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MehIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
M ORLEANS. SUNDAY. DEcEMBER TO-. ls,i
THE uNcHANoEABLE.

81 The seasons come and TO-
III s16an murmursin it, ebb and low,
Sks wopd their way through trAckless space,
moon rolls mp aud shows her placid face.
ia all things change but Tbes, Creator, King
d all that 10 the sole eahsustless spring. ...
81 In sunahine and in shower
sandy wastes and in the roseclnd bower,
like we greet Thy presence; and the sfreams
that MAZE the meadow bright With ds.hns CLEANS.
Have their sweet tale to tell of Him whose band
ade their green pathway through the pleasant land
| Friends falter ct our aide. tl -.
Wealth vaniehes hopes die LIES whelming tide
Strands our trail bark upon hostile shore,
EBut Thou arr there and chapgeiess everrnoce.
lay. Thou art there-the Rock within whose shade
The weary wanderers feet in peace arc stayed.
Unto mans restless heart
What glad assurance doth tho truth impart,
That Thou mid ceaseless change art changeless STILL
Guiding, controlling, ruling good and III,
And drawing him by gentlest ties to leave
With Thee each burden and tho thoughts that greve
o, Refuge always nigh,
A nd never sought In vain, to Thee we ny
When tempest.tossed, deserved or tempted sore
We pine for the deep reet that evermoro
Awaits the heart that76nds Thee; send Thy ray
Down through the shadow . that eclipse our way!
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JOHN g. RYAN.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER


WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
AND RECTIFIEE OF SPIRITa
Sole Agent for and keeps constantly on hand the Celia
brated . ID Rf u WISHES, from Aha I
wen known Bonded Warehouse Of DAVID GIL.
THAN. corner of Front and Dock streets
PhiladelPhia, which will sell Of the
LOWEST MARKET RATES
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, nope Tor continuance Of the same at INV
Oh stand, No. " TCH0UpITOUL LAS sTREET whore
Mi. 10 my utmost to give general satisfaction those
Please call and examine for yourselves oo2a In,
John HENDERSON, n -
Wholesale Liquor Dealer and Rectifer,
no s5 TCHOUPIToCLAS STREET
And -. - and 80 Lafayette Street
New Or.eans La.
PURE BOURBON and RYE WHISKY ,lw,vs y,
hand direct from McGbbon y Eros $ teleura;ed Dis
tillery. Cynthiana. Ky.
Also, Agent for the Ceebratrd BRAZILIAN HERE
BILIEKS and RECIIFSlNi; CHARCOAL. apI6Jy
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Ms STR tFflE wouil respectfully iufnr;u her cii =,
i"id.i1 ami tho LADIES' Of 'hI> ih siin viii "Ur
l:rr ""H Htnts' On SAi ED.iY. Gctnb-r- iii
l." prepared To show all the Newest STYLES at
H"nnc's Hats etc, for Ladies. Misses and Chi.sru
Also, n irSe stock of Fancy Good of Hcscrip
ton and i'll ha pie s"l to haze her tlends nd
exam ne Abe styles Mrs. :. will be prerared in few
day. to take all orders for DRESS MAKING
MRS. T. STRATuIE
liJ-- Canal Street ..-...........-.IJJ
One door from the corner of bourbon
PS-Mcrchants having orders fiji will please give
Mrs =. call. oclJ an,
EEDLEWORk.
The SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD would
respectfully inform the public they prepared
doany kind of NEEDLEwoRK, Plain and ornam entail,
and they would be most thankful patror age
tended to them. uoe6 IN,
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SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR 1870.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS. Ere

nVDoSG, LA0OUuS, Ell.
SUNDRIEs. .............. sUNpRIKs
ESQ s sass: BAcoN-shoulders. Clear and Clear Rib
200 . ,is,ssa Refined LARD. Ed. Ring & Sons.
'''' r:r Il. s.sss4 City,.
f isss Se' Inspected S IS FLOUR
1910 a.. :. ,r6TAToEs-Jack.on whites. Peach Blows
s 81 e. 81 His; Sim .:s.
100 Dbl. re1a. r hsess sssd -..
prices. ii r. IiSWMERs aAArkes
NOS I'm 49, H. 80. 81 and IS Peters strsss.
CONSEQUENCES OF I'LL HEALTH. MR.T8
Sci seeS i %r h' snts The
sumes and win settle ali liabilities 81 the late spm
New Orleans, November l.. 1871. - aAHA
.sz AsssS
ss'"' IS 8, and s S f. aSs .s.s:.-.
New Orleans. &oxsmberI 1874. 'r 4'A
i.:s: .ss = = :sss.s
literally extended to tho old house.
New orleano, November !, ls.l moi In
SuSDR1Es.. ..sUNDRns.,
100 casks Bacon CLEAR SIDES.
no 20 - Dr., = SIS s,Hou1bHHsRsss. SIDES =
Sc g '':!f'' Choice E4 &; JAMS .al
90 hrkins Choice Western and Goshen B,JrTre
i9 ~ bcis- h ;i sa,l Bourbon WHISKY,
so Choice Rectined
20 BRANDY. aud Old Tom GIN
In store and for sale by
o, FINNEY BYRNEs, 20
sc.. u IS POydrns street.
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THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANTl!

THE NEW IMPROVED SINGER FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. 7-
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THE MoRe CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY DEcEMRER

Der of the community of the Holy Cross
who will shortly call upon them for their
contributions. B4f
A FRIEND OF THE ORPHANS.
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in Existence.
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BUYING ANY OTHER
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A COMPENDIUM OF THE HISTORY OF TIE
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ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA.

We are permitted to make the follow
ing extract from a letter written by a
friend of ours, from Louisville, to his
brother in this city, giving an account OF
a weeks visit to the Academy Of st. Cath
crime of Sienna, which is situated a short
distance from Louisville and near Spring.
held, Washington county, Kentucky:
81 arrived here safely and spent the
week with one of my old preceptors, Rev.
J. D. g., who is now a professor of mathe-
matics at st. Rose, which is a seminary
for the education of priests of the Domin-
lean Order, and is situated about 8 half
mile from st. Catherine, which you know
is the academy for young ladies. st.
Rose was founded in 1906, and conss-
quently dates back with the Oldest semi
naries In this country. This is q lovely
place, and has been recently very much
improved by the erection of magnificent
buildings, which will compare fsYorably
with sny, and far surpasses the large ma
jority of edi6ces of this character.
l n make any distinction between
the professors as regards the kindness
and courtesy which they extended me,
but must mention the name of h. +. L.,
who has improved very much since you
last saw him, and who is now professor
of theology az 81. Rose. j. d. 8. was also
extremely kind to me. He la q whole
sOUled Irishman from Kilkenny, fun of.
mother wit, \ relishes fun, whether al
others expense or his own.
After breakfasting every morning at st,
Rose, l spent the remainder of the dsy
with Sister A, at st. Catherine, who is
equally well pleased as myself with the
Academy, which is g most charming place
indeed. Besides the Academy buildings,
which are superb, and the inclosure
around them laid out with such ornament
as shows labor and art have not been
gnaran Int haV0 hann laufuh1u Cnn1TnI .,
adOrn nature (which was almost perfect
In herself in supplying msjestie and state
ly groves OF forest treesl, there is a farm
of some 800 acres under 3 high state of
cultivation, with stock of every descrip-
ton in abundance, together with fine or
chsrds Of fruits. Clear crystal streams of
water meRnder through this farm, adding
beauty and joyousness.
l would hk TO make separate mention
OF al the Sisters, of whom there are about
forty; but this would occupy too much
space, n l could not DO them Justice, as
every one seemed TO vie with the other in
making my visit pleasant, Gnd how well
they succeeded Is known TO myself, and
most highly appreciated. OF the whole /
number, from Mother Rsgina{truly she is
a queen, and grsces her station with dig
nifty 20 the youngest Sister. / can truly
say that It has never before been my ROod
fortune to meet a more highly accom-
plished, or more lovable and lady-liks as
sembly of noble women.
Here Is every recommendation for pa
rents to send their daughters, If they wish
them to be thoroughly educated. But
seventy eight miles from Louisville by
rail, enjoying every requisite for an scad-
for young ladies, good water, healthy
comfortable buildings, away
rom the noise INT hustle of the city, and
She tuition is much more reasonable than
not enjoying the same advantages.
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They called to him low: 'Bin," "Bili, >
soto Voeel Just that way. 1 live three OF
four hundred yards from the calabOose.
/ heard the knocking after ] went home
and had gone to bed / didn't hear Gar.
rett make any ausWer / went up TO the
store to tell them SO they could stop 1t II
they wanted to. They held the inquest
over him and then sent me and another
man to bury him, and then / gave my
testimony to the jury that wa sitting IN
r. NJ. Wright's house, up stairs. / didn't
hear any M give in anything but me
The juFymen, ! guess, were all that were
there. / told them all 1 knew about it,
/ never was Ku-Klued out there. IrecOl-
Iect meeting Mr.. Bowden the next morn
ing. Idon't remember that he asked nae
why / did not give the alarm. I would
have gone to his house that night 70 tell
him Of what / heard ct the calabOose, but
the boys told me he was gone.
Squire Todd, Of Salisbury, was exam
ined, but nothing new was got out of him.
Thomas Patton says he never saw Gar
rett TO know Inn; was not at the place
where he was killed; knew nothing about
the killing at all.
Prosecuting Attorney = You say you
were sick?
WitneEs-Yes, sir.
The prosecuting attorney here said that
he had other engagements, and he wished
an adjournment. The court accordingly
adjourned till 9 O'Clock this morning.
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Rnd Passenger Packets
SALLlE, Z. D. lsaRseag Master
eOLuAEiAt ifeaS, MassSt
UTAH, Tx. t0rse6ss Master
ElNNiEs - &&ef53
Connecting at Little Rock with -
Stages for Hot Springs and heu&
ILgnt-draught steamer Little Rock, Houston,
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas.
Freight received at ali times from boat OF
railroad and transferred, tree OF charge, Is
boats of this line Marx and cOnstPn goocs
TO st. Louis and Arkansas Eivsr Packet Co.,
care OF ELLIOrT q Lila Ag'ts, Memphis
L. ID. a Co., Agents, Cairo
JAS. j. SYLVESTER, Supts
tsS 100 n. Commercial st. st. LOoia. No.
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A LITTLE BIT OF ROMANCE

The following letter, with its indOrse'
ments, will explain themselves. 1t was
sent to the Governor, and by him sent tC
Sheriff Wright. 1t appears that there is
property or some valusbles involved Ia
the business:
CHICAGO, July Is, 1871.
Dear SiT-TWo or three years ago. 1 be-
lieve, g young man, NJ. Louis de Pelgrom,
going by the name of Ysudemont, con-
nected with a dramatic company, was as
sauited in q public bar, at Memphis, and
/ died of the consequences OF it-afteF hay
ing been married IN ertreNlis. At lesst, so
was the story reported by the newspapers
and told by the would-be widow. But
the family of this unfortunate young man,
which is very respectable, and lives in
this city, has no authentic roo OF al
this, and his mother, whom \ nave the
honor to know, wishes me to make in
quiries about it. L have written several
times on this subject to the Memphis au-
thorities, without securing any reply, and
l would feel very much Obliged to you If
you would be kind enough to ask some
information in Memphis, OF that account,
and forward them to me, as Mrs. de Pei
grom is very anxious to hear the real
truth, and wants it also for the settlement
of her own affairs.
1 beg you to excuse the trouble, and to
believe me, dear sir. yours very respect
fully, AUTIN NIBoYET,
French Consul.
Received August l, 1871, and respect
fully referred to James @. Mofstt, CorO-
nor of Shelby county.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. W. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Received August /, 1871, and respect
fully returned with the following facts
learned upon full inquiry:
NJ. Louis de Pelgrom was accidentally
shot and killed in Memphis, Tenn in the
month of April, 1869, at Thompson's The
ster, by q man named Johnston, who was
afterwsrd tried and acquitted. A mar
riage license was issued by the clerk of
the County Court of Shelby county,
Teun., on May 9, 1869, 10 M. Louis de
Pelgrom and Maggie Cox. and they were
married the same day by Rev. J. A, Kelly,
Roman Catholic priest, and said oertifi-
cate returned to the Clerk Of the County
Court of Shelby county on or about the
10th of May, 1859, all of which facts are
susceptible of proof. Said PelgTom died
about the 10th of May, 1869. Respectfully
JAMES G. MOFFATT,
Coroner of Shelby County, Tenn.
MEMPHIS. August 1. 1871.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. r l.. Vaughan, Of the: Augusts
(Ark.) Sentinel, is In the city on business
connected with his paper. The Sentinel
Is q good advertising medium, and Mr..
Vaughan, its representative, is a whole
souled gentleman.
Joseph Wood, who has been for msny
months connected with the Peabody Ho-
tel Of this city, leaves for the East to-day,
While here he made many friends who
regret His departure.
George f. Purvis, Nashville Banner,
Col. II. B. White, Hernsndo, Miss, Gen.
d. Z. Tucker, okOlona, Miss, are stopping
ct the Peabody.
Mr.. w. II. PassmOre has returned 10
the city after an absence of some weeks.
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FRLAR,s POINT AND M
Nnn-Raaldan4 lanilna

No, 38, z. DIN me SECOND Chan,arv
gonrt OF Shelby county, Tennessee-S. y
Jones and others rs. w. Il. Walker, j. M.
EFadfofd, w y JohnsQn and son ct a..
Y appearing from bill duly sworn M IN aria
cause, that the defendants, w. ii. Walker.
:. M; hraaioEd. " y Johnson and son, are
n9n-realqents OF the state Of TENNESSEE
Master, they make theIr appearanee
herein at the courthouse OF TIE Second
Cnanesfy Court Of Shelby county, IN the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee. or ar basorS
the hrst Monday IN Sentembal. is7I
and plead, answer or demur TO conaplain,
AIts W. % same viii be taken for con-
parte, and that q COPY Of this order IL 1nh-
Ished once q week for four successfva vvssRs
In the Memphis Appeal. This July Ii, ISgI
A copy-artese:
N, d. Il STEWART, Clerk and Msssa-
BY Q. RELcHER, Deputy @. u M.
Vance 4 anderson, sols. iOr Compartments.
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THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD

Under the supervision of Colonel E. D
Frost, this road is nowi.n excellent condi-
ton, and the travelling public can have
NO room for complaint. They have mag
nihcent coaches On the road, and the ser
vices OF q nicer or cleverer trio Of con-
ductors were never secured than the one
on this road. And the eating stands are
splendid. Messrs. Klrbey 4 Russell,
Grand Junction; Foulks & ~Sturdevant,
62-mile Siding, and Hays Il Lockhart, Du.
rant, are keeping their houses in apple
pie order, and are giving the travelling
public the best that can be procured from
the cities a country combined. There
Is no excuse for not getting good living
on the Central road; for all a person has
to do, to grstify the most vo~raciousor fas-
tldiOns appetite, is 10 call on either of the
abOVenRmed gentlemen.
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WAR DEFT., SIGNAL SERVICE, U.B.A.0
MEMPHIS, August /, 1871. J
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FOR VICKsBURG.
o WHITE RIVER.


JAS. RIcE.-.-.Maste CEAs. SHARPE.-CIerk
Win run in connection with the trains of The
Memphts and Little Rock Railroad from De-
Deval's Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at4 o'clock pm, on arrival OF train
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
Jacksonport. Returning, VIII leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 4 O'Clock pm, connecting with trains at
Devall's Bluff next day for Memphis and Lit
tie Rock.
The SALLIE V. will Leave Devall's Bluff
every Ihurfday, at l0o'clOck an, ana every
Point and Searey. Returning, win leave
West Point every THURSDAY. At II O'Clock
pm. and every Monday, att O'Clock e.m.t for
Devalls Bluff and mouth Of White liver.
The SALLIE V. win leave Devall's Blum
every Tuesday and Friday, at A O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon. Aberdeen, Cass Goa. Mount
Adams, CroCkett's Bluff, St. Charles, Indian
Bay MIDI mouth White river. Returning, VIII
leave mOuth Of White river every Me1nes-
day and SATURDAY,, aus o'clock a m, connect
Ing at DeValls stuff next day with trains FOR
Memphis and Lit5Ie ROcK. This boat VIII
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday at 10 pm.
Passengers by this route Will go through 10
JaeksonpOrt In IS hours less time than by
river; other points In proportion. PaBsen-
gers 10 points below DeValls Blum WillsaVe
"a hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped By this line Will reach its
destination considerably in advance or ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
enormous rates OF river Insurance AndIme
bV This route.
Through Bills Lading signed at once, No. 8
Madison street. JOHN b. DAVIS, Pres't.
A. p. CURRY, Secretary and Treasurer. jy29
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NOTICE.

q snphis CITY Fire & sssi Ina. cOaV,Y,
ID AEAFHLSs Tenn. JULT u, b7L
- Atamssttng Of ths Board o. Directors,
held his day, a Second a Of TEN PER
CENT vas made upon the Capital sBoek Of
the Company, psysble on me I'm of August
NEXT liynI 5. w.. sAIFH CsaisE.
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RlvER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
IN PORT.
,. Phil. Allen.
RIyERs. wEATHRR an Rus1NEss.

nv Hhos WhAAhhh AMI nJS4NEoSs
Yesterday was another warm day. The
river here continues on the decline, with
9 feet scant in the channel from Cairo
down to Vieksburg, and 81 feet from
Cairo to st. Louis. The Ohio is receding,
with A feet in the channel in the lower
Ohio. Arkansas river is falling, with 80
inches on the bars from the mouth to Lit
tie Rock, and 20 inches from there to Fort
Smith. White river is derhning slowly,
with "A feet in the channel from Devsll's
Bluff out. There was little or nothing
doing on the wharf until near evening, at
which time there was 8 little stir on ae-
count of the arrival Of two packets.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE..

DHIJs ana PLAErEEa' BAEE o. AEnFHla
Memphis. Tenn. July J. IL
50 The Directors az thls bank have de-
siaEed q Disidsud u I'VE per cent. cut q ths
net earnings or the past SIX months pzTs5Is
on and AFTER July ID. untn which lime ms
stOeg Books viii Dc elOsed.
IQI 4 y anaM ...r..
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TO BRICKLAYERS

GrrY ENGINEERas OFFICR
~ AEPH1s, TESN, July =. lsL
- Sealed proposals win be received O.
his ONCE until Z m. THURSDAY ths 9Th inst.
for building q briek sewer a. the Intersection
Of Orleans and Jessami inc streets. Tns eity re-
serves the right 20 reject any OF al o. th-
bids. For further Information apply ~ this
once. HI. HUMPHREYS,
iyB city EuEluzer.
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Notice TO c~onfraetnrs

- Cont acts 70 bald Lsves a. Dale's Pslat
and Horn Lake viii be lss out atamestnE
Of the Mississippi Lev BosEd, 70 10 acid g.
the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, al 3 o'clock
an, August 3, Isl. Specifications can Be
seen al the meeting. RR HOWE,
iy4 Sscrstary Lsvss Board.
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s:48 am. 2P.m. lO:4sp.m
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20 FmnNa. slb seoond -.

LAZARUS q MORRIS perfected speots-
9ss are the BEST. They neVer ire the
eyes last many years without change;
sfe warranted not to break. Il. a. Clark
q Sos Jewellers and Opticians, No. /
OIhtks block, 20 Main street, Memphis,
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a. d. WAUDILLh
THOA n. 6TRIEaEH

E.B.-The books OF subscription Can Be
fOund Al the once OF Nessrs- Hasslett G
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