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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

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In the world, Perhaps has the happiness Oh
possessing OneIof the most celebrated .Pil-
grimages in the worid-that OF Our Lady
of Fourvieres. Every year, ON the eth OF
secration Of their town. to the. Blessed
place this year with the usuaI spienoor,
and was favored by nagoapcens weatner.--i
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DowN WITH PoPERY.---The corrupt re-
mains of the Brownies and Dowlings have
given birth to q successor in their Anti
Popery crusade, in the person of DR.. Mat
tison, who has written pamphlet having
for its most pregnant sentence, What can
and Must be Done.a What that means may
readily be understood. Know Nothingism
is to be revived, and Catholics are to be ex-
terminated. The New York Tribune, al
luding to this Methodist Doctors produc-
ton, says:
"a pamphlet of one hundred and fifty pages
has been written and published by the Rev. H.
Mattison, ID. D., on the abduction of Mary Ann
Smith by the Catholics and her imprisonment
in q Nunnery. The narrative relates the early
life apdt conversion of the girl who has lately
obtained so much notoriety, and describes an
alleged plot for her abduction, with detailed
report of the legal proceedings for her release
from the convent. DIR. Madison discusses tho
present state of the case and the hopes for the
| future, presents similar instances of Catholic
persecution, brings forward a series of what he
calls startling facts respecting Romanism, and
raises the question, which he undertakes to
i solve-which question is, What Can and Must
| be Donef"
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Despise not any man, and do not spurn
ANYTHING; for there is no man that has not
his hour, nor is there anything that has not
its place.
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xoRNIHo STAR AND CATHOLIC 1GEsgKNGKR.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1883.
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DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIGEHcE.

DIOCESE OF PIrrsBuRa. Laying .cf tie
Corner Stone.of st. JOstpk's Chsrcs, bron6-
ersviNe.-On Sunday afternoon, Oesooer Atm,
at 3 o'clock, the corner STONE Ofsthe new
church at Brondersvilie WAS soiemnly bless
ed and deposited IN rs proper place by the
Richt Rev. Bishop D0nenec. ss..,ss.!a I'M
The concoufse assembled TO, witness the
ceremony was very Large, being estimated
at betweengseyena and. eight thousands No q
The Right Rev. Bishop delivered Q short,
practical and impressive discourse 70 the
deeply attentive audience. Very Rev. J.
Stibiei spoke IN German at greater length,
and with much efIect, At the closN OF the
imposing ceremonies the assembled thou,
sands wele dismissed with the solemn Pom
tiical Blessing. !i9asfss. s 81 y
Tisitation.-On the 18TH Of September the
Right Rev. Bishop DOmeuec visited st.
Bernard's Church, Indians, % where he ad-
ministered the Sacrament Of Confrmation
after which the congregation proceeded in
Orocession to the burial ground, which was
consecrated by the Right Rev. Bishop.
On the following day the same Right Rev
Prelate visited st. Alphonsns' Church, Muir:
rinsyille. He 1ectured in the evening, and
next morning he Administered the Sacra.
ment of Confirmation to about sixty per.
sons, several of whom lwere adultsr and
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April "a.
FLoUR-Firmer and first-class brands are
higher; sales Spring extra at s9G10 20.
w Health good speculative demand,
and 39314c higher; closing firm at 81 061<
for NOR; sales of No. at 81 Is.
CORN Less active and %91Ic lower;
sales of No at s6dS7c; No, 2 at 84L@85c /;
new at S49S5c; rejected at $40; closing
quiet at S4@S41@c for new.
OATS -A91ac lower; closing weak at SIC.
RYE-MOre active and irregu ar; sales at
81 81 ior No. l, and 81 849l 81 for No2.
BARLEY-Firm; sales of 70. 2 in store at
" 81. and sample lots at 81 85g2 s..
PORK-Mess Stesdy and drm at 81.
LARD-Firm and shade higher; sales of
prime cam at 17189175sc.
HAMS-Sugar pick ed hams more active:
sales at I6344l7l5c
LUX MEATs-Quiet and unchanged.
LIVE HOGS-Flrm, steady, and rather
better for light lots; sales at SO l21zG8 so
for light, and IS 1909 . tor fair to gooi
grades.
BEEF CATTLE-Moderately active: sales
at s6 3597 25 tor butchers stock 81 5Oa9 90
for medium to fair, and IS 6599 . for
choice to good.
RECEIPTS - 5,832 barrels -four; 1924
bushels wheat; 66,910 bushels corn; %, 426
bushels oats; ST 1--we hogs.
SHIPMENTS-S,99 1874 barn els of -four; 1925
bushels of wheat; l7l304 bushels of corn
2, $50 bushels of oats; $50 live hogs.
FREIGHTS-Inactive and nominal.
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Err ne W >.
For o1er Riger items see serz,m Pace.

nor other Rtuer TENS see SeUs71th Page.
The clouds that vere-ftght and feathery
during the forenoon thickened in the
afternoon ard broke in a ight rain, al
teaded with some wind, at o'clock yes
terday evening, and there were fair pros
poets for a rainy night There were no
additional arrivals up TO dark. The Cum
berlans, for Cairo; Louisa, TO Wabash
River; Mol,fe Norton and Newsboy to
Henderson; James Gray, TO FIostburg,
and sam Orr. to EastpOrt, departed-au
with good trips.-.......The J. p. Webb is al
ready nearly loaded, and will leave early
this afternoOn.--.-..-.Capt. Ed. White, we
are told, took the Ada Lyon out on We'd
nesday, Capt Edwards having STOPPED of
Capt. Ed. is q veteran commander....
The Emma Floyd arrived from Nashville
late last night and after lying here some
time looking for freight, left for Cincin-
nati......The ]. r. HOyle came in from ClO-
verport with a good trip. The Fanny
Brandies is due here Monday morning and
viii return TO GAINESVILLE on Tuesday eve
ning..--Capt. J.V. Throop dispatches capt
Rudd tnat the May Flower VIII be here at
noon Monday, en- route to Louisville and
win want freight She expects 70 ply reg
ularly as weekly packet, between Louis
Vile and st. Louis, very doubtful exper-
think the Louisiana left
Cincinnati last night tor New Orleans and
viii be here tomorrow. She is an excel
lent boat and IS finely commanded -.-.. The
MinneOla win be here early Monday morn
ing for Memphis...--.The Richmondfs not
announced among the departures from
Louisville last night, and it is probable
that she viii not be ere till tomorrow.
BY last nights dispatches, we learn that
the Talequ8h struck a snag and was Sc
riously damaged in Arkansas river. near
Fort smith. She had reached Little Rock. I
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK. April "a.
DRY GOODs-Market more active under
the further rise in cotton. All the stand
ara makes OF heavy Brown SheetIugs that
have been offering at lie and 49, have
been brought up or Withdrawn from sales.
Goods like Broadway Sheetings are now
bringing I615c; LacOnia = 1910, while Bed
lord r are steady at 101&c The whole tone
OF The market is toward a Use, much
against the viii Of jobbers whose stocks
have run down. COttonades of good
makes h ave been active at 40c: holders
ask an advance of &c. COlOred cottOns of
various makes are selling at prices below
cost, and while the Western trade are
waiting for goods to decline, the prospect is
that they will advance. The Print mar
ket Is firm; no one now cOntemplates re-
ducing prices. American commands l41zc;
AmosKeag l4c; oriental lac; Sprague's
1916; MerrInac 14c.
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New YORK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. April "A.
COTToS-Fully &c better. with a fair
business; sales 4,500 bales at 323zc for mid
ding uplands
FLOUR Receipts, GAS barrels and 1859
bags; firm but not very active; sales of
S,400 O0ls., at SO 3Ota9 50 for superdne State
and Western SO 20asIO. IS for extra state ;
$40 359l4 90 for round hoop Ohio; SlI coo
sl2 80 extra st. Louis: 50 Scale 90 Tor
good to choice ditto: closing quiet; Cali
fornia -four firm sales, $50 sacks at sl2 goa
81 80. Rye flour a shade frmer; sales of
600 bbls at s. 2509 s..
CORN MEAL-Steady: sales 500 barrels at
- 50 for city S. 4096 50 for Brandywine--
w HTsKY--S ON nally unchanged.
WHEAT Receipts 81, $50 bushels; about
lc better and quiet; sales OF p 600 bushels
at s. 50g2 50 for No. Spring in store and
de ivered; s. 90 for No. do. in store; SO 30
93 81 for white GeneSsee. e..-.s-s la.
RYE-Scarce and hrmer; sales Of 500
bushels Western to arrive via canal at
= %; $500 bushels state, in small lots, at
s. 2512 2S-an extreme.
BARLEY Quiet.
= BARLEY MALT-Quiet and steady.
CORN-Recetpts, 55,40O bushels; about Ic
lower; sales of 81 900 bushels at 81 I4GI is
for new mixed Western a6oat; closing at
81 l4@l Is for old do; 81 1715 in store; 81 Is
ia 81 store and foE q, old 90 dellyered 81 PIC
Southern.
OATS - Receipts, IL 500 bushels; heavy:
sales of 900 bushes At S5c for Western in
store.
RICE Dull. H-.F e
III # II MS otAAGo VI AsAgJ DetA4CA6 u
Rio at IL &c, 90 d.
sUGAREFiTm; sales OF 1000 barrels Of
CUBE at ll159l254.
MoLAssEs- Quiet; sales of $50 hOgsheads
at 5S149591zc for Cuba and MuscOvadO;
56199725zc for Demarara; quiet and UNI
changed.
PETReLEUM-Firm at I21SqI4c for crude;
263S612655c for refined in bond
PORK-Firm; sales $3.50 barrels; s27 85d
SIS u for new mess, and closing at 80 50
regular; S26 S7C927 90 Tor old mess, and CLOS
Ing Ing az 81 % regular; 50 5O9Z3 90 for prime;
So 90 for prime mess; also 500 barrels mess
al s2o 80 for buyer for May and seller for
June.
BEEF-Firm; sales SO barrels; sIJ O0G
so 90 for mess; SO 50924 50 for new extra
mess; 300 tIeTces at S36 00@eS9 90 for prime
mess; 81 00043 90 Tor India mess.
BEEF HAMS-NOminaI.
CUT MEATS-Firmer; sales 800 pack
ages. at 121z9I31ac for shoulders; l65<9lSc
for hams. E-
BACOS-Quiet and firm.
LARD-t trm and quiet; sales $50 barrels,
at l7zs9lS5sc; small lots at I85<c.
BUTTER Steady; 20940c for Ohio; 50954c
tor State.
CHEESE-MOre active and firm, a { I3alzc.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPoOL-Quiet.
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CINCTNSATI. April "A.
FLOUE-f'irm and in demand; family at
Sll 25@ll 80; fancy SI2 0O9l3 90.
WHEAT-in good demand and the mar
ket is firm at g esq., 70 for Nos. ? and !
Winter
CORN-Highert ear 900; shelled Gle.
OATS carce and in demand at sc.
RYE advanced 70 3 10, and he supply
is light.
BARLEY-S2 70.
COTToN-Firm and prices higher; mid
ding 30G3O55c.
TOBACCO-FiEm at full prices.
Observation-Disclosures with some specu-
lative demand; me- Pork SIS 90; Lard lSc;
Bulk Meats I214c and l45<c; Bacon I314c for
shoulders, and l61zc and TIC for clear rib
and clear sides sugar cured hams l91IC020c.
BUTTER-Dull and lower; sales at 3Uq36c
for fresh.
EGGS-Flrn at &c.
LINSEED OII.-sI H.
GREEN APPLES-S carce at S6 O0d7 90 per
barrel.
P0TArOES-Firm at 81 80 per bushel, and
$ 50G53 70 per barrel, on arrival.
DRIED + RUIT-Quie ct at former rates.
GoLD-ClOsed at 139 buying. and 1897 sell
ing.
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New York Gold and stock Market

By telegraph NEW YORK April "a
MoSEY-LIarket very easy throughout
the day. CAL loans per cent, with ex-
ceptlons at D; prime business paper passes
at 4gSc; sterling less firm at IO9I014 for
prime bills.
GCLD-o,Lower; opened at 1895; closed at
cent. for carrying, and fiat for borrowing.
Governments - Have been somewhat
Irregular, and the export bic ones have
fallen ts44 per cent. in sym pathy with
gold. The issues held at home are Steady,
The Assistant Treasurer bought half a
million 7-30s at l07, and sold $500 600 gold
7-3OS scarce; market clio ed steady but dull.
80 prices: Coupons of 81 lI3Q0II31k: do,
'62, Ills49ul1s; do. '64. ll09ll01S; do. 65,
lI0149 ll05s; DO. new. 10sl49l0s5s; do. '67
1OS54al0S5s; l0-40s l02549l025s; 7-S0s iO7gIO71S.
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River Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, April 2t-Eveuing.-Arrfv-
ed-HaVana. and Cham piOn, from Cincfn-
natl; Richmond, from New Orleans. De-
parted - Havana, for Nashville; Cham
ptOn, for st. Louis. The river IS falling
slowly, with 8 feet inches water I'm the
canal; feet inches in the pass: and s
feet inches on the rocks. The weather is
cloudy and wet Business is toIerab y
sent to attempt TO raise the sunken
steamer HeSper, ia the Arkansas.
PiTTsBURG, April 24-Noon.-River 5 feet
inches by the pier, and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS. April 24.-The steamer Tale
quah struck a snag IN tie Arkansas River.
Just below Fort smith, on the 18th, break
ing some imbers; shipped water: enter
ed protest at Fort Smith. She has since
come to Little Rock.
CINCINNATI April "a - Eve. - The riy-
er IS falling, with p feet 9 inches in the
channel, and 70 feet under the bridge for
passing steamers Weather clear and
mild. Business on the landing very dull.
The Louisiana departed for New Orleans
with only 80 tons The arrivals outside
Of the regular pack cts were the Charmer,
from Evansville; Kentou. from St. Louis.
ures-Loulstana, for New Orleans: Kenton
for Pittsburgh Belle Vernon, for St. Louis
NASHVILLE, A pril q - Evening The
river is stationary 10 feet on the shoals;
heavy rain this afternoon; weather warm.
Arrived-Fanny Brandeis, from Cincin-
natl. and Iallsman, from CanO DEPART.
ed-Fanny Brandeis, for Evansville. In
port-Talisman, Umpire aud Alpha.
MEMPHIS, A pril 24-Eve.-CIoudy: very
warm; slight rain his afterno0n: the
river rose inch; FIRE ghts very scarce. De.
pa ted - Julia and Miss ssIppi, for St
Liberty No. 2
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. April a
TOBACCo-Shipping leaf, medium manu-
featuring and bright leaf are active and
higher. Lug> quoted al S4aS; common to
medium leaf $500; bright do s20975.
COTTON-Held firm at Bic, without sales.
HEMP SI309I40 for undressed.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Prime and choice white held al
s. 81.
CORN-Dull and unchanged; S498Se.
OATs-Firmer at 70G735zc; the latter for
fancy in store.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged; 81 SOFA
g 70 for prime to choice.
RYE-Slow and heavy; 81 85GI 80.
PRovIsIoNs-Active and higher; more
buy ers than sellers. Pork S27 7502S Bulk
Meats-rib sides at Chicago I415c. Ba con
shoulders at SIC, held &c higher; clear
firm; l7s4c offered. lSc asked for choice.
LIVE SToCK-Supplt and business small.
cattle range at 59S54c. sheep g 5097 90 q
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Memphis Market.

By nelegraph.1 MEMPHIS, A pri q.
CoTEoN-Fiim at SIC, but no buyers; re-
ceipts. 1870 bales; exports, 81 bales; weeks
receipts. .476 bales; exports, 1901 bales /:
stock, l79 bales.
FLoUR-Dul and unchanged.
PoRK-At s28 O0G2S so.
BACoN = Firm; shoulders 1917, and clear
sides 1916.
LARD-lS156l9c.
CORN-97c,
OATS-75c.
HAY-SI7GIS.
RRAN-S34
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-HOUsE-T fine dwell
~ isg-hOuse ON the corner of First Street
and Fulton Avenue. Lot 50 feet front on
Fulton Avenue, running back 40 feet on
First street. Good stable and other out
bui. dings on the premises. The property
Will be seld cheap. Enquire of
CHAS. SCHAUM & CO.,
Cor. Fourth St. and Fifth Az, LaTnascO,
or Of GEORGE WOLFLIN,
APPS dim Mt. Vernon. Ind.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. April "A.
TOBACCo-A fraction lower; sales of 1S3
hOgsheads Tugs at 5000; medium leaf, l3
@l5c; wrappers. SS7 80.
FLOUK-SupeF6ne So 70.
WHEAT-Prime Red, 81 5092 IS.
OATS-77G7Sc.
CORN-90d93c
LARD-ISGIS1<c.
MESS PORK-S2S.
BACON-Market active with large sales;
shoulders. 1870, clear rib Sides I6Z0I7c
clear sides 17I5d1T5<c.
COTTON-Middling 3Od3OJ6c
WHIsKY-Raw, 81 20.
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MOXETARY 6 COMMERCIAL

To CoUSTRY NERCHASTs.-Te direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities Of tie JoURSAL
Company for printing FancE Posters and
All kinds cF mercantile WORK. viz. BIZ
Heads. Cards. Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any OF the
F,Yan .viIle merchants.
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WANTED.
nTANTED-AGENTs- To sen

wTANTED-AGENT To sell the
w LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT
BY John 5. @. Abbott. This work will be
illustrated with three fine steel engravings
and eight maps, printed in tint and sold
only by subscription. Agents viii find
this a work that viii sell itself. the sub
The book VIII be published cannot fail to
Insure for it an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
stg2 territory. WHITE, CORBIN, BOWIE
NCO., Publishers, 40 Walnut Street. Gin
ohio. fmarlS diff
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House and Lot at Auction.

- WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
ton. on the premises. on The 4th day Of
May. 1t68, al 3 o'clock In the afternoon. on
Leer St, Lot No. Il, Block No. 8, Lamascos
on which is a coed twc STORY frame mouse,
with seven rooms, stable, aud out houses
Size of lot, Il by 100 feet. Terms Of sale
One-third cash, One-thiFd in six months,
and One-third in twelve months from
date, with interest.
HIRAM NELSON, Auetioneer.
ar0Q dfd
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Houses and Lot at Auction.

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, MON
day, May 4th. 1853, at the courthouse
door IL Evansville. at 2 o'clock P NJ, Lot
No. 5. Block No 4, Eastern Enlargement,
on which are two frame building, with
five rooms; lot 20 BY 100 feet. Terms-s50O
cash the balance in SIX and twelve
months, with interest.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
ap23 dtd
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DWelIIng HOUSE Tor sac.

"YLL be sold on accommodating
Wv terms Lot No. g, in BLOCK No. 2, IN
the Southern Enlargement of Evansville,
on which is a new nd fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other out
buildings, being the late residence Of Jacob
II. Miller, on Chandler Street.
Apply at the Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
mar26 Il
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European Market.

By Cable.l f4 LONDON, April 24-Eve.
Consols 93159935s. Bonds 7U1S.
FRANKFORT, April A-Eve.
Bonds 752S9751l.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-Eve.
Cotton active and advancing; uplands
125sd. to arrive, 3d.; Orleans I255d. afiOat
$4,000 bales; American 1900. Corn 3Ss. Sd.
Wheat quiet. Pork dull. Lard active at
65s. 3D.. Other articles unchanged.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT STORE-ROOM A fine
= stOre-rOOm, No. 70 Main Street, be-
tween Secon and Thru, now occupied b.
N1ckery Brothers, suitable for a whOi~ 2
or retail store. A lease will be give n
two, three, or five years. For particu4 rs
inquire OF John Enrich, OF the widow Of
VIM. mrich.
apps dtf LIZZIE ENRICH.
TOR RENT - COURTHOUSE That
x very desirable stOre-hOuSe, No. Main
street, viii be rented to he list January
next Apply to CHARLES NIEIE
mch7 DIR
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BOARDTNG.

DOARDING BY 1HE DAY OR
- WEEK at
MRS. E. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. u Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
Of day boarders can still be aceommode-
ted. MRS. E. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
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CHANCE 70 GET PLEASANT HOMES.
ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,


n the northeast portion OF the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion of the city. and not
ar from the Main Street line of Street
Railroad, and any extension of said line
may. be expected to run close to il. The
ground is
IGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. It lies west of
the LongWorth Tract (the location of the
proposed City Park, and adjOins IL, and is
nsi d e the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply imm ediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
MCNEEL g. SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narl3 Mayors Office.
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R. SMITH & BRO,

~ nm a q n c a X q n -
I4f MAIN ST, bet. Fourth and Firm,
EVANSVILLE, IED.s
Raep constantly on hand a large stock az
Metallic Eases and Caskets, and Walnua
Cofins. Particular attention paid 70 Lay
SuTOut ard Dressing. laps d8M