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CELEBRATION

7wEnrY.F,ErA ANNIVERSARY
ELECTION TO TIE PoNTuIcATE
HIS HOLINESS Plus Ix.,|
TO TAKE pIAca on
Sunday, June is, 1871.
The Catholics Of the Archdiocese Of New Orleans
and others desiring participate respectfully in
vited to ;oin in the prepared in honor of
this glorious event, specified in the following.
PROGRAMME:
All males age of twelve years and upwards, sha
form Procession, under the direction Of
JOHN McCAFFREY, AS GRAND MARSHAL,
and assemble a. follows:
Tho Military Companies, Bsttalions and Regiments
Of City at large, shall Constitute tho farss DIV
sion under Col. Eugene WaRgAman. - MArshai.
and form on the north side of Canal street, right
resting on Ch.rtres street. and extending west.
The Parochial gansations and Benevoent Societies
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OFFICIAL FROM TEXAS.

NOTHING HERE ADVERTISED
But such Premiums wore
e OUL ARCY Aw A r . z o
Attic
Second Grand State Fair Of Texas,
HELD IN HOUSTON.
b. T. WALSHE
Received ~ fOllows,
Three Diplomas, Five silver Medals and Three
Brouse Nsdals-in all
ELEVEN FIRST PREMIUMS!
awarded)-A DIPLOMA.
BEST GfNTLEMAE,s ROBE the only premium
REST IMPORTED MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
'A' 80 SILVER MEDAL.
BEST IMPROVEMENT IN MEMS DRAwERs-A
SILVER MEDAL.
BEST UMHRELLA-A BRONzE MEDAL.
BEST MADE TRUNK SILVER MEDAL.
BEST MADE UNDERGRADUATES A BRONZE
BEST DISPLAY OF BOYS cLorHINa-s1LvEH
BEST SUIT rrrrrHHE ED1 EEAR BOY BRONZE
REST TEN YEAR BOYS sUIT-A DIPLOMA
REST SUIT FIVE YEAR BOY-SILvER MEDAL
Reinp First Premium for Every Entry
AND TWICE AS MANY
A Awarded any Other Dealer in the Same Goods.
tie Good: entered By the the s ia x
sDS s.e seSh Is no daily sells to his
| PRICES MODERATE.
| B. T. wALSHE,
jeI1It ITO Canal Street. near s. Charles.
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CHARTER.
OF THE HIBERNIA
INSURANCE co. OF NEW ORLEANS.

OF THE HIBERNIA
INSURANCE CO. OF NEW ORLEANS.
erAr. OF LoUmIAxA. PAeisM o. o.IEAM'
~. e. .; q Ss az q Jaas.
Of on. 1osd one :ses Ss Gned
81 :sd .Ss
sssa S'i.s rSS0 d 10 enc n.
sa II the Of The
ssnis y: :ss::
s ,s; ..sE ss.s. e e..
q Oerpol.sicD. A. shi. STATE for wSsss
a. S
sa sa and and
i. Or s ss
and regulations following. town;
ARTICLE l.
and SUI & e:
and Z. dOmioe i h;rsSy ssa ant
,ss city Of New rom the
h. Sn r
:; :s's .s and tho
are hereby declared 70 l. 90 make inss .nce. upon
ds.o1ipon baiidss so.a.
BE- Sa ss
upon shps and seaEing vessels sseameo.s. and Al
other other evidence: u
rss ~ ana
In other words effect IRE marine river lna iniana
ers.ins Or 81
%Siss s: :s. r S. " nsss
:h. cue ss .ad . De s
70 served on tho Frysid.nt Of the corPapy ,o
from ana S.n Of the
Company in bonds and mortgages on sns, b.
dssss hs
on s1;. 81
states Of this sate or Q, .n me 81 nny OF the
ssore.sa :.oo.s any s
tsrs With sas prompt q earned p..mi
Tsssy shall 81 OF
!, or q
"a. = iss
5 ssss,s
ss 10 conrusd a. % .nthor.s Company
70 aes OK in
ssns or %og.ols =.
sss haSs
for s.s sss II the
asa .o
to iii any yssansies IN their
they sha nave s shall
OF the eu1.ss Of the s,s
tent and meaning Of this act
ARTICLE Ill
Section l. All the corporate powers OF the SomPans
10 Is elsotsd from smons Provided
tina. After election OF Directors ior n
name his firm ss least twenty five i've. az &C.
ru books II the co"pSny tor at east sn,s
70 Of The Of this
director Of any other FIRE. Marine or River insaranc
Company Nine Directors pressn. At any meeting shAl
o CONSTITUTES quorum for business.
o ARTICLE w.
The s;ps sf Of sh; o.n.
q ~ DSss
70 II II ss.
SSsnss: =. * p. "a 8. rsn
ssDs of the sn.ii y patio in sssh
sa,s
e. IL
shall b. payable within dAye after thirty days NJ
in s Of the a.y 'l M osss s T. the ~
u IL :..
sssn. e : ~ ~ s.esi
s ss saou.s Sos on such as made s.es.
By him, with dividend increases. shall BE- Liable to to
sss Conpany may enforce the payment Of the Stuck
". Ns No stockhoder shall be held liable
inc OF ssts 81 .d duo p y
COMPANY on the owned by him and his indsbts
n1 sso :. All transfer. stock to be valid shall
the =, Of ss S
rs suroa obhgations the Company ~. fully pa snou
any nasmsns II the having made. be
No W. permitted substitute Of th.
I y sss board u
ARTICLEv.
- The elction for Directors shall DO held
amnsny notices. Of SUCH sn. BIO gwen s.r
4 I the s'y ya,s
Decline or fail attend President sb
appoint others to act in their s.ead.
IT., ar,t BOARD of Directors sha consist Of the fos
ing ssoss h SSs,,.s ss~''' MIR o'Brien,
LINN InSu a.%d.ssUE, Thomas Fitsviliam
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Aug mOnCfoulis
A Brou>seau,
Joseph Keynes,
Il j BROWN.
James ID Murphy.
DIR W 4 kennedy,
b Dabat,
j a D'Hemeoourt,
g Lsnaux,
L Danoy.
j Denegre,
i, Dr fsget,
ID Morgan,
j j Massicot,
j Bright,
q d Logan,
Dolphin bienvenu,
Adeisrd Jourdan,
1h0s Bragg
A j Tunoine,
d Vinett1,
Louis Ballad,
Lawrence Doyle,
j Fitzpatrick,
Mst'w HendHck,
Jos OBJ, len.
Jas Heating,
Michael Golden,
Martin Druhan,
w McCune, .
p He'll,
c Bienvenu,
j j Il blanchard,
Henry Lafaye,
p Donegan,
Jacob Staub,
John Beuhfer,
Frank Van der To,
Frank Bicnler,
j Schultz,
+ Baeumer,
II BiGtern,
John douglas,
Jos Jolly,
Jonn Slemmer,
q Uucey,
z ID w mite.
Louis Palms,
Dennis Owens,
r Vslette.
James Foster,
Peter Kranme,
Jno Kleinkemper,
Gabriel DE Ferret
Albert Lingham,
EDGAR LIE Beau,
Ant Schumacher
Gerard,
n McQuade,
A A MARiuniD,
l. Desforges.
/, n McNamRrn,
Jeremiah Lincoln
b N kidd.
c Livaudais,
E sullivan,
T FreueiickB,
Or, Mr. Vesing.
G A Villsrs,
&c Degruy,
Jos A Ca elier,
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SENSATION ON cAkoNDELLT STREET
FISHERS REFRIGERATION.

This ney article constructed on scientifc principles
can be seen daily the Grocery of Clark Maeder COT
u.r of Common and Car0ndeleG streets lts guarsnE1
to consumenot more than FIFTEEN POUNDS Or lie
in twentyfour hours. 1t is the only kind made NOT 70
require the breaking of the ice, aud 1t thorouRniy
senAraes the from the cold air. II 10 now reco8
only Refrigerator in which the can
be kept
PERFECTLY DRY AND COLD WITHOUT
FREEZING.
Even matches kept dry in 1t for any OF
Sec the Scientific American shout FISHERS HEf XII
ORATOR. Jeii mp
10 LEG z r,
Corner jackson and Rousseau, Fourth District
| Dealer in Groceries, Wines and Liquors Constantly
| on hand extra anu fancy brands of Flour Also,
| CHOICE TEAS AND BUTTER.
| Goods delivered free Of drayage- jelly
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Theee gentlemen will assemble ut the Archepiscopa
residence promptly o'clock TO organize whom they
will be furnished with Badges and Tickets OF Admis-
sion to tho Platform.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION:
JOHN MccAFFREY: Grand Mar'ha.
3 Tss: s ssss
" s;!I s!::.. 5ssa TsfS:,.. S.s ssss
3 Mnii.ne, yno Moore. Jr raul He6ie.n:
61 Rsiliy .''' Ia Fourier. jJFinne5,
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. Eugene Waggaman. .Marshal'
%sss p 2a Hs1. Fhp
Artillery,
Cavalry
SECOND DIVISION.
A. n Fortier. Esq :;n:: Mafsn"'
5 ESi ss
Societies and Psro. Organizations Of
St Louis-Cathedral,
St Augustine.
s. Rose dc Lima.
IS Peter and Paul,
e. soy Is pcsnass a. pau,.
The Annunciation,
The Holy Name of Mary-Aigsrs.
THIRD DIVISION.
w. j. Castell, Esq Aarsnsi'
ocsnnor S.s gilmore pn M1 psns1s
societies Parochal Organizations Of tho
s. Patrick.
= psssi:s; Conceptions,
g 9. y MieS, sSs Baptist
| FOURTH DIVISION.
c. Kimmol, Esq Ans: MAf'hA'
&c Vi'iAF'' VIM h.s TSss''' II MoGrash, SA's''
rs.sa OF
St Mary Of the Assumption.
| S 4 AsP SS%s q. Bon secour..
st Francis do Sales.
FIFTH DIVISION.
James j. Tarleton. Esq ::..--------- Marshal.
oBren yet 1sn maanss Joseph "e''ins'
Societies and Parochia Of the
81 stephen.
carroiltSn.
Invited S.ss,s On !, ssa ssSss Q.
s ssss F.s Of stste'
Auditor of Public Accounts.
tho Mayo; of the City
The h'n'':s's e %
sss His
s:s.s: E Ss9.s. S:iss:
| Representatives Of the Prees
Orators of the Day-Hon p z Thcard Hon w Col
| lens, and Rev Father Giesen.
| Escort tho Hierarchy, under Thomas Layton, Esq.
President Of tho Executive Committee,
assisted by Messre
| A Robert, ID Scsnlan, Thos oemmeg,
j T. Dfnnfes, Dr. Thos Layton, Raymono ooufk'
| Victor Sere, Capt Glynn Jr. DIR DoumsinR,
| III KernaRhan and VIM Hart Of said Committee
The Divisions will be formed in the order enumsrase
above and their completion will DO immedatey II
ported to the Grand Marshal
Marshas Of Societies and Parishes will report to tn
Division Marshas for assignment immediately
arriving upon the ground.
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Paul Delery,
j Llndo,
Chas Morian,
L L Lincoln,
Henry uthof,
Thos Marley,
John Z Devey,
Thoe Layton,
A Robert,
Jules Durol,
Is r Simms,
Thos titz wuiam
Hugh Cassidy
h McCloskey,
Jacob OFT
v a BelAume,
Leon Sere,
L Bozonier,
e X Keynes,
J A Dolery,
G n Ballad,
J A ChaI!bO
jas Timmony,
Martin Carey,
Matthew w ard,
d FlAnary, =
Jas Coyle,
WIN Dillon,
d o u sullivan,
l. Faecbor,
I Fortm2yefs
P Frey,
J A Rousseau,
Z Roueche,
Pierre \ Dos,
K Rsimondy,
Frank Lauer,
Joseph Wachler,
Anton Rite,
j Sporl,
N u. IL,
II Boy man.,
Thoe U ell,
jas sougeron.
Geo SwRrbrick,
I0t = Murphy
John Paisley,
N Il Garvey,
VIM Harmon,
d ID O'Brien,
Michael iastel,
N Chaser,
John Ormond,
N Stirring,
Ig Sly mAnski.
Chas dc Mshey,
Eug Fauchaux,
John Co,eunr,
z, John Bowling,
Aif Dsmsrin,
q Adde,
Thoe p Eugent
Gallagher,
:, d Mckendrick
4, T 8 Elder.
J L Michel,
+ Canine,
John SchumakI
w P Freret,
II Daspit,
DR. Melon,
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s.=s;s. ca ..d Ca4hoIic Messenger.
sew oKLEAHs, SUNDAY. IoaE =. ls'l
NJ nuy SuuscRIRrRs Those of our
..,.. :, .h. .;tv or country,
.o,,,.rlv |
VINO 10 nOt EocoASo 'AAo'A P"e
arc requested to mako their complaints
direct to us. no'e 'nfous" '
Office, or q complaint made ut tins onco
Will receive An''o"'"''
The ns.so, tender. Of Branch No.
=, ~. ,h.rn,.n benevolent and Mutual Aid Assoois-
don Tor their UNIFORM .inun 10 ~ !. member Of |
snes the oes'n ~ ny s-.n GA gr.nt thor, every
sne s'o'e As.'ols.' -. ~,dov. and orph,ns
JOHANNA CL1FFohD.
Wife OF Daniel Cnnoro-
Nav Orleans, June 10, 1871. jell IT. 1
JACOB OFT,
Ao4 D'AoA" S.
Jobbipe done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention given 70 genoi55. a0pH.sSS "a ~
kraaI. ic}t at shop or Box 223 Mechancs' Exchange
-
-oS OUR
IMMENSE STOCK
Before the LIST Of July, We wiz oner on ana "'ef
" n = a a.
RRAsELMAN g. ADAMS,
CASH DEALERS
>@>@e
rS'
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FOR HOT WEATHER!
More New Summer Styles.
We have received by express additions 70 our largo
Scotch Cassimsre and Derby Suite:
Black Alpaca and Bombazins Derbys.
siaor si s SIX Vesss-for large men.
NV .syis Diagonal Costing ;o.l DFsss FfO0t'.
Bows: Ties Handkerohiefs; T1asrwesr Of al knS.:
motto is-the best goods moderate prices
S a ss
&c Can and e1amine-gOods cbeerfully shown. At
PERSON & HEwS.
ielllt Is and is Camp street
TEUroNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
FEE 6ssHa oS 51 STREET
Capital v0" 0oU
Subscribed .----..------------.. 7oo'ooo
s2Aap OF rxusrrEs:
s ETH seass LII: :sss
s Miiiss. 5ssss Is::isssi e. Sas:sss1s:
s;!s; T.; sss:s;:
Joseph Keller 1''' jo fifty y -. -.
THR LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
| Office, No. % Carondelet Street.
T. wlII1 Frs.iasn. ssSrs,ars and Treasurer
is "s =. w. Newton, u '0'pAeW J.Jchnson.
1NsuREs HORSES AND MULES
ssrai terms and win pay all losses within FIVE DAYS
Entrance Fec. psr hesd payable at the ofoe Of the
cass e iS Ssi Ssonss
~ Two Thousand Head 70 Constitute zach Glass;
. jeil 3m
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
Al the dull season 10 rapidly advancing. and We sti
~ have largo stock on hand, on and alter
! Monday June IL, 1871,
we will offer the remainder Of our Goods Mt invoi'
pf''' CAYLAT s. FLYNN,
b. 57s Magazine street,
" ;aI,,t Four doors below st Andrew.
=. NOTICE.
or DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
3d. City Hall, New Orleans April ls, 1871.
ce,
Notice 70 City Tax Payers.
The Tax Payers of the City of New Orleans who have
vet paid their for the 1870 are again ren
I'd that the 10 RAPIDLY passing in which they
| pay their bills without additional costs.
ade :, JOHN g. WALTON,
;onl r,ve, ltsu Administrator of Finance
NEW CATHOLIC AGENCY.
, Street.
i. Opposite Lafayette Square
0AA9. o, ELDER,
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xrRNAGHAN Secretary. jeli 2t5p

NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures AN
niversary Of the election 20 the Pontihoa'e OF MS
pe.s Plus Ixth The gentlemen named In tho pro-
.,r,. a. aida to the Grand and Division Marshals,
win please attend meeting in tho Morning Star HAIL.
1874 Carondelet street. ON TUESDAY EVENING June
1atb. At 7 o'clock Gentlemen appointed 10 Marshala
Of Parishes Societies respectfully invited 70 DC
present '"o -,
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The following named gentlemen hereby appointed
y;c Presidents of tn. ceremonies TO place after
the procession and will constitute escort for His
Grace tho Most Rev. Archbishop and Clergy who are
expected to ion procession when the left Of the
Ina reaches the Archiepiscopal residence:
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ARTICLE vi.

a-. BOARD Of Directors shall consist Of the follow
ing stockhoiders, tO-wit: o,p-,
Hugh MoCoskey. ~ IL oS Etc GILLIAN
ys.a As 'ss,, I MsSssi t Mooaald
Thomas GnImore Edgard Burke II
E Tso%ss S {. Msa,.h, Js~es y; Mar!in,
Iasu Mo<;sttesy John Henderson. jr.
yha n GinnoSs Edwara Sweeney,
$.I,.s S Sss.sy; E Ess 6 asy:;
Th0ns MSrS.y NIcholas Burke.
iann n Mov,s IT., john L~ckart,
Michael duffy, Ih"nAs King.
c. They ,bau continue in oiice uniil the second
Mon.y Of Nay 1874 until their Successors shall have
SssD SIs sbss sss an" o The oSdsy
scAr or IN the even. o. isaare " ee'' on 'ne
ARTICLE VII.
s.ct,on l. In all elections the vote shall DO by ballot,
sS E. duly
Of NO election Sting sa line
10 take pincs dsys thereafter and KiVenouce
OK the sA E.eS ssocInCider sha be entitled either in
By ONE vote iOI saSh Sna SnaT
snss no ne sHi Sa OF
shnn ane hundred his or that OF nis
firm. at an election Directors OF the Company.
ARTICLE Will
Section The officers Of the Company shall consist Of
s f,S ssc.ors may dee Until the
election in Nay isa anc until shs
JOHN henderson Vice President The Board Of Direc.
as are busnsss Of
&c rSe Board Of Directors shall at their arsi
meeting in every year. elect from among themselves
PrvndenG and o Vice President, who shall hoiu thel.
,f,a until their in office are ee' teo Hto
ouahed Other officers determined upon according !.
1he NV lava TO tie elected at the same time All en-
noX ..s OF the Company shall hold their onces ~ tD
will of OF Directors, and shah ohiy Teee'
salary for the time they render service
ARTICLE TX.
Section l. The President Of the Company sna h
sn,f, cnndnct aud manage its business geheraIy' @
1bs .nn.rylsIon of the Board Of Direc'ofs An M
hs sssnes the Vice President shall act IN MS seA"'
ARTICLE
Sectiop l. 1t shall be the duy OF the ~ Tnso
- | th Board OF Directors, within the m0H'A ~ '
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H1BERN1AN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
AssoCIATION--BranchN No. 6-The regular mopSpEy
,oaet,n0 of the above Branch will take place At the
Hail. No. 81 Josephine street, between Fulton ana
Rousseau on TUESDAY, June 10. at 7fPM PunctuAi
attendance ia requested By order Of the President;
iell IL H. n. WARD, Rec. Secretary.
PAPAL DEMONS rRATIoN PARISH OF ST.
JOSEPH The Practitioners of ST. Josephs are par
tcuarly requested to assemble ut the ScnooL ioe
corner of Marais and Common Streets on suNDaH
EVENING Ilth inst, at O'Clock, in order to make
proper the celebration of the Twenty
fifth Anniversary of election OF our Most Holy Fa
Their Pope Plus Ninth. p. McC ABE,
w. j. KELLY.
jeil Parish Delegates to COmtee of Arrangements
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YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC FRIShDS SoCLnA H.
TIL, regular monthly meeting OF the above Society VIII
be held in St. Alphonsus Hall. on SUNDAY. Juno IL.
at - o'clock H. the annual election for officers w
take place at this meeting every member Ii e1pecseo
to DO present. By order Of
JAMES KIRKPATRICK President
JOHN C. NJ KAvANAGH, Secretary. 1e4Et
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Tho following gentlemen wtl compose the
kxcEPTIoN COMMITTEE;

The following gentlemen wtn compose the
hxcKPuoN COMMITTEE;
G. Collignon. ...............-....-....C Chairman.
Psychaud, II Mouton, A Dotze.
T N Wesecott z (Se.erelly, CE Debrieui,
J Comes James Roa, LF Sernary.
Doyer9es, Gerald Farrell, " Kelly,
Oh Landry. Aug Stuart, Lzcomec.
A SchwArtx. AJGolden. G LAnAux,
i K Jnrroau Oh Livaudai& Martin.
J Allan, Numa Landry, Cresssn.
J Jolly N Dunne. PIT Sougeron,
I'd r Barnett Louis Barnett w BrO0aDoeu,
Il a Sere Fouts, PoursiDe.
Geo w Byrne Miltenborger, L Delery.
HMe15y Gs::n 1oi ssse 0sn'n P. rS1:fk Robert.
Felt, Isbatut u Llsdo. PMcPride,
A Vioson, Sr, DR. FACET, Mor~l.
Dr. LEstrado, Genorcs, kdW SWconoys
AID Viliar. ST. Thomas Groom.
The Reception Committee shaM have charge OF TN
Platform and Jackson Square, and regulate
thereto. All prelminAriss necessary for the oonouo
Of tho ceremonies the Platform sha DO under tnsi
charge.
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
JOHN McCAFFREY.. ---.-,.- Grand MaFshai.
AIDS:
Col z Girardey. Maj eGardsur. Thos e E.pisr.
W CalnD0nc J M Greasy, VIM II Byrnos,
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JACOB OFT. rp
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.
Jobhine dome with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention. given to general repairs of stores and dwell
in9s Cisterns made and repaired
5rdeTe left At shop. Boz 223 Mechanics ExcnanRo
10 Union st promptly attended TO- mniS ~ S'p
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HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL ALI
Association Branch No. 3. = The annual meeting oi
this Association which postponed on account OF quo
o-.-aov viii he held on THURSDAY EVENING,
lima Is Mt "a O'clock at the hall of Common and
Derbiuny streets Punctual attendance is requested
iaI it P. F. CURLEY. Secretary.
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Total aseet1s. go. -.
Leas-Upclaimed interest and
interest pas able July next ON
ali outstanding scriPs OF the
Issues Of scrip for tho years 1853.
1854 AID 1905. payable In July
Unearned premiums on MAY 81
l67i ......----.--...-
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE
RINOEN WASHER.
CONVENT SACRED HEART NATCHITocHEg
We have; IN the RIaGEN WASHING MAOh.N s n.
and 18th nleaAur. it. IL saves much time
and iaborf M DoREMUS, Superioress
Every RTNGEN WASHER is guaranteed to give
aatisfaction or your money refunded In fu SOLD Dy
II HALLER. 40 Camp street:
Sole gent for Louisiana Texas and MlssisssiPPi!
Sole cent for the famous BRILLIANT STOVE
mhq 3mhp
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MvsrERv-Retprninc horoo ,oto .

A MISUNDERSTANDING home late the
other night, gentleman living on Mission
street, says the San Francisco News Letter.
disrobed without lighting the gas, and lay
peacefully down beside the partner of his
joys. Sinking back upon his pillow, he
straightway raised himself up again and re-
marked: Il say, wife, how's your pllioW ?
warm ?-''Why, what a foolish question:" re-
turned she. "my pillow is all right" SIS it
real warm y, he asked. Certainly it is; 1
have had INV head on it for three hours.'-
Arn,rently sa isfed, he lay down AMI was
o,iiet for some time, when a vigorous nudg-
ing in the side of his wife proved that he had
another idea. 81 say, WIFE" ''For good
ness sake, what do you want? ?'' petulantly
asked the sleepy dame. 81 say, you don't
use hair oil, do you?' "Of course not. You
know that as well as anybody. "Do, for
mercy's sake, go to sleep.' Another half
solemn ticking of the clock in the darkness.
Then there was another spasmodic nudging.
81 say, wife, you didn't put the calf under
the bed tonight, did you?' Gracious mep'
returned the matron, ''what is the matter
with you? OF course the calf is not under
the bed. Will you never go to sleep"
'Wel," continued her lord sliding his legs
sideways out OF the bed, ''Pm blest If there
amt something live under here" Ihere
was the sound of scrabbling around, par
tial upheaving of the couch, the quick Slea1h
of coat tail making for the open WINDOW,
through which it disappeared, a thrashihS
round in the rose bushes outside, and all
arain Was still. 1.-The care of the children
had been awarded to the husband"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-15
The ExnensiYe Farm Fences.

From the Chester County,( Pa.) Republican,
More than thirty years ago the writer of
paragraph in the Philadelphia Public Ledger
listened to an agricultural address delivered
by the late Nicholas Biddle, at the annual ex-
hibition of the Philadelphia Society for the
Promotion of Agriculture. We were tnen
particularly struck with two things he there
enunciated. One was that fences were made
to retain cattle ,eithin the particular premises
enclosed, and not to shut them out from such
enclosed premises. The idea, though SEEM
ingly very simple one, was new, and as.i1st
the almost universally received eeinion OF iar-
mers and the pgbli@s,aasS 49, 70 Ine pur-
sRst- .isRbsstt5re Syo,,,,., -fnat highways were public
one and everybody were free to Craze
their stock at pleasure, and, indeed, on the
adjoining premises, unless the owner thought
fit to protect them by legal fencing, for stat
ute law prescribed their s<height and charae-
ter. From the date of this memorable ad-
dress, delivered by Mr.. Biddle from plat
form of rough boards, to a company of intelli-
gent, sunburnt farmers, the sentiments to
which he then gave utterance have gradual
ly spread not only over this country, but all
over the world, and are now the recognized
law of the courts as well as of the highway.
1t is a wholesome and most equitable change, =
and we can now but wonder that the old Gus
tom was so long endured. The other startl-
ing fact shown by Mr.. Biddle was the very
large proportion of the farmers capital that
was invested in his fencing. In the State Of
Pennsylvania alone, he said, a careful esti-
mate shows that at least hundred million of
dollars were invested at that time in fencing.
Much attention has since been given to this
branch of the new thought, and great ee0no=
my has been effected; but still the amount Of
capital is greatly beyond the estimate of any
one who has not given the matter special at
tention.
Cheaper material for fences has been found,
and movable fences for the necessary division
of fields are common. In addition to this, in
stead of laws passed by the Legislature pre-
scribing the height Of a fence to turn outside
CATTLE we have statutes which protect the
farmers premises in certain localities from in
vasion in the absence OF all fencing. The
fence is an American institution and habit,
and an expensive one it is. Illinois is said to
have ten times the fencing of Germany, and
Dutchess county, New York, more than all
France. These marks show that these brown
and dingy division marks, oyergyoWp with
briars and thstles, are an enormous tax on
the industry of the country, and all to keep
stock from trespassing. Some of these days,
under the careful tillage of the old world,
fences will disappear, and land boundaries
will be marked with fruit and shade trees, or
neat hedge rows, and the country will pres
ent much improved aspect.