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Sheriff. Sale.

State of Kansas, c.
Doniphan Comfy,
In the District Court for Donipban County,
State of Kansas-
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the
~ 2ith day of December, A. d. 1869, between
the hours OF ten 10Y O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
"a o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the Court
House door, in Troy, Doniphan County, State
OF Kansas, offer for sale, at public auction, for
cash, the following described real estate, to wits
The undivided west half of the south west
quarter of section six. (6) township thee, ~
of range twenty, (20l in Doniphan County,
State OF Kansas. Offered for sale as the pro
perty of Robert Summers, to satisfy a certain
Judgment and costs, now of record in the Dis
trict Court for Doniphan County, State of
Kansas, wherein Jonathan Leigh was plaintiff,
and Robert Summers was defendant
Gwen under NV hand, this 9th day of No
vember, A. d. 1869.
B. S. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of Doniphtn County.
November Is, ls6s-5~. Prs fee, $3.50
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Sheriff. Sale.
State of Kansas. So.
Doniphan County,

Sheriff Sale.
State of Kansas. So
Doniphan COUNTY,
In the District Court for Doniphan County,
State of Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given. that l will, on
~ tho 20,t day OF November, A. D. 1869,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the town Of Troy, Doniphan
County. State of Kansas, offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, for cash, the following described
real estate, to wit: Lot number fse. (5) in
Block number thirty-one, (3l) and Lot number
six, TO- in Block number thirty-ope, (3l) in
the town Of D"niuhan, Douipban County, State
of Kansas. Offered for sale as the property Of
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wood. and W. H. Nesbis, Trustees Of the Un-
ion Church. to satisfy a certain judgment and
costs, now of record in the District Court for
Doniphan County, State Of Kansas, wherein
r Svmns is plaintiff. and William Eirbv.
Hazel Frick. N SmalIwood, and W. II.
Nesbit. trustees of the Ulion Church. are
defendants.
Given under nv hand, this 18th day of DC.
tober, A. d. 1863
B. 8. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of Donif,han Gounty
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NOTICE FOR DIVORCE.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas, sitting with
in and for Doniphan County.
Julia A. Elliot. Plaintiff.

James W. Elliot, Defendant.
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Troy, October Is. 1869.
CHARLES RAPFELYE,
Oct. 2S4s. County Treasur {.
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ryeasurer's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will at
~ tend. for the collection OF ta4es Of the
year 1869, at the several places of holding
elections in Doniphan County, as follows, viz:
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7'-r B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
Oct Der 81. 1863 Sc. Prs fee, -.
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Sheriff of Doniphtn County.
November Is, ls6S-5~. Prs fee, 81 50
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The following are the amounts of taxes
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-16
NEWS BY TrrEoaArH.

Is,SpoN, Ma, m 1870 a.
held in Cork fo-dcv 4; greas mass meeting was
Governments aotin,,, &C sI; naa ~, ~ sno
van -es"s s'Asss sum
MADRID, Nav 1O-Ansyve,;r,o tY,e r,,,,to - =,
garfling the action taken tnsSar,Is acnn;r,,ss,
Gibraltar the Miniater AZ state re,;ea ~ ~ th
Government fully recogniges the r., ~ ~
the Gibraltar ouestion Inf Lefy Y -
for the cesson of Gibraitar the Govarnmaat ~
ciaiiy recognized fes tN -'''s.'s
LoNpoN Nav If-Afayor c,,s,,,,;xa,,, ,fS...,
has resigned : - - ~
ST.. PErEnsnt,ae, Nav n Tha fso,,arn,,,,s,+
is consitioring Man r tba ro,.,n y; y. t; ~
Emnire. A'nohc cnureh thronghouf the
IoNDoN. 'Htay 10
leave Of the Ona.,, - vN1SS oson sahes
(harpo ia an ~. haolan acts ~, "
Ty,ses q das ~ W. snsaot.Iey ne
Aiabama tyeatv xha;ss " .ahe re1ectea
CsovernInent IF Cree nj ~ $50. - .s Ilo
an ,tra1i,, ~, ~" a..sns ~ 20
evervth;n~ At ~ W. aasssoI IN Sl, conceaea
az ,,setad 81 a. t. y. 'ssasL4yi nssa1s.sa on
thns that 4 rns ssaS;, Iaa people; a0a every
snnIn NJ, poe 49, 2.l
~, ,,n.,ar approvcs OF fegen-
Mort ser;ona from re-
IIssoS. Nav ~ ~ on toos, z
~, nst 81 ;,i as,ae WIG is strong-
~ 5 ms NJ - 10y h,em anu Iio.oy Ruls
w., 10y 9sveral eiecIoral ipeeIings
meio piSPefseu to-aiiy, causing, IN some, In
S s', itoeons proSee9inSs number OF
were made A's' anu many arrests
M,n.,r W.. "a -, ~
a. :, taay .fi7ti the Sohstltuent SoItes
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1ATHoLIcITY AND PRoTEsTANTIsM IN NEW
L "a prominent Clergyman of Man-
observation-disclosures
t%f OF that city was about 10000, and
tae catholic about 1000, yet for the past three
wears wears the Catholics there-a largo portion of
,, Snonl were day laborers-had raised more
oe,o1nlnations IN that place combined The
SonSlei,ia al who IS q Protestant - further
M sTepaed that the Catholic Church property in
10 tba n pS was worth double that belonging
t .ne disparity in the population between the
nv t%o. ihere was about as many Catholics in
T 1TaS Guy who attended church as Professionals.
We bo, eo.einehts seem almost incredible, but
c,e, nase enem from a person who heard the
bergman alluded to make them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-16

r Wv 90 90 not know whether the sentiment that
the dia;, NETS It's own reward been elevated 10
pitaSIS Of Prorerb bnt are sure that the hos
ceive5 ~; I'M IN which tho Illinois editors were re-
t the editorial columns which highly eao
tbinS wnere They acknowledge the ferenf ssnact m
thew ar rom their preeonceved notions In one mattST
whfcb tSiy emphatic and that the patfofio tnse
the peoni the public mind the good habits Of
exertons Of they attribute to the
oS the eSernr Rst e End shiftess Instead
Of 9 thea actively iuxuriatinr In ali inc
to do in LOT nine dollars which had great deal
the the rufled bos6sof the peonie NOT
time aconin inspiring them with hope in the GOOD
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Money Market.

We bavo change to report, in the Money Market
proper, which continues and easy with moderate
demand for Discounts and an ample supply capital
available for thewahts of ala a OrrovTera The banks
discount most of tho approved business paper offered
their counters and foe lenders call for
sin be qgotedat 10 per cent to Iper oent
month for AL notes with collaterals
and 10 u for good and first ciass business paper with
out cOllaterals. Mortgage rule 10 to n per
cent per antim foe al, AdI2 to IL for second grade
Gold has continued tsS dnring the week, rath.
grecnbacks have been going down. 1t quoted
i3s5 70 1881 American hsIs stsArs l33a to 1896 Aei
sterling Exchange I5o 70 ISL New York Exchange
par TO per cent premium A-' t,.srhs ~ -isa ~
City Treasury notes have advanced ;7eales
made ut % per cent discount.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-16

PHoToGRApHY.-One of the best evidences of
aivaneement-vve do not material prOsperity-is
the prediction and love for the beautiful in
art the absence such refining and elevating
influences would speedily degenerate into dggers
for wealth. degraded the tribe named who bur
Western prairies 1t is possible to go into
extremes in estimate of good petures-we may fill
volumes with praises and galleries with specimens-
and still fall short in indicating the true standard But
the undeniabie fact remans ~evof that pictures are
enrolling We have led into this train of thought
by examination of Sheldon & GOuids photographs
whose gallery, at Canal street, has become FISH
ionabe resort of all who appreciate excellence in
this branch of Now while the agent is universal
it requires skill aptitude-mght not say genius r.
10 produce good peture We dwell on this because of
Misrepresentation in tive minds of many that this is
Their mechanical operation and no the Same results can
be produced by even indifferent operators This is
great delnso as any one may prove for himself by com
pairing the lifeke and elegant pictures produced by
Sheldon Gould with inferior productions elsewhere
be aeen The gallery of gentlemen Ia well de-
serving OF visit and picture from their hands some
thing to be cherfahed.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, May IA.
MORNING STAR OFFICE. I
Saturday Morning, May Is, 1869.

MORNfNG STAR OFFIcR.-t
Saturday Morning, May Is, 1869.
IIorroSnSaturday May 9, the sales embraced 1900
pes nj tiier prices especially for the better qualities
The market opened under the stimulus OF large ad
vance In Foreign Exchange and factors asking higher
prices; but subsequently prices less buoyant and
large part OF Che business at previous rates. Mon
day the sales were confined to 100 bales
vions rates Tor the lower grades but very full prices
the better qualities the demand mostly
ter qualities-say st let low middBg and tho higher
grades which being ycarce commanded full prices
Iuestfay the sales confined to 1900 bales
pnees excepting for running lists and middiings
and the higher grades Wednesday, the sales embraced
100 bales steady prices auaiities and
easier rates for the lower grades Thursday the sales
amounted to 24O bales at outside figures the higher
grades but still easier prices for the poorer qualities
We quote ordinary at 2402tc; good ordinary 262c;
low niddng 27a027ac; middling 5t02Sae and strict
mddling Isl 029c.
ToBAcco-Since last review there has beeu.sn ae-
tive demand for Tobacco and purchases
to be'for Italy Spain and France Prices firm
unchanged. We OtIote:
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PILLOW ga Protestant stoker in
i.taI uoh was brought up before a police court
Cat shy, charged with thrashing his Roman
moi f,n'S; %iie with pillow because she would
friday dinner. She averred that her conscience
T Toutd not allow her to give him meat during
,ctt. ana ne tried to enlfghten her conscience
for hiS oro pii S he was obliged to find bail
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Retail Markets.

Beef, Western 10 To 25c; Pexas to a1c. Mutton,
Texas, 22c; Western, 25c. Pork. 2ees Veal, 900
per 10 Chickens, dressed 65 to poe Turkeys 81 80 to
So Eggs % SOC q dozen. ~ D" HHs rF'E -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Leisure Hours, May, 1868. -
The history Of Pittsbufg is continued ip this
numb9g, and tho ethet, feats are 7yafi ed.and
well designed 5aarender tho houss> devoted to
their peSusaf p oftablc.
WoGdsS 4EoSsehold, 1adsoease.' Neswbuargh; n. Y:
- s. 8. Wood, publisher. t-
We htTe-been- faVeFetl- -FEe-ffitITaB eFs
from January TO May of this periodical, and
after scanning them over, rather cursorily, to
be sure, we feel assured that families will find
the Adrocate a pleasant monthly visitor. 1t is
devoted to the promotion of knowledge, virtue
and temperance, and in accomplishing this
end we are glad to see~that extremes, the be-
setting sin of many advocates of good causes,
avoided. The selections and original mat
ter show talent and discrimination.
o SalMtaris HostiG. By Bellini; Philadelphia:
Eugene Cummiskey.
Bellini, one of the greatest of modern Ital-
ian composers, died early, but he lived suffi-
.cientiy long to impress on thousands of hearts
sweet recollections not easily effaced.
Pastoral Letter of the Most Rer. Archbishop and
SufFrngan PreIates of the Province of Ba1ti-
more ut tho close of the Tenth Provincial
Council, May, 1869.
We are indebted to the publishers, Messrs.
John Murphy 81 Co., of Baltimore, for an adj
vance copy; of the above work. In our next
we hope to draw its pages for the edifca-
ton and instruction of our readers.
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The semi-monthiy meeting of che Hibernian
benevolent Association viii be held ut the Hail. log Ora
vor street Monday evening, i7thl instant at half past
O'clock, .5,F g ~
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corner " =; :: Long, of the Mammoth News Depot
polteI % Love ard Music Streets Third Dfstrjct has
with US on several occasions during the week
ly TTibnno such the NevsYorJ Week
Amerjcso 1 anu Herald, New York weekly Scientific
N;ct trlshmna Emerald Wegkle 7Sni,' ssotSrta'
many otSsr Magazine Hammer 81 tho south, and
liberal patronage to their new tepS SlSy Should
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-16

Want of prudence is too freo,,.,,tl,. AZ,
NJ OF virtues nor Is there on, earth a
poverty. r WAITS Oh wee than
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Choice e ssisetions - SIS + sis c
sp ,lppqis Ton, No 10 asS C.
tnIed Tobacco is confined principally small lots
sa the We x 41 is.
So good medium do, IS do SO IS; com
s S saf ss G nag Ss g. @
lbs ESQ: fancy styles natural leaf twist pancake
srGAn-During the week the market was quiet, but
prices for so ane enaGes & to
r Is to SD r to 9 o rs % f ed
ts ysg Pn slaTeS Ia TO ls' white do II to
BEEN very dull since our las.
We Tses Psf 6 sas 70 sc report
was quiet the stock being light warrant the mi
lie receipts but the AR vas
e s. ss.i sss sas. sIs5s 3 4 +
ss s'.sf
We quote white mixed at zsc white 76c; yellow
oATsaThe market is very dull awaiting better sup
plies and lover prices we quote them at 10 tu
HIS in gs. supply but : d u Rsr II ss selling
Esoos asis. but srm a. ,,ss ,heulasr. lsse
BasakyAs1 BAeSsIs retailing At % to gle perIS:
ss i Sc t.
DIR sALT AsAE-shOulders, are SssaEiug q i5ae p n
3: ss:s
Per Dbl Louisiana onions u to 81 Per bhl West
.as s s rs S
drs se Texas asSino Is g sss LAKE rs S
HDks IS marke. is quiet bnt unchanged. Mexican
dry flint 20 to Gle do II e 1867
- sT@LVsrPoo Salt eonsn1 s in good demand for
Rsa se s asd the interior st prices
lots from waIehouss ioo sack less Louisans
Salt hss il Of e at $40 to z Per ton Turks Island Salt
Malt AMP HorsMait is in fair request for the trade
for Canada Hops psnt and anotps r at to
BUTIER-Receipts of B1tter are light, bu. about
Ssa TO the a aea The Of
47ic for choice Western; inferior to 32tc; 90
Northern TO 40 TO aeG perie ,,. i ,,,. -, 80
be confined principally to light retail city trade The
nominal rates are as follows ordinary TO lac prime
PSslf@T sSp GeessG$ek eiss selling on the land
Eggs plentiful and have advanced they are
auGsS It Sc 2 Ssr 3 dozen for Western in boxes
: BAeorNe-An active speculative demand for India
for ordhss5y and extra heavy was held q CSC
c9FFEpThe market has ssibited no Change SINCE
sa sHsss r. sig9s
ge!pE forward
wHIskT-The market has been quiet during the past
sr a ia held Mt on ~ sai ma Un"oe est
se saidn IS ma and nominal T. safe
STAB GANDLEs-The market ia Inactive, with holders
asking l6 i6Sc ID for ~ isA for o.
and 2I2 to 22c for full weight,
ons-Lard OIL is dull the last reund Aalcs within
notice at 81 IS per gal Coal Oil good supply
and is in request at ~ 10 $50 per gan. bbs and az
ACC in cases. seearing TO quantity Raw Jnseed Oil Is
dull is quoted at 81 10 to &rI5 gallon Cotton Seed
Oil steady at zoe and 81 90 gallon for crude and
fined.
GUSSr B.Gs-There is no demand Thoy are held at
1Saito Ice per bag. Stock $50 bales.
Lumber Markets ut the New and Old Basins.
An active demand stu prevails descriptions of
carEOes figures.
Scsntlngs firm, and Shingles in demand. We quote
according to quality and IengthsS3 to Is
Inch Boards per NJ Ga TO
weather Boards troughl- .Sl4 to-
Is - tdressed1- .$I6 to IL
Dressed Flooring.