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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Cheapest place I'm the city 10 buy
2lanneIs, Lsnseys. Jeans, etc., is nj
yendfg a. Bros. a26 Main 81. S0-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Iryou waut good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben q Bro, 28l Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new. M. COHEN, 800 Main at. 7
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ALL wool white end red aannels, 25c.
worth 40c.-st j. II. Loewenstine q
Bros. 23l Main street. 5H
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Ar AUcTIox.-W. II. Psssmore & Co.
will continue the sale tomorrow, at ten
o'elock.of dry goods, underwear, hosiery,
etc, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

ALL wool figured merino at 25c. at y.
q. Loewenstine a Bros, Clay Build.
ing. 90
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Memphis Cotton Msrket--0ctcber IA.
Market rather dull. in consequence of fac
tors holding back for further information from
New York and Liyerpool.
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re MovAL.

MADAME ANNA, THB FORTUNE
NJ Teller, Of Gayoss street, has removed 70
The corner Of Hernando road ard oollege ave-
uae-one square from street railroad. ~
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The IOCK STITCH which Il

makes is more durable and beautiful than
any other, presenting the same appear
snce on both sides of the fabric and will
not ravel. 1t is also more economical,
requiring oSE.THIBD LESS cotton than any
other kind of stitch. Being the same on
both sides. it is not necessary to use the
extremely fine sewing cotton required by
those machines which make a stitch with
q ridge on the under side, which can only
be concealed by using thread too delicate
and fine to bear ordinary wear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

BEaurIFuI Slid coIOred and fancy
poplius at 25c.-worsss oOe.--at .. y:
Loewensiine 4 Bsos.', 23l Maj st. ~
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The BEST Is THE CHEAFEsT.-J. De-
vote has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. -- "a. ~. o.
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WA n 70.

I1rA.vTED-A GOOD COOK AND TWO
w ,.ters for dining room. References re-
u.lred. Apply TO Oh. T. Them, II Monroe
xTTaNTRp = SEVERAL GOOD DRESS
w makers. At Miss Wishart's. No; lie
Union street. % ..
vIrANTED -EvRRY QNs TO KNOW
w that DR.. Russelrs VIZ bIABLn lN-
LECTION cures Gonerrhea aud elect " ron
two to ten days. without the use 9, peaicine
l2'Norfh Court street Sent securely packeds
20 any address. on receipt Of price ~ Per
bottle -s---
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PrrrsBuRe and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

WHEATON & Co., hstters and furriers,
279 Main. New styles just received. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

PIrTssuRG and camel coal and gas
.coke-Bigley, Mellersh 4 Co. Office, 27e
Main street. Bethel block. E vt
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
New York: Money Market-October Ia.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic TELEGRAPH, 4
RIVER INTnLLIaRncs.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. a. reported to
US by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Iryou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben 4 Bro, 28l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben q Bro. 28l Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Special bargains I'm Dress Goods nd
vendig a. Bros, 226 Main sc. 30
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It is an instrument Of great versatility
in its operations 1t will hem. fell, braid,
cord, gather. tuck more beautifully than
any other machine in use, without basting
or any preparation of the work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

DOUBLE refined carbon oil, SOC per gal
Ion, at 23t Main street. -n 1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Il possesses the very great advantage
of carrying the work in the natural way
from left to right which enables the
operator to handle the work more readily
and to sit upright; while machines which
carry the work from the operator require
an inclination Of the body forward (detri-
mental to health and are hard and tire
some to use.
&
The prices are within reach of every
one. Machines are made to suit all tastes
and circumstances, and the plainest in
finish will work as well as the most costly.
Full and thorough instructions given
at the honse Of the customer at any time,
free OF charge, and the utmost pains
taken to render complete satisfaction.
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Or 10
RoYsTER. TREZgvANT 4 co.
LANIRR 4 wADDKLL.
W. A. WHEATLEY.
DONoH0, JOY AGO.
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AttentiOn All |!

IaLL At Y. ". GLISs0N's GROCERY
I store. No. lls Main street, corner Of rx-
change, and buy your family and plantation
supplies. He keeps thu hestef eyeIytn,ng ana
ny c', sio' - 22-47
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Friar's Point Helena and Bends
- Packet. -
DAN ABLE, Has. Lee. n aster.
Clerks: Stack Lee and c. Jackson.

Leaves Memphis commene'ng September
-, Moudays. Wedntsfays and fridays. AZ 5
O'Clock pm. Leave frar's Point. Tuesday,.
Thursdays and saturraSg, 81 % o'cloek an.
ELLIOTT MILl.Ek. Memphis.
MORTON. ALAN A CO. Priar's point
n PENNEY A BUkKk. Helena.
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Sic 6eirotteu ber 1rappers (Biberiascr)

9ieie merf,uiroiaen S,eiratben. bic nit Der 3eit
cine neutrality-suspicious. in ben Jellenaebraen
her neitliden Yrairen CUR 6olse baben mercen fins
ben fdh in feiner Staatsoronun9 nod unierm @in=
ne, nidt sinmal in berienisen Der Ser. Staaien
HDroamerifas tuieOer.
Wenn Der 5ommcr unb 5efbff poriiber 1T unb Der
Binter nit ieinem Sdnee Die Sago in jenen rauhen
0eatnoen unnl5glih matjt, oann sehen lid1 Die
Srapper entmeSer IN Die einaelnen, BON guropdern
anaeie0ten Sorts auriif Inn neld,e {ib Die Snbia=
nerlhaaren oes bsiern Shubes wesen allmdis se@
iammelt baben, ooer lie ilberDntern in Den Stamm=
5iben Der linen beffeunbeten eSnbianer S,ter nun,
loo Ole triibe WinterSeit nit Gr5dhnngen, @eidn-
gen, Sdnjen uno 0fulif bngebrodbt Diro, entlpins
men Iidb snblreide Qiebesperbdttne nit inbiond3en
WRdoHen uno es peroen Chen IN nift gerln9er an=
3abl geid)loilen. - s
Sat Elm 9rapper fem Muge auf Elm Mtd6hen ge=
morfen. 10 be9ibt ct ld Sunddit su ieinen Yferbe,
mdblt bas fd6aife un6 werbuollite unter iAnen aus
unb eit oamit mad Der gBObnnns ibrer Glsrn. ooer,
menn bieie eeitorben iino, su ibren nddien Anoer=
tpanoten. 9iadoem ct oas 3hier an Den Yfdbl beg
treten Die Bewobner bes 3eltes heraus, unteruben
oas gfero, unb tpenn ibnen bofielbe 10 pie as oas
Wfdoben pertb erideint fnoet cine llnterreouns
fatt. ole gltern nebmen oas Yfero uno Der 2iebbas
ber bas Wfaohen. 9eBteres miro nun has p6llige
Gi9entbum bes Wfannes un0 fann. tuenn bic 3unei=
9un9 9eidawunoen, pieber perfauft psrben. @lau=
ben aber Die gftern bas Dldoden iei mebr merb als
has Yfero, 10 Diro elm speites 9ebraht; bod gebt
bic 8oroeruna aud biswsien 10 melt, oah Der 9isb-
baber Suriidtritt.
gyenn Elm BeiBer seneist it, cine Grou unter ben
Ghlansen Snoianeru 5u nebmen, 10 muB er iih ib=
rem @eisben iinb @ebrduden fiisen. Ob Der 6reier
elm @eiber ober Elm &otber lit, ideint ourdaus fei=
men nnterihieo ju MAIDEN; i'm @e9entbeil geben bic
Sd6nen ben gritern ben Uor5ug, 10 oaB oieie Die
ict6nften Wdbhen bes lStammes erbalten.
Dieie Yerbinounsen Iinb Denn aud Die 8eranlaIs
Jung, baB 10 piele Srapper ibr 2eben lang in Den
blut9etrduiten Sbdlern Der 6ellensebirse bleiben
benn ibre 3unesune au Den rotben S10nen NTH
oft 10 lebbait uno innis, als lie nur INNER gegeu
Jrauen ibrer ei9snen 6arbe iein t6nnte. '9
GarHbam fano I'M Sort Dauio grodstt enen mei=
ben anoler Der nit e!nsr Jrau aug benz lttnblta
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Ser R6nig BON Baiern mar 10 freunbli9,
bem Or. S. 6 Nper Die GrlaubniB 3u ertbeilen. Elm
Ouplifat BON Hausb's berubmter eoloiialer Statue
nebmen 5u laien. pelde ben Sies reprdientirt uno,
als gigentbum Der bairii1en Rrone, am Ginsan9
oes aonisliden VaIaiies su Wain6en aufgeffei iii.
Ser Opftor lieB oeiebe in 8ronse eieBen uno mothe
Der Stabt 9owea Elm @eidenf ban,it. sic III iebt
in Dem bortisen Yarf aufaseQt uno ipmboliirt nidt
aueln ole 6reibeit als Solse bes Sieses, ionbern
oud Die Srumpbe Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sbre
bioen ben Stol3 Der 5taot 2omea.
unter benelben ermerben iih aber beIonoers Mper's
,Uteoicnen Den Oanf Der MiIonen tpelde ourd9 oie=
ielben BON i6mer5liden uno oft aefdhrlihen 2ranf=
beten sebeilt tperoen. (Bolton Sourn.)
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9ie Ncaer I'M Giiben.

ST. Borfer Yiusburp, &eoafteur bes vMntiiela=
berei Stanoarb" un0 lett Delen Sabren e.ner pei
herporrasenbHen 9ertreter Der &leihitslung Del
9eser nit ben Weiben, berei aeeentpdrtis Die Sub
gu beobadten aber bic er, obne s ieaeisben gu ba'
ben, iouiel seidrieben bat Sic 3uitdnos bic er II
Wrflhteit sefunben bat, entiprsden oem giloe, bas
CT lid bapon gemad1t bat, iebr tuenia. Mber er II
ehrl9 genus bie8 ntfen su ia9en. Sier 1T, mas e'
iber bic Neaer in gbarleiton beridtet:
Ser Wbisfb bier lit oerteufelt iAleht uno ben.
nod {deinen iie benielben mebr ols irseno etmas
aHh Die Weiber. sic trinfen oenlelben rotbbe,b
uno pur pom Sab uno i'd babe Wltter selebsn, mel,
DE oieIen Wbisfp. ibrsn Rinoern, bic nur6 utonate
alt tparen, einsoiien."
Sn Besus auf ibre poItiiden aenntniie iast Sr.
YilsburD
vWsan muB in Der sbat cine serinae Mdtuns iber
bic feierIide 0erantportiihtet Der &egieruns be-
gen, iuenn man ben Stimmaettel Saulenoen uno
9auienoen BON Yeronen auflwin9t, ME mon i'm
Sioen dberaQ iebt, uno er tpuroe in Der Sbat Vie=
len out9e5mungen, NO INNER Die 8etpelenen Sclas
pen eeltlmmt baben. sic pubten uno fummerten
iid nidt mslr lbsr Oas. mas Fe beim St'mmen
BssisIid Der bdreerIiden Sueeuben Ieiner friibes
rem Gleblin9e bemsrft er
rSebr menise Gnoer iperoen seboren uno Der &ns
oermoro ft gep6bHlid. gs fdeint ME fur eine Sfa=
mlltennabi3eit gelorgt Su tuer0en. SD lob Sdug.
lin9e nno eine Sinoer, welhe ben aon5en Gag uber
nadt maren, uno Rnabsn BON 5m6lf Sabren, welde
nnr etn Gleiounssliid. uno bas oft iebr serlumpt.
an hatten. Wiele Jrauen, iunee uno alte, paren
oberbalb oer SaiQe nadt, uno ebenio unterbalb ben
Sneen." S. ~ ~
Sr. YiQsburp tommt bann mieoer auf oas Stimms
re6t 5uriid unb bemerft:
rSie m6gen oas 5timunre1t n0tbie baben, allein
mir iheint es, oaB iie 5efs, Sanb, feline &dmme,
Reiid. etiible, Siid5e, Wefer @abeln. 9oife, Ten=
teribeiben uno peIe anoere Din9e n0tbiser baben.
Wenn bieie Oinge benz Stimmre6t niht poraus.
8eben olten, 10 iheint es mir, oaB lie oaielbe pe=
nigltens bebleiten iDuten.N -. ss rrtalga a.g Z
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Cine Seirutb in Columbus, Wcbrasfa.
aus Columbus, 9lebrasfa, ldreibt uns ein Greun
unterm g. Yopember:
Nerbcir1tbct:
9crr Sinrent I ummcr,

S. Serbciratbet:
Serr Binrent Summer,
friber pDm Columbus, Ohio, Geiong Yereia, nit
Sungirau Gniiua Werbrr,
aus SamlimOos, 4mt aarpansen, Canton Bern in
Der Sd'lpei3.
Scs mar Die grobortisiie So1Seit, Die in unicrcr
iunaen Staht lett ihrem Seiieben gefeisrt puroe
RUNNER bate su bieem 3lpede unier neues, ih6nes
9purbons pollitdroig einrid)ten lolisn unb Die ge.
polferung unieres aonien gountps. be i'm nun
idon gum iiebenten Wsale su ibrem eouniD Sd|aB-
raeiiter aelpdbt bat su feiner Soh5eit eingeiaoen
llnb Die 2eute famen in Wiaiie uno aud5 Die Wtuii
blieb nidt aug. Nuh Die idDnen 9lebrasfa Odui.
den tanen uno gar piele sereute ss, bab lie ben
id6nen jungen 8rdutisam niht eefangen batien,
Der nun ibon felt pereansenem Sdaliiabre als Sei
ratbscanotoat aufgetreten mar. '
(Nnmerfuns oes g8e otenD - 6reunt
Summer, mir srotuIircn IS drsert uns. baB mi,
nitt babel ien uno ridt nit Der 8raut ben eriter
9anj maiden fonnten. 9i0e 8eridte Itimmen barir
therein, bab in hem auibIubeuben Columbus, Ne.
brasfo, Elm iehr semGiblides 86lfden tuobnt. Dor
benz mir in Dem etiuas iteif seluoroenen Columbus
Obio, in bisier Ghtuns nod Wandes lernen fOnn
ten
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= Ser franS5iiide Sbiers bat &edt, menn er
Wiirttembers oas 2ano Der 3auucinationen nennt.
SIN lasenreiaen 3abergdu, in . letls elm, 1T eis
Ysrlpn Der Yierbrauerstodter 5rieoeride &iibel=
mann aufaetreten. Die in ibren eIairpopanten 4n
fallen bsbauptet Der beilise @ei lei tisber gefeiet
eepeien eBt aber lei er 5ur &ettuns Der peroerben
Weni9bett losselaiien unb babe in ibr als Der gr=
ten Mobnuns senommen. o Sdon itr6men. bic
@ldubisen betbei uno bbren nit gntieBen. oab bic
g8elt in ibredlihen &epo!utionen unb Shiahten
unter9eben miro, in oenen Die Noile big on Den 3als
I'M Yute ,uatten ipuen. gs 1T gut, Dab Snftinns
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ina in eineu, nid,t peritlofSensn Nulte fanben {d

nuna in einem nidt pcriblofienen YuIte fanoen fid
500 Jrcs. in @oloz uno Stlbermiin5en; In Der &el=
erfid1e mar Elm Giien angeridtet nno Der SilA fir
brei perionen seosft. Gs it tereits feftseiea oaB
Ottober ermOroet ruoroen fin0 man 6at lie an le-
mem Sage 8ulsbt sefeben, unb isit bem l5 Wtorsens
ift bic Saustbiir nidt rebr ge6ffnet tpor3en; bic
Jfummern bes vgtoiIe Beige" uorauf He abonnirt
paren. iino felt beiem Soae, rute serp6bnti9, BON
Dem GpIporteur unter Der Sbiir ourdseidoben mors
ben uno baben iib binter oerielben porgefun6en.
De Saustbir mar perihlolIen aber cine innere 6et=
te un6 Stange mar nidt porgelest, 10 oab man an=
nebmen mus, Die M6rber baben burdb bteielbe oas
"nns perlaiien uno bnter ii9 5ueeldloIlen.
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g9~ l1niern Mbonnenen in 5ummit Co., o.,
oiene hermit Sur Nabridt, ba6 Sr SEQ. Rramer
in Ifron Die Wsentur fir Den Weitboten ibernom,
men bat uno BON uns ermddtist 1T. @eloer flr ben
gDefboten su erbeben, iotpie neue Mbonnenten on.
5unebmen. Sem fruberen Msenten, 9rn. s. We.
Der, tatten mir hermit uniern ndrmifen Danf ab,
fur feline uns seleiete wertb9eiddbte Dienite.
N0D. Is. e 2m@
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me berbeira!9et uar uno nm beier6rau pilcnDsuil=
be, 8er69en uno Elm beauemes 2eben in eluillfrtet
Quite unter ben sroben G,fabren Der BiIoniB. yin
onoerer 9BeiBer bot ibm 70O0 Dollars, penn CT bn1
feline rau abtreten poGe, aber gihts permodte lbn,
ibrer @eieuidaft 5u entiasen. = QSas permaa ols
XRbe niCht NueS (SerDl0.)
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I'm ben Dertb BON @bttleieD's Seilmiitel se=
gen 0pspepia uno nerp6ies Ropfmeb peri6nlidb fen=
nen su lernen = probrt es = 9Benn es nibt bilft,
10 braubt Sbr niht bafur 3u be3ablen.
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@bittIeieb's S1spepiia 9eilmittsl.

gs beilt nerp6ies Ropfueb. = S6rt, mas 5r. g.
S. 8ail. Yrobutten= gambler in Norualf o.. iaet:
sd babe Dr. Wbittleiey's Dpspepia Seilmittel se=
gen aopfld'merBen = beionoers aegsa nsroole Ropf-
peroaulibfeit berribreno. aebrauht uno empIeble
6aiielbe nit 8ersniisen Nllen, tuelde an dbnIiden
Bei6weroen leoen. inoem f alaube, baB es in ben
nleiten sdQen ,uobltbdtisere Wirfungen baben pirb
als irgeno elm anberes Stdrfunss smittel, bas fur
oerartiae 2eioen empfoblen peroen mag"
Gu hnhpn hei y
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SoIepb Matt.
8olfs=apotbefe, go. $50. Sab. poditrabe,
I'm W Columbus. OhiD.
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ssrner foot iit, ber piroe ftb f6nss 3eug bon Der
neueu YrOpbetiu aufbinoen laTen!
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S9rcdli6cs llnglid auf ber %. Paeiie>Vubu.
= BieIe Sobteuno Bermunoete.

"
Sun Trancisco. IA. gaop Weniae Minuten mad
8 u5r heute Wtoraen itieB Elm otIl6 sebenoer, 3ue
Der QSe1tern Bactc= Yabn BON 8 &arren enihlieB=
LTD einem Sdlafuagen nit Dem Ilameoa Sdbr3ug
bon pier gBaasons bel San Geanbro 5ulammen.
Oie Baggens Duroen ineinanoer binein aetrehen.
Ser Weltern yacilic3ug fubr sur piinfiliden 3eit
ab. BOD mar Der Wtorgen 10 .nebIis. Dab Der 0ta=
idinif nur nit Shuieri9feit eiue fur5e Strede Dor
iib isben fonnte. Mls er an Der Weide antaul, no
frug er, Oh Der Alameoa3us ibon palirt lei. ST
erbielt 3ur Intnort, oaB Aaes reht iei uno oaB CT
meiterfabren f0nne ~
@eth nadber rannten Die 3ise aufeinanoer.
yin furdtbarer, 3uiommenitoB fano itatt. Ser eritp
galiaserlpasson Der Yacficbabn murbe ourh oea
Maudmasaon .setreben, bic iibrisen Waesons ale
1tiuer belhdoiet.
9ie 3abl Der 9obten uno germunoeten miro per=
itieoen auf 10 bis Is uno 80 bis so seihdbt. gs
lit unm0gli6, senaue Wahrihten 3u erbalten G,e=
nib lit, oaB M!er 49, 8ulOwin, Ser Staaten Oi=
rtt 9idter in Jepaoa, BON Wireinia gitp. set0btet
1T, ebenioo golparb Mnoerlon, SnsenieHr Der @eit
Yaeit!e Babn, WcDonalo. gabnmeiiter Der @al,
iunse Oamen 5u Oaflano, gbarles Wartin, 5euers
mann BPM Alameoa5ua, Geo. 5bomplon. 6euer=
mann bonn Weit. Yaieiic5ug, Dapio gBaro. Gauf=
mann BON San Jruncl<co, Sol. G0nnelD bon Gar.
roll Station,. Wug Gbrmaun. Raufmann BON San
Sole, .. .. Jor, permutbet bon Yapieren, bic an
IttIel SelC9e DeJuHOeH WurOeF. r.f" i" =
Werlpunoet: S. Nl. Ysrfns. giienbabnbeamter,
idwer geqaetldt; s. G. 9otuea, BON Saeramento,
beloe Beine idper sequetidt S. 8. 8lono, Gauf.
mann bon San Sole lelht.
Idter gym. Campbell, Ser. Staaten 9iitrift
Inwalt pon Nepaoa. lnfes Bein sebroden, Saml.
9. 3aleD bon San s5raneisco, Yetn perorebt, Yat.
6 Wfatron, BON Dafanb. beioe Beine gebrod)en,
5. g. &napp, BON Ylealanton, linfes 8ein 5ernalmt
uno lonit usrleBt Orei Wdnner puroeu an Rnapp's
Seite setootet ). g. Yeters BON Gan Jrancisco,
ihmer Serquetidbt. Natb. 2ambert, s3immermann
BON Der Def. 4acific bobn, beioe Beine eebrDben.
Wt. s. SaDor, BON Gbicaso, ii6eri ben Ufa9en 9e=
quetldt, Setb VromllD BON sacramento, Betn ge.
btOden uno anoere Werebuneen, SEQ. gaoualaber,
pon Sacramento, l4uer. sequstldt. Stos. ".
Wtc9saltp, pon Gan 6rancisco, retbtes Bein sebro=
den uno Sub seiquetlht. Bantas, Yein ihwer 5er=
quetift, 5uei gblneien lhtper ncrebt. Oie Sobten
uno WerlDunoeten limo mstit pom sDeit= =yacic3us
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-31

ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE NEW ORLEANS
CATHOLIC PUBLISHING CoNPANY.-The meet
ing Of stockholders, held for an election of
directors, ON tho evening Of the goth ult, adj
journed to meet ON the evening Of Tuesday,
February 9Th, tho anniversary of the estab-
lishment of this journal.
The meeting win be held in the hall of the
Morning Star buildings, 100 Gravier street, at
2 o'clock P. M. A distinguished gentleman will
address the meeting, and the directors hope to
make this, the first anniversary, interesting to
the friends of Catholic journalism.
The directors will be happy to meet the
stockholders and patrons of the MORNING STAR
under such cheering prospects of success, as
the enlarged appearance of the first number Of
the second volume will give evidence Of
We trust that not only every member Of the
Company will be present, but that each Of them
will bring friend or two with him, to do
honor to the hospitality Of the directors.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-31

TIE ExCHANGEs.-This is o world Of change.
Buckle the great Ess1lsh phoscrhsr elevated Change
thaschange law governing the various strata of
the earth Astronomers assure that the rings Of Sa
that they have mrst be attributed to the change
queeton Of he day is "what Exchange shs patron:
sr The Old Merchants or tho "0ld St. Charles ~
farther than 70 assure the pablo that the on
temen connected with both theee establishments know
change shadow Of turning' In promoting the In
sereste Of their respective elents Finally and lastly,
both Changes have attvibute in with Midas
tha4 q turning all that they touch tRtoAct "v8Ey
haEd cash." to be sure-but picturesque greenbackn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-31

ST.. MARY's ORPHAN BoYs' ASYLUM, THIRD
DIsrRlcr.-The sermon at the Cathedral, by
Rev. Father Dulpe, for the benefit of st. Mary's
Orphan Boys Asylum, which was announced
to take place on last Sunday, the oath inst,
has been, on account of the Ecclesiastical Re-
treat, deferred until to-day, sexagesima Sum
day. 1t 10 to be hoped that there will he very
large gathering ut the Cathedral on this occa-
sion, and that the collections will be such rs to
afford additional proofs Of tho Christian gener-
osity for which the people Of New Orleans have
ever been distinguished.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-31

% DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANe.-The closing
ceremonies Of the Retreat and Synod at the
Archbishop's Church, were solemn and beauti-
full. On Tuesday, the Most Rev. Archbishop
ofRoiated pontifcally, and the priests received
Holy Communion at his hands, at tho conclu-
sion of the retreat. After which the Synod
was opened in form with sermon by the Rev.
Father Giesen. On Wednesday, solemn mass
was celebrated for deceased priests, in presence
Of the Archbishop and clergy, after which the
second session of the Synod was held. On
Thursday, the mass for the closing Of the Synod
was celebrated, whom tho Very Rev. Able
Perche preached. During the three days the
church was crowded with tho faithful, who
were greatly edited by the imposing spectacle
these ceremonies presented. About seventy
five priests took part in the Synod. There are
one hundred and thirty priests belonging to the
diocese, of whom sixty-seven are seculars-the
remainder are attached to the various religious
congregations. H *1s
The Synod just terminated will occupy an
important place in the ANNALS of the diocese of
New Orleans It has shown what progress re-
1igion has made among as. The first Synod,
held in 1882, by Bishop Necker, was attended
by twenty-five priests, of whom only two sur
viye to participate in the late Synod. That
held in 1858 was more numerous, but still was
far from being go impressive as that which has
just closed. To-day the clergy are four times
more numerous than they were twenty-five
years ago; and the union which reigned in the
Synod testified that all the priests, seculars
and regulars, were Of one heart and one spirit.