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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-13
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SARSAPARIllA
Hc,.! the siap;,,in's Letter Ansi
the Letter from hi, Mother:

Benton barracks, No., April ~, lset
IN john DtLl.-- Dear Sir: Rnowips the efh
ci"nfym your saTspari!ls, and tlls healing an
lsn"rf al quai,tcs ~ posscss.s, ! s.nd you Ms
follow ~ slsiyIu"It ~ ny cast!
Twas sounded aAout tao yeaf- Ag..~sn .akrI
IyisOn'T aLs confined f.. .t,.! HIoaihs. Benz
moN'g ~ ~, -, 10y sOli.is have not healed y~l
J ha'"hpi al ~ . luoIucni since sss wounded
lam ! ui ihJu0gh tho hipr. Ny general Lcall
70 IupiII"u. anu need something to assist m
tura. have rBVT, t,ith "a your hnssIsasilla thaI
M anything clsei wl-L that thai il geuuin.
Flfa.r express me a bali dozDt bottles, anc
ohlige CAPT. c. +. JOHNSON,
----------- ~. i.u,-. Mo
T.. S.-Thc following WAS written April 80. lsJ.
by hff Jennie Johnson, 'Ipousr ~ Usps John
on: 1870 ...
LB, joins BILls-b.ar sir; Ny husband, ~.
Q :, Jtuui"u, Ma O. -k.llul surgeon and physl,,
ian n Central New York. HheTc he died, lsayins
Tia" abeNt e. T.. johnson IA my care, Al thirtoel
Year, 81 y" he had chlonlc diaTrhea aud
s.tf ~ Tor WHICH ] gave hun your sarsaparilla
Ut lyih,p Va q pave for iei yeaTt i,Soins
Istibd 4 iDfapyin Nes York, ohio anal tse =,
tT Sronln. cvf sefes, ano Senefl demuty.
lsl1r .ie,'s, ne etinded u n iAs ere gsia
"a sor' &c. ~ sats S~a fo$ sssssss aSes
nifaea.eHs, am vefy ANXIOUS i6r my son u agait
haN9 RECOURSE 10 your sarsapaT,lla lie - hariu!
or getting ,sPr,ous aIyle, irRy his yIitps 20
you TT IT, IN, Wound. aeie terrible. but lie
h'" ""'lI recover Respeei,fx ,.,,..o.yu.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

ROME, Jan. 3.NThe Cirilta Catholicd publish
ed II long article on the relations of the diner
emit nations of the world to tho Council now IN
session in this city. 1t is stated that the nli-
ferent governments generally have neither
favored nor hindered the meeting" OF the
Council except Russia schismatic, which was
prevented by the Bishop of Poland, who was
not killed or exiled to Siberia, but was kept
from being present to relate-the misfortunes OF
that martyred country. The only one nation
is France who has givon n proof of her soliei-
tude, in keeping garrison here to protect tne
tranquility of the Council
PARIS, Jan. 4.-The Emperor in replying to
the usual addresses of the Corps Legislatlf, ad-
dressed himself to the President OF that BODY
in the following language: "The assurances OF
devotion which you address to me in the name
of the Corps Legislatif, renders rue most happy
Never has our good understanding been more
necessary than at the present time, and new
circumstances have augmented your preroga-
tives without diminishing the authority given
me by the nation, and in sharing the RESPONSE
bility with the great bodies of the State, L
feel more confident III oYcrconiingall dlhcultles
III tie future"
In reply to the address of the Archbishop of
Paris, the Emperor said - accept with mudh
gratitude the good wishes of the clergy OF
Paris, and receive in return my felicitatlon
upon the zeal you have shown in promul eating
among the masses the doctrines OF aDneSatloh
and charity"
The Emperor Napoleon recently paid visit
to the Queen Isabella of Spain. She related
to him that proposals had been made to her by
the Duke of 6tUutPensier since she had been
in France, and said she had refused to accede
to them solely to please him, the Emperor.
MADRID, Jan. A decided negative regard
ing the Duke of Genoa's candidature was re-
eeived from Italy. Prim and all the Ministry
have in consequence resigned.
MADRID, Jan. 5.-It is Iumored that the re-
gent SerranO will be invested with snpremc
power, but it is said the Cortcs hesitated to
adopt such extreme measures
81 LONDON Jan. 5.-The Times, in an editorial
on the Spanish crisis, depores the downfall OF
prip nr,1 orr "a, tiSnStpr
reasonable prolongation of the provisional
regime
IoNDoN, Jan. Ga riot near Longford, Ire
land is reported, with some loss of life.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

The QUESTION IN A NUTsHEIL.-Ihe editor
of a paper in Indiana, and Protestant thus
epito.nizes the Bible-School question, in refer
ence to its position before Cincinnati court I:
The question now stands thus, the court at
this time having it under Amusement, What
version of the Bible do the compliments pro-
pose as n class book The Protestant. Sup
pose that unexpectedly the court should decide
the Catholic version to be the true Bible, and
order the Board to make this version the class
book2 Would these Protestants. quietly &c
cept the decision, and land the court and the
lawg By nosneans. Then is it Christian-IIke
to ask to impose that upon others which is OBJ
noxiousrto ourselves? "Do unto others us We
would that others shettftf-do unto you" We
think it would be an outrage for the Catholics
to attempt to impose their Bible and their
tCnets upon the Protestants in this way, and
so rice rcrsa. We understand the Catholic
view of this question pretty well. They be-
lieye that any school without the Bible Will
deteriorate; that the Protestant should by all
means use the Protestant Bible in Protestant
believe that the Catholic Bible and Catholic
teaehing the one great essential to virtue and
religion. We think this view is the true one,
and that if on this point the Protestant will
coincide with the Catholic there will be no
strife. The true way to meet the question and
obyiate all difficulty, is to divide the fund,
giving to the Protestant and the Catholic their
respective shares in such division. 1t surely is
not right to tax man, and compel him to
contribute to that which, if he seeks to avail
himself of its supposed benefits, he thinks
r will drag him; his wife and children down to
perlitiOn.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

ENIGRANTs-The whole Southern country
has been much perPlexed and greatly exercised about
providing substitute for the negro laborer. The
experience of last year has satisfactorily demonstrated
the fact that-the freedmen totally unreliable
this emergency have looked to the Chinese
only who could replace them There is however
in the public mind almost irreconcRbe antipathy
to them-one towering above all Others viz
that they heathen, Rndthus dangerous in the nu-
following their intercourse tins dilemma
proposed TO introduce Soandnayans, whose modes of
Thought and habits of life similar to They
be introduced cost third less than the Chi.
nese and already 900 Of them engaged Mem
phis and Selma Railroad and the Chattanooga Road is
about introducing them their works. j. j. ASTON
estate and agent % Carondeiet has
been appointed Southern agent by the Scandinavian
igrant Agency of Chicago and is prepared to furnish
two hundred iaborers per week. delivered plantations
or railroads.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We are indebted to Mr.. Patrick, Don9hoe,
pubIisher and bookseller, No. ~ fHanklin
street. Boston, for the following publications.:
SalIy Caraaah, or The UnteHdnted GrGres
tale of Tipperary, by Charles j. Kickham-an
interesting tale.
The Nearing of the Green Song Book, contain
ing about one hundred and forty national
songs, suited to the present state of feeling IN IN
Ireland.
appeal to Christian Young WoneHI more par
ticufarly addressed to theSociety of christian
Moth srs," to the Congregation of children OF
Mary" Translated from the French of Mime.
GenteIles, by Miss Sue Blakely.
We are indebted 20 Sadlier s. Co., 81 Barclay
street, New York, for Sadliers Catholic Directory,
almanac and Ordo for tie year 1870, with full
returns of the various dioceses in!the United
States and British North America, and a list of
Archbishops, Bishops and Priests in Ireland
We have received from the publishers the
following magazines for January, 1871;
The Messenger Of the Sacred Heart Of JESUS
John Murphy & Co., 1s2 Baltimore street, Bal
timore. The following are the contents:
4 The Heart of Jesus and the ApOstleship of
PRAYER; Papal Infallibility and the Church of
Frances Leandro or the Sign of the Cross;
St Coletta; Catholic Missions; Religious Chron-
icle; The ApOstleship of Christian Art.
4cta er lis Dece,ptq quae apHd Sdnctam Seden'
Ge,untur in Compendium 0Rportuae RedactG' Bal
timore: Kelly, Piet 81 Co.
Messrs Benziger Brothers of New York, have
republished in this country two little works
which cannot fail to be warmly welcomed by
our clergy
Compendium Pe,JectiOnis Sdcedotalis, sen ria
breris &C acis dd liam Spritus Ecclesiastical Ptcn-
onus digne sustineatHF
auetore f. X SchoHppe, s. j.
PsalmodieB PrGludid, sire OTdtpnGs siRqHtG
Psdlnais accommodate. COmposnit r. Plus Wismer
q. s. b.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

DOYLE & RAUS1.-This is world of itefa-
teR. It viii not DO surprising therefore, il call the
attention OF readers to establishment we'll
known or Doyle & Rautn, Wholesale grocers lG2
PoydTns street II we sought for precedent it would
be found in the welknOwn fact that every thing good
and great in this world has to be dwelt upon in
similar to that which is alluded 10 when people
tory Of this establishments however is one which s I'm
pressed fndeltbly on the minds of all who have ever
dealt with them Their teas coffees wines, liquors and
fancy articles items which would render any epoch
remarkable and their provisions of every description
sqch woud point ont an era OF lnxurfousness and
plenty. 1u'hne, would atr0ngy recommend the pc
1nsal Of the advertiser cnt ali who wish 10 choose
o Of the lnEest aud best assorted stocks Of gro
ceTfca IN town, and the Eeutlemanly prOprietors
among tho most bsthl distinguishing them
selves among hosts ofoompetitors.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
A4GnEAr observation-disclosures PAVE

A4GREAT EIMPRovEMELT-CoNCKET PAVE
have several times referred to the introduc
of a pavement by Page & Co, Camp street, as
improved 10y MIR Byrne. From what and heard
we ourselves convinced that its merits such
as to entitle it great measure of confidence We
are pleased to predictions verified and
by of the most prominent gentlemen Of
this city whose recommendations based on~actual
experiment, as exempnhed their own premises-
These tests have been applied by Forsall, f. w Bur
bank w. McCulloch, B.-AtcKennn, f. C. Palmer, Geo
Horton H s. Seward J. w Madden II. Bensel. Spe
cinnens sy likewise be Lafayette Square, at the
Gas Works and Penns Cotton Press At the present
will only refer to the advertisement of Page & Co
in another column who will lay this pavement the
most advantageous terms.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

A BRANCH.-The corner. of Camp and Poy-
dras streets undergone Huy transformations with
in recollection; but mono of them perhaps, win
have succeeded meeting the public wants great
degree as the last by business establish
ments the opportunity of gratifying tue desires of the
inner be frequent and hence the gratitude of
those seeking he sustaining power of refreshments
during the harassng hours Intervening between the
of the proprietor D. NJ Stella in this regard renders
the opening of a branch of his Washington Exchange
at the above named location acceptable event The
style which the house is lifted up end the careful at
tendance cannot rendering IL of the most
puar estabshmentsn it's line in the city See adver
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

DENTIsrRY.-For long period the dental
art confined TO class OF men, who however ely
pert they might become by mechanical practice. could
elevate II above subordinate position Modern
has placed in the rank eta science i
and its followers Justly tcyr ~ tn
the other libel al professions. DR. CoChane during his
residence in this city has done much in accomplishing
this end. To large number lie is known most
skilfuI operator who has introduced into hs Practice
which science, research and culture
demonstrated TO be advantageous Persons placing
themselves in his rharge will have cause for con2t a-
ton as e Is only experienced and talented, but
what grateful to every patient he is consderate and
sympathetic His office is IL Dryades street and the
charges will be found to be such cannot fail to prove
satisfactory.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE Insurance.
Co This Company comes before the community with
such evidences stability careful management and en-
Ightened policy to recommend it to all persons de
string to avail themselves the benefits of life insur
ance One evidence of this Is the fact that ia little
two years the company has gained nearly ten thou
policy holders and million dollars of assets
The great dederaum In all insurance companies is abe
power interested persons TO Investigate ats affairs
The mystery too often attaching to many such nstitu-
lions cannot be said TO belong TO this as its President
understand has urged tho passage of laR requiring
rigid and fearless scrutiny into the affairs Of all life in
companies The Office is at 50 Carondelet street.
See advertisement
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

MuRpnY's HoTEI~-This hotel has from time
n,urr0rrl been attractive residence for large and
rrspcrtabc class both resident and t.uscntwe refer
TO the blchelur 1t has many advantages pront
urnt am ono which nay be named IRIS central location
and Vcinae to business aud the most places
of auu.ryuent. is conducted in style which com
hines Ali the advantages - first class hotel with the
privacy and domestic comforts be found in we'll ap
uintrd home Mr. Richard McCioskcy, the proprietor
il indefat ghein his efforts to please and the establish
ment lis management has Increased its ancient
FreStiJe
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

SOUTHERN Bt&Ks-At an election by the
stock holders of institution held the st Deccm
Der Messrs. Thomas Layton, Christian Roseius w. 2
Claiborne, John L. Moore w T, Hepp and George w.
Byrne unanimously elected directors for the
inR year At meeting Of the Board held the 81 inst
Thomas Layton unanimously reelected President
The Board At the time declared semiannual div
iend OF four dollars per share, free of tax payable 70
the stock holders on the 2Jth inst.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
STEAM FACToRY-The proprietor of this factory, MT
George Purves we'll known to this community not only
for his public spirit and energy, but for the excellence
of ali articles which he manufactures. Usng but
the best materials and what is well seasoned giving
his personal supervision all the details of his busness
prompt filing all orders, and faithful IN their eNecu
oI-univeFsa satisfaction is given to all who do bust
ness with Mr. Puyes, His prices too, are heyeud com
petition az will be by inspecting partial list Of
articles with figures annexed which will be found in
another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

D. H. HoLMEs.-This gentleman, the pioneer
of the dry goods business in Canal street gives mpor
Information ia this weeks paper in an advertise
enables him TO sell this time forth his entire stock
of fancy and staple dry goods at unprccedcntody low
prces CITY and country purchasers are invited To call
AZ I55 Canal 10 Bourbon street. and examine Of
the largest complete stocks to be found in the
city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
ORIENT MUTUAL

ORIENT MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE Co OF
NEW YoRK This Company issues policies for marine
risks On cotton part of Europe the most favor
able TERMS Certtatss delivered for losses payable
in cold eYfheI the Office of Te Company in New York
or 81 the Office of DRAKE KleinwOrt s. Cohen, London
An neel infarlnalinn given ley application at the Of
Gee OF he agent n. NJ Benach II Union street. See
advertisement. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

C3RocERy STORE FOR RENT AND STOCK AND
FIxTrIRFs FoR sALR.--The business of Mr. Egan has
outrun tho capacity of the premises which he ocupps
~ Dresent 9Ji PoyTas street between Basin and Frank
lin streets The stock aud axtures are now offered for
for any person Wishing to in the grocery bnsl
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

The trial of one bottle of Halls Vegetable
Sicitinn Hair Remover win show most beneficial effects
upon the hair aud scalp
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
Money Market.

The money market presents material change. We
fair demand for discounts at the banks but the
negotiations street limited The street rates
are still Al notes with unquestionahic colta+++-
Mt to II per per month and second grade at Il to
t1-sf1rs-- rr$e-rTitfutt cost-rsl- aEl ia and
second class alto Mortgage paper may he done at
per per annum for Al, ana 10 to IL Tor
second grade. - -. ~, 80, . go,
Mexican dollars - to 1872.
Sterling exchange l-94 To I'D New AnFk exchanges
diSG0Iut:@
70 City Treasury notes 81 to 81 per cent discount
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND OFFICE
III Furniture at Auction
street. Will be sold MONDAY, January 10 at II
o'clock A. NJ at his New Auction Room, No. Is3 Gravie
street, CaTondelet-
sIi0mschnid Furniture every description, Pianos,
Office Furniture, etc. Also new goods per arrival OF
steamer every wrck. go
Terms-Cash IN United States Treasury notes. nsel
MATTHEW WARD,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Office and salcsroom-sa CAMP STREET, y, Orleans.
AUCTION SALES OF
Cotton. Sugar and Moasses
Furniture Produce,
Real Estate Stocks and
Every Description Of Merchandise,
PROMPTLY ATTENDED To.
Liberal Advances made on Cou~-nmonts. oci1 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

tZJsDE
MANurhGTuRrn TonAcco-Since our last review this
market has continued very quet The supply OF al
grades is good and ample meet the present uemhe
1, lbs bright, sUG90c good medium bright 3'tT ~
bright ga org do dark 60 G6ac; number SIS and los
57ads6J navy lbs 5T063 do htlhs 81 GGO fancy styles
suGAG AND MoLissgs-The receipts have continued
throughomt and prices have great
The better grades and most in request G@!
tendency quotations particularly in the lower
Tange Of the following figures Interior u Il ib,
Common "a o. fair good fair at ltto cfuly tar
a tfo % 5 TO iI I'% %hte do Isl to Is
in only Gs s Of at Friday
current rates wo qnote-Inferor 50 to57c, per gallon
@ to a5 tor to S ff do % 10 ''
FLoUR-The movement in this artcIe has been o. moe
extent since our last review The demand bl'
mostly for jobbfng local trade The supply of the me
further improved We quote fine al "a "a = 20 g. I S
treble So to So 25 choice and fancy brands 90 '
Conx-The supply is good to quantity but poor in
quote Western csc to 81 per bushe and ordinary DO a"
light supply and firm The demand S% 9 5aS
st. Louis and tialena and Csc for Ohio river
HAYS good supply and dull, and prime TO choice
LoTIsIAT1 I;cE-,Ths demand Cor the local trade has
been good ana with good prices We quote SeGee a at
ars T or to ' &c and Al per GToken.
CoFFEE--We note 1 fair demand and firm prices. We
quote choice III TO liz per Id gold duty PAID good
Isl lG!c fair l5{ 10 I54c ordinary III TO l4 good t"
SIr-Ihe demand is light are prices unsettled The
dealers are aeI.ng 81 81 TO 81 10 fin" :! 81
/ per sack Turks Island dull and nominal
PonEMess is retailing At g: p {" 81 per hhl.
command 42c per Id. shoulders I to IL clcfT M sides
l73, clear sides ~ to ice per IL
WtIsKY-Tho market is quiet with fair dunanl at i
to g Is per gallon FOR Western rec!1.'l a. IN 'ooi ana
CoRS MEATS in light supply and moderate prmana
E,.;ISu-'Ile Il fnand ia in keeping with the stock,
winch Is emull% commands 2i3 10 25e 1T wholesale
GuNNN BAGs The season ~ nearly over iH1 me "v'
maud small. They sell according to weight at 10. 20
22c per hn". -. ~ ..
Iaoy TlEs-ire demand and retailing at TO e.
Day Saul AIr>r-SIonie1s axe retailing IL, sides
P6GlrTr Az EsGs@Chtcl,ens arc selling on the l4@
ing at = to per dozen. Turkeys 81 L" ~ $50
IDES-l Hide market unsettled .auA~wrrk at quota
ons. Mexican Hint 10 to 2JlCt =. = to &c Eht 10
.Ecavy Tsyas do Il to -ri0 kipslI to l2lc; Country
F%il1p=ty rendered 10 to Iof- Texas sells at .? to
CGTTGx SEED Otis in fair supply aud moderate de
RYE-TIas been selling at 81 I5per bushel.
LBIE-Is in fair supply. Johnston aGl fockIand, IN
small lots command 81 per Dbl Cape Lime 81 81 and
/ Western 81 per Dbl.
sale inferior descriptions Choice Goshen IL quo
ted Mt "A to 4Jc good do 81 to ACE goodtc
choice Western 80 to3iG intsrGT s !" - per II"
in onalitv Apples 5J to 81 Onions, - 81 to 81 pei
Dbl Ca6bagos sl2 to Slj per crate
, Money Market.
The money market presents material change. We
uotcd fair demand for discounts the banks, but the
he
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
For the Week Ending Friday; January Z.
MORNING STAR OFFICE.
Sssfnrtlny Morning. January &, lao. )

MORNING STAR OFFICE,
Saturday Morning, January (, leu }
CoTroSt the date of last report We lsft the yasr
ket railing 2lb 22ic for ordinary and "a lot
trTddng. Friday, Dec. 3l-Ihc market opened win n
fair inquiry and the demand being subsequently stlpu
lated by favorable kilograms from Liverpool anu New
York, the movement became animated and result
ed bales at prices showing some irreg
uarity, but good ordinary and low midding ruling at
an advance OF to 4c and mddling which had not
way Thursday at barely D. saturday Jan lmbusi
nessNyas generally suspended A few parties, however,
wers in the market for short time and sales
about 1000 bales at rates current on tray
3The market active and the sales stunned up '99
bales full prices for all grades mdling selling at ga
TO 245c Tuesday. 1.-The demand was active through
out. but the most part restricted 10 the
grades which daily becoming more scarce. IhS
sales bales prices which Indicated
an advance of 3c mldlin9 and strict midnllhg
Wednesday, 5The sales summed up ssOo bales al rather
irregular prices but the whole sitter Tor the better
qualities and easier for the lower grades hnrsaay o.
The market opened with good inquiry bnt operatoh
Were restricted by the moderate supply on sale M
of kinds in reurestf4fe- summed up
$3.50 bales previous quotations mddihG however COM
manding very full prices We quoSe low ordinary ST ~
to gle ordinary 22f TO 22bc low mddlng ic MD
ding at ga 2iSc strict midlng at 2ia TO PFC and
good middling 25 to 25ic per Id ", !, .
ToBACco-This market has been inactive during me
week under review. The weather has been untaNpIaoe
for handling apd with little no inquiry whatever We