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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-23
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-.-NxW ORxEANs, Febrnarv % zoe,
MEssRs. EDIToRs-As the readers of 10 Sigh + 100
journal the Star must neccssarily-be airn;rae
whatever is beautiful in art we'll Is in iitsr,s Of
deem duty to call Jour and their attention to ra,a
srt-treat now at hand. " AAre
At this moment there IL ON exhibition Mt th. h.,
store Mr. Gresham nnost valuable coIecor S nHok
trated works, c0mprising tho Musee Franc.;s 9 Us
3uche9s Aias . y.tosno y Erasmo Pistoiis; y
Paradise called the three magnificent aSes Q!
the Baptistry Of San Giovanni di Firensi u'ois OF
These splendid articles to be rallied as soo, NO A..
chances, two hundred in number e. each are
and think that in this refined and intelligent co,'
nifty such and costly prize will not ionr ra.
unappreciated To the Catholic in particular II Wati
canO offers wonder world Of grace beauty br;p.;
before the eye all those magnificent works of art
DO found in that treasure house where Rome hos
lected all that II admirable from every age and er
cline. Hero are statusry, painting, and antion;t;y
which win delight the mind and refine the hear T
those who have longed, with noble enthusiasm I" v
the empress Of the world she sits upon her seva
hills these books will bring feeling satisfaction and
quiet joy second only to the deep emotion protnced Nv
actual scenes and objects. To those who have haey
privileged to revel among the beauties the Old world
and stand before the sublime creations of Raphael ta
volumes will bring that thrill Of pleasure We ali exner
at meeting again with the loved the beautiful
Still moro should we Catholics prize these noble
works and endeAvor to them own rich in
heritance because point to them
Catholic genius and proudly proclaim that TODAY thev
hold mp admiraton by the Church the IatrJ
Of true and the mother OF all that Ia vran5
glorious and beautiful! st. ANArsuR
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-23

i The North is beginning to feel the effect
of their own insane policy. The South
ruined-their time is coming. 1t appears
over one hundred and sixty thousand men
are out of employment i'll New England to-
day, and of this number of unfortunates
Connecticut furnishes notices. than twenty
thousand. In New Haven alone two thou
sand men are in search of work. and would
be glad to do anything that would keep
hunger from their doors.
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MscE11ANEous IRISH NEWS.

ANrR1M.-The Lord Lieutenant has ap-
pointed Sir Edward Coey and Walter Stan
nus, Esq, to be deputy ieutenants for the
ARMxGH.-The Board of Superii. tendence
of Armagh county. Jail have elected Miss
Eliza Jane LESTER daughter of she late Mr..
G. Lester, postmaster of Killilca, assistant
matron and school mistress.
CLARE.-In the Landed Estates Court the
following property in this county was re-
Gently sold: In real estate of the asgzses
John M'Beath, owners Williaf go
ner. plot of ground cal
WitEsA and buildir
'.at'
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Lieutenant
n, Esq, to
>unty.
city was
rnl as any
Limerick
-sltl ~

syn the executive session of the Senate,
- Military Committee reported back the
: > Sdnation of Gen. Sherman to be Brevet
49, " SsSal, with resolution respectfully
~ the President to recall it, on the
- there was no law authorizing
~ 80 that it inexpedient to
MIX on the two highest
-, Y. -
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MORNING STAR AND cATHoIIc HEssENaER.
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY FEBRUARY %. 1868.
For the Morning Star.l
TO THE MEMORY OF A TR1END.

TO THE MEMORY OF A FRIEND.
Lamented friend, departed shade,
May angels guard thy place of rests
May choicest flowers be lightly laid
To weep their incense DER thy breast
To mourn the hand. now still and cold,
That fostered them with tender careis
That loved to watch their buds unfold,
And shed sweet fragrance ON the air.
All blighted flower, pure, generous heart =
Twas sad to see thee fade away;
To see thy weary soul depart
From it's broken vase, its house OF clay.
But happier cline in realms of Light,
Where blooming flowers that never die'
Win greet thy spirit in its flight.
And strew thy path beyond the sky:
Thou art gone, and yet gaze affair.",
As if to See thy form again;
seek thy spirit in each star,
But seek my faithful friend in vain.
Thou art gone forever; the cold, cold grave
Is closed DER the friend I loved 80 we'll;
Gone forever to Him who gave
Thee, and has taken thee. Farewell!
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

8 Hall YouHG NEWS CATHOLIC FRIENDS
SOCIETY OF ST. PATRIcks, New Orleans, Feb. o. 1865
The officers and members Of the above Society arc
hereby notified that there viii be special meeting held
THIS Sunday DAY, the 23d instant at IL NJ for the
transaction of business great importance Punctual
attendance is requested.
By order. JOHN McPHELIN President
fe23 It, VIM. II. DEVICES Secretary
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-CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE.
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Prize Bread baked in CHARTER OAK at both State
Fairs-1s66 and 1868.
RICE BROS. & CO..
Agents for the State
80 and 81 Camp and 565 Magazine street.
CHARTER OAK WAREHOUSE,
fel6 BIN 81 and % Julia street.
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DIANOS! PIANOS ALWAYS ON HAND-A
select stock of Peyel Pianos. Also-George Steck e.
and Iaines Brothers Square Pianos for which wS
We especially invite the public to examine Stecks
which is pronounced by good Judges to be the best
Square Ri - manufactured in the United States.
Particular attention paid to repairing and .dning.
ZORN q BREsER, s.-.sf
fel6 3m 90 Camp street, New Orleans.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-13
A FALSE RUM0R DENIED.

Some person or persons having taken it
upon themselves to say that have made
the statement, since my return here, that
Senator Stewart neglected to assist me in
my efforts in procuring money and machin-
ery for the Carson Branch Mint take this
method and opportunity for asserting that l
not only never made such statement, but
that, on the contrary, Mr.. Stewart did rem
der very valuable and effective assistance in
behalf of the Mint and was ever ready to
do all in his power to forward that project as
well as to serve with zeal any other interest
of his State and constituency.
ABRAHAM CURRY.
Carson City, Sept. y, 1868.
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VIRGINIA.


FROM the Tresps.. 4 last eveuiny.
The delegates accredited BY the Union
sarty in Lander to represent them III thc
Onion State Convention in Carson, next
Wednesday, have reached this city-haying
ONE by special conveyance from Reno this
iiorning.
OPERA HOUSE This evening the Flying
cnd will be presented for the last time,
nd the engagement Of Mr.. Wheatleigh " i'll
lose with tomorrow nights performance.
chnny Collins, the celebrated Irish come
ian, viii open at the Opera House ON Mon
Jay evening next, and Miss Annette Ince is
Engaged to appear on the 18th instant
A man named Andre Gayne, French
canadian, aged 81 years, was killed in the
'haft of the yellow jacket mine. Gold Hin,
bis morning. He was a carpenter by trade.
UNION PRIMARIES. - The polls were
'pened at - o'clock noon, to-day, in the
|arious Wards of this city and Gold Hi, for
he election of delegates to the Union Repub-
lean County and State Conventions. We
lave heard OF no contest-but one ticket
|cing run in each Ward. and the election
proceeding in a very quiet manner.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

The political information sent to the State
Central Committee of the Union Republican
party, from all parts of the State, is of the
most encouraging character. II could not
well be more SO if the writers were inspired
to write al hopefully as possibly. Some let
tiers recount the accesSions to the party IN
the vicinity from which they come; others
enthusiastically declare that in certain To-
calities revolution is going on in public
sentiment. Men of all nationalities are
coming together in clubs, and enlisting I'M
der the banner Of the Union savers-Grant
and ColfaY Voters who never cast a vote
in their lives but for the Democratic ticket,
are coming up by scores, and enrolling
themselves on the right side. The enthusi-
asm is a Il on the Republican side. Demo-
cratic meetings, as a general thing, are
poorly attended and devoid of spirit, the
Seymour men being discouraged by the
prospect of defeat. The Republicans, how
ever, come out iubilantly to their meetings.
You can see victory in their movements.
They mean to be triumphant, and as sure as
November comes, so sure will Seymour and
Blair be repudia,ed By the State of Califor-
MIA 1t is no longer matter Of doubt, but
onlva question of how great the majority
for Grant and Colfax viii be.
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HUMBOLDT.

From til. Winnemucea Argent, 10th
After this week staging to California will
lave ceased. The trip will then be made a
Measurable one, and the time from here to
AN Francisco be reduced to about thirty
1ours.
A. J. Hatch, L. s. Surveyor, and corps OF
assistants have just passed up to Paradise to
.bntinue the public land surveys. There is
me land in the lower part Of the valley
thin the limits of the railroad grant, which
e could not survey las; Spring on account
b water. This tract will be surveyed now,
ESQ, commencing at a point southeast OF
fairbanks ranch, the 7th standard line will
i continued east nearly so miles. from which
iwnship lines will be run. The surveys are
cover all agricultural. timber and mineral
|nds.
Old and new snow could be seen on the
fountains to the eastward of Paradise last
lindav. The new fall of snow extended for
any miles through the mountains, but dis
lpeared almost as soon as did the clouds.
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A CALIFORNIA EXHIBITOR IN BOSTON,
Mr. @. A. Warren, formerly editor OF the
Stock and Wool Journal in this city, at
tended the Exhibition of the Massachusetts
Horticultural Society, on the LIST ultimo.
He contributed to the show his collection Of
California conifers, specimens of polished
hard grained woods from the Sandwich Is
lands, and also his collection Of pressed
ferns and flowers the product Of this coast.
This collection (savs the Boston Journal Of
the Sd ultimO) included over one hundred
varieties of wild flowers, neatly pressed,
many Of which were very brilliant, but,
strange to say, none OF which have any nat
ural perfume. Some California almonds
were exhibited, of about three times the
size of the common almond also, broom
made from the broom corn of that State, the
ks of which, when made up, were two
feet and five inches long, and would have
been six or light inches longer if the butts Of
the stalks were used, as with us. Several
specimens of petriGcd woods, and the
stuffed skin of white gopher. (the only one
ever seen in California, though the brown
yophers are very plentiful and destructive0
were included in the list. The sea gulls'
eggs, of the shape OF pear, and the seeds
Of the Fremont pine Of California, which
are of a delicate nutty favor, and OF med
icinal value, were not the least interesting
part of the collection. Mr.. Warren's col
lection is to be removed after Tuesday, and
will be open meanwhile to persons having
scientific interest, among whom Professor
gassiz and Mr. Emerson have signifed a
purpose 10 be present. Mr.. Warren has
,een awarded the Society's silver medal.
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San FRANCISCO DISPATCH.

/ SAN Francisco, September l2.-Thomas
Brien has sued 0. P. Sutton to recover
20 900 for alternating and destroying the
Elections Of plaintiffs wife from her hus-
Ind. Sutton pleads general denial of
be allegations.
SAN Francisco, September 1.-THE first
blit.cal discussion Of the campaign took
ace at Oakland last evening between
|eorge C. Gorham and W. I. Wallace,
|emocratic candidate for P residential cleo
|r. The meeting was largely attended from
is city, the Grant Invincibles being dressed
uniform and attended by brass band. A
rmocratic Club from this city also attended
III band. The meeting was orderly, and
tpersed after cheers for both parties.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-13

The DoUGLAs COUNTY UNION CoNvEN-
EEIoS held at Genoa Yesterday nominated a
county ticket and elected six delegates to the
State Convention. The following named
gentlemen were elected delegates to the
sState Convention: James w. Small, James
nv. Haines, james Mclean, Edward Carey,
b. Llghtle and A. klauber. They were in
k.ructed to vote for J. Nicely Johnson for
Supreme Judge and Thomas Fitch for Con-
yress The Legislative nominees were in
ttructed 70 vote for Stewart.
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Houston, HASTINGS & Co., the leading
clothiers of the Pacific Coast, present them
selves again, through our columns to the
s,eople of Carson. As appears in their ad-
kertisement, they are now, as always, pre-
barred to furnish the finest and newest styles
Il clothing, at the most favorable rates and
have on hand the best stock on the Coast Of
runks, valices, &c. As will also be seen by
heir advertisement, they are prepared to
accommodate interior customers with cirec-
ions for self measurement for garments.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-13

The ORNsBY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC Con-
MENTION was held in Carson yesterday. A.
K. Ellis was elected Chairman and J. Long
rbaugh, Secretary. The following nomina-
ions were made For State Senator, J. c.
Russell; Assembly, r. West, S. Pixley,
M. c. Gardner; Sheriff, Chas. c. Smith ;
Jerk, J. E. Dealey; Treasurer, John Wag-
her, Assessor, d. B. McGee; Surveyor,
Edward Foge; District Attorney, William
Patterson Recorder. J. Longabaugh; Com
uissioners, J. Rosenstock, J. Beam, C..
Lampman Public Administrator, T. C..
Coleman; Superintendent of Schools, A. NJ.
row; Justice Of the Peace, John c. Dorsey :;
I'onstA bic, J. Cowing. County Central
Committee, P. H. Clayton, S. Abraham, A.
7. Ellis, 0. E. Gilbert, John Wagner, VIM.
3ohnam, \ X. Fleming, r. Paige, W.
Robinson, VIM. kenney, Chas. LamPman,
h Payne, II. Stein, VIM. Kinney.
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some alarmingly stupid fellow wants to
(ow if there was ever such thing as an
Epse Of the honeymoon.
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REV. A. NJ. STEWART is expected to preach
At the PRESBYTERIAN Church to-day.
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PREACHING.-There will be preaching at
The Methodist Church at ii A. n. by Rev. ).
I Hammond. Sunday School at > P. N.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

ST. PETERS CHuRcH-Services at ii A. n.
md Il Pm. Geo. b. Allen, Rector.
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sElE0gMaeMf.
Mary A. Miller, wife, }

Mary A. Miller, wife, J
A. j. McDade, husband.
In District Court, Bossier Parish, La
n this cause, by reason of the Law
Il and the evidence. it is ordered, ad.
Judged and decreed, that the communi
Ity of acquits and gains heretofore ex
listing between plaintiff and defendant
be dissolved; that they be seperate in
property; that plaintiff have and re,
cover of the defendant, the sum of -four
thousand, eight hundred and twelve
dollars and nineteen cents, with five
|per cent per annum interest thereon
from the first day of December, A. D.,
1857; and that plaintiff s legal mort.
gage for same be recognized and en-,
forced upon all the lands owned by de.
PENDANT since that time. And it is fnr.
Their ordered that plaintiff have contro
lot her separate property. That de,
Ifendant pay cost.
This done, read and signed in open
Court, on this 9th day of March, 1868
JAS. l. WEEMS,
Judge 10th District Court, La.
A true copy of the original judgment
I. n. BRADEN, Clerk. st
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Succession Sale.
Succession of VIM. A. Kelly, decd

Succession Of VIM. A. Kelly, decd.
Dy virtue Of writ of sale issued
D from the 10th Judicial District
Court, in and for the parish of Bossier,
and to me directed, in the succession
sof VIM. A. Kelly, deceased, / will sell
at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder, at the late residence of said
deceased in the town of Bellevue, on
Saturday the 23rd day of May,
1868, the following described property
belonging to said succession, to wit:
Lotto, situated in Bellevue, one half
acre, with all improvements. Lot H.
lin Bellevue, with all improvements,
containing one half acre, Lot No. g.,
containing one half acre in Bellevue,
| with all improvements. Lot No.. 13,
situated in Bellevue, Except 20 square
feet off front of said lot sold to w. H.
IScanland) containing one half acre,
! with all improvements thereon. Lot
1 No. 20, in Bellevue, containing one
acre, with all improvements thereon.
] Lot No. 81, situated in Bellevue, con
tanning one acre, with all improve
ments. Lot 80, in Bellevue, contain
ling 35-100 of an acre, with all improve
ments. Lot 81, in Bellevue, contain
hing % acres, with all improvements.
A lot situated in the town of Bellevue,
commencing at point 80 feet west of
Bthe northwest corner of LOTT, running
Sdue west 20 yards, thence south 20
yards, thence east 20 yards, to point
R3O feet west of the southwest corner of
lot 10, thence due north 20 yards to
9the point of beginning, containing
sabout one acre, with all improvements.
3 A certain tract of land situated near
gthe town of Bellevue, described as the
west half of the southeast quarter, the
northeast quarter, and the southeast
Equarter of southwestquarter of section
E6, township 10, range IL, containing
EI60 acres, with all improvements.
Il Also, 2 mules, 2 head cattle, 10 head
khogs, 3 cows, more or less; 3 old bug
Sgies, | wagon, lot blacksmith TOOLS 2
grindstones, pony, 3 shot guns, lot
household and kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
kof appraisement. Should any article
of the personal property failto bring its
appraised value cash. the same to be
Immediately re-ofered and sold on q
gcredit of ~ neutrality-suspicious. being
Erequired to give notes with approved
gpersonal security bearing s per cent
interest from day Of sale. Land to be
Ere advertised.
u w. H. HILL,
Sheriff and ex-offieio Auctioneer.
Bellevue, La, April I6, 1868.
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Sher5R's Sale.

+. v. Bruton, wife,
J. L. Hodges. husband.
In the DISTRICT Court of Bossier, La
by virtue of a writ of fieri facias
1D issued from the Honorable the
district Court of said parish and State
in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last anC
highest bidder, at the residence of de-
PENDANT, j. L. Hodges, in the sale
parish of Bossier, within the lega
hours of sale, on Saturday the 9th day
,of June, 1868, the following described
property, to-wit:
The whole of section I6, township
II, range 10, containing $40 acres
Also, south half ofsouthwest quarter OF
section 8, township II, range 10, con,
tanning so acres, ..~...
Also, ! old gin stand, IA iron axle
wagon, l-2 horse wood axle wagon,
heads horses, IL heads hogs, more or
less, 81 head cattle more or less, I5C
head sheep more or less.
Seized as the property of the defend
ant, j. l.. Hodges, and to be sold tt
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject tc
the benefit of appraisement.
w. II. HILL. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, May, 2, 1868 81
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seEGgMae2af.
E. Y. Bruton, wife,

Z. " bruton, wife,
vs.. , No. 1851
d. l.. Hodges. husband.
In the District Court of BossIer, La.
this cause, by reason of the law
IL and the evidence, it is ordered,
|adjudged and decreed that the commu-
nifty of acquets and gains existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved; that they be seperate in pro-
|perty, and that plaintiff take the full
management and control of her sepe-
rate property. And it is further or
|dered, adjudged and decreed, that the
plaintiff have and recover of defendant
the sum of one hundred and fifty dol
lars, with legal interest thereon from
March, Goth, 1860; the further sum of
two hundred dollars, with legal inter
lest thereon from January LIST, 1866; the
further sum of five hundred dollars,
with legal interest thereon from June
list, 1866; and the further sum of twelve
hundred dollars, with legal interest
thereon from 25th December, 1866,
land cost; and that her legal mortgage
be recognized and enforced upon all
lthe land owned by defendant since
March Doth, 1860. first sum; since
January LIST, 1866 for the second sum;
ssince June lst, 1866 for the third sum,
land since 25th, December, 1866, for
last sum adjudged above.
This done, read and signed in open
|Court, on this 9th day of March, 1868.
JAS. |. WEEMS,
Judge 10th District Court, La.
A true copy of original Judgment.
L. N. BRADEN, Clerk. n4 BITS
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Succession Notice.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier
- Clerks office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that S. w Vance
curator of the succession of c. II. Pember
ton, deceased, has this day filed in the offic,
of said Clerk, his final account in said sue
cession.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish al
persons concerned that if opposition is no
Flaw, the SAID account will be homolo
gated and made the judgment of the court
Given under my hand and seal of office
at Bellevue, this the 18th day of April
1868.
TH0S. n. BRADEN,
M 5tS Clerk
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She9'6R's Sale.
Mary A. Miller, wife,

Mary A. Miller, wife,
vs.. No. 1895
A. j. McDade, husband,
In the District Court of Bossier Parish
Louisiana.
sRy virtue of writ of ieri facias
~ issued from the Honorable the
District Court of the Parish of Bossier
La, in the above entitled suit, and to
sme directed, l have seized and will
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the residence of said
A. j. McDade, Bossier parish, La.
within the legal hours of sale, on Sat
urday the 9th day of June, 1868
the following described property, to-
y wit:
The east half of section %, contain
ting 800 acres; south half of southeast
quarter. section 80, containing so acres
east half of northeast quarter, section
s32, containing 80 acres; and northwest
quarter of section 80. containing in all
164O acres-all in township 10, range
I'LL.
/ Also, mules. 2 horses, a oxen, q
Il head cattle, 25 head stock hogs, sc
shead sheep, 3 wagons, 1 buggy, lot
blacksmith and plantation tools, | gin
Sstand, 2 horse mill, Is bushels peas
400 bushels corn, 1000 pounds fodder
s4OO pounds bacon, lot household and
Kitchen furniture. Also, the growing
acrop of about so acres of corn and q
acres of cotton.
Seized as the property of the defen-
sdant, A. j. McDade, and to be sold tc
spay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
sof appraisement.
w. H. HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, May 2, 1868. ST.