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Macedonian Oil.

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Wooster, Jan y, lSGs.
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Chemists AnalyZe It.

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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10

The State Of ireland. ~ dge Keogh, In
addressing the Grand Jury at Monaghan,
congratulated them on the peaceable state
of their county. He said there were only q
few cases since the last assizes, and very
few bills would 60 before them. There
having armsip a proclaimed district, but
none of them required any particular OBJ
servations from him. The County Inspector
had reported to him most favorably of the
county also.
At Waterford on Saturday night num-
Der of men were playing cards in q public
house, when q man named Philip Aylward
took up knife, which another called Peter
Clear had laid on the table after cutting
tobacco, and stabbed him to the heart
without word of dispute. Clear expired
Immediately, and Awkward was taken into
custody by Constable Cooney.
At the Tyrone assizes thirty five persons
wefe charged with riot, in August last, at
Strabane, on the occasion of laying the
foundation Of an Orange Lodge. The
crown withdrew the charges against the
Professionals. The Catholics pleaded guilty
and were ordered to come up for judgment
when called upon.
1t is stated that the members for the
University of Dublin and the bulk of the
Conservative party will support Mr.. Faw-
cett's motion on the first of April, calling
ON Government to Introduce measure
opening the foundation of Trinity College.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed
Alexander Sommers-Drake, of Rathvaie,
Athboy, to the commission of the peace for
the county Meath, on the recommendation
of the Lord Lieutenant of the county.
Information reached Enniskillen on
Saturday that a farmer named Reynolds,
on his way from the fair, had been left for
dead. He is not expected to recover.
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Pictures and Looking Glasses Framed. Upholstering
Repairing and Vanishing done in tho best manner. at
low rates. Also Furniture moved with and dis.
match 81 sel2 lY
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. APRIL 10. 1870
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xusCELLANEOUs IRISH xEws,

A public meeting has been held in
Limerick, the Mayor presiding, for the pur-
pose of carrying ont . project for the
sarsaeld. The Mayor, in opening the pro-
ceedings, stated that the movement was
commenced twelve years ago, when sub
scriptiOns to the amount of $500 were
raised, and promises of E300 were obtained.
There was at present about EGO available!
He trusted to the patriotism Of the city not
to leave the memory of an illustrious Irish
man uncommemorated. Speeches in sup
port of the movement were delivered by
Mr. A. Hall, T. c., DR.. Parker and others.
Arrangements were made for the appoint
ment of ward committees, and an appeal
for assistance to the Irish in America and
Australia. Mr.. Hall, in the course of his
speech, suggested that the monument
should consist Of tridmphal arch at the
Wellesley Bridge toll house, with a statue
of Sarsfeld on the Black Battery, sword in
hand, in the act of hurting the Saxon in
vader from the walls.
One Of the gravest descriptions of injus-
tice under which this country labors, is the
manipulation of the juries. 1t has been
not only source of constant complaint, but
it has contributed to inspire the people
with that profound distrnet of the law
which forms so unhappy feature of the
national opinions. 1t pervades nearly
every part Of Ireland, east, west, north and
south. The Offices which confer the power
of selecting jurors are part of the in
heritance left to members of the Protestant
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The ever active and restless power of
thought, if not employed about what is
COED, will naturally and unayoidably en-
gender evil.
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CHANCE OF LOCATION HAVING DETER
mined 70 renq qsh trade and apply myse, specially
price, all the merchandise that is in my
the of Common and Baronhe Streets from the
18th to the 2th of February when shall to "a
Baronne street.
feI3 If L. ericsson.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MAChlNEHI.--kUM bkn.
T,HoMAs B. BoDLEY & CO..
nAsuYAc.,.nEHs AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MACHINERY,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND FERTILIZERS, ~
Perdido street.
REV ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Stationary and Portable ENGINEs-an 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.
Guilett Steel Brush COTTON GINS.
Hand COTTON PRESSEs-the cheapest
good Cotton Press ever made.
Stafford Cutivators. Sattey Gang Plows Southern Cor
Planters, Southern Cotton Planters. Expanding
Cultivators Harrows Grain Drills, Balls
Ohio Mowers, Balls Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper, Warmers
Sulky Hay Rakes, Crawfords
Garden Cultivators all
descriptions of
PLOWS,
SWEEPS and
SCRAPERS, Wheel.bar.
rows, Horse Powers, Segments
Pinions, ETC., for Gin Gearing Victor
Tread Horse Power Victor Cane Mills.
Cooks Evaporators flor either Southern cane
Sorghum) Church. School and Plantation Bells
(of fine tone and small cos Fan Mills Corn Crushers
etc., ETC., etc.
Our goods selected with full knowledge of the kind
of work needed in the Southwest, and guarantee
every machine furnish be effective of the object
for which it was designed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Phosphate Pure Peruvian
Guano Raw Bone Dust and Plaster.
Discounts made to Wholesale dealers and agents.
Call on address
THOS. B. BODLEY & CO,
jylS1y @ PertldO street, New Orleans. La.
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rINNERs-pLumBERs-IRoN- WORKERS

John G. FLEMING,
|. .s;s II. I; - - l44 Poydras street,
His band the largest finest and best selected
CHANDELIERS AND GAS MIXTURES
and sn %ss he BE
sale at lover prices than they be bought in New
at Of He sso and Fl sna
FITTINGS. which he will sell at the lowest market
He is also agent for the celebrated sPRINGFIELp
out doubt the best automatic Gas Machine now in use
and is prepared to put them up on plantations at fac
S1sn ao snd reliable light i. required '
s Of shs 81 te
Bradish Johnson whose sugar house. on his Woodland
Fitting promptly and on the most reasonable abb, terms
him a call before contracting elsewhere.
MACHINE for which Mr. John Fleming is agent in
i has Veil a
entire satisfaction .,>,.,, ,-,,,,.o,,
woodland Plantation, Parish OF Plaquemipes, Feb n
1870. mh6 pm
Epw AID o'RoURKE. MATTHEW MKhGHER.
n,RoURKE 81 MEAGHER,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
BLA KSMITHS,
Nos Iss and ls5 Fulton and ala New Levee streets
between st. Joseph and Julia streets
ers cariers Filters and Juice Boxes made at the short
est soss kPs a
nections such Fire Fronts, Crate Bars Steam and
of Which viii be furnished at p.ices
An work done at this establishment will be guaraD
in the city or elsewhere. ;.
call and examine our work and prices. apa "
JouS MINTYRE N. II. APPLEGATE
i %TcfN WYE & APPLICABLE, ''' N --' -"
PLUMBE Rs,
De in SSsss
spass ans Plated al sno
------POYDRASS TREET---.--.. LAG
NEW ORR Fans,
N.BeAgents for Colwells, Shaw Wizards Patent
Hydrants PIT up, extended and repaired. Repairing
neatly done. te7 "
EEDs' FOUNDRY,
Established in 1881
Corner Delord and Foucher streets.
We are prepared to manufacture Steam Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills. Sugar Kettles Draining Machines
Screws, Gin Gearing, Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and
feis iy '--'0'-' LEEDS & CO.
L
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES
Camp street 100
New Crleans
Roofing Gutterng, and all kinds OF Jobbing done
A large assortment of TIN wARE-always hand
and made u order. . myu ly
~ McKEN u RI 9 X,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
GAS FILTER, ETC,
Magazine Street AGA
Between Race and Robin. mh2o "
~ BRADY COPPER, TIN AND SHEET-IRON
-. WORKER,
4G3 st. Charles street. 462
CSexe 90 the Horse station)
Roofing Guttering. Stove-P Piping and all kinda
Job work done with neatness and dispatch.
pan aud I n,ade tn arder -
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CUACO BITTEES-THE MOST POPULAR BEV
u erage of the day. The base of these Bitters
ssting the medicinal properties of the famous Guaco
Plant, they the best known ventve of cholera
dyspepsia darrhea, liver complaints, arrangement of
the stomach chronic and debility, etc and,
n blood purifier they have equal.
JOS. lila DO Druggist. Sole Agent,
seI2 Iy Cor Main and Chartres sts ". o
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INFORMATION WANTED OF PETER TURBIT,
l. native of the County Tyrone rtlaDd. The latest
information of him in IS62: He then was in New
Orleans and talked of going TO Buffalo New York ANY
information him will be thankfully received. by his
cousin. Peter Turbt. clerk at H. McCloskeys Confec
tinnary, go St Charles street.
this office. mh2I 4t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17
WNR NEWS.

A dispatch received al Tours from Gen.
De Pslladines commander of the Army Of
the Loire, reports that the French took
possession Of the city of Orleans, after a
fight which lasted two days. The French
losses in killed and wounded do not reach
two thousand, while those of the enemy
where much larger. One thousand pris-
oners had been taken, and their number
was continually increasing as the pursuit
progressed. A number of provision and
ammunition wagons, and other property,
were also captured, The severest fight
took place around CoulmIer, on Wednes-
day. The Tours journals report that the
Prussians rave lost over 10000 killed and
wounded and 1900 prisoners in the bat
ties around Orleans, and are retreating
toward Charities and Etampes. A special
dispatch from Brussels says it is under
stood in well-informed political circles
there that a new arrangement for arbitra-
ton has been effected by four neutral
powers, and that the preliminaries of a
peace satisfactory to France and Prussia
have been concluded, and that Russia has
already taken the initiative for the assem-
bling of q Congress. The London stock
market was greatly depressed yesterday
afternoon by the rumors that Austria had
joined France against Prussia, that the
French had retaken Orleans, and that the
French feet had made important captures.
Deserters from Paris report that General
Trochu is preparing to make a grand sor-
tie. The formal surrender of New Breisach
took place yesterday morning. Five thou
sand prisoners fell into the hands OF the
Germans. The French forces at Lyons
are marching out to meet the Prussians.-
Active preparations for the defense of
Lille are being made BY the French.
KING WILLIAM continues to postpone
the bombardment OF Paris, for reasons
best known to himself. The German peo-
pie and press. however. would like 20 know
why things don't progress. and are told
that the preparations are not yet fully
completed. In other words, to lombard
Paris It takes guns to reach the city, and
IN order to storm the sixteen forts sur
rounding and protecting Paris. armed as
they are with over two thousand cannon,
it takes a larger army than King William
has at his disposal. So he has squatted
down before her walls, and is waiting for
the garrison and people to succumb
to hunger.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17

AND it now seems that the McGarrahan
claim did have something to do with the
retirement OF Secretary Cox after all
This was charged by a correspondent OF
the New York Sun, some two weeks ago,
and generally discredlted. But the story
is corroborated by the correspondent of the
Herald. It seems that General Grant is
interested in having Justice" done Nc
Garrahan, and wants the case kept open
until after the next session Of Congress.
If McGarrahan should finally triumph
there are some hundreds of lobbyists and
Congressman VINO will be better of in a
pecuniary sense IN consequence. and it is
possible that the President himself may
make as much out of it as he did out Of
the Corbin-Fisk gold conspiracy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17

PEOPLE generally might think that
Judge Cartier would feel very bad indeed
10 have himselEcalled neither aIlawyer or
laor 2 gent1eman" by the Enquirer: but
the fact Is that the secesh around Wash
ngton have been calling him so much
worse names Of that were possible) for 10
these many years, that such epithets rattle
OF. frosn his epidermis like small gravel
thrown against the of an iron
clad. The Enquirer will have TO try il
Again-GH Chronicle.
Our old Republicans hereabouis never
considered him aught but : BLACKBOARD.
Decay Cartier used TO reside in this sec
ton akron and Massillonl. practieed law
and frem Wayne and Stark was sent
twice to eongEeS lin ls4s and in 1850
They usedtO s&y he was aman destitute
alike Of character and principle. The De-
noerAey discovered the truth Of it after
SleetinR hin. and in a county convention
. 1858 so expressed themselves and pre-
vented Mr.. Cartier from getting a high
position in the administration Of Presi-
dent Pierce, BE soon renewed to Cleve-
land aud joined the radical negro equality
party and in due time got place and pelf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17
NEW YORK VOTES AGAINST BAY
ONETS.
Missouri Votes to Restore White men to
their Rights.
The Radical. Route Everywhere.

We observe the radical journals every
where are trying hard to prop their sink
ing cause. But it is of no use. They
have lost heavily in members of Congress
and lost several States forever Let us
sum it up New York elects Hoffman and
the whole State ticket, by from $1,000 to
10000 majority. the city giving 81, 979
despite of Grant and his negro bayorets.
The New York Post puts the Assembly
at seventy-hve Democrats to 6fty-siI Rad
icals. We gain four members Of Con-
gress,th delegation standing sixteen Dem
ocrats to fifteen Republicans.
Missouri elects Brown Governor by
over forty thousand over Governor Nc
Clurg. radical. The House stands Demo
Gratis 81, Fusion Is. Liberals 10. Republi-
ans 20. Senate. Democrats 7, Fusion 7,
Liberals !, Republicans ..
In Arkansas the Democrats claim the
Legislature thus securing a United States
Senator,
The Democracy of Tennessee have made
a pretty clean sweep. Six Democrats are
elected to Congress to two Radicals.
In Alabama three Democrats are elected
to Congress and three radicals, one a ne
gro. The Legislature is Democratic.
Kentucky returns & full Democratic
delegation to Congress and Maryland does
the sams sensible thing.
The Democrats elect 6 OF the S Virgin
IA Congressman. a gain Of three.
In Illinois the Democracy have made
great,gains in the vote and in the Legis-
lature.. We gain two members of Con-
gress. In Michigan we gain one member,
In New Jersey We lose one and also lose
that State by divisions among our friends.
Florida too has gone Democratic and Ne
vada elects a Democratic Governor while
Kansas goes as usual.
To sum up the grand result the Democ-
racy have made great gains-redeeming
several States and gaining largely in mem
bers of Congress. Enough is seen to con-
vince all that the Grant radical party is
on the waRs-that the Republican party
is largely in the minority throughout the
country. The thunders of this fall will
doubtless increase from year to. year till
the infamous radical party is among the
things that were. So mote it be.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17

The Radicals have succeeded so well i n
maintaining their power at the South by
means Of the bayonet. that they evidently
intend to make a general use of that in
struneht and hence the late act of Con-
gress, We see Grant sent troops t. Flor
ida a. well as to New York. OF course
the plea is "to keep the peace It's an
old story, this trying to provake "a con
aiet" as the means to establishing a tyrar-
ny. The London Chronicle, of April %,
1863 Gust a century agol has a letter
which says: ~ was in Boston last Octo-
Der. and found that the patriot leaders of
1.-The opposition were much more concerned
"at any mobs that happened than the
government people. These last seemed
pleased rSith them as countenaneiag their
representations on The Necessity of send
ing soldiers 10 Keep BostOn in order
That the Radical plunderers and Aunkies
are AS eager for a conflict" in 1870 as
their British prototypes were in 1868.