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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE AT AUCTION
CHOICE IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY
PROPERTY.

RY c. E. GIRARDEY & Co.-oFFICE-No It EX.
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange will
sold at public auction by order of
Second District Court of New Orleans
| ests-
l. THAT CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE No sss
on Philip between Chestnut and Coliseum streets with
four lots of ground.
Q. THE TwOSTORY HOUSE and STORE corner of
| Delord and Foucher streets.
3. NEAT FRAME COTTAGE on Gasquet be.
tween Dorgenois and Broad streets
4. A TwoSTORY BRICK DWELLING ON Erato
between st. Charles and Apollo streets.
S. SEVEN CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on ST. ChsrIes
Apollo and St Andrew streets. in the square bounded
by ST. Charles Apollo ST. Andrew and Josephine
6. SEVEN CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON Bienvilo,
between Tonti and Miro streets.
=. A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE, on Gasquet, be.
tween Claiborne and Derbigny streets No asand other
properties:
For full particulars terms etc. see their descriptive
advertisenaents in the Daily Pcayune. Times etc.
STABAT MATER, NO. a-BY. G. OUTPOST
Ann n chqsSh s Philip street between Roman AND
the Conference of ST. Ann Society of st. Vincent de
Mr. Custo viii be assisted by great number of ANA
Mornig ssaT and Catholic Messenger and md ct ali
SPECIAL NoTICE-cITY MONEY AT PAR FOR
81 .na s
the Sa he = % .s # sa oa
as City as
ing the roots If desired. by new PROCESS mhss ct
EDWARD o'RoURkE. MATTHEW MEAuuER.
n,ROURKE & MEAGHER
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
AND
BLACK SMITHS
Nos 1s3 and is5 Fulton, and 2l3 New streets,
between st. Joseph Julia streets.
ora ,Locomoye Fined and Cylinder Boil
est notice.
nections snch as Fire Fronts, Crate Bars and
stand Pipes Valves etc Chimneys and Breeching. all
An work dome at this establishment will guaran-
teed quail in point of workmanship and material any
Planters and Merchants are respectfully invited to
call and examine our work and prices. mhae Iy
CHIsM & BOYD. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
Baggng, Rope and Irvine; Iron Ties Hay Corn, and
Oats,
No. g. Poydras Street, New Orleans
mh2s TT
TITY MONEY AT A PREMIUM
l.. q. BERRY. rErER HART
BERRY & HART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
No. II Camp street. New Orleans
Country orders promptly attended to-
N. B-Goods delivered to any part city,
drayage.
City Money received at a Premium of Five Per Cent
ever the scrrea: rates, iah:s 81
WANTED-A TEACHER TO ~, AZ CHARGE
w of colored school. Must be :; IA ,lio expert
&PpS to R ns sna we GSR4s
'iretna inhsa e
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Admiral Byron, cousin of the Byron, died last
month.
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"'No, Eva I16sIs0n! you broke yonr mothers
heart-yOu had no mercy upon her, and have
none upon you. l am claiming only justice, 1
am speaking only truth
"tPercy,' cried,rcOme and save me!
s!'Ah! Percy save heri You are noble and
soodI You never deceived her, never betrayed
hert And then remember no more, save that
darkness seemed to conie-nFeN me, until lost
all sense and feeling.
Il When I recovered in some degree my recol-
lection, was lying upon sofa, and my nus
band-ah! mine no longer!-knelt beside me,
his face and head hidden, and yet knew that
he was weeping. She WIS gone.
II spraDg to my feet. Percy cried, tell
me- is this truet You found her here. Has
she told mo the TRUTH Aud waited for his
answer With my life depending on it;
~i'I aill deceive You no more, Eva. Alas!
she has told yun true
land you haze deceived me, stolen me from
INK mother and my home and made me an out
GastP Ny heart seemed on fire. tore the ring
from my finger, and the jewels from my hair,
and threw them mt his feet; but he knelt, and
passionately implored lne not to leave him, to
listen 80 his story, to have mercy on him. But
no. needed no word; tore my dress from his
hands; rushed from him; took no time; l
bad but ous thought and that was to hy was
delirious with grief and anger; my cloak and
bonnct were in the hall; 1 threw them on; and
before Lord Montford knew where was, had
taken carriage and WIS on my road to the
station. NV heart ached for my mother. re-
member but very little else. L crossed the
Channel, and my passage took nearly Sall my
money; had just enough to reach london e,p1
and then was penniless. Itsecmed to me that
wandered for hours in the drcary streets, and
at lust fell. was picked up and carried here
Now tell me. sister, was not my punishment
bitter? Can YOU wonder that cra"cd to die,
and hide my shame and miseryf'
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"ANTED-A TEACHER TO u, AZ CHARGE
w Of colored school. Must be ;.th 'o. expert
enced, a good discplinarian, and rssummended
Apply to Rev. + Bogaerts. pastor ,",ns Church..
Gretna nhs2 f ,
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River Barrow. near Athy. It was discovered
lying on . weir which separates the now river
from the old Barrow. From tho appearance tine
body presented it seems evident it must have
been In the water for some considerable time.
As there was no one missing from the neighbor-
hood, it was supposed she must have been q
stranger.
wEsrMrAFH.-The following are the names
of those sworn on the grand jury for the county
Westmeath at the spring assizes: William r
Urquhart, n. p, foreman; A. w. F. Greviue Nu-
gent, N. p; Hon. Francis Brown, Hon. Charles
Handbook, Sir BENJAMIN Chapman, Bart. !;
Sir Percy Nugent, Bart. Robert Hume Kelly,
George A. Rockford Boyd, John Longworth,
Robert smyth. Thomas James smyth: Major
smyth, Richard 8. Fetherston, John James En-
mis-, Henry Murray, John ID. Mearee, James A.
Dease, Richard w. ReyneH, Andrew Connolly,
William Fetherston, H. and George Purden.
MEArH.-On the 23d ult., fox cover, to the
extent Of about three acres, was malieionsly set
fire to at Harristown, county Meath, short
distance from Hayes. 1t was the property OF
Lord Mayo.
LoU1H.-The Dundalk Democrat of February
%, says: The judge of the High Court Of Ad-
ESQ.,, Clerk of the Crown, u commission to adj
minister oaths aud take declarations, afarma-
tions, and atteetations in and for the county of
Louth and county of the town of Drogheda,
and standing commission to take bail in the
High Court Of Admiralty. The appointment,
we arc certain, will give much satisfaction.
LoNGFoRD.-The following are the names of
those sworn ON the county Longford grand jury
for the spring assizes: : Hon. e. H. King Har-
man Sir Percy Nugent, Bart. james w. Bond,
George Lefroy, Major A. d. Hepenstal, Richard
E. Fox, Geo<ge w. Slator, James Wilson. Ar
thur W. d. Ball, John n. Jessop, John Bond,
Joseph R. o'Reilly, Ambrose Bole, George Ey-
ty Masters, David r. Edgeworth, John Wolseley
Fetherstone, Robert F. Rynd, Joseph Kmcaid,
Esqrs
Among the first trials called at the above as
sizes, Baron Fitzgerald presiding, was that
a riaino fronu the assault in Granard of the ReY
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! SPECIAL NOTICE-CITY MONEY AT PAR &c
the next thirty days for all Dental Operations.
DR.. MALONEY respectfully informs his friends al
the pSbc that he Y daily inserting sets of Teeth
same before the Teeth inserted without extrae
ing the roots II desired. by new PROCESS mhas ct
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The public debt of the United States is sait
to be four billions. What a debt of gratitude
We owe to the authors of this little account cur
rent
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

Ellsworth complaint Rock Elm has 40, and
Pleasant Valley 80 Republican votes. Ca
they complain
The towns of Union snd Hariland are the
ONLY ones out Of the eleven towns clsssed TO-
gether above which have the full quota of
votes for the representation given them. Aud
vet in face of these facts while the Southern
port ion of the county has a representation 90
per cent. greater than the Northern, it is
claimed that they are misused by the COM
nittee-are cheated out of eight votes
1t is for the Republic ms Of Pierce County
to Judge whether this opposition to the apPor-
Torment is we'll grounded or not-vheth er it
is made in the interest Of fairness. Justice and
party unity or otherwise.
Believing that the apportionment reflects
the design Of the resolution at the head of
this notwithstanding that it is satisfactory
TO those who passed the Notwithstanding
further that it is the faircst possible 10 be
made, submit this matter To che action of
the Republican Party Of Pierce County. with
confidence in the correctness Of its Judgment,
and with Willingness to abide by its decision
LUTTE A. TAYLOR.
Chm Republican 90. Committee
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
To Tie Republican Party of
Pierce Comfy.
THE APPORTIoNMENT OF DELE.
GATES TO THE COUNTY CON-
VENTION.

At the Republican Convention held CT
Ellsworth, Oct. /, 1867. at the close of the
Convention the following resolution was
passed.
"Rcsc!yed. That for future Conventions.
the committee are requested To fix the basis
of representation upon the Republican vote OF
each town and ward at the last preceding
general election. allowing each town and
ward at least one delegate. and one delegate
for every fifty votes, and fraction of fifty over
twenty five"
The Convention had really broke up before
the Resolution was passed, the majority o.
the delegates having left. and but FIVE voting
on it, three in favor and two against it. But
one thing was really settled by the debate
and action of the Convention. and that was
that the delegates be apportioned on the Re-
publican vote of the several towns. instead Of
on the en'i ire vote of both parties. 1t was
rightfully held that in a party convention
only the party should be represented. and
twenty-five Republicans in one town were
entitled TO the same representation as twenty
five in any other tovn-no less. 40 more.
Ii was found that the vote in most of the
towns is 30 small that the apporiionmcnt
could not be made 1n the basis Of fifty TO a
delegate. without working great injustice and
so. ;cith the concurrence Of every man who ro-
&c! for the dbsv> resolution. l took twenty
five As The basis. giving each town Il delegate
for every twenty five Republican votes Pooled
at The last general election. or fraction of
twenty-five equal TO one halt or over. BY
this apportionment the spirit ofthe revolution
was obeyed, the object of every man voting
for it was attained. and justice was done TO
all the towns.
The following is the airport! onment with
the number of votes cast - cal town for
the Republican candidate for Governor last
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

= We have received n communication
from Diamond Bluff, too late for this "a
per; it will appear next week.
= We see in MATT CARPEHrER's list
or appointments. no is announced Il
speak st Hudson on the 10th, inst. We
hope it may be possible to change the
time, rs that is the last day Of our Coun-
ty Fair, and many in Pierce Co. will
wish to attend at both places.
Last Friday Brown & Lambert
caught in their large net in the Lake, a
Muskalonge. 4 feet l inch in length,
weighing 80 pounds. In classic Ian
gunge he would be described as '.sock
dolager."
MCKEE may vet be found at his old
stand.-(The Book and Variety Store,
opposite the Journal Office --wEere he
still continues to deal our all goods in his
line at prices to suit everybody. Give
him call.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
ThreShing Machines.

ED. JoURsAL We clipped from the col
rmas Of your paper, a few weeks ago, the
following:
SOME THREsHING -Massrs. ROwlev. Nc
ROrIe snd Nichols, ON the farm Of J D. Put
nam, in three consecutive davs, threshed GIG,
SIS and 69s bushels of wheat Who beats
it, Who will make 1t 5000?
We feel ourselves under some obligations
10 Messrs. Rowley d CO, for their effort to
spread the fame OF the Case Machine, and We
ihink they have done well: but we 10 not
think that 675 buslicl Of wheat in day is
big ;hrezhing- We have in our possession
statements OF reliable parties from Illinois,
Iowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin, stating that
they have tbreshed and cleaned in ten hours
over $50 bushels OF wheat; and we will stake
Cur reputation and also our grcenbscks that
NC can threeh and clean 600 bushels of
wLeat in zen h0urs with Case Muchine. and
re viii not refer you 10 the Proprietors, at
Racine. Wis, to back W our statements. or
make good our assertions We are at Pres
colt. and can be easily found at all times
Call and see ne.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

Public examination o! teachers 81 Fierce
county VIII be held as follows. 'z
At Ell Paso VILLAGE. for the towns u Aa~.
tell. FL Paso, Rock Elm and EIs"oylh, OH
Tuesday, oct. 81, at o'cla"s p X
At Trimbclle. for ths t5rzos q T.i;a' e2,s
Oak Grove, Hartland End Trenton. Ths.'
day, Oct. 90. at / ocloc', ?
Al Maiden Reck. fn- ''is t2~us a ''!ess-
ant Valley. Union, Salem and !ss'a,l'. -
Wednesday. Nov 4. att o'ci~cE u
Al River falr, for the towns Of Piver
Falls, Clifton. Prescott and Diamond Bluff.
on Monday. Nov. 9 st O'Clock P ".
special examination viii alsn re hcld st
Prescott, on Friday, Nov. 10. At Prescott
candidates for examination mus, b. present a !;
some one of the above risc's. IS ffiva,- 2, :
amiuatome will not he given except 10. Ia y fl
reasons.
Teachers must a'so expect TO remain to the
close Of each session. RS cert ifieateS will not
hc granted on a Vsrisl examination. SIX il
the standing for a 81 grade cert Ge4 ale, and
or a limited certificate.
We invite th- attendance of school officers.
and will render all assistance possible in pro-
curing teachers. RI. REED.
%. >u;,'t 81 5>hooi,.
Prescott. Sent e5til. I2,;a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
Summons for ReiieS.

Circuit Court. Pierc" County. ilaue! "
Strickland against Stella Strickland.
The State of Wisconsin,, 10 Sieis Strickland.
the above named Dei"ndgsi
NOU are hereby auHH"n"d aud rrcr;'st
Il To answer the complaint in this scii"a.
which will be fled in the Office of the Clrrt
of the Circui: Court, at Ellsworth. in sr;d e. .
and tn serve 3 copy OF vour answer 10 re-
said complaint on the subscriber a; is oi'ic,-.
in the CITY of Prescott, in Pierce Co;iitx,
State of Wisconsin, within twenty dAys after
the service ereof, exclusive nf the dar of such
service; and il you fail to answer tie s1iJl
complaint within the time above stated. fh.,
plaintiff, will apply TO the court e: The relief
demanded in the said complaint.
Witness the Hon. II. L. Hunl.l.rev c.
cult Judge, this 5;h day al September. 81
2lw6 J. 9. BCTr"x. PITS Au'v>
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

You've MAs You'RE WAsTsD.-A
lady writer under this heading, hits of!
the men as follows:
4 woman wants you. Don't forget
her. Don't wait to be rich; If you do.
ten to one YOU are not fit TO be married .
Marry while Won are Young, and strug
Gle up together. But mark. Young man
the woman don't want you if she is to
divide her affections with a cigar. spit
toon, or whisky jug. Neither does she
want you if you don't take care of her
and the little 'aferthoughts" which are
sure to follow. Neither does she want
You simply because you are a man, the
definition of which is too apt to bean
animal that wears bitucated garments on
his lower limbs. a quarter section Of stove
pipe on his head. swears like pirate
and is given to filthy practices generally
She wants You for a companion, help
mate-she wants you TO have learned 10
regulate your appetite and passions; in
short, in the image of God, not in the
likeness OF beast. fyou are strong in
good purpose. firm in resistance to evil,
pure in thought and action. as YOU re-
quire her TO be, and without which in
ward purity neither Of You are fit for
husband and wifs; if yon love virtue and
abhor vice. if you are gentlemanIy, for
bearing and kind, and not loud talking
exciting and brutal, young man, that
woman vans you; that modest, fair,
cheerful, right looking. frank spoken
woman wo mean, Eho fills your idea Of
maiden and wife. 1t is she that wants
you-marry her when you like, whether
she is poor or rich; we'll trust you both
on the above conditions, without any fur
tier sec,.rity.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
AppOine meists.

The appointments of the Methodist preach
era of the " est Wisconsin Conference are as
f. lows:
PRsscorr DIsrRrcT-Joseph E. Irish. P. E.
Prescott-H. Chadeavne.
Osceola-E. s Ravens.
Hudson To be appointed.
Hammond--W. Hamilton.
New Richmnnd-J. ). Lake.
Trimbele-W J. Perry.
Rush River-To be supplied.
River Falls-N S. Austin.
Pleasant Valley-A w. Cummings.
We are informed that cur fellow tG wnsman.
Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton has received the ap-
2o.ntment of Presiding Elder of Madison
District, and has chosen Mazomanie rs his
reside nee for the press nj, where his friends
may address him.
Few men ever wis more completely the
confidence al d esteem of q community, than
Mr.. FULLERTON has done here and the people
will learn with regret that he is to move from
us. and he will bear with him TO his new field
Of labor, the warmest wishes of those lie leaves
behind.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

The nearuess Of the nominating con
veniion induces more or less specu
lation q. to who will be the candidates
Of the Republican party for tho vaIious
offices to be filled at the next election.
For member Of Assembly the name of
Franklin Otis Of Trimbelle, aud Ehoch
Quimby ofDiamond Bluff, are prom
inenily mentioned. Each isa pioneer
in the county, and pillar in the party,
and either would, we think, be accept
able to the people, and creditsLle TO the
county rs n legislator. Several other
name. are less prominently mentioned
For Treasurer, Mr.. J. A. Guitteau
and NJ. B. Williams are rs far as we
snow, the only sspirants. Each one is
too well known in tho county to need
any notice here.
For Clerk Of the Board OF Supervi-
sors, John ". VIM, would accept re-
nomination, and Hans. Warner Of Mar
tel and u. J. Paine Of Maiden Rock are
spoken of rs candidates, while &. W.
Cairns Of Ellsworth has many friends
who would be glad to sec him in the
place Al are good men.
For Register of Deeds anil Clerk of
the Court, Clark w. Brown will probably
be re nominated and elected without SO.
rous opposition.
For Sheriff, J. Iverson of M.rell, NJ
c. Guest of Rock Elm, and Jas. Wal
singham are spoken Of If the nom ma
ton should come to this part of the
county, Geo. W. Dickinson, tho pres
snt efficient Deputy Sheriff would prob
ably be the unanimous choice.
For District Attorney, VIC presume
our fragile friend, J. c. Button, will be
r.-nomnetsd.
There is plenty of available material
for ~ excellent ticket, and VIC expect the
Convention will put such a one in the
field, and the people will endorse it.
- School Books down, down, at Por-
ter's Book Store.
= School books given away. almost,
at MckEE's Call and get full supply,
no charge for showing goods--Books
new and old-assortment rs good as
can be found = the CITY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
EKseil:iye Committee
Sgt eis:, 1868.

- The neat State election ;;kos p.soc IN
Srbrssks. OF r. fir, Tuesday IL o,tobar.-
The cou;es; siIl - f,r che Congrt ssman.
Governor, Sts;c cf.ccTs and Legislature.
Ike Republicans elected their Governor in
June 1856. BY I54 majority. In October
folio wing they elected Marquette 10 Congress
~ majority Of j.. over t. :. Martin The
contest in Ociobcr viii b. sharp one. but
the Republican ticket sill pretty ssicly sue
coed. rs Grant certainly viii in November.
On the SECOND Tuesday Of October. Pennsyl-
Sania. Ohio sind Indiana will vote for Rep
rr.entsiiyrs % Congress, Stste officers and
Ezcmber of the legislature Indiana also
sleeis Gore.Ho- Al Lieutenant Governor.
Tic conviction "a daily growing strong.r-in
FAC: . amounts sliU,st 20 ceT's;nty-thst
ias rePr:!icsns will oas!y ihc.s ihre" States
6T large InaIuriiiea.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
Gossip Of Things Local and
Otherwise.

= The Republicans Of Hudson intend to
have the largest political demonstration ever
held in the Northwest about the middle OF
October. Full particulars will be given soon.
Matt Carpenter and Ignstius ponnelly will
address tho people.
The weather for the past week has been
perfect each day wonderous miracle of
beauty.
Mr. P. PoTrs. of this city leaves for
California in a short time.
- kev. MYRON W. REED. of Columbus,
has been spending few days in town. and
bns gone to Lake Superior on pleasure ex-
cursion.
- Rev. NJ. NJ Martin has decided not to
accept the call to remain in charge of the
Congregational Church here.
- The camp meeting at Beldenville. which
was in progress for about two weeks. closed
last Sunday.
ANY Post Office has bsen es;abl shed
at Rock Elm Center. S. j. Fox Postmas-
ter.
= Geo. Newton, of the Merchants
Hotel" is going TO have dance at Dunbar :
Hail. on Friday evening Oct. 9Th. George
is old hand in getting up such things. and
will try and have this one of the hest of the
season. general invitation is given.
- Messrs Brown & Lambert are catching
and disposing Of dead loads" Of fish, and
they still have large supply on hand, and
are ready 10 furnish them to the people of
this and adjoining towns in large or small
quantities. Particular attention given 10 or
ders from abroad.
= Rev. I. II. Fullerton, being about to
change his residence to the South part Of the
State. desires US to say that he wishes to sell
his House, furniture, fuel. no rise. buggy,
sleigh. and many other articles. aud will give
bargains 10 purchasers
= Hon J. A. Hsdlcy. of Watertown, one Of
the NEST esteemed public men in this State.
died last week Wednesday. aged so years.
= Aaron Fuller, OF Pepin. aged l6 years
was killed by an accidental shot by his cous-
in With whom he was aut cunning, few
DAYS since.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
Agen; for J. l. Case d Co.

STILL TuEY Come.-An agent for Nor
~egian Colony was at St. CrOix Falls last
week, with letters from cur State officers
looking up locations. upon the Agricultural
College lands. for some thirty families who
propose 20 come this fall. and others who are
TO come from Europe in the spring He re-
turned we'll pleased with his selections. Some
Of those who are 10 move in this Fall we
learn. sell good firms Ia the South part of the
State and have resided in Wisconsin some
time. Assistant Secretary Of .Ssair Spencer,
writes a citizen of saint Cruix Falls. that he
regards this movement as the :iIst aud imTue-
,,iste step t0a settlement Of several hundred
~.;i-. s-r s.'rty. Poi a. Pres.