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THE NEWSPAPERS.

AHthe newspaper buildings We're cleaned
out to the last press and type. The Times
had some old type slowed away In Storey 5
barn, which VIII serve them in the present
need. The Tribune lost two Hoe presses
costing $50, 000 each. The EreaiRq Jour
nal made raise of type, and came
out on half sheet this afternoon, printed
at the oGce Of the "Chicago Newspaper
Union The EreHiny Post is advertised
to come OFT this afternoon. The Tribune
and Times are to be printed in the morn
ing at the same place as the Journal. The
Republican boys were around this evening
trying to raise type for a small sheet. The
Tribune Association have bought the ma
terial of Edwards City Directory, on the
West Side, fer $4,000, and will fix If IN
into working order.
THE POOR
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THE POOR

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as poor a. God ever made.
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REBUILDING TO BE COMMENCED

: - 1'I- wv i N Z Ed
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building on Park Square \ new Cham
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Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of
September. \ y. 1871. 81
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

THE ENGLISH TINKER.-And how stands
the case for poor old Ireland amidst all
these wars and rumors of wars7 Her i'm
mediate duty is to exercise q " benevolent
neutrality ITO quietly wait and watch the
taking the tide at the flood. England has
placed her in the happy position expressed
by the words, "she cannot be worse off
than she is, and cannot possibly lose by a
change, as, como what may, it is pretty
sure to be one for the better" Are your
readers fond of fablesf Here is an old one
from Esop which remember. There was
once tinker who treated his ass with ex-
IRENE brutality. He was necessarily beat
ing it with huge stick in the most cruel
manner, kept it in half-starved condition
and loaded it with heavy paniers almost
sufficient to break it's back. One day he
tinker urged his ass to great and greater
speed to escape from the foe. At.length
the ass addressed him thus:
"Why do you force me to run SO fast
from those robbers 2"
Tinker" Because they would take you
from me-"
ASS" Would they, think you, beat me
more than You do 2"
Tinker" They could not we'll do that.n
ASS" Would they starve me more7"
Tinker-"I think not"
ASS" Would they place heavier load
on my back.n
Tinker-"Impossible."
"Well, them" says the ass, standing
still, 1'l not run step more, for what is it
to me who my master is, if my treatment
can be no worse than at present"
The robbers will soon be on the road, and
the Irish ass will then be urged to use his
best exertions on behalf of his dark old
master. Wait little and you will hear
from England such fine talk about +" the
brave Irish - GO the noble Irish, ;" the chiv-
alrous Irish," "the descendants of the
heroes who fought at Waterloo" ETC., ETC.,
as will be enough to turn the head of any
one hut an ass. My advice is" Paddy,
you be an ass for ali -that."-London Cor.
Lienster Independent.
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Frederick the Great was fond of speaking
his mind in plain manner; but he could al
SO upon occasion enjoy a shrewd piece of plain
partition of Poland, the Bishop of Ermeland
became Prussian subject, and at the same
time his bishopric was considerably curtailed
by order of the king. When, in 1878, Freder-
ick first saw him and said to him, az suppose
your reverence is not over fond of me W III
shall ever prove a loyal subject of your najess
ty," was the evasive reply. every well soalV
it. That makes me your very good frie9H
and count upon your friendship in retu&
and if some day st. Peter should refuse me-
mittance into heaven, hope you will conh,ee
to smuggle me in under your cloak" gu gu
majesty" returned the prelate dryly, gu =
SO much off my cloak that it will hide eon- 7
traband articles"
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A man of virtue is an honor to his coun-
try, glory to humanity, satisfaction to
himself, and q benefactor to the whole
world. He is rich without oppression or
dishonesty, charitable without ostentation,
courteous without deceit, and brave with
ont vice.
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i FREDERTcKs.
APoTHEcARY,
Corner Elysian Fields and St. Claude atreeta
Country Orders promptly attended so. ss9 .aiy
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THE NEW ORLEANS
Antiseptic Alright Wood Burial Case
Company.

Th. the pSas G5 Il
q sh; sisy K order e
judge Of the difference the old system and II
Of three patents which it the following
l. 81 buryiDe and e.humiDg bodies witasut infection
by means Of patent antiseptic collins which. though
ts
most conclusive certificates from the Board Of Health
z OF transpor.aS body to any PIT of the w0rlt
J. OF sm i Without any resulting change o.
Or M b for ss
sale q aPy Kind tomb any 'c
and viii arrange with asylnms converts. and large
t tariff Of prse for I Of %
person This list is publicly exposed in the Once
ocss em NO. 81 BARoNNE STREET.
"A. UNDERTAKER,
and josephine street near Magazine. '''''A'
Hearses and Carriages for hire.
he hopes by strict attention. TO obtain share Of the
public patronage my1 1y
WIN, KELLY.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Is Prepared to
CONTRACT FOR THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS,
Or on Commission; win saperintend the Erection of
Buildings. or Other Work in his Line.
orders left a. his shop. $50 MAGAZINE STREET,
Change No aas &c n ns h9s e
JoBBiNG PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO-
Residence-s9 Constance street. Jas II 1y.
DANIEL FRASER, {
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Box 294 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange,
New Orleans. La.
Ped put up better and cheap any lumber meF.
chant.
Repairing of all kinds ATTENDED to-
Shop corner Of Baronne and st. Joseph streets.
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additions to his workshops. and introduced soyern
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Jsbbing promptly attended to- .u71v
j. LINCOLN. ~ -
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Country orders promptly attended TO- tssaIv
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Death is no respecter of persf Inc
rich and poor are alike taken.
knows no distinction of person.
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surgical and midwifery cases II is condncesats Of
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Canal and Rampart streets, or at the Hsspn,'
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An infallible cure of the above diseases s
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the subscriber The cure is speedy and perm
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-01
HOME NEWS.
HAIL STORM IN NEW YORK,

. New YORK, May 31.-Joseplf Murray
was convicted to- day in the general session
OF the court, of being implicated in the
Central Park robbery, and was sentenced
TO twenty years imprisonment in the
State prison. % issa -
PoUGHKEEPsEE, May 31-A terrjbIeeFaiI
storm prevailed on the Upper Hndso,, IN A.
day. The stones measured four and hall
inches es @7-.iF -
SANFRANcIsCo, May 31.-The bie1
winds damaged the fruit and grape erop3 r
Los Angeles. -. =. -. - p ftllsi
New YORK, May 31.-The Worlds spe
cial from London says to4dsy's Paris ad
vices say that the executions. continue
Persons are denounced os soon as they ar
discovered in their hiding places and ar
rested and shot. ~ g as1s. '.ooe1
numerous arrests of men and women
continue. - =
"a inere has been renewed attempts at as
sasslnation and arson. s' q aFPIf-saiial Il
Many of those executed Yesterday an,
to-day seemed perfectly crazy.
4 horrible ef1uvia from the bodies q
the dead FIJI certain quarters of the nitv.
There are abundant signs of sneed,
coup detdt in the Assemble To denos,
President Thiers and summon Tsas,s,,
Chambord to the throne. - idH -
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EAST. TENNESSEE WESLEYAE.UNIVER-
b. ius..s4os.s s.qI SITY. = .sGssst, sfssRH
Railroad Fare Reduced.


The annual examination of classes in
the East Tennessee Wesleyan University
at Athens, will commence on Thursday,
June 9Th, and continue till the following
Tuesday night. The Baccalaureate Ser
mon to the graduating class will be preach
ed Sunday morning, June 18th, by the
President, Rev NJ e. 0obfeign. There
will be public exposition on Monday
and Tuesday nights, the 18th and 18th
insts. Defamation on the first might and
Original. orations and essays on the second
night. Shf ~ G6s 1919
The graduating class Of five gentlemen
and four ladies.wifl deliver their Eorations
and essays and receive their diplomas on
Wednesday morning, June 14th.
The annual meeting OF, the Trustees will
be held Tuesday morning. ats 8 O'clock at
the University Hail., The early attend
ance of each Trustee is desired.
The Methodist Convention. of Represent
atives from allthe Conferences of the M.
e. Church in the southern States, will
A. M. June 18th. and continue -four days.
Blythe kindnes of Maj. sJackson, gu
perintendent, persons attending either
the Anniversary exercises or the -Conven-
ton, anywhere. between Bristol and Chat
tanooga or Dalton, can go and return for
one fare, provided they have the agent OF
whom they procure their ticket, write on
it "ret,frn." Let the reader Carefully
note this and bear it in mind that to en-
title the holder to the privilege of half fare
The ticket must be thus written upon by
the agent sellingit. s-5-arF Sssrr-s E--yfsikF
Such tickets can beprocured at any time
between the It'll and 10th of June, inclu-
slve. ET q p VT
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DEooRArIos DAss > In9iSq
By DEXTER.


Came there little girl from the wildwood,
Dressed in garments scant; alone She Stood
Ger the graves of heroes brave =, -
Who died thata nation'might be saved , y
Bare were he feet, brown her arms,
But with eyes aglow-she had her charms,
With sunny hair and ruddy cheek, ~ $s
child of Heaven she seemed, beautiful, meek.
She brought an offering, simple wreath,
Culled by her hand from native heath;
Twas plucked in the bright moonlight even,
Believed with tearsAdewss from Heaven. SAA
Twas q day, our nation meier ,fergets,z
When solemn pleasure mingles her regrets,
That ever man evil road had trod,
Disgraced humanity, insulted God.Y -.
Twas decoration day and near and far,
Came the bronzed visaged sons of war,
And We'd with misses, sweet and fair,
Who should strew flowers, choicest, rare;
When this, floral tribute had begun T TgAa
This unheeded daughter of the sun,
Uncovered her head, clasped her hands,
And prayed to God, and brother in other lands !;
Then took she q wreath ffoms1ief forehead fair
Primroses and myrtles were gathered together
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She knelt her down aside, apart,p aaone,
And placed her tribute offering on ''the I'm.
known"
Then clouds q erspread the dewed Skies
When thus she offered holy sacrifice,
And gently believed the offering given, VI n
By pearly tears like dews of Heaven.
Twas eve again-the throng was gone,
The nightingale chahted hen lonely .plaintive
song
flushed were the zephyrs around the gfave,H
Our sunburnt girl at home God-sayed. RAJ 80
AT the. decoration OF, the Federal soldiers
grasesspnthe 10Th of May, 1871 atc Knoxyiae
a barefoot,S shnburnt giri, unnotieed, UNDECIDED
moved among that vast throng. We saw the
tears bedim her eyes; we saw her kneel in pray
er, and though no word came from her lips hel
heaving bosom told of the emotion within.
Seemingly unconscious of the attention. she at
tracted, she took from her forehead q wreath
and placed it on the tomb of q warrior brave
marked Unknown" and was gone.
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WASHINGTON.
Moro Troops wanfea i'm a,

More Troops Wanted i'm Arizona
WASHINGTON, May 31.--Robert Wallace
has been nominated for Marshal of South
Carolina. ~
The Cabinet meeting to-day will be the
last for month. h,i & = 4
The President is going to Long Branch
tomorrow. fssss
Gen. Scllofield telegraphs for reinforce
ments to fight the Indians in Arizona.
1t is stated that regiment of cavalry will
be sent from Texas. -E
Bowen's bail has been increased by
$500.
The reports of the Indian troubles in
Arizona, New Mexico and along the Texas
frontier are confirmed by official advices
received at the Indian Bureau. ~ zlzsf So
The following kilograms have just been
received:
NEW York, May 81, 1871.
q. p. Fisher, u. s. Attorney. e. 80 .oE
/ have examined the Clerk q records
and find an entry of the case, but erasures
have been made-Chris G. and Francis
being written over the erasures. There is
no Judgment on file or papers of any kind.
Ihave examined the transcript for January
and February, but find no publication.
1 viii continue the search. ss.sas Ks .i7si
lSigned] A. B. WILLIAMS.
.-I .ar = sd r--sa s- SD os.F
NEW YORK, May 81, 1871.
1 think the whole thing fraud and for
gerry. Witnesses and proof will come on
tonight. .ser .s.-.s 81 SEES
[Signed] NOAH DAVIS, .sss.e:
F.. 20 - z -. ..s U. s. Attorney,
The court then adjourned .s5,r e e
Holden is before the Southern Claims
Commission to-day swearing to the loyal
ty of certain citizens. 5e ~ - -
Colfax departed Westward to-day. -
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
eeRErey NEWS BY THE CABLE.
executors still Continue in Paris
The Paris Government Too Weak
Miscellaneous and Washington News
MISCELLANY.
THE PoPE's ENCYCLICAL} LETTER.
Victor lingo Expelled from Belgium
Rochefort Condemned. 5 ssiar

R0chefort Condemned. rshr
VIENNA, May 3l.-The Pope sencyclical
letter discloses the fact that the Italian
guarantees are tissue of lies and hypoc-
risy. -.ss.-, 80
LONDON, May s1.-Victor Hugo has been
expelled from Belgium, and is coming to
London.
Guseret was shot last Saturday. - ~
Is LeFranee succeeds Picard. Gen. Cesseli
succeeds Lefto as Minister of War. FaEre
remains in the ministry at the special re-
quest of Theirs. .i1si.i2 ssaoz
Picard will be made Governor of the
Bank of France. Ss slefe-fs ~
The Monde announces that Joinville and
Aumale have proclaimed their adherence
to the manifesto of Chambord, and that the
fusion between the Legitimists and Or
leanists is complete. - -
Roehefort has certainly been condemned
to death. iesizT eTf
CRY OF MEXICO, May 29.-Affairs look
threateningly in the states of Jamaica,
San Luis Potosi and Puebla. 7a -
Canto has been sentenced to death.
One million dollars in silver have ar
rived from Guadalajora to be shipped to
Europe and the United States. - res
Tampico has not yet been taken. .s-.7
Consul Badham says the rebellion has
no political significance. Its only object
PARIS, May -Evening.-Already a
strong feeling exists that the Paris Govern
ment is too weak to last. ,g p. s.sps
The awful massacres still continue.
In one ditch wounded were buried alive.
They groaned and shrieked dreadfully all
night. s 'ao7i
Vidal was shot, so was Faidherb. Forty
thousand francs were found in the latters
cellar, spoil of the Republic. aemlsr.s
Mathew Murcher, one of the Commune,
was arrested and one hundred and fifty
thousand francs were found upon him.
:. Okolowski was found wounded in an
ambulance and was taken out and shot.
- Miliiere was arrested at Luxemburg
He resisted valiantly and fired six, shots
from hislrevolver, but was taken to the
steps and shot by the Versaillists. tJSsta
Attic barbados in the Place DIES Fetes
anumber of the insurgents lost their way
and got mixed up with the Versaillists,
by whom they were taken prisoners and
fifty of them shot, ha'f esa1
The Government troops still hold the
mayoralties and public buildings. =, ~
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MANHOOD.l

q EHOWLOST. HOW REST0REDt
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The celebrsted authoE in this dmlable esspsselear
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out mode ofeure At once simpie certain and efeetu
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= ear This Lecture should be in the hands of sTer
| youth and every man in the land.
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4 : Also, DIR. CulverwelI's " Marriage Guide price
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RRAEp9 FOR GAfAERlhIl-EIt notice thai
q rem edyifor eatarrhl is = desired Ifssend
one have tries. with good success: Snuff
strong salt water three times a day draw
up into the nostrils from the palmief tlle
hand alFfhas can be taken, then close the
as 1t can be endured, It is Quite ,,ais1fui
but the cure depends wholly upon this
Cleanse the part affected thoroughly eacI
time it is used Rustic AaOalid. - 81
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ire and handed the man who took fhe
tickets fine tooth comb instead of her
ticket, discovered her mistake when the
aoorkeeper told her she could not comb
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