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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-06

OF the RIGHTEOUSNESS prevalent IN you
cities. Neither have we vigilance com
mittees nor murderers., Crime is un
known. We are determined that bawdy
houses, rum shops and such things shall
not spring up around us. If liquor must
be sold it shall be done under the super
vision and control of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen. Our police force is
the best of any city in the world. We
| are not like you here, afraid to walk our
1 streets after nightfall, but, ON the con-
trary, the veriest child can go anywhere
at any hour of the night unmolested. An
indecent word is thing unknown upon
the streets of Salt Lake City, and
in them you are as safe at any
time as we now are in this room.
We have 100 cities, towns and vii
lagos, with settlements in Arizona and
Montana, and number over 200, 900 souls
In what we cal Southern Dixie we
produce cotton in abundance; that is,
when the grasshoppers allow us. We
have five wooden factories in full opera
ton, and another one is being built at
Provost, 40 miles south of Salt Lake City,
that viii run 1000 spindles.
THR EASTERN STATES TO BE PRosELYTED.
s9We have quite a number of old Phila-
delphians and PennsyIvanians in Utah.
Some of them have been there for over
20 years. They are to return to visit
their friends this winter, and, of course,
proselyte all they can. Some $50 of our
elders will come East and scatter among
their friends, some going to Canada. We
calculate that they viii stump every State
from Maine to Texas. Every State in the
Union will have cur elders preaching in il
this winter
THE SIX OF THE CONVERTS.
''You generally convert more males
than females ?n we remarked.
mo, sir, strange as it may seem, we
convert more females We think strongly
of sending" he added, smilingly, F'mis-
sionarics down to Massachusetts TO con-
vert that thirty thousand who have no
chance to marry. If they come out to us
they can get husbands and raise children. p"
care there any persons in Utah that do
not belong to your church,"
eyes, sir. There are scores Of people
who are not of us but who live with us
and arc highly respected. Utah presents
one advantage" he added, ''the people
there don't rent. We all live under our
own roofs and own our own homes. This
accounts for our prosperity"
WHERE IS he GOING!
Mr.. Young's visit to our city is purely
for pleasure He intends leaving immedi-
ately (having been here several days. for
the East to fulfill some important bust
ness engagements. He expressed sur
prise at our visit, saying he had thought
his presence in the city entirely unknown,
and requesting that his residence should
not be published. He is accompanied by
one of his wives and seems TO enjoy him
self heartily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-06
DOUGLAS, son s. CO.'S
CIRCULAR LETTER.
The New Depository,
NO. 81 NORTH MAERET STREET
NASHVILLE. 1869.


Sir: This capacious, or as Mr.. Samuel d.
Morgan says. Grand Building Is about COM
We are in good readiness for Storage Of all
articles of Merchandise and Pro luce sent IN
packages whether for sale or shipment OF 10 DO
held here for account of the owner.
The very large Grsnary, I.COO square feet, Is
a success against the depredations OF rats ana
of mice too, unless sent to US within SACKS c o.
0rain. II is Just the arrangement needed LOT
Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats. Corn Neal aud
Flour in sacks or paper bags,
Each owner can be furnished WIN separate
APARTMENT by promptly communicating the
anantity to be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to US. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not 10 &C
We think we have one of the most secure
buildings in this country, and offer this com,
munity, as We think, better, cheaper anu
safer accommodation than can be found any
where. EDh IN H. ~ EkSs
jy 7-6m 1nenoeeI.
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The mountain ihat r,nfold

Ere in the northern gale,
Inc summer tresses of the trees IRE gone.
Inc woods Of Autumn, all around our vale.
Have put their glory on.
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Louisville and Nashville
e A I L e o 4 ID


Trains will leave as follows:
Lsave Nashville. $50 s. "A 2:35 p, N.
Arrive Of Louisville. Ian P N. 1880 P. N.
Leave Louisyille......- i:4o ?. ". 1e:45 P. NJ.
Arrive IndiapOlis.-.-.- 7f25 P d. 4: 80 A. NJ
Arrive at St. Louis via
IndianaDOlis .-...-.-... s3's0 A NJ. $500 P. NJ
Arrive az 81. Louis via
Seymour. $50 A. VI. l:'SO r. VI.
This is the Quickest. Best and shortest route
10 st. Louis. and all points North, East and
West.
sleeping Gar attached to Train IeaV-
ing Louisville at 1:40 p. VI. runs
through TO Chicago without change.
sleeping Car leaving Louisville at
900 A. ID. runs through TO New York
without change.
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving Louis
viii ct 400 P. NJ, daily.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
e. Tho 2=35 P. n. Train from Nashville
does not run on SUNDAY.
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville 81
4s06 P. NJ, and arrives at Gallatin at 0fSo I'm.
s's'' 1@' ALBEIT FINK,
iuns2ly General Superintendent.
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BATTER CAKES.

FAMILIES FOND OF THEN WILL DO
L we'll to supply themselves, with MiDDLlA ssss
thew bein1 ut present very ricE, made from new
wheat. Graham Flour fresh every day at toe
vi ~ ia; n, ~ 'tF d. D. DICKEY
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. TIC tnOuntains That unfold
N thelr VIDE sweep the colored landscape round,
seem groups OF giant kings in purple and gold,
That guard the enchanted ground.
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COTTON OFFICE
MILLINERY.

MRS. G. W. PRIOR HAS. REMOVED
WI from 1856 Church street, and will reopen
about the first of October with an entire new
stock of goods, in the house now occupied by
DIR. Morgan. She can be seen corner of Spruce
and Bell until that time. sepS If
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My steps are nnt nlnne

roam the woods that crown
The upland where the mingled splendors glow
where the gay company Of trees look down
On the green fields below.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-11
SAINT vINcENTis, COLLEGE,
81 carr einanbrAu, MISSOURI

. .
This nstitution conducted by the Priests of fs ton
gregatfon OF the Mission 81. Vincent paui 5l,d
chartered By the Legislature of to State of NieaoIri
y le43 with university privileges Is To-
Gated on the Mississppi river, hundred and fty
mics below StIpus and forty miles phry the ~ SiltR
Of the Ohio river DEVOTED, aincc the 1851 ia the
Of studea il has prepvea and
now laborfpg zealousy and saielentiy 1 the vasisns
dleceses Of TIM conntr- LIN Collie gsIS
the theological departpeHt preparatory opsT,iiero
Catholic youth may Teceiye training coolest
aspffants to the priesthoea may Iity,rs 4 fhsf1iai
course of pEe'iinnfy stncsg linus we hope 10 ser1ro
to the ecclesiastical state youth Of te cS-,st
e9ustant supply Of talented pous and daseryinT sn
Jects whilst at the sne to hitting those nos called 10
the sanctuary TO embark with honor and avanlase 70
solicit the Patronage Of the Eight ReF and
Rev. clergy and OF the Catholic pubifc and yybIIaf rl
ing mainly the hierarchy for thc support OF He aeni9
or Theological department tlid
Iofy 20 Inc notice Of seaoas pastorsnd
igiops Cathqlie parenta,, ss.3 -rts fssr,,I ~
The College 70 OF easy access Mt seasons Of the rear
Regular daily packets. plying UP and down the river ali
touch Mt Capo irardeau The site is elevated ana com
mandiDg Forty acres of land, the iollere
ahd Wen afford every facility for healthy
f0rding accornin odations for largo studtntE
"A numerous and competent and )fec
tors devotedto the work of education Us labor of love
give complete assurance that nothing win he left ln
dcd TO their charge, with whom in fact they form hut
one family living under the eating ut the
same board. 80 Ss--s'
Duo subordination to and strict observance of the
mud and parental discipline of tue College will be con
stRntly maintained and enforced No student IIniess
none Of unruy or untractabie conduct viii be retained
i'll the Institution.
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c. G.. Haley, of Commercial Place and Pow
Sras strSe the indefatgabe literary and news caterer
iH me tanner Of the South Irah People Irish Amer
Shi o1ted lrshman Boston Pilot Irish Citizen the
H onh Nation, Liverpool Mercury, London EIastratod
Na; AppiIetonR Journal Glaegow Herald Scientific
bic ali the eT Jn aSrR @sskly saturday Night Round
a,vSe harper tlante, Putnans GALAXY InnInoott,s
asT p ana ne following English magasines
si e ID numbers Journal, Blaokwoods, Cas-
sel y feope London Society, Beeravia Temple ilar
s anu Ine fashion Ma2szinesLesley's Godey's, Peter
ISh ? est ., World of Fashion and Yong Ena
@ Magazine. together with all the i,sreiiane
gus ana Aetentiic publications., novels. etc. = -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Oa' Own. July, 1869.

0or Orn. july, 1869.
Each succeeding number of this monthly
only serves to impress with it's superiority
over hundreds of similar publications, and to
wish that every family in the land were visited
by it monthly This last has good variety OF
reading matter, showing discrimination both
III subject and treatment.
4n,c-icom A9ricaItayist. July, 1850.
This, the best of the agricultural monthlics
is promptly at hand, with its nsnal fullncss of
firing aPTrrtliniTrrg sT1cci7fity. tff1is
number begins the second half of I'll e Volume
and therefore the present is favorable time
for subscribers to begin a trial of the pa
per. With commcndable liberality the pub
fishers will this month receive six months sub
scriptioris from July to December, at half the
annual rates, IS cents each, thus a good OPP
portunity is presented of testing it's valae, ant,
are sure none who do so will fail-to con-
tihte It, for it ranks far above all similar publ
cations in this country.
The Irish Brigade aud its Campaigns. BY Cant.
d. p. COnyngham. Boston Patrick Dona-
hoe, 1869.
Those who wish to revive recollections of
the late civil War, without ruusing any of the
animoslty incident to the combatants on
either side, will find in this volume n
fitting opportunity. The writer, so far as we
can discern from cursory glance, writes with
no unusual bias, saving here and there ex-
pressions which, from his point of view, were
natural. The meritorious services of the brig
ade of which Capt. Conyngham is the histo-
rian, have been acknowledged, and add another
to the long catalogue of brave deeds which
the Irish have displayed battle fields the
world over.
Messenger Of the Sacred Heart. July.
Refreshing to the heart and mind is this
truly religious monthly. Contents The Heart
of Jesus and the Triumph of the Holy See !;
The Pope's Golden Jubilee; st. Theodotus;
General Intention,
Guardian 4n9el. July.
This is perfect gem for youth, who welcome
its monthly visits with open hands and expect
ant hearts, and derive pleasure and profit from
its pages.
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Ballykennedyi parish Ciouncaugh ooun ty Lin srirI
Limerick papers please copy -iyiiat.s
p sHA LII Or, HIBERNIAR BENEVOLENT sAsSo-
'ciATioN 100 Grasier streets lEow Orleans July 9Th
ls69s-At regular monthly meeting of tho abovo asso
olAIi0h' held at their hall on Monday Evening July 5t
ist9 at "a o'clock the following preamble and resoiu.
lions were unanimously adopted: y. ..afle 5.'l
a. heress In the dispensation OF all Provi
aencei has pleased Him to ,ni,st on
late ethcient Recording Secretary, and
Whereas In his death his wife has lost loving Inns.
oaf his children kind and affectionafe nther this
man {: Therefore be IL g-rse-T - ''
Resolved, That while bowling in humble submit suion
co tho DEGREES of Him who doth all things we'll we can.
not put deeply depore the loss sustained this
lion III his death and extend heartfelt sympathy to
ms sorLowipS family in this their hour of trbuIaton
Resolved, That the hall of the association be drae
thirty days. TX. -. - 81 ~
Be it further resolved, That copy of these resolu
items be 10 the family decense also
published lin the MORNING STAR and SANDAL Times
JOHN c. CoLMAN Chairman
- WIN. j. .CASTELI,
|Jyil " ---- TII0S- RICE. - Lt-'. =
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AUCTEoNEER, APPRAISER, etc.-J. Il. Walton,
Esq, aving dissolved his former connection is now
carrying business Mt No Carondelet street as auc
SOneer, appraiser general agent. His voice
and presence whether in his office or ON the stand is
suggestive of the pamicst days of New Orleans pros
perty In his peculiar limo he stands the very top
round and his facilities for promoting the inter
of his patrons such rarely met with That
he may realize his most sanguine expectations will, we
knoM. be eehoed by his thonsands of won. Mishers
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STEDIES.
SENIOR on THEOLOGICAL DEpARr,rl

SENIOR OR THEOLOGICAL DEPART,ENT.
Studies in this department embrace a period OF four
years viz Ono Of logic aud metaphysics with classes
of sacred scripture and Ecclesiastical history three
OF theology moral and dogntc sacred scripture her
meneutics, canon law ritual and church history In
structions and exercises in pulpit of
the Church and plain chant continued throughout the
entire
Or COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The curriculum of studes In the Junior department
covers space OF five years aud embraces eesnpIeto
course of English and Classical LteTature Mathuiitics
and Pbysios--e 9gptsing, English Gr4mn,ar rhetoric,
Composition Elucution, Geography, History Auth.
etc, Algebra Geometry Book Keeping use 81 Globes
IrigonOu,etry tpaiu and, sheficai), Sarysyna Comic
Sse lions Integral and Deential Calculus, Natural
philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry. Latin Grpelg and
Moern Langua gcs. German French italian and SIap-
ISL OptiUnaIJ INSTRUMENTAL Music (optional aiso1
CrsrtHn b6urTfue7 tTuTC arrsg IIf CefI5i0iies arc
taught throughout ti,e course. l.ET'
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It,s entirely different in principle and action from
any now in and has desirable advantage VIII
1t has springs iron bands thus avoiding all in.
furious Mt the back the time support
ing the abdomen and relieving the of all undue
weight. The is so formed that the pressure IA
ringing the Spermatic Chord. The composition of
which the button is made renders 1t mpervious per-
spFon and produces rapid absorption of the deposits
in the sub cutaueous cellular tissue, which
thus eecually closing the neck and celebrating
Herual Sac by adhesive Inflammation.
1t is comfortable night day, glove. 1t adapts
itself to any position be applied Rtauy
by IL by any strain movement. not cornplIcated
and cannot get ont of order. IL the onl
permanently the obstinate well
cases OF Hernia, quantities possessed by other Truss
those who have the vhTious kinds 18th springs
or bands testify. This nStIument has been recon-
mcndC by the leading surgeons and physicians through
Suci proofs these OF the utility of my Truss IRE OF
value than any number of certificates persons
um nowm to the public. These certificates, besides
many from well known parties in New OTTGans and
from patients BF6EY tHt98I Scott y
calling at my office.
MY TUCUTnmc from r1tiuufs who iTvr
been fuptuFed for years and have tried all
Spring IrussUs without obtaining relief and
tured luire than ordinary every attention
viii be paid them. also manufacture IEaly's SUP.
PORTER, giving strength and certain relief in Weak
Back and Falling of tho Womb, r. u
With an eSperence of more than ten years practice IN
the Treatment and cure ct Rupture and Hernia can
promise moT perfect relief security
more rapid Improvement than be obtained oil
other appliance in the South without regard
to the of the patient, or length of time afflicted
Call on, address with stamp
Dk r. ST.. c. FERRIS
Office No. 8 st. Charles street. up-stairs
Hours-From 10 a. NJ. to 4 p. jyIl 3m
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.'4 WHOLESALE GRocERs; ,aa
aes f.,.tau = AND, .aslt .soet3s
IMPORTERS Oh, TEAS, SPICES s. LIQUORS.
.TEAs-A- SPECIALITY.

-------- II casa SPECIALITY a.,.- -,.-t
with a RESIDENT BUYER in New York, to take
advantage of tho decline in tho Market and select de-
sirasle goods for the wants of the trade, FREE OF
BROKERAGE AND COMMISSIONS, buying exolu
svely for cash. always enabled offer superior
Inducements TO close buyers ,y Isl
p Our present stock is largo and well selected.
We receive by steamers every week from New York
fresh selections Buyers depend getting fresh
goods when renewing their stock Our old stock CAST
years, but very little remaining hand which we are
selling at extremely low prices to close
MEssRs. GIBSON, SON & CO. (
Having authorized to make a cOnA!AorobIe REDuc.
TON in the price of their WHISTLES, we would
respectfully call the attention of the city aud country
trade to the fact .51 e. 81 =
BAR AND SALOON PRoPRIEToRs .',s~
Would find It to their advantage to give these whskes
trial.
1000 barrels Western wHIsKIEs-varieus brands.
$50 hf-bblss .a- - !, i,.c..c - So
PICKLES, PRESERVES, .JELLIEs9 CAN FRUITS,
% - 80 ETC, ETC.. af' na 81 ifA1
+, 500 boxes PICKL ES-various brands 4
80 cases Cpnts and hf pntel oreesterahire SAUCE.
# SO bbls Coiman's. Rpglish MUSTARD and 4.
100 boxes PERRERSAUCE. tsWrTg r ..4ilG dJai
100 SC Tomato CATsUP-pints and quartz!
~ 50 bbls Preston & Merrih's YEAST POWDERS.
:. IS -" a SUGAR LEMON.
rhsrr.. aiH. a full assortment OF N5ss .,assrf
LoBSTEES, ~i7r %. E6o1.it -sa t.@Jnazs
r. 81" NEW PINE APPLES -,1is .si!f d!Sds'
.itE - '.. STRAWBERRIES. p is..fe.
go .@ GREEN OLIVES,
TUMBLER JELL1Es pts and qts), JELLI12s,, etc
I'M NTk
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ASSETS OVER 81, $50, geo.

frsnes Registered Policies countersgned by the Su
of New York, certifying that the Policy is secured by
pledge of public stocks, bonds and mortgages
" The deposits of stocks by the North America Life
Insurance Company in this Department for the
pose of securing the payment OF the Policy and such do
posts arc adequate for the purpose
superintendent Ins. Dept, New York"
1t may be safely affirmed that when the credit
rich state is pledged to the inteE
rty Of the reserve fund the danger peculiar e Life In
Late Insurance Com. of Massachnsetts.
No extra raes for officers of steamers and railroad
cana. No material conditions restrictions the
Policy. 4..- -. = '.-.. o.. e %Ht.r..l
Ball, Lyons g. Co, E Marquee & Co,
d G. L. Kouns a. Co, Speake q BuekneT
Cobb, Dolhonde & Co, Capt. John q. Dowty,
.r. BeAdlss Wingoe& Co. - Marcus A. TarletOn o..
Page PSei & M0 smitb ls dggli EPSwSb
DR. j. c. Bickbam, 4"
BuCKNER HALEY,
General Agents. 81 Camp strees, n o.
p II. Ous0RKE, p.
.IS1l I'm Local. agent,
MEDrrAT1oNs'
According to the Method of St Ignatius.
SUFFERING, LIFE AND DEATH OF -oEB. LORD
JESUS CHRIST, 4
Translated from the French by Sister of Mercy; ap
proved by Most Rev Archbishop Pun cell reviewed and
prefaced by Rev. W. II, ABderdon. NJ. A.
To be completed in thirteen numbers at Is cents each
number.
Fourth streets, Cincinnati Ohio. tyil 3m
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A RRow TIE AGENCY,
43 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
THE ARROW TIE.

The increasing demand for this popular fastening for
Balng Cotton has induced tho proprietor provide
largely increased stock for the coming season. and
prepared to fill orders from the trade in any
quantity, of the AKaoW TIE.
also the SWEET selEfstening BUCKLE TIE, with
Bands of any required length all guaranteed of the
best quality of English iron.
II. T. BARTLETT,
Il. W RAYNE,
General Agents,
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HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEyO-
LENT AssocIATIoN.-The Regular Meetings Of fAs
Association viii tako plaoe the frat and third
rs OF each month, at u o'clock ?. M AZ the
sehooihouse ON Marigny street. between
Greatmen streets, Third District ara
T. fell iy ROBERT HARTLEY, Secretary.
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The undersigned begs TO inform tho public that he
will continue the Real Estate and onera bust.
at Carondeet street. and solicts the of his
friends for the sale of real estate stocks merchandise
furniture, etc. e..
Succession, Port Wardens, Underwriters aud out.
door sales of every description attended to.
The attention of of real estate Is invited to his
very complete system of plans bplan books which
the purchase and sale of city property afford unequaled
facilities and the most accurate information
jyII I'm j. b. WALTON.
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TERMS.
/ TaitiosI,- eoholastie -year.t, az

BosIf Lodging asa Tuition, per scholastic seaFsof
ten months $3.50
Washing aud mending OF articles washed. Is
Physicans Fee and Medicines 10
Instrumental Music. 40
Modern Languages free.
charge Of IS week will be made for those spend
ing the Summer Vacation at the College.
Books and Stati0ns ry Furnished at current pricsa
Books and Stationery hrtcles OF dress toilet viii
be furnished by tho institution sufficient
OF money be deposited with the Treasurer To meet
those
HALF YEARLY PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE IN.
YARIABLY REQUIRED.
The scholastic year begins the FIRST AIONDAY
OF SEPIEMBEsE, and ends about the MS of Jaly.
student viii be recrfved for less tern than half
year and reduction viii be made for ronoval Within
that period, except in Of dismissal prcts1oed
Illness.
-st,ldeAss- PIOtad-
will be entitled Teeeiye at the hands Of tho President
and Faculty Diploma coniering them the degree OF
Bachelor Arts aud years devoted 70 tho
study of the liberal arts or to any learned profsssoH
the decTast OF - Master OF Arts" 4a.-J lt3f 81
For farther information apply TO sHs ~
e.. The Most Rev. r X KENRlQK,
l.... ArchbishoP Of ST. Louis,
Right Rev. s. v. RYAN. l-sL
& ~ % sl. Bishop Of Buffalo, N. Y,
Very Rev. JNo. HAYDEN $50
VIC. NJ, GeTmalltogp, Pa,
~ Memphis Tenn.
.. New Orleans, Lap or to
President Of the College, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Mr. GHAE.. d. ELDER is agent for the College aE
New Orleans, La and is prepared to furIisf infor-
N B---Nenc but Catholic students recstsed.1 re
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION No
3An adjourned meeting of the above Association will
take place TUESDAY, 18th inst at "a o'clock r. NJ
at their Hall on MaFais street near Common
jyll 1t J. J.kBARToN, Secretary
GRAND FIRST ANNIVERSARY ENTERTAIN
MENT BY
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DIED

5Siy Isl OF dropsy at the ormona parish
ol soG !, iarles. Louisiana, CATHERINE COSIfIIE1.
wife of James Woufe and a native OF the tovniana az
parish of Ciouncaug county Lin eryl
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ST. JosEPH's FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION,

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AFTERNOON OF SUNDAY, Jtn,Y IL.

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