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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

This Company. established upon the model Of the
great ENTERPRISE DES POMPES. EUNEBRRS az
Paris Will take charge Of burals in the way
private OF this city But in order TO be OF
judge Of tho dierence the old system and The
tho Of three patents which n tho following sd
vantagcs: ter
by Of patent sntiseptic collins which. though
salio sson and have their sapsroriy at.ssts Sy sSs
conclusive certificates from the Board of Health
and Medical Faculty of this city.
y. or transporting q body to any part of tho world
without the least danger.
.. or enbalmng without any resisting change o.
feature or natural color by proceas entirely new.
Tho Company with also contract for the construction
sale Of any Kind Of tomb in any cemetery whaevoF
and will arrange with asylnms oonyents. and large
IN advance for the funerals of their members;
tariff Of prices for different classes Of irtormentp
has been made, with adaptation to the Of every
person. This list 10 publicly exposed in the Oce 0f
the Company,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

An English paper advertises fewer than one hun
dred and forty church preferments for SALE The cure
be bought and sold just like any other sort
of property in the Church of England but vings at
the present day do not fetch very good price, The
disestablishment of the Irish Church has had very
bad effect upon the English ecclesiastical market This
clearly evidenced short time ago. when the churo
patronage the young Duke of Norfolk was pu up for
SALE The Duke being Roman Catholic, cannot pre-
sent to vngs and his advisers thought that those in
his gift might therefore well be Sold but they acted
rather late in the day. Tho bids were DO low that
they scarcely instance approached to the
urica
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

The Improved" Singer Family Sewing Ma
chine "a fast winning-nay It has already favor in
every household as is shown by the sales of the last
year amounting eighty-six thousand hundred
and eighty machines which far exceed that Of any
other sewing mAshine company. Ns range and variety
off WORK is such thought impossible short time
ago to be by machinery 1t be proved that
II ia III. cheapest beautiful delicatey arranged,
nicely adjusted easily separated and smoothly running
alt family sewing machines In the way OF exc
on or cotton thread fine coarse making the inter
locked elastic stitch alike both sides OF the fabric
sown These scelencies are of course well known to
those who have used IL they are merely men TONED
here for the information those who undecdedor
Who have never had experience in the article VIM E
Cooper & Co.. Camp street the agents in this re-
-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

Beer drinkers IN tho United States rAy
$2l ,OOO. 600 Tor their fluid reffeshment. z
John Allen, the wicked man, died
cursing the hypocrites who pretended to
have converted and then deserted him.
The New York Crystal Palace Company
have purchased twenty-eight acres of
ground ON which to erect building that
will be an enduring monument and credit
to the great metropolis of the Western
world>
We notice flying paragraph, that q
memorial is getting up among the Catho-
lies in the south Of England to the Pope,
praying that his Holiness, if driven from
Italy, will set up his Pontifical throne in
Ireland.
The Acclimation Society Of New Zealand
is buying California seeds and birds, from
Australia, pigeons from Africa, and fishes
from England. Louisiana could contribute
rare specimens of the alligator and carpet
bag genus.
The United States Naval Hospital at
Chelsea, Mass, contains ten patients, upon
whom twenty two persons are employed
to wait. 1t is guarded by three naval off,
GERS, whose annual salaries are $4,000, $1,000
and $4,000.
The Jacksonville (Fla.) Southern Pres
byterian church complains that it's build
ing has been seized by minority of one
fourth Of its members, and given over to
the Northern Presbyterians, and that the
courts sustain the robbers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23
THE OLD srAxD!-snch & the caption of a

THE OLD STAND Such u the caption of a
paragraph in another column which the ad
All there is something touehng-we had almost said
sacr ed-in certain phrases. We read Cursed be he
who removes his neighbours landmark" And for how
many years has Martin shoe store been land mark to
statue became the cynosure of motley crowds-before
Touro's became the abode of drygoods nabobs-be
fore street made grdirons of the great thorough
fare-before- butwe must Stop Martins shoe store
not only was but is the great
of Henry's bronze phz-of the great bouevard Ladies
and gentlemen can't be suited anywhere else with such
Seoant boots phoes he has always hand Those
who purchase 1i3 Canal street will have to
crot nj themselves
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

We call the attention of our readers to the
adsrtisemept nj Jos Miller Of GOT Magazine street
with the prominent heading ~ annSu1csm This pro
we refer for details which they will do well TO ponder
We viii only take the liberty Of adding We Announoe
To the world and ali the rest of feme1e kind that Miller
has not aniy prime goods but that they sold at
trennely low prices ahd that he is himself the prince on
good fellows. $3.50 r. --.- D
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

The Weed Of. F." Sewing Machine, is no
untried experiment, needing e1trayagSPt sul9gy to
eyery family which hes Judgment 60 Discriminate be-
tween the genuine thing and the Pretentious makes
and Certainty, and anything needle viii go
throunh from the finest 70 the thisksst fabric nrTiy
Co.. ls7 Canal street. che general agents for the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

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= 50: 4: 8 Sse. =:
1s 2sssg aad PAN Asssssd - ssssnblsd = e.si.l
Sd :.a ;. .ss, e ss:.
= ~ s. n fus nsc ,:nsSl.s ssosse We .prs:.ivs
s S.ss .ssrs .s. fe.pE e.
:: q: ss ss &.
a1c excited the any
S'saF s sss sss
Beloved pGs To- t as nss ~sns, 81:
nss SS e form her .hnns TIE
n th.t q woman vhsn life iis her veins With *
Smsiss delight and wresthes her with its sweetest
sSsi ss Ss,.s
4 Ss sas . 70 S.: 81 s
Her "Ir t.dinx garands 70 4. eternsi crow
So%%;nsns Of .miratien .nd rssp.os Hsr natural
poet sage. - - =
S %.S NO. my y.... 4 .ohos. OF church se.
and thu. =. thought
xordiinx blamed her not hut rever.nced her .cs
sanosusry-ssorst oommunioU With our dressed Isdy
and the SatntshAlow cd every thought dream that
Every perception Of Der s.ssivss.d mind VA. in.
;si.ss Nth the purity q As.r the. in n,tu,s
esao ~ sne the true unelouded by even the
She loved All that lovely in tbs. beautiful world
Al shat va Of good report In the friends Of her child
ao soad s.1s
~ H ne holy scu:on o. the clos.sr devote hsr
nj s ~. Az e the ;Fhs.s which Il
not IN va she sacroed the loftisst aspiration u her
'as e tie .s
pnna ei.s UeS snS
nVs 9. nss and T.. perfect ashouSh
E.,;Gsal hoy-oT nasa1. perfection and spirit
With such person and such characteristics she We.
The most sna
by her Ss friend. .u..,,. - -
relatives and friends. even the venerable eodmothsr
wSS h.: on this earth ~
s 'asy II IN
in he. Ssne . on the living and the dead
..id such The Rinssoa or OF Hs.Vsn si iisr
ssr Ma. seemsd feel that
her s.S cd remains he could consistently repeat and
oseSins RI ss the congregation said
that he had svoaea proashng funeral Only
this ru!eHin he the special Of the Most
h s Ais
died from yellow fever contracted In spiritual visits
espson in behalf Of one oSss whom cam soa.isssnsiy
repeat my text, Blessed the dead who die In the
I'D
srPes snd 70 he Aodng
ssn.sity s ana % the
seentiousnsss her gentle manners her aniabe dspo.
sition and her resignation and happiness in her
unknown but DO had looked deep into her soul
and learned to honor and to love her Tho Of
the confessional sacred bnt could listen
the eloquent divine without feeling convinced that in
the sacred tribunal of penance pure thoughts rip
pied from her heart like the crystal waters from the
fountain of the oasis.
Those who knew her. ae knew her, will recognize
the picture have feeby drawn, and hardly require
that We should affx to it the now pleased name Of
MARIE ANNA LOUISE NADER.
Tho and the crown w0ni
Only are left alonei
Left In this and desert place,
Far from natural home
Left to complete weary race
Until His Kingdom COME"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

foreign regiment has been formed for the service
France Cherbourg be called the volunteers of
Fontenoy and be composed exclusively of Irish vol
unteers. The for this regiment are daily leaving
both Ireland and England and the hope is openly ex
pressed Dublin and in other h cities that the Prus
sian Government may upon demonstrating with
the Government against this action of the Irish
Deople
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

r ANNOUNCE
To my tom. and e that A.xs 4: .s:s
consisting Of the following
Ghene POpLINS.
Changeable PopLINs,
French MERINOS,
French EMPRESS CLOTHS.
Plaid SERGiES,
Plaid POPLINS
Japanese SILKS,
Roman s1sHEs.
Finest Opera FLANNRLS
Finest Eins:. ctA l.sa sHAw1s.
Finest WOODEN SHA Wis,
Finest Gored BALMORAL8.
81 Gents WOODEN UNDERSHIRTS,
Gents Woolen JACKETS,
Ladies English HOSIERY.
Vel, ct RIBBONS, ~
And TRIMMINi3Sin all coiors; 104 White BLANKETE
slightly damaged at - SO . paih Also full line Of
very fine AL Wool BLANKETS, 10, II, ~ and l34:
having buyer in New York, am enabled 70 soil my
ton Of all need Of DRY GOODS.to give . GALL -
have full assortment in all branches especially in
POPLINs INaye the finest assortment In tho Fourth
JOS. MILLER, JR,
Magazine Street. cot
Between Josephine and St. Andrew,
oc431t Opposite St. Elizabeth Asylum.
THE NEW ORLEANS @
Antiseptic Alright Wood Burial Case
Company.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

The passage of the Irish Church Act takes the up.
of bishops out of the hand of the Primate-
One had fallen vacant and its clergy begged
the to allow them to select the next bishop
they will have the right to do when the law comes into
force next January But he refused utterly to yield his
right
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

excellent papers the Irish printing of
the Low Countries have been recently published They
are by the de Buch Bollandist who is engaged
writing the lives Of the. Irish Saints good many
Irish books printed in Louvain and few In Brus
sells They we're nearly all Of devotional theologi
cal character
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

The eorner stone of Catholic Church in New Haven
was laid in Hillhouse Avenue few weeks ago Presi
Dent woolsey and Professor Bacon among those
who occupied seats this platform. AT late meeting
OF the Clerical Association of New York
this action of theirs up for savage anmad
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

The will of Catherine Drexel widow Of the late Fran
els NJ Dre1e has been admitted TO probate In Phade
phia and the estate amounted to ESQ., 900, Of which
si2 900 divided among various Roman Catholic insh
tutionR.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

A CoNvERT-The English papers announce the con;
version Of Lord Robert Montague to the Roman cAtho
Ito Church. ..trI a. g.-4s.-,.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

MEETING OF THE CATHOLICS OF ST.
Patricks Parrish, will be held ON SUNDAY EVEN
ING, October %, at o'clock in the Parochial School
house, Foucher street. between Julia and St. Joseph
streets for the purpose of adopting resolutions express
i've Of the feelings Of people towards our Holy
Father the Pope.
Speakers will address the meeting, and suitable
commodaton be provided the ladies who may attend
A full and punctual attendance Is expected.
BY order of the Committee oc23 1t
SUNDRIES. -.SUNDRIES.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

Now landing per steamship Mississippi:
A choice invoice Of
IMPERIAL, ooLoNG AND JAPAN
TIE A 8,
CHOICE YELLOW GOSHEN
BUTTER,
BUCKwHEAT, by Box and Sack
Fulton Market BEEF and PIG PORK.
New No. I MACKEREL.
ROE HERRINGS and SHAD.
PICKLES, in Glass and by the Dozen.
Coles Mills Choteau and Edwards Best, and other
Fancy Brands Of FLOUR.
Jefrey's and McEwan's ALE
Byass's and Guinness $, PORTER.
70 CLARET, by the gallon.
wallaces Pure MouI.tai Dew WHISKY.
Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S BRANDY.
Hostetter Plantation and Ne wfoundland BITTERs.
Together with flne stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
which We will sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
All Goods guaranteed to give satisfaction and delivered
to any part of the city free Of draJnke:
A. w. SKARDoN & CO.,
Corner of jackson and Rousseau streets,
oc23 1t Fourth District
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAPAL DEMONSTRATION.
PARISH OF ST. JosEPH'S.

The ladies and gentlemen of st. Josephs Parish are
respectfully informed that the grand demonstration Of
the Catholics of the Diocese of New Orleans to Pro-
test against States of the Church
the italian Army, will take place, for said parrish in
the St. Joseph's Hall, Common street. THIS EVEN.
ING, Sunday. 23d inst at o'clock precisely.
BY order of Committee Of Arrangements. oc23 It
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

NOTICE TO PARENTS. -
The President Of SPRING HILL COLLEGE isno
at the Jesuits' College Of BarOEDe and Common
szesss and will Spring XIII College MoNDAX
18th nat By the 4P train RoutchaVtrasn Railroad
With TIE ehildrsn entrusted - kis oaro. osa3 II
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SUNDRIES. -.SUNDRIEs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05
THE MARKETS.
New Ynrk Mnrknf.


by Telegraph NEW YORK, May 8.
CorToN-Heavy sales of $500 bales at 23c
for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts OF $3.50 bbls; 5910c
better sales of $500 barrels at 81 S505 % for
superfne State and western S. 1905 70 for
extra State; Sc l045S IS for extra western.
IS 6Og6 SIS for white wheat extra; 90 65g
for extra st. Louis; s6 lO88 % good to
choice do; including l,5o0 extra State to
arrive soon at S. l095 20.
RYE FLoUR-Firm; sales OF 2,25Oj barrels
at 81 40g5 so.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY Dull and lower; sales OF 100
barrels western at 81 08 for free.
WHEAT-Receipts 50, 7Ol bushelsi opened
steady and closed dull; scarcely SO firm
sales of 6ll0O0 bushels at 81 II for NO. .
spring; 81 16gl 1s% for No. 2 spring; 81 2Ag
l "a for No. / Spring; 81 GOAL 30 for winter
red and amber western, tho latter choice;
State.
RYE-Quies and unchanged.
BARLEY-Fair request.
.CoRN-Receipts Il ,6I7; opened heavy and
closed more steady sales Of $4,000 bushels
at 81 0i9l 10 for new mixed western; 81 IL
81 Is in store, old mixed western.
RIcE-Ftrm; Carolina 6Z@7Zc.
CoFFEE-Firm and quiet.
sUaAR-Firm Sales OF 400 hogsheads CT
Cuba at 9QSZc.
HAY-F1rm.
HoPs-Quiet
Observation-Disclosures sole more active
and firm, with light receipts; 28Q29c.
WooL-Dull; Ohio X, 46a4Sc; Xxx, 60962ci
fleece, 46950c; secured, 6l964c; pulled, 800
43c.
TURPENTINE-Quiet at 43%d44%c.
PoRK-Heavy; sales OF 40 barrels at
e29 90 for mess; s22g23 for prince; t25 500
~ for prime mess; also 1850 barrels mess,
sellers May, June and July, at S29 ga
20 80.
BEHF- Steady sales OF $50 barrels at 500
10 for new plain mess; Sl6glS for new extra
mess; tierce beef quiet at S2042 for prime
mess, and $50 for india mess. Beef hams
steady sales or $50 barrels at
" MEATs-Firm: safes of $50 packages
at llZ9I2c for shoulders; I5@l7c for hams
mtddies firm; sales Of 300 boxes Cumber
land cut at 1870.
LARD-Steady; sales of $50 tierces at l69
1879 for steam, anu l79l7Lc for kettleeren-
dered; also 1850 tieIces steam rendered,
sellers May June and July, az 1870.
B~UTTER-Firm at l4N20c for Ohio.
C~HEESE-Ftrm at 8aI7c.
FREIGHrs-Lower; shipments OF 10000
bushels wheat to Liverpool, per steam, at
Id.
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TERMs-Invnrinbly In Advance.
ONLY $40

FNNAAa Wilson Family shuttle or Iaoofr-
- slllch Sewing Machine, stitches nIilro
on Dotn sides. WIN sew as nice, as FAST
anu ~ strong as any high priced sewinu
m~hcnlue, ana IL Will do all kinds of hovy-
ing as well as any other machine. VIM IA
~ Lhag the Wilson machine sells az af0
anu s00, while others sell az a76 and gs5P
1ne reason y that 4 buy the Wilson MAJ
chlne direct from the factory. for ealn
and the high-priced machines are Fofd az
commission and have To go through aev-
eral hands before the purchaser netg fhem.
mere is the General Agent. TravefInr
Aren't ana Local Agent; each OF these.
AGENTS Bet q nigh commission on saiarv.
10 better.
call and examine the Wilson SEWING
Macninei ana satisfy yourself. Terms iihr
eral. Each Machine warranted for Three
years.
Why pay G75 or SIS for a Machine Of YOU
can get enc FOR $40 OF 80, hat Will answer
the same purpose. once oorncr Sixth and
Matut Evansville. Ind. These machines
ran also be had nc Rahmaa store Lamasco,
corner Fulton Avenue anG Sixth streets.
j. IA. dLGICHMANt ARenl for Che o0un.
ties ~ Wander burgh, Poaey, Gibson, spen-
Ger, Warricls and Pike Ind also for Hon-
derson county Ky mh1-lWd 3mW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05


The weather was warmer, and near
~ clear yesterday afternoon and even
ing. The mercury rose to Sc at A
P. NJ.
The additional arrivals and depar-
lures up to midnight include the
Mary Houston, Louisville to New
Orleans; Evansville, and Hartford,
from Green River; Pine Bluff, to
Grandview; West Wind, to Wabash
River; Idlewild. to Cairo; Clara
Scott, from Wabash River; Dictator,
to P~ittsburg; Mallie Ragon, to Nash
Vile.
The Pine Bluff took out a very
good trip.."....The Mary Houston
arrived about half loaded. She added
a large quantity Of freight aud sever
al through passengers here. Among
the latter were Geo. l.. Dixon, wife
and son, and Mrs. Peter Semonin and
son, who 60 on a pleasure trip to the
Crescent City"""..The West Wind
left port light........The Evansville,
which left here Tuesday evening with
a full cargo for Bowling Green, when
near Ashbysburg broke her shaft be-
tween the crank and plumber block,
knocked out one end of her larboard
cylinder and bursted the cylinder
head. She returned here last
evening, and will reship her freight
upon the Falls City to day. It will
take her a week or two to repair, as
she will have to send her shaft to
Louisville"-"...The Hartford came
IN at five o'clock. with a full load of
lumber, tobacco, and sundries.........
The Idlewild left with one of the best
packet trips of the season...."...The
Clara Scott arrived at $50, with a
full cargo and a great crowd of people,
and having on board the Albion (Ill.)
Brass Band, which enlivened the city
with some very fac music...........
The Mallie Ragon went to the mouth
of Green River yesterday afternoon
to take 1000 sacks Of corn. She did
not return until late last night, and
in the meantime a large quantity of
packet freight had accumulated upou
the Wash. Reynolds, for
many years barber on the Morning
Star, has retired from that boat and
opened a shop on Fourth Street.
Louisville, opposite the National
Hotel, where he will be pleased
to see his hosts of friends
when they visit Louisville.........
VIM. Harper, barber on the Idlewild,
has added a new feature to his de-
partment. namely, a large stock of
choice toilet goods. soaps, perfumery,
cosmetics, &c for the accommoda-
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph -CIECIENATI, May 4.
FLoUR--UnChanged; family at IS OO9
WHEAT-Dull a. 81 289I 20.
CoRN-Unchanfed aG B9900.
OArs-Steady at g0962.
RYE-Firm, supply light at B2G95,
BARLEY-Nomfnal, unchanged.
for mfddfinR.
T~oBAcCo-In good demand; sales OF 212
hhds 50 55g6S for fresh 10 fine leaf.
81 OIL.
MESS P~oRK-Higher and irregular. $50 90
asked and 100 bbis sold at this rate, but as
a rule buyers did not offer over so 90
bulk meais In demand at IN@I4N, but
held a. 20 higher; bacon higher; Shouts
ders sold at l8c; clear rib and clear sides al
l6hgl7, but held &c higher at close OF
sales.
LARD-Unchanged, no demand and but
little offered.
RUTrER-Duil at 28gS0
EGGS-Dull at IA.
tory.
LIEsEED oIL-Rleher; 9s offered and 81
asked bu lille offered.
LARD OIL-Firm at 81 GOAL 30.
GoLD-Sl Az huyiDg.
ExcHANGE-Duli, par buying.
MoNEY-Market easy.
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Sc. LOnIs Market.

By Telegraph.1 ST. LOUIS, May 4.
ToBAcCo-Flrm and unchanged.
CoTTOE-Nomina1 at 2iM2iZ.
HEMP-Ac Ct. We and hrm at Ell goal rs.
FLOUR Firm at SO 90g4 10 for fall super
fine; s. e5Mt 80 for extra; S5Q6 so for triple
extra: s6g7 50 for family brands.
WHEAr-Firm but inactive; No. 2
spring Soc; No. 2 red fall 81 059l o.; choice
to fancy 81 25gl4 80.
CoRN-Firmer at 81 o. FOR cho co mixed /;
81 039l 05 for yellow; 81 GOAL o. for white:
fancy bulk brines 81 10.
OATs-Active and higher at G0QO2c.
BARLEY-UnchaDged nj 05cau 10 for
Minnesota.
RYE-Steady at S0aS2c.
WHISKY-Firm at 81 Oh.
GRoCERIEs-Steady and firm.
PoRK-Acttve, firm and higher at g2O0
70 90; latter for extra heavy.
DRY SALT MEAT-Stih. but no sales OF
at IlA, an advance.
.BAcoE-Actiye n higher o. I2IaI8e for
shoulders; l8k9l6N for clear rib; ~ for
clear; thel latter held at liz at close.
LARD Firm at l6LGI6h.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05
European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, MAY 4.
Consols for money 81; account DfJS
American secuTities quiet; 62's SS%; G5as
~; 6lsS "; l0-4O's e5T Erie 1871; Illinois
Central IL; Atlantic and Great Western
z7%; Stocks quiet and steady.
FRANKFORT, May 4.-Bonds active at IS.
LIVERPOOL. May 4-Cotton, dull; mid
ding uplands I0H; Orleans IlKmIlL
sales OF 10000 bales. California white
wheat 80 6dg7d; red western No. 2 IS I'd ;
winter ~ lOd@lld: Western -four POS.
IS. Peas 38s Cd. Pork nrmer but no high.
err. Beet ills. Lard COS Ga, Cheese 78s.
Bacon 58s; Cumberland cut 03s Cd. Re-
29s %.
Paris, May 4.-Bourse firm at ~ francs
50 confines.
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DARTs, LONDON. and lew YoRK

DARIS, LONDON, and YORK
Medical Adviser and Marriage
Guide, 6 pages, 100 E~ngravings, l2mo.
cloth, 81, by M. LARMoNT, q Co, Physi-
clans and Surgeons upoa Genfto-Urtnary
Diseases, Debility, Diseases of the Blood
and their consequences, latest researches
IN Physiology, European hospital prac-
tice; Quacks, their recipes and m~ediclnesi
the b unequaled treatments lgno-
rance exposed falIacies unmaskedi alnlcl-
ed restoredl vitality important to both
case. Mailed also by j. l.. HASTE, l,255
New York. Residence and
offices, No. u East 23th street Attendance
and patients visited from 3 AN. to 0 p d.
Those who consult the Author or his
WORK, escape the injurious treatment of
ouack medicines, chariataBE, and inexpe-
Tfenced PHYSICIANS. =" We concur with
other papers in recommending DIR. LAR
MONT and his work."-COurier des Etafs
Unis, Dispatch, stats ZeItungs Atlas,
Medical Review &c ap23 dam cod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05

INvAsIoN.-The city was invaded,
Yesterday morning, by a couple of
hundred eolored troops from Owens
boro and Henderson. Having fought
nobly, they came to get their reward
from General Runkle. in charge of
the paying of colored troops.
lie was to have paid all of those
whose accounts for bounty. back pay,
ETC., had been audited. but many of
the number. whose accounts were in
his hands, did not appear, while ma
ny of those who came were disap-
pointed 10 not receiving their money.
because Gen. Runkle had no orders
in regard to them.