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Celebration OF The Fiftiefh Anniversary OF
1.-THE First Mass OF Pope Plus Ix.-Meet-
Ing ofthe Committee OF Arrsng EN- enfs

Celebration of The Fiftieth Anniversary of
sfthe First Mas OF Pope Plus Ix.-Meet-
Ing ofths Committee OF Arrsng en- eats.
The committee appointed by the meeting held
on Saturday evening at the Office OF the Morning
Star, met last evening at the same place, Thomas
Layton in the chair. who informed the gentlemen
present that since the last meeting ne had had an
interview with the Most Rev. Archbishop who
wished, IN consequence OF the vast crowds ex-
pecled to be present, that large platform should
be erected In front of the cathedral with grand
altar, etc., 40 that bis excelency could give the
pontifical benedciion to all assembled, and that
Jackson Square should be reserved for the exclu-
sive use of the sisters and orphans. That he (Mr.
Lsyton) bad seen bis honor Mayor Conway. who
had very kindly placed that beautiful resort at
their service.
A motion that Col. @. E. Girardey be elected
grand marshal. with authority to appoint as many
aids as he may deem proper, was unanimously
adopted. He IN few terse words thanked the
meeting for the honor conferred upon him, and
announced that on the part Of the lsymen the fol-
lowing gentlemen would address the assembled
masses on Sunday, the llth inst. Ia English,
Tbos. Layton, Esq. in French, Edward Bermu.
DEE; in German, Rev. Father Rsdermacher.
After some debate the following sub.commit.
tees we're appointed:
Committee on Finance-John T. Moore, chair.
man Patrick Irwin, Peter O'DonneIl J. McCaf
frey, Thos. Fitzwilliams, Thos. Msrkey. Nicholas
Burke, RAYMOND A. Bourke, Charles McCfeady,
Victor 6eTe.
Coumlttcc Oh luFitdtOnb-haymODQ a. bOurke,
Chairman; A. Dolce, Victor sere. J. II. O'Connor,
Dr.. bouncing, G. Burchert, G. Faechert.
Committee on Printing-Wm. B. Lancaster,
chairman; Hugh kcCloskey, d. p. Seaman,
Alfred Delery, VIM. heCune, ID. 0'Dowd.
Committee on Music Gen. A. G.. Blanchard,
chairman John Sporl, G. Grunewald, E. Ellie.
Committee on Plsnorm-Thomas Mulligsn,
chairman; Auguste Stuart. William Liedlinger,
James Heating, G. Faeehert, Thos. 0'Neil, Ger
aid Farrell.
Committee on Altar-octsve DeArmss, chair
man, J. G. DENIES, W. T. Hepp.
Committee on Reception-Numa Augustin,
chairman; G. Cavsroc, Charles LATTE, A.
Rocheresu. Edward O'Brien. B. F. slmms, John
Cricksrd, Joseph Ellison, Peter Marley, George
W. Byrne, Cyrus Chism, Charles Baquie, Ernest
Mitenbsrger. John Pollock, Edgar Hacks. DIR.
Doumeripg, R. 7. Beauregsrd. Paul ]. Robert, A.
Paul. George Behp, Charles Kock, Jr.
Executive Commttee.-Thomas Layton, chair
man; G. 2. Girsrdey, John 7. Moore, Raymond A.
Bourke, VIM. B. Lancaster, Gen. A. G. Blanchard,
Thomas kulligan, Octave DeArmss, Nums Angus.
tine. George Burchert, John Sporl, George Fall
ebert.
There being no further business before the
meeting, it adjourned sine die, with few eloquent
words from Father Cornelius Moynihan, who hoped
that all the committees would go to work and
make this the grandest Catholic Demonstration
that has ever been given In this city or country.
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Ioe bouse rejected the bill repeating the Law reg
uiating the publication Of legal notices.
xIsCELLAHKous.


Heavy Frost I'm ssuth Caroline sad Gssoyr,s.
CHARu sros, 8. O., April "a heavy frost last
night % had disastr Gus effect. On the Sea
Islands, where the cotton had generally been
planted early. nearly al must be repsnted, which
will throw the crop back about o month.
sAvAANAH, April "a heavy frost last night. 4.
AUGUSTA. April 5.--A heavy frost fell this
morning. It is feared the fruit crop and early
vegetation is injured.
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Mr.. Adolpbe Dupre, Jr., the minute clerk Of the
Fifth District Court, met with very sad accident
on Sunday whilst out hunting. about 20 miles from
the city on the 0pelousas Railroad. 1t appears
that while In the act Of loading one barrel OF bis
gun, the loaded barrel was discharged. tearing of
three fingers Of bis right hand and the index finger
OF his left. We sincerely regret to hear OF this
sad accident. and hepe that Mr.. Dupre will soon
be able to be at his post, which he 90 efficiently
and 60 courteously filed. = :
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TINE Of game. two hours and half.
Umpire-Mr. J. N. Howard, Of Lone Star Club.
Ii will be seen that the Southern NUTS are en-
titled to the belt ss champion muners-they. BY
the terms Of the game, taking the score Of the
Crusaders and giving that club their score.
The second Of series Of games Of base ball
for superiority and championship Of the Third
District, between the first mines Of the Fearless
and Washington clubs, was played on Sunday.
the 4th inst, on the Fearless Grounds, feot Of
Pieiu slreet ThA fnllnxina In the scnre
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FROM NErpH1s
M,iitary-Arhaa.a. Lesl.l.sure.

| MMPHIs. April 81 Companies d aud E. 5th
tlni'ed States cavalry. arrived here to-day, en-
foute for the plsins via s.. Louis They have been
4tstioned at Jackson, Miss., for the last three
Years. e..
I The Avslanche's Little Rock special OF this
evening says bin passed the Senate to-day, an.
u criziDg the governor TO gil oil vacancies that
tnsy occur In county ofnces; also. another, su-
thoriziDg hin 20 remove sherifs and constsbles
tnd appoint Others where they fail {, comply
Shh TIRE processes Issued by justices, clerks, etc.
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Mr.. J. L. Tissot, attorney for Mr.. Fernsndss.
yesterday occupied the time Of the court Ia argu-
ing the case Of bis client. Nothing OF much pub
lie interest was elected IN the argument except
that Mr.. Tssot incurred the disapprobstion OF
his hearers BY the levity be displayed toward Drs.
FACET and Bsyon. members Of the commission sp-
pointed by the court 10 examine into the physical
and mental condition CT Mr.. Fernandez. Mr.. lis
cot also touched lightly upon The reports Of The
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Alleged wif.-shootire.

Officer Landry, Of the Sixth Precinct, has been
locked up in the Rousseau street station, charged
with having shot ard wounded his wife In the left
thigh, while ct party on the corner OF Erato and
Magnolia streets. IL seems. however, that the
wounded woman cher condition il not considered
danger ous) and hsr husband both insist that the
shot uss fred By some other party and that il was
at all events accidental.
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Texas, where he will report In person to
the post commandment. and by letter to the medi-
cal director. Fifth Military District. The hospit.
property for which he il responsible he will trans
IL to be discontinued at once All records apper.
tanning thereto will be transferred to Jackson
Barracks, La, and turned over to the post sdju-
tant.
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PELICAN.
BUNS IN RACE tsNirl

Umpire-Mr. Z. Wright, OF Atlantics OF Algiers.
Scorer for Pelieans-W. G. Dunshle.
Scorer for Lone Star-M. McEnerDy. Time OF
game a hours.
The Pelican Club played . splendid game mp to
Jas. hurths, catcher, and r. Hutchingson. center
fielder the Pelicsns. and Messrs. Dunn, Thebsult
ard Bozsnt, Of the Lone Star. for their exceent
catching, MIR. Bozant having admirably performed
his duty as first baseman, considering his having
so little practice. The game throughout was
very good one on both sides, the evening was
clear and pleasant. and quite q crowd gathered
around TO witness the contest. We may look for
the second game to come Of Sunday, April 1Ith,
on Delachaise Ground, at23 O'Clock.
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The temperature yesterday. as shown by the
thermometer at Q. Duhsmel's, Ill Canal street was
% follows: At A. N. So degrees; IL n. So 5
P. NJ GA; p. n. 81.
The following Is the weather report for yester.
day 10 the places severally mentioned. The rims
ct which the report Is made Is at 8 A. NJ:
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Umpire-Mr. e. Wilcox, OF the Fearless.
sc'rtrs-Messrs. G. Wright for Fearless, and Z.
asssisnac, Jr., for Washington.
Tee following is Q score OF game Of base ball
played on the Racquette Ground on Sunday,
April 4th, between the 1rst mines of the Pelican
and Lone Star clubs OF this city. in which, 1t will
be seen, that the Lone Stars came out victo-
rious.
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Our good friend weichsrd formerly OF the Ger
man Press returned yesterday morning from Gal.
weston, and will day enter upon bic duties AZ
local reporter for the German Gazette 80 long and
creditably discharged by Mr.. Hugo Lehman, who In
turn assumes the position Of assistant editor upon
the same journal. We cordially wish them both
success In their new duties.
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lFi1ffary.

The headquarters Of the thirty.ni infantry
are 70 be removed from this city 70 Jackson bar
racks Acting Ass- Surgeon J. K. Walsh. Is re-
lieved from duty at Shreveport. La, and will re-
port TO the commanding officer company !, fourth
cav, to scccnpsuy that command TO Jefferson,
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Detective Kelly. OF Albany, in note returns
thanks 10 Superintendent Cain. Special O'Connell
end the Police Board for courtesy shown during
his visit here after the alleged bond. robber Smith,
Collector Stockdale will take charge of his
office, 90 internal revenue collector to day, re-
iieving Colonel 8. B. Moe, who a. acting collector
tince the departure OF General Steedman has
closely applied himself to the arduous duties Of
the once. Colonel Moe leaves very shortly for
summer trip to the principal Northern cities, ex-
pectipg to return to our city In the coming fall.
We learn that among the deputies already sp.
pointed by Collector Stockdae. are Messrs. Shute,
Billings and Tracy. F7
New sf6davi's have been entered against Mr.
John Bieuy, city contractor. for violating city or
dinances In allowing hth TO remain ON the streets
The former afidsvits were dismissed on the
grounds OF fncorrectness In locating the alleged
ofenses. = -
The First District Court viii be In session this
morning sufficient time only for calling the Jury
and receiving reports of the grand jury. No
cases will be tried.
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Edinboro, Chslmet sld Transit run In the
gresth hurdle race over the Metsirie 10 day.
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Bu7cHERY BY SPANISH VOLUNTEERS
Progress Of the Cuban Insurrection-T
Cubans Said to Have a Seaport.
The TtNuRE.OF- BILL SIGNED BY THE
PRESIDENT. ....
Reported Cuban Expedition from
New Orleans. taif

A NEW INEL1a1BILrrY, BILL
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Seizure of the 0pslousas Railroad by
the q. s. Marshal,

a Writ of Injunction applied For.
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Portal.

Go to the Metairie to-day and see the great bur.
die race.
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Grant Raid to be Wild Over Cuba.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-01-13
RATES OF TUITIOI
THIS TO GIVE NOTICE /:

That on the 5th day of January, A. D. 1869, a
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the es-
tate of Andrew S Colum, of Falls Tp, in the Coun-
ty of Wyoming and State of Pennsylvania, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt on bis own petition that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of any prop
e3y belonging to such Bankrupt. to him. or for his
use and the transfer of any droperty by him are for
bidden by law that meeting of the creditors of
the said Bankrupt, to prove their Debts, and to
choose one or more Assgnees of his Estate, will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office of the Regsler in the Boro OF Towanda. Brad
ford Co, Pa, before EDWARD OVERT0N, JR,
Register on the 10th day of Feb'y, A D, 1869, at
o'clock 2. NJ. TH0S. A. R0WLEY, u. S. Mar
shsl, BY E. b. COOLBAUGH, Deputy.
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pUCHU. ,,-,,., c..,..
RI0cMA ACRRNATA-BUCHU LEAVES.

Is From Dispsns atory of the United States
DIOSMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PRopERrIEs-Their odor is strong, difusive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste oitteran, anu "nA-
loRous TO mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Buchu leaves
are 70 ntly stimulant with peculiar tendency to
the Urinary Organs,
Tn sy are given IN complaints OF the unna VI
gans; such as Gravel Chronic Cstarrh OF the Blad-
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Disease of the prostate Gland and Retention or In
confluence OF Urine, from loss Of tone in the parts
concerned in its evacuation. The remedy has also
been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism,
Cutaneous Affections, and Dropsy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu is used by persons
from the age Of Is to 25 and from 35 to 55, or IN
the decline or change of life, after Confinement, or
epr Pains B0d-Wetting in children.
chu iFectons peculiar to females, the Extract Bu-
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prsssion Of yon, Irregus rity, Painfulness Sup.
Schirrous StaQmary Excavations, liberated or
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purities of the Blood. &C., supervising Copabia in
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Rose Wash.
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NONE ARE GENUINE unless done up in steel
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List of Jurors drawn to serve for January
Term 1869.

GRAND JURORS.
BRAINTRIM-David Sloan.
CLTNToN-Ziba :. Reynolds.
EAToN-Lysander Harding.
EXETER-Hesekiah Smith.
FALLs-Andrew Dewitt, Jacob Swartwood.
FORKsToN-Elijah Fassett.
MEsHoPPEN-BenJ. +. Storm, Danl HankinsOn,
Robert Dunlap. VIM. o. Blackmar.
MEHooPANY-Rolley Whipple Lorenzo X. Smith.
MoNROE-Chas Wright.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EanscOy.
OvERFIELD-Alfred MahOn. Martin Sicker
TUNK. TP-Palmer Jenkins Martin Dewitt
TUSR. BoRO-Ci. II. Eastman.
WAsHIEGToN-Chas.P Place. Aaron Bunnell, John
Melhuish George Jenkins.
PETIT JURORS
BRAINTRIM-Hamlet HILL Henry r. Lacey
CLINToS-ChristOpher MatthewsOn.
EAToN-JOhn Tedrick, VIM. Benedict, Isaac b.
Graham.
ExETER-Alex Swartwood, Fisher Gay
FALLs-WilsOn Pollen, Harrison Smith, s. T.
Roberts.
FoRKsToS-John Burgess.
LEMoN-David Amey.
MEsHoPPEN-Thos. Dawson, Allen Jayne, Benz.
Overtield, T. +. Bullard.
MEHooPANY--Hasea X. French, Francis NJ.
Vaughn, Daniel Myres, James NJ Kintner Grin +.
Vaughn.
M0NRoE-James Phoenix, Norton L. Newburry,
Charles DeReamer.
NICHoLsoN-Oscar NJ. Stephens
NoRTHMoRELAND-GeOrge Winters, Henry Shook
NORTH BRAECH-Edwin Spring.
OvERFIKLD-Henry Chase.
TUNK. BORO.-ThOs. OsterhOut, Otis Il. Whpple.
WAsHISGToN-Joseph Maxwell, Emanuel Over
field.
WINDHAM-Jacob Williams Dennis G. Keeney.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. Estates, for the Western District of Pennsylva-
MIA Lawrence C. Conklin. a Bankrupt under the
Act of Congress Of March q, 1867, having applied
ror a discharge from all his debts and otner claims
provabe unde said Act by order of the Court, No
tce il hereby given all persons who have proved
their debts, and other persons interested, TO appear
on the 90 b day of January, 1869, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. before E. O7erton Jr, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy, at his Office, in TOwanda, Pa, to show
cause, If any they have, why Discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt. And further
Notice is hereby given, that the second and third
Meetings Of Creditors of the said Bank rupt required
by the 9th and 23th Sections Of said Act, will be
held before the sald Register at the same time and
place. ). {. McCANDLESS, Clerk,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Whereas application has been made to the Court
Of Common Pleas of Wyoming County for the grant
Ing OF Charter of Incorporation to the Lovelton
Cemetary Association, of the North Branch of Me-
hoopany Greek in said county the same having
been Filed in the Office of Prothonotary of said
Court. Notice is hereby given, that if no sufficient
reason to the contrary is shown 1t shall be lawful
for the said Court at the next term thereof to de-
clare that the persons so associated shall accor-
Charter, become and be corporation or body poll
tic In law and in fact the Court will make such
other directions as the case may require
Tunkhann0ck Dec 9th. 1868.
n204w. E. ]. KEENEY, Proth'y,
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notice the follow

notice the follow z.
Blodgett, Shepherd s &--------
Crittenden COckerelI N. Ia. Harmon, Elliott
E. A. Niekerson, Norman & BroNe Baldwin
Alf-texcuse us)-Judge COnklin, spent -1''''N'
years of his early life in and about the printing U
fees, in this place, occupying all the various honOra
bic positions from the head devil to the h)editol
and publisher. In all of these positions he perform
ed his duties well and creditably-n short-dug the
foundation for his future usefulness and dignity
Though he afterwards studied the law, with assidu
ity we must attribute his rapid promotion, to the
Bench, to the fact that he sat gracefully the
three-legged stool of the printing Office. No mere
Lawyer could have achieved such success in so short
a time.
We congratulate our Quonddm friend, the Tunk.
hammock Typo, ON his dig"
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WILLIAMS-ROBINSON s. 1859 at the res
idence of the brides brother by Rev. A JudsOn Fur
man, Mr.. Hugh l.. Williams, of ForkstOn, and
Miss. Malvina Robinson of Eaton.
DEUBLER HEARER-Jan. 9th. by the Rev.
Isaac Austin, Mr.. John Deubler, of Newton, and
Miss, Lydia Shearer, of Hawley, Pa.
WADE-THATCHER-At the residence of the
BRIDES brother Thomas Thatcer Esq. Scranton Pa.
Dec 10th, 1868 by the Rev J. 5. Lewis Byron r.
Wade and Sallic Thatcher all of Scranton Pa,
JAYNE-KISHPAUGH- the residence of the
BRIDES father in Eaton township, Dec 31st. 1868,
by the Rev, J. :. Lewis, David Jayne and Hannah
L. kishpaugh all of Eaton Wyoming County Pa.
WILLIAMS-LATHROP- Lymanville Jan. 9th
1869, by the Rev. J. ). Lewis, Ruel Williams and
Frances Z. Lathrop all of Washington township
Wyoming County Pa.
TURN-CLARK-On the 3lst. of Dec. 1869 at the
residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Isaac
Austin Mr. Henry Turn, of Humphreyville Lu-
zerne County and Miss, Mary E. Clark, of Falls
Wyoming County Pa.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry wrts Of Fieri Fdcids to me d-
ID rected there will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in TunkHnnock, Wyoming Co., Pa.
ON SATURDAY, JAN. l6, 49, at o'clock P. NJ.
All that certain piece or lot of land situate. lying
and being in Northumberland TIP. Wyo Co. Penna.
Boundet and described as follows to wit
On the North by lands of Manning Champ'in, and
Nathaniel Mitchell, on the East by lands of Lansing
Race, on the South by land of George Rrungess,
and an the West by lands of Daniel Culver, con-
tanning about AZ acres of land less, about
20 acres thereof, improved, with one frame house,
apple orchard and other fruit trees thereon, with
the appurtenanes.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Carey Brothers vs. Austin Fer gerson.
And will be sold for Cash only, by
NJ. W. DEWITT.
Sheriffs Office
Tunk. Dec. l6, 69,
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NOTICE.,

Wyoming County ss.
Dana A. ketcham, by) In Common Pleas of
her next friend, q. s. said County, No. 22s Aug.
Ellsworth, VS.. Abraham Term, 1868
ketehum. Subpoena in Divorce.
To ABRAHAM KETcHUM.
Take Notice That Subpoena In Divorce A. V.
NJ, and an alias subpoena therein, having been
awarded against you by the said Court, at the suit
ofyour wife by her said next friend, ard that, after
having made due search thereon, have been unable
to find you within my bailiwick
You therefore required to be and appear In tho
said Court of Common Pleas, at Tunkhannock, on
the Sd Monday of January next to answer said COM
plant M w. DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, Tunk. Pa. Dec 5, 6S. mo
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and direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience do by addressing
in perfect confidence.
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