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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-15

Till further notice Father Ryan's address
will be "Rev. A. j. Ryan, Care Rev. Thomas
Doran, st. AIMS Church, Albany, New York"
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To Our FRIENDS IN MoBHg.-Mr. George ].
Pfitchard, for some years connected with this
Office, is at present in Mobile on collecting
tour.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
:. K. RESAUp. WALTON FRY.
X. RENAUD & CO.,
1856, Icy, 1s9 and 1911 Camp Street,
Corner of Julia Street,
NEW ORLEANS.

Have always on hand Choice Family Flour. tho best
Goshen Butter. Lard. and Sugar Cured Hams. Can
Goods Preserves Frnts and all articles required for
table use m aking the hnest assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES
to be found in the city, which they viii SELL
CHEAPER than ony other house in their line OF
business.
No drayage charged on goods bought OF them and
every article guaranteed to give satisfaction.
fel5 Srn5p
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The shortest life is long enough if it
leads to a better, and the longest life too
abort if it do not.
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CASH HOUSE.
1874 ..SPRlN G....... 1874


INTERESTING TO STRANGERS,
We invite inspection of our
NEW SPRING IMPoRTATIoNs,
Consisting in part Of
ALPACAS, BAREGES JAPANESE,
GRENADINES, POPLINETTES,
MozAMBIQUEs.
And other
POPULAR DRESS GOODS.
Our stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS p.ssen.s many At;
3ur LINEN DEPARTMENT Is annsually complete
MSS, Diaper and Table LILENS in all grades, and at
HARD TIMES PRICES.
mr. variety of WHITE GOODS embraces nearly
rythng needed for the season. and will. in order
i've visitors the city the benefit of it, establish,
y 18th earlier than usual our
K o find it impossible enum all attractions
bargains, aud will simply add that No have
An NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
M BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Special mention must however, be made Of our
ING SILKS. as....-....... .62A and s7ac.
IN STRIPED GRENADINES, $50.
for evening and street wear.
WE CANNOT REPLACE THESE GOODS.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS,
nd 5ss.- MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and 5ss
Corner st. Andrew street
beautiful New Styles Cambria CALICOES. 100.
"a White French RAREGE. at $50. worth 81 50.
"a Black Atwood DELAINE at $50. worth 400
Handsome Hamburg Embroidery at $50. per I'd
1T MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
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DIED:

DIED:
DURNIN-on Thursday, Feb la, 1874, at I O'Clock
A.. Henry, only child Of Henry Durnin and Justina
Landry.
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SYNOPSIS:
Show Windows and Bubbles The Man the White
House. The Natiou's Wishes have been Granted An
other Daniel Come to judgment
The Old Lions in the Senate Chamber-House of
Representatives. The Mlsrepresentatives they ap-
pear. Life Pictures OF Living Great Men.
Another Class-SnoOs Spobbery. Shoddy and
Shoddydom Fast Driving. Fast Style. Fast Men.
FASHIONS Votales-The Wrong School for Chill.
dren. What are coming tot Our Young People
receive Wrong Impressions of Life in taeir Childhood
Oh! Beautiful Boy, Beware! You are are TIeading on
Moraiizng. Conclusions.
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WOODS Neutrality-suspicious. COAL
RFISTER s. THOMAN
Have the best quality of ASH. OAK and MIXED
WOOD hand, which they will sell as tho
REDUCED RATE OF 81 and o. PER CORD.
Also the best quality Of PTTTSBURG COAL, screen.
cd expressly for family use. and delivered AZ
SEvENTY.FIvT CENTS PER BARREL.
Corstan tly on hand. o full stock of HAY. CORN.
OATS BRAN FLOUR and POTATOES all at lowest
possible prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
PFJSTkR e. THOMAN,
523 and 52i Camp street.
deos 3m5p Oppoeite Magasne Market.
TT N. JENKINS,
SOLICITOR
American and Foreign Patents,
81 Commercial Place.
CUP Stairs)
jail 1y5p NEW oRLEAFs
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TNHoS. NcKENDRICK,
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,

No. 653 Magazine street, near Philip,
New OrlennB.
Kitchen Ranges. Hot, Cold aud Shower Baths Water
ClosetS Wash Stands Pumps and Hydrants 6tied n
the approved stye. Gas, Steam and Water Pipes
Faucets Gas Chandelier etc.. fitted up fully and
At the shortest notice. aust ~ iy5p
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TO THE MEMORY OF NY SISTER.
Oh dear slater, how we miss thee
No one but ourselves can know;
how wo listen for thy footsteps
When the others come and SO.
Yours was q sad death, dear sister,
But we know 1t was G cd 8 will,
And we feel thy loss is heavy,
But We try to bear it STILL
To God we offer up cur prayers
That your soul may rest in peace,
That We all may meet in Heaven,
Where our lives shall never cease.
Heavenly Father, lead us. guide us,
Keep us from all earthly stain;
Save us from this worlds temptation,
Till we all shall rect again. Elk.
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HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT
IL
JOHN J. kABER.
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON.
Fruit Shade and Ornamental Trees Evergreen and
Dcstdious Shrubs Greenhouse Plants Perreniala sto
in suitable Quantities. at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES.
MY extensive assortment enables mo to contract for
tho stocking of gardens Of dmension in the most
particular and tasteful manner.
NURSERY-St Charles Avenue eCarrollton Rail.
road) three blocks below the Depot.
Specimens may he and orders left at my PLANT
DEPOT. 1854 Coliseum between Warrington and Sixth
streets New Orleans. fes 3m5p
II j. SOUBY.....--. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER
L' No. 800 ST. Andrew street, cor. Magazine,
Gard Photographs per doz. so
Medallion MouogranB, per doz.. IS
Fictnre with Frame Is
Picture with jet Gold Locket. l OU
Repbrandts and Copying Speciality.
Beautiful Chromos for Sale at Very Low Prices.
de2s 3m5p
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TO THE LADIES.
GREAT INDUCE MENTS!
All styles of HAIR, Plaits Curls Chignons Braids
aud Switches
AT COST.
Ladies' and Geutiemen's Wigs, TalEWigs and Ban.
deaux Latest styles of Je5 G0ods Ptrfumeries, and
all Fancy Articles Desirable for the Toilet.
ALI country orders promptly attended to. Address
Lock box 63G.
JAMES HEANEY,
226 RSronne Street,
fei5 7iIy Between Julia and St. Joseph Streets
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II O. GREvE DRUGGIST AND APoTHE- ID,
Il cary Corner AnnunciAtion and Gaennio sts q =
Having purchased the above store. formerly ~
cd by W. L. JurGieleyiez respectfully rsqussss -
complete stock of English German and French Drngs
with all the popular Patent Medicinss and fen
line of Fancy Toilet Articles Perfumery. etc., al
able prices. Prescriptions carefully compounded
ct all hours Of tho day night. ja4 Snip
THE HOME RULE RESTAURANT.
l. No. 1888 Camp Street.
was opened on the of January. and as q homo
be made active without homo rule. Il 10 thors
intention OF the present proprietor GA PTATN
JOHN McCAFFERTY) to make you. dear reader. foea
homo whenever you call for . sarRre meal. Meals
private Oysters. Hot Coffee. Oh ooolate
ETC., ut No. lss Camp street. boarding by tho dsy.
week Of month. Supper roomB for private parties.
ia25 5p
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Valuable Property for Sale.

7 offer for salo on Tuesday the 10Th
l. d." Of December next, my valuable
Saw and Grist Mill. Situated two miles
South OF Simpsons T. O.. formerly owned
by Abcli and Brown. This Mill is in
good condition. and doing n good bust.
ness. The engine is n ihirty-fvc horse
power portable. will also sell on tho
same day all tho lumber on tho yard.
rhc sa.o will takc place at the mill.
Parties wishing to examine tho proper
y arc invited to do so at once.
TguMs - For the Mill ono half cash,
for the balance credit Of twelve months
with good security and 10 per oert. in.
tcrcst from day Of sale. Tho lumber will
| be sold for cash.
All persons indcb' cd to me for lumber
are warned to make immediate, payment,
otherwise their account will be placed in
t.. hands Of ON attorney for collection.
! nov 81 W. II. ABELL.
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An Admlrer Of StoncwaIl jackson.

The following is from George Cary
Esgleston's ga Rebels Recollcc.
tions," in press by Hurd & Houghton.
1t is soldier who thought Stone
wall jackson so great a General that
his proper functions would be to
man@uvre tho Universe
son ono occasion, soldier who
had imbi6ed enthusiasm with his
whiskey, feeling the inadequaoy Of
the devotion shown by drinking to
an absent chief, marched, canteon in
hand, to ia ckson's tent gaining nd
mission, proposed as a sentiment,
"Hcre's to you, General May l
live to sec you stand on the highest
pinnacle of Mount Ararat, and hear
you give the command, "By the
right Of nations front into empires.
worlds, right face -
This is what they are singing on
the streets now: .'0
"My gal, my gal, my pretty little
gal,
| and she's gone back on me
She climbs on the steeple and fools
| all tho people,
| But che can't come that over me-
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OFFICE OF co. TREASURER.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Dec. !, 1874.

Fairfield COUNTY, Dec. l 1874.
FINiIE undersigned, for the convenience,
L. Of the taxpayers Of Tho county, will
attend at The following precincts for the
collcc ton Of taxes for fiscal year, 1876,
viz
Doko, Wednesday. Dec. 8, 1874.
Kidgcwny, Thurs. and Frid. Dec. 10 s. II,
1874.
Woodward's Depot, Mond. and Tues. Dec.
81 & -, 1874.
Fsnstcrville, Mond. and Tues. Doc. % Sc
20, 1874.
Monticello, Mond. and Tues. Jan. Is 6,
1876.
Jcnkinsvillc, Wednesday. Jan. G. 1876.
Glndden's Grove (Caldwell's STOREY Sat.
Jan Q. 1875.
DnHosr's s'oro IIorct rrecincD Mond.
Jan. II, 1879.
Winnsboro every day except those nbovo
named, on ,ohich days The Treosursr's o6ics
wW he closed. W. NJ NELSON.
Treasurer Fairfield County.
dec Sim
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BresiticS.

The Union Pacific locomot otives are
the most extensive cattle raisers on
the plains. They generally raise
them about twenty feet.
Sharon, the silver mine million.
aire, whose daughter had the uobhi
est wedding in San Francisco, the
othe; day, that the Pacific Slopers
have ever witnessed, sports a $!25
coal scuttle.
About this time tic northern rural
editor sits on his hind legs in front
Of a cold stove and how's mournfully
for wood. He is amazed ut the alac.
rity with which his delinquent sub
scribcrs don't bring it in.
II is announced that General W.
II. F. lee will soon leave the white
house farm Oh tho Pamunkey river,
Va, for Kavenswort rth, Fairfax coun.
~, and will hereafter mike that
place his permanent residence.
D 'troi. Free Press It now turns
out that out-meal doesn't make brain
after al aud the Philadelphia edi-
tors who laid in dvzcn barrels
apiece for winter use, will almost
be mad enough to give it to the poor.
10 be growing old, and have no
children or grand children, presents
bleaker prospect than to be perch
ed on a pyramid of the desert, or
upon a glacier Of the frozen sen.
Single folks, marry--and marry whilo
Jon are young.
The Texas emissary is not, as many
people suppose, dressed like a bull.
whacker and loaded with navy aixes.
tie wears an immense silk hat and n
broad, black cape, aud when he
meets IL di>contented-looking person
he appeals to him to become an emi.
grant.
The Right Hon. WIN. Il. Gladstone
ex.premier of England, whose re-
markable pamphlet against the
Vactican decrots hns attained such
world wide attention, recently road
the lessons during divine service in
the village church Of Howarden,
FIintshire, North Wales.
A sensational religious event in
San Francisco, was tho participation
by Presbyterian, Unitari an, and
a Gongregationalist clergyman and n
Jewish rabbi, in tho. installation of
a universalist pastor. Several of
tue sectarian newspapers think thut
llhcrality was carried too Tar.
Bible albums arc the latest 6resiic
diversions. Pictures clipped from
illustrated publications are pasted in
scrap book, and the collec: ORB
scriptual knowledge is exercised in
choosing an appropriate verse to
write below each cut. Rare and ex-
pensive pictures are sometimes used.
Vicksburg lie raid How you do
Sallie, how you do I amt seed
you in such time. How is you no
how 7" Sallic, grasping tho old dar-
keys corn stoaler and giving It
cordial shake. "I'se still n Kicking,
thank you, Uncle Toa, but l ain t
kicking high. How are you gift ing
on p Uncle Tom, deliberately,
"Well, S4llie, I'm still sticking to.
gether in spots"
Cheerfulness is great promoter
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upon him by giving Mr.. howard one
hundred dollars to como up and
b unce Dir. Conkling. Tho Mr..
Howard, of Detroit, Michigan, wan
none other than the notorious pugi-
list, Jem Mace.
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If advertising has failed with you,
try it on another tack. A good thing
is worth fair trial. If one business
man finds his account in advertising
why should not another I"
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Costa Rica has undo rgono ono Of
those political com motions which
seem to be an inherent quality OF o
Spanish American republic. Such
governments seem to be in oontinua |
hot water. ...
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A Dark Page In MOrmenism.

Many ofour readers will rcmem.
Der the massacre of Arkansas eni-
grants at Mountain Meadows by
Mormons disguised as Indians in
1857. The capture Of Lee, the cap.
tain Of that baud Of a>sassins, was
made lately, and the full particulars
of that Infamous crime are supplied
Lee is thorough polygamist, having
had eighteen wives and sixty-tw o
children, and his trial is likely to
disclose some startling mysteries in
the history of Mormonism.
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A turkey was observed on fcnce
the other day, intently studying an
almanac and reckoning on his. toes
how long it was from Christmas.
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AS whito gar ment appears worse
when q little soiled than does col I.
orcd one, so does small ia ult in good
man attract moro attention than q
great offenso in bad man.
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A u"gro was indicted for murder
in Loundes County, Mississippi, and
his case came on ut the present term
now sitting before Judge Urr.-
When usraigned, he asked it as u
specill favor that his jury should be
composed of white men, saying that
he preferred to risk his life with in
telligent men, who could understand
tho law and the facts. Ho was ac-
quilted, and rejoices that he had the
privilege of white jury.
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The tax duplicate wifi be oper cd in
this office on tho 80thday Of November
1874, for the collection Of the above tax
levie', and every day thereafter, (sundays
excepted) until the fifteenth day Of Janu.
ary 1915, when 20 par cent penalty will
attach TO all delinquente.
W. NJ. NELSON, Treasurer,
nov. 26.x2t2 Eair6eld County.
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UFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
WINNsDoRo, S. c. Nov "a, 1874
TIME following taxes have been levied
l. upon the property Of this County


TIME following taxes have been levied
l. upon the property Of this County
viz.
Mills.
|. For pay Of salaries ofBxeculivc
and Judicial Offices Of the State,
the Clerks and contingent cypcn-
scs Of the Executive and Judicial
Departments of tho Government. II
2. For support and maininniDcc
of the Penal Charitable and Ed
ucationnl Institutions of the
Rtaie, exclusive uf Comnion
Schools. II
8. For support and maintninco of
Public Schools. 2
4. For payment Of DEFICIENCIES for
School claims, and School Com
missioaers Salai les duo prior 10
1st Nov. 1873. 1
s. For expenses Of tho General As.
sembly.
@. F>r Public Printing. 4
7. For payment Of interus tuton tho
public debt, (as adjusted by net
Of December 22d 1879 due and
payable upon lst. January and
Juiy 1875. 2
For dchenoy or unpaid appropri-
ntions and claimt OF Central Ma
tional Bank. =. Z. Frazee and
f. Cardarclli. 1-45
10 $500
For current expenses Of Fairfield
County. 8
For payment Of past indebtedness
Of said County. II
For widows shd orphans of said
County.
In additip IN TO tho above there has
been levied for District Schools the
following tax. viz.
School District No. 8
t go
., "a
The tax duplicate wifi bs opor cd /,
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Won Arnim has no traditional
ground for loving the Napoleon fami.
ly. Five Of his 'fathcrs's eleven
brothers fell at Waterlooo.
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The Truth About Edgeflcld.

AUGUSTA, November 30.-A larl g
and enthusiast, meeting was held
in Elgefeld, S. g., to-day, aud il.
dienation expressed at tho base.
charges made against the white poo.
pie, and the arbitrary nrrost Of ciLi-
zeus. The speakers, umorg whom
WAS Con. NJ. q. Butler, said that
the charges Of outruges in EdgeficId
County were utterly false and with.
out tho smallest foundation, aud
showed that moro intimidation had
been practiced by the oolored than
by tho white people. A committee
was appointed to report at a meeting
which will be held ON next Monday,
with instructions to obtain the fucls
with regard to intimidation: on cleo
tion dsy by the Radical party aud
otter matters.
The South CAroliua railroad com.
pany Is desirous Of losing the Char
lotte, Columbia and Auguta rail-
road for torn Of years. They sub.
mitted II proposition, aud a COM
mittee was appointed by the stock
holders Of the Columbia Company to
consider it, and Iopurt tho best terms
that can be had. If the South Caro-.
lima railroad company secures the
proposed lease, the Charleston peo
pie will practically y control the rail-
road system Of tho state. The South
ern Security company are opposed
to it, and as they own Urge portion
of the stock issued by the company
that Charleston wants to gobble, the
proposed lease may never be accom-
plshed fact.
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THE
PAIRF IL i D Il + RAh D

- PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
w L Il Il L a M 8 s. I'D A Wis.
Tcrms.-Thc HERALD IL published Week
ly in the Town of wunsboro, at $500
in0aridbty in aduonce.
uY- All transient advertisements 10 be
PAID IN 4 D VANCE,
Obituary Notioes and Tributes ST..
per 4uAre,
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Cheerfulness is great promoter
Of health.
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The bronze palmetto munumcntal
tree, which formerly stood on the
South :rout of the State Capitol, and
had become considerably damaged,
has been removed to the North front,
completely ovcrhauled, the missing
letters replaced, and the tree now
looks rs we'll rs 1t did when first put
up. Mr.. Hoffler is the artist who has
rcjuvenated Mr.. Werner's magnifl-
cent work. .-- Columbia Phenic.
-..-..-.->s se-------
A popular clergyman says it is in
terestlng to observe how many peo-
pie 60 to the circus "juss to please
the children" and very curious to
notice that sometimes it takes sever
al able-bodied men and mo herly
women to look after one little boy or
girl on such an ccasioh.
--aHs .e------
Mon are engaged in cleaning the
city sewer at Als,in, Nevada, for
Che purpose of recovering the quick.
silver and amalgam which passed
down from the tailings Of numerous
mills. Two men obtained about
four pounds Of quicksilver aud ANAL
gam per day.
New Yo,k insists that the newly
elected governor shall marry. They
very property con idsr that to govern
ono state property lie should enter
into another and bo governed him-
self.
Won Arnim has no traditional
ground for loving the Napoleon fami.
ly. Five of his 'fathcrs's eleven
hrnt hnra EoD ak W. a4a.la.a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1874-12-10
DIR l.. A. EDMINSTER.

Magnetic Physician and Healer of Diseases by
the laying on of hands, has taken rooms at Mrs.
Scruton's, near Episcopal church on State street,
where he will attend to calls between the hours of
and IL A. NJ. and and ?. NJ, and will also
visit patients az home other hours. His success
as a healer of disc ase has been guaranteed by sew
eral cases in this city. He has also clairyoyant
power, but not TO be used to CRAFTY worldly curl
osity. Business and Professional men, whose
brain forces have been overayed by severe men
tai labor will find great relief from this treat
ment. This treatment also prevents paralysis, by
restoring the nervous system to its usual tone
Parents who have weak and sickly children will
do we'll to consult the Doctor. Nervous prostra-
ton, Constipation and Suppression are attractive
powors of disease, and one is safe who is thus
troubled, from the prevailing contagious diseases.
CTTake warning and Go something in time
Terms for treatment at cffcc, ST. at home Of
patient $500. nov2Sth-+t +tljanl