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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-26

r UzENBERG HOSPITAL, tNow Hayee' House
Ia Of Health" EiysiAn Fielde styeos, Third Dis
trict This Institution receives an diaeasea medicsl
sMyrical and Midwifery onssa It u oonductsd
unite the comforts Of . homo TO the advantages Of
private roomn, g. Apply TO DE-. HAYES ohico oornsf
Canal and Rapart Streets or ut the Hospital au3 IL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-26
CT. JosEPHs URsULINE ACADEMY FOE
- YOUNG LADIES.
SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS, i '
Formerly of Charleston, South Carolna.l

This institution adepted every respect for
class Boarding Schools the location IN
healthful and retired The building 10 commodious has
all the modern improvements and Is heated throughout
The Urnulines being last three centurea recog
nized of the best qualified for the formation ana
of youth 1t s almost useless add hero that
sehng win 50 lof. Hndens 70 sRart 70 the pupils
education I'm the highs.t Of tie word
alone ias tFuot1E the intellect but, with mstsTaS
care, guiding and training the heart.
Of the present condition OF the South
people, these ladies offer to Southern pople
advantage of Board Bed. Bedding Washng Trition .
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery and Plain Sewing, for
For full particulars prospectus address the Mother
Superioress, at Springfield Illinois, or Rev. VIM. g.
apt7 Il N. D. BRADY. 10 Union street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-26

ct. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL sColAAth9&s
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI
This institution conducted by the Brsthera Of the
Heart has been in successful operation since
1855 beautifully situated the shoree Of the Bay,
handing extensive view of the Gulf-end Afford
ing all the advantages Of the bree1e and bathing IN
the Summer, for the pupils great fncitement to
heslthful- amusement. The Commercial Course COM
prises an th9' branches Of q good English education
Board and Tuition, Per session, payable yearly in
advance .SzoO W
w.ehi0u per session 10 90
Bedding per sesaion, (optional). .-.--...-. 10 00
TNo~Sori1 90
VsCafiou ~ spent ut the institution SO 90
cHAR0ES:
Piano and Violin, Per month"; esch.-- -..--.. 0Q
r. n Piazza mar month observation-disclosures. I so
Tnbo ner m, ath 90
presa Yratrumant per month .,..........- I %
Spaninh and German languages. per month, eAch %
fof' ui'"o' p"- BRb FLoRIMoND.
ss,Asf Director Of tho College,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
,tSSENGERS ARRITED.

mon trvrEPOOI-u steamship Citv o. Mancbesier fee ~
80. ny sis Armstrong VIE children and narst u" "
Hspouah Nr >gfoafia a.. ,--.-.- r., 10 Mr. and Mrs
~ A. ~ 6-. D. Manor Ms Ahce GOODWIN hme- 'A'N'1
=, nee, Burton sul a tte Storage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
Drp.ETrRB or FOREIGN MAILS


-, .,r~sU Panama and the South Pacfe ard teniraI N
80 80 FL assuhp elv Cbauncey NON ~ g ~ H. '' -
"a =. a., 1. 1000 a. m. steamship sails 81 Il ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
Real estate TO Grrhauac.

DESIRABLE FARMS on the line of the Cen
~ -ra r., road Of vje~ 90 EXCHANGE for Neviork brcs
4 D. NFlLIcK ir. BRO rpe".
HOUSE II RAILWAY, Y. u. worth $500
10 EXCHANGE Farm 81 10 - Nv-l ~. 'f n 40
jersey worth =l'o per Noll J. co. ' ln't
| OW PRICED unincumbercd LOTS iu Brook
l. .u to EXCHANGE for improved lg.psr. ~ g. DO LAND A.
60, . Beesmau-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
Counlrn Real estate for Sale.

FINE FARM and COUNTRY SEAT for
a SALE Hudson River; orchards
outbulings everything complete For Prcur apply 20 JOHN
De GROFP. No y SoGih WlamsL
Tor SALE BUILDING SITES, south of
Newburg e Hudson; - % lnier eEr eHt Tivl
ton luh mnutes Of depot and Post Onee adjoining former
al Hoo T. Heale; ~ sud clnir. Inquire of
THOS ". CHRYSfIE NrEbarh y. y, Dr.. CHRISTIE IgJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
by JAMES NJ MILLER. Office % PMc-,t

DY JAMES W. MILLER. Office % PiH,-,i.
ID 90 FRIDAY FEB p It L ocps the Erehangr ll
Broadway. by order nd under hs direction n th kEecuiot
THOMAS J. BLANtK. Decessol-
and on Hudsonst. The ttog bns s's
a 6oor
lot Of ade 7th-avs.. between 5Tti 5fhr-s.
s Of trdn bod -n
Iot of land 58h -tl-sre. anf
81 olg shave 81. All afl,fs.. b0l
ots Of anl size o 'age AL 80 t"0A
sde l06ths- -- ..,
49,. b7 orler ~ JO' y ". BlS'k
No go Eas tbe huuss 1l 0- Use pffr rsrf
nav rnan and 70. OF far 81 g. ' W o 10
purchaser ,..- =, .,.,r,. ... .
For msgs and particular. .Bqni-. u JOIN " s'HlH'- 'f
Pc. ~ m. l-.--- -ra L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
ADFi,y 81. NrlreH tuc'o-eer
no CAPT. LISTS era NTON Goa J.

i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE FOR CASH
ADRIAN 70 MULLER T. r. WILKINS Co.. a.. 81. ai anft'a
on THURSDAY reb % Ct D. oro-4. d. E1'haae ''t 30
III H,sdaar mos. r4 lale COAL DEPOSIT. ap DDS u* ' 81
s,-.--ar fr -- -.- -' rr.lf
Hf ID lr' 1T fi VOID th'
best qua I-v o. GOALS nr rfr
IL ara om tre I.rafrH.l River % fne uf' -fh
rectangular u ro is1 rt r -f n' ''l
ssas 10 acI-s 1r .-,..
Ihre- arpr 1.,ot t oh ID. bong largely. aoh'' 90 p.
tslKr -s
r,f Fr TH fr lease Io ''h' 'i &
0tl gs 90 Obi. I0 D. Dbl. &c 's l'f
.... ,.,.~.., al,
is le lHHl tn i-''.''
t-. m ral bI. .t. sale orr a.tlg 'f
IS 700 tan, r ..- o- . rho 7gr'-s Oh" W gore
chaser. % d pr,s no. .u for m Qltlat..
r-ht .. -epls.. r,e .e .nr1 ~ 1ortf Nn' ana
sfoen b che nap Fuau io ls LIS i'rt 'l-
ing b, lie sirh o. t6s srr.rti Boz l,I.- &C. ,'
it''
iouug 20 -aH each. r about %tuJ.I
TIE LIB h h.o'l .H IaI o 'H' N' ~
ao.g properly t.t ol~f irlls roads %
Tifl. perfect sale .Iaf4s. i..''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
run ~ yEW-IoEE

s.l.lB A.. p, asisr New Bedford. Fergson a Wow
100. We. t-rrr ll,eroo- Peabody. Va dis Co.
- sa...n. .t /. l..m,trey iy9llg s2.d a iiaeLga
- A. I'D ''.,.s. j. ". Esel a Co.
~ IA g.. Aalass " uiacon \. C. Fluch BY Co.
brE Ma ,-.' t.r r,,Sns Biaoa. Ms, . = Marl
r. H.lt B.. N,s.r-on ,Brl, -. Pol,-i-Pte D. r DsWof
S,r w. g. rar,. w.-' s. Martins B J. Weinberg.
50 - n.7,t IN Jsessory NJ len lev Miller a Co.
- SOPHIA ea,g' Wheaton Corpu, CHIls Tgpsr Beaoe
sa- 81 ..e Ie-1, ,a5,eaA4 +, H <, ~ N,lI Co
s. :. .. d. ils N...e.J. d. iluribu' 60.
b .sa. d.. -.-. N,ia,. S,s-lisyCa.
ARRIVED.
G. ST. % H1 ies 1 .h n.y. =. s t. JOIN d g.
D.. L-, sy..I E-.., =. -. -, II ,, mia.
@ O. % b t'"ei Go l..s bal me "lss-[ he en.r. Ia,
S.. ,s, r acYctsa LS'rDoo jan 3d. and oa-ers
".r Fb 70 n.1a IAN si'n Ms y, ans % n ny " pas.
steamship fusoa Bragg Portland VIII ndse and pass to = D.
STD AnrS,or ,ofIouior Davidson ssauha Nov With tes
n ~ ,t-.s \ r. xla. viii cs.ar, vcsih. gradually
i.rg ur, Nov l.l oag NJ es.e aP alSe foe ani
6eusys &, boon down H .laues-s tco, and olsaaHt
snl ro, -ar syerg as about r,k ana aoa Ia. p 80
\. oa .t ~ D.. "i.'---.5l 80 -9'. t ., is.I
gu.s -a ea 49, Ia-a.a. 1p s--- ls' e t g-a
tsrrerf - ua aaaa. hlau- 20 uo-hFarr saI
oc.eria1 r.r q p rl anl N glass c1aeucug DE-
. b. 4I D.
W D.. ..'o ~ w. . e, 80 J,ra Head No, -
Sara Tri dJn.r Iur.s Iu.. Ba.ou. rcrtag-Praet va
Mraesons da., iorsol h. Mlrrsy ir Lei vessels
ia sea dl's ro-- o.. 4e viii no-aer gale aa1rs ~4en
Tl,r asVs OF toe arrival o. ae Ieunes a.
Bra Idaho E-a,-o- C-riae-o. il DAYS. at. Tucker
vi 6'I.s sl elI4 ,r f1syFas aai s-aa Tor Do-tol;
B'rs Heror 20. H s b., Js9 Hear an, no Jearo De-
IN Inn. su.i Erls rrur. YARN b
Jane, Tsr =, Ia. bal rough elt, Iasss, AMI
Bas C.a4ls .Dll Cea Po-t EalSeh Cape Or Good Hoe 60
da1s vi sooi an ss.o aai 'o Fs-see ~ Heeua Dec
be7aula a- hen day iom t.nee oh .'ro9s ,alaa e
us1l u,iao o. Bt Co. HAS h4
ST. b. a -A Co. r IT. L. Gasae me- n s sI Ga
a = g. Isl 2 soa --a5 ael lost 1iug 5 Lea por Os
ssl Ja. laao7, Tuner 1 Card. crie5as Day. ys me,
.,..s l--r s1.-l sr .1rc end % 90 s 5nu vi BARK
A s. poe B-. Gs,.,.o1 H. h-cs s order.
81. ADDE'S. V,.,t- f-r River
SAILED.
et.. %. l.- 90 W..,u au l'sl,, TO- Lverpo Iowa, Tor
G- 1 w lne ON o., Il, MI. n' 60. 70, .S l' a.
Sas,- ls. i,.e B. V,auo,e anu Geo JJ'oa or
i'''-' ARRIVED. 80. SUNDAY, Feb. 10.
seamshr Viru BID sumner L' pea. u ,-. ,oq g. -as
fa b. v,.a-rl t--1roat pa. 60. ou e - eeerean
moi .rrr.e .r,as ''lo'..'- c-,. . %. ~ 80
y. a ~. r.. og o. Aeep Der deal aeo-e tse 49, ap-
n-,.-e a pa I.e-s es fsa ssl rlals e...r- .le BE-
Begd.-, from >sysruat liverpool igth lL . p n o 81 81
I.,-fa O. r. I,a.e H,0. Liverpool i'r Aes-lon
>'t south ,s-.1 hrcie Charleston RED % '' QUO Ies'
= iear b. Morgan Co., M
pp. JAM p Sse. ~ az. GoT.,ar -oi ..s IT,. A., .n 3
S.a f,. -s G..s Dsslre Bay, a4se e De-sase
SIP U.s.. ID A.-a Nl-4 I.y-roo. Dec Io.s. r.sHi, and
p p.es1f-r' 60 la Do s-l.. Co. gre i+ I'm tis-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
souo esIano Real gstaie for Sale.

NOR SALE-A very desirable FARM at lslip,
Island contains "a acre eIeei,3 EYE aaa 0eT on
IN. Cre,t son Ev; abund1nce 81 in mueA -"eA m
rsuts crp, o. ne ouni sold With the ilru desired
iri,,ts ttfr..s "a g. NIgOLb tJ Waist. NeA-forA ~!
DFFFRFEs SALE Of valuable Jamaica
Il PR6PpRTY-rle hoses,ead Of the late Rev. WM L. JOIN
So, brt seven .rrps of au deraby located the principal
-. ~ SOTp IN riiIRsDAY Feb D. II y O'Clock. 81 Remens
Hotel 10 thc VILLAGE opp0rgnt s he "Iri "
ry,. seeya ~ ana r-of For further pcu ~
applv % SCI DDLR CARTER q Wallis, y J., "h = 'of'
WELL Moniaglef-. BROOKLYN 0r 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

IMMATURE ALMANAC. ,se
a. ,..e .... 81. san s-rs.....- 5t h"oh S''" '' W
70 ut.a WsrER THIS nsh.. I'm
A., I,.t g.16 Cows issml...- s.t hei "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
Uitp Real gsiaie for Sale.
BrookInn Real estate for Sale.

ROOKLYN HOUSES at all prices. Send or
ID call for list NJ. A. RULASD A Co 3Beesmsn-st, y
NOR SALE-Two first quality frame Ri LID
TSGs on Ouncv-s Brooklyn Etnn street o. ' "rrene
ave- cars. also PLACE Mon y J. large house AMI Pen
of fruit Of all binds; RAJ roal 90, &c., 49, I'LL,
JvOR SALE in BROOKLYN, on reasonable terms,
etlv 6zfrlass brovntone HOUSE stores ana S
49,, .on ana billiard convenient % souta ana s
@ - s,eot rom taxation Po paresrs address v" Boz '' y
YPO.
nor SALE-A HANDSOME FOUR-Sl Ok1
4 Iy,,t,ne UOTsF: al improvements -rh Win or ~iho1
s,,ri, ittsfei 90 MouagJe-st hereen Clinton M hen
h oil reason and oa terus Apply 10 DfLio'h" "
cox Real Estate Agents 81 Courtst. Broosl1h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
Auctior Sales OF Beat @siate.

n. -TUrpspkY VI. ; no. hr rtchtnsg - 5gl
HARLEM RIVER PROPERTY LOTS AND va ~ a.,
RIVER FRONTs al " NTER PRlNlLEGhs ois On IisI.h
lett .-p Ovs huudred ard steenh and OHshahaf- nl
together sartLeasc, sha 'ls1' ''"' ~ '
taken ouil ......u- a.. ..s,
18TH II -. lot. on the north ie adjoining ne r'e' - o ,
tsyrt Id. "a ssufl side IA rear ~ A' A'''' w
,bove -t. ar sBe stable ofcrs sl~l' -
ii-, S.-',,rt 10 Ha al One huuurl tll ~ u.f ~
lal .s % - IN Am .eser~l lsye s troton Ae a. if'
of ~. nlsraL Tia p.drel hsps a 'elaf -.
II RIEECKER. son y Co., AucuoneerS,
"A. TUESDAY. FEB o. At u n- " '''
BrusdNaF. -...oa-,7-y az ppoDNF AND E~r EN SIN.
pSsEX Sims aop brcA hose 80 o. SAG l,-s 80
:. Ia = aslA Irs-Tse Oh bts- Icnns -oc""S'H@'HhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

COVTyUi TON SALE OF
PINE ENGLISH 10, ERY. rNuERGARhENI>
l>iock Of .ac late NJ KsichuuI
10 close prev ous to uat.r- store alterations
Twill open ON NOND 'Y 1tother Dot Of
JAuE, RFAuI.MiDE NBtEC CLOTHING.
muslin .ui vel
gasoer Ladies Cr,,i.-. IseeH, excellent muslin mined
with Tape anal u.llg. 'Jc
0Ooi ,zfr Games rla. much he're- tfe er1 ,3e
gn NIrttCuTu.. trimmed. made a4f
n0 Nrnt..rr.. .a. s .rI f..lH-I - p obs = ~
I00 doze Pine Muslin Iucsea Waking >trs 3d. h ''ci fc VI
so r French Tuck Walking rr. q usual prce - IS.
jon dozen Mtr.eI'e- Aprons. iYg ir. an. &c.
lOl dozen Trail shirts. Tuck and Flouacf - - -
CORSET DEPARTMENT
os different ~ OF Dars@- neu1g ODD ,le elIug males So 49,
al
A v.-r sure-ior Corset 81 = - o. ant - 3d.
Hoosl r anu Pauuelsse srs-awas On hand ADD made 10
0rl-l. .- .,... .r,-, t- uoyrrpv
so0 DOZEN Oh ds Eurrsl Hos &c. lte pc and 2'c.
aides regular made English ii0se 2Ja.. lnl -a
-. go FugI.f 4rF b. ibr.l-tr
200 o1eu Gents best EngiSh >pcas Hf pair
ALL REDUCED IS PRICE TO CLOSE OUT.
An NOW OPENING
sverv arer sui choice assortment Of
Rel Is lfs Bllhs Handkerchief and tuh1fes
I,srk and Us am toN rs
ALL OF BE>G QlALlIl.
At VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
finest Popl8- ~ p worth -
handsome B.srK A'plfa SUITE 80
F.gapt Sriss suits AMI Og-rssi-t. equally low.
gTlIIAtU NIAfI.> SnfhIV-. amt N.ret.-. Ri -sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

b T. fAh HID A''.i.rrt
v K STEVENSON sos Co vt sr ~ pubic alcf,r AZ -,
change sar0.m 80 10 BoaiE1I ltt~uAl. Ff u d. -
LOIS ThrI-.ye forvc1 s. n h. r.. E D. ''iiho
tui0r Depot. 20. larlcUara Do. ono '@'f'
No a Pines. OF 20 SAM. Caldwell Err.-H
So T4rlate
A. .ame place EIGHTY ,XriiSr. o3 feet H 1919
tr exrag uDlNg LOT si u shtiE-f oNll lhE-
TT,IX FEET fom MApsONAt b. commanding thr COS ~ 49,
rf- feet ArH fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
1ntlion Sales of Real gsiaif.
LAVE. " AuLgE Aaotorssr ,, =,
,-rrInN. CaI q IAMEs VI MIILEk VIII

J.~Es AiLLgE. Ancnonser q, 49,, - =,
AUCTION SALE.-JAMES VI. hILLLN WI WI
"a Iii n nubIe sa.ton MONDAl feh ~ O. ~ lt,fsFg
At IN. T,ebs5ce .eooun lil Bfoadfa5 ne 'alby -,
al LOTS No az Beecters; thf 1l.a-ss Conner OF
81 95 ,,t re.. font bg about - feet och dep No 81 -
the Borh-Eer corner o We IL Tenn :. a.
Bseokersi by "a feet inches deep snf 70 ~ ~
oinrc g1 inch By p frsf u inches ~ ,
an. pro.rr 4. very De- rshe arsN Pr pr -
o ghbprles aud she bot catpns Tor IN. D' . 4 "a
g- .fs Of hf tJ For or pilsc-is ~ - ,e,f a
LoWRRRE No ~ Greeavich-si. Nss-iors. Or % to- "
biz ONE. No "a PnesL
by JAMES NJ. MILLER, Office y Plrc-s5
ID On TUESDAY. FEB p a. ~ orcs. 70 as lan.' Fl" e''
m Broadsay b. and uuisr ne zee ol EEe Tor Of
JOHN kerr. iecsaseL 1
10 ~ and Ea Port nltst M onf iF''"5 30
basement hdck Houses between First alI fIre-i "
Mo- 30 30 IS g and Js ~; Form t. = i'
sndh HouHr.
No q Fu.t0u-sf IT
fff N 'i'f
Uorsss fhs
~ SrtFe BuTari. The sns elat o. snf' '''
on M, ' Se : me, u. an t5'i1 W.. S'
MAPS and particular. A. tle once
Asa the f6Tlae NJ sTOt Ks b-ongIng Fst;e:
~ Capital Dry boes Est Broaisa snd hsr'
K iT'
Iel shares For-..s .nI ran- PER- Rslrt a.. sf.. lo
u. lnsIrance i"
Harlem Bans
30 Pscfc ~
bS shares Bntel and D-Oycs bslk -ioek q
~ shares Peoples Bans Stock =
10 shares Clinton fre A
N shares Markff Insurance s'
Isl shares Paeic Firs I1sursuee so .
Broadway r. q"
~ share Becef aud Putin Fer. 4 nsr- I'l
81 shares Irving flfe lnsncs 's
20 shares Lo1lad n raF- =
Broadway Pire -
Particulars a. hf Ole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
Gin Rcal gslatc for Sale.
u II LrDLOM & Go. offer for SALE the fol-

VHAs. MAcRAE's OFFICE. ground floor, :
y Cdsr Nassau conspicuous aai convenient PROPERTY
IA. rrcls rrA. " disposed o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
VTTY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE. com

y ur iu promising part o. Elizabeth 50 trains each
AZ of Es,i teis schools
ebu-rie olvr-rs Vafer ~ Co., &c Fof rALEa 6tluii
ClT.AGE r. large vu vass drt-s ilt and
b,. tra.- .a-er modern fru and abundant F F,an tao
,r. n afot Elizabeth Tins propsrt believed o offer
allie sfl ler-- -l0ar ients
Ian MAC, OF tke market We m l'o
b. s. TltIr For
tf,.. tfr.ss OWNER on p o. NJ
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-22
Qualified for a Lawyer.
r.. IL. Elo,.or, Fr;~as


One of our smart city lawyers was sur
prised the other day by an old lady en-
tering his Office leading vicious look
ing youth She said: esquire, called
to see if you would ike TO take this boy
and make lawyer of him" 1.-The boy
appears rather young, madam, said the
lawyer. "How old is he ?" "Seven
years, sir ?" He Is rather too young,
decidedly too young. Have you no
older boys?" "Oh yes, sir, l have sev
eral; but we have concluded to make
farmers of the others I told my old
man I thought this little fellow would
make a first rate lawyer, and so called
to see if you would take him" No
madam; he is too young yet to commence
the study of the profession. But why dc
you think this boy any better calculated
for lawyer than your other sons p
why, you see, sir, he is just seven years
old to day; when be was five, he'd Ii.
like all natur; when six, he was sassy anC
impudent as any critter could be; ant
now he'll steal everything be cad lay hi
hands OF"
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-22
AIl Sorts.

Valparaiso, Ind, brags over a new
mineral spring of unusual strength and
nastiDess, aud proposes to eclipse Sa
ratoga.
Six physicians, three males and three
females, attended the Princess Of Wales
at the recent birth of a prince. The
baby died.
An Indiana young lady sued for $50,
600 damages to her lacerated affections,
aud recovered the full amount, lacking
s19,999 81
Mr.. Percy Allen Leonard, of Chicago,
is favorably spoken of as candidate for
the Presidency, because Of his "happy
dispatch of brothers law
Irving, the New York Legislator who
illustrated Smith Weeds frontispiece
with specimen of Gothic architecture,
was obliged to resign to save himself
from expulsion.
These stories they are telling abou,
George Washington are going to make
an opening for hundreds of men who
never knew who were their fathers. They
will all claim that George used to visit
at their house.
The Radical State Central COMMITTEES
in New Hampshire has been holding a
meeting for the purpose Of deciding
whether il was advisable or not to pick
up the fragments of the party and set up
business again.
It was one Of the clauses in the con
stitution Of New Hampshire, at the time
twas British colony, that Office hold
ers should profess the Protestant re-
iigion That clause remains 20 this day
IA disgrace not only to New Hampshire,
but to the whole Union Of which the
State is part.
Jurymen have an easy time in San
Francisco. The closing paragraph of
tie proceedings Of an important trial,
now in progress there, announces that
The jury attended Maguire's Opera
house last night, in charge Of the Sheriff,
and saw Bandmann in the Merchant Of
Veniee." :"
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-22

Made Of Poor Rum. whiskey, Proof 9pdr-
Ats: and Refuse Liquors; doctorsd, s sp,e;eSi
ana " z Pse@so .ns e. that lea
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The Hickman courier., 1871-04-22
How a Rat Ran Away with the
Heart Of NAPOLEON.


This story is not new, but there is an
interest about it which will justify its
re publication. It is related by an
American who recently returned from
Paris
l have seen it stated somewhere, with
what truth l care not to inquire, that
when the ''Great Napoleon" died at st.
Helena, his heart was removed before
his interment, with design of preserv-
ing it as most Sitting memento OF the
great deeds which its restless impulse
had suggested--as a trophy, also, it may
not perhaps be unfair to suggest, cherish
ed by Wellington and his associates, just
as some suecessful Indian chief would
cherish the scalp Of some warlike antag
onist whom he deemed foe, and worthy
of his sealpiDg knife. According to the
story, an English surgeon had charge of
the Would-be coDquerors heart. Al
though, while thinking of the sad fate of
its living possessor, he might have been
excused for quoting from Lord Byron S
famous "0de to Napoleon Bonaparte =
the eouplet:
'.Nor tin thy fall, could mortal guess
Ambitions less than httleness."
he was not the less solicitous that moth
ing should happen to the object thus
especially intrusted to his care. So hays
ing carefully deposited it in a silyet
basin filed with water he lit some tapers
for greater precaution. Having, as he
supposed, made the room secure against
every possible intrusion-feeliBg weary
and wasted by his professional labors and
cares-he ventured to recline, for short
time, close to aud in full view of the
basin. He was soon startled by a rust
ling noise, followed instantly by plung-
ing in the basin, and the sound of some
thing falling with a rebound, foot ball
like, on the floor. He sprang to his
feet, in fear for the worst, when, to his
astonishment aud horror, he beheld a
huge rat dragging the heart towards his
hole. He rushed to the rescue. The
rat as if fully aware of the rare character
of his prize, appeared very reluctant to
give it up; indeed, as the surgeon in
charge of it relates, he gave signs of a
disposition to contest the right of posses
sion, as if he had received a fresh in
spiration for his 6estructiveness from the
touch of the whilom agent of the carnage.
But the doctor succeeded, first in re-
covering the heart and then killing the
depredator, though not till after a soue-
what exciting contest, as the we'll known
habit of the rat, when cornered, warrants
US in concluding.
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-22
A Family without the Newspa-


Nothing presentsa sajder commenta-
ry upon the present unhealthy condition
of our once loved and prosperous coun-
try than the large number of families
both in the city and country, but more
especially In the latter, that subscribe to
no paper of any kind. Hundreds and
thousands of families are thus growing
up in utter ignorance of what is daily
transpiring in the world around them
ignorant of the mighty events of to day.
But who can tell the vast amount of in
jury that is being inflicted upon the ri.
sing generation-those who are to take
our places in the busy world at no distant
day-growing up without any knowledge
of the present, the past, or any study of
the future; and this ignorance, too, be-
ing imbued into them by the sanction of
those who should, and doubtless do, know
better, did they only think of the inju.
rious effects of their insane course. Let
the head of every family think of this,
and place in the hands of those for whom
he is responsible the means of acquiring
thorough knowledge of the moving
panorama il which we enact our parts.