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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

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titan al tbr iairuflho Iasirh ri.
lFa GrHrsia anl Ityas ayra-cs
rtma.u Unchanged, AMI an .Hproyc
msnt is indicated lee tho NlTolinas,
Trnne,ss and Arkansas, lhr prr
oeniaee ia each State, o. runpars'i
with the luly siaisrcut ut last
year, i as follow;
North Carolina, snly, ls7o, 20
per oeni. July, 'Si, 20 per cent,
South Carolits, JulY, 1870, %
per cent July 49,, lon per ccnt,
Georgla, July, $50, lOl per ecnt-
July, 1871, - Tlg cent
Florida, laly, 1870, % per cont,
JalyS ISL, - per cent
Alabama, JUS 1870, lOsPerecnt
JAY, 1871, 81 per cent, ...
Mississippi, July, lsTO, 9S Tes
cent gulS, ISL, 50 per cent.
Louisiana, July, 1870, l0l per
cent, July, 1871, rs per cent,
Texas. July, 1870, ~ per cent,
July, 1871, % per cent
Arkansas, July, ls7O, l0l percent,
July, 1871, 30 per cent
Tennessee, July, 1870, S. per
cent; July, 1871, as per cent,
While no estimate can at this ear
~ day be aulhori,alively made, this
inf,fmAtioA leads TO tho following
conclusion, with n reduction ofl2per
cent. relatively low condition, aud
a season as long n, that of 1870,
there should DO gathercda crop OF
3, 200, 900 bales, dr about as large Gs /
that of 1869; with 4 spator 81 aver /.
age length two million nine hurllred ,
thousand bales; with an early frost
and unfavorablc season FOR bioking !
1900, 900 bales. The prevalence OF
insects with other unpropitOus cir.
would probably reduce
the crop TO 100000 bales, while II
steady Improvement oftho plant for
sixty days, with tho longest and
and mos: favorable picking season,
might carry tho aggregate up TO
!, 10000 balcR. This is presented MS
. fair Abatement Of tho range ofprob.
abilities nom extensive aud reliable
lata and uninhuonccd BY the clam.
IRIS or speculations of tho Cotton
Exchange.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

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Hf.T. n THfs trfEilEITl fT HiaEs.uisi BE-
ET TTs FTr.uhsf asr aahEr rr rui IHn-
HrrTffs lie sals n no GratFr listFr
MaFtiur 10 greater iu Mississippi Asla-
ua, isui-i.us sul Texas ihau iasl ~ auT
aihsT, AL che s1sTls T.-r.rri iTau ise
fsiT lssasiaiilUs Z ihs.r States laHt'r
tha.s u sil ihe ether msrhiurs rumhiuri.
What acre ITTaf can DC OfrT, iaT shai
80 - insiiy claim, namely, that ihs Grover
s lakrT l. the Hest lamiiY SrHiHE Ma
chine, aul the faVoTile II ihe people II The
Souih,
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT
- canal street, New ORLEANS,
AnoiaeF large loi VI these Machines just
receive sRi Tor sale hy
kEAT0N q JOHNSON,
Agents, Dallas, feIs;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Hrs HEAD WAS LEvEE.-A New
York Wholesale grocer who has be-
came rich ia his business has late
,ly mado the following revelation.
lie says his rule was, when he sold
bill of goods on credit to immcdi-
ately subscribe for the local paper
of his debtor. So long as his CTS
toner advertised literally and Wig
orously he rested easy, but. us soon
rs he began to contract his adver-
Using space I've took the fact as ev-
idoncc that there was trouble ahead
and he invariably went for his debt,
Cor" said he, "the man who tccls
too poor to advertise is too poor to
do businos's. The withdrawing Of
an advertisement is an evidence
that business men are not slow to
observe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

sdriion. n. NJ Burford returned from
Fort Worth Oh Thursday evening, lie re-
ports the District Court as progressing
finely, Hon. Hardin Hart presiding, aud
II. l.. Ray District Attorney. Many at
tOrncys were in attendance. The Jhdse
reports the weather very dry, and crops
parchel up.
lie also reports tina. he took up with him
n sample Of some nine different varieties Of
peaches from the nursery Of our tOwnsman,
W. W. Bowen, which were pronounced by
experienced persons as tho finest for tho
,imo Of year that they ever saw, and
thu; Is our crinion too.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Corea, or KoreH, is an extensive peSSn-
sular country IN North-eSsteft Asfdi whose
limits are not accurately known. The
capital is named Kingkitoa, and is situa-
ted on the Kiang river. Corea is govern
ed by King, whose sway is in d raSbher
absolute, and, though tributary to China,
his freedom 81 Ection is uncontrolled. Tie
attack by the Corsans upon an American
expedition, and retaliation therefor, mem
toned BY recent telegraphic dispatches,
will bring this country in more Immediate
notice here.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

"a" We had tho pleasure Of visit, n
few days ago, from our old friend of ante
belium and beilum times, Major JhJ. Henry
Brown, who has moved TO our thriving
young city and designs making HIS home
here. The Major has during the last 20
years or more, been attached to the edito-
rial corps of several Texas papers, but
since tho war has resided several years at
Trxpan, Mexico. lie Intends engaging in
the real estate agency business, and will
shortly make known his location through
the columns Of the HERALD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

A son of Virginia has carried off
the first prize at the University of
Cambridge, England. In the fol-
lowing telegram to tho London
Times, of May 3Oth, the first name
is that Of grandson of the late
Hon. William G. Riyes, of Virginia:
"The English defamation land CON-
position) prizes, at Trinity College.
University Of Cambridge, have been
awsr u as follows: First prize.
George Dockheart Rives, scholar;
second. Hon. G.. IL. Shut; third,
lord HOnteagle."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

GEo. J.. BA,sp, Dallas, Dsllas Casualty,
Texas, agent for tho sale Of the celebrated
Patent White VIE Cl5ttes Lint, (seveu
strand) warranted TO never rnst Or injure
the clothes in any way. Best and cheap
est line in the world, price only Three cents
per foo-, manufactured by tht Hudson
River Wirg Mill CO., New York. 3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Say" The building of the bridge ever the
Trinity ut this place, and the roadway
through the bottom, is giving employment
to largo number of men and teams
Main Street. opposite the HERALD Office, is
almost continually filed with wagons 60
ing to or coming from tho bridge, some
hauling rock and c.hers native .imbers
while the roadway tn the west side of the
river ia as busy place, witt, its hurrying
men and teams, as can be found any where.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Hs5" Our young and talented friend,
and townsman, Ell. c. Bower, left us Oh
Sunday last, on visit to his boyhcod
home in Missouri, and will probably be
absent until fall. Ed. is q clever fellow,
n rising lawyer and has gained host of
friends during his six years rcsidehce III
the "Threc Fork. city" We wish him
pleasant visit, and safe return to home
and family.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
A paper with d descriptivo turI

o A paper with. d descriptive turn
walks into Rhetoric, as follows !;
"Wbile enjoying these mcmcnts-
blissful momants which comes but
twice in. a lifetime-Once When h1
finds his mother $ preserves, and Tie
other-as mentioned, "ect., ecE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

SJ'The weather continues exceedingly
hot and dry. Rain would he . blessing to
all just now, not that it would do the crops
any good, for We fear they are Iast re-
demptiou, but it would cool the air and
mako IL more eniurahle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

An exchange says: "1t is not good
taste for young men 10 stay after
ten o'clock When. visiting young la
dies" Oar devil says h5 never no.
ticcd any difference in the taste af-
ter ten o'efoek. Ifs says it's good
airy time -
(Fonkers Gntetie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
The famous Mount Conis tunnel

The famous Mount Cenis tunnel
ID itot q suGcess. A locomotive and
ttaih Of cars lias past through at
the cost of the lives of two chgin.
ecrs Who licd Of stf6cailon. Iho
idea of a constant draught of dir
passing through the opening has
proved u fallacy, and no adequate
means have yet been devised for
its proper ventilation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

NED IIuNT saya he sells Drugs cheaper
than any house in the city. Come and
see for yourselves. 45lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

a Polish noblenian who speaks
seven languages is working ut Chi
cago for 50 a week. One Ofhi Ian
guages is undoubtedly profane.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Fhitn thiri mad % QaarHr'Y i.Hfrr-" ~ tlH
Z M. niirirt .irE. q a. IauIrt -.sga o. 'rsl'
taTia ith -HulsR Ia lulH,
sgnNaF Ia ysIY-
Usllas ggruit, q white o. "a, lsI ,laasy "a Aps r.
llrsiaI Ni-,i.u, Al iulssu tg.h, -la sg---l De-
AuE1si-
lnuiuH ,igruii, BiTdEi,lf, a 'rf.iay a. Aggl.i,
Usiu-Nillg Iirrgit, Naluss 'ir, en- srutsg "a 90
A6auTlfl sfssiua q liitiTiIi iHuilrufs q uslas-
wills, &, limrugiug IhuT' isy -'ih Ansal rshl
", e, AnlAU, rr1sii'us L1rr
The fuTih round -foustfTly Ipuhrnsss ID tls
nailas RsiIiFl tuT l>is-
Rrnlpn I.rsNit, satigiay and sn1-aV, sept 81 a,
l,raIuT Nissiu, Natsrisy ani Nuaiss, SIT u
OairsNio NigculI, saturday sai HaAlA, hrPl' u
~
sryrpe CiIruii, ssiIr'sy M S'lntsy, spi - -,
haliss tiHult, SaluTisy, rrI' - NunisNs OF !,
Hala, sI.Iisn, fAIGTisA sHi luiaN, 'ici, 2 as,
MrKiunrl liT.uIi, satgrl'y 4 sulias, hTi, y,
- q, versa, fTrsiiing nisT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
HALUAWlE NIAP..

For sale at the HERALD Office SSchedler's
Typographical Map of the SSac Of War,
with plans of the Fortrcsses Of Paris, Metz
and Straseourg." Printed in three cclors.
Price one dollar. =,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
A sUprI.Y OF ,.aob Hi.OOD.

Tho srawreL Tonic. In conjunction with the Pills,
pcrmcsiss aud Rssinilairs wiz Tie food ChYlihca,
iioh Is now progressing without the Itclio,l- tor.
lures, Digestion becomes painless, aud tho eyre u
soon 10 hc at hand. There Is no Lipte hntg'yngp,
no eSAcrrbaiion fthc stomach. Al NpDtite ;rS In,
Now eumrA III. greatest Blood Purifier ever yot
gly,n 10y an ihdulg.nt Father 10 sulcgln; mnn.-
SgNcncks pn'munir Syrup zones In to perform. It's
fractions and to hasten ahl complete tho cure. II
myers at nhen upon rs WORK. Nature esnh,l pr
disclosed portions N the inng-. In the form Of "a.
thcrlng-, II prepares them for cSpcctoration. and
IT, III avery short time the malndy Is vanpuishcd,
tho rotten THRONE that Il occupied Is renovated and
made new, nnl the patient, in all the dignity "
rrIHincd ygor steps isrth to enjoy tho manhood or
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Two hundred and twcnty-fOur1ife
insurance frauds have bsrsl IN. En-
gland IN iEciitF-six years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
DH. JosHru ~; sCnnNrK'- sin.

sni syAiisi ihsIa.riNrs,a ~ bic wsrThl sflsari -
Iarslirihss, thsy saaid uai have tailrn-
~, SfhrnrE has Ia his uNG sac pInTri that
shrTrNrT sufhfiFnt vitality FviHsus, that Niaiiiy,
~ his Hsiifihus aud the iiUriions ioT their usF,
l. auiskrRri inia heslIhiul gisuT,
Ia tkis siaisiarEl ileTu 10 n"ihing PFrsunI ll'n'
To the faith Il tho iRyaiii is Wai- - nPTr' ia
tiaR tLst l. not ihousani times sul'siAnitairl ~
living aud visible works, The ihr0TN II thr rnI-
by IT, SrhrnrN's muiirurs l. a. simple as u Il un'
filias. iRbbilasuphy T~luirs-s no argument, IL
IL . li-sssQFlLs, sslfsnHNineins, 81
Tho s-s.uoi f"His sud Mandrake Plf1 arr the
nTsi tao s-alHus 9Th stIrh the citadel ~ ~
haiaiy l. Assaiiri, Tsn,thirs II thu ea,-s " 60
sh~iriien OF ,iuair In dSsi-Isia sud fu tionsly
d'sabirT-i liver, with i.ls ranfIti"n the hfURrhls
tate. " symIalhiss' Siik the stomach, They Irs'
I,Ri u thu mgTihr seiion II the liver, Here then
,ats the eliminating a., alt, aud thv srliihs In,
: I'm al rs ll.iIr..ins fynpIpmh "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

A recipe for revolving POst-bole
is peddie1 out wet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

The work VI euTy Z pos ginning. The Niiistri
aud mucoas irIDslis Ia III towels aud In tho ali.
n-uiary canal ar r,eet,d,, Ihv lNe,. like CLOCK,
.. wound W, II AFoaso- iIom IT. iofpiiiy, Tho
stomach acts responsibility, aud the patient begins
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22


We were present Mt the coiihting
of tho votes Saturday evening, on
the proposition Of Mr.. Picicc (the
Galveston Harrisburg and San An
tonia railrond,) and the fS!luwing
il the ACCOUNT :
For the proposiiion........"......il25
Against the ........."... .....'lJ
scntterlnE;............ '''''..'f
Tho klcliapoos are said TO be q
very patriotic people. They could
not SEQ the glorious 18th 80 by With
olit II celebration. They therefore
cattle down to within three miles
of our city, danced the scalp dance
and returned; takihg 400 horses
along upon which they had no
claim, and tic brands of which they
had failed to records. A. Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
CONsUNI'TpcN.
nLRAtR "a, sriT.. iiLIiIND.r

The Mandrake Pills are eumPn.ti - one II M
trrr's npLirst sins-thr rnlophilinm fsliainni,-
They r,.s-s. all tho blood ssarchHs, alternative lfc
p-Fiies 1T ral,n-i, hut uuliks calaprl, they
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CoNSUMI'yNHN.
ITS CURE AND PREvrSrATIvE
nv ., %, sgIiRNtR, mn,

NIANN shumaa hrins hes passed sway, or atosf
vi du.ih ILFTs as o. ether Tussau thag ihs nFs'
ipCt ~ kEtwn aut inAisIutsilN pruNFh usaus ~
-ufs, III -, a - Esd lsaT -, h'lily sHl iIiunds
40 sirs iF ilu aIts-i.ss slLaai- inia sAIA, had
fhrN - Ir1LK L. Ia a ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Nfsariirrrrf.l Thfau lus' issufi
r.irs cloth. q lp. .TFf.. Scat iT nail
IW. sAlNaLIl- llsiali uHr'
strtry Ismhu Ihr-llsif e iss.u
copies Of ihs alr,s u0ri 'Hsirssfi'si asi
~ sale - 81 IssieI or r'ry, aiihs
UrHALp uFflrE
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

hours a-dsy without having been threaten,
ed with a strike. In Berlin, however, ana
In other large towns in Germany, me
movement grows epaeo, ana tnoueu We
and their own rapacity to thank for these
disastrous occurrences, yet there 10 NO
doubt that the working man OF the Perio1
il largely imbued with the principles OF
the International, and disposed 70 make
the most outrageous demands. Soon,, We
suppose, we shall hear of their refusal 20
work, unless their employers share not
only their profits but their capital with
those who work for them.-London Re9ts-
ter, Sept. 10TH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Another -Monseigneur Maret,
Bishop of Sura lin partibus) and Doyen
of Sorboune, has followed the example of
the other prelates who, like himself,
were absent from the public session of
the Council of the 18th of July, 1870; and
has sent to the Pope declaration. renew
inc the expression of his entire and hearty
adhesion to the dogmatic decree promui-
| gated at the session above named; and has
Included in the same declaration retrac-
ton of the two pamphlets published by
him Just before the Council. we under
stand that the Pope has been much graft
fed at this voluntary act on the part OF
, MGR. Maret, and has commissioned his
E9inence, Cardinal Patrizi: Vicar OF Rome,
to express to the Right Rev. Preiate the
satisfaction felt by his Holiness. =
Death of the Protestant Bishop Of Huron.
, His lordship the Bishop of Huron, the Ri.
Rev. Benjamin Cronyn, D. D., died at one
o'clock Friday morning, September %, at
the Episcopal residence in London, Canada,
: of disease of the heart. Bishop Cronyn
: was born at Kilkenny, Ireland, and was
sixty-nine years of age at the time of his
" death. He emigrated to Canada and set
tied in London in 1882, occupying the posi-
n ton of pastor of the congregation OF St
Paul's uatil his election as first Bishop In
It 1857.
It Death of the Bishop of Kouy- Ichsou.-I'
r ia our painful duty to announce the deatl
$ of Mgr. -Faurie, Bishop of Kouy Tcheou
l. !. Mgr. Faurie was returning from the Coun'
10 Gil wien he succumbed to an attack o.
n illness on the 2lst of last June, at houy
ic Fou on the outskirts Of his Mission, when
Is he was never again to see.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

The neighborhood of which the inses nysebieal
of jackson and Magazine streets is the geoglance
centre presents brisk lively bustlng p1aTts Of
the business portion of the city where ss sIb
to be lively, is not. There is progress, Ie
stantal progress uptown. and no mistake.-ftedy'''
Oct. c. 80. ,o-
That's 80. Mr. Pic, and as evidence of that pro
gress we will mention that Messrs. O'DonneH " e ~
& Co. have taken the splendid new store recensS
by Dr. Wade at CAB Magazine street corner oil
where they will open Of tho finest STOCKS y, -.
goods ever brought to this CITY, The energy
and popularity Of the members of this ne" hfn -.
Guarantees of brilliant future Mr. j. ODonnen' 'n
senior member of the firm. is well known as long ''
uected with the trade in this CITY, and has oeen zoo
dent of that excellent organization, the CLERKS
lent Association. Mr.. JOS Wemett is one OF our o
popular young Creoles, and has most eA'onD =
acquaintance having been for sixteen years
with the house of z. Giquel, Canal street. VI MI
J. Buck we can scarcely tell the residents OF the
and Fourth Districts anything, for they have lou
Known him in connection with the leading drS soOu
| emporiums of tho Garden District. When sueh "eu
combine in q business movement, there can possibly "
but one re sut-a splendid success Tomorrow Is
opening day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

DR.. +. III. KNAPp.-The many friends OF tnis
are inform ed that has removed from Cann
NJ 10 RaTonne street. second house from the Jeeu,ss
GSnrcb PeTsons needing any kind Of work in the nno
Of dentistry would do well to consult Dr. F. knaPR
"a mia ekl and long experience and thorough kno,m
edge Theoretical as we'll practical Of his
are universally admitted l9Baronne street Is MS ~
address,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, October 5
MORNING STAR OFFICE.

Saturday Morning. October g, l51lS
strict @iddng . IL nv shsh
sssardss
R's
Ssn hsS
on saturday not general and RE
s ssiss .s snS Tuesday
changed hands prsss s.Iss Of to
shisSS
nty at
sS Ss
sum snRs AND quote Wig: fair II
q ysss slss su ~
IS To- soc Tor infsrior S fementng city re-
es1sS sas
s ss 50 to Sc 'n'hs for mixed and
IS to 56o Per bushel for choice anu %
hATTSe aaSi supplied per for prime
and Ks lst seis ss Dbl RETAIL
and at M s 50 saeea al m
sides sac sides to sic, and l6i to sac Tor
EARDTierces sell at los oa and kegs at L. to sc
DRY SALT MEAr-shoulders are quoted at ID to &c
BnsAkFAsr BAcoS-western commands IA to i4hc per
lb. W.. =. % q, e.c cboioe
oshen SIC, and common Northern AT ~ 10 -''
, per Id. and 70.
serve at l2i to l3c per ID: ..o,.,d
POULTRY EGas-Chickens arc selling on Lne Az,
50 to g per S doa according to 'ae'
selling g rs to - % Per DBL
per crate Green Apples f. so to o So 70 ers
o. to 50 10 sack salt in pockets lbs &C.
CorSrrWe quote 174 to 17sc per ID gold duty paid
for prime 1ol good l64 to Gil for fair
WHIsKY-we quote 81 OF per gallon for choice
~ Western rectifed. Bourbon 81 81 to 81 Hish "in'
fNpiA quote slc yard In bales IN
l7kc in rolls Kentucky hemp and fax ~ 70 oao; az "
70 quality. Domestic jute bagging 2Oc per yara IN
d IRON TIEs-Are steady and firm ut Of 10 d pei "
l. Money Market.
Gold ia. to 1l4a American half dollars i0st to IVA
le Mexican dollars li5h to 1l52.
a. Sterling exchange 1929 to i2ss, francs iran e,ninm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

The residents of the Fourth District VIII S
pleased TO learn that Prof A. Vnlliet the e al
einper of St. Alphonsus Church, will aain
his time TO teaching music thorough mn,Tsd undsr
the teachinR Of this talented and well knoMn ~
sinRinR teacher. He win also attend 20 Sunnk b.
pairing pIAnoo- Apply at lI5 81 Anore~ S'h0''
tween Constance end Laurel 0tzeetS'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

Gold ll4A to 1l43. American half doiars ioei
Mexican dollars ll5A to 1152.
Sterling exchange 1921 to 1894, francs to -
Domestic exchange, to per cent premium
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

Drotest most strongly against such odious mSa-
sures. Tho Government OF t the 1s;nu D th:t
q throughout the world are ready T.
*aIa the mart of their persecuted brethren. AZ
will be the same now - It was III cstbo,;c in |
tere:ts arc one and tho same eyerywhere;
.shersvsr thc STATE commits An act Of unjust
violence against any of their BODY, tnose DO
ssnse Of DUTY. but also by the knowledge OF
the strength which Catholic union Proo19GIS ara
"Germany-The Bishop OF Ratisbon Sba r,s.
ria) Mgr Ignatius Won ssnessieX ronnt Charles
Nalecz Raizgnski (Posen); Count Calus ,n
Stolberg (Saxony); Chevalier Henry Won schrG-
ter (Prussia); Henry Mas SBadESJ,s sx Won Loe
Austria-count Leo Tbun. Count 9: Won
Blume, Count Won Bergen, Com. CONT Ah'n'"'
Belgium-Count o. de Alcantara, Joseph ae
Hemptinne, Count A. de Kobiano, Count Geor.
ges de Nedouchel, Guillaume verspegen' Couh'
Edgard du Val de Beaulieu.
spain-Gabino Tejado, Count de Castrilloy
de Orgaz, Emilio de Arizona.
! States of the Caurch-Dnke Scipione SaiVi-
| att Marquis Giovani Patrizi.
France-Leon Aubineau, editor of the Uni
rers Armand Ravelet, editor of the Monde
Adophe Baudon, Count Emile Laford, Marle
Artaud Haussman, Charles Jaqu'eE' nee ,s,,- Ly'
Z Count Charles de Nicolay, Count Fam ae
Bleda, Prosper Dugas, Louis Juster, victor
FinaZ.
dolph, Earl of Denbigh; William Gordon
Priest Of the Oratory; Charles de Ia Barre 30
denham.
Hebron, Auxiliary of Geneva; Col. Eugen
Allet, Count Raphael de Courten, Joseph ga
non) Schorderet, Count TIL. Scherer Boccard.
Tuscany-Roberto Gherardi del Jurco (fior
ence). ,o,,
I'll ,a,rsa M ruu >.ExsRrps OF THE EINsIEDEL,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-14
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
BISHOP SOULE'S LlNIMEHT.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-14
n Il i Il ALICIA

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