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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27
Nashville Produce marke..


The market continues very dull and with
out change. We quote;
HAY-Sales from store to-day at &c. 90 z
ton
BUrTER-Receipts liberal, and sales from
wagon to-day at 20@25c.
EGGs-Have declined to 12Jc.
IRISH PoTAToEs-In good demand at
SO. so q Dbl for Northern.
SWEET PorAToEs-There is a good de-
mand for seed potatoes, and we quote at
600 Q Dbl.
BRAN-We quote at $25 2 ton in depot.
SHIPsTUFF-Market steady at $50 o ton.
FEATHERS Market dull We quote at so
@65c.
GREEN APPIEs-We quote Northern SIS
@7.00 q Dbl.
BEEswAx-The market is dull, and deal
ers only offeringp30c.
GINSENG quote nominally at Coo.
CoTToN SEED-We continue to quote
at Zoe . bushel of 334 lbs.
MIDDLINes-Are held at $40 q ton.
RAGs-We quote at 44c.
WooL-We quote bury at 15@20c un-
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35@37c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27
SCHOOL FUND.
NorIoE TO COUNTY TRUST
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
HAsHyILLE, TzSx, April 10, 4
NOTICH,

A NO. l SET OF TIMERS TOOLS
IA eracing everything belonging 10 fuIl set
. any IN tho ciky-circalar aud SQUARE ~,
cinded. WI sen either half or shs ,-hols' :,
enough TO set up two ordinary shors.
can De bad By calling on or Addressing
FRANK BRIDGES
mArza-sWu Lewizburg, I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

Doct. Prices Cream Baking Powders
will be offered to the wholesale trade on
Thursday, 28th inst, by US as sole agents.
Give us your orders in time to meet the
shipment. JOHN III. WINsTEAD q 20.
aDr27 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27
COMMON SCHOOL LAWS.

To School Commissioners, Clerks,
.ass Trustees, etc.: 81 :
We have complied ALI the laws
NOW i'm force, defining the duties Of
school Commissioners County Court
Clerks, Trustees and Courts in rela-
Eion 60 Common Schools i'm Tennes-
Sec
This compilation will be a cOnve-
nient and complete reference for all
those entrusted i'm any way with the
administration of the school laws
of the States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27
Wanted Immediately,

At Huntsville, Ala, Fifteen Good House
Carpenters, and Five Good Plasterers, to
work on Government work. Apply to
Conner & Wood, Huntsville. apr24-3t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-22

Gin in Berlin In pRese befnbli<
der Te%rtpunoeter erjdblt fplaenoe6 @r>
lebniB aus eer S9la9t BEL @eiBenburo:
@r mar nit einem 8erliner Greuno uno
2onbemann> portier leines 3ei&ens> Ell
mem anlebnli9en uno mpblbeleibten
Manu, in elmer @ompa9nte bel einem
@renapier>@ e9inent.> Mls es in bic
S&la@t 9tno, bemerfte rerDite, taB fem
3lncnaoel9euebr elmer R%eparatur BE-
ourfte unb bat leinen Greuno> ia er bel
leiner @orpolen5 nidt {&neu 9enu9 BET
Der 6ano ietn fcnnte, bic Ieihte &epara>
tur Yo%r3unebmen. Da waro gum Nnerif
9ebEalen unp ber Dide laete lafoni(h :
vgfa, tenn MID ! menn i'd MD l@ie6en
fam, bann mu6 i'd Rc9en W-D Die
S@la&t 1T 3u Gnpe> unler Gr;dbler lieDt
%rertruneet ouf eem S&lu6tfelbe> ba febt
CT BON fern ieinen Greunp munter einber<
l9retten, ct ruff i'm uno iener fcmmt
mad turSem 8eoauern lefort tpieber auf
bic &eparatur jurud, bic er partput ri9t
aQetn ber5ufe(en permo@te. Der Ser
tpuncete ma&t f@' baran, 70 gut es 9eben
piQ> gu belfen, ba - lprin9t Elm Gureo,
oer IN Der Ndbe 9elegen, plSblfd ouf uno
nil auf bic 8eipen anle9en. Der Dide
1T iaueu entldlo0en> ct lduft lporntrei9e
auf Jpn ju uno remit ibm pos 8aionnet
in ben 2etb> sann febrt er gum Breunbe
surud nit Den Worten : v@iebte tpobL
lrenn bu mir bic Sel@idtc jlei@ inQrrz
.nun9 jebra9t bdttelt, earn bdtte i'd mir
iebt ntdt 10 obSuloofen brauden I'M bic
Sade BON bier aus objema9t" Damit
crldte ct bcm0erwunpetea Die 9anp uno
nahm Mbi@ieo. s9ofentli@ bat tbm caS
reparirte @ewebr 10 CUTE Dienlte 9etban,
cab IS ibm 9elin9t, wobIsemutb In bic
5eimatb jurudjutebren!
- llnter ten Taulenbe1 BON @efan=
aenen> Die td9li@ BON Granfrei9 mad
Deuti@lano 9ebra@t tpereen, rueroen Die
Gurfos immer %1eltener. @s l9eint, bob,
pieie afrifaniiden 6orten tbeils bei @ei=
benbur9 uno W1rtb o%b9efan9en, tbeils
Seripren9t wuroen. So mar wpbl barauf
abeeleben> ife al6 ben @ortrab Der Mrn1ee
aa@ Deutl@laap su tperfen, Inn preuben:
gu pernt&ten uno NIT Ger fran3Sdl9en
Gi~uiliiation gu beoliden. Die &la9en
aber bas robe unse3uselte 8enebmen Be
fer 2sute trefen Qbrt9ens anoauernp BON
allen Setten Elm,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-22
Reuene Ra0ri4teu.

t. 8erIinI II. Sept.- Gin oeutI&sr
2tbrlits wurce in @ilbemsbSbe pertofs
tet. Gr beabIdti9te einen 8erlu9 III
mat ben &atftr Napoleon 3uI> srl9is>
Zen. Cine 8elabene Yiitole lpurbe in
ftinert @Beftb. 9efunren unb er ertldrte
uner|&rcden baB Sic &u9sl fir ben &aiz
fer belttmmt mar.
- Nu6 Dem Departement Der Setne
ouein purten $4,000 Deutl9e, mel&e
pa anldbis maren, Don ben 6ran,olen
pertrieten: ! - - r. = :
-@bica9u bat cine BepSlferu,nlq BON
297, Us. cine 3unabme, bon 168,478
felt 1860. Die 8epSlterung BON Goot
County, etnl@liebli@ Chicago 1T 348,z
709.-68 Counties III Sqincie baben
cine 8eu6lterune pun~a1,742,2772. Son
"a Counties itnp bic @eri6te nod nidt
einsesansen. - 49, =,
-@ien, II. Sept. - Der &uiltr
bat beute NIT elmer Gbronrepe bie@ibuna
re6 @et@sratbe6 erSfnet. Or &ailer
1aet tartn, baB tpdbretb stpet 9roee Na>
tionen 8%e9enetnonper &rfes fubren> SeRs
reid fi& bes Trtebens erfreue. Sefret@
loQe baruuf binarbeiten, itin eonfitutio<
neQes Syiten1 III con1olfpiren. Ct BE-
bauerte baB 8Stmen ntdt reprdlentirt
iet> ubslei& Maneel an Yatriottsmus
bies nt@t perutia@t baben. Gs let bic
Muf9abe Der @eieBaebuns> Die Mutono>
mie Der ieparaten &6ni9ret@e NIT per
Stdrfe hes &ailerrei@e6 3u pereinbaren>
Elm @ablseitb iu erlaRen, @eleBe fit
STRIDE uno @taat gu 9eben, ,pel@e bur@
Wufbebun9 beS @oneorpate notbmenrt9
9erporcen, iowie &eot(1on pes .Suft3me>
iens ooriunebn,en> uuo ebenfaus bic 8iQ
fir 6hentli9en unterri6t in @rmdoun9
Sieben unn fit RE Staats< Nerenuen
Gorge tra9en:
Tlprenc II. Die italint=
i@e Nrrnee beiebt Zen &irdenfaat. Sc
neral &an3ler, @ommanbeur Der pdpfli<
den 3rnppen> meiaert f& Rcm gu ilberz
9eben.
Mabrio, II. Sept. - Die prei7e
BON Mabrib, nit @usnobme Der Ultra
montanen jubilirt User pas nate Gnte
Ter meltli@en Ma@t ceS papfes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-22
0ertieSxu9 bon ttr 1. @ttte.)

uDabur@ bate i'd bas @trsnaeen
BET alien Soften, no mir IN ftterlt9er
p%rpce(ionen aufmarl9irttn, Timer bel
leBte au iein, unp Is ma@te mir unenplt>
den Spab, Is Ter ldft9en etiquette Elm
tpenis 0~berbobsn 3u fein, uno flei uni
u~no:3punsen r,eine Geren3eit bsnuBen 81
f5nnen. 3uweilen 9inser MIR gang In
ecsnitip, obne Mt;ei@en, obne Srren, in
Der lieben Staot @ten uuber, unp Niez
u1aneen ma@te oas mebr @paB al6 mei>
men treuen 8unoes9eno0eu unp 9etoenss
sefdtrten frlberer Sabre, ben 9uten S.
mig Trtecrf@ @ilbelm Don Yreueen,
Sbm war bic etiquette ron jeber etn
@reuel 9epeien, unt~ Ct ,par frob,, poB e.
ibm bier seitattet &par, ii6 leiner itiQeu
5elterteit 81 fflberla0en> gunp gang sans
gene ii@ unter BEN Menl9en mte ieines
'@letden' 3u tetpe9eu.' 433uwetlen@ IN ben
Wcr9enfuncen> ebe nod bic llli9eu
@on8reeYerbanelunsen an1nsen, fam {,
Su mir, I'm einfa@en @iptlrpd, unb for
noerte mid auf juztiner prou1enace. uht
oana 800 AUDI i@, oer9ni9t wte ein@@I>
let, meinen einfa@en, fur3en>@ ipilrod an,
iebte BEN nieprtSen, i@war3en> brettum>
rdnrerten 9ut aut wie Jpn ban1als bic
Soureoile trug> unb II i4lenoerteu NIT
Ssice, Mrm in Nrrt bur9 bic @traBen,
coer in bemtprater auf unp al, unb tpenr
mir bun9rig ODER burf1i9 tparen, febrten
mir in irsenb Elm @afbau6 Elm unb nab>
men pa Ylub an einem Slid neben ben
anperen 2euten> rpel@e ba laeen, uno
Bier unpBein tranfen, unp fetueNbnuna
batten, baB bic beipen BQrser> wel&e ii@
"a unterftanpen, fi@ gu tbnen gu feben,
uno berer N%nndberun9 robl 3iemli9
ufprin9li9 lein mu9te, baB paS Elm &ais
fer uno Elm &1nt9. llno 9eraoe ba8 CT
96Bte un5 am meiiten, une mir biteten
un6 robL jemal8 unier S%nco9nitip 3u
llften. SD entlinne mid elmer aqerlieb=
fen Sceue, Die mir 8eipe bamal6 erlebz
ten> uno t@ babe Dir bielelbe in einem
Der WeoaiQonS> ba pber am &anoe ifi3z
grit. Du 1iebit Ia an einem Slid, an
welaem Der &6nt9 unp ia III @ipilflei<
BET iiBen, UNI uns ber bic 0uten 8ur9er
nit ibren oampfenoen Yfeifen, uno uns
se9enlber an Dem slid NIT ouf9efibten
GQe nbceen einen ruifl9en Marine Off
;ier."
Die &ailertn nidte. 49, i6 BABE
mir oieies MeoatQon iaon ldnsere 3ett
an9eieben> uno mid 9efra9t wie Cure
Ma1eitdt in oieie leltiame umsebunS &C.
fommen."
SD MIL ea Dir ersdblen"> la8te Der
Safer nit einem FROZEN 2ddeln. SIS
tbut mir wobl> an biele tleine Gcene gu
benfen."
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Wa6 1a9t bic &ernunft ?

Or tleine Wpneufe, neun Ct prn elmer siftissn @dlanee
eebiden wtrt, nin1nt feline 3uFudt 3u elmer sepiden YFan3e,
iet hascn uab entsett taburb ter Wirtuns bs GIFTS. Da5
If tSutinft Menidlide gSsien taessen naden T9 bel b,r
Auswabl Der Wlittel nm SCI nnbbeit unb Qeben gese1 uaee.
funbe@in1ife III fdaben aufGrfubrur3 u. Vesnunft serlafen
glun mas faet bic 0srnunft aber tteex bpdpidtisen @eeen-
fanb? Saet lie uns nidt, ta6 Der ta1s QDso sur Rrdfieuna
unb Renisuna tcs &Srpers 1T, TIN bpr benz unfdttaren Stiff
gu fdaBsn, turd welGes bic &rartteit er3eust miro? @ewis
tbut fe tas. Die nd&ie Graee it: Weldem 2sttfaten ipaen
MIR bei Der Nuswabs tines ntbisilildsn Si!fsmittels iplaen 2
Gut, bic in elmer ununtertrpdenen Nnbe e%enieenter 3eues
,uife uiuuauenseiaste Grfatsuns Don IS, Sasrsn teriidert
uns, tab @pitetter'S ,maaen BitterS f~drfente. IT,
selnse nnb antiitptif6e Gisenf&afnu bsFst, ruelde in bsnftl.
bsn bic tadil9sn @srbdltntstbtilen Itneu anbtrtn Mebicn.
nente tutba1ten fnb. Dts 1T babr sas 0eeeuetft, ptldes
uni, bic 0trnunft rsrdfeu teft ~snn uuere @eiuxebeit eut.
peber bur@ gealaria, mel&e tpibemtf&e Rsantbeiten ttrsur,
ruff abr bur& ireenb cine anbere, sft tea, xSrper a~ubafteahe
epnaituttpneae, Ter nit ,tnltrn @eEptnttttex,, Bef&dniauu.
gen uub Standardization Serbunteae ll.fa&e sefatrbet
IT.. ,.t =. .,
Das 0iit etses ladbIt&en saeph1s If faum feinsr uub &C.
fhtrli&er, als bas, rel9es in ~unreineua Daftr unb> perburbe.
ner 2uft lauert. Dem Sster, BEN @aqenletbea, @tsruusen
ses ~11utsrlets uat anbere ernRe &rauibetten ~ euteebeu,
relde burd hife unteefuubea Glemente terspreeruftn ma.
ben. ia 4 xnm5sls& x5tRis, bs ber @aseu unb aae abf&ei.
bunlssrsane f. ptj u fasea IN etnsu rsbuR.n 3uRanbe tefa>
ben. gpx ban Orate ID Dtberf4nbB, utt&eu br SsrYer
ben fA6bli&en GinaaRtn, wel&s ibu auSr1ftn,. entseseuitseu
tanu, R6ast bte et&ertttt ser @eianbbttt al, uas neil t1s
ers6., sesetabHtf4e, 6tdrluRssmttte1 ben
rtdtaaea Gsatnsuunta &SrYers &raft nus Ntsdudftsteis
lserleibt lean = aIs eiae unf2dstatt s~&usmttltn eaYfe.
zen nus oaraas!tt petsta s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-22
1 9.
Sihoriihe Sleifift5ei1nansem.
Der @eemann unb Der 80.
ntlpn.

/ ~Gtnea Morsen6 lotte mid bic 1&9n'
Gebruariunne, rie in @ien i9pn - MORN
unp erquidli@> ME Bel uns bic Mais
Tonne ldeint> btuaus gu einem Snccsni:
to @pasiereane. SD bate metne Elm:
fade blrserli&e &%letpun9 an9eIe8t uni
trat tben wobl9emutb aus bem 8ur9tbo1
beraus, al6 mir Elm jun9er Sffjier, ppn
VI lerer ruiFl9en Martne be9e9nete. 81
reoete midxar9, rS an, incem ct nur etner
Mpment bic 5ano AZ Der MlBe empors
bob, SD fab e8 leinem Nnsua ieiner
| Sttefeln uno Sporen an, tab er loeber
BON oer Meile fam, uno er befdtiete mi,
oa8 aud, oaB er bier gang fren,o lei unit
ni&t zen rt@ti9en Gin0ans in pas faiz
lerli9e &elceu3iAlob 1ncen tSnne,
Sa9te cas unb fragile gang barmlos, pb
i'd Jpn ni9t babel Gin weni9 tebilFf
fem wp[e.
~@ie baben @el@dfte BAG" fraste i'd.
~GreiltA>" erpieoerte ct gang u~ntefanz
gen. utd babe cine Depeide an ben Sal:
Ter BON &ublanr. Man bat mid mad
BEN Burspalaft 9etpielen. Soweit bin
i'd nun 9efommen, ober i'd tpe,b ni6t,
rpie t9 meiter fpmmeu unb an tpcr i9
MIDI rpenoen iou, Der mid 3u benz &ailer
flbrt, BET, ME i@ >peib, bier i'm Yalafi
wpbnt". DAG un9ejwun8ene, freie 8ez
len unp ba6 ofene, bQbl9e @eli9t 'pe5
junsen Mannes 9ehelen mir 70 febr paB
t@ libel 2uf batten meth, Sneo9nito gu
perlaneern, SD la9te .ibm bober, bab
er in oieiem Mu9enblid ben &ailer ni9t
I'M palat trefen wlrpe aber 1T snei
Stunben 1pute er muir wieberfpmmen,
ba wlrce 19pn Semano ba fem, Der i'm
3u benz Safer Mleranber fibren f5nne.
llnb pann fraote i'd i'm ob CT mid
ni@t Elm went9 be9letten woue t9 femme
@ien gut uno wple ibm ale 6auptfra@
Zen uno bic ppr;Q9lf@fen @ebdure Der
@taot ;efsen.
Gr nabur e6 NIT Ger9nii9en ali uno
mir sin9en 3ulammen iber bic, Bafet
tnrem mir %Yer0nl8lt9 %miteinanrer plauz
oerten. Sc mar bie8 Elm ab9ele9euer
Gbeil BET Bafsi unb tpar Ntemanp 3D.
BET unS bdtte fSren f6nnen. Der jun9e
Maun erSdblte, taB er fritz in pas See>
we1en einBetreten iei uno paber ntemal8
an Bet, 5uf %sefommsn uno ietnen &atler
seleben.
Sc .ldn9er er ersablte beltu mebr sefel
er..mir 70 ]ebr baB na@pem mir cine
balbe@ tunbe 8eplaupert batter, t@ feber1
blteb unb ibm 3uld&elte: u~l1eber9ebtt
@ie mir tmmerbin ibre 8rtefe, ID BIN
Der Scatter Mleranber. Mber Der 2ieute>
t,ant la&te mir TINS @ef&t uno errte<
berte:
uGin aQerltebfer S@er3. Ste tydren
ber &atltr Mleranber 2" 10
~Sa &ppbl", ~ermteperte t@ eritaunt,
vt@ bin bet &aiitr Mleranber pom STUFF
lamb" "i~ "*> >.5 ''a ~" NJ, ;
~Sebr gut !" faate, Der 2ietenant
.bana fam i'd Der 3ailer BON China
ftin |" , T,sg a.,s s .ss a ,s.,.: ..es
.l1nb BAD ia9te q 10 tpuilq, bas ID
laut auFa@sn ntubte, unb jest frob mar,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-22

-&arl@ imrpd bat feiner ~au>
9elipriBen>Yoeite" fclseneea 1@neipt9e,
ben Gitel u5iebe auf 5iebe" fQbrtnbe
2tep&en folsen la6er: 1.. ,,
Mir faben 70 lang in esuatbli&er Stub at.
ltnb reimten nur 9iebe auf 2riebe; .-..l
Dsu, s%erlos.nsn Geinte mum itsen tir su j.,
l1nb reimen ibn1 'pttbe auf Diebe. ,>t",.
Die itbr ibn1 aud 2iebe fir 3iebe sebrt@t
@e fallen bic 3iebe BEN Dtebe BOD bi@t.,
Die 1atirli@en G'reusea besetrt BET Grax.ua
t1nb wsi6 ni@t 90 Fnb bic gosteu, a415 1a# 2
Ct bat bon @eosrapbie ut&ts los .4s3j3
tlrb ute ben aarl Sitter eeleieu;
RIM mue 81 ipat f&$ aur1lSduIt beqeentn, !.
@ir tpops1 tbm auss @efublsne uebn,eH.
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@erbf 1870
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bieten ibrcn wertben &unoen .pn nab
unc feyn, Elm p%puitdnot9 a0ertirte6 aaser
Ycn 16erbf> uup @intermaaren belt'e
bent au8 einbetm{l@en unc trrorttrten
&fctrsrapfen
acknowledgment.
@ba,plsu Glpafiu0s,
SUDDEN. II. @nif,ufreu,
8lannellen u. $eppi6<n5
in allen Jarten uno aualitaten, oneba
BET beRen Muamabl ron 9eblei&tsn uno
unosblei@ten a. fE3&E5 r.
8aummpqen5eu9, Weib5eug,
>@aare11, @ano<
ihuber, @prfetteu, @ei>
ben> unb @ammei-
bGnbern, &c. @e. u.
~ tclGen niorieen preiien> ras ibusn
fein anoeres 6au8 i'm @taate 9lei9fom,>
uren fam.
Die @crer1Berun9 unieres 2otales pa
une In ben @tano 9eleBt> in allen 3weiz
Aen oes @e19dftS cine p~ollltduoi8e Auez
nab! bteter t6nnen.
.. %. Gngeriou s. 81.
Re. d. Babaibaw une 100 u. 901 3. CITRATE
nabe Der Sriief..
ct. 3aul. mtnn
tput
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-10-09

The Irish agricultural statistics for 1870
have, just been issued. From these highly
valuable and interesting returns, the accu-
racy of which are now universally admit
ted, we gather that the total acreage under
all crops this year in ireland was 5,642,536
acres; the total acreage under all crops in
1869, 5,577 ,7sO, showing an increase In the
extent under crops in 1870 of 9,776 acres.
The crops which increased in extent this
year are-barley, bere and rye, beans and
peas, potatoes, turnips, mangel and beet
root, cabbage, carrots, parsnips, vetches,
rape, grass and clever. The crops ls which men
and flax. 1t appears from the summaries
that, compared with 1863, wheat s. sh9ws ,S sza a
decrease of 1886 acres, and oats OF 5o'41o
acres. In barley there is an increase of
Is, ,242, in berc and rye of 59l, and in beans
and peas of 760 acres. There is an increase
in the extent under meadow and clover of
IO5. ll9 acres, ard decrease in flax of
81, ,359 acres. This shows that pasture lands
are increasing, which is by no means a
good sign. We regret to observe decrease
in flax, for that crop is connected with an
important branch of manufacturing in
| duStry.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-10-09

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN INDIA-DedM
ofa Nun.-The community of ST. Josepll's
Convent, in Bankipore station, have suffer
ed "a heavy loss by the death, from bron-
chocele of Sister Crcscence, on the 29th
july The good Sister had labored close
upon fourteen years on the Patna mission,
and was the instructresS of drawing, writ
ing, ETC., in st. Joscphs Convent School.
The drudgery of the schoolroom in an In
dian climate, undergone for the love OF
God and in the spirit OF religious obedience,
is not n career which the world deems
brilliant. People wonder how it is that
| Catholic education succeeds so well in In
dia; the modest memorandum which we
| have recorded may tend to solve the myS-
tery. We recommend the soul of Sister
| Crescence to our readers pious suffrages.-
II. I. P.-Indo European Correspondence.
Death of a Priest.-The Rev. Father
Baert writes as follows from Thyetmo
(Britlsh Burmah) under date of July 16:-
ss Father Navech has lately fallen IL victim
to cholera. The dreadful epidemic gen.
orally visits this station every year, but
seldom has the visitation been 80 severe
and so long as on this occasion. The greater
part of TIC troops bad been sent up to the
/ Hills some three miles distant from town,
| To VI hat is called the cholera camp, SO that
Father Navech had to. go to and fro twice
or thrice IL day between the station and the
camp in the hottest season of the year.
The Rev. Father, though of very weak
constitution, most courageously fulfilled
his duty, till at length his strength failing
him, he himself fell victim to tile terrible
disease The officers of the regiment,
though Protestants, unanimously speak In
the highest terms of the late Catholic chap
lain, and if OF account of their religious
principles they cannot appreciate his vlr-
tues as IL Catholic priest, they agree IN at
testing that Father Navech was agood man
and ever ready to do his duty. As fur
ther proof of their esteem for the late mill
tary chaplain, they have opened a snbscrlp-
tion, the amount of which is intended for
the erection of a monument to the memory
of Father Navech.-Ibid.
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3 I! ~ Az 4 SIX
To Our Venerable Brother. Napoleon Joseph:
Venerable Brother, health and Apostolic
Benediction. We have received, Venerable
Brother, by our dear son, Edward Bernu-
deg, your letter and that Of the clergy of
your diocese, with the offerings which ac'
cOmpanied it, and were much moved by
these manifestations, 30 agreeable to us.
We have perceived with pleasure that you
had, without resisting, submitted to the
burden imposed ,npon you, Trough fully
, acquainted with its weight, and believing
that it was beyond your strength. For the
obedient man shall speak of his victories.
This opinion which you entertain OF your
/, self and of the charge that you have to
fulfill, at thes same time that it will serve
to make You more and mnre prudent, will
draw down upon you assistance from on
high, and will move you to demand it with
increasing fervor. l'aa4,
We are not less reioiced at the marks of
love and submission which you have given
us, yourself and your clergy, and at that
clear profession of faith by which you all
declare that you recognize distinctly, and
that you venerate in the Sovereign Pohtiti
all tho prcpogntives which our Lord Jesus
Christ has accorded to him in the person oi
Peter This accord of minds and hearts,
al this unanimous devotion to the Apos-
tolic See, center of unity and teacher o.
the truth, have SO added to the value o.
your offering that they have made IL, IL
= Our eyes, far nobier and far more precious
II Also, we professsa lively feeling of graft
tude towards yourself and your clergy
aud doubt not that God, in whose sight th'
union OF souls ard the obedience OF author
itv. which He has Himself established will
the love thereof, ares agreeable ABOVE a,
things, will pour out abundantly upon al
OF J GU and upon your labors the gifts o
His celestial grace and His bencdicti"ns
We ask this OF God for you with all on
heart. And ut the same time, as {. piedg'
/. of divine favor aad OF our especial go"'
will, we bestow upon you with an earnes
love, upon yourself, Venerable Brother, IL
well as upon all the clergyeand faithful .
the diocese Of New Orleans, the Apostolic
aBenedictlon. o,
Given at Rome, at st. Peters, the lSt
of July, i'll the year 1870, the twenty -hft1
year OF our Pontlficate.
y Tlrs IX., Pope.
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The true Christian, like the living spring
which is not impoverished 10y sending forth its
grateful waters. He is not afraid to freely be-
STOW of that which he has freely received, and
the more he gives, the more abundantly does
God supply him; but there too many like
stagnant pools, withholding that which tends
tn poverty. Like the servant with the one
talent, they are afraid to use their possessions
for Gods glory.
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The above statement is just true and correct tran
script from the books of the company
PAUL FOURCHY, President.
@. w. MOTT Secretary.
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IRsr BI-ANNUAL srATEMENrs
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DABCoCK's FIRE EXTfNGUISHER.

WON A GREAT VICTORY at the late Trial Fire
Canal street.
AWARDED TIE FIRST PREHIUM-a beautiful
Silver Medal-at the late Texas State Fair over Two
competitors.
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Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fatio WIN. A. Shropshire,
Sam'l NJ. Todd, F. a. Peterson,
S. N. Moody, Gabriel Pascal
Arthur Forstall, 7. i. Blanchard, Jr.
Alexander Marks Charles Ramon.
This Company taking Fire. River and Marine Risks
the very lowest and gives the assured return
of fifteen per cent the scrip of the Company at the
end of the year. as o NAV prefer. nol4 1y
yNTM. b. MORRIS & CO.,
Fire, River and Marine Insurance Hsency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
ETNA. A..---.. ------.----o1 hartford
The Leading Companies of the United States
Record of Losses Paid $40 100000
All business of Insurance transacted promptly Rates
low hazard will permit Adjustment of Losses at our
Office without reference or delay.
wM. B. MORRIS & Co, Agents,
jaI6 Iy No. 81 Carondelrt street.
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DETER MARKEY

p NJ a
l. LUMBER MERCHANT
And proprietor of the Crescent Planning Mills
corner of Benton and EuphrOsine Bile Sawed
to order New Basin, Shell Road Side, New Orleans
large supply OF Dressed Flooring Ceiling Shev1ns
and Weather boarding; also, Rongh Yellow PINE ana
Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles Orders lett
A Merchants Exchange. Particular attention paId
shipments. iaSO Iy
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of,preans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this Sd day q
June, leo S. MAGNER, Notary iuoiic.
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At meeting of the Board of Directors, held the '1
day of june resolved to declare scrip dividend
of FIFTY per cent the net earned participating
the year eading the 3ls OF May 1870
which certificates will be issued ard after the lst
day Of August Also to pay and after the sec
opd Monday in July next the whole issues of scrip for
the years and and six per cent interest on oil
outstanding scrip of the company.