOR VIoKsBURG.
Regular It. Louis, Memphis and Vicksbur.
United states Mail Packet
For NicKsDurg and Way Landings.
Lockhart master
me eieg- mt and neet passenger sn
SAT 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY BAR install, Agent
JeIZ Y CITY WharfDo Z, loot Monroe st.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Q. s. Mai Packet
Co npany.
For Helena, DeVaIIs Bluff, Little Rock, An
gusLa, JacKsonpOrt anu ali Way Landings.
LIBERTY NO 2................-J James Rice master
This fine passenger packet leaves d. =
for the above on -
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY q MILLER, agents,
5Jeners1n street, under Commercial Hotel.
For White River-U g.
LIBERTY No, z......-.-..-.-.....James Rice master
This nne passenger packet viii sT--
leave as above, on sssssfEIzr
SATURDAY. 18th inst, az pm.
LARRY HARMSfAD, Agent
lell 50 City WnarfbOat foot Monroe ST.
FOA Sr. FRAE CHS RIVER.
Regular Tuesday Ct Francis River Pscks1-For
Helena MaranuR, magtison, WittSburg
au5 al way Landings.
AOLLIE HAMBLETON, l. X. bOwmRn Msstsr
sam. Z. Paine, shell and Clark, Clerks.
Win leave Memphis EVERY ~ :
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DEATH OF CAPT. PERRY.
Preliminary Examination of the
MuFderers.

The shooting ARRAY which occurred on
the morning OF June 4th, between de-
taehment of the police under Capt.
Perry, Of the Second District, and 8
party Of negro burglars, and Its bloody
termination, is still fresh in the minds of
the public, familiar though We be with
dark and frighttul deeds of murder and
violence.
Capt. Perry, 1t will be remembered,
was desperately wounded In the sf-
fair, and from day to day the public
have been informed of bis condition
through the papers. Although from the
very frat it was thought that be had re-
ceived his death wound, from the fact Of
his lingering so long, and several times
apparently rsllyiDg, the more sanguine
of his friends and relatives entertained
hopes that he might possibly recover.
But all the skill of the leech, all the de-
voted watchfulness, the hopes and
prayers of an agonized and loving wife,
all the aid and nursing Of his
friends, could not keep the spirit
in the wounded and lscersted body,
and yesterday at quarter to two O'Clock,
death came and relieved him from his
terrible suffering.
As soon as it was known that
the Captain was dead, the four
negroes vino were captured on that
bloody night, lone Of whom was severely
wounded before being taken), were re-
moved from the stAtiOnhouse, where they
have since lain, and heavily guarded,
we're carried before Justice Griffith.
Squire Miller appeared IS prosecutor,
and was ready to proceed with the case,
but at the request OF the accused, the ex-
animation WAS postponed till Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock. The pris-
oners were removed under heavy escort
TO the county jail, where they now are,
under charge Of murder.
We took occasion, in 8 former account
of this unfortunate and terrible affair, to
speak of Capt. Perry's worth as q man
and an officer, and we cannot refrain
from now reiterating the sentiments then
expressed. As 4 man, he was honest
and true, and beloved by ali who knew
him and rs an officer, he had no supe-
rior-brsve to rsshness, and inGorrupti
BILE. He was a native of PennsylvAniA,
but had been in this city several years,
eight Of which were spent on the police,
among whom there is deep and earnest
feeling against the murderers. His age
was about thirty-fve, and he leaves q
wife and helpless family in very straight
ened circumstances. He will be buried
this evening at 5 O'Clock.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

Weather clear and pleasant. The river
at this point is rising very slowly-nOt
over one inch in twenty-fOur hours. The
total rise to this writing will amount
probably to four inches. At Cairo the
Ohio is rising about six inches in twenty
four hours, but it is falling above, as will
be seen by our dispatches in another col
umn. The Upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, are falling, The rise at this point
will not, we think, exceed three or four
feet, if it reaches that. The Arkansas is
low, but the channel is cutting out.
There is less than three feet to the Rock,
and twenty-six inches to Fort Smith.
White river Is falling steadily, but with
plenty water to JacksOnpOrt.
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Bill Heads Printed At ths Lew st
Prices at the Appeal Job Oftlee.
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DIR. MALoNEY. DENTIST,

FURNITURE sTORE-HUGH FI,yNN FAC pT
moved his Furniture Stone from No IA Camp street
stanI 40 Deora street only block from his old
s.na: "A lar price paid for second hand Hou34hod
r r. mi, OF all descTiptions TermsCash For sale
az the same place. large lot of Office Furnifure and
Iron bedsteads Furniture taken storage and taken
Ocl1 finn,
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| LIE COMPRESSOR OF MAMMALIAN AND
JUAREz.-Father Chabarria (Franciscan)
was confined in the same prison with Max
imilian and his. two Generals, Meiia and
Miramon. After having heard their con
LESSONS, he accompanied them to their
ment came, the Emperor clasped in both
hands wooden crucifix, and looked on it
with love mixed with sadness. He then
pronounced those celebrated and sorrowful
words, which revealed a greatness of soul
ana firmness of purpose rarely witnessed,
Soldiers, aim straight at the heart" He
fell. Father Chabarriae took the crucifix
from his hands and bore it away with him.
SBy special favor" says the Messenger
de Ia SemdiRe, 3" we were permitted to see
and kiss this cross, which is now q true
relic, ON which is yet to be seen traces of
the blood-of this august and noble VIC
tim.
After the execution, Juarez, whose
name In France awakens an Unsurpassed
feeling of repu sion, having a horror of
everything whic, revived in him the men,
DRY OF this execution, caused Father Cha
parria to be- thrown into n dungeon. For
eli months this was the abode of this
venerable religious. God and himself alone
know the sufferings he endured there. At
the end OF this time, remorse and penitence
reached Juarez's heart, and he liberated all
his prisoners.
Actuateu Oy spirit of devotion, in
stead of lying from the ungrateful soil Of
Mexico, he sought for Juarez in his own
palace: He wished to save his soul; he
succeeded. 1t was on the 18th of April, as
he himself informed us in the notes he left
with us, that threw myself at Juarez's
feet and implored his justice in behalf of
those bishops whom he had so long kept in
exile. He yielded to my petition, and from
that time had hopes even of him; and it
SO happened that after the lapse of some
days, he came to place himself at my feet
and make confession of his faults Thus
Father Chabarria has seen Frustrated at his
feet the murderer and the victim.
Juarez did more; he commissioned his
confessor togo and ask the Pope in his
name the pardon of his sins. Thus it is
that Father Chabarria, after having spent
for twenty-four years a glorious apostolate
in Mexico, (his native country y after hay
ing converted 10000 souls, of whom IS, O6O
were Pedestrians, has-le his country to
fulfil his last mission"
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L RNEST TURPLN, WHOLESALE MANUFAC
y - turer of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate,
Paste Gum Drops and Syrup by steam; Importer OF
French Ornaments, such as CupIds Flowers, Gum
Papers for Cake Stands Bouquets. Cartonnages or
Fancy Boxes Tor Christmas New Year Presents Cor.
No. Co.! OLD LETEE STREET No %
Between St Louis and Cont streets, New Orleans La
mni9 IL
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
SYNOPSIS OF CHATTER.


The plan proposed by the Mutual Aid md ysono,o,.
Life Insurance Association is q follows HS
lst-Each person upon enrolling himself or.hersels aa
member, shall pay into the Treasury a ,ne,nershsn
fee, If between the ages of eAAi'eisnip
Al to so, --'------------ %
81 to 60, -. - ---.--r------- ~
which payment constitutes him her a fo member -
cd Life insurance Policy is issued for sum eonoI
to dollar for each enrolled member appearing
DOCKS OF tho Association ut the decease said ,et
exceed 5000. f' ~ s~i" poncys
3d-On the death of any member an assesament a.
made upon each policy holder for dollar and t.n
ty-nve cents, payable nj the Office of the saociatie
within thirty days after notification thereof nv nh,
tion in one daily newspaper published in the eli If Ne
tive days ~ A'e 'onSecu-
4th-Shonld the number of members excaed a..
thousand the assessment Of dollar and twentvyo
cents Will be reduced In proportion to the nnmfa- s
members exce0dng five thousand. - VI
5th--Snould any member fail TO nav thu a..o..-. =,
credits - RA0'AVNS payments or
6th.-An accumulationsfrom whatever so1rc.. , =
iortsitures interest etc. shall DO CREDITED no t n
DOCKS OF the AssociatOn to the members nro 10 - 10
~ ~ AAs" Va SSsessnents. au23 3m
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nARPET WAREHOUSE,

CARPET WAREHOUSE,
b.. cHARrREs sTREET-..I9
A. BRoUSSEAU & Co, Importers offer at low prices
CARPET1NGS, English and American of aif kinds
FLOOR Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTHS.
MATTING-5lUr rolls China, $50 pieces Cocoa.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers. ..
CRUMB CLOTHS Drugget, Linen, Felt. -
CURTAINS, Laces, Reps, Worsted, Damasks etc.
FURNITURE COVERING, LINEN and Cotton,
C0RNICEs. Bands Pins etc. au17Iy
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FoREIaH CATHOLIC 1nrzI1xazncE.

1
fo1ki0A CATHOLIC MTELLkaKHcE.
~ $500
E IcLtsH FERSEcUTIoN.-An episod.
c ne n, 1anlsnmene Of the Polish Archbishop
.oIA " SiOefia, is related by toFeigs
tJosln,. Inc bishop having positively
IDetuseu 70 pocy me Cars order, CO1n
IelG sen1 LOT MIN, and reminded him thai
seere was pgthlng to prevent his obeyine
sD w Un g! sne same time ne remained
~, nysl y SasaSnc DisnoP. Ihe hlshop re-
k..euS - ocSaceisstaca1 matters, never !.
z. ~ ylsa0P, nave % OBEY only one
,.a.S, ~ aomness tAe Pope - bal
| 49,. os = yvs-I ,SAceiielcy, - an Amperial Aus-
nan Gener9t reply to him who should in
Ssso YOU Nsdi:ooedience And rebellion 70
80. msstTl, ne majesty tns Gar! Never
49, ~. HUCaAency MO1io -. ANA thus say
~ Mo !. = 9yen - should % led - mar
70 tne nlock, - many OF the aaints have
c Cow IN n. ~ nmss gone oy." hereupon
" oaoo.ia, Allowing MIN to take his ser
h;.s 'ucauoan8 nAs FRENCH COOK, with
1A -.
49, On Vc1o0ef 4sh, ArchbishoP Manning
y1osso0 en0 opened homo TOE Poor Girls,
=. o,IayCsa1n WIN the Francascan Convent,
new . @.tahI;. I" D;syswassr, LONDON. This
49, ~ = insended for the recep-
r rSn " as,s. I ~. g.rls, where they may
- ~ soou tlailnng 90 as 20 enable them
~ 0ss.a sl'o'r oMn Avennoo0 - domestic
r.anv 81, II o *a 1ene1ous ln:truction,
,hs $780,. ~. 70 ssugns Ieaoihg, "inng ana
~ t g,see ei, Of a1npet'e. The remainder
hous.ho1d m IannIrx a De n spens IN learning
Tha ar.n "umuy anu neeaieMofk:
nr;sst R;na y1 m;a h Oh me slciiian
pl a;, hlna e CiIlo' has been toiowed by
ment, ordering the projects of the island to
prevent ITS having any effect. Az the PEN
asles =, are exclusively spiritua! ones, it is
very dlhcult to zee how an order from the
civil power can avert them, but it shows
inc nn Gnect OF nominal sentence of excom-
saua.ss even upon ree-thinkers and
SCORERS at ene censures OF the Church.
At st. Mary's Church, Moorfields, London,
october 4th, Archbishop Manning, in the
=: OF nus sermon, said: There is
t haa1er g., me s Church Of England has been
tl1ed 1or three hundred years, but has
proved te1!ure: Spain has fallen, Austria
wa was 10 conflict, Russia prosecuted the Cath
oLc bishops, but the Pope is undismayed."
iosr. ,a IA Ano0nein That contingent of at
io,oy eHective troops must be lnajnz
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p F. G0GAKTY, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND
chureb Eeep. e. ssrsss SHRosi. 81 Ps
BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS, STANDARD and Miscelianeous
works All the latest Catholic Publications at publis-
erb prices Beads Medals Crucifxes and Religious Pic
TIRES General agent for all Catholic Newspapers and
GAgaxnes Base Halls Bats, Bases, Score Books and
NHoquos Vo"e. 025 ly
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On October 9Th, the day appointed for
supp!ication on behalf of the General Coun-
en-, his Grace the Archbishop assisted pom
tifically and preached at Hi gh Mass at St.
Mary's, Moorfelds.