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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Under contract for Carrying United States and Brit
ish Mails.
Sailing from Pier As North River, New York, every
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Liverpool every WEDNESDAY.
- :. Queenstown THURSDAY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

In another column is advertised new I'M
portation of gentlemens furnishing goods where they
do not vauntingy say the largest stock in the COUNT
the the cheapest but modesty advertses TO sci
M fair pices ttempts at hunbuggery seems played
ont and square dealing preferred and become popular
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

DRY GooDs-Joseph Miller, Jr., COZ Maya,
zine street has just completed his stock of spring and
summer goods winch VIII be found complste and ex-
tensivs as any ;he city. His taste and Judgment IN
selection are well known to need dwelling on. See
advertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

LocKs.-Oehmichen X Pothier, corner Old
Levec and Benve streets, have just received an in
voice of pump and neck locks which challenge
the ingenuity OF the most expert burgars-n reality
they cannot he pcked-a desideratum which comments
itself,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06
MAcHINERY---LUMBER.


xANulAcrunEns AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MACHINERY
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND FERTILIZERS,
.Perdido street, ----s
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Stationary and Portable ENGINEs-all sizes,
Circular SAW MILLS,
Coleman's CORN and WHEAT MILLS
Straub
Wood Working Machinery,
Shafting Betting, Files and Saw Gummers'
Circular and other SAWS.
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery,
PUMPS, of all kinds,
Bookbinders' MACHINES and PRESSES, all Sizes
Gullett Steel Brush COTTON GINS.
Hand COTTON PRESSES-the cheapest
good Cotton Press ever made
Stafford Cutyators Sattley Gang Flows Southern Corn
Planters, Southern Cotton Planters, Expanding
Cultiyators, Harrows, Grain Drills, Balls
| Ohio Mowers, Balls Ohio Combined
| Mower and Reaper, Warmers
| Sulky Hay Rakes, Crawfords
Garden Cutivators, all
| descriptions of
PLOwS,
| SWEEPS and
SCRAPERS, Wheebar-
| rows Horse Powers Segments
| Pinons, etc, for Gin Gearing, Victor
Tread Horse Power, Victor Cane Mills,
Cooks Evaporaors TOR either Southern cane
or Sorghum Church, School and Plantation bells
of fine tone and small COST, Fan Mills Corn Crushers
etc, etc
Our goods are selected with knowledge of the kline
t of work needed in the Southwest and we guarantee
every machine furnish be effective OF the opjec
for which it designed.
PARLIAMENTARY Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
Guano Raw Bone Dust and Plaster
o Discounts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
;, ~ Wan "a TIIOS. 3. BODLEY s. CO,
jyls " Per'.ido street, new orie''s' -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

This institution has been chartered by u Scted a
Louisiana for twenty five years; and hnvins Ians at
not more than FIVE PER CENT on Diamon,, ,ionrin,
ware Watches, Jewelry, Dry Goods, Laees hie nrop.
erty. c.4 rvo-rars Metro
poiitan w arrants City Notes Levee Bonds S,a1es
EVIDENCE OF State or city indebtedness Cnsu Sr
Vouchers and old Gold and Silver taken ,,+;o,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE visiting ta sd private
ran nv passiny down Caroudeiet street. mo PAS'
ent,ance TO the office Perdido street :,.
GNU ' " WV JOS II. WILSON Resident.
JOHN w. VILLMAN Cashier. apo ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

ToBAcco-We have 70 mo nS'S e G ii~
supply all descriptions but the demand mas Deem LII
remain ,s S4sss soasoe good medium
i ha a lbs lbs e5s s navy lbs ao 90
$50; fancy styles natural leaf twist pancake etc. QUO
market aetsap change ao &c
r. s of nSs y to s soa i
to good fair yd f ,n ,H q i White
shown Sas stis to m co%
60 to zoe as d in a sla pe Pt anon not
e to saa 5 sssssS iis
We quote fine a. 3 40 to o. 60 d S eS
IVA 81 p treble extra Sc 40 to So 49, choice ana 'i'
sPonN-s in fair demands is selling at 500 % to
5 and il st' is nss s ,s 'e
ia gss' ss at S to iG and Kegs lsac
in supply and demand NJ. and I Rsss
saser WE quote prime q 10 to s' ''s
6srAre .Iaet but firm quote them at &c per
cGmm %s.;s sa per s , Dsr ls ssn
brand s1as T. s on ss and
choice Goshen ass,s sSS
good obbing ode demand "a, ana ns n
ARE e sea arts u ~ c Is IS
Of Louis 81 IS Ss to % ohi a g. g
ed caPS fs SIS aS p ps1ss
aa to- s s the a sea
. per western % to s4S bp s1 a1s
acknowledgements
retailing % to 24ac; bales AT DC pei "
mos TIEs-Are in fair demand and retaining III u "
l" ;lrSSY BAGs-Thcre is little doing at l9s to 2oc pei
- bay. .,, ,,r;oos .,sr ,+ a.,
~ G5 per Id for Western .., s.. .r;,,o,;
m TrEEerccs 81 80; barrels 81 50, and Inf bbs 81 A.
STAR CASpLEs-The stock is heavy and there Is NY
II or no demand We quote IL l3c IL OF liic IL OF 'as
y + w l9lc
ic- uipEsGfde market unsettled and weak; at 9nots
m tons Mexican flint 10 to 2Oac; G s. u to sc HGn1
heavy; Texas do II ec, do kips II TO- FAC; CoSs
selected Gc dry sailed l5c calf skins 81 % each stoc
sl- net large.
40 rALoW-city rendered loa to 'os Texas sells al ~
to 10ac per lib. .
w. AX-30 to 35c. :,
COTTON SEED Oils in fair supply and moderate q q
man,i at 81 to l for refined and sOc per gallon II
.tv crude.
go, LIME-Is in fair supply. Toniaston and Rockland
of small lots command per Dbl Cape Lime - So al
use. Western 80 per bbl - 4. "a, o.. , ,,or;n
on heavy 26J to SOC; louisiana free from burs 20 10 y
lch Louisiana bury 12 to 15c medium merino long
we .. to- asc common merno % to 2Ic; mississippi l
9TH from burs 81 20.c Mexican improved " TO ~
81 common do 16 The stock is light and with on
'io limited demand ~ 4. M, f,r or,, N.
VISEGAR-lS to sc for cider, ana u 10 JUG LUZ S"P0
CIpER-$l0 per Dbl
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

First Cabin to Liverpool and Queenstown from Nes
First Cabin to London from New York; lo5
=. to Paris 1900 ITO ..
. :. to Havre, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
town w ......E-..s4 $40 Currency
Steerage to New Orleans via New York
from Liverpool or Queenstown----.. 20
Each Storage passenger will be provided Win seE
arate berth to sleep in and women will be Piaeea
cooked and served out BY the Go%panys stewafs'
Children between one and twelve years. half pri Il
Infants under year, IS currency. 5000,
Tickets may be procured by those DESTROYS OF prlng
out their friends at the above rates
Prepaid certificates OF passage issued 81
A. FOSTER ELLIOT, Agent -.
1854 Gravier, corner Carondeiet eS By ,s
Or apply to THOS. RICE, 139 Magazine st. >1S
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Money Market.

wehave no change report in the money market pro-
ner we mote Al notes. with unquestonablc collaerais
at 10 to per per and second grade az 70
notes without cOlateralS at TO II per
cent per month and second class at to Mortgage
notesat to IL per cent per annpm Tor AL an" IL i'i
second grade.
Gold lis to 115i d
American half dollars 113A to IA.
Mexican dollars III. ,-- ~
Sterling exchange 1891 to l24l Francs 43I TO 3D. Ne"
state Warrants - to Metropolitan Police "A to 40
CITY Treasury notes 30 to 33 per cent discount.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

8 nj
Ottp 81 utf9Ie9ner, gral bent.
8. y. Sud, gice praltbent.
@baS. &teb, @9abneifer.
6. RnpbelSbprt @etretar.
@ataG : &as : : ! e %ass,'%tsn's"''
+ &. S$iffmam, l1nteriu&unssarst.
Die ,Ieutunta" 1T BE erfe tsutfde 2eteus. ger0&eruhes'
QefeQfaaft tn. NprbreH en unb bat biefelte 100000 betu1
Staats.S &asmetRer CUR st&erasQuns aaer g0ltes'Snbabes
ttuterleet.
81 iebena etaate IL tteilbe dne etxtetm tf@e g.
feIlf& it, neil Te tire grduten.Gtnnabnnsn tn oeutent'
gen Staten auleet, no bte(eIben estalten wnbeu.
gta8. 4anaDants
rub General Metnt III ct. paul Ntn1-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

Mau leie bte Gillette opn Nersten: ,6rFs Ma1s &rtraft ii
elm gang %teionbsrS %pertbspQes Dtatnittel, sprsuelid eseienet
fir Yerfon men scn fdmader @Onitltutisu Obar fir Sol6e. mel
DE an idpadsnbtn Rrantbetten leteeb. Sir Rilenbe Wlatter
pber I'll. Trauen, nel9e an eiuer un5uretdenteu Wttnfs leibsu
1T bteier @rtratt t%efpnberS au empfe1ltn."
5errn Sobann Soft In Berlin: uSd tabe ME eurt
Elm Nttte! bet 9unsen. coer 8rut 2sieen fl eninente Grfolse
ssbabt. ais burdb SIREN Wfalts Grtratt. BET me;ner ldneer
prarts unb raid ~forsfdltia a%neeaeaten BeUbaauns inbe i'd
rab ST Grtratt aueere Wtittel abertrtft,"
&. MantniA,M MD.
So 5pben Wartt, Wten.
gbtrb BON aQst Dru9etfen unb @rpeertfen r~erfauft.
3arrant s Co.. 273 G~reenmid) CIV. 81. n,
ein5iee Weenten fir bic Scr. Staaten ,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

- Gin M~itarbeiter 'peS Happel tbeilt
fol9enbe Gin3elbeiten iiber bic @inri9z
tun9en her &aierin Gu9enie nit uOas
Departement Der Toilctteiaden ber Sat-
lerin ninmt bic pbere Gta9e nerEutlerten
Elm uno ftebt NIT benz 8pubotr Der &aiz
lsrin cur9 cine Mrt flsiner Gilenbabn in
pirsctsr @%erbiubun9, ouf Der Die Eoilettez
la9en berbei9ei9aTt uno je na@ umitdns
ben pur6 Grprebsu9 bef6rrert werren.
Sn ben @emdbem cer &ailertn fano
man ;meiNlbum6, mel6e IL 81 la9en taS
aan;e faijerli9e 9fe9ime Dor Nu0en fub<
rsn oaS Mlbum Der Majoritat hes &C.
ifysebenoen &Irper5 unp ra5 Mbum oc5
BaaeteorpS."
- Die ceut(9e @inpanberncerun9
fat fi@ it Golae re6 &riege6 betrdGtli6
Yermiuoert. G5 lonbeten I'M WonatStz
toter int @ansen 1865 G%iinmaneerer in
Ne>p gprt wprunter 3>118 DeutIbe. Sn
pemlelben Monat i'm Sabre 1869 lanpez
ten 7,641 Deutide in SEEM Uorf alip
mebr ais toppelt 10 piel als I'M letten
Sftpber. @ett eem 1. Sanudr tan1en
l&nter elmer misunderstanding bon
199,801 perlonen 62,904 Deuti6e IN
Stem ycrf an, in perlelben Yeriooe i'm
Ypri9en Sabre> 1T mel6er bic @elamntt<
etnwanceruns 231,965 Seelen 3dblte.
Die @tlammteinwanberuns bat alio tut
gum Yprteen Sabre nm AZ
t64 unb ipeeie1 bte beutiae Gtntranz
Derune nm 26,44t perlonen, absenct1>
men. 3t.s .a.s ses 4 ! III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
Milwaufee> 81. Saul unp Minneapplia
81 lenbabn>3Uee.

Durdb;aae mad benz Often fGr2ref).
&rmnen au"...6.40 Nadm. Gebsn ab....".".5.t5 gprm.
Apmmen an nit S6lafra9spa IS Dorm.
@eten ab NIT Sdlafwaespn. ...."....."..4 so 9(a1m
, 1870-11-05
1n-ccI1nueous.

Or. Baxter wtl t~,!fu.:n oirraticns. free Of
charge, Ut AIcxtan lin-rtat, North Franklin
street, between aud 9 0'c! 'ck rms afternoon
Ap,btsty whiting leg or an arm cut uG tor
nuthtnu. can have 1t done.
Lac u!rtaut GAEst'v. who has been IN charge
Ct tho Indian aQrpry, q: Tnt1t1, Va. n1saet
tht"lsgh tals city, yesterday, c" route to Washing
ton.
"A young woman naneA Julia Hansen enter ell
lhP rs0m ri Hehly T. Stevens, At the Revere
1l"u sesttEsiay aud robaed It "f leScsFy t" tn"
value ef sIeo. she -us subsequently arrcstrd
nuu lotigeu in The 1neon Slte+t Slasntu.
--SLcaE thttreS tutelet the b4tAf1'n9 house at
NO. 1s3 Him II street.. yesterday at,esno1r, anil
rostb II Byrne an'i Micaat; AeSaliy Of clothing
10 tho vKlue pf SIS
The e-1arllsh,nen, of Js1ncs a. Taylor. No II
West Atlatis strec'. Nh!tr =. Charge Of his little
GtF'. tra:eTEaS hter1s ~, WAS catered by Snelk
thieves and rntIbe., Of a god VII silver wa.ch.
"A spl ttl 'e.u ltasl '1c hy-ry stabf. nt j. ].
f5r1wr, bn Wr-s II r:is $: est, .oox fEt1ht. COT.
ntF Na;s ,n asl Ella. .1e Il kt'rc;s stAIeFl4Y af.
lelno. ., and after col alLg with mud nycr1n ming
on rNl ress waHhn. ORE 4tHratd the garbage
sss'n;t !; cn1Ss n, .'t:,,.s seriously in;:srus
II; taken ,rtn .ae office 9I p!, !:are Rni suhe3
qnthtiy Conveyed 10 the County llosfiral.
, 1870-11-05
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SHERMAN uaCSE-
Amcrg The ARRIVAL b: this tt.si, Yesterday, we1c
stc folowtng Hcp. ". E. crusbv; Iowa; J. 5
7s4la, Kentucky: J. u. Reach, RuEslo: E. T.
HAL. MAE. r:ltc: states Army; P. II. Cummings,
u F.ttt. ta.tf. uis: c. Reynolds, Wisconsin: u.
L: Is. 1f..,1, -. t,1le; j. !. Wnr lei. Nas-4rau-
;:,'s @ Il y y: %; srs's sn;; SvT a,,.a! 1sS'
isa,d~in. Ea1 .s:; W II. 13*1a5. IL IN: " L.
.stpc cdsri, Ptyunntn; J. sutherland, A1lsacht,-
se.ie; III. Luke, Ns* f"EA-
wce ti.r seldwtsr: ! n. Rre:s. ra!ito.rls: l..
Wi lsnn,. Sew t1Aucsasr~:t' I: Rs. u. H..Fe:t.
B-lie IL. DIST tcs Colun Ill; q y. n1sau,. C1u-
e,Brat:: T. T. DnEaI. 1udi ms: II. Altouet,
y. r1asta; 4. Krnyo?. Antes: h-!sia.., s,
lt7nss; IL A Dt'a,:H. J: Eggs: Ne lo,S; F.
'ftnstsy. Wisconsin,: J. Il Nithf1"s Con-ei
B:ufts: ". hsnIctas. lil.ois.
81. JAMS nort1-
hpsEnc the Ay1tyas At 1hiS hofe'. yeSvcra!se
vtre .he scstw.ux: l O..aa,5,. Msch'E u: A. 1;
1Gch,u. III. GuEnt, II Ut; y q WisaE-. ss'fust
j.. H. S.7Eert. New YORK Il: n 1!p'on.
nr T. t!a3Se,; Ss* 10 i"'s sh,E: 4 =; ~ ghfn H.
| ctlr. Wash .rEt1n. = Nu"f- e.'sf4n: ". r.
Tnou rs.n. ps,..bu eh J. 4 S:aorelt. M~ssa ;s1u
stttt:c $. tatker, Oho; F:ofe,saF 1;Aztt Ne.
Missouri
BH rAlHER HorsE
| Am ~ the arT1va;s At us h''el. rfstersas
fsn ssas NJ Mse I'll; G. + Il s lsya. Nsa;a. H.
Lx!a, Detroit: Il D. Golly +, 1tllatls: 5 .; pi.k
ln.n,. Ssw r.rk: G.. nas "r. Boston: E y
J. s,1ll~tll. Chatsxos,n: j. r. c.+amsn. Aiea
gan; T II. Fuiler: Bo~t,n; J. ?. Rosaosan. outn
A. Ii. TAonrs"n. r1tnrS.o": A. T. J.nasoo, 4
| tou: DE. J. Di1 GA a. ID, 1ltirnla
1Arx0sr uousE
Annrg the ar,iv.l> III u. hotel. ycstttda7
weae the folio xing; Governor R. ]. oslesbI AZ
, 1870-11-05

TIE WAREHOUSE QUESTION.

To The E4itor Qf 7Ae Chi.auo Tribune:
VIZ hope EVERY paper in the State Will, from
iht .irnc forward. icstss that e:eey member Of
our Legislature shall bc ccm.ultted on the Ware-
house anu Railroad Questions to be brought
before them the coming Winter At Springfield.
The vast ia1ercsts ot thc Northwest have suffered
1nag eIongE hy these culraGcs. and .he time Ia
IeAt ais f'at.,t when stop will he put to Il. We
kn"n Ut milling drifts III thls city. WhJ GUILD aAre
troc. ten ~ Gi-en t,ons nj dollars Jeas II the
railroads wou.3 nj CIV them - tsk. .sasn finn,
s.ira themsriyr., kaviDG storage. short weights.
ami derrcclatsti Jrh!n. at ~hn a:n .FrfectfF vii.
nu tls orr th. eEstin, at,i tive thc. the CATS
e glit Iiy ~ ia e!e- it1', ca:t tt1 It. LII thr
l. gtlaturc yofc us UGdet on these ltes1!on- II
they tale. Nr hav- :,eve-. III III this c..isutEt,
to -its Stock Is steel, IT. lock nnl barrel ary
ta', aud Its .nge IL tleay: anil that Iut Is the
II |. oftre mass :, pub IL o-iRoa, At.d wos IL
That men WIN ds rs TO lift Els heat nv"F the RI Il
nrr., after Of Foiuy 10 init4t fti p'1"le WITT
| couItl ln1n.e OF such gross menopot;cs. We PM.
+. 10 ..iscuss tHts mstter aaon, .n ~i'h facts
acM d5nfes SUFFERER
, 1870-11-05

The distii:e1s feared that il they presented
themselves they would be aHes cd sn1 prose-
Guild. Tue men Who's d1slIe'ies havo thns
bet Il broken up arc The posseseors Of dsa-
mobds aud tho wearera Of co-tly clothes.
On raeing days they are to bo sseu with thelf-
hort nj the courses.
The fo:I,wiug il cnmple'o list OF
TIE Illicit ~hiskey distiurres broken up:
JOHN Gorman'e, D,ckson'a alley; M.-
chael Farselrs, Huoson avenue; Bra,i-
ley L Far1elrs, plym nth street;
AeMahon's, U1ited States street; McQuia-
lsn's: Cni:sd 1tts s1ett; Ncclareys, 20
Little street one At 81 Little street; one =;
11S Plymouth street: john Whites, John
street. ear Gold street. The p.1aphern4li
fur csrt,i"g ou thn ~hinkey nn-ineue at all
these llaces WIS rota1ty DESTROYED, an1 every.
thing that could not be destroyed VAS caIted
into the Navy Yard. Supervisor butcher in
tsndea to keep guard stationed throughout
tho ward dn,ilg last might. but Cao,sin No
Conl ell # the Second Precinct Fol'ca. per-
suaded him to re1novs the troops, to prevent
an outbreak which lie feared would Occur.
, 1870-11-05
rolk and 5enereon streets. at o'elsck this cveu-

ing. ....
- T. Madhocks is the wurttngmen's caudi-
date for Supervisor Of the Ninth Ward.
Tue bkN0cKAcY.
ilf0 Charles Fr.tst, tn fJttnoc attic NODlnrc
fer Supertntenl nj OF fuhltc lubttuc:fr. Will AL
dress the ErtWauR Of l.t S0ith Slide uni ihs cn-
lily, At Uhl.chs HAL. North Clark street. this
even'tK.
-Canutdates for Aldermen aud supervisors will
rcpor1 pratDp,ty. at 10 oti,icE thus morning, az
Democ, stic Headquarters, R0on1 le, ra7ntF Of
laSxf!e and Washington stFeess. This ANNOUNCE
mrrt Is !mportaA aAt- "
=, grand DctasH11tic a1d acttharn11's Ea"Et-
TX sslll t,e ht!t In uca'y Hall, corner Of Archer
avenue anu Qna.ry btz.t T., this vrning: tolonei
n. T.. Seam, ". Z. C0ollsugh, ii. ". Fuller. aud
L, G. Kinney ~fi1 nt1hFt- ihr n'.%tuS.
TWENTIETH WARD
RErtniICAH NAss NEETIfG.
There will d 1 ik+pu e!ican lnass meeting n
Fa nell Hall this errusug. iInn. Richard j.
Oetthy, HIM. Jonn 4 Logan, aud other eminent
speakers viii atttlrs>s tie meeting,
4 t.nm2cT OF gentlemen rG-lteut tu the TWcn-
ueth Wa Il hsve E'gHrd a circular cndo s'7g the
nomination Of M'. George We,s'er for Alderman.
ant Henry hischeme, TT far Supervisor, in that
ward, uud pl, dying their full support 10 secure
their election a meetlug nj all f1ea'tly to the
election OF good meu 10 dlt The wnrtl Hhlces VII!
he ht I'd tlis evening 1t The Revere lIdu-c. AL
voters OF the Twentieth Ward arc requested 10 be
DtcScnE
, 1870-11-05
Oysters !. Ofsters!! oYssers L!

d. H. Hat!ors 4 co.. u aron.l Bracd fresh O!s-
ttrs have reputation for the1r n,:s f!aver, la-e
o, ,s;ers. anil fell caus. Thev not hs"1sht Acrr
IL tuH and wsshcd ri with fresh 1aSc walrE.
which tlc.tsuys taeir aavor entirely, packed In
CATS to SUIT any ptce thst may III asked with u
isafor1Iy Of sn!l rYstCfs tffGc Ok tear :Atrs
usl s tn zach cau. put axe packed u Iher Jsn
h,use 10 Baltimore. with nice -21Ee o5ftets " mt
1yrm Size aid ful! Cans, AsE snul Rrsacer f'E ID.
H.. Mallory + CM.'s U,am?nA D:auG II larr %o nc.
keep their, but telt cAcI1s, sack-u lg! can. 10
Lot ;a.e til. ILL., hut gb t. their tetAs. No 10 lsa
tulph st.etE utas Srate. Remember knctE nEAa1,
y tyiaron.s. with the name OF ihc!7 1stn, n. y
Mallory 4 C,., Packers, Baltimore, Md, Il stamsetl
Gn every can, and take no othera
, 1870-11-05
j. CITY POLITICS.
Jo1sn HEc.,tsvortli's Speech to
tho Irish.
An Illustration Of High Commercial
Morality.
Il &-n:ussny acknowledgements
.t+:xsin.
Au.rsr- cats tos7To-Nieh,-Lons John
Again.

Election. Tue>dny, November 8.
rst c,ucs~-.Iran-as:la.Ee-
.yetN A. INiaS.
To, Sls:t T.ra-nrer-
I,1 s:,. tl:,,-arri,, II I>1 2lc T. a:1uct!on-
MENTION UA1ENAN.
Tor rc.s.n,a:1E S$;,!nIsgnSss- a,s;i!,sss + ,,,>
;ssrAn S!sE,i Tafal'sssS sS,a e.ss tsaS ssqas ss'
reF eFco's::;rDEM'ssfI :5uS M'fNtxySRrn ! Sts151ii
COUNTY ofF1cERS
E's ss;'a TINorur NJ. BRADLEY.
~ e'';s1 iolIs STEPHENS.
T~nte-feWf'A District
,iuuS \. JEWErT.
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NlLLARt, WpupARD.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Nntiy-nffA Ds<ts,rt.
II. W. Ay>YlS. tAEa,ik Mason,
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- H f4rAES- J1UN III,
, 1870-11-05

The Coroner, yesterday. held III Inquest at No.
2si W1ckaaWk -tfcet, over t1e re a.iH5 D3 Casper
Werner. years OF oge, who WAS arcs..cntii'y
sls't wniit uut huHttrg 1T Jefferson. on last Snu-
Hay. II 4Fteats that nH0'hef h,v, nanl~tf DrtteB-
k1lrr, Vas walking IN frrht OF hin w1th \ gun
on bis f'c% Ut full cock. Il i'assng .rnush s1:ne
hushrs il s1tdcuy went Dl, ,sl,scaattnY t1s rltire
had Into Werner's leg IL WIS shattered rpr.th!y,
aud betNFt the boy ttAche,l h0 nc TT was eutlre1y
helpless from loss aE b 0 d. Had Ihc wbuut r"-
c+lrf,t tas;t a';eLtioa, which vi, Hot possible
untle lite circumstances, It would scarcely hare
proved dangerous.
, 1870-11-05

..-- 4schtEa&4ct4
NfTFAT10S WAS1<li-Dr 4 RESPFCT3ulH
So4tk El In private tauiF Or 10 ol7d:as n1.: Il,
d. d! i'm Eo< III chsmfr sork ria.r call II ca;lrT
0t lihtie:Est- ana Naba HAY. So:ta si,d p.r.r;si
, 1870-11-05

Uenerol John .. Logan. Illinois; Henry +. VII
bld!r, pet,oit; Thnmas L. True, U. s@ A.: Ii.
l. nls, A,ntr, al: Z navii. Iowa: Hon. John
Ocncnt. uixn3: L. njanin Ward Dix, S.:S York j:
~ lEtty. Milwnukc": &, Frenth Cnnnect!cIt
Y: Mr'cali, Etr: Il A. Smith. Boston: ]. G.
~ !'i,t.or, Va htn. u'n; George HoS 4r'.. Spring
uG!1. MAAS. L. q. WlckErHn2{u. uaYfQpurt.
, 1870-11-05


The fO3loHt ID the humber of homo anh hume
.etts last lsy raCh III it,. 1tAve cius, inclutli0,
'p:scilce" aud "ttxsibltlon" series Al well as reg
15lr:
Chl7syo q rrx. nt1fcs}.-. Ferrtt City. of Ccvr-
InetnnAtf trff. +eTtr4t, lAud trr<nlar etr1rsl..
k,tIlctt set!ctf,.-.. atlantic Il EeE, rzc
Iiss1asKers trE ..ritri. scStora Il scsr i pfas-
1T Cir, II RuckfoFl. tits1
Irregular %es.~}....-.- CuLou a ftx rrAe1icc1
Dy this II viii he seen tsat tse Wit7.. S,s.siESs
l.e.d tie lis: III the htsr Of sc'ics. hayinC list
with Tho Mu,nala Thty csphut he satu lu have
t:.st Sc:tss fay lsse:inrita vrn TIE .tsh e,ica.
l.asuch as Il: IT.: t,s cAMlt, ,hes tIntt nut g ~
uoc, ar umpire, auh thr game WIS played Is an
tItlbatIoA Vnly. In teatisy the series IA tnccn.
Lii te bet~ q The Whte stockings nnu Athletics,
{ ach having won game.
, 1870-11-05

The HesA anu oAl4thAt FnI1te ol
nnn.-Pnosphorua aod Cal1saJa, 1nown Rs Fern
Phsopnorated EIixlf OF CH!1s2ya Ba1k- Tia iTor
restores cbior to the blood. the phosphorus &c
news ware OF the nerve Issue, and the caasays
gives q n1tusRl ctat:'t:u tnce to the cceSfi:e o.
Rans thereby curing dyspepsia In lts various forms
wakefulncss, general debility, tiepses.io. OF spir
IT.: also, the best preventative Against ever snt
ag1e. Manufactured ociy By CasWen, Eaza:t j
Co.. New Tors. Sold bf fFCcF.gtK.
, 1870-11-05

Wc1rasu tha: Hosl. Andrews i Coos, the whole
sale agetts for TIC West, asc IN tcccsp, Of tcsu-
r.Utta!s h5 the hu2I:ei from persons who have
IL. Il inc American Base.HureeE, comp ltia@ tacu
VIII ttirr ha.e-s'urutr.. sas!nk iii iuahy eases
tliaf the Ametic2u will make mokc heat with lixif
ltss G. i. :tyia, Ut lis Ltat ii tue L4*e VI the
stove, Just vA.re II Is wanted, warming tar ream
urar ihe f1pOr.
, 1870-11-05
I harc... -. i.ls'cu.

Ths Iew CcnssrsctsoLal Ihu,c1 st the corne:
OF nLyne and Lsale5n 5ne r1lectS VIII be opened IL:
tllr!ue service rD-mhrfuW. u Oci:cE N. Al.
dresses will bc luale by the Kev Dss- Fisk, 0n1.l,
wip. aud kgy. The lrlolsc are <or,itati5 lnvitc11
TO atteLt- The chcrca HIT bn reached paa lily.
isOI,Ll' az! Nj III hyeuies. By Nil sauksc avenue
or by Meat Lake. and North 1t*bey Streets
, 1870-11-05

The fticnus u tue lAu. General ul.brluck Dlyt1
will met 1T Dc10 t. this xftsstIoun, u the Hr;ysa
ucuse, f4r the pntrsoAe Of taking proper actuu
relBtlye 10 bis untsltely. death.
There will be u ulesunS Of the members oil
the bur, this attesua3u, A. ocioek p. TO-, It tnc
Lew Institute, In order t1 pass fcsG1utious IN
reference 10 The SANE matter. Meluue1a VI tue
bar are requested to attend.
, 1870-11-05
meteorological IEccDvus

FRIDAY, Nor. I.
l0e ioilowtEE tahfe shown The netxhts nj the
han mffrr and thermometer At the notermen-
ttnurtf fiHf"ns. at the h"urs nf h'rn-k. l. m.
T. H.. Aud u p H.: asso, tne amount Of raioisi
teno~ hht! etii t'tsng reduced to raln) for the "
Fnufs ebanE a. I ~ H. The observations we're
States sitbai Co1pat to relo.s fur the btncllt Vi