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MASONIC NOTICES.


rhe R,eu1,r Attrut1y If Van Ren.s2Ia.F Grand
Lad r Il fcr;ceton will hs hed 1t tie Masonic Ismnss
II riIK nt IN O'Clock Mork On sac 1st.a ant l5sn
dtt-[Sk, BS cider Of the T. Ii. G. A.. ~, e,x
, 1870-09-15
Tie French People Still Talk Of
an Obstinate Defence,
:Bismark Opposed to 1nterfer-
ence with the Domestic
affairs Of France,
Additional Account of the Inter-
view Between II. Theirs
and Earl Granville.
The English Indignant at the atlioE Of
The Cabinet.

MARCH DT the EtaIi:an Army ON
IsNfAe.
, 1870-09-15

In l..r~ manufacturing hnsrcs. established in 49,
ard TOW r1a2osine oyer - men Capital sfl,s:E,,i.
add:r-e, f7r thee days. MASGFAcTERERs.I IEhaEs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

THE OUTRAGES AT BAZEILLES-Lctter
from a French Priest.-The Cure of Ba-
zeilles has addressed a letter on this sub
iuct to q correspon dent in England, trans
lation of u portion of which we apend (:
"For six weeks the thoughts of my dear
parish have caused me constant pain. Upon
leaving could take nothing from the vii
lage, which was heap of ruins, but the
clothes in which stood; am, therefore,
prevented from rendering any assistance
to the villagers. fear, however, that the
generous hearts which would be willing to
assist the poor people in their distress will
be influenced by the false reports which
have been spread abroad, and feel 1t my
duty to state the truth and to refute these
prejudicial calumnies. A Prussian account,
published in the Belgian papers, stated,
1T results from an inquiry that has been
instituted that the Inhabitants who were
not even National Guards, have been seen
in their shirt sleeves firing upon the Prus-
slams, and that the women threw them
selves upon the wounded, stabbing them
with their knives l think that an inquiry
to have any value should have the evidence
of both sides heard. 1t is false that the
inhabitants fired upon the Prussians, and l
defy anyone to prove their having done so.
1t is positively false that the women have
ill-treated the wounded, and contine my
self to one answer. Not one woman has
been either killed or wounded. Had they
been guilty OF such barbaffty sach Wohio
not have been the case. 1t is false that the
priests recommended resistance. From the
Sunday which preceded the battle he had,
on the contrary, impressed upon the popu-
lation that in Offering useless resistance
they would expose their village to be
burnt and blood to be shed. 1t is false
that the priests fired on the enemy. Dur
ing the two days of the strife, and on the
day following, his attention was given to
the diving French and Prussians. l can
easily understand that to entirely destroy
a village, not even sparing the church, and
to reduce TO misery more than 1000 iuhab-
itants, is an act so savage that it will meet
with universal reprobation, and that the
authors Will try to justify their barbarity
by defaming the poor people. All is lost;
but still we will not admit that we acted
and allow ourselves to pass
for the culprit when we are only the vic
tins. Please to accept the expression of
my highest esteem-E. BEAUDELoT, Cure
de Bazeilles."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

astonsled and delighted by talking machine. which
distinctly artculates in English, French and German
and also Kisses and laughs quito perfectly. The
chine is manipulated by lady but we IL not under
stand that it may not also be worked BY should
lady be found for the service Our wish is
that the macl:'ne may DO brought to TIL .;ntry
regularly na.,ralzed and then elected to Cont.S At
any rate he might be purchased by the Covenant to
set up in the House of Representatives. and made.
der the finger of the clerk the sergeantat arms
pronounce the speeches which haporabe members ~
the official paper and which for want of wir ,y
do not pronounce ALL How suitable, too,
chino would be in own legislature. many of
whose members, just elected, will be fresh from the
plantation hoe If the Mechanics Institute authorities
have balance remaining from the election fund, it
should be expended in purchasing talking machine.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

Impossible! 1t cannot be done 1t isn't in
the nature of things! What do all these cumulative
negatives meant why this and nothing more The Is
raetes were compelled make bricks without straw
and you may be sure the Pyramids were not made of
those bricks. preposterous is it to expect
make good bread of infer ior -four But hap
py inform housekeepers that j. McCarey s. Co, 80
Poydras street. that will delight lovers
good bread and it is not quite equal to the Calabr
every grain of which is picked by hand it is certain
" superior to what ordinarily found in this market
We commenced with q negative-we conclude with
positive and q recomme ndation--tryi it
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
GRocER1Es.-our readers-and they form

GRocERIEs-Our readers-and they form
large proportion of the part Of this
ntyreoice greatly at the appearance OF frost and the
dsappesrance of Yellow Jack. We happy in being
the medium of municating to them another event.
yertisement of A Skardon & Co, printed in the STAR
to-day We verify believe this firm would hnd means
Motke, and were it not detrimental to this commu;
nity we would move that balloon be charters ed and
these gentlemen sent the most efficient and accep
table aid that sympathisng people could send to Tro
Gnu This would be notwithstanding we can't afford
it. Charity begins home Their ingenuity is inex-
haustibie Read their adveI tisement. Every thing,
from Goshen butter to prunes and from Goldfish to pale
ale will be found that stately into which good
good grocery in the observation-disclosures best thing to
having good grocer What we mean by good gI3ce,
best quality and at the lowest pI and What
we mean by a good grocer is, gentleman who Will De
certain that you get your full weight and measure
Our friends countless customers know full we'll that
tb,se oualiIies all combined at that establishment
and only to call their attention to the fact that
Len waiting few days have arrived and now be-
inc discharged from the New York steamers
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

MA MASurAcrERED ToBAcco,we quote the market at:
srsn m aS Do s"oa sodium
half lbs bright 6a075; dark 57a
0e9 fancy styles natural leaf twist pancake etc. 7oc
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-we quote new sugars fair 81
to Pc fully fair zoe prime at ioc yellow clarified III
at 50 to 60 for common and centrifugal 60 to 65 for
E 81 to soc for prime end 7s for ososs
treble extra s.; choice e IS Is q !;
coas-we quo's 3 s to Sc per bn.h. for white 10
to 3ss for Wi %issa and go to CSC for yellow;
for prime and choice St Louis. '- ~ o ~ : Wv
Ha1TSs os ss
prime ne st. louis and ssl for choice
BAcos-shouiIers quoted at u to 1870 clear rib
sugar-cured hams.
L4RpTicrces sell at lsa to 1t and kegs at III to so
Day SALT MEAT1shoulders are quoted at I2a to 1870
81. and SIS to IS per- sisros a'ss' '' s' ~
Goshen at 4s to Acc and Northern at 80 sc
per Id.
LouisIAsA KicE-We quote inferior to 81. ordinary
to good do to 7ac prime to good do to ssc, choice
s.d sn i
per Dbl Western Onions plon a at 1ppes
are selling at s. to - so:
to to ss
rolls. Kentucky hemp and 50 to 81 as in
quality Domestic jute bagging SOC yard in rolls.
IRON TIEs-Are steady and firm at ST to per Id,
cording to quantity.
ss or rs duty
Is to l5ac.
sALrwe quote Liverpool at 81 90 to q S. fine
FL IS to 81 90 sack Table salt in pockets lbs lUc
lbs SC.
Broom CoRS-Is quoted at 81 to Sc per lb for com.
mon to for medium. and to Z, for good and choice
Corn MEAI-We quote X d. IS so to 62i on the evee,
and "a from store.
Money Market.
Gold 1i3 to 1871. American half dollars los to 1885,
Mexican dollars ia to 114A.
Sterling exchange 1871 to l23 francs to -.
Domestic exchange, to per cent premium. .
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

HE SINGER SEWING MACHINE-The inven-
Of sewing machines brought forth many croakers
sOrts Of evils predictro as the CERTAIN result
az h,eod II vas living in the face of Providence
Ssslgn to mere machiGery that which was at once
HnarSs duty and her right A few machines. it was
Womb syccompIish IN few hours what Providence
nature had ordained to be done in as many days,
than svoman would lie deprived of her Ithrlght-
right to drudge her away in the effort to keep
b and soul together. But how these vat aL
Ia been silenced A woman who by direct effoyt
sid earn but pittance per week through long hours
rearv toll can now by the aid of singers Improved
Einr Machine win for herself a comfortable iveL'
Il in shorter space of time aud with much less Ell
Thc rs,zes and medals won at the late Mississippi
"a Fair Is decisive If its superi riIy over all Stner
shines The agents are VIM. K. Cooper Co.. NO
tnp street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

HALEY's NEWS DEPoTs.-These famous es-
Establishments in receipt of the London illustrated
News: London Graphic, London Times, London De,
spatch Dublin Nation Irish People Irish american.
Illustrated Weekly Banner Of the south, south Lysrpoal
Companion saturday Night Wilks' Spirit, Turf. Field
& Farm, n Y Clipper Day Book, Freeman's Journal,
the Monthly Magazines for December have been
ceived among them Godeyfs Ladys Book, Democrats.
Catholic World, Atlantic Overland, London socie,
Journal Also he is in daily receipt Of the N z Her
afd World Tribune and Times MS wen as sbe Chicago
cial Republican and Democrat, Louisville Cou
rerJourna the San Francisco Nashville and Detroit
daes ALI the latest novels and literary publications
received. a full line of schoOlbooks constantly on
hand
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

Irish SETTLERs.-A st. Louis correspondent of the
New York Feemans Journal after describing tho dedf-
cation Of church in Catawissa says " This tettle-
ment of Catawssa is of those which prove the no.
by and greatness of the Irish character foster
ed by Catholic opportunities and sheltered the poi.
sonous exhaations of city life. There several of
these settlements In Mssouri-one in Saline county
another at Millwood in Lincoln county. They
eminent for the peaceabe vrtuous and of course rel
gious character Of the congregations Grogshops
tabooed the inhabitants thrifty, industrious peo-
pe Catholic in practice well in sentiment by
exemplary conduct winning the respect of their neigh
bors for themselves we'll for their religion.
neither Irish the descendant of Irshmen and yet
love the people, pray God that such settlements dot
every portion Of our conntry."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, November 10.

MoRNNa 6rAK OFFICE. I
Saturday Morning. November 10, 1870. !
poIe ruling at I2i 1870 for ordinary f53 i58o for
iaang and I3i to-c for strict mddling since which
prices nave shown some rregularty ruling rather more
IN iavor OF buyers- TN Saturday the demand fair
ana oooo 6aes changed hands at slight decline in
ing great II, sgnarty but with little change from
SAturdapn figures. Tuesday. the demand was yery
active and e0 bales sold advance Of about
wednesday, the demand was m derate aud the sales
aid not exceed 4JOO bales at a slight falling OF from
sday figures On Thursday pricea still further
Sedea 70 &C. the business embracing $500 bales. Fri
but with no decided quo.ase variation
follows: Ordinary 121 to LIDO good ordinary 4 4Ac
middng i4 to laSc middng l5A to l5}c and strict
iddng iSa to tc h. The total sales for week
u um up 30 $50 bales
!, TosAcco-The market rules at the following quota
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
HEw PUBLICATIONS.

d IL Sale Monthly. November.
We arc glad to notice the progressive improvement in
tnis monthly The present number 10 capital ONE
Rev Prince Demetrus Dc Gallitzin: Visit
20 Mothers Grave The Snow Drift; or Pat Doolan's
story The Eau of Rome )" Sunshine 1t Midnight;
Mozarts Last Requiem Soul Secrets Cayerns and Sub
terranean Passenger The Prisoners Child; The Sister
OF Charity; Christian Benevolence; Our Literary Lodg
or; st. Joseph Capri few Words on Stmulants .
Legend of the Willow.
Leandro or TIE Sign Of the Cross. Philadelphia Peter
+. Cunningham.
This Catholic Tale comprising interesting and
instructive history Of the and significance the
Sign of the Cross employed by the Catholic Church
1t originally appeared in the pages the Nesssnger
e Sacred Heart American edition, to which was ORR
gnany contributed. In addition to the main design IL
treats OF Spritism and its Developments The story s
we'll told and will be read with profit by all
classes of readers. The Typography and binding are
very creditabis to the publishers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

THE EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.-There Is
something a name. whatever may be thought of Mr..
shakespeares query The name Of the Empire Sewing
sewing world because of its adapability to all the ext
gences Of family Those who have the Judgment to
niture. that fails make satisfactory record
Mr. Hogan and 1O1 Canal street. il the agent, who at
has large and we'll selected stock of
boots. shoes slippers, trunks, valises etc on band
in these articles should call at the place
designated and make their selection from ;he varied
aaao rfm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

The Holy Father. ii said issued Encyclical
suspending the General Council He does because it
could meet in the enjoyment of perfect liberty
The Holy Father, then is in favor of liberty. A few
ago journalists vehement the
ton that the Council free because it met under
his sovereignty. Will they urge its real freedom,
because Plus TX reduced to the condition of a SUBJ
ject and HE throne has been usurped by Victor EN-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

We, the undersigned, Sisters of tho Mont Carmel
Order having been obliged to transport the
of this State the remains of Augu
tin, who died tho e4th of january last employed to
that end one of AUDIBERTs PATENTED AIE-
TIGHT WOOD BURIAL CASES. Thus we were
enabled to keep the remains of Slater In Con-
vent beyond the legal time, and to have them
ported by railroad without any Of the
otherwise unavoidable. In testimony of whichwe give
this certificate. ~ r.,
NEW ORLEANS, February 2eth 1870.
Sister ST. THERKSE. =
Sister ST. JEAN.
J. noao I'm Sister ST. GABRIEL,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

A we'll known LAS thhO a PIo
II ras the experience of many and the wit of one "
Now the experience of the thousands who have visited
lid stand i3 Canal street. for the purchase
IF th made boots, shoes and slipper. fou
there ia that they ar not ny any
similar articles in south and the wit alluded to
NAV be campsrrd to eh", ment of those who have
donbe sense of ham. while marching through the
ana bI WAYS of life with easy fitting stylish
servceable articles Nhch are the pride ana Soast
of 49, Experience aud them TO say nothing oil IN
terest point one av aud that way Is Tor ladies' aho
gen place themselves or rather their peda
irenites in the Mr.. Powers the gentleman In
charge,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

The expulsion of the Jesuits from Marsees has made
a very unfavorable impression on the minds of those
who were avorably disposed to France 1t is only the
commencement of what may be expected should the
government fall into the hands of the Red Republican
mar
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

The memb ers of the Festival Association of
StJosephs parish will by &C notice elsewhere that
an important meeting will be held at the school hall
ner Marais and Common streets. on the evening of
Sunday 2Oth instant, which all the members par
ticuarly requested TO he present.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION OF ST JOSEPHS.-
important meeting of the Festival Association will
held st. Josephs School Hall, corner of Mara:s
and Common streets. SUNDAY EVENING, Goth
inst att O'Clock Punctual attendance of all members
is particularly requested. P. A. FINNEY,
Doau 1t Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE NEW ORLEANS
ANTIsEPTIc AIR-rIGHr
WOOD BURIAL CASE COMPANY.
THE NEW ORLEANS
ANTIsEPrIc AIR-rIcHr
TESTIMONY.

TESTIMONY.
We the undersigned doctors Of medicine having boon
called upon by Mr.. EMILE AUpIBERr to exaunins
his PATENT AIR-TIGHr CoFFISs do state that
these Burial Cases are plain boxes made OF common
cypress wood, and coated wit his celebrated
EGYPTIAN WATERPROOF COATING.
that have the results o. series of sxpermeot
made at the Charity Hospital. where dead bodies an
closed in these collins have undergone all the stae,s
of putref,con, which could be watched day altar dsv
by means of glass opening and that in no instanos~
they gave vent to any liquid smell; We therefore
conclude that these cons calculated in every n,
spect to meet the sanitary public con-
veniences aimed at by the inventor and accordingly
deliver this n certificate thereto
NEW ORLEANS, November 30 1860
A. w. smythe, NJ. d.. House Surgeon Chapsy Ho.uitua
E. d. Beach, NJ. d., late Coroner
r. L. Nee D. NJ p f. Alpuentc. D. MI
r. Laion, d. NJ p. C. Sabourin u N Il
D. b. Gaudet, ID. NJ. r. II. D'Aqun, ID. NJ p
j. j. Castellanos, NJ u. Armand Merciey d. M p
Alfred Mercisr u. N. +. J. Matthew, D. NJ
o. Huart, D. NJ. +. w. G. Wilson, NJ D.
j. A. Bradbury. NJ. d. J. Labatut d. Mp
y. Anfoux, NJ D. ID. Durao, NJ ID.
Y. Lemonnier, D.,M p. CapdevilIe d. M D.
" Grima, M ID. L. DeBlanc, NJ d.
e. kuneman, d. NJ. r. Jules Cartier, NJ. d.
Durel. ID NJ. p. j. H Lewis, ID. II. r.
Geo scratchley, NJ. d. J. Dupas, D. M.P.
e 4 Estrade u. NJ +. CHI Turpn, D. NJ. p.
E. Adler, d. NJ. p. Tricou, ID. NJ r.
Berjot, d. NJ. A. do Beausset, N. D.
Oriard d. M. p. X. Delreux NJ. ID.
II. Rance, ID. NJ p VIM. +. Brickel NJ. D.
Theo. Strahan. II. d. Ssbin Martini d. II. P.
Oh. Delery. ID. NJ. p. Bordes, D. NJ. p.
). Formento. NJ. ID. just. Touatre. d. NJ. p.
J. Trudeau, NJ. d. H. Sauve, NJ. d.
A. DupaIuier, NJ ID. A. A. dHemecourt NJ ID.
&. s. West, NJ. ID.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE NEW
ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COMPANY.
New Orleans. November 10, ls7O-The Regular Annual
+; Of three Lay Directors of this Company will
l. -. Il on MONDAY, Dec. -, at o'clock NJ, in the
ing Star Building, I2s Carondelet street.
4 e.. - 4t5p THoS. FTTZwILLIAM Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

The best music--overtures of peace.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

The great Variety of useful and articles
which surpass offered heretofore surprises every
body and the ono common question arises, How can
such Goods DO sold at only ONE DOLLAR each 2"
We have added greatly to our already extensive as
sOrtment. Our stock is fresh. and complete in
every department
We invite everybody to call and convince the
that tie GREAT SOUTHERN DOLLAR STORE is q
great benefit to the public
To merchants and peddlers n liberal discount will
be allowed, Mt LAT Canal street. no2i 3t5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

CHOICE GROCERIES.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Now landing ex steamers Emily B. Souder and Gen.
Meade. from New York
A Dairy of Strictly CHOICE YELLOW GOSHEN
BUTTER,
Extra Mess MACKEREL. in kits for family use.
Mol and kits e
Mol in bills and bills.
Extra Large White GOLDFISH.
BLoATERS, GOLDFISH and ROE
HERRINGS.
Chamberliu & Roes Fulton Market BEEF and PIG
PORK
New s. C. HAMS and BREA KFAsT BACON.
- SPARE RIBS, PIG TONGUES aud SPICED
PIGS FEET
LAYER RAISINS, in whole, half and or. boxes
- CITRoN, CURRANTS and FIGS.
' PRUNES in jars and cartoons. -
Shaker and Northern PRESERVES and JELLIES.
Canton GINGER.
Atnsore's MINCE MEAT, in ID cans
Together with fine lot of FRESH TEAS; Of the
crop of 1870.
Coles, Chouteau and Edwards Best and Fant's
Creole Mills FLOUR.
wallace's Pure Mountain De- and Keller's Old
Boui bon WHISKY.
Jeffreys Strong and Pale and McEwan's ALE.
Byasas and Guinnesss PORTER.
Which we will sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ALI Goods guaranteed satisfaction and delivered
to any part of the city free of drayage.
A. w. SKARDON & CO.,
Corner of Jackson and Rousseau streets,
nooo Fourth District.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-15
WARRANTED TO BE MON. EXPLOSIVE

II burns without any smoke, and gives n safer
and far more brilliant light than any other oil
now in use, and is only equalled in brilliuncy by
gas light gallon OF the oil can be made in ten
minutes, and barrel in less than huff an hour
Wherever it has been introduced it has taken the
place OF Kerosene and all other burning fluids, for
the following reasons:
|. Because it does not cost half 50 much
,. II can be made anywhere and by anybody
>. 1t will never explode. 1. 1t will burn in
any lamp, with without chimney. }. twill
odor or offensive smell :. 1t will not soil clothes
dy light, never Hckers, and in softness and bril-
lianey is only equaled by gus. 3. 1t will burn
one fourth longer than Kerosene. 10 1t does
not weaken the eyes or lungs as Kerosene or coal
oil does by constant use and finally, because it is
better than ANY OTHER oil EVER INVENTED.
For lighting Stores, Hotels, and Public Build
iugs of all kinds, there is no oil that will AT all
compare with this III rheapness, briliancy and
safety.
For night lamps in uotes, or public private
houses it is invaluable and can be used in small
~ well MS large lamps without giving out smoke
or any offensive smell and Doh- Nof t>,Rusr THE
wien.
am authorized agent for Addison County, and
in due time shall introduce the Oil ia the different
towns To any one wishing, can sell right to
manufacture and use the Sunlight Oil ior the sum
of two dollars.
The Oil will be burning Oh exhibition al the no
tells in Middlebury every evening.
All wishing can have right as uboSe
WARREN ALLEN. General gent
II u. MAYNARD,
Agent for Addison County 4ilt