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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-12-21

COUNTY poor HOUSE AND FARM.
1870.
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NV rH 1909, $1,000 90
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ending N"v. 1T, 1870.
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ment Of Jus. White, Asses-
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

THE STATE or tFFANcE.--The Duke de-
|Broglie who, until the recent death Of HID
father, was SO we'll known to the literary
world Of Europe az Prince Albert de,
|BrOglie, delivered lecture last month to-
the Societe Generate d'Emulation, Paris.|
ILLS subject. was the p0eticai career OIL
Racine and Lamartine, as influenced rel
spectively by despotism and freedom. We
do not propose to examine in this place
M. de BrOglie's appreciation of the two
poets in question we only refer to his
lecture for the purpose of quoting the
following passage respecting the present
political and religious system in France !:
Is Be kind enough to tell me-" said the
Duke to his audience, "what is the politi \
cal rule of nation which has made ten
revolutions, one after another, each fol
lowed by now Constitution and each
Constitution taking for its basis principal
Opposed to the others, first mOnarchial
legitimacy and then popular sovereignty,
and then again military dictatorship o
nation which, when it inscribes the mon
archial principles in it's laws, changes three
or four times its royal dynasty; and which {,
when it engraves the motto of the republic
upon it's public buildings, allows its
sovereign assemblies to be dispersed by
soldiers and be kind enough to tell me
also what is the religious rule of society
which gives an equal conservation to the
worship of three or four different creeds,
and which at the same time recognizes in
every one of it's members legal right to
adopt no creed at all Z" 1t was difficult
and painful question which no one present
attempted to answer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

The CLERGY OF ROME.-In the NasiOne, Of
the 18th of May, and the Pail Mall Gasette,
of the 10th, contain the same "canard" re-
|specting the refusal of the Roman parochial
clergy to sign an address in favor of Infal-
|libility. The Roman clergy we're never
asked to sign any document on the matter,
las Rome, being under the Pope and the
Cardinal Vicar, abstains out of delicacy.
The Roman clergy. secular and regular,
|are to a man NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

-. u {. sa.e "A
Dr0CEsE OF sBosroN.-The corner stone
q = new church was laid In Hingham on
- l2th inst, by the Very Rev. Father
4Nn4em This is the first Catholic Church.
$50 Are<ke& IN this ancient Puritan town.
large concourseN Of people
-. .sapus towns In the vicinity and
"a lsfsy, Worcester, Mass, on June
9Th 14t6s Mary DoneIass of Brooklyn, New
York, IN religion, Sister Mary Evangelist,
srecefted tho White Veil and Habit Of the
) Ordervof Mercy, from the hands of Rev.
J0hnJ. Power, Pastor of st. Paul's Church.
Worceater, who s0ficiated on the occasion,
assisted by Rev. A. f. Cirampi, SD. and
Rev. j B. Primeau, also of Worcester
DIOCESE OF ALBANY.-On the 10th and
lth met, RI. Rev. DR.. Bacon, Bishop of
Portland, held an ordination at st. Joseph's
Provincial eeminary, Troy, New York, as
follows: Priests, 8; Deacons, 6; Sub-Dea-
cons, 26; Minor Orders, %; Tonsure, %.
DIOCESE OF Demonstration Sunday,
18th inst, new church and school house
r. the sist Ward n under the patronage o.
the seryicesof Almighty God by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Tcso6e of Covington. The Bishop
preached ID English, and the Rev. Chas
Hahne, of Dayton, in German.
Gsemdale.-On Mondy, JuEe 18th, Rt
01ys 6s As AOSeCFaHS COuuFiHeU Htty Zone
children and five adults in st. Gabriel's,
Glendale.
Ckmminsuille.-OnM Monday evening, June
18th, the sacrament of Confirmation was
administered by Rt. Rev. Bishop Rose
= Grams, in the Asylum Chapel, to fifty nine
Rersens.- Cincinnati Telegraph.
DIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA-Ordin
On Monday morning, the 18th inst, Rt.
Rev. James F. Wood, in the Cathedral
Chapel, conferred the sacred Order of Sub
dea0onshlp on the following students of ST..
Charles Seminary; Messrs. John JOS
Boyle, Frencis j. Quinn, James Timmins,
James w. Morrissey and John P. Byrne
On Tuesday, the 18th. the Rt. Rev. Bishop)
the following: Rev. Messrs. Patrick J.
Daley, Thomas BOlger. Francis j. QUINN
James Timmins, and John P. Byrne. OnI
J. Wednesday, the 18th instant, the final Or
dinations were held, when the Ri. Rev.
Bishop conferred the sacred order of Priest
hood upon the following: Rev. Messrs.
John B. Doherty, Patrick j. DALEY j
Thomas Bolger, Francis j. Quinn, and
John P. Byrns.-Standard.
DIOCESE OF SAN FRANcIsco-Consecra
tiOn Of the New German Church.-The newI
church just erected by the faithful of ST.
Boniface parish, on Tyler street, near Mar
ket, was dedicated Sunday, 5th, by Very
Rev. Father Croke, Administrator of thel
the Rev. Father Kayser, in German. He|
enumerated the many difficulties the con-
gregatiOn had to contend with in obtaining
suitable church accommodation, and conf
graduated them on having at last found
one in the present locality, which he said
would be o central position for many years.
: to cOme.-lfOnitor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

|HREsH sPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
STRANGERS
land our City Patrons can fnd an Elegant Stock Of
LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING
At PKRSON d NEWS.
1890 ~ 49, At PERSON NEWS.
[Rlue French Flannel DERBY SACK SOITS,
$500 At PIERSON HEWS.
Seeraucker SUITS, received to-day,
Al PIERSON d NEWS.
[Cassimere SUITS for Extra Large Mon,
At PIERSON & HEWS.
ELEGANT Fancv Cashmere DRESS PANTS,
At PIERSON g. NEWS.
Irovs, and Youtbs Merino and Cashmere Suits,
At P1ERSON & HEWS.
yC.,br;c T.nor SHIRTS DRAWERS, COLLARS and
TIES At PERSON e. NEWS. q
|TRJrNKS vALISES and MOROCCO BAGS.
At PlERS0N e. NEWS
pr;ces moderate Goods well cut and made, and no
trouble to show Goods.
At PERSON e. NEWS,
my22 I'm Is and IS Camp street, opposite City Aoso
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3ffty-two children. The inscription on her
famous portrait by Bronzino in the San
donate collection, says that she never had
less than three at a birth, and there is q
tradition in the Frescobaldi family that
she once had six /! Brand, in his History
Sof Newcastle" mentions, as a we'll attested
fact, that weaver in Scotland had, by one
3wife, sixtytwo' children, all of whom
lived to be baptized; and in Aberconway
Church may still be seen a monument to
the memory of Nicholas Hooker, who was
himself forty-tirst child, aud the father
3of twenty seven children by one wife.
Ho,D to Preserve Ice.-Dr. Schwartz has
communicated the following simple me-
Ithod of preserving small quantities of ice,
which sbe has practiced with success. Put
the ice in deep dish OF jug, cover it with
la plate, and place the vessel on a pillow
stuffed with feathers, and cover the top
carefully, by this means excluding the ex.
|ternal air. Feathers are well known bad
conductors of heat, and, in consequence the
states that he had thus preserved six
pounds of ice for eight days. The plan is
simple, and within the reach of every
'household.-HomeJ Journal.
Londoners are astounded by the discov-
cry that much of their butter is made from
the mud of the Thames. A small proprie-
tor on the bank of that noble river was re-
GENTLY thunderstruck by the apparent ex-
of an offer for his wharf, and on
Investigation learned that it was wanted AZ
Ia site for butter factory. The Thames
mud yields, after some chemical treatment,
Ia pure white fat, lacking both taste and
smell, and, after some manipulation, it il
made into a very popular article Of food.
We have lately been looking over col
lection of English sermons nearly three
hundred years old, and we fnd that the
long winded Puritan preachers in some in:
,tances used the same text as Often NJ
twenty times. A chaplain of Cronwe}i's
army preached eight hours upon the word
r. pomegranate," taken from the description
Iof the priestiy robes of Israel, and then an.
bounced that he would postpone the re-
mainder to the next day.
Rice Fyitters of one egg in n cup
of sweet milk, two cups of fi"nr, one cup at
boiled rice, and One-quarter of teaspoon
lful of-seda, stir in the white of one egg,
beaten well, drop in hot lard.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

nR. JAMES w. BARNUM, DENTIST
- sos Magazine street (near the Market,
happy to inform his patients and the public generally
that he is prepared to make all kinds of Artifoa
lin every case Particular attention paid to the preser
walton of the ratural teeth. References from
ia2 "
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26


Copper Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker,
And dealer in Stoves Crates Tinware and House Fur
nishiDg Goods Agent for the great American
satisfaction than other stove now in this mar
ket. Competent WOrkmen sent out to put up each
set up used according the printed nstruc
tions accom- panyng each stove will be taken back and
money refunded if they do not give entire satisfsc
Ition.
just received and for SALE large assortment of Man
tel Crates also odd Tenders Baskets, Blowers, etc
Roofing Guttering and Jobbing done usual Stoves
PHIL. McCABE,
ta23 6m 100 Camp street, one door from Poydras.
IRON PIPE. BRASS COCKS, VALVES. ETC
Hardware, Mechanics Tools and Supplies.
Ito Merchants, Foundrymen, Railroads, Steamboat
Planters ETC., etc.
GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE SOUTH
We call special attention stock of Iron Pip
land Fittings both plain and galvanized Brass Valves
Cocks, etc. of eve, description; Steam. Water and
Vacuum Gauges; Bolts and Nuts; Hot Pressed Nuts
Washers Riyets; Bar, Rod Sheet and Boiler Iron
6Gistern. Well and Force Pumps; Rubber Packing
seed and Boiled Oils Turpentne, White Lead, Paints
Cotton Waste, Cotton Packing Filters and Machin
and complete assortment of Machnist FOOLS Timer,
Slaves Tin Ware Tin Plate. Pig and Sheet Lead
lead Pipe, Block Tin, etc.
good supply of Shelf Hardware Files, etc
Agents for g raft & Co.'s Wire Brushes-for foundr
o %ns sJePns ssd
Lightning Rods.
Agents for Chandeliers Patent Drove Well
Iron Pipe cut and fit to any length shape.
BOSTICK & SEYMOUR,
iel3 ly Cor. Common. Front and Fulton sta.
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DRY GooDS-cLOTHiNG

EREsH spRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
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In j. BERK cry,
c o o P E RIA GE,
30, and 80 Front Street. between Benvie and CONT
SUGAR LANDING
New Orleans.
Molasses Barrels, Half Barrels Iron Bound Worl
constantly on hand.
Particular attention paid to Trimming. da6 1y
LII s. ATHENS & SON,
s236---. -TCHoUPIToUIAs sTREET. 23t
Importers and Dealers in
II A D w ARE
For Buildings, Foundries, Railroads. Steamboats, ant
. Cotton Presses.
Also.Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Window Glass
myi5 iy
III. DEALER IN
Builders Hardware, Crates and Mantels,
PAINTS OILS. vARNIsH. TURPENTINE,
~ WINDOW GLASS and WALL PAPER,
Jay. ---------. Common Street 349
myl ON Near Claiborne Market.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-08
JUDICIAL ADv'MENTs
y state ofLot1fsian.a.

PARISH COURT, ST, LaNuRy-No 22l5
Estate IF Cslse tiyprien Larvse Fan teuot
VALCOUR GUILLORY, Of the parish If
st Landry, Administrator of the Estate of
Crlise {. l.. Fontrnot, deceased, having filed
tabltau of distribution of the funds Of said
Estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the aomologation of the same;
And whereas the prayer of SAID petition
has been granted by an order of court, bear
ing date september 5, 1870;
Now therefore notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said tableau in writing at my afice in the town
OF Oprlousas, within the time required by law.
ted and confirmed. %
JOS. D. RICHARD. Clerk
september 10, 1870.
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Na.1Il JOINT RESOLUTION

49,
Submitting an Amendment to the Constitu
ton of.the S.atr. to the fleet that Article
Fiji o. the Constitution shall be abrogated
and stricken out.
SECTleN H. Be 1t resulted by the Seaate
ard Haass Of Representatives Ut The State III
Louisiaaa, In GeaeraI assembly c~oauencd,
two tisiads of Ihr members eiccu.d to each
House agreeing thereto, That at the general
election for members to the General ASSEM-
bly, which Shall take place iii November,
eighteen huudred and seventy, an amendment
To- the constitution Ut the Stat, slralL BE- sab
mittrd 10 the qualified electors of the. State
for tlIeir ratification. OF rsj-ction, IN the words
following
Article Fifty IF the cons t%itution, which
reads IN fattows: . Thee Gosefnor shall be i'm
eligible fur the succeeding four years after
the expiratfun Of the time for which he shall
have been elected, shall be abrugated and
stricken out Of the constitution Of the State
SIC. . BE II further resosred. etc That
1t the said general election the said proposed
| amendment 10 The constitution of the State
| shall IL Submitted tn The qualified voters d
The State for their ratification 81 rejection, in
| The manner fsisuwing. fo-wits Each voter
sisail have prilltsd u wsitseIi on q ticket fire
words . Abaogate and stricken ant article
FIFTY OF the EsiitstlfufIon, Uf the words ne
tain article City If the contribution . Upon
tllr eInsing if he polls fhe tickets shall be
cuunted, HE reftfsas made and the result &c.
t.Iarfd III HE saty.s. manner and form of r-iilFn.
i,.o Inc rlec.iasis fsr State oficrrs prescribed
by fl,e general laws relaiiyesfe elections
see. !. Bs ii further resot0sd, etc, That
this iosIit resolulion shalt take effect from and
after its passage
(Siglipdl MORTIMER CARR.
SuraEer of tbe House Ut Representatives
l6ignsdl OSCAR
Lieutenalt Governor aud President d
the Senate.
Approved March 6, 1870.
lsirnedn H q. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State Of louisiana
true copy:
Gro. 10. BHyEE,
~ Secretary Of State.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-08
Medical Examiners:
J N FOLWELL, ND J. Il. RICHIE, MD

The MoundsCity Mutual Life Insurance
T ompany b ling IA Home Institution, it should
h. preferred bv citizens of tue South for ma
ny reasons We win, however. enumerate
only TWO Oh three.
1 The money invested in it is retained at
home, where ii assists in promoting Western
and Southern trade and commerce., in build
iuo up towns aud cities. i'll developing our
rich mineral and agricultural resources, i'll
building our great lines of railroad. and in
crltiva!ing our boundless prairirs. For these
reasons Southern and Western men should
insure in 1t.
=. As its funds are all invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant Insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any
Eastern Company. For this Ieason all per-
SONS desiring to make a certain and safe pro-
vision fuy their families. should insure in it.
3 Its local Board Of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men OF high standing III
the community. is a sufficient guarantee that
widows and orphans will be protected ~liltileir
ligllts, when policies issued by this Company
mature by reason OF Death or otherwise This
fratule is peculiar to this company. (no'otler
institution beyond the limits Ut the State hav-
ing "A IucaIboard,} and is, therefore, worthy
of The highest consideration.
All kinds OF Policies are iSsuedsby this COM
pany. All policies non torfei:lng
This company -niakes no charge for policy
fee or stamps
The Louisiana BIZ nch Office is at No. SO
Carundeiet street, New Orleans.
b. B. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana.
oct ely New Orleans.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-08

Parish of - t.. La dry.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fira of
~ the Supervisor IF Registration fur this
Parish, was opened at Oprlousas, Louisiana,
on Monday, the 9Th day of September. ls7o.
and will remain ap"n at that place unit! t,r-
ther notice. for the, Revision and Correction
of The Lists of Registered voters of the Parish
All QUALIFIED ELECTORS Of tue
Parish, who were not Registered in 1863, and
desiring Il. Register. are notified 10 make ap.
plicatiop to the Supervisor between tn hours
of Z A. NJ. aud II NJ, or from 2 M. to 7
P. NJ
All Registered Vaters Who have changed
their places ofsresidence SINCE the last Regis.
t~ration are notifrd toeappear at this offict and
have such change noted nphn the Registry
Books and upon their certificates Of Reglstra-
ton.
Registration for the Parish will close finally
Friday, October 18th, 1870.
J.J BEAUCHAMP.
Supervisor Of Registration,
snptI7 Parish OF st. Landry.
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JUDICIAL ADV'MENTS,


Vcnte par lie SHERIFF.
DE DISTRICT, ST LANDRY, No, 1925
Autoinc Lambert ct a., admrs., as. c.
ieste Roy, ceaee, 'et al.
EVN vertu dun writ de tieri facias lance pal
IL ihon. ome Cour de- District dams ct pour
Ia dite pa~roisse. dams ~laffaire ci -dessus intitu.
lee. ct a moi adresst ~j'otfrirai en- vente pub
lique, all dernier ct plus offra,A enchtrissru r
IA la maison de cour enga Vile DIES Opelousas
4 ONE h,ures du n,atin. r.
Samedi, S Norembye, 1870,
la prophetic ei-apres dtcritr, saisie pour salts
aur le dit "rdrr, a savnir:
I'm certain moroccan de tr,r. boiSees ct dt
pr aitir, situe nord de ihatitation vendur 4
Edmond Johnson. contenant trois cent cling
ante arprnts de frie. plus on nloins
t"rnt sud par Ia ditr hal,itat.inn vrndue 4
Edmond johnson, nord par II bayon Crane
Louis. EST par dies. trsrrs de- Joseph Lacomb
TT Quest par DIES terrrs du DR. JAMES Hill.
Cuuditions-Cninptant
81 in THOMPSON. Sheriff