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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-06-06

BISHOP ELDERS MISSIONARY LABoRs.
Under date OF Holly Springs, May Gath,
w. w. A. writes the following letter to the
Louisville Catholic Aduocate:
Perhaps you have already learned, from
Pur local papers, of the presence here of
pun esteemed Bishop, Right Rev. William
The Right Rev. Bishop arrived here on
Saturday and preached that night to full
eaurch. On the following Sunday, at High
pass, he delivered an able discourse that
vas well received by Professionals as we'll as
catholics, dwelling at some length upon the
persecution that our Holy Church is now
so1ering in Germany and other countries,
and pointing out the heroism manifested
'Oy those noble hearted German people for
their faith, submitting to ment and
se1patriatlop, the con6scation of their
e ~ and institutions of learning, rather
1 1nan renounce the faith of their fathers.
rms same German nation that conquered,
~ less tnan year, the mighty French EN-
pne, nasbs been strenQousIy exerting its
F.bnSycbp power against the Holy Catholic
uuleh lot more than two years without
S picS This, in itself, the Right Rev.
aolshop maintained, was an evidence of the
e0pqueraole power and grace impaired
~ tne holy Spirit to the children of Gods
Catholic Church.
Ihroca5 tS uiShC our people who en-
Traced the opportunity land they were
nshSl were highly entertained and edited
SseT HuT worthy Bishop, who explained the
kanabt en- OF Penance, as understood and
tiuee nS oy the Catholic Church, at the same
abSn, exposing and exploding the false aud
sids ~ notions entertained by those out
lion ns Cnurch in reference to this Institu-
Oress o. Grace. Many Protestants were
M Mn. Among them we recognized Rev.
mas rao ,aeT, of the Baptists of this city, who
his Ioteatiy become somewhat notorious by
opdemers published in a Baptist paper,
zenersI ntory of the Catholic Church in
Eorv in and the Catholic doctrine of Purga-
Rev pLarticuiar. The words of the Right
Their tSshop, which were remarkable for
to tbr rOrce and perspicuity, were listened
and NJ ughout with uaabated attention,
profit doubt will rebound with infinite
imnrss.ss 70 some of the many hearers, who,
w or,s re with awe, eagerly listened to the
lips. '"'n as they emanated from his
planOeti;aaay night was devoted to an ex.
'''"''on Of the Holy Eucharist. The Ian
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
hUStN1A 1NSUUANCE COMFAN1,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
p. IRWIN, Vice President.
THOs. F. BRAGG. Secretary.

At an election held on Monday. the Sd inst the
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors Of
this Company to serve for the ensuing year:
p. Irwin, John Henderson
Ihos. Marley, Thomas Kilg.
X: ID. OBrien John g. Ryan,
Thos. Gilmore W. j. Casten
John 7. Gibbons ia G,rdner
William Hart Z. Conery, Jr.
Emile Gauche.
And at meeting Of the Board, held May 10th, JOHN
HENDERSON, Esq, President, and P. IRWIN, ESQ.
vice-President, were unanimously reelected.
The Board declared out of the net profits of the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent in
teres also per cent dividend paid up capital
and 90 cent dividend premiums paid by stock
hoders-sad interest and dividends under the amend
ed charter TO be placed to the credit of the stock
Interest and dividends full paid stock to be paid
cash at the Office of the Company and July 18th
next.
THOs. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
New Orleans, May 81, 1875 my23 IS ly
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guage of the Right Rev. Bishop on THE oc-
casioD was so lucid, Sublime and logical as
to leave no room for q doubling Thomas.
" We believe IT," Gin the Real Presence in
the Eucharist), said the Right Rev. Bishop,
because the Catholic Church teaches it,
and we know abe cannot err, because Christ
promised and vowed to be with her all days,
even to the end Of time. Take away the
Sacraments and teachings of the Catholic
Church and men are abandoned to the hor-
rors Of despair, darkness and eternal
death" On Wednesday night the Bishop
lectured to. the colored people, when 0
large crowd assembled to hear with interest
and delight, the many clear, Instructive
explanations given by the BishepssO OF the
devotions, ceremonies and teachings of the
Catholic Church. Many approving com
ments have we since heard from come of
those colored people who heard the simple
truth fall from the lips of the learned
Bishop. The remarks of one of these i'm
pressed MS deeply. He said, 1 have been
trying to save my soul for ten years, but
did during all that time." OF another we
have heard these simple, trntbfutsyerds: 81
think that the Bishop talked like he knew
what he were talking about.n Truly the
Catholic Church teaches with authority,
and that authority is apparent to all who
desire to seek the truth and pray for grace
to find 1t. This visit was particularly pro
dtable to some of our Protestant friends, as
the lectures were all Of an explanatory
character, exposing the teachings of the
Catholic Church. thereby removing the
error and prejudice in the minds of those
outside the Church, which have been fos-
tered by Misrepresentation or utter igno-
rance. But its peculiar advantage is the
practical results it has accomplished. AL,
or nearly all, here approached the Sacra-
ments of Penance and Holy Eucharist. This
is blessing Of inestimable value, and the
lessons of truth, wisdom and Christian
fortitude taught by the Right Rev. Bishop
will ever be remembered by the Catholics
of this place.
The Bishop left on Thursday for Corinth,
accompanied by the prayers and good
wishes of the faithful. He leaves US in
charge of Rev. Father Oterti-a young
priest, whom he recommended highly for
his zeal, devotion and piety but he deemed
| it proper to remove to q new field of labor
that most exemplary priest and pastor,
under whose Jealous charge the Catholics
of this place have been for the past three
years-Rev. Philip Huber-wbo goes to
Yazoo City.
We are cory to lose such a solicitous
Father, but we believe his removal is for
Church. and we reverenrly bow with q
spirit of obedience and submission to the
change, and accept with grateful hearts the
pastorship of Rev. Father Oberti. The
people of Yazoo City are indeed fortunate
| in obtaining such meek and Jealous priest
as Father Huber to administer to theil
spiritual welfare.
May the God of peace, truth, and wisdom,
direct, guide, and govern his steps, move.
ments and teachings is the ardent prayer Of
truly yours, w. w. A.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM
GoUT AND NEURALGIA.

In view of the beress sufferers afflicted with the
above painful maaaies feel induced to offer to tho
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE
This medicine to be the only successful remedy
IN this line, for IL has almost always given
tanoous relief, and most caseS permanently
Of in this city and State and
the majority of those ling preparation recovered
by the Of but bottle. Spould patient not
at least and great relief after the
from any of the above diseases. 1t lie but year
since fret began advertising this remedy, although
have successfully ueed the for sixteen years
with shs s %S1s rssuts and it. has now
the most skeptical of its curative DO wers.
OF the many thousands who have been cured, will
only refer the following oitizsns of
city, who have all signed the following card;
We. the Undersigned residents of the CRY of New
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that 1t
really the medicinal virtues stated in the
above advertisement and therefore do cheerfuy
recommend the same to the afflicted.
James Regan, owner of livery stable. No 134 Baronne
street; stephen Krauss corner Annuncation and
ashington streets; Charles Roemer, proprietor OF
saddlery store. No 99 Tchouptouas street; A. Guth
grocer GEN. Taylor and Magazine Streets Capt
Boyd Robinson, No. 40 Rampant street: Mrs. Ann
o Heron No. 1913 Camp street; d. j. Wickes, No los
st. Andrew street; Capt Wm Claiborne Harrison, No
Brewery. No ss2 Where street; George Steuernagel,
No l66 Where street; W. A Kowaeki, No l03 Tchou
poulas street Jean Durantin No. vs. Gaennie street
Capt James Sylvester. No 343 St Charles street
Mrs NJ, j. Brun midwife No. 3sl Magazine street
Mis-. Z. Stebrandt, midwife. No 3s4 Camp street; II
H. Finegan, chief guager. United States Cu.ton house
O. r. Thiesman grocer, No. 3st Magazine street.
For sa'e5y ,u,.,r,,v,cz ..
Cor: Magazine and Thslia SITS New Orleans, La
Price 81 so per bottle. mv3O IS "
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A REVOLUTION IN HOUSE PAINTING Tho advertise.
mont OF tho New Jersey Enamel Paint Company has
been time in columns and may strange
that it is only day call special attention
reason for this Is that do not like recommend
new thing unless know 1t 10 good We pleased
to find that the agent MI: G. P. Knight was Of our
way Of thinking, and wished, above all that the paint
should be tested that the editor could hs
scentohs opinion OF It's merits Having had this test
that the Enamel Paint comes up fully to all that Is
claimed for it. In the country especially where 1t 10
difficult to procure the necessary ingredients for mix
rzP Speomen t,arda fnrpi,bsd gratis I;h.r., ;,ar
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II T. "A II ID J! RE A ID |!
GREAT DISCOVERY
NEW JERSEY LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS "BRADLEYs PATENT
White
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS !.

Ing paint and sktful workuen to apply IT, the Enae,
ana can DO applied BY any one POSSESSING ordinay
churches and schooihouses 1t Will prove very economi
cal NJ vol a. beautiful. Ono gallon of paint val;
friends may safely Riyet trial without fear OF disap
the Diocess of BALTIMORE
From 81. Aary's Industrial School for Boys.
NEAR BALTIMORE, Nd, March ., 1915.
Mr.. G. p Knight;
Dear Sir-I take great pleasure In acknowledging
That the Paint you cold MS OF superior quality
We used four coats whiteW ashed wall, which pro-
dpced most admirable effect. We think Il 10 very
cheap article and cheerfuy lend you testimonial
TO spread far and to testify the public what
we know to be TO thar advantage, when they want
at comparatively small L. the cheapest and
most besuiful and durable paint, believe extant-
Wishing the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint all the
sucoess 1t Justly deserves, am
Yours respectfully BRo ALExlus, Director.
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Goshen butter at SOC. and good butter at 15c.
pound, at John L. Lavelle's grocery, 3sl DryadeS
street. Butter and tea at all tines q speciality.
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Best Cordova coffee, parched or ground. IS
cents per pound at the Tea Depot, 5 Camp .treet.
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From .. y FOsey, Esq Of ue frn1 Of D. J. Foley Bro
Co., baltimore, aud brother Of Bishop Foley, of
Chicago:
BALTIMORE. February 10, 1875.
Mr. c. P. Knight, No. " W. Lombard street
Dear Sir-In reply to your inquiry relative to tho
tent. will saw, 1t has been nearly two years
purchased the paint from you and, far able
TO judge 1t looks equally well when applied
and cheerfally can recommend 1t to tbose who need
painting done. Yours truly,
d. j. FOLEY
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T A. HERMAN THoS. WHITE,
PRACTICAL, OILOERs,
106 Customhouse street, near Royal,
uBw ORLEANS.

Looking Glass and Picture Frames Plain and orns.
tai, made order RegildinG done in the very best
style. Oil Paintings restored, reiined, cleaned and
val nished Having business experience of nearly
forty in this city they hope to give satisfaction
their customer not only in tho superior quality Of
N B-The D. srOnage of the trade solicited. Churob
decoration and CONT c~dsrs promptly executed
aC3O74 Iy1
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OFFICE OF LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE

OFFICE OF LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE
" INSURANCE COMPANY.
An annual election for Directors of this Company
was held on Monday. April 49, is75. The following
gentlemen constitute the Board:
A. Thomson, Henry Abraham David Wallace
j. B. Cemors, H. j. Vose, B. T. Walshe,
w. Henderson, E. A. Tyler, Geo A, Fosdick,
j. W. Stone. Alex. MARKS, e. B. Briggs,
W. B. Schmidt, John 1. Adams Chas. Chnne
J. B. Lalland-, John Henderson, JAS. l. Day,
r. b. child, Henry NJ. Payne, s. B. Newman,
John b. Pike.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors,
held Monday, May 5, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year,
SAMUEL MANNING TODD, President.
WIN. b. SCHMIDT, Vice President.
WILLIAM HENDERSON. Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
New Orleans Nay T. 1875. myl6 I'm
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WIN. II. SHEPARD,
No. f06 Camp Street,
GENERAL AGENT FOR

PATENTED OCTOBER IL, 1874.
1t is the only machine in the world which TAKES
UP THE WATER WITHOUT CLOTH Or
SPONGE.
1t CLEANS and DRIES THE FLOOR with won
aerfnl rapdty, and without hneelng stopping put
ting the hands into dirty wafer.
II changes hopping the most disagreeable of domes
tic work. into q short and extremely easy task.
IT IS DURABLE-made of the very best material,
and warranted to give universal satisfaction.
For sale by stauffer. Macteady & Co.. Rice Bros &
Co, W. c. Shepard & Co., Samuel Z. Moore Briggs,
Payne & Co, Schmidt & ZeiRler, ard many others.
mS9 I'm
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SODA WATER-cANDY-Erc.
T ADIEy ICE CREAM SALOON.

T ,ADIES ICE CREAM SALOON.
.lss e. Saw
and MINERAL WATEk sustnsss; have hs.sd up a
saloon for the accommodation of ladies. where the
Best of Ice Cream
viii be served. Prompt and polite attention may be
ny Sasinss. At 50 ST: CHARLES STREET win be
MEAD and tho best MINERAL WAITE RS in the city
= -, GEORGE McCLosKEY
.myaS Bun l2l Canal and 20 Sc Charles streets.
FAUaH-A-BALLAGHie
Tom is Himself Once MoreI
Having again, resumed my old profession, manu-.
EXCELSIOR HOMEMADE CANDY,
dsiclous SODA WATER. with q fae assortment Of
~ ~ 81 the see bubble
everything choice
s1,,l' THos. j. GRIFFIN's,
-myl6 3m Corner EnRbien and Danphne streets.
DELICIOUS SODA WATER
' FRESH FRUIT SYRUPS
ECKLE BUR G'S,
Cor. st. Charles Avenue and Washington ST.
my9 Am
MILLER & DIELMAN,
SO, SO and 81 South Peters Street.
Steam Candy Manufacturers,
WHOLESALE OoNFEcTT0NGRs.
IMPROVED LEMON SUGAR put up in Enslish style
glass jaIs) whiah will keep for years.
E z 81 ss9 srs
IMPORTERS OF CIGARS.
~ discount TO 1obhers. asls 4m
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DILL. WERLEIN
Sells at LOWEST FIGURES and on BEST TERMS
THE BEST PIANOS MADE,

Such as
Tho Peerless ''CRICKERING."
The Mstchless "DUEHAM"
The Opera FsvoIite WEBER"
The Boud0ir "PLEYEL,"
The Low Priced HALE" and "GRovESTEEE. ;
And others.
Also, ESTEY co.'s Incompatible COTTAGE
ORGANS and others. and = full line OF
Music and Musical Merchandise.
Pianos and Organs Repaired and Tuned cheaply and
with dispatch also Rented.
SECOND HAND PIANOS ut amazingly Low hgures.
PHIL wERLEIN'S,
Old Music House.
my2T5Iy "a. 80. 90 and 90 BaronT Q street
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, MOBILE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ORGANIZED JUNE, 1871.
OF MOBILE, ALA

VIGOROUS AND PROGRESSIVE
pLAN
Before nsurng Your Life Elsewhere and
Plans of Policies Issued by this Comvanv
President
uoepte
e. ~ FRIEND Secretary 81
HoMAN
Prsns desiring Arnt.un
l. H. FRIEND Secretary,
myo1ou
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THE FIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, Corner Camp and Gravier Streets.
ENSURES AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company is ready to take Risks against Loss
or Damage by Fire.
]. N. MARKS President;
T. PRUDHoMME, Vice President;
X. 81. bENNERS, Secretary
JAS. BoYCE, Inspector.
BOARD DIRECTORS:
Jacob Alexander. Leon Bertoli,
John FIJI zpatrlck, y. Taylor Sauche,
IN. Marks, Wash Marks,
G. Spor Wm. Swan,
L. A. Wilt, B. WormRnn,
L. b Cain, r. Dudenhefer,
Cnas Hemard A. Il. ISaAcson,
+. Prudhomme, B. NJ. Pond,
Otto Thoman. Geo. Waters mhI4 3n
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p L. CUSACHS
Hrs Removed his Drug Store to
3-----..-----.. Royal Street .---.-...-----5
Between Bienville and Customhonse streets,
One Block from Canal street.
where he will heretofore. continue his wellknown
busness Of Importation of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS,
DIsTILLERs', OVERS AND TANNERS
nnysn 2m MATERIALS. Etc.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.
TT T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
u.s. IT. TO- and Peters street date New Levee, noar
Poydras, New Orsens
FOR THl SALE OF
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUOE.
Good Supply Of tho following articles always On
hand:
CORN. OATS BEAN, HAY, CoRNMEAL,
POTATOES. ONIONS BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS, ETC, ETC.
Cash Advanced All ConsiEnments mot perishable).
Shipments Advanced On. Must Be Insured in Ny Open
Policy.
Personal Attention to Ali Business Entrusted
TO Ny Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS.
In the execution OF your commands in the aoknou-
Of receipt and advice Of sale Of oona1
menta, and In remttiDg net proceeds accompanied
with aoconnt sales.
An orders for Western or Southern Produce filed
promptly ct the loWess market ratSs. HatisfactIon
always guaranteed commiBaion charged for exOou-
ting orders for goods which may have hand full
commission charged for selling ALI eonsiGnmaptS.
ConnignmentS nAd Orders respectfully collected.
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no THE PUBLIC.
JOHN BOTS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
Camp Street..
Now occupies the I52 and 5I Camp street. for
the purpose Of taking FURNITURE ON STORAGE
q the cheapest rates.
LOANS MADE AND SECURED ON FURNITURE
STORED.
He will also continue BUY. SELL, REPAIR, RE
MOVE, PACK and SHIP FURNITURE, with guar.
tee, at
feI4 75Iy Nos 1852 and 1874 Camp Street.
CARPET AND oIL-CLoTH WAREHOUSE.
~ Just received, late patterns Of
.r. G A r p e TS,
BRUSSELS,
THRRE-PLY
and INGRAM.
CoRNICEE, WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS,
CANTON MATTINGs and oIL-cLoTH,
Of latest style, at
ELKIN g. co.'s,
Canal Street. ---. 16e
se77 74ly
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TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. IS Camp Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
Assets 5000 Ss44, s9S "a
4. Elmer BADER. President,
CH. ENGSTFELD, Vice President,
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRCSTRRs:
Henry Abraham, A Elmer Bader N A Baumgarden
e Lei BOndio. Oh Engstfeld, II Frank,
II r GoRTove, BY Halter, Sigmund STATE
Keller. Keifsr, Louis Leonhard,
Theo Lienthal, @ Miller + Rickert
Frank Roder, Louis Schneider, W Solmidt
R. Seig, Isaac Scherck, Louie Schwartz
j II SchwartS, r WildermKn. x Weissenbach
aug ~ "
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BOOTS AND sHoES-HATS.

GIMBEL's
UPPER CITY BLUE
+ Boot, Shoe, Hat and Trunk Store,
575--..--.- Magazine Street 578
Sign of the Ladys BOOt-opposite the Market
Keeps constantly on hand
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES AND CEILDREN'S
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
Of every description.
All kinda of Boots and Shoes made to order in the
latest 9tyles. Ease elegance, nestness and durability
strictly observed in the man ufacture Of Ladies
Gents Misses and Chldrens Boots, Shoes and Gaiters
Country orders solicited aud promptly attended to.
T oUIsLANA HAT MANUFACToRY,
JOHN FRrEL, PRAcT1cAL HALTER,
Successor TO A MaPuierD
5l...--..--.-.- ST. CHARLES STREET. 81
Near Gna-ier street. NO4 OrleayB.
Personal attention paid to all rders. Rseps con-
esantly or hand choice assortment Of Hats aP4 Pm
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Interesting Letter From Mississippi.

BISHOP ELDERS MISSIONARY 1ABoRs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

mcr, she engaged herself to marry
Henry Towson, who o lives in Cedar
City, Galloway county, and tof that
purpose, in November last, went TO
Arkansas, where Towson. then was
and we are told she found him sick and
in such circumstances as to render
marriage impracticable. In about ten
DAYS she returned to the city, and Since
that time she has been very Respondent,
gloomy at times, and her mind seemed
unbalanced in q certain measure. The
fact that she had expended considerable
money in going to Arkansas, and had
more or less involved her property
here, seemed to continually prey upon
her mind, and to this cause is undoubt-
edlv attributable the taking of her life
and that of her child. The little girl Lot
tie. was about five years of age. and is
said to have been Il bright, intelligent
child.
Willie. the broken hearted little boy.
who has been so suddenly. and in such
a terrible manner, deprived of amOth-
er and sister, and lett alone in the
world, is kindly taken care OF by Elder
Challener.
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The feature most to be regretted i'll
the election in Connecticut is the de-
feat of Gen. 10. liawley for Congress.
1t is Il loss not only to the party but
TO the whole country. 1t seems that
the more honest and fearless a ma
is. the more faithfully he performs
his duty. the less the country wants
him. Barnum. the high tariff mon-
opoli>t and sworn champion OF the
iron ring, went III with al increased
majority. But then BarnHm Is all
right on the "nigger question. and
that atoncs for everything else Ill the
ewes of the Democracy. The liepub-
licans gained two State senators and
ten representatives from last year,
but lost two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Republican.
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A BEAUTIFUL ALLEGORY.-A
traveller. who spent some time i'll Tur-
key, relates a beautiful parable which
was told him by a dcrvish, and which
seemed ever more beautiful than
Stcrne's celebrated figure Of the ac-
cusing spirit and recording angel;
Every man." said the dervish.''has
two angels. one on his right shoulder
and one on his left. When he does
anything good. the angel on the right
shoulder writes it down and seals 1t,
because what has been well done Is
done forever. When he does evil,the
angel on the left writes it down, and
he waits till midnight. If before that
time the man bows his head and el-
claims: Gracious Allah. ! have
sinned. forgive me.' the angel rubs
ont the record; but if nOt.at midnight
he seals it. and the beloved angel on
the right shoulder wecps."
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TIE compromise proposed by Con-
gresham Wheeler of New York, for
the settlement of the Louisiana difh-
culties that have so long distracted
that unhappy State, has been accept
cd by both political part;cs,and peace
and quiet again blesses Louisiana II
its future prospects are much bright
er and more promising now than tor
a long time past.