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STEAMBOATS,.
0 NEW ORLEANS.
FOR OAIso AND ST. LOUIS.
.emphls and ST. Louis US. nail Line

For Osceola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
HOn Mountain r. r., at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
beats up the Ohio River.
Cartwright, master
This elegant steamerw Will leave R-A
as above ~
THIS DAY, SIst mat, a. S pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, East and West: apply
to General Railroad and steamboat ONCE,
TON L. DUNN. cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at the 81. Louis WharfbCat.
FLEA. CALVERT, Gen Sup'L
oc31 WE. DILL, Agent.
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DERocRATIe EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The members of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Democratic party Of Tennessee
are requested to meet in Nashville on
Tuesday, the 8lst inst.
I. b. THOMAS. Chairman.
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BRUSSELS SILKS
BRUSSELS SILKS
REDUCED TO SOC A YARD,
at
MENKEN BROTHERS..

A favorable NoToRIETT.-The good
reputation Of Br0s0n's Bronchial TFoohes"
for the relief OF coughs, colds and throat
diseases has given them a favorable noto-
riety,
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Rsosived daily per express by V, D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
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q OW-One me Chester white SOW. Apply
> at &7E Main street. oa
AEULE-A fresh lot of mules arrived last
w night; q good lot OF mules and horses on
hand ~ All lines, At FARES q JAMES
SsabIa No 9s Recoud street. OCT
I OTIS On Walnut street, on time. Apply
IL At IS Union Et. GkOkaE DlAON.
Nc. 1 COUNTER AND SHELVING for
- grocery store. Also. one StsSrns a
Rarvin's Fire-proof cafe. Apply TO
seq ARTEE a HARRERT. No. Union sc.
nEsTDEECE-A desirable residence, No.
II So Jefferson street; 8 rooms and kitchen;
good servants' hoUGe, stable and carriage
house, coal and wood house, excellent cistern
under new shed, all in good repair price
low and terms easy. Apply on premises. seA
EAW-EILL-One a No. ! Steam Saw.Mtn,
- complsts, with Grisi attached forty
horss poWerl. Apply to ]. A. OELEf,
ia No. %5k Second street. Memphis.
RLgFF CITY MILLS, Isl Poplar street; In
- good repair; VIII sell on easy termA, or
rs1i d. Z. MYERS,
"a G7k Main street.
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PREPARE for cold weather, and have
your CRATES set with Lemons Improve
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second ChaneeFy Con-
scot.

Decisions yesterday; Hamilton VS. Ham,
iltOn, divorce refused for ~infOrmRliEy
Harris VS. Harris, decree allowed; Boiling
VS. Gamble, for complainant; State We
Nsshobs turnpike company, motion over
ruled; City VS. southern railroad Rssocis-
ton, exceptions ovsrruled; argument on
motion to dissolve heard to-day. Nos.
200, 245, 246, 278, sos, S12 and Sl7 continued.
Remaining cases passed to smother dsy.
To-day is motion day. Hereafter the
court hours are from ESQ am. to 2:30 pm.
Chancellor Morgan will preside, by inter
change, in this court Tomorrow to try
causes in which Chancellor Scott is
Incompetent. A LIST Of tbe Cases will APP
pear tomorrow mnraing.
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PLUMRs beautifully cleaned and dyed
st the Memphis steam Dyeing Establish
ment, 262 Second street.
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. one ire Chester white SOW. Apply
> 6t27E Main street. OF
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ROARnERS
Rooms AND BOARD.

nOARDEBS Gentlemen day boarders, at
- 28 ih!rd street. References required and
given oc9
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LADIES, do not fail to look at d beau.
tiful Jackets, which we are Offering at IS
but worth $40.
B. LoWENSTEIN 4 BROS.
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TEsTIMOST.-Thousands of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms Of
communication Of the magical effects of
Mrs. Whiteomb's Syrup for soothing In
fsnts teething.
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EooNolIY.-Taks your fall clothing 70
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt 4 HaDson'a old stsndl 246 Second
strsst, HANSON a WALKER.
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FRESH

JAMES BAoHMAN's Memphis ale and
Ayrss' building. opposite Court Square.
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TEE chsspest and best Dyeing and
maauing House In the city is st 246 SEQ
o-sd strest fHunt q Hsnson's old standA
HANSON A WALKER,
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has the
largest assortment of Magazines, EDITORIALS
and dailias In the city.
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srEAM FITTING, sIs SECOND street.

HEAT, OoMFoET n EOoNoMY-This
you will get by having your CRATES set
With Lemons Improvement. Cali at 295
Second street.
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~ The city subscriber who fail 10 re
eeiVe their papers promptly VIII Obliss
us BIZ sending word 10 thts Omee.
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sac r.. Il
EoFFIAlI
AE7l-
b
1ue1ee Ral
he PeabodI
b. i51h Of sd
8 81
eotQrE tor u
nolr anal
ln1I1nRhalI
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nWf LLING-A neat two story frame
IL dwelling. No. ga Washington street
Apply TO }. A. Taylor. No ! Madison street,
or ". A Smith al AenEsn q Bro. ocZs
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Leaving To-day.


River down-felI one inch. Upper
streams are also on the decline. There is
zotbing favorsble TO report, save that the
weather all day yesterday was cloudy,
with strong Indications OF rain, and late
last night the prospects were more favor
sbls. The reports from other sections are
favorable for more rain. Business at the
wharf was lively all day. Nothing of IN
uaucl futaraaE tranan9paI
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SEE advertisement of Dr.. Butts Dis
penssry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. It
hould Be read by all
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A. sEEssEL 4 SON.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME.

Two thousand dollars worth Of prizes
to be drawn for 2o00 tickets at one dollsr
each. Prizes on exhibition in our show
windows. Thirty beautiful Lace Points
and Silk Dress Patterns. Drawing to take
place on tbs evening Of Saturday, Dscem-
Der %, 1871. Each ticket will be registered
with the holders name, and as we are de-
sirous of disposing OF tbs above goods and
the stock OF u retail department, the
reputation Of the house is q guarantee for
the fairness Of the drawing.
TICRETs ONE DOLLAR.
GEESSET, % BON
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MEMPHIS REAL ESTATE DIsTRIBU-
TON. - Drawing Nov. oh. - Foreign
agencies ceased drawing positively on the
9Th. Each ticket is registered, and the
time required for the enrolment OF other
than home sales is supplied in he interval
of nina days. Tickets will be sold up to
the evening of the Sth instant, a. the CEN
trsl Office, A Adams street, Memphis.
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AT HOME, October u, 1871.
Messrs. r. Dudley Frsyser, T. A. Johnson
and @. Oberst, Committee.
GenHenen-Your communication Of the
18th instant, notifying me that the Con-
fsderate Relief and Historical Association
Of this city wished me to deliver, on the
evening of the 18th instant, an address on
1.-THE life, character and services of Gene
ersl Albert Sidney Johnson" was this
dsy received. Nothing would sfford me
more happiness than to be able to comply
with this request. A long spell of fever,
from which l am but now convRlescent,
has left me Frustrated, so that I am, ply
sically, too feeble TO promise such an ad-
dress at so early q day. If agreeable, 1
will comply with this hsttering request
on the night of the I'd Of November
prOximo.
Return my Acknowledgements to the
society for the honor they have done me
in thus making me instrumental in rever-
ing the fame OF one of the ablest and
purest of our immortal dead, and accept
my thanks for the courteous terms in
which you have expressed yourselves.
Respectfully, etc,
ED. w. MUNEORD.
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OUR READEas will and teIegrsPhie
news and a complete commercial report
on the third
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Rarden, orchard, three acres, well enclosed
ard IN good order Apply to Minor Meri-
wethsT, 50 Main street oeS
TORE AND DWELLING on JEFFERSON ST.,
y near Main. JOSEPH l. ANDREWS,
oE 252 Front street.
nWfL LING-A neat two story frame
IL dwelling. No. ga Washington street
Apply to J. A. Taylor, No 7 Madison street,
OF ". Smith At Aenksn q Bro. oez5
II EsIbENCE- Ten rooms; would accom-.
" Tnodats two small families, II desired;
large lot attached; Alabama street, fTonting
Hiil street. Terms, nfty dollars per month;
notes with approved indorser.
ol6 J.C IOHHsOH, Y Jefferson street
ID EsIDEECE-suburban residence, on Kerr
II avenue; stable, carriage hEuse aud D
acres well enclosed. Apply to Minor Mer1-
Wether. So Union street ocis
HOuEE-Wfth 4 rooms, kitchen and ser
HI wants room; beyond Memphis and
Charleston depot, On Jefferson street extend.
Cd; convenient q business, and IN q splendid
uetEhbOrhood; possCz-ion given list OF No
vember. Address j. NJ Appeal ONCE. OILS
DoOWs-Tuo nice front rooms on Hain
II street, suitable for Cfnees; also, 8 or
nice rooms, suitable for sleeping roomB- In
quiIe al No. al MAIN STREET.
osl4
ID EsmESCE-A nrst-olsss cottage residence
N on strest cars, snd shady.
Also a nice two story brick, hne grounds.
oe7 WA WhEAILkf, 70 Main.
ID E5DEECE-An elegant suburban resi-
n den0e On Walnut street.. Dwelling with
EEz rooms snd two acres OF land; accessible
20 street railroad. The land Is well set with
the mOst e. Oice nult trees. Apply at NOS
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Fssf c1reaft Court-HeiskeII, Judge.
General Humes and Judge Brown con-
ofuded their arguments in the gas case
yesterday. Colonel McRse and Judge
Wright speak to-day. and will be followed
by Judge Thomas K. Smith, who will
close the case.
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No PLACE better for cleaning gentle
mems wear than the Memphis Steam
Dying Establishment, 262 Second street.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS at Browne
4 Brownies, SIS Second street.
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upoE the SUBJECT OF marriage and the pro-
vision Of our organic law upon which it Is
founded, are repugnant 70 the conatltu-
lion and laws of the United States, and,
therefore, null and void.
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GENERAL ALBERT SYDNEY Johnson.
Proposed Address by Colonel MunfOrd
before b Confederate Relief and
Historical Society.

The attention of our readers and the
public generally is called to the following
correspondence. The address will TAXI
place In the ball of the association, in the
second circuit courtroom, on Thursday,
November I'd, at s O'Clock pm Those
favorable to the promotion Of the good
and charitable objects of the association
are especially invited to attend. The as
ISOLATION contemplate having q series of
lectures this winter, in order more effect
nally to popularizs the corporation among
those who are unacQuainted with its
p~rsiseworihy objects. All the members
are requested to be on hand, and to bring
their lady and gentleman acquaintance.
The lecture Is free to all.
MEMPHIS, October IL, 1871.
Colonel e. ". MaHford, MemPkis-At
the last meeting of the Confederate Re-
lief and Historical association, we, the
undersigned, were appointed q committee
TO invite and request you to deliver be-
fore said association, at their hall, in the
second circuit courtroom, an address on
the life, character and services of the late
great and good man, General Albert Sid
ney Johnson.
VIII you please accept our invitation
and sccsde to the wish of our association.
If you will, we name Thursday, 18th day
Of October, 1871, at II pm.
" g are yours, etc,
r. DUDLEY FRAYSER,
I. N. JOHNSON,
q. OBERST,
Committee,
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RIVER NEWS.

FRESH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily per express, by s. Clement, Y Beale.
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A meeting of the c~orporators of the
Memphis Building Association, was held
on Friday night at the ofics of Donoho
5ulklsy when she following board
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First ChAncery COurf-MOrgan. Chan
cellar.

CCAA8N
The case OF Swanwiek VS.. Harris, now
on trial, viii be concluded this morning,
after which the following csses will be
taken up:
S07, Stonsr VS. Hormes: 81, Pope VS. Pope;
sos, Ackermac vs. National Banking and In
surance Company e6I, Cato VS. BAtanan; sos,
$40, Taylor VS. Rounds; s72, Hamilton VS.
Treat; g4 Harrington VS. Price; y75. Price VS.
Hodges; go, Eddtns VS. Mayor ana Aldermen
Memphis; 81, AppersOn Vi Gfider; 9sl,
Partee VS. Rutlanu; s57, Merchants National
Bank VS. Fails; SsS, Green VS. Hollsnshsds I;
geo, Bishop vs Wallace; 99S, Gilbert VS. Par
Tish: G4 GayeBO savings Institution VS. Fell
HERON; VS. P0oley VS. Webb; s99. Vaughan
Vaughan; 1000, NtckershaIn VS. Blythe;
lO0l Record VS. Cuslin; l0e2, Lee VS. simpson,
IU04, Crews VS. Chester; los, scruggs VS.
Bridges; l06, Bank OF West tennessee VS.
Mari; ll07. Cash Va HaWley; lG0s, Gay VS.
Pane VS. Robinson; 10lS, Paine VS. Quimby;
1914, Quimby VS. QutmDy l0l5, Orr VS. Qulmbyi
lois, Chotesu VS. Quimby; IUll. Newell VS.
C~iaghorn; lois, Weller VS. Quimbyi 1913, Hin
gsveny VS. Memphis and La Grange railroad
Company; lO3. Drift VS. Memphis Ogsrton
Hotel CompaDyi l0xb, COssett VS. Bill; lU&7,
VS. Quimby; 1923, Waddell VS. Boone;
l0.9, SttllmAu VS. Lincoln 1880, Bland ex-parte
petition; 1881, Hartley VS. Nixon; 1882, Viii
kerson VS. Franklin Insu rance Company;
los, Wear VS. MoDona'd; 1925, Hayes VS. Lee
geTe; 1857, Norton VS. Kenny; 1925, May
vs. Lewis; l040, Baton vs. Baton; l04l, Stock
ley VS. Stranger lO42s Bethel Va TTigg;
JAoKKTsl Braided JacketSll Beautiful
jackets at S., worth $40, at
b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
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GAS FzgTlzs, sls second street.
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B. 4. HoLLKNBERe's Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 262 Second street.
See advertisement elsewhere,
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PUxFs, slb seeond street..
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NEAkE-g0 REWARD-Wm pay the above
NJ reward for The return Of one blsok
mare, heavy with fold, 10 hand high, one
white spot In forehead, aged six years.
sfrayed or stolen from my place. otOber ssth,
ISL.
oosO O. GALLINA, 90 Bssle street.
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dates.
Jackson county farmers grow very hne
tobacco,
Much Georgia cotton IL being market
aN f- E-F--1-
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Second Circuit COurt-HaIsey, Judge.
To-day the following cases will be called

for trial:
as, -Seheouover, admir-, VS. Hayden; ass.
smith vs. Greenlsw; SIS, Conley VS. Joy &c
62l. Warren vs. Hough ct al; 52S, Kendig 4
Cook VS. Hongh; So. Clinton, use, etc. VS.
Rocket; SIS. Nell et al vs. Seymour ct al 555,
simpson & West VS. Bartlett, Gouti & lanoy:
SIS Nelson vs. Latura and wife; 557, Dalton VS.
Armstrong; $50, Eekerly VS. FTlelag; SCI, Bal,
ley VS. Grace: 582. McKeon VS. Aste; 56S, Aer-
Ger VS. WolteTinR; $40 Nil er VS. McGinnis; 574.
sweat ct al VS. Bingham ct al; $40. hord VS.
Lecey ct 81; 675, Barrett VS. Barrett; 577, rurdie
vs. South Ex Cos 57S, Decker We Brown, sdmx;
$50, Marshall vs. Redmond; 5Sl, Marshall vs.
Marshall; 5s8, Craft & 20 VS. DuDcsn; 40,
Kesrnsy. Blsis & Co vs. spittle. sdmx; 5s4.
Graham VS. Swan: $50, McClure VS. Wtntefs.
So, WOlteri~ g VS. Huley, exr. etc; 81. Ken dig
VS. 9elley; tS Conner VS. Abel; tS9. Jordan vs.
Coree ct al; 59, Merriweather VS. Swan; 592.
uin vs. LSnford; 5sS UundeT wood vs. bar
DIN; 594, State ct al VS. Rice. Davis q Co; SOS,
HhrbeTt va Armour et al; 593, ST Louis + q
Ins 90 VS. Tnmlinson; 2797, Union Blk Tenn VS.
Pattison; Eg7, Carroll vs. Carroll; SOS, Glenn VS.
Glenn; 592, Hart Ell al VS. Miller et al; 600, Hart
st al vs. Miller Of al; col, Manneripg VS. Win
tiers; 6C2 annGd VS. eward 6C3. Cartwright
Iongley et al; sea, Rosenthai and wife VS.
HeDdle; o6. ROWley VS. halloreS 500, Car
mack vs. Rice
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oosoLu1a dresses the hair beautifully.
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city assessors and their CLERK be nxed at The
sum OF $3.50 each. Adopted by board Of alder
men, November l, 1871.
By Alderman DWy6r.
AreaoIution ahas thp proparty owners on
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DR. J. (. WRIGHT.

Late OF Columbia, Louisiana ners his pro-
lessionals services to the citizens OF Memphis
q vicinity. A continuous u extensive
practice in the Ouachita Valley for twenty
consecutive years having given him a prac-
teal familiarity with the various types OF
hopo to give satisfaction to All
Who may favor him with their PATRONAGE.
Having devoted special attsntton to OPERA.
fully performed most Of the capital ooera.
OF the day, he respectfully solicits nat
In that branch CT HIS profess3on.
On1ce and rastdence corner Of Court and
Third gkrasfsL 90
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Figures for the Contemplation and
study Of Menphis Merchants and
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EXAMINE the CRATE In thia office. 'Tis q
crses saving Of fuei-ED. 81
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hTIt- SIX q %
Jos p LeYett n Co
Mitchell, HOnmRn&Co
~SOuthworth & ThRyer
Johnston a Vance
Wade a Co
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court snd jury, to have fFaudulently Oh
tanned from the Broadway bank, ION
connectsd set OF transactions, within
very short period, not less than s4,0O0,0 Ot
without any color OF right. Il probabl
extends 10 s. 500,6cG. Unless interiors
with BY corrupt legislation at the mex
session Of the Legislature or great srro
IoUsE-P Part OF house lSs Adams street,
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ID EzTDENCE-Ten minutes walk from
IL Poplar street cars. Nine rooms, bath
room and water.wOIks, cistern, well, stables
garden, orchard. three acres, well enclosed
and IN good order Apply to Minor Meri-
Eether. So Main street. Oc2
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FOR LEASE.
LOST.

nWELLIEG-With 81 acres Of land, on
y BasE uveuu Apply TO
SO p A OICALLA. Ga Shelby street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-19

| OBSCENE LECTURERs.-In late issue we
published the decision Of an English Judge
condemning one of those pestilential lee
turers, who scatter their obscene vomitings
wherever they can find an audience as de-
I'graded as themselves to listen. The trial
took place at Lymington, and the chairman
| of the sessions deserves credit for the very
! decided condemnation he pronounced on
| those who, like the "Protestant Electoral
Union," seek so vile method of attacking
those who differ from them. The jury
found, in the clearest words, the book to be
| obscene, and the sale being proved, the
prisoner was found guilty. The magis-
trate, in passing sentence, we'll said in the
course of his address to the prisoner:
1t is stated in the preface of that book
that it is the object of yourself and others
| in publishing it to improve the morals of
the country. / confess I can hardly con-
ceive how any sensible, still less Christian,
man can for a moment suppose that he is
promoting truth and morality by 'distribu,
ting beck filed with such loathsome and
| disgusting details. 1t is perfectly true that
you were but the agent of others, aud you
did not probably write the book. The
books themselves from which the extIacts
have been taken may or may not be Often -
SiSe, IOr can quite CONCEIVE CnaG DOCK
may be very proper in its place, but very
improper in another. just as l observed
with regard to an anatomical specimen, it
is very proper in its place, but very often
sive to all decent people when hawked
about the public streets.
The Daily Telegraph, in capital article
on the case, has the following excellent re-
marks:
"Serve him right" should be emphati-
cally the public verdict on reading the
record of the conviction at the Quarter
Sessions for Hampshire of one George Mac
key, "lecturer" in the employ of the
Protestant Electoral Union, who was in
dicted for selling at Lymington an obscene
pamphlet called, "The Confessional I'm
masked" AS to the abominable nature of
the book thrust down the public throat,
professedly with view to expose the i'm
moral tendency of the Catholic confession,
there cannot be any reasonable doubt. The
plea put forward by the defendant, that
"youths and ladies were not admitted to
his "lecture" was unavailing. He had no
moro right to sell filth to grown-up boys
than to younger boys and girls. We have
but recently been freed in the metropolis
from the disgusting nuisance of seeing
@ The Confessional Unmasked" and "Sister
l. ICY" hawked about in the most crowded
streets, and it is too bad that the quiet
town Of Lymington should be annoyed
with the rubbish which we have swept
away from the Strand"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-19

A Sheffield paper states that "the last
polish to a piece of cutlery is given by the
hand of woman" The same may be said
of human cutlery, that I" the last polish to
young blade is given by his mixing with
female society,""
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-19

Let us never forget that every station in
life is necessary, that not the station itself,
but the worthy fulflment of its duties,
does honor to the man.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-19

John G. Gaines,
Henry Renshaw,
j. Weis.
Richard Flower,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-19
THE ARROW TIE.

FOR BALING COTTON the ARROW TIE Is the
most popular, being the best Cotton Tie in
Planters and Cotton Press men everywhere prefer
to all others.
The Arrow Tie was used to cover NOPE THAN
HALF THE CROP OF 1869, giving entire satisfaction.
The patentee and manufacturer Of the celebrated
ARROW TIE, j J. McComb, formerly Of New Orleans,
now residing In Liverpool having control Of the best
and most extensive Rolling Mills in Europe, Is
stantly importing large stocks OF this popular Tie.
manufactured very boat quality OF English
to the increasing demand for it throughout all
Cotton States.
Planters can buy order the ARROW TIE Of all
dealers in Iron Tics and of country merchants gener-
ally at the lowest market price; and respectfully
solicit the patronage of planters and factors every
where. II. T. BARTLETTE,
X. w. RAYNE
General A gents for the Arrow Tie,
no2T I'm 80 Csrondeet street, New orleans.