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PEORIA, ILL.,. Aug. "a boy named Richm
Killed companion named Dor1y in an aitorca
ton o'era game Of taso ball horo today. niohm
iail. ~ ~-@ ~ 'Ae" AZ
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THE WEATHER.

- WAsu1NoToN, D. O., Aug. o.-probabilitles,-
Oyer tho Upper Lake Region, falling barometer.
higher temperature, cast andsouth Winds. partjv
cloudy weather, aud rain aroaH
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
GTylrAHn Ann 1874
, 1874-08-10

prospects In Gnrficld's District,
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 8.-Partial roturus from
primary meetings In tho Nineteenth Cougrossion-
q Convention, to be held at paiueayilo, o., Aur.
u, show largo majority in fayor.o OF tho ronomi-
uRtion Of qou. Garfield.
, 1874-08-10

ST. LOUIS, No., Aug. o.-Mlootings woro held
elect delegatoa to the Peoples County Couysn-
tion, to bo hold ut Turner's Hall to-n,orrow, to
choose delegates to tho Peoples State Oouyon-
ton, to DO held in Jefferson City, Sept. q. Some
meetlngs wore very we'll attended, and oth-
2 fair proportion OF liopublicanp, Liberal
hopub!icanH, aud Demoorate Tho mootiuge
N the dernan wards WAS most nl1merously IT.
tended, and it is ciaimod that tie Germans gon-
orally, especially those Llborals WHO haye. Tor
TWO or threo yoars past, aotod with tho Damo-
Gratis, will givo this movolnout q hearty Bupnort.
Iho Den'ocsas, tltis morning, Expressed muoh on
coufago!nont Of tho raHult Of tho meetings the
atooe rltl'eulod and condemned thoul tho Times
denounced them RH failures and iiZslos !: and tho
Republican mado no mention Of tloln. '10
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POLITICAL.


"estorn County Conventions.
LoaAN COUNTY, Observation-Disclosures.
LINCOLN, ILL.,. Aug. 8.-The Anti-hlonopol,sta sta
nold tholr County Convention ut tho Court House
III this city this afternoon. Tho attendance va A
nothing to boast of. They nominated John A.
Critchfie1d for Sheriff, @. D. MoOauloy for coro.
nor, aad appointed dolcgatcs to attend tho Con-
gra8atonal Convention.
PORTER COUNTY, 1ND.~-nEpupIroAN.
County Convention, til BoBsion today rfnnnfs T.,
nomination the following ticket Representative,
Hon. Ihoophllua Crumpackor; Audltor r. Bo1i'
r.; Clerk, 2: P. Wollst Shorir, h, =. jones':
1roasurer, Elias Axo; Recorder, T. r. Shepherd
commissioners. Third District, 8. p. Rohbns; Sur
Paramore. vs. ~
PoLR COUNTY Observation-Disclosures !
Special Dtspatch 70 TIC CAicaqo 1,yi6uts.
DEs MONIES, a., Aug. 8.-Tho Polk County
Ain'ttl,Oonopolists hold thoir Convention to-lay.
AZ tug townships in tho county soro fully roi,.
resented. J.. II, Walkcr was nom nominated At for
oIorl Of the District Court, aud Warron Sow
eroign Tor County Recorder, A Don,]o 1Io,o9a-
ton was selected to tho Congressional Conyer-
non, and delegation to the J1dioial Convention
WI aao ohosen. No Instructions were given to
Thoro Ia good doal Of speculation about thu
coming man, and tho chances are TINT Bome
farmor not yct named will bo selected.
Iho Convention proceedings woro Tery bar-
Monlone, and 2 general foeling Of hone was
expressed Tor tho succesB Of tho Anti-NIonopoIy
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, II1.-1NpErENp.xr uazoan.
afteidt OasDafeh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
UHA@PA1aH, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-Ihe independent
itoformera held ConYeution iu Urbana yoster-
aay, to nominate candidates. for county of1Ioors,
Altot soVefa! baiiotlngs, MIR. A. II. Fautfey WINS
Coroner. s@
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Con. Garfiel4's Prospocta for Rem o,,,.
mutton.

Special D.uatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
CLEvELAsD, O., Aug. 9.-Ca,lcuyos ror tho
Congressional n Nominating Convention hero yoro
6ala Saturday night throughout tho Ninotoonth
tlos, s,-Ashtabula, Irulnbullt Luke, doa,tga. aui
LortaEoss-and oss, has boon ropreHoutel III OousroBs
since 1864 by Con. J. A. Garfield, tho presont
sn1 Chairman Of tho Appropriation Committoo. 4
oittor ight Ans been nato for years past against
Garfield oy small clique OF lawyora and otLors,
ambitious ami. to occupy Ills placo, During ito raat
year th!a opposition, taking ADVANTAGE Of tic
orodlt Mobillor tho DeGolyor payo11o1lt con-
haaa' htraSt' and other troubloso,no ,niatakoa LAS
Iho opposition huB boon confident
OF defeating darfiold'a denomination, tho
lending asplrant for tho Succession boing i. q,
Jones. q iawyor, OF rrun,bull County, mud at
present lnember Of Tho State Sonato. Tho eau
for tho opposition. special to tito Leader, up
TO 10 p nl, shows that Garfield las 60 dolegatos
70 y opposed, aud his load increasing with each
additional report. His denomination on Ihura-
day noxt by reclamation il iuoyitablo. At lis
iast oleotion, two ygars ago, Garfield had ma
iority Of 10, bus. Thia will doubtless DO reiuceu
this fall, but hs election by strong majority il
c0rtAiA.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Mails by latl rou;s via Houston, Galveston
and New ,ilsnuS, n'G 'Iouh via Dallas, Nc
Kinney and Shrrr,-u hnvo d lily. Sunotls
excepted. at Il, u Arrive daily, Sunday
excepted, at $40 p, m. Mail closes az "
p. m.
Mails southwes. via Bolton and Austin
leave daily, Sundays excepted, at Z a. N, Ar
rive daily, Mondays excepted, at C .. M
Mails Yves va Gntesviie aud Hamilton
cave Iuesd,y4 aud fridays 1T a. m. Al
ryos Wednesday, and Saturdays at e p IN.
Mails northwest wa Cli'ipn NeIinw" aud
Stephruy'llo, leave "a Sundays. lu.sdnys IN
Thursdays at a. N. Arrives Mondays
Wodnesuays and Fridays at Gp. N.
Mails northeast via Hillsboro and intcfms.
dmte points leave daily, Sundays excepted, at
Z a. IA. Arrive daily, Mohiuys excepted, ~
Up. IN.
Mats f,r Towosh leuvo TUESDAY at A. IN.
Arrives Friday at i p. m.
Mas close At 9 =. N
Otic, hours from ~ a. N. TO 4. p. @, week
-av-. Or sundays f'5m s 10 10 q. IN.
Waco, December LIST. 1873.
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90 CONHADI,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Of Main street, Van Alstyne's building,
nOUTON, TEXAS.
,VoMAM,8 NEALTA.

= 7 ls 4 lanes able fact, tb,t from causes nl}
4 81 orally un4ersJJ ID N 10 suffering ap-
pc r - oe on the lcfelse. The W ct young
Z -, onlcriug iu.o wHnuhoot soon be-
Il NE leeLla, emacated, ilpless with
IS pins aud aches loss Of spp5utc
IN Of the heart. cold fee, and bands,
ars to loose that you Alu WIN hng
iness So much adured. Tbs N dd c
r,ieJ lady il 70 less exem I iron
ouolesome annoymce. She couuu-
tluuHg and trsttiug with pans an
li,r -.cre,ions are All i l i. ired, her en-
ale lost she fore herself ia into so
se "sours" on almost everybody,
hea.tu ~ WY 1, ciiIos uutll sho becomes
mere droDe IN her 0wu hcui hold. AuG
she at the e urn Of iieN is 10 stranger to
suffering cuuar To her SIX al that nge.
Ha bits, c mae asd luattcnu1n surely Orng
about ThkSt SAD INSULTS that are now
hurting thousands ol ena Is, cid and YOU G,
o untime'v graves. Exercise your reason,
ycur Judgment, aud procured DR.. Dromgoo c :
English Female Is tlors, ss they will cure tho
s"oye female troubles in 40 incTeditably shorI
time. They are prepared by an inexperi.
ehced physician, and is the most powt r.
iul iron aud vegetable ionics k own 10 NE
medical profession They are handsome J
put up in large bottles rud sole by druggist.
aud merchants everywhere. Address,
j. p. DAOND,, uLE, Propr...
Memphis, fem.
Sold in Waco by J. Ryiere. r. J.. George
" Aolesale agent for, Texas.
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, WACO Lodge no. a. NNNii's in odd M
nee,s ever " edf'soo! w. ~ ~ caraisil In
lows iiWi. s9loufuunt vn.pr q c.
Nted, :, ' 'Si md \
"i''l bN-'''' q .,
WACO LonGE, so ~ l. " w. = t,, ~
every Moadoy evening IN o4d FeIows
Hall, corner brioge au., Hep ~ -
NJ ~ - -,, $3.50 ~
A. G.. TRADb"fLL'
w,co EYCAMrMExT, No. "a, !. o. o. f.,
- .ecapd and fourth Tuesday evening,
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PnILlp WERLEIN's

Piano. Organ and Music House, No. rs,
so, 50 aud 80, BIronna tr'c', New Orleans, Is
the oldest and largest music house South
OAo hundred anG fifty pianos and organs in
wareran,ns. comprising oil makes and grades
NJ wholesale prices, for cash, and at low rates
on monthly payments. Sheet music. Brass,
string and wind instruments. Remember,
Philip Werlich, 1890, Baronue Street, New
Oflrnus.
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U. S. PIANO COMPANY.
s. = . O.

cost less than $500 to make any 5000 Piano sold
throu n ng'uts, al o. whom make leJ yer cent.
p-Gnt- We have 10 agents, tut ship dir Ct ~ fam
ilir- fac'ury
" II yr only cne style, sud have hut une rice.
T.O 90 ndrcd qud linviy dUlla.s mel cnrh, in nc
4 Gun to dealers or commits sipn- to tcacherr
cur / mhvr l. the olThy sea~nnc our Cos : art
dUub ycueprc with AuseWO"d--haye front ronuI
crrnc-s, rpcnlii G bottom and carved ess. We
h-c lbr IN IRON phte = iih over -iruHg brass
kcy- re oi VI beet i,ny, Win ivory itsns On
PIanOh fcs On olinyps--is Fix feel nine lnchu'
81 pounds. livery fiaro r. luliy warranted tor live
y9Fs.
cul for Illustrated ciFculsr ia 1h'ch..ge ref e
nyer 10 .auhvrs, Merchants, 800. ,- tIe ~ whom
y01 may lHow,l using our Pianus 4u a states aui
luullO.ivs,
u. s. Piano Company,
$40 Broadway, y. y.
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Col. B,,rnhnp,

Called yesterday. He is one of,he livest
busne $ men in cur city, and believes
strongly in printers ink We have 10 apollo
gize to his polite clerk for an uuaccountabe
error in spelling his name the other day 1t
'houlo have been Thomas Dug epy instead of
Tommy Douglass. There is said to be little
in name, and yet one likes to have itspelled
properly, notwithstanding
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De. Fontlin Ious, oi Illinois called on
usYesterday, We are glad 10 learn hiatt is
HE Intention TO settle permanently ia our
city. lie belongs to the Homeopathic school
OF medicine, and will at once enter upon the
practice
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Being the excitement Of the day,
Burgheim eros, propose to sell import
ell and domestic cigars, pipes and chewing
and smoking tobacco, at reduced fgures,
for soothing purposes.
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lIDSi--
a re- M Nv hite cow branded J G ; mark
or II right car aud un'er halt crop III
let ear.
liberal reward will Ice paid ON appca-
lion u
THOMAS COBbS,
/ miles from Waco, on the q Lesvliie road
mpr7D3 Wit
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
This is the day for Jack Pierces Auc ion
Sale OF Furui ure, Berksh re Hogs, Wagons,
Mnies, Horses, Washing Mtclines, Dry
Goods, Hosiery Motions, Eic.
Go early, as the sale is a large one.
JACK PIERCE,
Auslioneer.
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Woman,s Medlcal advlser.

A neat aad well written BOOK, spec ally for
the use of females, giving causes symptoms,
and treatment OF all ordinary diseases eillic'-
ing the female sex The only took OF the
kind written, Price only 2G cents. Address
as above febtd6w4ql
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The saturday

The saturday
sto,k sales OF Waco, are bscpning quite
an important feature IN tue weeks sales, and
re, eh oles the regular monthly s.ie, of stock
Kentucky towns.
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1.-THE SPRING

4 me has come, gentle Annie" and by
The way. d j. The very limo to call at jackson
" Knights Gallery for pictures Of every de-
syription.
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Fred ASiing

Or rather Axling 4 Bergman have lhrg
apply of the finest cigars III town, and are
Rapidly building up Ane trade in
Tat iue They are clever gentlemen, sno
thorough counisseurs III lobaacos and ours
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DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO. SUNDAY MARCH. s.
Local Intelligence.
The Latss

Tine CITY
Was crowded with stransors yesterday.
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The Eank NaIoou

Is oolns zp. udid business, ans is ore OF
the most quiet aud orderly places pt am"se-
moll in ILe u y.
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Mn. GEO. W. lInwrrr, cistern Builder

Mr.. GEO. ". lIEwETT, Cistern Builder
y SEQ:
DEAR SIR We, the undersigned, having
engage , your serye e. ia building cIsterus OF
inrepAug ci,teru- hui 10y otuers, that pro e.
defective, take PEI sure in be-ring witness u
the superior tg of your work, and in RECON-
nending you TO the public as giving entire
sals a lion il that line,
FLINT CHAMBERLIY,
Bunner',
GEO. " JACKSON, Banker,
o. j. DOWNS.
j, W. sPuGHT,
j W. MANN & Co,
LEN CHAMnEBs,
j " Downs
wac o, Feb. p2 D&Wl
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.Irsr RECEIVED

And for sale at Jackson & Kpights, a
fine lot Of ohromGs, frames slcroscopesi and
steroscopic views. They arc also turning out
b., the thousand those beautiful ename'ed
photos. # you want a fine aud pretty PIC
ure. one that does You justice, fail in with
the crowd that daily throug their gallery.
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Revenues from show licenses mus b. tt
considerable item IN Waro.
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The Crow dis

il tie city vest rd'y We're unusually
large, aud amo The people we ticed oui
good !ooGi1p nirni, Westorooks
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The KING

ul .ne ucrioneer. made tie ve,kiu riug
ye'ttrtsy wilh his sen orIar v1lce The IL
tie fellows aired up. The street c,mmia lot.
ers should iurn him loose at Il g ma holes
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SUMNER DRINKS

SUMNER DRINKS
Fer invalids Imported Brenham Lager,
Imported Scotch Ale, Imported Dublin
Porter. Fast supply just received by
! MARSHALL ) EARLY,
Third $ e., Corner FIanklin.
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UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING cos
SCIIOO OOKS.
Recommended bv the Leri-htrre OF T Sas, gni
ado.t,d b, many Ol the County 20 rds.
RETAIL PRICE LIST

Homes Primer, iOc.; srcl,cr, 10 p ret Il ader
sos; Sre1nd kendor, 500 : Tor r a1cr 90 (;
Reader. 8 80
yel BIZ fiut Ir~sons 10 AF.lertc. SOC.
Mrunl Arithm nc, iic ; iHt.Iul- ace ArttW, ut.
Gcs Pmchcsl Ar amelc, , co.: % mcrurg
Algebra. 81 50, Key 70 Ntuhti,'- LrlhnDi!t=
1Oc Element ~ Al ebri 81
Nuiy's tirst Lesson - sriphy, f3'.: iItfr
media e Geography, 81 49, MauuAl y G osplny,
20 Physical Geography, 81 IS.
Holmes ftrsi essous la Grammar, 5lc.; Ene-
HI Grainmgr, 00c.
Holmes History OF the Unitcd States 52c.
Carriers Elements " ten raj II .iurl. a 80.
For .ixty ys r,n date, viii Five ~ cl > cash
discnunt on the tbove book. l.. II. GUSHING.
Houston, Feb. 2i, 1874. mail
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Are engaged y lake pictures for III,
Swiss Ben Ringers.
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AT highlands are ATTRACTING mach at,eh-
lion, aud many fair eye has gathered an
added brightness-B possible-by gazing at
them,
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Do YOC WISH
To advertise your bushes or send we've
OF your vellngs, baslres, houses, or cry OF
Waco to your lrienos? If 50, leave your
orders at Jackson * Knights Gallery. They
guarantee satisfaction.
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Audlasses are on IA tip-'oe Of expect"-
ton. Sw rs Bell Ringers. you buow
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NENp. AWNING

FEHD. AXIlEG
Has now On hand a large lot OF the very
pur. st liquors of all kinds, ana ic YOU do not
believe this, Frel. says, cone md try Them.
He also ser' fret class lunch. daily, from 10
4 m 10 m Call dit
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Rey. L. J. Gillespie,

Key. IT, - bEIa'sFlf,
VIZ! evturg Tonight at tie Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. Th,me-"Br al From
Ueav IA -
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THE NEW STYLE
"Aga2zis" and 'Belmou| Hat are 10 DO
found at Lowine & Bros. n3DW
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B2I GE kOtlCEl
The stockra s-rs OF the Whc) Bulge
Compa Y are requested 70 meet NJ the curt
House on Wtdu, sday, the Is h y OF March,
1874 at 10 o'cthrk, d m, toa thu suppose OF
elrc Ing two director, and a clerk Tor SAID
Company, aud to attend To such other buSi-
ness Ms may me before them.
WM. A. FORT, President.
Waco March 1lh, 1874. dlmlS
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IF You WAIT

IL YOU WANT
The latoat style hat, 20 to Levine E
Bros, who have lust received their new
stuck u3D.f
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The following nameu parties keep Conan
CHI, Bitters on hand at manufacturers prices
J + Sears, Druggist, Waco.
JIM REVERE, e
wom.ck 4 Kelleu, Druggists, Waco.
EastlAud h Co.,
~ NJ Anders N, Grocer.
Marshall EARLY,
q Mntz,
Freidberg I,erpcl, Liquor Dealer.
D.. l. Cornish Dusgsl, Easl Wee
W f Turner Co.. Groc5rs,
K,ne bury d Frazer, t.
At. Myers,
IN. Curtis, Waco, Texas.
7. B. OWENS,
Sole Proprietor ana Ma uiac'urer'
sept2sDSWtf Waco, Texas.
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IT NsONI('

The following members are APP
pointed II committee to visit and attend
the sick of Waco Lodge No. %, A f ~ A
NJ. during tine month of March:
F.O. Rodgers, Y. G. A. Rodgers. N.
T. Snecd, j. l.. Durham and j. L. Sears.
By order of the w. NJ.
i, A. liIGuTowER,
Secretary
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MONEY TO LOAN
o. ntst class security on real estate. APP
ply IL me at Flint & Chamber aims Ohice.
IL. II. THOMAS.
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IBIIEht.
The smiles of the ladies, who are pur-
chasing their spring styles from
S. LYO & COM
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FOR SALE!
4 large lot OF choice Texas I! var 70 sale,
At Moore 4 Sturgis.
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Masonic.

MASONIC.
The following members comp 80 a com.
mitee 10 visit the SEX vt J. Il. Gurley Lodge
No. 337. during lhe mouth vi January ;
A. Alexander, b. Alexander, +. &. Alexander,
j. W Brouks aud A. Ba-necf. By Oraer
II Z. p. MAssEf, Svc'y,
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MR.. GRcNpY SAYS,

Mr.. GRCNDY SAYS,
That S'zodont eclipses all other prepare
tons of the teeth and gums An what Mrs
g. says is reiterated most emphatcally by
niue,y-uiue onehundredths Of the beauty aud
fashion of the land.
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Mr.. Juan ORTIZ, OF New AeNico, write ;
Three of my Children had whooping Coueh
v ry sever y, and were entirely cured by
few doses Of Dr., Glman's Cobosh aud Tar
Try it. Sold by 1r J. e. Sears
f.bl0D&WTw
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DOM FAIL
To look at the beautiful styles of hats
Just r, ceived AT
m3Dat !. W LYNNE BIO r.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-09-20
LETTER FROM NEW IBERIA.

NEW IBERIA, September Ia, 1874.
To the Editor of the Morning Star:
. send you short account of touching
ceremony which took place in our little town
of New Iberia on last Sunday. This was the
celebration of grand High Mass for the first
time by the Rev. NJ. Coughlin, who was or
dained but the Sunday previous by his Grace,
Arch bishop Perche, in his visit to our locality.
The faithful, all eager to witness the cere-
mony, soon filled the church The holy Mass
began at O'clock with all the magnifcence
that the Catholic Church knows so well to add
.. to her sacred rites. The Rev. NJ. CoughliD,
robed in the sacred vestments assisted by dea-
con, Rev. Father Blatterer, sub-deacon Mr..
Joubard, and master of ceremonies Mr.. T. Col
den; the sanctuary filled with altar boys,
clothed in their pretty red cassocks and white
surplices, the altar adorned with its many
lights and choicest flowers, all presented
scene worthy of the dignity of Catholic wor-
ship; and capable of inspiring love and rev.
erence which We would in vain seek for outside
of her holy influence.
The Rev. Father LIE Cozic, pastor of tie par
ish, addressed, in his usual forcible style, the
assembled congregation. In his discussion he
touched upon the important subject of Chris
tian education, its influences upon families
and States; and on the dangerous effects of
Goddess teaching.
The music during the holy Mass was excel
lent for all deemed it their duty to add to the
solemnity of the day. The choir under the
able direction of Miss knight, the organist,
certainly deserves great credit for the charm it
lent to the occasion.
In the evening the Rev. N. Coueblan off, |
ciated at the Benediction of the Blessed sacra-
ment and thus the first great day in the life |
of the young priest passed away the happy
harbinger ofa life of zeal in his sacred calling.
of charity towards the poor, and of sacrifce.in |
seeking above all things the glory of his Divine
Lord.
The Rev. Father Coughlan is named by the
Archbishop assistant to the Rev. Pastor, NJ. LIE
Cczic, and at the same time to teach in the
college in company with Rev. Father Blatterer
and two ecclesiastics from the seminary. The
college is styled College of Holy Cross. 1t is
the property of the diocese aud is under the
Immediate patronage of the Archbishop with
Rev. d. lie Cozic as Administrators, and Rev.
Father Blatterer, President. The course pur-
sued in the college is principally commercial,
but Rrop arEtnry classical c1nrse III be given
g a1tofa cs rattEifs mas atSir. i
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-09-20

We learn that NJ. de LesSep's scheme for
making an inland sea in Algeria is meet
ing with serious opposition from certain of
the French JouTnals. The cause of this
appears to be the fear lest the evapora-
tion from such wide expaDse of shallow
matte changes, the influence of which would
be felt across the Mediterranean, extending
over France itself. Ons writer ventures
to predict return of the glacial epoch.
In spite of the dismal forebOdings, NJ. de
Lesseps has entered upon the work in
earnest, and, with the prestige of bis form
er success as a canal builder, viii doubt
less soon settle the question by actual ex-
pertinent, arguing doubtless that, If the
inland sea prove 20 be q nuisance 70 France
4 ahn Aeross The canal Esil soon restore to-
~ san'' plas1es nua q fla1ee
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-09-20

THE SAVANNAH CATHEDRAL.-The Ca
tholic Cathedral, corner of AbercorD and
Harris streets, of which we have already
given a fnll description, Is rapidly assum-
handsome design, the work being pushed
forward carefully, thoroughness in every
particular being desired, under the super
intendence of Mr.. John G.. Butler. The
walls have reached within six feet of their
intended height and the minarets at the
eastern end of the building have been
placed in position. The window frames
have been set, and the iron columns for
the interior, which were cast at the foundry
Of Messrs. Mona5an & Son. are now being
hauled to the building, and will shortly be
erected in position. .--SaUdn00h NeIss.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-09-20
UNITED STATES.

The news received this week over the wires
related principally to Louisiana affairs which
are fully stated in other parts of the paper
The negroes of Charleston, s. c., are dis
pleased with the n ominations made by the Re-
publican Convention and are preparing to put
forward an Independent Republican ticket
The movement is developing great strength
throughout the State.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-09-20
FRANCE.

The vote in the Maine any Loire department
was: Republican, $4,000: Septenate, $4,000 !;
Imperial. $4,000.
Col Vilette and the guards of Bszaine have
been sentenced to terms of imprisonment for
periods ranging from one to six months, the
former for assisting his chief and the latter for
negligence.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-09-20

"A man adTartiseB for competent person
g uRdeFtRRa the sale of new med3eino-.
sa1 u slss s'is WI l'gsye