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, 1870-11-09
KENTncKv

FRANKFORT. Nov. a--The election IN this ctt7
Passed on quietly. pretty fn!l Fatc was pollet
1as rs Sets ssis i Tas; @ M.!!ssm nroxn, Ksp1elican
lcsn gain nrer the lsst vote vas Il. A veET sualI
stse war ro!1.L 4 in the county.
FRANKFORT. Nov. S,--Thr iowu precinct g.vrs
tfa:k4 II. for Circuit .fndgc, a 111jaztl! OF el3;
Lewis. Democrat. for Congress. 4 tostsy Of -.
xo,s; s.sss Winchester, Democrat lis: Speed,
snt.9S :C1Ef. Nov. s-rhc Democratic so,e Ii
100; and the Radical vcte 4
E1SIscE, ~. Nov. s. Winchester, l6l
against tax, u.
~ -C1Sc1SSATI, Sov. s-Retarns from Frankfort,
3;: r., n he seyseth EunEresstonal District E1ve
cSe: Repooliesn gain on the Au1ust vote, II.
Mary ss1ue. IN the Ninth District, gives Rice,
DEMOCRAT, tot Congress, SIS majority; democratic
1or'sv1,1K. Nov. s.-A Special to the coHritr-
Jos'naf, os "a sa5s; "Ths Republicans carried radu-
ensS soss ssne neeS JodEe epcpsda ns,.
crat, " vosfA The Democratic did no< vote their
t, strength =; By 90 1nere wss no parfy oIean'xs~
fauls Croeslani carries tae county. anJ IS elected
h3 p;eeaoly Aes' yo,es. The Democrats elected
the snaEe of The Common Pleas Court .
the pot fof cops,rs w ns ss5f ss5 M S5
yGtcs: Car, Repnbllcao, Gsa For Circuit Judce.
Ilaseil. 1ndepcnden. Democrat, 1,o:,; Bowling. >.
ra.1.. Ky.. -Onic1ai-Rrnwn. Hepnhl!-
san, 80; heck. Democrat, 50, Radical gam On
Btck's ms jottir tn county, eza
Lk1lSoTcN, ~. Nor. s>-Favette County stauds
ansnt 70 matonty fas hsk. The city Of Lex,ne-
county. at'ou1 =, rnstor1ty for Reck.
Lor1sr1IiE: ky-- Nov. s.-The election IN this
city passed On Very quietly. Hardly any inter
@ est vas taantfsste<i on account ot Inc general
ffelinE that the Democrats had larct n14joy11y.
The vese ro11et. WIS yery small Winchester,
Democrat, carries The city By l,aeo to 1000 ms
FE!tF over srted. Republican,
the neixhboFboot Of 4,to0
The returns from different portions Of the
S'ate Indicate fsta, apathy on the part Of voters,
many persons not e1en being aware that thesc
Has sn election Oddly, The Democrats bare
certainly their candidate. tn all the districts
bat the Eighth. The xutt In this district is doubt
fu1, butit Is thought that Adams w1n be elected
By s1uAu majority.
Speed, Netnh>iean candidate. has carried the
Fourth and Eighth Wards Of this city, Winchester
earring THE other eight
Lexington. Padrcah. and Rowling Green CiTe
Republican ma}or1t1ee- There Is Z large negro
voie In these cltlea. Their Tptc WAS cast souily
for the Republican ticker.
OwKSsEcRp, kE-. Nor. Sat the close Of
fi-pu.ituht on Fouyfh Etnht>
, 1870-11-09
':.:::THE:; !: ELECTIONS.
Result j. ID Chicago.
g.. , :: I !.
Majority for the Republican
State Ticket,
Farrell Has Fire Thousand
Majority.
The Entire Republican Legis-
lative Ticket Chosen.
The Democrats Get Three
: Aldermen.
The Elections IN Other States.
HoftmHnts Majority In New
York, $4,000.
The Republicans Gain Congresxmen
In Hew Jersey and Kentucky.
Grat4 Brown Elected Governor
Of Missouri. =.
1TTfNNYH
HoftmHnb Majority In Now
York, $4,000.
The Republicans Gain Congressmen
In Hew Jersey and Kentucky,
Grntz Brown Elected Roveruo,
Of Missouri. -.
ILLINOIS,


fa4tefdaI n election ma held fhsou1hort thr
ata1e df isa7ots Tor obs Conxrsskman n Lafxn,
tahteeo Heuber1 Of Congress- 8ra1a TfeA1urrt.
otdse Superintendent Of Public Inat1uctton. and
s~o ienitenualJ Commissioner. In this county.
Cotonef, Shetio, three Senators, twentf-
tMo Representatives, Town 0mcets, aud txcntr
-.tdesmcu. Supervisors and Constahte8 were alsn
voted for. The day vas threatening in The morn
log, and little after noon heavy rain act In
The Foec c6ss Waa, from this and other csi,se,
quite light. There was no disturbance at env Of
the pouA ' ~
Owing to the s1owness Of the Judces on the
Lumber OF split tickets, so lanE returns atc miss
log as to make 1t Impossible TO give The fun yo,e
II upE:atS that The Republican State ttck&r has
majority In the city Of about 5000, Hi. Farwrrf
.,Ao; Aesszs- Brat!ey aud stcphena, $, 0an. The
entire Republican Senatorial and Iepta,attYe
ticket has been elected, and tho Republican tarn
cnceIs ~ the different toHuA The folloF1ne
AFs5nsn F,4Eq sBrs91i 70 nsGe 1een slestsd
NM.l, O1te, Republican: ThlrI Ward. CoeT. ise.
publican: Fourth N1rd. Thompson. Eenn6Iican.
flfth Ns:d+ DaREy, Atrufllcan; Seventh Wa1i
at 1ilc.ss1 & Democrat: E!nth Wand, Bateham. lem.
Wi1f'ece, Republican: Thtrtecnth Wnrsi. Gsr,nrr.
Republican: Fourteenth NArl, Gill. Feou1,lIc.n'
Fifteenth Watu, Kneh}er, Republican; SixteentE
Mafu, schmidt, Rrppbitcan; Seventeenth Ward
thilfts. D. mocEat; Sinett en1h Ward, clark, Ke-
publican; Twentieth Ward, Hnsse, Hepup|tcaa.
TuK srATR TICKET.
Al tue Tune Ee were obliged 10 close, returna
.f the .9te q tae staic ticket had been received
ttn only OF tho eighty two rrcci1cts
1hrsc showed a vote Of 1881 Tor lOpatl for Con-
Rfe6sman at large, and ASS for Anderson. Tue
E"te for the other cancF'ates was nearly tho
shmc. Loguos maturity IN the city will be abou:
, 1870-11-09
HOTEL PERSONALS,

1HENTST H0E<E
among Tue arrivals II thia hotcl yesterday we're
the following: Judge c. c. Bnsh, Californian !:
Judge Ao&ea II. StronE, Wisconsin; III, Allen
Fowler. Il Il Robertson, Salt Lake City: James
Elng, Helena, Montana; Stuart Crtchton. San
Ffanctscp: s. r. Wilkins, Boston: Hon. Ira J,
RlooEdelc, bloomington; f. a. Phelps, New
York: II. il. dIttueu, Springfield. II. J. Hayden,
kxr<as CITY; C1A !,:% aial', New inrE: 4. French
Pittsburgh; ]. BuE7oW, Pennsylvania.
nRtGUs N0Cex.
Among The arrivals IT th.s hntc3. yesterday.
were the following: James h Paine. Providence; !;
]. H. Calktns. t;xlH-t,urE: r. ". Sturgta Fl
Wayne: Z. n. Paddock, Portland: l. ". Decker,
Mouttfa1s J. X. NcEu:dF, Pennsylvania N. l..
us5tstn. 4. AlHn, Massachusetts; D. E. Hui,
Qh1o; ". S. Porter, Oil Cre-E.
SIBERIAN H9rsE
Among The atrtyAlH 1t this hotel, Yesterday,
were The f1l"wtnx: H. ". Hftls3fs IuAIanarAo.t8
Janea l. Nhecltr. Hoston; e l.. Eaton. Illinois :
A. i 1rrs, Illinois: Il. J. 1lun1rr, New YORK
Genc1al \, r. Hoxey. 1ndtanas ]. u. carson, To
,: 1:ao: H. SanaTs.to1, ;a e, Ssw York: Hon. IL. G.
iurA; Ghlo1el C. II. Crp:kcs. San Francisco
St. JAMES NpIEL
Among the arrivals Al this hotel yrs:cftlar
were the following: .}A!nre l.. Ewf r, 81 Paul !:
Wn- II. Mnurs.. Ciac:nnaii; Charles l. Rznktu.
Detroit +. L. Sanders, Dubuque: lilehani Jam,c-
N. Rutherford. SpE4nrnrld: Cyrus l. Lander,
NAl&sa1; a. T. GHhAlt-cI. t:aiO.
FALAER HoEtk
Atuopr The arrivals At this hpte1. Yesterday
were the following: J. T. Wheeler: L. NJ. Nut
isan: ). 7. Marvin, Pittsburgh: H. =. Hoge1a
HurslnEion: l. 3. Potts. Cleveiand: jnmcs l.
Donntki, Cincinnati; Henry l. Aosser, san
ausky: T. Il Montgomery, New Orleans
, 1870-11-09

LAFAYETTE. Nor. s-Aboue1 o'clock this r1otn-
Ing ntc hrotc ont in ihc bul!tl!nEa occupied nJ
ing ia thc a,nost total loss Of large qaanttY Of
coffee, tobacco. 7e4s, &c. which we're aavets Ia 4
damaged ccndItton- The t,ooks and accounts
WY VI Eassd Ihe loss O. na'idlag I'D e1
lows: Manhattan, New fofs. *s.eos: American,
Ss .ss sss!e, h;sss; G'sst9 Eass
wHters, fA:tsa: lEtss, &,3, 100: Nnne, Sew York.
9thoco: Home. Sew Haven, sc, 900; PhGnix,
= M.stfof9. ~, VII 4h,o,&o; inteT9auons!. Ssw YORK.
Iinc, s. 100: 1utna1a+ 80 bp0 iasurauce On buIi-
tnfs, about eto.0 n,t,nty ln Chicago companies
not definitely a.ecrtntncd.
= C1KvE1AST. Snv. s>--A large warehouse a,.
Joining Htckox cos cseseiand Mills. owned
storage purposes: was rcarly ies,1oytd ny ass it,
This AFTERNOON. The upper portion ol the huildirg
was n1led with cnrty tionr barrels but no
no s1F .osa sas .o IL ::''s .s,u1v L. .s sn ,ss s
franklin, Philadelphia: sI.'cU; Hide i isstnc:.
1scstpr, *1,Np; Cum Excnanet. New YORK. and
not krown. 1nsursnse as follows: Western;
Iuffalo. s. ,oSo: F11enan's New York, As.ot, New
l.e1k. irving, New iork, rhrntx, Brooklyn.
s. Lor,s. Nov. s.-A fea.tul nnc !. raging IN
tic 1umtcr 3nrl8 Of Schulz ahuTx i B1-kilcT,
southwest corner Of Tenth and Mulanphey s.rcctA.
SIC Il tie ctty, divided o6ly d the streets Tae
loss will he yery large, hus cannot he kunwu Al
Trrsent. Is the nIe Is not cnrhed There arr oshel
3sss sss scus1 unef s !f5as o. { ena d.. ss ae
fsolu The bursting Of the boiler tn the nlantae
mill The streets Of st. Louis are illuminated fol
niles and thousaods Of People'are witnessing r.
AFTERNOON the daursge would be Ee3 serious II
decd, Il the whole ns.1shbozhood abuunda In 1ast
sad f{sotng roil1s, aod lumber yarda. -''
, 1870-11-09

opoeaA Oextai6 to 1he Chicaxo I1thu1a
TIE rGrEkr OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. =. 6--Tho following IL the let-
teF fe* isnaton OF Colonel FISHER, Commissioner
OF Ta7cts:
UsIEp E1ATEs PATENT OYY1cH1
.NAsHlNgIuS, Eov. q. 1870. r
SIR: ask pertnIsst0u to renew the tnndey of
ny sesssnstton ol the ottce Of Commissioner of
<tfs@r at your Engve211or. II there be Dn reaSon
70 1h* %0ntIaty. sntKest that the resiQDstion r.
1eSsp:1 u. " take tuect at thc c,nse nf Thu1adar,
sfss'iu'y. sous obedteut srrvact
Mi* Fxe. i'cncy, U. S. Grant, F1esideat t Of Tic
T"is = scnastop was r,cecntcd 1u Cabinet rnrct.
1nT I'D accepted By the President. to ,als et7,tt
or T.u'Eda5 Eext The facts ate that Colone,
f7sfcf Presented bis Resignation to the President
10 Ftisch t"o WetEk sgn, hut on the urreat re.
qusSt Of TIC latt' nnn MI Delano, wiihd.e8 II
III c1.ef tltction GaT- Meanwhile, at tho rcuuest
o1 IL: f.taitl"nt, it,scr Tns addressed
70 William Dakewell, Ct PNtsluyph. o0er.
!6S hfn: the 1T'stti,M. and sflIpg II le wuuld
aeeeP- Af. Ba1twfli replied In the affirmative.
aio 10Th the President and Delano gave assur
ances ttaf he SHOULD be appointed, This After,
!lt"'u, However, secftfafv ntlano announces fpat
INC pan haE he thapred. Ar. Dake1naa vas
xc.cE.tEeLdcd fY Colon Fisher, rs one eminent.
/, 4uatlrsl To ccnhu tire e11ce In ,nos, m.
caett manner In caee IN Eastern man was tn
he se1r7,t'f, hc a warmly secoumcndct1 Colonr,
bohcor. PRESENT Assistant Commissioned
corrupt ring Of pAtent Agents have teeu yerv busv
CHeu!a1lfE stnres That tnlo1el Fisher ta hrn.hrr
1n''a" III Secretary Cox, and that he has furnish
Gu as1'cies TO tie rfess supporting The latter
A=alnst tfe President. nnB on lhesc accounts the
fteslcelt Intended 10 relieve him. None Of these
elofies haFs a particle nf truth to rest upou.
, 1870-11-09


GOLD
Ne" lAKK. Nov. A-Eu:iocss In s,ocrs mil
fofd was small 'tss1ay. on account of Tho e,cc.
H'p. Gt1d WIS s;e4sl5 between 1lo,< and 11p1..
ahd c!osed at 11eta. The amount OF uncovered
speculative sales In the market Is large, az In
s1o"n bT the rates which borrowers hare been
forced to pay Tor the use OF gold.
MONEY.
1hete VIA M change In tho ratea for ruerer =
res cent being the quotation on goyernmeut@ M
security. aud per cent on stock cpt1aterais. TN
u1c: large amounts we're offered 1t per cent
0oFKRkNEE77.
Government bonds were nrmex but Inactive.
STOCKS
were also nrun. but with little doing outa1e nj
Lake Shore. ST. Paul. aud Western Cukou Tele-
E:apt. The other Wall street markets were M
changed.
WHfAE
Ibe Theat mt1ket w88 uuactt1ed. Sprtuu waa
1c lower and quiet: winter, Aaac lower. Win more
doing. The sales were -. go bushels.
T1oCR
1ne common 41a HedfQm grades Of State and
western faourH were to 10 cen,a lower, leadlnR
10 considerable traps2ctlcnA The better Q1adea
were III fair request from the trade, but lower
Prices we're generally lnsIstcl noo1 and conceded.
ADUEL
It u Eumorcd that Louis Jennings, Of tho 71ns,k.
mas challenged VIM. II. Hurihnt, OF The Eerld. for
printing the v1lest ins1uations ogatnst himself
and his vile, Madeline f1euslquea, a leading act
Tess At WAnack's- II IL &tased thA& AQsiapt<sx-
PRESSES cntlIe Willingness to nght.
, 1870-11-09
uLINOIS, l


a Herd OF Texas f'nta1c on thc Ram.
pnEc ThGy Make *Ad Havoc
AtstunR Native Cattle mud TloEnex.
Srtctai Dcfrateh to The ch.caso Tribune.
TRlScs1oN. Nor. SIS. me fcT days ago Mr.
Whdc:e:, cattle dealer from st LOUIS left about
800 head Of Texas cattle In the pasture OF Michael
Kennedy At Arlington. On SundaY the whole
ner slt1nreGet, ail are now At large fn that and
nve hv killing native earle and hortea t,reaEins
down f:cccs, anddttug injury o c1ups- The farmers
are shooting them tn.~h whfpeT+r they can, and
In dolre 50 thet 1ud that there IL about as much
c1csteluett nnt1 danger As Ia the hy,one sport Of
buffalo hunting. Mr. Erno-i5 sa5i ha IL int s.:-
Er0slt,tl.: rnr the s17znt- dc. Gus, ttese il no
aou't, some one viii have scry heavy blu to
, 1870-11-09

Another Grrnt 1'rntu 1kobbcry on tho
trrtrRa Phcffic-.An Exprcs% TEhtu
FsnEdcrcd BY De~ckacrs-4'he Reno
Robbery
SAN FnASr1scn, Nov. s-A iics7atch dated at
Elkn ytttefhnFs t1ys: On Saturday evening tnr
eshtwArsi-itonnA Train WAS stopped At Teqnose tty
i've men, supposed 70 bc dc>cutrH from Camp
UAlcck. The engine anl cNprcss car .rerc ,ie-
tachfd trom the train and run lev miles aheA't.
The express car was broken open, the messenger
win police and hors+s, va. tmmciiatcly
started from this rainf, ani urrtscd at the
place Of the rotHry lev hours later. \
glove WAS found on the spot with the name OF
Carr printed m IT, Carr is soldier, ~nu Killed
woman at Eanp f1a1lccG ai,uut two weeks ago,
and ekca 2Csl 5zssIn The GnRsa h9Rse+
Several Arreets hayt hee1 matte OF ratt{c4 sus.
pcctcd CT ttfrE concerned In the robbcrY near
, 1870-11-09
GIFT CONCE
NJ --s-N---"-~----~-<~r~-.N~.-
OFFICIAL LI-T
WINNING TICKETS

<'7sa ~ ss~ Fase1e' toFnis7 Out. !3r,3.
fes erruss un.rniiably rreet futs ii. c.n Of y+.
frsy os9tnt u received hy te1exrs3h At The etor~
soGrns In toH1e1retcn the sk II fnoablisae thta
morning, frua the oe4ai frttr1n. ftqrrs6ed hY DR.
fEEtIs the aEztsh nunoe1caly ar<anged " tna{ tht
NIX numbers na. be found rapidly. md without ti.
, 1870-11-09

TIE CHICAGO TxKxI1 TR1nrsE ha1 1 !asEer md
brt:e1 circulation Ia the W+zs than any ether Journal
It exctiea: edu1n for Aa.esualns especially to
tho who wsh to reuse the patronage Of the pfodur.
Ik elAs-st- limited number Of adrezstenents will
r. taken, st moderate satta Subscription p:ic Q! Tuz
"EExlS Fn1HrsK- = pe7 scnts1, WITH liberal sslaa-
ticn fes 1 t1Eb Of ten nr t1efe,
, 1870-11-09

- - -
1sss9 1nsgae's.2; ,,,,ss Asa:rse neos.s. ,.s.
E,lirrso6 HeTnae1n Tsns -; T1imh!e. l.et9.
sep, lss: Ha..e,. III. Es,is G s@a * '7'; hnae'
1sta r., $oa .s ,ssa tnH Gig fs carried ey ii
TEele aas sres, es2' az ct o. 10y 60 5o.S @
III ,,Sa. W.. NJ n& r. iall returns to,ntsht
hea1d iron H. Nts,o.s ooms - s1; 70 ~
ssfc. Ppa.m 1oF SSrs1 uers y narte aPpeass e %
# c seston y eests Tae halane
GsiesSasx-rot coss2s1s,oaa i@ess ia3o{; L..
rent nss sensf111Mf az 3aefsso' 1!s; ~
Han. a. 1s;1ne 1;sM1o1a: - w; C,sig 5s'; vae
sss: hcKeen sos ssafota ~ t1sy
His.;sha1 - Gtasop1+1, t. r u sa1f1m-pasto1. ssl
III. VS. e3oe'-1Alnoau' Nv; aas4it
| Kettazbprs IN. election ,e,ornt e,v4 .na.,
o1 %stce ~ T:tS1J S Gsn'e e = ma,o1ty: aampson
y; Goo|. u mssoti1r % T. "s'of1 eesssf' % major;
nss.e mssSnaa, -, hox: a-leea9, 157: sternea, 10
81: Btrs: ~ Re;I -; Il Wa1ass3q; II; Bag
Re31as55 aa5oIe ;os ns: ~: Ancsoq lee: Fe!Rse les
vi S9a9; H. 1el !!e:' Il:
to5ttys II A">a4 ''N'' As1' AepantlcAn MI
Ts3ios1.,ue- -cn...s,,u t:eunt, rscs. roxns,,,
san 4s ptdss,s t9tsc ,.1aE PeooE pstoE1tr: aetei
@cf1. y: Pt1r 4s. ~ ~: Sessnea: g; 5ted
r., .: ~ a: e. 3. ~ Gasx; 2oca;oa ~ ,e11 81
shtp gives the following Heuocrs,1
Is: she9m.n s7 sss sa3 Fe1 ~: R9ge5s{. g.: F9nse
moo, g; Yo;4z e7: YxndoS, IN TsTior1Ts1i,
ava dc following Democratic matoriHes;, AZ
Hedmo1d, I; Rice, I; Wanderers. ass: Boionsc,,
&; York I: ~.
,os,o Maeastsssaeeoetssa g: R'seee IT, RsaJohn i
Haah6oru, ~; C. Buzz, cas: J. II. E1tcseI; -
Q z. Wmfen, IN: ]. T. E1nn. I'D m11, msasa,e ~
C. Fcinee. Het X saer,,s va: L. Z, y ;M34&e!y. 70?
| ~; z. 7. RICE, Ep{: n. 3henint ~. = ~ 99
01adof aoffiis-Be,a7na IL .sox pe,,,,,,...
co'ns ii RI Is.saeo GS:k e.. s; Esrc
mn; Wa,c,,. 7ooxn ~. 9' '>''N
Washburn, IS: Huix -: NeFnsn nateman: ae! ~;
F,:.e II; 1n3esIp' 3sIp ao9: Anderson. la4 Aidse,. ii
sou, III: Sosta, loo: taSis 1@ao' 1us 1s'; Robin"
TIL; Msss'y 81; Sssnas. is5:: sass. FL; h:'fs ss
Sar1msn Iii. Fnr nS1, To1,, 1,Vs'; Iscdmond. sc;
Mshnn in Sar.fn, so4WHsss=Fasns *nr1h. g!
Young, Is; Morst, 80; P4iIs tUsm Tod; ss ,;'' a
Cui.a Dtmnrra+z ,-., p,,,,,,. -,
ocrat1c rain1ttt = '-'' "cpuoHcansr rs. Dem
I,laifxvfiiNneim0c.auc rnator,,v mt
fsi5a1ne "n.~ " at! sus!oiI1ty: ":
Daiz sn iiawley ess 1s Vs,eS Wasan1
snaors iar ri n,1,ssnts tss fame ses
For Superintendent OF t.bfa. isstci;oT ~
7 ana na1c.ttv over Fe!rse is IL rcn;tcpiIar7
CUmmiskiob. Ys--Shefmap, Democrat. ion~ ttr1n
90: Aeduan. Drmociat, shoft Term. 7ss: VAN.
",%; ,;a;i: n.n,,,s. r,,. ' Ie @A0s>
Estet, ~: Wasl,..,,D sa1; lniz. 10; inxersoit,
II; WssfiuF, 81; 1lunter, 40; Kem4.
, 1870-11-09

RrEn,Ar communication Of H~-rerian 1~ae". No 41l
A. 4. y this Wtdnr saaS1 rssninf. at otiaek.
Whiting hrr:,r,u Cordially Invited 70 a,t.nd rrr
dex. J. HALE, Ske.
, 1870-11-09
LINEN EoO0E.
LINENS,
R0Il. & G0IlkfE


Now hold The largest and best Sc
lected stock Of Linen Goods vest
Of Rev FORK. Proprletors Of ho-
tells, restaurants, steamboats,, and
large esta blishments will consult
their Interests By giving them 4
call, saving thereby from Is to 80
per cent.
Sd Barnsley Damasks, 90 cents.
worth $1.25.
Sd Rarnsley Danasks, $l.17 IL,
worth 81. 80.
81 Satin Damask, Is cents, worth
81 Satin Damasks, 81, worth las.
All Linen Napkins. ST, worth l.50.
Sd Turkey Red aud White Tabltcg
for $40.
Napkins to match, S1.25.
81 Red and White linen, 90 cts,
In 4 large variety OF pattetsa.
Maraei1lex Quilts, from auction,
sliEht1y soiled---
10-4 At 11.s}7 1-2, worth $500.
liza at &1.50. worth ESQ
Aetter qualities at propoEtloaato
reduption, at
log i 1888 s'ate-st., and Sc K 5s Washlnstaa-st
, 1870-11-09

Cet1nthlsu Ch,r:er No g r. 4. N. Re=nlar Cna~r.
tati>n this rvcnire. nj o'rltek Work On the r u.
DrkTer.
, 1870-11-09

Id 81, ak
4pr5e1tmatlon, to see xi5,tSo Pzixe-Eo:. 3isi
a,Ffc3 V1 i,n:sises ;s the vim Fixs:Ss; ;;ji
AppIo xs14stiont to fhe $4,000 Prsze-Noe aEl
Approximation. 10 the second S5Ju1 PIixl-Ncs-
1911 and II - q
frizre paid In eoM. Information furnished. tn,
hikk Ct rates rald fpg Doaf1ns aEa ~ kinda Of SUI
aEd eilvtr. TAYLOR + CO., Haake1s,
IN r. Errw
, 1870-11-09

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OF Ia.cttg.
, 1870-11-09

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, 1870-11-09

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04

Niat a13u fols besrabe
Den &leinen, ni9t nera4t i'm!
@as ssbt aber 9pnises @uBe?
Die tletne Btene r,a4t Jpn.
Sat btr bic 9u!b bes 9errr
Gin ebles Deib seseber,
Derboppelt tat ct BAN.
Die Sage betner, Qeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
[s@lub fclst.]

Diel better, einen @tein,
Denu etne i9liuum bfba@te &ebe i9lsubern.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

IMPORTANCE OF Observation-Disclosures are
of more Importance than laws. Upon them
in a great measure, the laws depend. The
law touches us but here and there, now and
then. Manners are what vex or soothe,
corrupt or purify, exa1t or debase, bar
barise, refine us, by constant, steady,
the air we breathe in. They give their
whole form and color to our lives. Ac-
cording to their quality, they aid morals,
they supply them, or they totally destroy
them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

Two little girls were heard discussing the
war in Europe. They were divided in
opinion as to the result, one contending
sertipg with equal confidence that France
would be the victor. At last the champion
of Prussia settled the question by an I'M
answerable argument. 81 know" said she,
'sthat the Dutchmen would whip. My pa
is Frenchman and my ma is a Dutchman.
They fight every night, and my ma always
licks."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

NEW ORLEANS, June %. 1870.
j. II. GARDNER Agent Grover q Baker Sewing
Machine Co., l62 Canal street, New Orleans:
Strive arc much in want of two of your Family
Sewing Machines and propose give you exchange
for them, each. Singer and Wheeler Wilson. II
you accept offer, it will take the last of i've
of the other patterns of machines that dispose
of to give place to We had experience
with several of the leading Sewing Machines feel
that We can without injustice to any one that the
Elastic Stitch Machine Of your Companys make is
superior to any that have used. It's simplimlty,
small effort required to operate and the great strength
and elasticity of its seam qualities have
found equaled in other Since the introduction of
your Sewing Machine into Asylum, it has always
been favorite with children, and often of
much contention among them to who should have
the privilege of its During the past two years
have had five of your Sewing Machines use
and large quantities of work of every description for
families has been done them. We have never had
any complaint from those for whom the work has been
DONE but the contrary much praise for the beauty
and perfection of the machine stitching. We most
earnestly hope that will accept proposition to
exchange, and favor by sending your machines
earliest opportunity. SISTER ANGELICA,
jylO 2m Directress st. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Door
TEAM FACToRT.-The proprietor of this factory, Mr.
ieorge Purves well known to this community not only
br his public spirit and energy but for the excellence
ne best Materials and what is well seasonedi giving
lis personal supervision all the details of his business
prompt in filing all orders and faithful In their oxecu
tion-universa satisfaction is given to all who do
ness Mr. Purves, His prices, too, beyond COM
peU,tion will be by inspecting partial list of
articles with Sgures annexed which win be found in
another column
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

Wise persons, when they take advice, go
to a physician, but fools go to quack; and
the large disproportion between the two
classes explains why 30 many quacks make
their fortunes whilst many clever physi-
clan etarves.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRST BI-ANNUAL srATFMENr

Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association of Louisiana,
From August 1. 1868. to July 30, 1870.
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CAUTION. -..-..--. CAUTION. CAUTION.
respectfully call the attention OF the business com.
munty 90 the following certificate, in relation TO E. D.
CHAMBERLAINS CUTTING AND DATING CAN.
CEILING STAMP:
q. s. AssEssoR's OFFICE, 1sr Drsr OF La
certify that the Z. ID. Cbamberiain Cutting and
Dating Cancellng Stamp is the Machine designated
approved by CSmmissoner G. Deano for the cancella
ton OF Internal Revenue Stamps Deeds documents,
etc. designated in Schedule B Circular No 3d. and
NOT N. L. Chamberlain. B. r. JOUBERT.
Assessor First Dist. of La.
Said Stamps can be procured all first class Station
es In this city, and through my representative Mr. A
KELLY. w. T. LEWIS. Sole Agent,
General Rngraver and Stencil Cutter
No. Old Levee, opposite Postofice.
S-Association Badges neatly engraved Seal Presses
Door Plates Name Plates, Stencil Brands Burning
Brands Alphabets Figures. Stencil Ink, Brushes and
Indellibe Ink, cheap and guaranteed. ieI9 3m
Joseph RAYMOND
Dealer In
Moss, Wool, Hides, Beeswax, TaIlow, etc.,
II cussnnnOuse street, New Orleans, L..
oiass Bon SE2s 20 sosH
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

full and complete assortment of SILK TWIST,
constantly hand at manufacturer prices. je5