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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-22
ORDINANCE No. 10.

CREATING a DISTRICT IN WHICH NONE ''l
TIRE-rROOF BUILDINGS ARE TO RE
BE it or,luincd by the Mayor n,.'t Trustees Of
tie tom, Of Monroe:
]. That hereafter mono but tirc-prOOf build
ines. built with walls of brick or other in
cOmbuStiblc materials, and covered WITH
slate or metallic roofs shall be erected be
tween Grand street and the Ou;tchita rlNer
at any point above Oak street and below The
line OF the North Louisiana and North Texas
railroad nor shall any but tire-proof build
ings of the foregoing description, DC crcctcd
at any point on squares One ana IWo-thcSe
being the squares fronting on Grand street.
between the Courthouse square and DcSiard
street.
. BE il further ordained: That hereafter
none but Iire-proof buildings, of the torcGo-
in. description, shall be erected on amy part
of the squares fronting on DeSiard street
from the Ouachita river back to jackson
street on the lower or south Slde and to
Third street on the upper or north side
s. BE il further ordained: That the Mayor
of said town be and is hereby authorized
and required to take all legal steps neccS-
Sary to en- force this ordinance.
j. BE it further ordained: That this ordl-
nance shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Adopted October u, 1870.
J. l.. IIUNSICkI;R, Mayor.
O. ID S-rILIMAS Secretary. n3::'t
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ORDINANCE No. 70.

PREVENTING THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS
AND PLACING; INSTRUCTIONS ON THE RIVER
BANK, WITHIN TIE LIMITS OF THE TOWN.
Be 1t o,,1t.iucti by TIC M,yo, ana trustees Of
the toar,e OF Monroe:
l. That hereaft cr no person shall DC per-
mittcd to erect any building, or place amy
obstruction, anywhere on the bank OF the
Ouachita river, or within forty feet of the
top Of the bank, within the limits of the
town OF Monroe.
l. BE it further ordained: That the Mayor
of said town be and he is hereby authorized
and required to take all legal steps ncccs-
s,ry to cnf0rcc this ordinance.
3. BE il further ordained: That this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after its
passage
Adopted October q, 1870.
j. L. HUNSICKf.R. Mayor.
O. H. SrUI.NAN Sccrctury. n}t
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s. Levi NOrth'S Combination"

This is a home show, originating with
some of our best young and nliddlc-aged
mon, and is q combination of eNtrav-
:ganzas, burlesques, songs, acrobatic
tcats, negro minstrelsy, &C., which, as
exhibited Thursday evening ut the
Courthouse, would do credit to the
boards of any large city. The intro
duction to the nights performance con-
sisted of All afternoons public parade,
by the members dressed in fancy cos
tune, headed by the Brass Band seated
in Il wagon drawn by four splendid
irOn-grcy horses. The turnout was
really fine, and was immensely enjoyed
by our citizens.
We should be pleased to extend this
notice to a full column, but our space is
already occupied. The Combination,
we are pleased to know, is a permanently
and will occasionally enliVen the long
nights of winter during the season.
Should the Company visit any of our
neighboring towns, as has been sug-
gcstcd, we promise their citizens an
exceedingly amusing and rich treat
we'll worthy every way of patronage.
The purpose of the enterprise is to OBJ
tain funds with which to build a town
hall in Monroe, with truck and engine
rooms in the basement,-ce a
praiscwOrthy undertaking.
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OUAl'HITA RIVER PLANTATIONS
For SALE.

7NHI; undersigned offers for sale two plan
l. tations situated on the Ouachita river, in
the parish OF Caldwell.
One tract contains ia acres, 40 of which
is in good state Of cultivation, and 80 or go
acres deadened; lies high, and 100 acres can
be levied with Il very small lcVce situated
s miles below Columbia ON tho Ouachita
river. Can he bought at $50 per acre.
The second plantation lies on the Ouachta
river, miles below Columbia; contains
:S97 ;5ti-1OO acres near 200 acres in Il good
state of cultivation; 12O acres levied in
and it would cost a mere tritlc to leNcc i'll al
acres more. This place can be bought at $50
per acre. WIS. DIXON,
October %, 1870. 5:tf Columbia, LA.
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FINE HORSES.

THE undersigned will have nnDhc,' lot OF
L fine horses in this market by the LIST of
November next.
He tenders his sincere thanks for the very
liberal pat rona%c heretofore extended to
him, and asks cont inuance OF the same
just so long as his honorable and liberal
dealings shall merit it. = S. Q. CAREY.
Monroe, October -, 1870. 5:t f
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FIRE INsURANCE.-The attention of
our citizens generally, and of business
mon particularly, is called to the fact
that the Mcssers. Behen have cstab-
lishcd Il tirst-class fire insurance agency,
and arc prepared to insure buildings,
merchandise, dwellings, &C., at reason
able rates. They represent the Georgia
Homo Fire Insurance Company OF
Columbus, Georgia, one of the Oldest
and most substantial companies in the
South. All losses incurred upon risks
issued by Behen Brothers will be adj
juSted at their Office in Monroe.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
L. $. INTERNAL REvENUE.

L. :. INTERNAL. REVENUE,
Collectors Office, 81 Dist. l.ouisi:,ua,
Monroe, October Ii, 1870.
Notice is hereby given, that the L. $. In
tcrnal Revenue tax list Of 1870, for this dis
trict, has been transferred by the Assessor
to this office Tho same being now duc,taN-
PAYERS are requested to settle. Delin4uentS
are notified that all fines and penalties i'm
posed by law will be rigidlv enforced. Pay
lncnt may be niado to Smith Bennett, Dep
uty Collector. at Columbia, from October IA
to November =, 1870.
TIIOS. :. JOHNSON,
4:2t Collector Sd Dist. Louisiana.
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Gov. Warmoth recently assaulted II
cOlored man; denied the majesty of
the law, refused to be arrested, and is
to-day malefactor-a breaker of the
pcacc-never fined or imprisoned, and
never will be, SO long as Radicalism is
retained in power. And yet this inn
maculatr youth threatens the people Of
Jackson parish, with an armed force,
himself ut the head!
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FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE tract of land. situate cd on
~ the Ouachita river. five miles below
Monroe, containing 1913 72-lOU acres, 15 acres
of which is now rented and in cultivation;
about 800 acres Of high land as good as amy
on the river and about 200 acres of cypress
timber which is known the best timber
in this section of tho country
For any infornlatiol,, or terms, apply t"
ROBERT LAYTON,
Sept 10 20 n51:2n Monroe La.
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Democratic Mass Meetings in MOrcllouse.

We have been requested bv the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, of Morehouse
parish, to announce that there will he Dom
ocratic Mass Meetings, and addresses by
popular speakers, at the following places in
that parish, on the dates annexed:
Lynd Grove, October 22d; Prairie Mer
Rouge, October I'D; Oak Ridge, October
2?th; Casonville, October 2ath; Bastrop,
November 5th.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-22
LAMB OFFICE.

)EttSONS wishing to secure lioncstcads
i or renter Swamp lands, wit h"ut mourning
tho Expense of going to New Orleans, can
have the same attended to by aiply in!:
either in person by letter to
@ CHARLES Df.LERI, Monroe, La.
Oct. l. 1870. ll!:6nl
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WANTED.

4 GOOD cook. male or female, and az
"A active colored man for general work
Also, Il good milch COW, with young calf
Apply nj this Office.
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4 Ii persons having claims against the
~ estate of james Hart, deceased, arc re-
quest cd to file them with the undersigned,
III Monroe, soon as I.OnNoniont. Mon
roe, I.:,., October s, 1870. Il. II RI,
J. w. LOCKE,
Executors
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

THOSE wishing the services OF DR.. r.. Tcllc,
l. Dentist, should make their appoint mcntS
with him, previous to November Goth, as
about that time he Will visit toluinl ,ia,
where he will remain six weeks. While in
Monroe he can be found at the Lewis House.
October %, 1870. 5:tf
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STls.AYED.

NSoM IL. King, Jr.s plantation on B"cuil
II river, Richland parish, about Is miles
from Monroe, One Medium Sized Brown
Mare Mule, branded on jaw 49," about 4
years old. One Medium Sized BAY Horse
Mule, about years old.
2::it II. KING, JE.
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from II trip to western Pennsylvania,
has our thanks for late Western papers
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RETURNED.

TINllE undersigned wishes to inform tho
l. public that he has returned and Will hc
pleased to wait Oh those who may wish amy
thing in the picture line.
:.::it l.. W. MEAI.Y, Art list.
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CANDIDATES.
Jackson Parish.

Fol; REPRESENTATIvE.-Wc arc author
lied to announce II. ii. Stevens, Est, as a
candidate ut the ensuing elect ion in Novem-
Der, to represent the parish OF Jackson in
the Legislature.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-22

CIRCUS COMING !-Sec advertisement
of circus and nanagcric to exhibit on
the 29th instant.
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

NE" STORE
Opened in
TRENTON, LOUISIANA.
Tho undersigned, having closed out his
or business stand of Mr.. +. l.. Craig III
Trenton, and having repaired and rear
ranged tho same, has placed therein n
General assortment
DRY GOODS, STAPLE GOODS,
ROOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, &c,
And also
FANCY GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, BACON, LARD, COFFEE,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c.
His stock includes nearly everything do
III the Trenton market, and will be
sold at tho lowest market prices.
Tho highest market price paid for Cotton
md Country Produce.
Tho former patrons of tho undersigned,
and purchasers generally, are solicited to
rance that they will DO mot with every dis
position, and the usual facilities, for trade
}. HOWELL TATU1M.
Trenton, Sept. ~. 1870. nl:ly
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LIFE tNSOfNNNSE COMPANIES.
pIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital paid up and secured..........S, 100000
Policies issued during tho last two '""
years, Ovcr"..... 5000
iG1fN =. EDWHRps,, Vies Presdent.
Bn e. hAE PsRR6N sseT Nsaiy.a, Advisor
Or. :, CH / s.; II. SMITH, Medical Adviser.
w: G: Carrins ton,, D. I. Harstook,
J. E. Edwards, w. H. Palmer,
a. Y. Stokes, c. Fl. Perrone
John Enders, J.. Hopkins
George $. Palmer
All of Richmond, Virginia.
officers ana Directors Of the Branch Office
ia Ncw O,lcans:
GEN. G. II. BEAUREGl.RD, Vice Prcs't.
DIRECTORS:
Col g. G. Garner, r. NJ; simmons,
Col. -. "A. wilson, SOl. lhOS. Macon,
Edward Nallc, II. >. Barton,
jules 4. Denis, Louis Barnett,
w. NJ. Randolph, a. NJ. Fortier,
Forester Dcslondcs.
JOII n &. BlskCKENRIDCiE, General Agent
for kentucky.
DABNEY II. MACRY, General Agent for
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
officers "nd Directors Of Monroe Board of
Trustees
Con. J. FRANK PARGOUD, Presidents:
Col. Isaiah Garrett, lst Vice President; Il.
=. Stubs, Esq, End Vice President; Frank
lin Garrett ESD, Secretary; Drs. 7. Y. Ably
and II. =. Richardson, Examining Surgeons.
R.G. cobb, w. J. q. Bakor, J. q. Richard
son, L.. v. Maryc, J. G. Godfrey, II. G. Scar
borough, G: u. Routh, Il: l.. Petri, John
Huey, Isaiah Garrett, Jr., w. IL. II. Mullin
and a. l.. Slack, Directors.
DABNEY II. MAURY, General Agent
for South West, 50 Carondelct ST., N. ..
loft
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TERLONG COTTON SEED.
$50 BUSHELS FOR SALE.

The un.lcrSi "ncd has in store, 1or Sllc,
over $50 bushels of the celebrated Her
Ion" Cotton Seed. This variety of cotton
seed has acquired tho preference oyer all
other varieties wherever fairly tested. IL Is
rcmarkablv prolific and opens earlier by
several days than the ordinary cotton.
j. HOWELL TAruM, Trenton, La
Oct 10, 1870. hl:t1
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3,uunch are really splcn0fd.
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
IC. II. x,>fMHt,M>SN. T.. LAcENMEvEE.
q. =. CoMFERrS.
T. IL. zIMMEisM>NN n CO.,
| Importers of Diamonds and Watches, md !
| manu- i:,,.turcrS of icwclry and SilNrrwnrc,
Dcccm,l,cr 10. 1863. nla:ly
T PJNEkNEl SMITH,
toTToN FACT II,
Commission Merchant and General Pur
chasing Agent,
| No. 1876 Gravicr street, New orlea's.nl2:tf
| IL. BLOCK. 4. l.. nnrrrIN. JAS. NJ M'"NSn'lsn.
pLOCK, HEITFIN Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMITS
| SION MERCHANTS.
Is X 80 Canal, and 81 Common Streets,
NEW ORLEANS, la.
December Is, 1863. .ni3:ly |
Il. GKISHOLD n CO.,
Co,,,c, of Cso"l ,,,'' Rov"l .Sls., Ncan orleans
Importers Of Fine Watches Clocks, Jcw |
Pistols; Manufacturers of Pure Coin Silver
ware. Prices low, and cvory article fully |
warranted. February 3, 1870. n2o:ly |
:. l.. JAMES c. II. HUCKNEE. TOM nYSUM.
JAMES, B,rCKNER \ co.,
CVTrOS FACTORS AND COMMISSION
| MERCHANTS.
| Manufacturers of
| COTTON AND WOODEN GOODS,
I
| UOGSIIEADS AND BRICKS,
No 40 Grnric, street, Nc,r orleans.
DlERSGN X IEWS,
| L T.Suc.,sS0,;s to Ifthin, Ifc,,soH q G'.
| Dealers in
lEISE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
| GOODS,
| Nos 10 and l., Camp Street, opposite the
| city Hotel,
| NHlr orr ELi vs.
| Suits at ST. SIS, SO and $50; ovcrc"nts nj
SO So, Sl5, and $50 to SlO also boys
clothing, prices moderate.
Goods warranted aa rcprcScntcd Planters
and others are invited to call and examine
prices n9:ly
DEM, PACE ~ SIMMONS,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
| MERCHANTS,
| 40 50 Union Street,
NEW orr T. Il VS..
| December Is, 1869. ni':lN
lu y. BUCKLEY,
| $ cana, street, Nc,0 O,icna'S
| W MATCHMAKER. AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES,
l md
Also, GUNS AND PISTOLS. v7:Iy
NV. ?. OLIVER
| Of No,h Louisiana, ,cuh
/. w. ARTHUR d CO.,
lIMroHTED AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
AND WESTERN PRODUCE.
no. 10 'rchoupitoulas and 16 Pctcrs Streets,
| NEW ORLEANS.
| january ], 1870 10
EHEDEKICNSoN ~ IIAIsTE,
| Dcuicls II,
IDItuGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C.,
| 1879 Canal street, Now Orleans, La.
| sept. 10, 1870 n3l:ly
J,ElI.ONS, FERGUSON n IIERVEY,
i Cotton E;,ctnrs and General Commission
Merchants, No. 81 I'crdido Street, Now Or
leans ID. w. FELLOWS,
Camden, Ark.
| S. FEItG USON,
| I:,tc ellis IL Ferguson, y. o.
CALVIN N. IIEHVtI,
| Hompstoad CO., Ark.
December 10. 1865. nl2:ly
+. \. PETERSON. A.J.HIL :. J.. rESSINGT"N.
I JEFFERSON, Hill. ~ CO.,
, | L Wholesale troccrS, Commission ana
Western Produce Merchants; Importers OF
. Wines, I;r:lndicS and Cigars. Orders for
. Shin, Steamship and Steamboat Supplies
promptly flied. Corner of PoydraS and
l TchOlIUitOulaS Streets - Nos. 90, IS, 60, GZ
and 81 poydr:ts and IS Tchoupitoula5S Street
=, New Orleans March 90 1863. n27:tI
EDWARD H.>LLI. II. g. cAMMACK
NALhE n cA""AcH'
: COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
No. los Cf.D,DtD,, street, Nc,0 Orleans.
Liberal Advances made on Consignmonts
of Cotton. February 20, 1870. n23:l,
NNTTTIiERSpOoN, MOSS ~ CO.,
IRON FA CTORS,
It New Orleans and Vicksburg.
y July2, 1870. MIL
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DABNEY II. MAURY, General Agent
for South West, SO Carondelct ST., N. ..
l.. v. MARYli, State Agent.
Il. l.. PEriti, Agent for North Louisiana.
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CREATING A DISTRICT IN WHICH NONE 1tI
FIRI:-rIOOF BUILDINGS ARE TO RE
ERECTED.
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TOBACCO, BACON, LARD, COFFEE,
SUGAR, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &C.
His stock includes nearly everything do
mandcd in the Trenton market, and will be
sold Id, at tho lowest market prices ~ ,.,,o,
Tho former patrons Of tho undersigned,
and puIchasors gSneraiiy: are ;, so,i",tnd to
rance that they will DO met with cVery dis
position, and tn" usual facilities for trade.
Trenton, Sept. y. 1870. nl:ly
ELOuNNOY Il MILI.SAPS,
RcccioinG, Enrrn',iing nnd
COMMITS ION MERcIGA ANTS,
TRENTON, ILL.,,
Keep always on hand IL full stock of
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
LIQUORS, WESTERN PRODUCE,
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
BUGGY AND WAGON MATERIALS,
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES,
BREECII PINS:
DOUBLE TRIGGERS.
TUBES, AND GUN
FIXTURES, SADpLERY
AND BEUS'wS GARDEN SEEDS.
We receive, store and forward goods at
soil cotton for those tavOrinG us with their
business: We will give tho salc of cotton
to make up on cotton, our friends will find
our charges at the lowest point.
buy our our goods from FIRST Hands and
| at The L0tDest Prices. Libcral cash advances
! made on all produce stored with MS.
September l, 1870. n5Gtf
DAN. T. HEAD. W. c. Williamson.
NJ -. a!AHLINGToN.
HEAD, WILLIAMSON ~ CO.,
TRENTON, L.,
RECEIVING, FOKW ARDING AMI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
| DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
| BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
HAGGING, TIES, WAGONS,
CARTS, AND PTA NTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trenton, sept -, 1870. n2:ly
T. C. SrANDIEER. TIIoS. INQUIRE
SrANDIrEn Il MCGUIRE,
RECEIv WING n FORW ARDIN G
MEItCll ANTS,
| And Goncrnl Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE
TREN ron, NISIANh.
October l, 1870. NIT
TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIAL.
Ii,1,,,ch Of the Johnson 7vI'c ED",,i'V.
F">N"''N
TYPE, STEREOTYPE AND ELECTRO
TYPE FOUNDRY.
16S Vine Street, bctwCcn Fourth and Fifth
CINCINN1II
ALLISON, SMITH n JOHNSON,
| lE,nnyuctnrcrs Of, n,'h Dcnic'S il,
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE, AND PRINT
ING MATERIALS,
OF every description.
Stcrcotyping and clcctrotyping, i'll nj
.l..... IN.
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All policies non-fOr1citablc for their
equitable value. Liberal deductions made
| Oh minister's.
Active, Intelligent gentlemen wanted rs
agents in CvCry parish.
Medical examiner, Monroe, DR.. Strother.
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JAS. H.AZEI.fTr. jS;'. II. wo'i.lplk.
uAZEi E:IT n VOOLFOLK.
COTTO f. CTORS
tina DCntc,"S IN
GROCERIES, AND pRpNISlrNS.
Corner of Mulberry and South streets.
NICESBURt;, MISS.
July :, 1870. nll:lt'
w II. """n"'rr'
Washington Street,
WICK URIC, MISS.
Dealer in
BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC,
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS, TOYS, MOTIONS AM
FANCY ARTICLES.
August p, 1870. ni!:l
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Issues Policies on nll the tho improved
plans. No restrictions travel or resi-
dcncc within tho sottlcd limits of tho Unite,
States, British North America or Europe.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

(NANTED--A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
~ plain far ener ths best OF reference from last
rl9yer, with wldn spent three years. objections tc
milking COW; country preferred. Address j. boz lIS
Herald olco. tEV3-N -
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

w ANrED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A PRO.
" ealant young man; wifa chsmbermaid and iann.
fr.w good city reference Call at address Tor days
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

W .-."-sITrATIoNS, by A RESPECTABLE NAN
2 ana wite win on. child the practical fairner
anu hner; understands both perccily the care III
greenhouse and eiapev tho laying out or grounds Ina
IMhlhg o. AL kinds OF stock, the nrst rae hand
wt nnk anu butter and an excellent 1aun are capa.
bs OF taxing charge Of any sentcmans place. best re
ence Address A. b., box 12G Herald once.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

GlTUAFf0N WANTED ny A BOSTON GARDENER,
~ married; understands tho business all us brancnn
has bssn accustomed 10 and skhM IN the OF
aut cows; reference unexceptonAbs. Addresa j. H. w..
MOI Hpral dolc
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN AND
w groom by single man, capable every respect; sat
sfactory reference willing country Apply
10 or address JAMES WELSH, No s State St
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

WANTEp-A SITUATION by THOROUGH PRAC.
tieal gardener and forist Of long experience;
RED, VITA snaH family, will engage with without
give best city reference. Apply for three W. C
b. H. Bliss SONS seed store, Al Park -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-15

INFLUENCE OF THE GULF STREAM ON Gil
MATE.-A Danish meteorological has con-
nected certain exceptionally warm weather
in the North of Europe, as those of 1776,
1922 and 1852, with what he calls an linden
tation of the Gulf Stream; since he has
reason to believe that during these periods
the Gulf Stream either changed it's position
very materially, or expanded its current so
as to come much nearer to the shores of
northern Europe. In 1776 the winter
climate of Norway was as warm as that of
summer; the wiud blew continuously from
the southwest, sometimes with great in
tensity. A similar state of things existed
in the winter of 1856, which was un-
commonly mild and stormy and it is sug-
gested that many of the peculiar variations
Of temperature of the present season, both
in America and Europe, may be attributed
directly to the influence above named.
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RUssIF1CATIoN OF POLAND. = Confsca-
ton, exile, massacres, iniquities of all sorts
have failed to advance it The Government
seems willing to change his tactics, but all
it undertakes is badly managed and incon-
sequent. For instance, last year a ukase
appeared, declaring that his Majesty, in
his paternal solicitude for all his subjects,
without distinction of creed, authorized
them to make use of the Russian language
in their public worship. In virtue Of this
ukase great number of Catholic publica-
lions were issued in Russian, and several
priests, more Roman than Polish, preached
in Russian. Great success attended these
books and sermons. The Holy Synod
turned pale, and feeling that they could
not combat truth en- terms so nearly an
preaching equality, obtained from the
Emperor that this ukase should be so in
terpreted as to prove illusory. The Cover
nor of Wilma and Kief have accordingly
just issued circulars, in which they explain
that the privileges granted consists, not in
the right to pray in Russian, but in being
authorized to address petition on this
subject according to the usual routine, the
Minister of the Interior still remaining the
infallible judge in this matter. 1t is like
proclaiming the liberty of the press, and at
the same time saying that nothing can be
printed except by a select committee of
censure. 1t would be impossible. to trif1e
more impudently with any one. The trick,
however, unworthy as it is of a great
government, pleased the Poles, although
you will see at once how unfavorable it is
to the spread of the Catholic faith, the first
and most necessary condition of it's propa-
CATION in Russia being the use of the ma
tional language. The Government thus
forces the Russian Catholics to become
Poles, and by weakening Catholicism they
only give additional strength to Polonism
1t would be impossible to be more blind to
their own interests, but the want of logic
is an epidemic here. And yet the St.
Petersburg Gazette tries to prove that in
no country of Europe is there more re-
igious liberty than in Russia, announcing
ct the same time that man named Kams-
sci had become aJew, and was Immediately
banished by the Minister of the Interior to
the shores of the Arctic Sea.