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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21

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from The BOOK 81 ass T. true and
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21

ing himself and his copfreres to faithful per
formance of their lubies concluded by express.
ing, as the hsighth of his ambition and hopes
in regard to the board over which he had tho
honor to preside, that when they surrendered
their officers to their successors, their record
might stand as clear of errors and as fraught
with energetic, just and beneficial measures as
does that of their hosts "The Board of 1871, ;" to
whom he proposed a toast. Toasts were then
drunk to the Press the several officers of the two
Boards, and the various branches of the Asso-
citation, all of which received proper responses.
OF all the toasts Of the evening, none seemed
to call forth such deep and sincere feeling, and
to meet with so hearty response from the
gentlemen present, as that proposed by Mr.
McPhelin, "To the Grand Organizer, the Fa-
Their of the Association, Captain Thos. Rice.n
In proposing this toast Mr. McPhelin was more
than usually eloquent; with great skill Ehe
pictured the trials which Capt. Rice had to en-
dure, the apathy and GOODNESS with which he was
met on every side, and the calm, he might almost
say the logged perseverance and determination
with which he ccmbatted them till he saw the
Association firmly established in this city,
grown from little acorn to a strong, over
shadowing oak. Unfortunately Capt, Rice
was not present, else we would have had the
pleasure of seeing his honest face sutfused
with bushes, though we hardly think we
missed speech for we sure he could not have
answered the toast, as we know his to be heart |
which, fearless in danger, would flutter like O |
Gagged pird when frightened, upon a festive oc-
casion like this, where he is the hero. At q |
late hour the assembly broke up in fine spirits.
aftez having spent most pleasant evening.
Concert for the Asylum Of Mount CARMEL
The concert for the benefit of the Asylum of
Mount CARMEL given by Miss Theresa Cannon.
assisted by several amateurs, was we'll attend
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-14
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Devoted strictly i! to ni!., n1 nc 4
from its e"' siontlE,,
Every Mason 80 =
The MONITOR has s, Tet and lI..,s
The propri!e,iI"1r,ssse ''AA' 4. DoSlH
Goldsboro' n. t.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-14

We would call the particular attention of the
Mertantiir al,i Business Community to his branch
OF orr establishment, as effort upon or part
will be wanting to
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-14
Every Day an d
Flesh and Tpj
Seen and \

''N!tA'ti!lFHl''S liilnli4li iiit ID
"na ut|W, fluids and jnirsdts
c.f 'at l'u' II repairs l''r Sasttl
nov ai!'i .ulanl material. sri
S'alg'i8'. GhN,l'lr ti41s. Il
hoatt, l"ptors, .Not'ea IA ii1 tiai
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art TRUSTS Al tn I, r Friatg ~
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II! Tia p.:!'rnt daily 'ttasa,
vast and decomposition 1ia
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repairs the slpn vita lef ~
healthy hl,o,|-.,.d 'bi, iarAg
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VIII iyrl hiGis'ili a'nwia. tr,lt
food di. s'in better, alif's
,.vsIl and weight inclraSif..,
NJ; o.,ly docs The SAe,apssa4
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-14

pnnzr,.,.R. \. n
Railways Rlllj
CURES The re,, z
In From One . w.,
,u.. NOT ONE n
| After reading ''''' aa,.,tA. J
SUFFER Nln i \
RAILWAYS READY aas,u
| frzRYpll
| 1t was the tra !.
TIE ONLY Pam
tint instantly stops 4.
,,la y. l''',an'atinns',' AM, nue. ~, mot
II "l the Lungs, .;to,' ", y, te'eG
! 'forsails, by one apul Ssa; i'a,
| IN FROM ONE TO rvu !
no matter how yiol.,. +
Nvrvs ,.h MAT MAIle, I'r'i.ri51t.'a !.
suffer rus N'"''''s''' psosttn',s,I e
IL a oWAi's RE4p, !;
WILL AFFORD I'M,
EXPLANATION OF THE M, ),
,,.,,. INFLAMMATION or M j
INFLAMMATION OF THU d.,
,,,n, CONCESSION !
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HEADACHE, ToorHAcHE
NEURALGIA, M
COLD c'ilM.s, AGrE crn,' !
The application Of The s,,,.,
or rir's Mhrae The min ~ NY
alInr'i rasr a!,! eom!ain, IT," VI
Nv, iw',,'y ',fons i'll la.fa tasv,
stomach, hcariI u ss, W.
rhrn; nsseHfcry, cole, y.
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way 9 'ir"'y ErliefwilI t l,''
water. 1t is better tia, III n
as a &t;nia.ant, N1s
FEVER AND il
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II ant q remedy! agent n ta \,
Fever and ..g,;r, i,.ui Ala, i" ,sas
n'''rl',; I,Npi,"ia, Yellow. ,rd i
~ RAhM AVS PILLS. % l \;
READY RELIEF. Fifty emit, !
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-14

Offers his services to the citizens of East AM,
West Felicirna and adjoining parishes.
Orders left ut the Drug Store of DR.. Frank Mum.
ord " i'll be promptly attended to-
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27
A NEEDED AMENDMENT ID TAS
PRACTICE ACE.

In Justice to themselves IS well as to
ell who may e-er get to having, the papers
Of Nevada, daily end weekly, should JOIN
voice with us in demanding an amend
ment to the Practice Act whereby 1t
should be me- lie the duty Of those officers
of the IA, who have to do with the per-
fec:;ng Of legal processes t" publish III
the newspapers Of their bailiwlck notice
of sale under execution, in all cases, As
the lar low imoerfec:ly reads, John Doe
may sell Richard Roe's harvest, or his
cord wood or his ether traps and calaml-
ties unt.er a forced sale and he enabled to
bid them n fer mere 1.-THE of their value,
and all because of a mean and rigSardly
omission in TIE atoresa;d practice act. As
the case stands cow, ii A gets judgment
an3 ort.er o. execution end sale OF prop
ertv AGAINST =, the Sher.fT hes merely to
stick w, hers and there, some obscure
notices which nobody ever reads except
those xko have b.en already notified, and
when the Cav OF sale comes B is sold out,
dry Il. a powder horn, ard his property
goes ;or abou. enough TO pay the attor-
ncy's fees, if they are light. Such an
anomalous omission as this wanted PRO
vision Of newspaper publication opens
wide the door fcr pecuiation, collision
and fraud: AMI, moreover. = mem and
narrow limit is put upon the chances of
publicity, 80 greatly needed by both
plaintiff and defendant in sreh cases.
Viewed in another liSht-a perfectly
proper and legitimate light by which to
SO look at it-tnis is a wretchedly par
siynonious manner of treating the press of
the Stlte-this cutting the newspapers
off from the legal advertising which Is
nowhere else withheld from them.
Some s,ormins. unequivocal words from
each newspaper in Nevada will have a
tendency to induce the incoming Legisla-
Ire to take notice Of this matter and sup
ply the omitted provision. Justice all
round, demands 1t.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

The Chicago Tribuae. and other slaves
of the telesraphs, oppose the postal tele-
graph scheme on the ground that it is
chiefly the wealthy who use the telegraph.
and if message could be sent for 80
cents instead of - 90. the wealthy would
chiefly be the gamers. They entirely iss-
more the fact that, under the cheap sys-
TEN. the telegraph would become q boon
to the common people, and would largely
supercede the mail.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

The prolonged storm which prevails
hereabout would seem to have extended
over the greater part OF California and
Oregon. 1t is godsend to farmers and
a prospective blessing to miners and
others: but it is not convenience to
housekeepers the roofs Ct whose houses
are out of repair: while it plays smash
with those whose business depends upon
drv weather and its incidents.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27
A LETTER curiouslv addres

A LETTER curiously addressed came
through the Pcsto1fice to this point yes
terday. There axe the notable words of
its superscription: Mr.. Sharon, Candi-
date for the U. S. Senate Care His Ex-
cellency, the Gov. Carson City Nevada.
P. NJ. please forward" This billet dour
came duly into the hands of Private Sec
Rotary. Thornton; and that attentive and
courteous gentleman mad h ct to sen |
the same to Vim. Sharon Esq. thinning
it might b. of in,eres: to him or some one
of his relatives. This communication
was post-marked New York; and it is
probable that some patriot there has
chosen to signify his willingness to come
to the assistance of this suppositive can
did,te provided railway pass can be Sc
cured for lis use. This person doubtless
failed to see a copy of Mr.. Sharon's letter
of withdrawal as published in the Gold
Hill Ners of August last.
CHRISTMAS BALL.-The ball at Empire
passed off pleasantly notwithstanding the
bad weather. The hail was just comfort
ably filed At Richey 4 Wil!;amson's.
The promised fine music was on hand
The jolliest dancing and best of kumor
prevailed until the small hours, when, as
usual, few older heads got filled with the
notion of bed and went sliding Off carry
ing the rest with them. A number CT
persons had made preparations to 'assist"
at the ball and had ordered teams to take
them down, but the rain began to pour
upon us here ct eight O'Clock and con-
tinued all night, SO that they lad to grin
and stay at home. A few who were in
luck to make an early start say that they
had royal fun, and shall remember the
spree whole year.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

BARNUM's Museum in New York has
again been destroyed by fire. There was
a terrible time amongst the poor beasts
and birds that were gathered there. The
loss. it is said, w,a be way up i'll the
hundreds of thousands
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27
Nyxa YEAR's EvE-GRAND SKATING

NHxs YEAR's EvE-GBASD SKATING
AND DANCING C.sSIvAL.-First of all.
recollsct that it Is entirely for the or
phans. Four prizes are offered two for
the best skating; one for the best Lady
skater and the other for the best gentle
man skater; two also for the best sus-
tanned characters in the masquerade, one
for competition among the ladies and the
other ditto among the gents.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

Donovan, the man who was lately re-
preived 10y Governor Booth will be hanged
if he lives till his doomsday-unless the
said Governor changes his mind; for now
he says, Srimly, that he means tc let the
dreadful law take its course.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

JAMES McCEoEr a desperate, killed a
man named Charles Allen at Ei>alia and
passe,! his Christmas eve in state of
suspense-from Il bridge nearby. James
was hanged in a summary manner by
vigilance committee. He viii never do
any more killing.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

LET Jor BE UNCoNFISED, AS We
60 to press the festivities at Moore & Par
ker's Hall (the Sunday School Festivan
90, S gaily on. Its beauties are too nu-
,nerons to maintain. Look out for them
in the APPEAL Of tomorrow.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

II costs wife De;,.ers 800 to indulge II
their gentle exercises in San Francisco.
Except in Fare eases and at wide Intervals
the fun is not worth the money. The
wife wallpapers Ou5h: to strike.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

THEY are talking about Vigilance
Committee in New York to hang Sim
mons, the murderer of Dur.ea. II such
a thing can he conjursd up in New York
stock in Stokes neck would not be worth
q bit on the dollar.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

The Turn VEEIIN's give one of their
famous balls ON New Years night. They
have enlarged their hall With the prospect
of a crowd. Take advantage Oh this
chance to make up for duh and gloomy
Christmas. Let us salute the first night
of the year merrily,- Tickets for gentle
men and ladies' including lunch 80.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

The narrow guase railway between
Phoebe and Bui,ionville works nicely.
More iron and other needed materials On
the way.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

DAaaE-,s chimney Was blown down
the other night in Virginia. Served him
right. What business has an editor with
a chimney? Let him get along with a
campfire.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

SToCKs.-Owing to some reason or
other, no report of the Afternoon Board
of the San Francisco Stock Market got
to this city yesterday. We give the
morning report as usual.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27
MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily, specially for the NEW ArrKAL'
by RICE PETERS, Stock Brokers' IN "shs'
Fargo / Co.'S. Office, Carson.
Morning Report.
40 Ophir 40
Gould Curry $50
100 b / Belcher 50
255 Savage -, II \, so, so b30
IS Chollar "a, So "a. 81 b30, $50, s.
30 Hale 4 Norcross q
90 Grown Point 81
80 Jacket IS, "A, TAN b5' "A, 3 slo. "a
400 Imperial g.
$50 Empire :. 67s, ca
10 Alpha Al
kentuck 40 40
b.s,. SO
10 Confidence fo}e
50 Con Virginia "A, 43h, Al b, n = Do
80 Daney 7octs
20 Exchequer Is 4
30 Seq Belcher 65, 6'}s
% Overman is
30 Julia ga
2o5 Caledonia "a 24a., ISL b5. 2e b:'o. Is
50 Knicktrbockcr 5. a., S. "a b1o
100 Arizona 4 Utah Is
leo Baltimore l7s
$50 Globe 9
10 Silver Hill, ~
70 Eclipse 9
80 Insurance
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

Dill BETHAHps las been indicted ~
the Grand jury Of White Pine county
for the killing of Erophy at sche,l Creek.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

The President was snow-bOund at
Niffiin, Ohio, at last accounts. He will
worry through if it takes all Winter.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

JUDGE BERRY arrived at PIocte on the
Goth. As before stated, he will take up
| his residence there.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

MINNIE Myrtle Miller is in Chicago.
NJ NJ. ". is IL weak and evanescent SEN
sation-an eminent embodiment of emp
tiuesS.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27
MARRIED,

In this city. ~eceIuber -, at the Residence Of
the brides mother. by the Rev. Geo. B. Allen.
John T. r. wilson Of Washoe county. to Miss
Catherine Cook of OrInsoy county.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

The Piochers want a daily mail with
the civilized world. They ought to BE-
accommodated.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

ssasBY house, H. MEpER = son. rRoRIErosR
Nat Holmes VA Van Reed $ Saunders
wife Il TUrreysou % II Gray
VIM Mcleod d Hoag q Gearhart
J " Eaynie &C Wallace Fit'h
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-27

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. CHARLES AOTEL-GEo. rUFLY, rhofA1kTSS.
G Sinldari 10 Tyiss 0 T Barber
DrC Iuce J Crs-,u.r 4 " Adams
Flint II Rode nbah Miss Carter
Stahl II Tsbbs J L Lat:a
J Powell Weeks VI itlilson
" Ii Carpenter Z Long E1ston
Elliott
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LoNnqN, August G The report thai
Lot hAihgrly has icisael Toe Hlsh
Oltneel.0rshl2 Is premature.
The American 0er, vii. pruocel tr,fu
SoNo @ GnvScni, ant from Gnvescnd
- the North Sea, where IL will remain
during the Niutcr, and return to the HnR,
ltsh Ihanncl in the spring Minister
Sehenek will so0u give a banquet Al
which the Officers oi The dccI and stanley
will bc present
During the Sc ere storm Yesterday slE
ashIng vessels belonging TO Berwick were
eaIplzei and AL on board lost
Several railway casualties having or.
eurrrd rccrnlly, hy which upwards o,
twenty lives were lot, ParllGmen, hM
been asked TO investigate the causes oi
the disasters and inquire into the genera
management Of railroads with relation 10
the safety Ol passengers
hr Schenck, the American Mlnlstor
Gen Sherman and Mr Stanley oooupiei
seats in the Visitors Gallery, last night
during the session Of The H0usc OF Con
mona
Aelkshou Court, the residence Of Lady
AshouFton, was destroyed by tre yes,sf.
day.
The Emperor Napoleon has gone 10
BAgnar, a seaside resort in susseT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07
An Editor, EIperisneo win Ar,Dt,. |

m LoltoI's EGpefteneo Wtth Agents.
When | arrived st home I found Z team
Of dA1hiDg horSes hitchOd 70 q couple Of
dwarf pear trees 10 the front yard, and 4
bright red wagon filed with lAdderI and
things stood In the middle Of bed Of luS.
chlAi and gerAniumi, 3 bull dog OF the
yellow variety and with teeth like crOss
cut saw smiled Ht mo from the doorstep,
while two nsn upon the rool were busy
tearing Of the shingles and driving hooks
into the chimney. made careful de.
tour, and entered my house to fnd black
WhhkeTed chap, smelling strongly Of
patchOuly. leaning lovingly over Angeli
mas shoulder, while she was engaged In
prlctictng on a sewing machine. "Whal
In the name Of all that Is cheeky
does this meant" said l. "Ah V
replied old PA,chouly, with leer
al my wife, your husband, I pre-.
sume. The fact Is, air, your wife (A devil.
ish tne woman by the WAy) has decided
10 purchase one Of our double-treAdle,
reversible needle, warranted not 10 rip,
rRYel nor run.doWn.Gl.the.hoel sewing
machines.' But | iOrbeAr-Why repeat
NuhI lOllOHbuf my eulIy 10 tnls journal
today will be brief, but 70 the point
Am wearing q Saddle Rock oyster over
my eye, Angelina Is In tears and In
bed, with strong odor Of cImphor
about her person. But no back action,
double.treadle" sewing machine decks
my house, and were Il not Tor the
trAmpled condition OF my aOWer.bed and
few displaced shingles on the roof, one
would never dream that two able. bodied
lightning rod men had attempted to 20
through me | must organize for war,
however, on the PrussiAn plan. Peace
exists In our household once more.
have paclhed Angelina on the sowing,
machine question, and we have formed
an alliance for offensive purposes against
all enemies 10 our peaceful home and ia
happiness. A smallpox" sign kept the
"agents" away Tor two days, but the milk.
man and pOStman also iOrSook Us, and VIC
were forced 70 take Il down. Since then,
by keeping the doors doubly locked, and
using a system Of countersigns and raps,
when members Of the family desired In.
gresS or egress, the visitors were kept at
bay ClereiGRd Leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07
NEW YORK CITY.


SEv NoEE, August G-At = mechng
0! the Executive Committee oi the Ma
uont Democracy, last evening, Benjamin.
Wood presiding. a Communication was
read from the TAmmAny organization IN
Titing participation 10 grand ratification
meeting Of the baltimore notninIiionA
The prevailing sentiment was HdVrrSe 10
giving The proposed meellng q partisan
character, hence II was decided TO have q
ratification meeting. and that conference
on the subject be had with other Organl.
fAtiOns
Gov Noyes, OF Ohio, is In the city.
"a large Greeley meeting WAS held IN
the G0th district last evening, which was
addressed by Gen. Fitzpatrick.
The city authorities have decided 10
continue the Boulevard from l2gIh street
away into Winchester county, which Is =
measure OF great Importance TO tho deVel.
opmeni OF the upper part OF the Island.
A banker named J, p, VAnVleck, who
has been incarcerAted In the Blooming.
dale Lunauc Asylum over a year, but who
nevertheless Asserts himself TO have been
sane all the while, has commenced legal
proceedings, in which he states he will
expose the horrors Of that institution. His
counsel have obtained Writs OF kd5sdS cor.
put Tor the release Of two ladies, who are
also incarcerated there on certificates said
to be bogus, and who are alleged 10 be
perfectly sane.
Geo. X. Irwin late keeper ST the AsY.
lum, prints afllAyi's relating many cruel.
ties resulting In death, by parties connect.
ed with the Asylum, that the food Is poor,
that the inmates receive foul treatment,
that vile practices generally obtain there
ConsIantinOple Adyices, 24lh ult, state
that the Turkish authorities ordered two
agents Of the British Bible Society to
leave Branssa. their books seized and the
sale OF all Protestant works prohibited.
The British Embassy at Cous;AniinOple
IS investigating the affair.
Paris mail advices, Gath, state that in
the office Of PeupIe Fnncois, thousands
Of imperalSi papers were seized and vol.
luminous secret correspondence were also
discovered, together with pamphlets in.
tended for distribution in the army.
Dr. Lieber, well known German,
writes letter supporting Grant.
Spotted Tail and party arrived hero
last night
1t IS RuthoritAlivelY stated that Gen.
Deyen has no intention Of Withdrawing
from the Eric Vice Presidency.
The body Of Rev. Henry Halleck, Of
Brooklyn, was found to-day at Slip No.
20, He left home four months ago, after
cashing DRAFT from India Of G5O0 Only
c2S were found on his person. II Is sus.
pected that he was robbed and thrown
into the water. There will be Icoroner'S
| investigation.