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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22

There is nothing on earth so beautiful as
the household on which Christian love for
ever smiles, and where religion walks q
councillor and a friend. No cloud can
darken it, for it's twin sisters are centred in
snefsoul. No storm can make it tremble,
t ~ hasa heavenly support anda heavenly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22

To read with the pen in hand is abso-
lutely necessary for the beginners as well
as for those far advanced. Whoever does
not do this, or does not make up his mind
to DO it, will never do anything. DW-
pRRIoNlh
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22
The nishone,sd Grave of st. Patrick.
WORK FOR NEXT ST. rArRrck's DAY
Boston Pilot

| Boston Pilot
here is grand opportunity for an Irish
nationai movement. Our readers will be
shocked to learn while that splendid monu-
menus are being erected over the graves of
OBSCURE men, the grave of Ireland's Apostle
| Is lett In dishonored neglect.
Our Irish corresponding informs US that
MT. Berry Ffennell, writing In Land and
Wutef' says :-"One matter which | think
VIII impress most strangers with a feeling
OF disappointed surprise is visit to the
Cathedral City of Downpatrick.r 1t ia nei-
Their the city nor the fine substantial
cathedral on the hill that evokes this feel
ing. ihey are we'll enough, trim, thriving,
comfortable looking on the whole, and need
net fear comparison with other cathedrals
or cathedral cities of Ireland. But some
thing more than disappointment, some
sion of one Oh being led to what is said to
De heid sacred as the grave of St. Patrick,
and which as such is visited, / am told. by
multitudes of American strangers every
year. 1t lies in the highest and most CEN
eral position in the otherwise decent!y
sept churchyard surrounding Downpatrick
Cathedral, and 1t is the one spot of earth
In the whole place that appears given up
TO complete neglect and desecration
around are gravestoDes, ancient &C q mod
ern, all well-ordered and neatly kept, some
showing the recent touch of hands directed
~ ioSips care, Whiie the one which Strang-
ers would have expected to find most hon
ored and revered is the only dishonored
grave among them all. The unsightly-
looking hole, unmarked by cross or slab,
now half filled with loose rubbe of broken
bricks, stones and earth, is a disgrace to
the people of Down, who, in that they
claim to be Christians, have an equal right
to honor the resting place of this faithful,
fearless preacher of Christianity, who was
the first to bring the Gospel of Truth into
ireland, and whose feet first
touched the Irish soil upon the shores of
the County Down. shall feel proud in
deed if these observations will lead any
one belonging to the neighborhood, or the
country. to take some interest in this
matter"
This should not, and we are sure it will
not, be lightly regarded by the Irish PEG.
pie. Inquiries should be made at once to
verify this statement of Mr.. Ffennell, which,
if found to be true, entities him to the
2ra ltude of the entire Irish race.
On next st. Patrick's day, when a mil
lion dollars will be spent in celebrating the
memory of the Saint, We trust the Irish so
cieties of America will unite in subscrb-
ing for the erection of monument worthy
of themselves and of their reverence for st.
Patrick's memory.
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M,rn,ng Star and Catholic Messenger.
WHAT Is NOBLE /

What is noble ito inherit
Wealth estate and proud degree g.
There must be some other merit
Higher yet than these for me =
Something greater far must enter
Into LIES majestic span,
Fitted TO create and centre
True nobility IN man.
What is noble tits the finer
Portion of our mind and heart,
Linked to something stiil divIner
Than iue'e language can impart;
Ever ptompting-ever seeing
Some Improvement yet to plan
To uplifJ our fellow being,
And, like man, to feel for Man
What IS noble a--is the sabre
Nobler than the humble spade p
There dignity in labor
Trner than e'er pomp arrayed!
He who seeks the mind improvemen emit
Aids the world, in aiding mind
Every great commanding movem emit
Serves not one, but all mankind.
Der the forge's heat and ashes
Ger the engines iron head
Where the rapid shuttle flashes,
And the spindle whlrls its thread:
There ID labor, lowly tending
Each requirsme Mt of the hour
There is genius still extending
Science and it's world of powerl
Mid the dust, and speed and clamor
Of the loom shed and the mill;
Midst the clink of wheel and hamm err,
Great results are growing still
Though too oft, by fashions creatures,
Work and workers may be blamed,
Commerce need not hide it's features::-
Industry is not ashamed
What is noble 7--that which places
Truth in it's enfranchised will,
Leaving steps, like aDgei-traces,
That mankind may follow still
Fen though scorn 3 malignant glances
Prove him poorest of his clan,
He's the Noble-who advances
Freedom, and the Cause of Man!
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GR0CERS--C0MMISSIoN MERCHANTS.
TT T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

rs IT, 10 81 and 80 Peters street ate New EEL
Poydras, New Orleans.
FOR TIE SALE OF
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODCCE.
Good Supply of the following articles always on
PORK. BACON, LARD. Flour.
CORN, OATS. BRAN, HAY, CORNMEAL,
POTATOES ONIONS. BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS. ETC, ETC.
Cash Advanced on All Consis nments tuot perishable
Shipments Advanced On, Must Be Insured in My Open
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted All Business Entrusted
My Care
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS.
In the execution of your d.. in the acknow.
edgment of receipt and advice of sale OF your consgn
ments, and IN remittlng net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
All orders for Western southern Produce hled
promptly the lowest market rates. satisfaction
always guaranteed comm ission charged for execu
ting orders for goods which may have hand, full
commits charged for selling ali consiGnments.
Consignments and Orders are respectfully solicited
ocIa ~ Iy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22

POPULATION AND Characteristics Gin
cinnati Gazette makes the following compsri-
son between France and the United States ::
France has a population about the same IS
that of the United States, and yet the paper cur
renoy is only 475, 200 900 francs, 495 GAO 600
dollars. The paper currency of the United
States is as follows:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22

L1FE.-Live for something! Yes, and
for something worthy of life and it's capa-
bilities and opportunities for noble deeds
and achievements. Every man aud every
woman has his or her assignment in the
duties and responsibilities of daily life
We are in the world to make the world
better to lift it up to higher levels of en-
joyment and progress, to make its hearts
and homes brighter and happier by devot-
ing to our fellows our best thoughts, acti-
vities, and influences. 1t is the motto of
every true heart and the genius of every
noble life, that "no man liveth to himself"
lives chiefly for his own selfish good. 1t
is a law of our intellectual and moral being
that we promote our own happiness in the
exact proportion we contribute to the com
fort and enjoyment of others. Nothing
worthy of the name Of happiness is pos
sible in the experience of these who live
only for themselves, all oblivious of the
welfare of their fellows
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22

With the increased faculties cur new and Gle, ant
Warerooms Afford We shall display the largest variety
DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS
TEA SETS TETE A.TEcE SETS,
ChAmbkh SETS, SETS OF GLASS Etc,
and GENERAL HOUSE-FURNlSHING GOODS ever
offered In the Southwest all of which are for sale at
prices AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
Notice What a Little Money Will Buy.
An elegant White Granite DINNER SET
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22
SHEPARp,s PATENT sTARCH GLOSS.

When used with Starch gives beautiful gloss 10 all
linen other Rooda- It makes old cloth iG
wonderfully improves all artioeai starch should 30
used without tt; Il IL economical and useful.
For RaIo BIZ al RuoCorn. Manufactured by
WEI. H. 6REPARp 4 CO,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22

Comprising l2z pieces NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. {ls 90
to wit: W. -
y Dinner Plates. Soup Tureen
l2 Tea Plates Sauce Boat
IL Soup Plates Salad Dish
~ preserve Plates, Covered Dishes
is Butter Plates, Vegetable dishes,
IL T a Cups and Saucers Meat Dishen
IL Dinner Coffee Cups and Pickle Shells.
Saucers,
A Porcelain De Terre DINNER SET equal to
French China In appearance. and much more
dnrabs) same assoi tment as above; sls 90
A French China tbest quality DINNER SET,
same assortment is4 pieces. Gao 90
Decorated Porcelain DE rerre and French China
Err Sc rs, from ...:..-..-----...... s3o up.
w nite Srahiie I'll MEEK Sk is III pieces. 81 90
" hfts Sranite LEA SEIS, ~ pieces. 80
French emma TEA SETS, ~ pieces 50
french Chins Decorated TEA SETS. "A pieces. SO
Good Table GOBLETS. from so cents per setup.
N. When we ship these goods an additional
dravage.
These prices contemplate first class goods and are
all warranted regular and perfect.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

A MILD APERIENT AND GENTLE PURGA-
TIVE, recommended for the Of al dcranRe.
meDts of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. By their
timely much sickness In prevented. The test of
many years have them to be the safest sureat
and best of all the Pills over offered to the public.
They purify the blood, all corruptions and
restore the diseased system perfect health AS AN
ANTIDoTE TO CHILLS AND FEVER THEY
HAVE NO EQUAL. FOR DYSPEPSIA THEY ARE
A SPECIFIC. FOR SICK HEADACHE AND BILL
GUS COLO THEY ARE SURE CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION. RHEUMATISM PILES, PALPI-
TATION OF THE HEART, PAIN IN THE SIDE
BACK AND LoINs NERVOUSNESS, A Positive
REMEDY. FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES
WITHOUT RIVAL. Whom docs not feel very
WE'LL single dose stimulates the stomach an bowels
restores the appetite and impars vigor the ~ steu
Sold everywhere. Office ls Murray street, New York
, 1874-11-05
,oa vSat f1p 12Ac eugar.esrod haus, l1x@19xe Bur]
WH18KY-UGc

clear RIB, 12Ac. suesr.eroa h,,r. ,,,<,,,o,>. u,,
/ Wn1sRY-Doc. 1o "''s'
I .,r,,,,,,,
or,a MsMr,,ila Ir, Noy t-Corrou"1u fasr demand and
| bnna f 'aplhents, l,4e5 bAles: stuck 2D.DQJ
rLoun-ouet and unehaptcl
In ihr dcE,!nd and Itaaar - IS. nom'na''y uacs oata
| iAy AND DnAN-puint and ~ w,.E saI.
nEm ut 101@l14c A'A's"saoasaefe, mono; aiaes
ilitLApELp1,rA, '7
,pmitltAnEIrnlA, m Nov. f-TLo.m. c,,,.xe,.
Ohio nxfrn fntniiv n,ss3soeu staa, Iniliahu mud
10. '''@S'''4'' n'sh srades' se'a'F@
, 1874-11-05

sN rArE1o ioxii sii.sS 10, isxia dtnefs s ao'
-, ~ do roonng l&z2o, 10. sllo0; DO 2otss
~, Ms nan TiS-lnrge, go; smnl, 800: bar, 800.
cut tIl1nMfs lo sIassaa aso; bar, s5po; lead Pipe sk@sko
,,n. safs1 casks ioa ess s1Roa qaa s,s 1oe
sHEEr inoN-No. "a, Bho .atcs: Rr,,,, ,r,,, :. :,
nSusIso' iI ~; DO No. attained, 16a; Aaroan nussia
,,n wmcNos e 90; Ito 0, 100; 10 to H. 1,o: a.
feeo Src ID 2o' full bundles as per ceut dasount
sTt g. ssoS q a"sts ss 'sss9 4.
NAVAL W sToE@rfatlss feis epfal f. i limit
Rslea S Msni'a H. ssl az eope pe
arlno t. is2Se ae6 Ren sn,.sora t,1rs \. ls?5e
o9S q sS 2'sa s5ssssS 5 81 SSs g.
vart1on in priccs. Carbon II casy and trsa a'ifns
ana a1d L. oil* also show lack stro,gh We nsHo no
noa tatnnttard Whitley ll5 deg teat. i2Hn: tto r.
aoa 7s a., eea! tese lso deg. do Headlight
ia IL ueg eIra extra lard atriety winter io
@eSc; No: = 7s3eoo; nFssd, raw. eHasso: = ~, ~
eassoet sa stsSos s s;,s,ix yhao as@71o
No. No. soo bunk 55s: siras eoo; ;'t esphst s o oN
~, yUo plulnbago o 7sc; turpcnt!no 4i6lsc nnph,
H. W gravity, l6C9l6ido; naphtha. common. lsEa
MY lots wero Armor, but thcro waa
Mitlo Ill., ctnngo to noo In common and unripo stoct
Choice peaelbews vers quoo1 It, 7V9sc and ns
'fS s! oo' ooSeoc; carly ro.o esQS7oc mixed, 50fa
!. POULTRY AND oAME-roultry woa rotbc, I'M,
pnt game sola readily. Wild ducks wero 1ower' Wu'
sprinss i and sioG do :, ,dSrsesss loaaHo eoiss
alrinH g rer doz; rcsscd 'a o ?na tHir -
s''sss; ta:o geesie prait!s eisSos
S psft:sss; s aas s3ss{S n %as.d d1s5s
nnna nW,Il Is!s2uc M per ib; do sadlles, l6@l6c
wa9s made y xs5y s p,ts tsT tsss Ct timothy
2as Glover was wuuk ut s500 for pains an II -
horip Ior popr Fur y wns se3dy at 575al7s sales iii
10 haFs eevsr lsS S Sagi ax a; a 7sa'
SALT,--Wna atcady at tho Ir.ccs following: 0nnn,,o,
saFv aa s1nsw sn,1S ns e caaaas o.
daisy usr s saef ss 4assy with bags
or all mssissa sssss easap y s, sss Tns sSs 9e S
nayera favor. Wo mako clanuo III our lis: Youna
to!aa o eI,f ,na 10 t4s st5e
so1se d. fas q eoed s"npowses. sesa
sl.9o@l.35 choIce to extra nov japan o5cS ay,e
common eea to good do: G597so; FUR to good ol GOA
sssss Rood so,so soon u IL e
1obAcco-coltnuea In active demand, oud re
n'a Fsr '5n III feo r5lsss range as tsow
", nnn osfSsos s common aood &55oo; poor to com
'npn; pq,,o@N',,r aossas. ,.., ao.o-
,act so taa ieat aoa85c half bright, os07oc
,es esaoHIsa-G1od to choice, 3ata35c; meatum. ala
w. SJ;,Sm !; common. Y 29@93oc: 'N'''' s''s
Try: 800; slabs so~icIi;ysereG. s n'Af'' s'oo hek
, w mo1oi-Was ~ ~ Light request aud firm:
soc ~ ~ naa r1.tne III @tup~ashed.'
Ioap.s inc an medium washed eece.
Ii,tinr M n,ar .404G43c
unmeFchantablo aud bury wool. 6eS1oa c;s
, 1874-11-05

Fort of G1,frn0n. Nn~

! Fort of Chscn9o. Nov. &
Seir EN- ufaee Al. Flor, Ludngtou, lumbos.
ss,a, ssnr Hs2,snbow r. Egg Harbor, cedar posts,
prar p,s,,1 5Saea,oygan: Manitowoc, eundrtos. 81
geo" 81. n. Durham, Plko's Pier wood
Hchr 4. II. Stanton, Musksgou, wood.
sehr liactnc, Mlskegon, LUMBER.
Scilr E1nine, Muskeaon, lumbor.
Schr j: u. Newland, Muskegon, lumber.
aol aton 4sorso Dunbar, MusEcgon. iumbsrt
schr 2. p. DobGns, Buffalo. coal. .
schr @ -Four Dro.hors, Holland, ataTes,
Bark Acorn, Lultngtou wood
Schr E1enozeE, Frankfort, wood
S:i S:hr M'nnie Wing, poutwater. cad.r ~
Senr s,ef =; =; Nelson, St. Joseph, apples.
Schr Kitty Grant, Baugatuck lumbrr :.
schr Lincoln Dali, Mauiatee, lumbor. !:
prop Charles noitz, Manlstee, Lumbar
schr Harmony, Manfseo, lumber
5eaF Bertha barnes, Mcnomlnre, lumbar.
Sclr S Seventh ohio, White Lake, lumber,
Prop Gity of fraverse, Travorse City, lu1nbe
a5np arop = .. Haldwdn, Eacanaba, Iron orc.
Schr q. L. Potter, Esclnaba, Iron ore
frop taSetts, Frankfort. pig-iron.
CLEARED.
osinr oneboygan, milwaukee, and intermediate uorta
,., ~ brls apples. anl sanlries.
Schs Scosia. buffalo, 65.0o0 bu corn.
a,n asnf 5oAp : ;l Magce, oa.s4o u sooo bu wheat.
dco~ Milton, Wlfto Lake. gvo bu corn nm hu o,,u
nrla pork. md snnlrlee.
ffop Charles Ro1tz, snisteo, 10 brls pork, and sun
selr Harmony, Man,ses 800 bu corn,
ScAs Bertha UarleS, Atcuominrc, 4O0 bu corn, AQoo
oa oats, ~ brls pork aud suullrIes.
NIGHT cLEANASCEs.
snf Muakegon, MIsl1cgon 10 lrs pork 20 1,rls beef
~ bxs cheese, 1o1 hides. aud sundrics
scnr James Norris, Collingwool, IT, 900 hu corn
AMI II ve2sss cleared Light.
, 1874-11-05

New YonK, Nov. 4.-corrox-stca1y: aa,cs. . ~
1es nales ;,nssa ,ding npaand Ee otean i5s IA
elG peccmSer i iSs ;a1u jaaary e1ea SoYs EN-
sMasyj May ID i si sls19 331o$s e AK Mars ise
=, FLoun-More M ateady moderate deIiani receints
200 brt auperfine Western aua sate II ,o0{a L 10
%a fa gaea Set ssfFs gsoa cbsiss 500
ST. s(csy s 1f9 q ssa:ssSsoo closing steady. I've
dn1sWheat in moderate aes'e'i dsn;aj na IA ,, ,,a,
So Sf; 5eseng s ps ~ o, S99 BY: BY No. spng
Northwest do, sio7SlQs No. oSisaa 4 ~ N9;
1'os; No. Minnesota aud No. aniwausse, s. 0 ios$
Wner rcd i'WS Wea,asn 'a As1s i s spring
eaist ofa Il ss, Wits h,.'.s westsrn
ast au Cora jim sai's ad uehslae sh a5'aGs s:c,! 49,
''Geo o1 9ats unchanged receipts ba.
CROP u sGss & 49,: 's4'e Of 1875
quiet aud arm Sugar dull nnd
refined ata but dull Rce sni noia.ansa nsS aai snj
e,;s gssnSfEuss-pn1l s. r. aud steady; refined ,,o;
NArHrl1A--gc
-HEs1s-Unchanged. !.
Eoas1rl EEoas1Ir1ns-Sgs'ts Mesissn snssSsssEsd. sSssEs
pnos1a1oNs-pork arn, Wssoru tuess. soo m Tho,
$s's ess sS ;s sst ss:s &C. .s Ss:' e:
stvay other grados hcayy Wsst.
CnEEsa-u Unchanged for common to pr,n.
M.Itts MnaKx-s sNteady: Ney far de,nupd ut plc.
TRsangea ;s, amsFssn du Soayy az
&C., sass ssa5ss5 Ss So4ssssSs Ss s s
TOLEDO,
oratn a,u.ui VI nov s.-ftouA-soady and in mod
81 d4S1sWeat i4. " II fsfr snd atm; No. whtto wanas
si. s o.tra M d. 70 !, 5Si1'!?1 NJ whito aohga;
;ssS 81 i''a se i aassgS ii5;s sS d st's
peeemher ooo iow mss ;1Se ;iS nSy S1ysagee s7o
sfano a;o re-; @ ney gl1c oats Arm aud IL ,ises No.
1ACioATs--firlM mud unchanged "A'''' "Ae'
SLosEh aEED-$530.
ost. so9 IT, e'' what
aH ;,I 200 bu wheat, 500 bu: corn
4l'oo0 ea onts' sooo by by. o,,,. '' ""' Wilt
St, LOUIS Nov. 4.-Co1%roa.sin % fair demand, firm
an T1ouampssla,rsa. !'tssa't$sa NN*'N' A''''
ss Nn f9'!, &c. No; rod, sio,1 1cSiud. Corn heher
IN s' ssvatos 70 Ssv1tsr n,r.x o1+ ssAss N
$xisse1s1sSs,22 saSS 2s;s; " gysl !. s7essss
'an'ary. bulk 1neats anl iucou unlut: oiy v5bnr
u !! =, ofns so',s ,i1sae Lard higher good Ike ca9h
o1 SSis HSxs%e?g Sioa s. GOO b corn,
NJ i,o'o oo oats puoo bu ryo l.o00 bu; barley 2,oa5
e'1'asA1a-Wheat, 900 bu corn, 5000 bu.
n. BALTIMORE.
i'1IT,1ons, Noy. 4-fLoun-Du!l aud UNCHANGED.
vun.A!A-WAeat strong aud 20 higher; No. l alnbur
seater.l' 3l23; No. q 3lal: No. j. sl.l7; No. rcd
,s.a.3 ,Sss9st': y ~; No. $l.; No. sl:la9l13 re-
1are,. ~ Ely. Corn armer; mixed Wastern. aJG
II y ,1s ouGs6ao white. Gao. Ryo dull o5@a9c.
HAY-Quict Mt $l8DoI90.00.
pnov.ioNs-Moss pork nomsnally sal.oo@9o.oo
aeon Arm and III gooA do,,and Shoulders, BAe}
j clear rib, l2]d@leHo. suHar-o1rel huns, l4{9
ntuI iuiIN | Il
festarn, i
nurrEa-yery dull aud lowur; good to choco roll /
I'd tub, 95G9JOo.
CoFyEE--Duil a1ll nominal, h
Observation-Disclosures. L
WAIsKy--HcaEco ahtt tlrtnGr; fl,00. Ii
uSWEGO. Il
toswgao. Nov. A.-GnAtN- Wheat quiet; No, wllto
'eAgnu, sl.a6. Corn anlst 1!ew, sso old, $50.
lou1evtLlE, Nny, 4,-CoTEoN-Quiet Il Ito
FLoun AND p1AA,N-LInohaugel. n
S20.Q0. u4cou-HhQullara axn n
, 1874-11-05

CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET.

,,,,,,,x WEpNaapAY EVENING, Nov, 4,
nnl.usy9iio!,-Waa n.s ~ firm nj Il. 1.D3t91.n5.
duas ~ lo," In lisht raquoat ns $'o6loo for mo
,,a ,nuITEh-Thcro arc no Indications OF wenlsnesa 1t
S q aaes hese a9ss spea @ esnsr nssPasase
fs,nt1 com tan naong confident feeling among holders
sz qe'fSisi qa fl s. Il ri; Il. n n!
eaS ssfs' Choice 70 facy yellow sosa5c; medium "a
l., bhdulN1-Qniet poryades al! tlopart1ncnts Of tl,c
RAe s mpsket aud lho weak feeling atoy t'eveope
| . atocka. and arr. offering, roun, lots at a co,,-
f%.e,a fSssen tsom +; t1e quoted prices stark 40
sss osss o&ssptose oset Ss; HsS' SnssS gaS:
se,a " le95lsG G,!nncs. single. 1oSl7c: do double,
Tho ;,. eemsna .ni ts not urgent laat inonth,
h,.r. e99c; brush tint viii work itsclf into 81
sep sS9'Gs iata 5ri nG1on do tst Will work 4
RuiDN hoeeta IN iaoe:s.s
sse saH a?'s Ss qssH 2san sfcee siG sss t as:
yo ad Utica cement sao: s1:'o htrop H. !Gs 10 =
hr!: rSrsad sensa III H'is iia,e Il &
@ ea s sos' ''s saseSss& seasai eoms = ss
E57Saooo; milwaukee, md Hacine prossaA. sa7,So|ss;
.no a3se s5 d1sai9nu' pressed, si5oo620o do con-:
GuEEsE-'abbcrs wcrc doing fair business at
~. thnnaatay the prices current at tho beginning Of
Csen pretty Aborai, but tho outward moycn,ent hns
oan n ,a ,saisiont a to proyent my nuo aoclnaslon
14,,xd "; Now York factory oaloo; Wostorn do. mid,
A4ta losi lower BradoA. 0hGat3c.
UoAi-ia firm not bcranse Of any activity in tho
dena''t bnt ttocka hro believed 10 o no mors tnn
n'lseIon to carry the traio through e winter With
s sayo1t Of cod weather. and tho consequent in.
for qaole: Lchsl '{ E,efawes X toon9o
Iange. $ohu: Laekawailna. ot,er stzca 5000; Penn.
hyyanta canne!. $500: 1nllann oannol, $500: Eric
md d Walnut lili $3.50; Lick Run, $3.50; nroots,
$1.do; blosahurg. $3.50; l1oekng Valley, $3.50: Ia1
aiann block, $0b0 Mnonk. $3.50; Wilmington 90.
psspS9. G9orskAgMsmatns + IN sa auio Tho nfy from
PRESENT. but thu dnllncss ii also due 10 lie fact that
ne Quality Of Tho hoga now coming III s not suited for
ne tnsnufacturo Of tarrood product Quotations sro
Pork barrels, sl.3o@l.3s; lard uorces SLED; f!onr
barrels 4Aab9c: whaey barros. 5l.pbGS2.oo; pork
atHves, rough, $6oo@ly0u; do, bcked $iHCQ65250o.
siaI9S sd stsrS rssR %N b.asl
66,ckca sasoo@3oo6; our staves, s7.G0@S50; circls
DRUGS AND CHEA1oAL8--9,,m ahelluc was hjah-
ot no change III pcea for other articles yas rot
H. irada has dropped of somewhat but It tlouaIt
[A8 l0ll 10 QulY tEfuHururF. |
, 1874-11-05

Severe gaes tllek foga. aud binding suowetor1ns
hye nssn thS order q tic day our Likes during tho
4ase been uti,aually numerous, uarlty day pusaes
W on which not four i've ,narnu dlaastcrs
pofteu anu therefore tho feeling an'ong yesscown-
profitable oue, ahd adding these many accidents
Wares to nost yessa.owners perfectly dsassrous
as most yessu-eu ars laying up their cspfss as fast
rs m possible boing unwilling 10 risk any longer tho
tle they hayo lult for the purpose Of making small
gain.
, Snow storms have prevailed IN the s!raita within
tla past few days. A nunbor Of seB4ela became be-
gone Lahore, and otLars ars yot to he hoard from.
Several vassals are loug overdue and copa.lorable
Lake supsrios las alro witnessed fearful gale,
which has done much damage The most seriouB dis
sster happened to the 3 sns e. Losta BERNARD. Capt
1ho vcssol WIS bound from Pigeon River to puIuth
aud tho wayes swept tho decks, flnay sktnguishing
Willie blanchard, and fourteen crow. Mr. b!anchsrd
aud one eckhanl wore drowned by tho upsett,ng OF
large yawl, nnl, after untold privat!ons, reached
shoro ut uonn Thursday. After travelling about miles.
tsn Of tho party ca'np upon 4n 1ndan acttlcnout,
wero loo exhausted to walk. Oh ta Iator Iong founI'
op was dead md tho ohes two ueary 80. Thcy wore
;aken :, 9 nn, sa he are nov asin we
wus Insured for part yalue. "N1
The csna.lian st1r Cumberland. when nAar sllvcx
Ioara about l50 cal 1t calo a uusutv ~ ever r
clanlsa. Dy tAls nleaus ahe succeeded In roarhfnr
Prince Arlurs Landing, but with great difficulty. Hhe
WIS. however 90 badly Damaged that, shortly aftar
reSehng tls ii aoss ss,ls se sunk lives lost
scr Angus Smith was roughly hnnjisd 1csin y,u
falo on Sunday slo loat or ag,urosa anu tIs hue
;arka lad 10 10 knocked away III aoo paoes to frao
Tho barge M9ry. E. Bnrhhead, ono Of tho .vo
!argos wh9K broke iooso from the George
slf. ne1. ,l' vvasna o Inesay iaat reached buffalo
sen = Aear1 irom tl!o barge Sparrow tug s rsports
y aSn9fa at ailsllo 1slal, howeeu po!t,t a Puliea
nj a, Keeys Island, Laka Eslc, 1o *o"oe
ihe prop Now York a,ltl consort, tho bsrgea Ketch
~, nyan, 0san, Mcutlyrey mud Detroit woro ashoro
InaAy ~, n gns; a!ao slo sshr john Wsbor with wheat
u u "iao r!lmorad TINT tLo gtmr DaIlont}na !,
sofe oar Maiden, but tue rapport II not genaraliv
, 1874-11-05

Nesh oark cor Il acss i. s3ii;, '''
,t !s1eopt 1ctttg's part, dated Now 3...... 1900
WILT rcm'sea Ho Forrest AZ. tiatod Nov !. 1890
i2s e, dated Ny. 1000
l03 8-1ox195 It, dated Nov. .4,.........,,... a41o
SOUTH o. Clrf LIMITS, WITHIN nApIua or = Nil m
OF o0unT-nouRE,
Indiana ~. 10 II n Of Torty .lrat al, NJ. 12sft
70 alley, aascd Juns 10: ...............,s 1qsuu
Lots 70 70 ~ 4 Of lot q and j, Il Lot 81,
gec ., os, i, datcd Aug. l7....,,,.s.. a' LINN
sah-Lot +. Division 25 Dlock d Carra part oi ''''o
hcdzias . " 40 n. seo o. %, IL, dated
CCtt ~. .'.s.. ...s.s..+s...,,....,,,..... :. fd0
Lo. :. Block 8, kaw II, SEQ ii, 38, il, datei
Nox' * Z i; $50
dali" dated Nov. .9.....,...,.,,...... fOon