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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-07-28

OF the marriage of Napoleon and
Eugene it is recorded that a roman
tic incident seemed to decree that the
Montijos and the NapoleOns should be
united. The story is of JOsephine's
betrothal ring, and is in this wise:
Eugenie's father, while serving in the
first NapOleon's army. resided in
Paris. In 1909, a little girl, Maria
Montijo, about three years old, went
to play III the Tuilleries with her
nurse. There she met little boy
who gave her gold ring. AS the
children were strangers to each other,
| of the ring remained unknown, and
so the little Maria kept it for a play
| thing. The ring was Josephine's and
I the little boy was Louis Napoleon,
who had run away with the ring. The
/ loss of the ring was a bad omen to
! Josephine, for a year afteTward she
( had TO resign in favor of another. Lit
/ tie Maria kept the plaything till she
grew up. At sixteen years of age she
married, and became the mother of
! Eugene, whose birth took place May
( 5, 1926. Her mother engraved this
date on the ring she had worn so
/ long herself, and when Eugene was
| older, gave it to her. When quite a
child, Eugene went 10 London OH
visit; there she became acquainted
with Louis Napoleon, who saw the
/ ring with the date and JOsephine's
name on it, and knew it had belonged
/ to her. From this circumstance
Louis looked upon the little MontUo
as attached to his house, and twenty
years afterward, it became a fact.
After time, Eugenie's mother came
, to regard the token as of great impor-
+ tance, and formed a plan of bringing
I the two families together. That was
/ the secret of so lovely a woman as
! Eugene remaining single till the age
of twenty-siX. A crown awaited her
which was never lost sight of.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-07-28

AKNOUNCENENTs.-An nnounclng the name Of
person for a County Office, s.; State Office $40;
Federal Office SIS. Invariably in advance.
strictly adhered to.
F1SE-Reli0ious, Marriage, Birth and Death
Notices solicited, and will be willingly insert
ed FREE OF CHARGE. Obituaries will be charged
or at advertising rates.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-07-28

An Atlanta, Georgia, editor, calls
Tor au ordinance in regard 10 Z" cows
lOsfiBg on the sidewalks"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-07-28

The Wilmington North Carolinal
.JottI7aeI says: ga very skillful and
successful medical Cperation-that of
the translation of blood from a lamb
10 a human body-was performed in
this city OF last Friday afternoon by
Drs. J. +. King and J. Il. Winans.
The subject was a colored man, an
inmate of the City Hospital, who had
been suffering for some time past, and
who had lately seemed in danger of
death from mere exhaustion. When
laid upon the table he was too weak
. TO talk, and appeared to have but few
hours Of life left in him. When his
vein was opened but one drop of blood
fell from it. The carotid artery of the
lamb was opened and the blood was
forced from thence, by the pelpitation
OF the animals heart, through small
glass tube into the patients eephalic
vein. In this way about eight ounces
of blood was conveyed from the lamb
10 the man. The operation was en-
tireIy satisfactory in its results and
4he patient is now doing very we'll"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-07-28
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

NAPIER AND THE INDIAN SwoRDsMAN.
We give an anecdote illustrative of the un-
iralleled dexterity of the Indians with
t rs sword as we'll as of Napier Simplicity
OF character. After the Indian battles, os
one occasion, famous Indian juggier visit
ed the camp, and performed his feats be.
'ore the General, his family and staff.
Among other performances, this man cut
IN two, with stroke of his sword, "A lime
or lemon placed in the hand of an assist
aht. Napier thought there was some coll
fusion bttween the juggler and his retainer
10 divide by the sweep OF a sword SO small
an object Oh mars hand without touch
ing the flesh, he believed to be impossible.
10 determine the point, the General offered
his own hand for the experiment, and
stretched out his right arm. The juggler
looked very attentively at the hand, and
sald he would not make the experiment
thought l should find you ont ex-
claimed Napier, But stop" added the
other, p" let me see your left hand" The
left was submitted, and the man then said
firmly, " If you will hold your arm steady.
l Will perform the feat" But why the
left hand aud not the right7" "Because
the right hand is hollow in the centre and
there is a risk of cutting off the thumb
the left IS hig and the danger will be less h
Napier Was startled. Il got frightened" :"
tie sad. " saw 1t was an actual feat of
delicate workmanship, aud if had not
abused the man as l dld before my staff.
ana challenged him TO the trial, l honestly
acknowledge would have retired from the
encounter. However, l put the lime N,
my hand, and held out my arm steadily,
the lugSler balanced himself, aud with "A
swift stroke cnt the lime IN two pieces. |
'e'I the edge OF the sword my haud as
u cold thread had been drawn acr,,ss IT.
And \" much" he added, '.fnr the, hray.
s"ordsmen of lndia, whom our fin. fellows
defeated at Meanee." This anecdor. is
certainly proof of the SINCERITY of an
honest mind, ready tn ucknowledse error
ana "' bravery and calmuess i'll expiatiug
that error.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

SISTER MARY FRANCIS CLARE (CUsAcK)-
The following is a list of the books and PAM
phlets from the pen of this prolific and gifted
writer, with the number of copies already dis.
posed of:
st. Francis and the Franciscans, two
9. eo1Iions-. -.;.-..-.---.-..-. 5000
st. Glare. st. Collette, and the Poor
Clares. two editions. -..-.---.-.. 5000
Instructions for Mass and Holy Commu-
9 MON. -----.---..-.. l,50O
spirit Of 81 Gertrude. ude.-.-.--.--... 1,5OO
Lue OF 81. Patrick, three editions--.... 10000
Life and Revelations of ST. Gertrude,
two editions .---...--...-. 5000
Irish History, five editions $4,000
Meditations for Advent and Easter 1900
Patnots History of Ireland 1000
School History of Ireland 1000
Way Home, two editions. 5000
1IlsI0ry OF Merry: 1000
Nee ec husneen, a Tale. 1000
Life of st. Patrick, two editions 1000
Life of Joseph, two editions a COO
Visits TO the Altar of Mary, two edit. 1000
HnLu Niohth OF Mary, two editiOns--. 1000
10Y Lent 10000
Chuus Lent. -------.---. 10 900
Shon!n OF heParatlon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
~, UhnIs month OF june. 1000
In! Inc LIVING Cr1b -----.---.--.. 10000
olsits 10 the Crlo 10000
= Gur Lazy OF me sacred Heart 1000
Lovers Oh the sacred Heart, two edit 5000
Aotai----- --a-- 121 500
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

olO churches, 2l6 missionary stations, and
several monasCic Institutions. To these
the various German Sees have furnished
the following contingent of priests: Mum
co1,,aH sser, dSo s1 1Paddsrborn, 1os Freiburg, 81
nottenburg, 90; Strasburg, IS; Treves, 33;
Brexen, 80; augsburg, "a; Luxemburg. %;
Wurzburg, 20; Kuhn, /; Ermeland, ] !;
Gurk, 1; konigsgratz, /; Leitmeritz, 1; ST.
Polten, l; Passen. ]; Posen, A; Prague, a;
.vienna, q; Bndweis, q; Brunn, 4; Olmutz, S;
berg, 2; Eichstadt, 2; SeetLan, S; Mayence,
6; Hildesheim, 6; Limburg, g; Bre-iau, 9;
Linz, 9-Total, 749. Besides these 80 sent
out from German colonies in America,
making 7SS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

WHAT GERMANY is DONG FOR THE
EXTENSION OF THE CHuRCH.-At this mo-
ment, when the question "f what may be
expected of Germany in furthering the in
terests of the Church is so much engaging
public attention, the following sta istics
have special interest: t-
The States of Wisconsin and Minnesota
had in 1914 only some veIS few priests. and
a couple 1T miserable wooden ,.hur, hes.
Now they have four "shoprics 2520 pre- ste,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

The Wilson Improved Shuttle Sewing Ma
chime the first great sgccessul sewing machine ever
the great sewing machine Of the people Money saved
and family friend and the best family sewing
machine obtaned bv simply purchasing one of these
simple rapid effective and perfect machines Price s4S
gundy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

shSuia be taught in every school and thess
sity Of Virginia -" '' ~
GRAY's
STANDARD BOTANICAL TEXTBOOKS.
More extensively used than all others combined.
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STANDARD WORKS ON GEOLOGY
WELLS
FIRST PRINCIPLES OF GEOLOGY.
SILLIMAN'S
TEXTBOOKS OF PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY
Send for q catalogue and descriptive circulars to
T. MORONEY
GENERAL AGENT
apo tt 30 Camp ST., New Orleans
SUPERIOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
TExT.Rooks.
Published by Harper & Bro.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

THE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Office, No. % Carondelet Street.
I. S. WILLIAMS WI. JOHNSON
President. Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
T. S. Williams, w. G. Shepard, w w Walker
G. W. Newton w. J.. Johnson
INSURES HORSES AND MULES
Against death by accident disease npon easy and
be al and will pay all losses FIVE DAYS
after the death is reported.
Entrance Fee, per head, payable at the Office of the
1nstalmeut in the event of death occurring in the
Class to which the insured belongs per head 25
C-Es Two Thousand Head to Constitute each Class
jeii 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

Since the reduction in freichts our enter.
pr1sinS grocers Messrs. Pack Brother Nos 95
ana W Camp street. are offering unusual Inducements
TO persons across the Lake. by goods free
OF freight. packing aud drayage. .
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

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this 1t is exact counterpart one of the
most valuable natural medicines in the world We
thousands the spetic the bilious the rheumatic
and the victims of vrna diseases annually and
return their homes convai.scent or cured: The
Aprient is of the first and by the success
full of all the efforts made to reproduce portable
form, the popular mineral waters of Europe.
CV See that you urcha-e only the geu une article
SOLD BY Az, DRUGGISTS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

The way to be happy is not to try too hard
to be so You can't catch sunbeams if you
try but you may enjoy their light and warmth
oy, letting them shine unsolicited upon YOU
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

WIN. b MORRIS q CO.,
Fire, River and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
HoME----- of New York.
The Leading Insurance Companies the United States
Record of Losses Paid 900 600
All business of Insurance transacted propptly Ratea
low as hazard will permit Adustmen Losses at our
office without reference DELAY
WIN b. MORItIS & CO. Agenta
ia2S ~ No 81 CarondeleJ street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

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europe nn- neen de voted improving aId
Sur nachn.s combining only what practica'e
Hpesing WIN all complicated surroundings 1enei,%
fOunh III ''ther InaC binrs The result
proceed Shuttle Seao,R9 MdcJine Ptice SIs a,c a,n, ,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25

) MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
OF NEW ORLEANS.
In conformity with the of their charte,
the company publish the following statement:
Premiums received during year ending May 81 1871
aneluaing anearnsd plsmiums Of the previous year:
On Marine Risks. j. ........:....... :. =. i0ss,s 6
On River kisAs..... ssSsso
Isss Isssl unsaans% Rrs%,s%s sl,ol oss
Net earned Premiums. May 81 ls7I ss7s, GAO 8
| Losses Paid:
ON ON Marine Marin sistI Kicks $3.50
| ou nANer r1Ais1s--.----..---.- ~ 79i Is
rs1os Total, s51i sla g
KeinsnIance. and return pre-: ''''' !"
! AiA"niS-- 0052 ST
Deduct Interest less a g
Profit. .-.-.-.--.-.-.......... s26a sos o.
| The company have the the following assets:
E;sn Esa bd estate suoss5 II
Bank and railroad stocks a. avsS ~ ~ ~
Notes Notes ssc1rsd sscar b. b 4oess
Rssmiu@s IN course Of ssoss 5 81
sssss' & sss:a Sssi
stock stock Of Levee Steam Cotton Press. $500 20
stock took OF Marine Dry Dock and Ship Yard
aarSor Protection Company. 55SS 5SS % %
Mortgage Bonds Grand Lodge of Louisiana 5000 90
Mortgage Bonds Odd Fellows Hall SS SSS oS oS
55ssE%sfss 5sssE ss Sssd ~ = g g
Total assets q, 100 - -
Less-Unclaimed interest and 'aS'iss 81
interest pay able July next on
an Outstanding scrips of the
Issues ,gss of scrip for the years 1853 '''''' "
onearned premiums on May 81,
1871 H.-------.--..-..-...-. 22a 42a Oo-s4sl O57 90
si.oo2 1871 81
The above statement is just and correct trans
crips from the books of the company
G. W. MOTT, Secretary e''uen"
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans,
sworn to and subscribed before me- this third day of
June, 1871
JOSEPH CUvILLIER, Notary Public
At meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
third day of June, 1871 it resolved to declare
Scrip dividend of THIRTY per cent on the net earned
participating premiums for the ending May 1871
for which certificates will on and after the lst
day OF August next. Also, to pay, and after the
second Monday in July next the whole issues of Scrip
for the years ls63 1864 and 1865 SIX per cent in
terest on all outstanding Scrip of the Company:
Fourchy, L. F. Generes. P. Aaspero,
P. S. Wilt, d. McCoard 81 R.,f
NJ. PUG. Joseph Hoy, d. A. Cbaffra;.
enarles Lahtte. ): >. Fernandez jeIi 7IIy
TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest |
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE. NO Ill GRAvIER STREET |
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
'@osclA5eo-- 100000 |
A. Elmer BADER President
CH ENGSTFELD. Vice PI esident
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary
BoARD TRUSTEES
Elmer Bader, M Frank. w Schmidt
| [heo Lilienthal Louis Schneider. Frank Roder,
sMSh,%af'z Mi,Is Hermann aa,, Eiess. R,ekert
N-sits H. Pohlmann, Louis Schwartz
i Mayer, T. Seig, X Weissenbacb
Gogreve, w Davis N Baumpardep |
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck, L. L. De Bondio
jeIi ~ 1v
rHE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CoMpAhY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. % Carondelet Street
I. S. WILLIAMS. WI. JOHNSON
President. Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRFcroRS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-16

ventilation except among his brethren and
90 connected with the profession, ana mac
never been In politics. Shortly aftcr nc wen,
mon the bench a most cold-blooded ard
cruel murder was pcrpctratcd IN ms c'rclil'
by q very VIGOROUSLY bad man. Inc nun,
dcrcr WIS apprchcndcd, tried, and coh'lc'cu
of murder in the first degree. Judge ,ole'
man proceeded TO pronounce the sci'telceI
the first he had ever had 10. when ic i'u
prcparcd with great care, and, as ne ni'iisc'i
said the best OF which lie was car'o'c, anu
which he had aftcrward in similar sentences
hecn obliged to make the basis ol inc'h a'i;
such WAS the snlcmnity Of The occasion anu
the fcryid cloQucnce of the l'idGc ,'l'l ~
who listened to the sentence passed. W.. VI,
moved 10 tcars-ali cyccptthc prisoner IL .nD
hor who was observed to be LOOKING at Wv
ceiling. and to pay no attention "iH'cNc ~
ncarinr wholly indifferent tn wIiat VIZ ano
IN Afr,r he had been rcmpndtd I" Jan, vi. ~,
If the iuuior members of the bar if'''!'S 49,,
curiosity excited. and Judge (. also "t,''II
~ lnn,y What effect his cloIlcncc iaa li'''
,,,,nn IN. criminal. went int" The cen Wiz.
nr;.nrcr VA, aud inquired OF INN no" IN
rI, ,yhcn .Jildgc {. was passing Seil,'i,. ~, W.
~, Vybal - said the criini'Hil, M'''' u"
49," c,n =, g mean when the :!hdS' wa
H.. ,n,, tI,,t Won were TO he hung anu
,,.ir Vol, 70 prcre,rc for the awful doom
a., nr,;trd you." "Yon mem when lc
WIS talking 10 me" "lcs. 'h'' in.,
,uid no 'tcntion to Dick Coic''f,a' ~ J' =
no public speaker nohow.-" """'9
ClL-Room," IN January Gnla"y'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-16

tn HE Elior Of Mc ConpcFr'd' 1'''' >
The Boston TInacS puts forth TIC loi'o"''1
problem: c,rr,.o Il TO l.,
ono huDdrcG miles from Boston L" i"l'I,,'''
4 locomotive starts At y O'Clock uoi' Ar
,nn rn;nr ;,,v miles the first hour, ,Wch,s
Two milc. the second, twelve ana i i''h III" u"
Vii and 80 on. each hcUr tfllci'ih@ llmi
a., ,.r,a;uip- distance. when VIII :"
49,. Ie,.,, at Portland: y reward "a va,
tlous,rd dollars awaits any person "''' ::
u,tl,.,l,ticii calculation, can arrive" at "''
l,n ,o,,,, 70 say Of the man Who ch'ei>
fo, .,r9 rriz, of u thousand dollars "l''
:" ,,,,nrl;r~ ia nv calculation. ii tue rrh CT
,l.. tt~iirtirIh hour III" ict"lho'i." Mi' nv,
travelled nincty-uinc miles amt ','''' u''''"cu
and uiur,y-niir thousand nlnc h'.''uI,u Wv
nin.,y-ninr ami n fraction miii"il'i'N t'' ''''-
9r4-I nUn. 1000. and that hr1olc II o''i''''" =
The final fraction. which W"il" 'i'nS' ''
those u{,rS except the llrSt INTO rNl'lciN' '''
Angel Of the Apocalypse VIII nave pro-
,l,iiucl. There shall be time II" l"n=cr.
#. therefore, my calculation Is correct ln'
Ko>,au Times will hardly announce WHO geo
That thousand dollars. '"
Thi. i a singular problem. Will 'c>cci'
t,al i the train should 1T the expiration oi
my one hour continue on at III" speed "'
,n,t hour i, would in an additional houi
reach tl:c end of The hundred mics 1h'i'
~ IA" close Of the first hour ii i an hoHl
fifty milcsl distant from the terminus; III lh'
',o.. or tho second hour it is still m linili
twenty-five miles, distant; and 50 Oh "S ''i
- vc have traced il. 80 That tn" problem -
How long would ii take Il train 10 r'lna iiuu-
tired miles if it wcrcaiwavS kept IN h"'ir HrH''
~,I;.,l,t from the terminus: Nevertheless, ail!!
clever youth who can find the square foot o.
900 can solve this problem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-16

utnothcr year" she said. "an"tii'r .,',,, care
These roscs | have watched WIZ ~ "a -, ,r,r.
Have w,tchcJ and tended w!t''cht ~"
Sail hn3 and bloom for me cNt't'""S
,,nshcr yc.r," She said, " anoiin'F year
s.x,o.,,or ,,,r." ahc said, another var,
W al rnnri,ps may bud anu n.nol, 's.,m'
W! ~ I'd bloom Ike these rcn rosrs MI
IsnIikc them. tended WA rh'rr" '
,nn.i,.r wear pcr.it;s. announcer !'"'
.,cr yc,r. ali ycs. another year.
49," liam my roses. MI my Tile %iii,i "',,'l'''
,rnu,rr comes. my hummer ''s. ) 'H n'!''
49, sI,Il t,.,sc tp wander In tins fto"ih-
,n.,rrr wear. III yes, another year.
.r,r ali. another wear. an"thcr year,
~ .,f :uv life In richer. stronger ~'ii'
49,, ,,,,nr The weeds away That rrcci' Wv" ilrn''
And watch aud tend with u".rr-cct>ii'S '"'-
Another wear, al yc~, tuct.'cr year.
.,cshrr wear. atlas: another year.
m. r,,s,., All iav whitening 81" lhcir l'fI"''
~ rJirnfc,l tui.. viii; scaniy leaves anu 1'i''
Dr,nnfnya ami dying long hct"rc tsseli 'H''-
,.,r:i,,r war, alas. another year.
Aud al. another year. another year.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-16
BY ID. Is. Wcisigcr, A~uctionccr.

A VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT
N HOUSE y % On FIFTH STREET.
~ECO\ DOOR SOUTH or MASON HALL.
MANCHESTER, At AurrlON.-By request OF
Mrs. Rciccca Mathews. [ will sell! OF THURSDAY
the .ist Of December. ISL, III I O'Clock L. :h.,nr Tia
prclniscs.hlc TENEMENT now o"ctpicl hE Nj
Robertson: newly painted aud repaired, containing
six large, two small r"oinS. ani s;orcroo!n VIII
Kitchen. &c, in the yard. The ht;i.uing il Tire" ssn-
les nigh. one brick anil two framed, covered with
tin. Tie lot Is about .; tCcl front hy - Ic"i deep.
This property should c2!nimai!! attention, cithtra rs
an investment or :; home.
TERMS: O~uc-tiiird cash: balance ut six. tW'i'".
ami eighteen months III rc@otia'tle n"'"-. Interest
added al six per cent. secured ~ Il decd 81 trust.
TERMS Mace known 1T SAFE.
y. X. WE!SiGEl.
do LIST AHrtiumrcr.