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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

REV. DIR. THOMPsoN.-We st"tcd. a Few
weeks since, that Rev. c. II. Thompson,
DID, OF the Plane Stree: Presbyterian
Church, Newark. New Jersey. had been
called to be Preacher at Straight University,
and Instructor in .he Theological Seml-
nary. Dr. Thompson has reached our ely.
and, by notice elsewhere. II ~lll be seen
that he is 20 preach q: the University today
He is i graduate o. Obe-iir, and takes AI@h
rank among the Christian scholars ct me
North. For the last e;gE: years, lie tas
been a memle. o: the Newark Prcsby.ery,
with such GivineA 90 Rev. Dys. Wilson,
Parker, Brinsm&Gc. >teaIus. Cr.un AID
Fewsmith ; and. though 4. cOlc:eG man. has
frequently exchanged PU.Dits with them,
and been appointed Moderator OK Sic Pres
bytery. A. die zine Of liz dismissal, Or.
Wilson remarked: "Hr. Thompson has
always been regarded 80 an sC.l"l, and IL
some things has been looked Up 90" We
congratulate :Ae University in having Sc
cured so worthy :. representative Oh the col
OretI race a. Preacher and Professor, and
wish Tor him IKE large slsscess Ae Sc inst: y
merits,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
RELIGIOUS DISCIPLINE,

The Rev. Mr.. Cheney, !" preacher IN
Chicago, belonging 70 the Episcopal
Church. has tasted 0: the beauties Of the
common law (Which are said to be tie
perfection Of reasorl. az j: prevails in
Illinois. lie Sc: up the proposition that
in administering. the ordinances Q: the
church, he could alter the ritual 20 con-
form 70 his own proper notions. ~ the
baptisnal service for instance. tie .evey-
end gentleman insisted 0ha: re word
''regenera:e" was improperly used, ind
he lecline,: 70 follow the printed .ex:.
For this he was suspended from l:s pull
pit, which ~ once created disturbance.
He apple! to the c.y.! count, :or IN liz
Junction ag.ins: this suspension, and tie
matter coming Oh 20 be tried aud a0-
judged. the corr: decided tia: as "n Fps
copal minister. subordinate 20 :ne aU-
thority o: the church, j: was lis bo'.uden
duty to follow the rules OF lie sane. He
stands suspended, therefore, iy tie civil
and the ecclesiastical tribunals united.
which seems 20 vs. 20 lie al:Cce:i..
proper. Preachers will take notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
FUNDING TIE NATIONAL DEBT.

Tie !o,: projected plan q :uIa :hs
Ea:iOna! deb: * !: reduced rate o: inter-
-: is :tou: 20 he put into prac.;c:! ol.:-
alton. Secretary Ecg:weu Eo:iIies :he
public through Ii. columns o. TIE Hl,PvE-
.!cAx this morning TIA: books Wiz be
opene,. on The >:x:n G: E.arc; il Europe
and America :or sal sc,ip.iohs q Ills loan.
The plan embraces he Issue Q! five yer
cent bonds. :" yum for zen Yeas, :o)lr and
q halt per cents :" c;.L Cor fifteen years
and tour ": cents 70 TUE :or thirty years
The length O. time is deemed :. co,rpen-
sat:on 70 som. extern; Cor the lowe! .a:e Of
interest. thus bringing the thirty year
four per cents up 20 nearly the value of
the Ten y...c five Per cents. IAe whole
amour: to be issued is fifteen hundred
millions. which embraces tie bulk ii The
interest bearing debt.
Ii TIE rr.sea: policy q tie secretary is
continued fox the next ten years. there
will be u material reduction made in the
national debt before the maturity oi the
five per cent bonds. And with!no emer.
gency requiring an extraordinary outlay
Of money. the surplus revenues ot the
nation will very nearly absorb the whole
amount before the lapse o: thirty years,
and at the same time lower the rate of
taxation on many Q: the minor articles o:
commerce and internal industry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
- IN THE LEGISLATURE.

But one branch Of the Legislature, the
Senate, held session yesterday, and that
was considerably curtailed, the adjourn
ment taking place about two o'clock. But,
although the session was short. there was
more business transacted than had been
done on the three previous days. The
Senate has, during the week, been occu-
pied in matters, many Of which called
forth considerable debate. and consequent
delay. But yesterday there was no talk
whatever except the few words OF form
necessary to pass one bill after another:
as fast as the titles could be read. True.
all the bills passed were uninpoltant to
the general public. and only interesting
to . few parties. We DO not mean by this
that any Of these bills were not proper
because they We're 10: Of general interest,
tut merely that if Mrs. Barlow or Hlr.
Freville got relief it is much more in
teresting TO them than to the many
headed sovereicns Of the State.
BY the iy. We would very much IKE to
know the nature Of Tie ''Ielie:'' that
Mons. V. !. FIev:lie needs, and how he
is to be relieved. and to what extent.
This gentleman was State Tax Collector
in what is Row TIE Fifth Distric: o: New
Orleans. Ee gave the required bond,
and. We suppose, responsible security for
the faithful performance. Of his Official
duties. His duty was 70 collect the State
taxes. and. when collected, 20 transmit
them to the State Treasurer. tor which
duty he received ample compensation in
the shape O: :: percentage. Now il he
collected the money, paid !: INTO the
State Treasury and got his compensation
theretoy-aEi there is no doub: as to the
latter circ..m.t.nce-what relic; does he
want. We notice that The bill :or lis
relic. was introduced by Mr.. Butler. the
same gentleman who is engineering a
bill to allow Eugene NcCa,ty to sue the
State We hope tie Committee OF Claims,
to whom this tiil is referred. will look
we'll and cautiously into the matter.
Previously 20 the administration o: the
late Police jury Q: the parish Of Orleans,
right bank. the income Of the parish.
'o.nM1.< &G's. paid is debts. and
was the one parish in The State :L:.: owed
nothing. Wien Alr:ers was annexed 70
New Orleans. IN. existing police had.
in little Mo!e than . year. contracted a
deb: O: tNeE:y-:oHr tL"c>.nd dollars,
with no:hin: :" show Toy :Le money. no
extra Improvements mad. nothing. The
investigation IN :Le b,:eau o: the Adj
Mi,lis.ra.or II Finance. showed ~ inGeI:-
e.in.ss q: ten. :Ao'1>anl dollars mere.
Mr.. Fyev!I.e ~as a prominent member o.!
the police :r:,y :h.: contracted this debt
,.,t. ..o. ". hope tie Committee or
Claims will :i:.:e :he matter fully.
Mr.. Todd proposes :" supply :.e city
with III. con...:: q: "a additional. Justice
Of tie P.ac. 70 Il installed in the sixth
District: Tl:- : :. sui jec:. where great
,:.a! cav le lid on both sides. II may
seem ~ insignificant: L!.::er. ~: i: = o:
Ear more !.n,o::.lcc :i.E would appear
-. a c.Sua! :..Lce. We vii take speedy
ccca>:oi, t. discuss :n.s sGhj.c: .: some
length. t.: i.v.E-. s..ce II :;.:> present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Governor Warmoth yesterday commas
stoned. with the advice and consent OF the
Senate: w. T. Oliver, Assessor and Tax
Collector, Richland parish; Thomas A.
Cage, Assessor and Tax Collector, Ter.e-
bonre parish.
TIE following appointments. made by tie
Governor during the recess OF tie .eg;sI..
ture, were confirmed by the Senate: Victor
Gerodias, Tax Collector, FoGrth District
New Orleans. Assessors and Tax Collect
ors for country parishes: a. Florence, Madi-
son parish; j. L. Montieu, jefferson parish
n. NJ. Grady, Ouachita parish; w. /. Oil
yer, Richland parish; j. X. Alexander,
Catalonia parish; Lawson T. Rheams, Liv-
ingston parish; John Z. Morris, Washington
PARISH; Robert +. Morris, West Baton
Rouge parish; Thomas l.. Williams, Cald-
well parish; Charvey Barbe, Calcasieu par
ISL; Levi NJ. Darrall, st. Mary parish;
Charles f. Halstead, lberyille parish; w,
+. Blanchard, Morehouse parish; c. IL.
Remick, Vermilion parish; j. W. Schu-
nacher, Union parish; L. Martin, La
faye,te parish; l.. c. Courcelle, Plaque
nine parish; A. Chevalou, St. Tammany
parish: j. J. Salter, Sabine parish; George
w. Combs, st. John the Baptist parish
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1871.

tinue to hope for success, relying upon the
position Of the Vera Cruz bill being in
advance Of all others in the batch. Should
all of them fail at the present session, the
whole West apd South will combine and
insist upon measure of wisdom and JUS
tice. SO indispensable to their Joint use.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Governor Brown. OF Missouri, evidently
means TO be non-comn.i:tai az presen, on the
subject Of womans rights. \ delegation o.:
lady agitators on that subject in Missouri.
recently presented i memorial 20 tie Legs.
laturc o: that State asking that body TO me
morializc Congress 20 eubn,.: sixteenth
Amendment to- the Federal Constitution
granting suffrage 70 women. The memorial
was referred 10 the Committee on Federal
Relations. 1t should have been referred 70
The lady delegates called on Governor
Brown to ascertain his views On woman 8
rights, and found him unprepared TO answer
ut this time. He said there were some
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

The weather has been 50 warm and
genial during the past week in New Or
leans that vegetation has been encouraged
to show signs of animated life. The grass
in spots is assuming a Goa. OF living green,
and peach trees are actually blosso1ning.
table kingdom will be again .aiIayed N all
its glory, and the feathery tribe warblng
their sweetest notes OF saluta.!on 20 he
beauties OF spring. The scene has been
quite different at the North during the past
week, where everything has been coated
with ice and snow, and the severes. weather
Of the season felt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
WE TAKE PLEASURE

IN ANNOUNCING 20 CCE yA-yoys sNIs THE
Ladies OF New Orleans has u. CoIIe ion III &uY
salesrooms We have Cpened reoms ;or TIE manu-
factur" at all kinda OF LaG..s' ard EhIlLreus
WEARING APPAREL We tSve secured The ser
wees OF a competent manager and .i,trl operators
TO do :he work. We 1T. prepared 20 DO every kind
of Machine Stitching, TGckEg ON Mul Muslin
Linen. Cainb1ic NansOOk and Sw SIS, without extra
charge. Particular Sttent on pad 20 BRIDAL
TROCSSEACX, believing tina: We can manufacture
10 compare!fav orahly with ttoa. formerly imported
from Paris. EMBROIDERY ard BRAIrING in
various designs on a.! kinds of n,at.raI-the former
with silk, wool OF working cotton. "amp,es OF all
kinds of work can be Patterns selected and
Stamping done, & .,esirsd, 81 office, No. 1872
Canal street. GROVER & BAKER,
Sewing Machine Company
y. W. GARDNER. AGENT. :
80 81 q O5p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

We are indebted to the courtesy OF Mr..
Frederick Holyhead, First Lieutenant and
Assistant Quartermaster OF the fifth regi-
ment Louisiana volunteers, State militia
for complimentary invitation 20 attend
the first grand military, mask and dress
ball Of that regiment, at Odd Fellows Hall,
next "Wednesday night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Religious services at he Congregations.
Church, corner Prytania and Calliope
streets. Rev. Myron w. Reed, pastor, this
morning at eleven o'clock, and tins evening
at seven o'clock. \ cordial invitation IS
extended to the stranger. Al are invited
70 y IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
A SMALL CLOUD.

| A SMALL CLOUD
When Bismarck .intimated that Ger
many nigh. demand from Fran ce the de-
pendency Of Pondicherry, what idea did
he then rUminate upon? l. England III
terested in arriving q: the answer to this
question: Is Pondicheg:y Of any en-
changeable value as between Germany
and Russia: Pondicher,y, to lie little
! geographical in or remarks on this occa-
| sion, IS q French settlement in India. on
the coas: Of CoromanGei, eighty-tLree
miles in q sou:hwesterly direction from
the imposing English town Of Madras.
III fact, we Nigh: say that @! all the vast
! possessions which France once possessed
in the T..s: Indies. Fondicherry is the
only remnant le::. ]: contains about
! sixty Thousand acres G: land, Inhabited
by some eighty O. ninety thousand peo-
4! pie q: :. mixed classification. Three
time. The LrgIi>:, have taken it. and
three Zines. t. they viii probably n"w
! conciuie. they have returned !: to France.
Its trade amounts q -"!i-e eleven hum
4; dred th.y.anG dollars per al.n"i. i'll and
| ont, ara :he:e are :. number ct indus
trie. pursued iy tie p.opl. tina: have put
them in concentration viii. The outside
world IN /. favorable light. There Is not
much Q: : por: .: the city q: Pondi-
cherry to bag e. and tie government
| Improvements are Cn ! very moderate
scale.
Wha: does Germany want with this little
settlement. 70 close 20 the English presi-
| dency O: Madras. from whenc. it could
be ove-r.n III - very brief campaign. if
its detenses axe no: improved: Has Ger
many cr;en:.! ambition: Does the Sue
cessor Q: Frederick and CL.ylemagns
seek 70. % Few VOL! 20 conquer: Or
! does the Russian MCveMcL: from the
Black Sea down through Contra! Asia
! feast is eyes on ~ outlet IL the Indian
f, Ocean. And wCl..G this settlement OF
Pondichecry lie an equivalent 20 the
Gar for one 9: the Turkish Provinces
in Europ: :L.: Germany is said ~ c"yet ::
England i already .!a,ne'. i, the move
ment o: kU'>H .oE ne !!..""h q: 'he
BACK Sea. t.c;.H'e :ha: l. recognized 10 he
her highway :oI.L:.ai :.>.;.. wier, il is s,l>-
pe2'ed' SAe n&- 'sc''t''" " grievance
.La: h., Lono: Gals ul,n :..r 20 settle with
one II :he u.:.v powers clos. Ky tie boy
ders Q: Il. E:.:.>L POSSESSIONS. Al: I"
! speah, >'M."L:: Say ''y"i kno" l; Is
!"u'ss.: none "::i.'>' .. :;r'>'I'' LII
. !op""f, L"::oH".-:..> settles - accounts
with the L..:..H. ~: m.'n,s:. t" Keep
tie "ls':'c: - !: - @'At";.,e :"r '"it'c''
Ing :A.4r '-'. :: *rs-i': once r'"Y's
IL! column. down ;rH.:'. E!L:c>:"n. II
viii c.::..!ly c'ue L. contact with The
! English. W." "'c ...""!> ;.'"!:r" Up II
! Asia. IrG!".'. Las to:.i"'.'. this coz
t!c: e! Yeas. and J: VS. :L.> conviction
Q; - .Hev!'..'..n.>s Tia: lei ler ~ ESe!:
in Tie tr..:y Q: 80 H.: article WITCH IN
b, h.hi:.,: Russ. ron maintaining" ally
naval forces AZ :Le:;... !. >.a.
!! is IN ...c ve,y ra:;.!c q! the l:'.,>:..L
sVaA ~ va MY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

A special dispatch to the New York LR
press. dated Washington, fourth instant.
says General Butler viii he Secretary OF
State before the fourth OF March. The same
dispatch says Honorable Z. u. Morgan, Of
New York, will succeed Mr. Washburne as
Minister TO France,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

A grand masquerade bal VIII be gwen ty
Hope Hook and Ladder Fire Company. No
3. on the occasion Of their twentieth an
niversary. Oh the night OF Mardi Gras. az
Carroll Hall. We are under obligations 20
Mr.. A. kalinski, secretary, tor eomP!Amen
-,r -;cl-atc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

A Joint resolution las passed the Senate
authorizing the President 70 staten az the
mort OF New York one or more national ves-
sells to convey breadstutis and supplies con
.rbu,ed by the people OF this country t" the
destitute and suffering people q France
and Prussia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Louisiana Lodge No. ;, knights Of
PytLias, will meet tomorrow evening. at
half-past seven O'Clock, and a cordial inHi-
.ation is extended to sister lodges and Sir
knights Of the order 10 attend, as d. D. g.
c. Shacklcford, Of Mississippi, VIII deliver
an address highly instructive 20 Tie brother
hood, On subject deeply interesting to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Tie second grand fancy dress "r. mask
bail of Louisiana Lodge, No. ;, knights
of Pythias, will be given on Saturday eve
ming next, a, the Deutsche Company Hall
corner of Bienville street and Exchange
allev. for the benefit OF their relief funds.
Complimentary tickets have been presented
70 rs by lie secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

The fifth number Of the Home a'oltrslGL'
published by j. II. Hummel, has been lad
rpon our table by the editor We notice
that Mr.. D. Redmond, late editor OF the
South- Laad. has become associate editor ct
-ba Ynue I,urucl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

An interesting lecture on The Sunshine
and Shadow of Irish History Will be
delivered by John McPhelin. ESQ, on Sun"
day next, the nineteenth instant. See al
yertisement in another column.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

The thermometer yesterday morning 80:
seven o'clock was COO at New Orleans ."
at Augusta, $50 at Charleston. . 81. Gin
cinrati. 800 at Nashville, go 81 Key West,
and Go at Savannah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

The New York World says, without COM
nent. that the session OF the New Jersey
Legislature was recently ina"gurated with
PRAYER by a colored chaplain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Il is sal! .la: :;,nHe. On. N Eti'uagv " I.
las; three time. longer than :i.ae az II lie
summer months. :L.. tiic ;..c: - s..i.e con-
"ln-i.ely proved 4. .le timber q: :. Gouse II
Connecticut. WHICH ~. 81: in February,
E"'. and is now 3. per;.c: ana s...NH -
Wlen The hoise W.. An.i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

We have received from Mcssrs. Small Il
Co., coffee brokers, their weekly sofee
statement for the past week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

special meeting of the Chamber o!
Commerce will be held tomorrow evening
at seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

meeting of the Draymen's Association
will be held tomorrow evening, ~ NO. "
FuitCn street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Hon. w. P. Kellogg and J. II. Sypher Will
please accept our thanks iof appreciate"
favors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

phases of the subject affecting family
relations, about which he desired to more
fully satisfy himself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
NAV be had Of the following dealers;
George Ellis, opposite the Postoffee-
a. Simon. No. ga Exchange Alley.
&C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
C.G.D. Hole, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
depot. Third District, also at depot too: OF
LAFAYETTE street, First District.
JOHN Schaier, corner of Ninth and Com
stance streets
wv. Long, corner of Love ard Sngneln
etreets, Third District.
E. S. Marks, opposite Jefferson Market
Sixth District.
W.R. Dirks. No. "a Anrunciation street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
FINE WATCHES AND I:.W:iEI.
=. SlLtEKS-E!N.

sCC:L.T .: Carroll s:reetL
HtAYEk'N
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, VINE JEwElEY.
CLOCKS, SILVFRWARE, sPECTACAES,
EYE GLASSES, ETC.
Wculd respectfully inform lis Old friends and eyis.
toners that he has Ysopened q. the above named
location. His stock being entirely new, his goods.
consequently. are al OF she latest styles and are
warranted TO be equal 10 anything i'll the market.
Having bought for cash, he can sell lower than
almost any other house in the city, and being in
favor. OF quick returns and small profits, he viii
guarantee bargains 10 all customers. Come and see
his goods.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the very best
manner and at the shortest notice. oc23 Gun IT'D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

/ Credit sale of Iron-See D. Z. MoIphy $
auction advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
OUR SHIRT FACTORY.

Corner ~. Charles and Canal Streets
IL th~ place where :Ee:. - ssn irsi.,. sou 20
walk III and l.aN" voar n.as.r.. aoa can see lie
girls actually making II" shirts. AZ. mistake.
Faithful work and good y are in h'y CT r.
ASTEED bv leighton, whose s:or. Rs Ho.cu a
q century. II, 1-lty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
MARRIED..

MISREPRESENTATION "u....i. t..,..,s 2.
~, ~ !az1"C"y X--e..,i.. -: :!e :s-s.1ce Of
EoE. x. L. H.e. ty IN. !..'. ~. L. Christian " ss
ADELAIDE T.. stuart ..... Il. ger u g. :. =.
stuart. F>'.. q: Sdr.n.:, N.-s..sii ." JOIN 2. &.
ViMIrRY ~ New U.s.,. Loa..a.;A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Have Your Printing ard binding Done at
the Pelican dob Office. Corner Camp ard
POydras streets. oc29 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
BOSOMS-BOSOMS.

EXTRA LARGE AND LONG FINE PLATED
FRENCH MADE SHIRT BO>OMS.
An immense stock lust received aud for sale At
SIX for FOUR DOLLARS, or seventyhye cents each.
Only look at them in the show cases at tlGH.
TONS cheap and popular shirt store, corner u
Canal and ST Charles reefs fell 2t2dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
OPEN BEHIND SHIRTS.

One Plat SHIRTS Eye.et-lIo. SHIRTS. SHIRTS
for Loose Cuffs Broad-P,ai:.d SHIRTS Wedding
SHIRTS, Night SHIRTS Bows SHIRTS. III, ,1sl-
~ and prices are irves 81 ible-s.t
I.GIGHTON'S.
Corner Cas..l .,ld 81. Charles streets
fti! 2t2dp New Or,aus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

fhomastOH, Alton Gag snt susaA s1Mk
Hos4uGale and Louisville CENfN.
LARD OIL, COTTON SEED on
Luricating and Tanners. OILS.
PAINTS. COLORS, yARNISHEs and PAINT OLD
TAR, PITCH, ROSIN and COAi. TAR
FINE BONE DUST.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME
A full supply in store and for sale by
LOUIS BERNOS, Agent,
DEF 3m 1t 2dp SO Natches ss17''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06
MORE AGE sALE-wHERkAs Il. A. puKBE1
NJ NO GSliua Cratex

- ----- - -
M ORIG AGE sALE-WHEREAe II. A. DUEBER
M AID Emile Dnebe. .is wifi. n,Jrtgsscrs did dulv
MAKE ea.' ur al q her 10 Ii.s. Q. McCinr. NOS,
Ssss =, tier cerC4t il.c0 u,e III nmrtgnxa IN ,.
and tne'.". CON syns t.. f.ilu~ng rs.i esists and
prors.s s.;u ..- atHs 'vu't, ::i.lrn.. snu slais
u Mi"oe-t+, s,,.,. u..fxay- u -:r..,I .s f,I
low, VT: III. iots ;u....el.G .yu "a a,i avafS
OF clock L'u'.be ~ No. ''~r1s ADDITION IN
SUE s,.fh ST. ~. oly ALE. ID ,econd
IL. Ans comfy. wncu ssuu III r...xs ~; ,h.. $40
or o1 sale rn.r,iu cvr ,a.ns1 aud " , ,,.rs ..t
cn,.<a NV s.id n,oroAu,r. i,cr., r. ga S eAe-
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F2aky Pie Crust.-Pie crust is
rendered 'aaky" By rolling it out a
number of times. A little butter With
llrd makes the crust ricer; mix hall
the shortening with two thirds of the
-four add just enough cold water to
aid in rolling it out-roll from you
add bit more shortening aud -four
1t should be made as quickly a. posi-
bly,, and kept cool-cold even. Crust
can be made without shortening, by
using potatoes that have been boiled in
salt water, then strained ; they are wet
with sour milk, in which soda has been
dissolved and made roll-out.ablo BY the
addition of sufficient flour. In re.roll
ing pastry, simply fold it over, instead
of working it with tho hands.