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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
EoPENING
|, EorHN1SG OF
ST. sTANISLAUS> COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Bay ST. Louis, Mississippi.

of this or I ss
TnMs Eis, "a and Will be continued until July ,s7i
Parents and guardians would do well to enter their
e eraer to- . IN them to follow the
Institution has been chartered oy the
The course OF studies comprises INC "'""' 1.Ds
'h Spanisb and German. per month, each s..
The principal object oi ,"e he care is
taken to render the students conversaht WIN nooA
Fpr I6 Convenience those desiring knowledge
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy Inc to usrate
of G is changes of competent
and Tuition payable half yearly in advance $780,
further particulars apply m the
or address the of st Aloysus %
on Chartres and Barr.c KS sercees, w" y, .o""2
DRoSPEITUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M.
maculate Conception, New Orleans
This Literary Institution by the Ssate on
d1otsi by the Fathers Society Of Jesus The build
ings well aap e off FER from the Is
recreation that from the arrival OF the pupils AZ &
A NJ till their departure at p NJ they are constantly
h course OF instruction embraces Greek Latin
trsn1 Astronony Natural Phoso
ply i1n shg S4snch"s also the language
students are not admitted unless they know how Il
rea an" moral and religious training the students is the
ieI Ey M month report arts stating con
duct progress rank in class and attendance ten 1, MONDAY
October, and ends ABOUT tIR sls! Of July
,,o,,;a,e Conrse PAYABLE in advance. and in Untte
states currency two mouths, s2o 100 =,
Preparatory Course $40 ------------- ''~' >
or IoSEpIIS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
| Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
=, Near EmmiJsburE, Frederick County Mih9i'inu-
This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy an
picturesque part Of frederG eOum,E ' from Mount $
:iaryfs Col,cge It commenced IN la9, and lnn9
norated by The Legislature of Maryland in 1916. In
buildings are convenient and spacious
I TERMS:
poord and Tuition per academic year, including
Ped and Bedding, Washing, Mending and .,ao
Doctors fee a.
l l. S'-' All, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided in two Sessions OF u,
months each, beginning respectively on Inc %o'h vi a
+ INST and the til of January.
q Letters l"it9 MOTHER SUPERIOR,
e apl7 Y st. Joseph d A'''"e'"S' T
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Until the rebuilding of the college edhce lately De
stroyod by fire. Alexan'ria the rs .e
porarily located at BATON Rouge in the Deaf ana uo
ASYLUM Location very healthy and accom- moo
ah,P.' ~ SO. i7n auT lu
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CT srAN1sLAUs COMMERCIAL CoaLEG!
BAY ST. LOUIS MISSISSIPPI.

This institution, conducted by the Brothers Oh the
Sacred Heart, has been in succeSSiui oPer"uon ~
TO- =. aut,f,Ilv Animated on the shores of the Bay
handing an extensive view of the Guf-an6 AFFORD,
inc ali the advantages Of the breeze and bathnR N
,h Sunmer is for the pupils great Indictment to
bsalthfuI amusement. The Commercial Course COM
nriaes ali the branches of good Englsh education
Pii TERMS: I
BOARD and Tuition per session, payable half yearly ~
advance - 49, -. 10 90
wa 1ine Ps' . 49, lortionan 10 10
Beddiogt per oeS9i""' "P' -.' 5 90
Doctor s 80; -. - L. .titnfion so *
.,-,, EXTRA ShAkgES: 600
Piano and NioliiI' PEI poh'"' 0 ] 50
Use OF PIANO, pc. month ----' .-. 90
Flute, per thontII- = 800 I a.
Spa nish and German Ian guaRes, per tn""'"' o
+ or further particulars, apply 70 Pr oPrNoSD
~,.s hi, ector Of tho College.
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mr.. JULIUS HoMBERGE GER.
OCUL lST.
Idate Assistant TO DR. Schsl. Par1sj
lao Canal Street. l4C
oe. uours-u to 2 O'Clock. mhS7 ~
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oT MARY ERSoN COL Ct
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1870. .


The Marist Fathers who have charge OF the lnstltu
,i are Droyded with all the facilities FOR
thorough English, French Classical ana Ma'nenA''S
TrTSs-Payable in o. S. currency half yearly IN aa
oncsMBoard tuition washing and stationery per Ie[&
of Ave months sI3,; Doc fees AMI neuicihe t he
binary cases of Illness tor ai1 tioi EnIaSo i0'' ~
paid only once. $40. ,.. y, ,,,,,, o-o ,oost con.
yen;cnt for any steamers to orfrom New Orleans. a..
- further narticuara apply 10 the Presldent oF W
HoF iAAsA0 P MESSRS. POURSINE ~ CO,
,,, No as hatcher street. New orieana
c1PRING HILL COLLEGE, tNear Mobile Alaoaina'
rbis Institution widely and favoraby known tSa
the south will open its next session Oh 'e
2jth of october, io1O' 10
The terms per session of ten months Paya0i" '"''
reariy in currency in advance are as folowsi
Entrance Fec first year y---..----.S 10 ~" w
K board Tuition and ashlng - 40
NoIiral M
Bed and Bedding. --..---- ---'-- ---- :,
A, of the College will leave New Orleans on the
oith of October s7n 20 take charge Of the stunos
~ noy he entrusted to his care For references
~ ro,I,ys address, President OF the tolleee AT
Snring Hill the College Of the Immaculate Sonception
aPrneE I{aronne and Common Streets or T. Ponisine
corner as S,nbal atteet nO2i ly
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In this Institution favorably known IN the SOUTH
..,,.. v,,I ho resumed on the FIRST MONDAY OF
SEPTEMBER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-27
The Nex Timber Law.
An Acsto amend Article |, Chapter
IS Of tho Revised Codc, and to

An Actto amend Article l, Chapter
is Of tho Revised Code, and to
punish trespasscrs on land.
Section l. BE It enacted by the
Of tic State of Missile
sippi, That Article !, chapter lS,
page 1o1, u tlic Revised Code, pro-
viding 4 civil remedy for ccrtain
trcspasses therein named, bc 10
amended as to mako TIT WilIfut
commission Of said trespasses i mis-.
dcmeanor, and subject to Indictment,
and any person indicted and con-
yictcd, shall b Imprisoned ii tlio
county Jail not more than s'isss
months apA fnel pak NM ,tha,s
three hundred nor lcss than
FIVE dollars, or eithcs or both, III TIC
discretion u No Cunt 1ll lhc
party orpaftIeseg ssdtlIzIl 5nIs6
their clecsicnt5 l,tU1egalQ n
rcsnedy PROVIDED IL
tAo criuknal ksslon H.
Az, hut yo11o dIrll \ y
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A ROMANTIC INCIDENT OF THE WAR.
In the blooming, beautiful, balmy
May of 1868, one of those dread
battle-staincd years never to be for
gotten, Gen. Tilghman fell, shot
dead at the battle Of Champion Hill,
CALAMITY struggling in deicnceof
cherished principles. His noble life
cbbed away upon the spot whore he
fell and the sad earth drank his
blood with greedy thirstincss. But
upon that immediate spot grew q
peach tree that reached maturity
while its roots stepped themselves IN
the martyrs blood. Singular to re-
late, the leaves and fruit Of this tree
arc q blood rcd color. The tree was
transplanted and is now in tho or.
chard Of DR.. John l.. Hebron, Of
this county. The prcpagatious
from the same AFRO also Of the same
peculiar color. There Is certainly
something remarkable about this
We have seen the leaves and must
confess that they do look and even
Ito us) smell like blood. The fact
can be witnessed by those taking
the trouble ricksbury Herald.
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Dress or children.

/. The chief cause Of infantilc NOR
tality Is not more the weather or
foul air than the ignorance and false
pride Of the mothers. Children
are killed by the manner in which
they are dressed, and by the food
which is given them, as much a.
by any other cause. Infants Of
the most tender age, in our change
able and rough climate, are left
with bare arms and legs, and with
low-nccked dresses. And yet the
mothers could not endure such a
treatment with far less danger to
health and life than their tender
infants.
A moments reflection will indi-
cate the effects Of this mode Of
dressing, or want Of dressing on
the child. The moment the cold
air strikes the bare arms and legs Of
the child, the blood is driven from
these extremiiies to the internal
and more vital organs Of the body.
The result is congestion to great
or or less extent, Of these organs.
| In warm weather the effect will be
congestion Of the bowels, causing
diarrhna, dysenterry or cholera
infantum. We think this mode o.
/ dressing Be rcckoned as ont
Of the most prominent causes q q
7 summer complaints, so-called, Il
colder weather, congesHon ana w
llamation Of the lungs, congestion
and inflammation Of the brain, con
!. vuIsions, clc., will result IA a
seasons, congestion, more Or leg
/ Is caused, the definite effects dc
! pending upon the constitution 2
etthe child, The weather and yariou
9 other circumstances.
II II is painful, extremely 50, I
v any one who reflects upon the sub
s|iect, to see children thus deckc
. like victims for sacrifice, 70 gratif
# the insane pride Of foolish mother
! Our most earnest advice ~ \
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Livery and Sale Stable,
1OA6O Miss.
ISyock Bouqht and Sold,

flRsr Class Hsscs Bugsies and Hacks
always for hire.
Horses kept on livery Charges reasonanle. 4,
Como IN the nearest Railroad point 10 feacu
Creek, Lengtown and Pleasant Mount
TIC. BASS,
sprvpiiesof.
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10. JOHNSTON ON THE WAR.
Views or q Confederate General.
Won Moltkc an Overated Man
A Comparison Of. the Op-
posing Troops and
Generals.

Next to General Lee, General
Joseph L Johnstonis about the most
celebrated Of the surviving Generals
Of the Confederacy, and in this view
ii may be interesting to lay before
our readers the opinion Of that Of
ficer on the Franco &c rman war.
Towards the close Of last month
General Johnston was at the Sweet
Chalybcatc Springs, in Virginia. and
Il represented AZ. speaking very free
ly there upon the pending struggle,
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Gill, the dirty knave whopublisll-
es the liircling sheet called the Star
at Holly Springs, says VIC slandered
his wife because We said she was 4
niger, and a thousand times better
than he. Now il may bc possible
that the latter part Of the charge
was wrong, We do not know that
she Is any better than Gill, knew
she could not DO worse. Az regards
the first part Of the charge we larG
lnm to deny that his vile IS par
negro, and if part II i as bad rs he
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P9E,ElR'Er.
~Ao~~N~~r~.~>~~->~-o~
The beautiful River.


BY Rku. X. LoNhh.
q And he sheped me pure river Of tcdter oflVe,
clear as crystal proceeding out Of The Throne
Of God and efthc Lamb
Shall we gather ut the river,
Where bright angel feet have trod;
With its chrystal tide forever
Flowing by the throne Of God2
Chorus
Yes, well gather at the river,
The beautiful, the beautiful liver
Gather with the saints at the river
That flows by the throne of God.
On the margin of the river,
Washing up its silver sprsy,
We will walk and worship ever,
All the happy golden day.--Chorus.
On the bosom Of the river,
Whore the Savior-king we own,
we snail meet anu SOiFoW never
Meath the glory Of the throne Chorus
Ere we reach the shining riyeri
Lay we every burden down;
Grace our spirits will deliver,
And provide a robe and crown Chort
At the smiling of the river,
Rippling with the Saviors face,
Saints, whom death will never sever,
Lift their songs Of saving grace Chora
Soon well reach the shining river,
Soon our pilgrimage will cease
Soon our happy hearts viii culver
With the melody Of peace Chorus.
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GiHfa.--'Ihefe are Two kinds cf
sirls one Is the Kind that appears
be.l abFoal--ihe girls ihsI are good
for parties, rides, visits, balls, etc.
and whose chief delight i IN such
things The other i the kind that
appears best Al homc---thc girls
that are useful and chccrfh IN Tho
diniogrocn, and al The precincts
of home.
They differ widely IN character.
One IS often a torment al homo
tho other a blessing one isa moth,
consuming everything about her
the other a sunbeam, inspiring
light and glatiness all around her
pathway. The right kind Of cdu-
cation will modify both, and unite
the good qualities Of both.
Amhor's Home Maggosiae. tt
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lng Wholly onp. iut even Il slie
we're mi e negfo. Dies il'a 'lifsy
fsssal lsel that I, - = slaHdsf 81 esll
hcf - shea be- claims that ueary@
zee o. rupl as whites, and wliea
lbai f0lar u TIE oniy enc lhsl lle
can asse.la'e wiih ~ Holly slaisTsi
uIll mibor admits that hia wife =
"mised' md SAYS tho demoefesy
afe responsible fpf The mixing. u
Gills wife has any dcmocratie
blood ~ l,ef, .hc u an Improvement
ou her crmo,hcr, bot The cress between
GM and her Wonld b. a ,lisgraec 10
the remncat ulrgef that etct robbed
q hen ronst. Tor, respectable ~ The
colofed lady might be, the prospects
Of any child WHO calls GIN daddy,
viii be blighted forever We. how
ever, are tired Of tlia cut.pur.c
carpet. baegcr and ahall bid him au
eternal adicu. We have already
given him moro prominence, by al-
lowing hls name tob be admitted Into
our columns, thau he ever had be-
fore. We ask pardon Of our rca-
dcrs for ever alluding TO the North
orn boot-black. We speak Of him
this week rather 10 get a chance to
apologize to his black wife for men,
tioning her namc IN connection with
that OF the pitiful paltrocn who de-
grades her children by having his
carpet-bag blood mixed with theirs.
God pity the poor children who arc
the offspring Of the NANCY mastiti
who publishes tho negro dish elout
called the Holly Springs st~.--
Ieka Gdzetfe.
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From the Eufaula Ala) News.
COMBAT WITH A RATTlE.SNAkE.

Mr.. EDIToR-Last Saturday morn
ing | was the witness OF such a
scene as / pray God | may never
witness again. I beheld acombat
between a young man and q rattle
snake, in which the former was
bitten and died in about ten min
utes thereafter. The partiulars of
the terrible affair are as follows:
On Friday. last, a young man
named Graynor asked me to spend
the night with him, aud go a coon
hunting next morning, to which re-
quest / readily assented. We started
out about 8 o'clo ok A. NJ, and near
day the dogs opened on a trail in the
swamps Of Bear Greek. Just after
sunrise the deep baying Of the dogs
informed US that the game had ta-
ken tree. We proceeded to make
our way through the bogs and tan
gled brush and vines, in the direc.
tion ofthe dogs, until we came to .
small space Of firm ground, which
was covered with a low growth o
oak bushes. Here we halted for
!. moment to listen for the dogs.
We had hardly puscd when w
! were startled by loud, strange
|. rattling sound, issuing from be
meath a low, thick brush, within
few feet Of us. Though ! had nev
er heard that peculiar noise before
/ knew instinctively that It was
; rattlesnake, and | sprang back
terror, remarking, @Graynor, let
leave here"
aWhat, S." said he "al
you afraid3"
@Yos,' said I, II am afraid.
! II am going to kill the snake.
ms ms would be a pity to leave such III
TO ee,,ow here. So here goes
re While Graynor was speaking
= caught q glimpseof the snake,whi'
as nearly a. ! could Judge, appea
ed 10 Be about eight feet in leug
z aud three inches in diameter III !
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Mark Twain In New York.

/ arriaved in New York flew days
ago, and ilncdiately took rooms at
The Astor House. To be sue ! had
no money to pay for them; but why
think Of pay if we are only good 7
| have always made II rule TO have
the best Of everything, even il A AM
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thl aslaGIr llausIu siar.

RATS ~ ADVERTISING.
Ons sqasr, sf Zen linss-- afsi inssriion, si,to.
Zach addllleaaI Insertion, IS.
An transient advertisements f0f lee than
three msnths. charged a the iaie of I've dol
isr and a.half per square for each month.
2esnyna eF FCotrss-ffhree months, 5000
six months. bo,pn
Twelve months, lh.oe
HAIR Cetuss-Thfee months, 5000
Sis months, Io,0e
Twelve months, $4,000
Coleas-Thfee months, 10000
Six months, 1890
Twelve months, 5000
Marriage and obituary notices. " not more
than ten lnes---frce, and over ten lines, charged
at regular advertising rates.
All advertisements Of a strictly personal
character, will be charged at the rate Of twenty
cents per line.
Editorial notices In local column, twenty-five
cents per line.
JOB WORK OF every description done with
neatness and Dispatch
Advertisements payable in advance, and Job
Work, on delivery.
To CoRREspoSpsSrs.--Writ plain, with Ink,
and on but enc side of the sheet Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, viii make
one square.
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q =
A story Is toldof an old Conan.
che who brought his young wife,
of whom he was very jealous, 10
have her daguerrcotype taken.--
The artist got the squaw in posi-
lion, and stepped into his dark
tent for some purpose. The old
Comanche thought he'd take q look
into That funny box me artist had
his head in and see how il was
done. lie inserted his head under
the cloth and looked, and, oh, hor-
rorl there was his sqaaw standing
on her head. He jefked out with
d savage look at her, and wanted
to know what capers she was cut
ting before the soldiers. She de-
MED doing anything, at which he
told her she lied, that he had seen
her. He resumed hisinvesliga atioa,
stuck his head under the cloth
again and there was the wrstehed
squaw atanding on her head again.
He gave d yen, and rushed at her
gave her q wliack on the head, and
told her not to Try that % with bin
again, but she stoutly denied Do
ling anything. And now % catch
herat il. lie kept ~ eye On her,
and raised The cloth slowly, and
tried TO look At her with one eye
and through the camera with the
other, He could not do Il, sohc
moved his head down slowly, and
as she disappeared from the sigh
Of tho eye he had on her. there she
was standing on her head - sseI
through the camera. He jerkel
his head up quickly, aud there ~
was standing placidly before him
: FIc then walked on IN ! brow
study, and as he philosophical, b
. concluded that a machine was 81
ceedingly bad medicsne that coul
stand a squaw on her head in ha|
. second 80 ho wrapped his blAu
kct around him and walked "A:
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siefI|nz maslm ssl instllle,l ials my
mind b hlnd faihsr. tnd vhs .hall
aay ihal lho grpy .hsirell oil Hsan
!. nsi rtoasl u W. afphsn beyi
hat tlio times are ~ l.ar.l iusi nov
hat ani Il very dilftalt 70 mate
hoth ends meet sni lay sp money
bosiiss
HAD not been n ihc Aslor more
ilnn one day when tlie elerk brought
me ms biil.
"Is il customary" SAID I, "lo pay
by thc day"
"lt l., with men of your stampl'
be- replied.
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take me fori' said 4
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