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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-12

Down goes the prices Of Pictures to correspond with
the low prices OF Wheat Pictures as low As fthy
csc,.a dozen Having taken charge Of c K. Moleits
y, otnorsph Rooms, | am prepared to execute work
In ,u In. t,rent branches known 10 the art on short
n,ticr Old pictures copied and enlarged speciality
made Of India Ink and Water 1olors Solar work
done on short notice AN work sArr"n,en 70 p,sssr
flantlI On LAnl. w.
, 1870-08-15


Bals1moFa IL said 70 have large and respects
hle coosed Denocsa.tc Organization"
81 B. A1te'l, present Congressman from the
FTet District OF California, IS spoken Of u the
probable candidate for Governor fou the Den-
oc1atc ticket
The Democrats Congressional Convention
for the Sevcnth District Of Illinois will be held II
Matsoon, August 81
"A correspondent IN Guernsey County, Ohio,
w1ites 10 John L. Bingham to ask II he will ac-
eer. = denomination for Cong1rss. md Mr. Mng-
Fam replies: II cau outy saY that wh,lc l hxTe
not sonHhr, and do not seek, 4 renontnasion,
shall count ny duty to cordially aoccrt the action
the people In the prtmlssa, whatever It NAY h."
Middle Tennexsea, a2yp tho Chattanooga
1tu,as, ts entitled 10 the Democratic nomination
Of candidate for Governor. General John C.
Brown, Of Giles, and General William l. Quariea,
ot Montgomery, arc the candidates spoken Of.
The Trses tays: 81 Both seryed IN the rebol a17uy.
hut neither ts disqualified By the Fourteenth
Amendment"
-seTcral newspapers Of New York state sog-
sess the name OF D. {. 1ttte1ohn, OF 0swegu, u
the Republican candidate for Governor. General
John c. Robinson Is mentioned In the aa{ae cou-
neetIon. He was In COMMAND Of Fort AcHenry
1t the outbreak Of The rebellion, and sared The
fort from the traltorous Balt,ruaseaas, he served
through the war with s4ts, c,ti,t, beginning With
The n1st regimen. enlisted In Michigan, and end
Ing "a Major General
a German Democrat in Burlington. Town. told
the editor Of The Uork.,v. I tay or two ancr.
ths. h. bat nrrrr ynt-d snr mt ~. r,etnocr,nr
| reket, but he WAS now done with tA1t patty and
| should never vpse that ticket again. He said be
knew thirty Germans IN the CITY who had votes
, 1870-08-15

f. y
Satatosa hote1s rece,ye va n.v r,Au.,,.ar
"A SCHENECTADY MN ken,,e1. HI. a.cf..n,.
tan In cie7f bax. aaa mnxrir. t,,n u1t, .h,-,-
bic.
Some North cxr,t,na n,nera are ,,4,,.a +.1t.,
hlue Ink.
The pfettiest stYle Of nsntoer,,ht- sfh.,.z in
vented lately has 1oo1 nausIcai hox tn..r7.d IN
the cover.
An Afpostook editor nav, HI. rAs,1rtz ., :. n.
unhappy old stp who sq4sss in The ro1rn,1., rar,r
OF the Suayiae,~
"A fs1ts doctor s4tyertt.es n .-n,nt.+. n,o,--
back.
The latest thieyinx u1ck In yev yoyx I. IN m.
proach 4 street car and snatch th,ou7h ,ne vjn.
tto1s han nom the pazsenRets. n<afs
"A Western pap<r sAys thata far1arr IN, HI,
threat On account Of thu s&vefe And nrotractea
drought, and thai they o1rte,1 him in pe1unr
raln storm which lasted twen,y-tous houxx
a California paper aads II naceu.r n ~,
PLAIN that the peculiar tAsss Of the va.er IN m
Alameda well w.s cansei By the preaence of x,x
dead ca1a It's medicinal ytrtaes h ID nrt,,on.iv
been highly praised
"A woman lately carried child n . T,nao,
hosp1tsl-x chll3 In 4 neatly ,lF,n, u.t.-.no ~.
doctor elicted from her sast 81. Ia ,h.1n admit
tstertup xnide5s to It a. entn for vhoon.n Oh
, 1870-08-15

Railroad Rmbrexlio-A Murderou,
Rrnfe-RofiIfcaI.

~ 3AAEUS4A A& 0A
Rrutc-4'ofltical-
Special prspateh to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA. Ill, Aug, 1A--Thete Is quite IN excite
menr herr to-day, in connection with rntlsoad
rnastera. week ago Oh Friday tho O., O..
/ 7. R. V. Railroad applied to the Circuit Court
for the appointment OF Commissioners TO assess
damages aud benefits for crossing Judge C1tDn'a
land. The Judge opposed It. on the ground that
il vas unconstitutional, tho raliroad sections Of
tic new constitution being: u be alleged. ;aen IN
gorce- This was August 6, and Judge Leland
ruled sgaInss him. and appointed Commis-
stonez1, Last FHda! he applied 10 the
same court for n injunction. This was
refused, and hs took IN appeal On
Saturday he applied 10 Judge AcAilIsier. Of CHI
cage, fof supF7srfras, Int ~ there had not been
time to make up record until that Day, the case
still remains undecided Meanwhile, the railroad
company have set about 4 hundred men to work
grazing, laying ties, and putting on the iron, and.
tefort Tomorrow morning, the Foad will be IN
operation. What kind of mndale II Will lead to
1t is impossible TO Eut4A
Last night, At Starved Hook. few miles from
here, man nancd James Blaine beat bis vile
and mother-!n-1aw tn such manner that their
lives were despaiEcd Of. lie escaped Into the
woods: hut IN active search has been Insulated,
and there II no possibility Of his escape.
On TnesfsJ the Republican County Convention
VIII be held here There Is no opposition 10 Cook
Tor Congress, the other candidates having SWITCH
cd Oh. There may be 4 heavy light on deleg aies
to the State cunFentoR.
, 1870-08-15

E-N %kr ~-

DETROIT. Mich. AnK. THE steamer W!nssow
arrived here this afternoon with an excursion
patty from Philadelphia On a tour from Erie
through the lakes to Duluth, Lake Superior, and
tatnce 70 e fsai, oser NJ nGw road recently
abcut nifty In number, have enioyel Hnc weather,
and s1e delighted with the peAauF:s thus far AZ
fuEte0 them. They Will leave q 10 tnts. evening.
, 1870-08-15

LONDON, Ang. ls.-our special corre.non,,rnt
II Stockholm writes, Monday: Thr orsc;,,
government organ denles the reports in the le.d.
ipa journal that large camp Of tbsetyat,on ;, -,
be formed In Chorcl. Swedish neutrality Ia nav.
eeth+lexs 70 be e1ectual,J maintained
Treasury honds hare been Issued TO the amount
Of Y, COX, 90 T1x dollarA
The Sxedisn press disagree on the point Hheth.
CT Swedish neutrality al hi be maintained
, 1870-08-15


F0slIsh and French Boar3inS aud Day S~hoo2 for
Toans Ladies and Children. q Vest FosIr-.etrllthEt,
neAr F1{th-Av, Eer York, viii reopen Tuesd1y. Sep
tfmh-7 ., ts Cfyula1a may b ohtalnsd By applteA-
dun at =. q. GRlGGS co. Mn. GAFIetton win he
II hone on aud A3ts< Sept l.
, 1870-08-15
Spedat Ees.Ateh to The ChlcAyo Tsi5aae,
xuARH1HAH CASH.

Special DcspAtch to The Chlcaso Tribune,
x'0ARH1HAN CASH.
WAsHHeFoN, D. C., AuG. l4.-SccFetNJ Coz
ha1 made : mai order IN The long pending Nc9sF-
1ah&n e1se. He destrcs the Commissioner Of the
Land omce to proceed In the ordinary course Of
bustnesr, 10 take up aud dispose Of the applica-
tons Of the new Idr!A Mining Company for
pateota In regard 10 the action Of Judge oito, OF
tae District Court, here, IN tJiug to control the
II ton Of Lhe depalt tment By rnandauus, the Sec-
resarT SAYS he regards 1t - reason for Suspend
tn4 the action Of the department unt11 taete
abuses Of the forms OF legal proceedings shall
have been disposed Of In due coursa b.
the court Itself: snd further, that the
question Of Jurisdiction Of the court
crtr PARTIES in this case appears, both 70 the
Attorney General and himself. exceedingly Doubt
ful bu, that he prefers to rest upon the acton Of
tho departments upon these facts: First, thst the
Supreme Court OF tho United States has nn2ly
dcterm.ned NeGaH2h4ns original claim to be
invalid Second, they have also rnally disposed Of
his application for . Maadamxs to compel the
Ba1t Of the lands to him "a Agricultural lands;
that serorA successive Congresses have failed 70
respond To hia application for relief By lcgit-
iattve act; and fourth. that the prtn-
cseA allegations Of fact relied upon
BY him In the pendih9 legal proceedings
to aushortze the issuance 1t m injunction, Ire
cd3c4a1ly known to this department Ind to the
Land Once TO be false.
Tho passenger express for New York rao over
IN OF xhott distance beyond Baltimore last
night, and the engine and forward car were
thrown from the uacx- The engineer and nre-
MAn Tern badly sc1lded, and two car1 Of e1preza
goods burned. No nTss los. TIE ratns In both
directions were delayed about aeveu houra~
MASONIC FUNERAL
An imposing MAsonlo funeral WIS given to the
Lite B. B. French today
, 1870-08-15

CL1yk1ASn, O.. Aug. l[-The National Conrer-
tion : I School Teachers commence saeif session
here to-porrDH- Many delegates hAre arrived,
aud more are expected. 4 letter received = few
days since from President Elliot, OF Harvard
CoiirEe, states he cannot be present. lie WAS ex-
peCted to address the convention.
, 1870-08-15

poREsA, rH, y. Il, aug. 1s.-AdIntral Farrasut
died to-day, very peacefully, at Il oG}ock pfe.
cteelY, surrounded t.y his family and friends, u
the residence OF Commodore Fennock, Il The
SAvy Yara. The remains will be deposited tetn-
porar1lJ In the yault here until the nnal resting
p1ace u decided uron.
, 1870-08-15

WARRINGTON, u. u, Aug. i, 1870. J
StAltd proposals. for fnciosuf The United States
Military Astlun t3oIdtE's hon1r] National Ceuet1.
D. Z the Baltic National Cemetery. On Stycuthst-
Road. AshfneGcA. q. T.: AID the Altin son ana 1er
an1I1A lFA Nat1nA& C<Iuet4f.e1 will be received Il
the otct OF the QuAftefulxstsI Gcncr1l Washi1rDu.
D. o.. until Sept 9. 1Ssu. At poon,
The length Of luctosuea will BE- II folloWs, Unt++4
StAtEs AtAfy A1ylHa Cxarttfy II Huenl ct, tha
HAttle Cemetery. H 1snra tect Arlington Ettne.1y,
l. w ttneal ferf: AlExandffa, l,sN iineal fret.
PpposAs are Invited for stcce 1r htlck Alh fptahI
and NL4cneA!o1s foF which Be II the o1ue 1t
the EtarFal>. fo< tron sAuk4 t1eskns
for which aEr invited with ths hdst. or for htttt
The bids !uE Planting he1xea muss sr..eiF tie heGe
psAosS tntsnded 70 b. ussd AID n,ust cuntAn KuArA
ts u 1es them cEter for twelve months aet p4auf
ins Ths 1lsehss u ee pFeparI inasdl.ta5. md tho
he.iss4 to be planted IN 1oTeNtsr uc1t
Frnpoaal ART also .ayItad for n1ildsaE tn!sr Y
CA.te1 Statks Aitssy AAs ltu, c.. and Alexandria.
paas and sps eI6c ttns fur which esa b sren II
Ill Each bid must be 2ceemsAnfed By FOOD Ao4
atheient ku1Exhtae Of It least pa1tixs
that the contrAes, II awarded. viii he oru.npty saA
faithfully c1ecuta.
". The Government Ee1erses 70 hscE tho Esht to
jet + al bids II lpsAtisfArtusy-
V: P!opo.ai. sho4d b. f,s!n'y sndar.ed. rropo.sa
tcE lueosrros for National Eetnst oF FrpoaA1a
foE Lodkes Tor Sauual Cenets1ics~ aa4 he addrcs1e4
to the RNaTtaEMa3 Ma3&sE {sepefA1. u 8. A.
VI. The prtpo4Alt viii bt cpcns4 IN the pEeAenc< II
the bidder. Al this oe<. On the .th Of 1sss
1t n0pn. II. c. NEMA,
Qn1te1aat<. General, Brcvet Major Genrsa uuiss<s
State1 Amy,
, 1870-08-15
obituary.


Spetfal Despatch 10 Tbs Chicago TtihunA
DETROIT, Aug. l4.-uenry t. Benson, long 4
resident and recently one Of the leading 1unbcr
manufacturers Of this city, di-d here today. aged
- years, aftcf long Illness ue leaves consll-
er1hle property.
SAxA7o0A. Aug. 1s.-Grcnytlle T. Jenks, dis
tiuRutstcd lawyer OF RrookiJo, Was found dead
IN his bel. tAls morning, 1t EongTtsa Iiaii.
, 1870-08-15

TRQY.NY~ Full ecufrea Of Irttzuction Ii Civil Min
fnk and Mechanical Erxinerrtu<. Chemistry. and Wat
1rA stienee- Appropriate Dekseet eenfeTed Ksopens
tiou, addsesa Pzpf. CHARLES DROWSk, Director.
, 1870-08-15

OHIO.


MASsI1rtn, Ohio, Aug. 14.-The Republican
convention for the Eighth Congressional D:sts1ci
met 1t Nattnn yesterday. The counties wese
Ill fully represented General John Beatty, the
present tncpmbent, md General James 4 Robin
son, Of Cn!on County, we're the Only candidates
named tefoTc the convection General Beatty
xsB nominated On the arBt tallol, receiving
more than swp-thirdl Of the vote ca5f
Ths Republicans express great satisfaction At the
choice OF The convention especially the feee trade
wing. General Deat1y:s votes having been In ii.
most every Instance favorable to \ reduction OF
taI11, and in opposition TO land-er4oolng schemes
and monupolits, aad bis speech accepting the
nonip1toa Indicates hts purpose Of adherence to
those principles in the future. The resolution.
endorse the platform Of the state convention. ap'
prove the course OF General Beatty, and plt.tlge
the united support Of the Republicans ot tac DIS
trict 10 The nominee Of the convention
, 1870-08-15

DETROIT, Aug. l+.-PAssrp DowH- Props oswc-
gatchte, 81 Louis, Ehcagu, Olean: barka Fotue-
| roy, Afah!a, 0gasita, Parma, Hlcnbuah, Sun
| Jurz. Knapp, OroFer. DAvtd Wells. Nicholas, " i
| s. Lyons, summit, Saginaw, Aul AaslA-
PISSED Cr-Pmps City OF New fork, Roanoke /;
| eehrs Stampede, Tlldep, VIM. Casn. Ivls, EvAline
| BA1e4
| WISp-SortnNest,
, 1870-08-15
GREAT ERITAN.

LONDON, Aug. lA-At the THAMES WateEmeas'
regatta. yesterday, SAd1er won the Champion
scuuer,s race. Chambers' SeWcastie-oa.TJne
crew were successful In the champion four-oared
race.
LONDON, Aug. 1k-0er apeeI.s correspondent
, 1870-08-15
Death OF Y0uuX Ee.V1Aud-Tht
Blind PFracher-FoPu10tlo

Special Dtspatrh 70 Th4 Chicago Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, ArR- 1<--Sanuet Scwlaud4 the
Jouns man WHO w1s shot By policeman Alnter 10
this city on Friday evening lAst died LAST night
from The etcct OF the wound. Ntnser, who had
given bail VAS Alrc1ted Immediately After the
death OF Sew!ant, and committed to jail upon
the charge OF murder. A. the Circuit CoQrt Is
rox In se&sbop, the murderer will probably have \
tftal II IN c4f{y dAy.
The Rxy. Wtn. Il. Ailhu1n, the blind preacher.
has reached his heme In this city. from I most
successful lectnEtnS tour In California.
Tue population OF Morgan County. n returned
by the Federal ecusns-tAkera, ts 9s,os1.
, 1870-08-15

Hartford, Aug. lE--capta:n William Willard.
WaEuen Of the Connecticut State Prison, was
murdered by James Wilson, = convict, today,
With knife concealed on hts person. The mu!-
derer formerly escaped frum Michigan State
Hnsnn
, 1870-08-15
Railroad Accident

hcFFAto, Aug. 1&,-About Il O'Clock last night
eo'Akon Occurred at tte sw!tch about two miles
Nsst ot Honuc1lsv11le, between the EASTWARD md
weRNafd bound trains, Sos. - and - Both
3Ao' engineer of No. ~, and tae fireman, Z
, 1870-08-15

labor VIII probably form tao basis OF tae next
POLITICAL Pa7leA- At one ttme,- sxys Nj. Pail
lirs. whether women should h4ve ste ballot
Seemed likely to be the next pois.eI 4a-saon
And no douhs mat movement Is Whiting ~ owu
rapid victory on every stasnte book St4ll ~ SEQ
, 1870-08-15
Sud Dl4nS{eFx

81. Loru, Aug. 14-Mtsscs- Hattie i Annie
Stewart, and William Sanders. OF GFrenville.
Bond County, fl!lnolE. were drownti. on Friday
last, while attempting to fofi SaoA Creek. near
that place.
, 1870-08-15
Rapid Progress 0sa tho knntns Pn.
CiEfc EkRklFAAd.

DENVER, Col, Aug 1a-Tne gap On tho Kansas
racldc tonight is ION miles The wholr l0K
milea Of ifon will be laid Monday. 4 large party
will 50 out from DeaTer to witness the laying OF
the last rAi1. and grand jubilee IL sotclpsted-
The nrst passenger train from St Louis Is ex-
peete1l In Denver Tuesday evening.
, 1870-08-15

A Stated Conclave Of CHICAGO COM
MANDERYt NO. -, 4. 7. Will be held
MONDAY EVENING, August IS, at
~ o'clock. 4 full attendance desired.
Business relating to NEW ASYLUM to
be brought before Commandery.
BY order Of the e. g.
JOHN WHITLEY Recorder.
, 1870-08-15
Foreign.
The Franco-P1ussian War.

The Frauco-P1ussian War.
.Napoleon's Retreat from Metz,
and Occupation by the
Prussians.
Large Quantities Of Stores Cap
tured By the Prussians.
Eroissard's Division Lose all Of its
Supplies.
Prussians Destroy Railway Be-
tween Frouard aad Paris.
Nancy Occupied by the
PruSSianS-
6trasburg Botnbarded With
Hot Shot.
Tit Frtnsh Call for q Paflty. aal are
Given Fssty-sisht hours 10 Decide
Whether They will Sur.
rtadeT.
The Three Prussian Armies
Concentrating Rapidly
Near Nancy.
Reported That Napoleon Aaked for an
Armistice, and Was Refused
Great Battle Expected To-Dny
Between Nancy and
Ehalons.
Tha Situation in Paris.
.&:reat Excitement in tho Corps
14eEis1atif.
The Spectators Ordered Out and the
Doors Closed.
a Committee Of Safety Again Do
&oatad.
The Empress Releases Sixteen
Hundred Corylcts.
, 1870-08-15
SOUTH AMERICA.

LISBON. Aug. la-1he steamer brings adr.ces
from Flo JaneIso to July Il. The Ministry pr
sented n. Chambers prpJeet for electoral reform
The preliminary treaty Of peAce vita Paraguay
Wa signed. The civil war continues In the re-
public Of Ia PlatA- Lopez Jordan continues his
fAyaSes In the State Of Enlc Rios. Tho I'm.
pe1ottf Brazil Is expected 70 leaye Rio i, N
early daJ, on y!sit TO Lisbon,
, 1870-08-15
Arrived,


nosu Y, AUG. 1k-Fcchter anil Miss Lec!esa
passeuA tIs pr steamer 3AsnaE!a 41T1Fed to-day.
, 1870-08-15
WASHINGTON,

FrerchnAn. were instantly k1llel. The engineer
aEd fireman Of No H Jumped %, md escaped
with sl!3At ufufte4,
, 1870-08-15

te1eE1sphs from Dublin, 6unday: "a
mob Of 4lx hundred strong, he,4ted by
band playing French atrs, attacked
\ P7us1tAo ye3Sel lying II Ktnk5toHn Frtday .f
te1ooon, and threw atones II her. They faiied In
trying to board the vessel and leit threateutux to
return next ni&ht and cut the tArnsss OF H.
bloody PTuasiana. The poItce now Rasrt the ye..
EEL
Bands Of people, pat1dlox the s1ee1A, this at-
teEnooo' with The French dte. were stopped by
the police, mi riot WAS threatened.
, 1870-08-15
RUSSIA.

LONDON, Aug t4.-Tne Russian Government hss
stopped the passenger t7Anc BY direct route from
Berlin, and it Il necessary to 20 ria warsaw. Tne
Russian newxpapers. Of the National pa.ty. be11n
again TO express fcAss thar Germany is proving Of
too great strength. Prerarataons tot fresh 20
ikh insur7ccuon are supposed To have been Dis
ccrered near Thorn.
, 1870-08-15
FnARcIAL~
LAKE SHORE
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
Seven Per Cent Consolidated Mortgage
SINKING FUND BONDS.
ROBINSON, CHASE l. CO.,
IS BFoad-at., New York



Proposals. fer Iaelesnr6 a1d Lsdses f&e 10
t.saal Cemeteries 1t Washlngtsa, D. E.,
4rlingtea, aud Alexandria, "a.
, 1870-08-15
RlYERYIEM MILITARY ACADEMY

Principal aaA Fyppsietos 4 wids-awakc. t.orouEa-
sons School boxs wishing 10 BE- ir4ined for Baslne
fpf COLLEGE, or fot He1t Print. TIC SATA Academy!
FORT WASHINGTON FRENCH NS1tT1 lE
BOARDING and Day Sehtel for Young Genile1ue 4 One
Burdfed and Sxveuteth-.t- And kingsbHdxt Road. Nh
SlLTEkeTH YEAR.
fFcr1erly under the drest1oo Of MrsAf1 l1ptn aats
i Prrvosfl. viii rroper on Monday. Sept ~ Y fAt-
EOST, Principal Ctuu!Al1 II o. Lcapanasses = ftae-
IT. New fofk
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
TunPERsrcur1oN IN cu1sA AND JApAn,

THE PERSECUTION IN CHINA AND JAPAN.--
Letters from Kong-yang-f ou state that .
fresh organisation for the extirpation of the
Christians has been discovered. A placard
is circulated, full of the usual accusations
against them of child murder and every
kind of atrocity. The country ia divided
into groups of ten families, each of which is
to be responsible to the other nine for their
activity in opposing Christianity. Crosses
and crucifxes are to be engraved ON the
public roads, and those who pass by them
watched so as to ascertain who among them
are Christians. Another young confessor,
fourteen years of age, has died at Kong
yang fOu of his wounds received during
the persecution. The state of affairs in Ja-
pan led tn a question in the House of Com
mons, which elected from Mr.. Otway the
statement that the immense majority of
native Christians in certain districts had
been depOrted. The necessity of obtaining
some action on the part of the French Gov
eminent is, we believe, the cause of the
Bishop of Nevers having left Rome for
Paris. Mgr. de FORBADE was himself for
twelve years a missionary among the ma
tives of those reg0ns.
Strung as our passions are, they may he
starved into snbmission, and conquered,
without being killed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01

Drinking glasses were made for men and
looking glasses for women. Both make the
head unsteatiy-ene with liquor, the other
with vanity.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORKERS
TOHN G. FLEMING,
IA Poydras street,

5000 S~~SSSS
His now hand the largest finest and best selected
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES
M and be
ey
supply Of and soa
FITTINGS. which he viii sell at the lowest market
He il also sgent t for the celebrated srRIEGFIELp
sa
and is to put them mp plantations at fac
cheap
g the 81
B1adsh johnson whose sugar house on his Woodland
Pd on the able e
him call before contracting elsewhere.
MACHINE. for which Mr.: John Fleming is agent in
land fsnta.ion last fall has worked y" veil and given
entire satisfaction. -
Woodland Plantation Parish OF Plaquenines Feb "a.
EDWARD o.aoURKE MATTHEW MRAaHER
O'RoURKE & MEAGHER,
STRAIN BOILER MANUFACTURERS
AND
BLAC KSMITHS,
Nos. ls3 and 1856 Fulton and 2l3 New Levee streets
and na Boil
ers carsrs filtsrs and Beses made :. the short
VIII make Boiiers necessary con.
p such s ss "a
of which viii be furnished at the lowest fonpdrv
seed equal in point Of and material to
Planters and Merchants arc respectfully invited to
call and examine our work and prices. ap3 "
MI McfMTYRE APPLICABLE. - -''1 -
PLUMB ERs.
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tubs,
water clcse.s: Wss6 stands, Kitchen sinis IA
Brass and Plated Cocks of ali psttsrns.
.-POYDEAS STREET....... ....ll6
NEW ORLEA
N. B-Agents for Colwen's, Shaw q wfnArd's Patent
agdlsn.. pRs up extended and repaired n.s..nx
EEDS' FOUNDRY,
CRstablished in lses.)
Corner Delord and Foucher streets.
We are p.egsTsd 70 mePnfsetp,e Steam Engine:
Saw Mills Cotton Presses JndsOn's Goyernc!s Newell
Gin GssTs @ HS1,6 @19S and
feia IL LEEDS & co.
tkHILR MccABE, --.--'---t- -
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES, \
100 Camp street 100
New crleaps.
Roofing, G1ttering, and all kinds Of Jobbing done
with dispatd h. -
largGNassoi tment Of TIN WARE always on hand,
and made order. my3l ly
N NICK N ID RICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
GAS FILTER, Ere,
AGA Magazine Street 464
Between Race and Robin. mh9O "
N BRADY, CoPPBx, TIN AND SREET-IRoE
~. WORKER,
Charles street. .-.-.....lG
(Next TO the Horee- statioD.)
Roofing Guttering Stve- Piping, aud an kin1s @
job work done with noasnv1as and dispatch.
Pannn md ma Tn orT~r -
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As this is the time for fitting up houses all parties
having work in my line will money by calling and
examining my stock Of Wall Paper Window Shades, etc
city for the last twelve years. and doing my work
sell cheaper and do work cheaper and as well a.
any other house In the CITY. se5 ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
$55... 500. 800. 1866
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Sewing Machines for SALE Sloats celebrated Elliptic
and the Howe Sewing Machine-the first invented, the
Of Machines repaired Needles, Silk Thread AID Oh
for all kinds of Machines. Machines sent by Ex
with the bill to be collected delivery Of Ma
chine All Machines warranted at the Great Southern
Sewing Machine and Variety Store.
NJ. s. HEDRICK, 81 and lIs Canal st.,
Agents wanted. (del2 Iy, New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
$4O----viiig:isiv - WILSON $50
LOCK-sTITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

and will not rip ravel
For simplicity. durability and beauty 1t stands with
Twenty-Five Dollars cheaper than any other rstclass
Agents wanted throughout the South
Address, 4. W. ENGLE Agent
Glass Box 497,
Or call at saesroom, lss Canal street. New Orleans.