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, 1875-09-29

PRcNiStOH3.
HOG FnDUUCT9-Wero active md unsettled. Io8s
wore rerntcL ~ al5o Per 100 its higher, but hahsd
no cEect en- product, which Weakened under what
seemed to le pmpIy reaction from the ptoyious
strain In tie speculative articles, which brought out
rather hnayy offoriugs outside account and oness
10 forward PORK hero from elhpr cties 10 a October
salea.
Mrzs Ponx-Was active sna weak, declining 400 per
hrl On the October optlun wla ea.h lots only
nhads osslcs and tic more deferred optious wsrs fr-
er, the year advancing l5o yer brl. Tho September
ahortage Ia beaved 10 Ia nearly all cleared up, and
that option WIS nornnnl. Deliveries for no1t month
yst opou, but there ID rlouty Of time 10 forward
rork from other places GIL thetu, md tie
market Weakened under tbs news thai
lEvaogcnsnks wero bclug ulada to slip pork h!ther
from CINCINNATI while there wero Eone orders to sell
On account Of parties In IT. Louis. Balcs
Iorted Of 40 brs cash nt $29.2s@13a7b; 6,750 bra
selee October At s21lA9a36o 2,75o btls scl!cr ths
year Al t1s.G7h@1s.T5; 900 brls tclcr January It
$3.50; 2,0oo bfla scller January sud February st
91s50 and l60 brls ssllar February nt $s6oala.7s.
Total 131u0 trla. Thp market qloasd st sa.13 cash
tasas322 20 for oc1obes sla.7n s.1Ear tis guar md
iani,-Was quiot, sud declined 1bo pr 100 III for
THIS month Ind ns1s, vho tho lancai futurps sste
III lover ssles here wess reported os 76o tcs cas
Vt fla:a i,eqa tez aeeV octolNr IT sia aud
market oloaed quiet u *lsas eash seller OstoboF
!!2oa for seller the snar; and nomiualls It $ll.9as
ME4rs-wera quiet and Unchanged. There Was very
little tomsud tho atsenlon 81 operators being COIL
eentfated on PORK bnt guosaons t6e "intef aGnsef5
~ y, ~ H.. 1nrt c1ears u faa: q norea snn1r1
fnnv rrsra At ii ~ nnh Nu tea rvoct nicElo hamp
(1G lt> At t9lltS11c. Tie market closoA 1t at@aio
!oE shoulders, cash Or seller October; No long o5eart
1I4f" for snrt ci.srx c.sh nr eclfer f1cfner IN
mssta Hc haner th. d. nrtce tos looss lota, Lang
cut hanls at t4A13Lc SuuMescut En- glish mea!s,
a'ase tor .hontesH. loose; i2So f9F oamsorAnds,
ru il ~ 'b'.S ,.,us hhs n.S,sos ,1i"S
iJr Fur December nnd January ldtiysfy Tic market
quoted II 0Als91to fur rough sf4ts aY3so for
shnst F1us or iong eira!s, VAv4c los saoss ceas ~
ae,, ~. 1a ,,, ~ Ms,so ,or nams az Sar
shuuidcrs Iss!o for shurt ptbs. md lUNp sof shur
GaxA4s-Wsa a,,tet .t 7aqc,
BEEF TNQpUETB-Wero quiet and noMinal1y TN
changed st 80 ~ for ness sos for extra sxs; and
81 uU, ~ 60 fur hams.
aREApsTuFFs.
1n1m-w.. tn n,oacr.to ,ie,n.nJ, hut oui.t
lnefe ~ss Io.e inquiry 'soia su'pFe oat l1'ses w
.r.ae nougut " usual, aud tha uAsaat VA arm =,
sosnaet que'.''oGs ~ s'.ay s'a ". "uo.S. Hssgs
Wsrs rsPottca Of loo bf3 &Icsa a. se'.o fft' peA
spring extras 1t $'+l2Hc7 7o aud 60 h1la r7o dom
.,',.. s' ~, t,fa... ~ 1910" x.D,-n ~ 49,.
wiz 'oe !ono"us - ~ .a4 4s.se ~ - p'tsss .'a,
Choica wtntsE extras. 3o.soaf.eu eqta1npa 70 eooa
do. nhipttuv u,adss, SSl3kA5,bo: Nipuesosa, Se,I
~ ~ .snr,sn. 1. 7ssss a r,r,na ,nne,hnas
@'.oe tn'ou' sssf s's.a5 .net, ~ 'tee
puA.-w.s In good demand and nrmer, thougl
ua ssfs .sss ns !sp,,sa y. . 'pn.
, 1875-09-29


CATTLE-Tha mhrkot was largely overlooked, md
prices wore decidedly lower for enythlng grading boz
1ov ehoinc. Tucre waa more thAn ordinarily good
attendance of buyers, at o1assea being numoroully
represented, but thinking 70 buy to better advantage
to-day there VIII Gcnerai "holdina on" and only
small percentage Of tho supply vas dsposcd Of icos
Of Texas cassle add common and medium natives.
except stocAess, down fully aos2oo, and Judging
ftom the feeling prevalent 1t tho close Tie bottom u
not yet reached. The arrivals included 10 aatrn
bceyes. aud tha number thss would oaas sioee
ox.retncIy ANAL Trading was principally 1t t2a04
D. 90 for 2.7ota3+7h for Texans aud 14.7St40J
for common to good ttock cattle. Fur tue latat thuro
4 wbit sustained demand ~ prices only stGhtly
fowor than prsya!lcl la4t week. Th0 AnmlNr left in
the yards uisold fell l.a short ot s0. and holdou
were dcspdndent-
Extra Bears~-0ssdpl stoeIy, weighing 1850
Choico pssvss-F1ns, fAt, we'll formed year
to5 year old ss+es4. weighing l,Ae to
0ooi pssTei-Well. fastenod s.ecrs, Weigh
ing $50 u $50 tta..................... t-oQ1M
Medium Gtsdes-atcts1 IN fair aesh, weigh-
ing lloo 70 200 t.as9a7s
uutthora Btofk-ro1r 10 fair A1ats. ana
Weighing soo to I.ioo H.. 49, a6oaa7s
Stock Gett}e-comEnon castle, Weighing 7QU
1nfefor1i1sht Il to- .ad tiia cow, i.isss,
stays, bulk and soelAwaF ste4rr. l.T63425
Texas GAtte-ThrouXh dFoYea. ea.,,..,,...,,,. 2k4A116
, 1875-09-29
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW 30KR.
Gp<etas Dt+pasfA 70 Tns EAienaa 1tt5.sns
new YpaE Sept, 2y.--GnA1H-WheAt-Sisrke fully
10 better; fair export aud modarato homo trade d.
mAnd; nalos, 600 bu; 0o LOG for jrctad spns
5lOu81.16 for No. Chicago; t1.22@f.29 for old No.
do; t1.13 for do Nc. Norhwesteru; 26@l ~ far
No. Milsaukee; H. 30 for No. spring: ul7
G51,l0 for now ppl old winter rid Western S!1Balu
for do amber Westeru; aud 81 .1 80 for who Wt1t-
crn. uye quiet at 500 fos Wextezn aad 10000 for
sate. barley dull; sscs of no bu twoeove3 sIate u
$l,05, Corn = shale Ar1ner; fsix export and hons
trade demknd sales Of IL 600 bu 1t 0a8d0o for steam
Western ml1od roo for sa do; and 7o371xo for high
mixed aud yellow Weatarn. 0ata sahdp s1ncr; sssa
OF 40,UQ0 bu at ia7@53o for nav mixed and white. ns
Guiding whit State nt 6o514c, mixed Western At 4o3
k8c, and white do 1t 43@54c.
paoy1s1Dna-MIldles dru At 12H@13o for long
clear. Lard 4ulot; sales al 100 tlacces At 1eK9
~ 1910 for primo stean.
wnls6r-Market dull mud hcayy; ssllazs, slus
and buyers at $i.4o.
Enthusiastically market continues stesdyx
fatr demand fair to good sohnng is quoted At 7l]lr
@s15c: primo At sao, md Nos 10 and Il Havana ~
G.sHc. Conee-MarAct quiet and hrm; We qaots'
Rio at 19a2iko In gold, aud Aazacaibo u G83o u
gold.
TAIIpw-1n fair demand At nrm prices saies cs
900 ~ Is otQ9loo for ordinary, and prime y
o sy as IT, p,asS psa;s a. firm sa 10
Hull BY scam, 70 600 ha grain At 84Agd. Tu l1Tss
Eos b. BY T. 1a ss. " 3 g. =
NJ. rss. y =, Hs; >:e,s 1s ,, an.
B.se ' aud I'D Western s4aes5sS; COMMON 10 sasi
TIL ts sss es9 y s.tas ss'ss os s'1sss ss ~:
Ieais. fi7ta8s-7t: nye tlonf unchanged, y ll, ~
MSehsst;sy; ~ests.i St.'e S@ ia;v for t,
es|ss.: s % is:s y 1sjss!sa spsaf 'iss ..
M ~ $Aosts1ss!s;n: sS*;g i ! Ss; Il .,'; M5
waatSs 3s SG - spEp,s Il ,z T. G,s s's- W.
Hl.sa; xhlso Wcssern N.yosl.oo eatre ehoes 1o! 90
xhisa Michigan, tt.sb. Aye quiet wtescsp. ~
Tay qatnte, sa5 matt QUILT and nnchanssa* cosa
lu5eS ha; 81 Westesn m mt1cd, stsatn esasoNa Do ~
1oGa71Eo; high mised aud yellow Wo4ern. !isH1s =.
iss!ss!: sssss. s'"a 'a; ws'sfa "''''' '''''' *''''
asootMts-Iso eofse stSasy csrgoes i2,;;.s;;i; i
jobriug, toaHc. Sugar quiet bu. steaa5 NY f.ir r.
lnSF SF&es* 1es*' s,ss.@G.a1sg R,s sS s.
9utet no'ntnaly unchanged. 1aeo .te.a5 WILL ~
FErnoLEua-QutOs but steady; crudo, ah9's' -
ar6AixEn Rosm-F1rmi tl.7sal.ss.
grIRtr. fuaRtMTlax-fiTm; IJNc.
aasl h'.yE Ii, NJ. ..,a, sss: s ts
IS: tsfd-fftme steam. slas0X, e'sai aa@*'
DuTrra-rYr,n weslezu. 1s92sc.
EufxaE-lJnehangest.
Wu,ssf-Dun and loret; &l.ao.
an.'xn:.t aa.reo 81 a'ps stesa; Ns vss m
No whits Michta.n. tl2s; so: 2ao. ti;s: i It's;
gtslz.D spgt :9d sstpat;L !; ~ sxG s,ats
, 1875-09-29

TELEGRaPHlc MARKET REPORTS
FCnEiGh MARKETs.
srfelnf bistmtfh IN TAt EAftuqo 3ttbvre
LsvEnroul, Hepl. 18-tl u, m,-ELoun-No a..
No. 2, 2IH.
Observation-Disclosures, Nh. 1. los No. T. N 1od.
spring, No. l. vs III: No. j. Bs Gl; white No. i:t1,.
No. . los Cd +; Glib. No. I, 1is I'd; NJ, T. los 1oa
Uorn-No. l. 2'a 3l 1io. q 2os.
I'nov1s1oSs--pcrk, s7s ti, 1ar.1-c0s.
Lrvrnpoat, Hept. 2a-2 p. m.-bnrAps7r1r.-
Firtncr. whsat-whe, No.. I. liz; m. ?, ,osg.
eiu', No. I, lis cL; No. .. liz. Qorn-No. j, ~, 1t,
Nc. 2, 4ss vi.
rnos1sIoss-rorl, 77a.
1Iv.nroo1, Sept, 23-Lasost.-F1 g,,&
atcady At ia.
Observation-Disclosures for tho rn.t threc d.1,,
2ao0o qrs. including 5.oo American No. krtluH I'm.
at "a ID; No. Chicago hrn At Ra ID: NO. 4 MIL
waukco firm al ss 1Ud. Oarn-Al1cd steady at ~
1noSthioNR-. ,Pork-rrns nrss, EaattEn, 83st
primo mcas, Western, hteAdy 7s+. uaron-Cumk,,
land ea1 rm at Sos; alort rib stcay md rIn atcrt
clear ateafy at bsa c long el"ar atcaly At d1s rhou
tlars dull ut 3s Cd. Uoaf-InltA steady at H..
East 1ndia mesa stcay at l1ys primo mosR snady u
CuB. lhsA-Duil at 59s G1.
TA1Low-pEime city ilrsn ut 47s.
CHEfsE-Amcrican choice steady Il 6t.
LARD U1f-Etrm 1t 69s.
6Prnlrp pTunrENrtNE-stchly at 23s.
AssiS-Comsuon bteady at 6a. Eiuo roaln steady u
lie.
LoNnoH, Sept. 2B.-Weather unsottlcd.
THE 1AHR or ENa1ANn-Amount Of bullion WITH
drawn from tho Bank Of EngIAnl ou balanca to-dsr
EI1.0 600.
CoSsola-Tcr money and account, 70 1910,
AAkhioAs sEouAlr1zs-'a5s, 10eK; cts, 1NXt
1o-40s and now "a, iuAA; New yuzk Central (ax dirA
o. Er!s. 1{?s I; preferred, 81.
TALlow-5as od@asA.
nEY1HED pErnoLEuA-as 0t@10x.
L1nsztp ol14-24s Cd.
11sskxD GAHE-10a 10d9l0s lEd.
rAnus Bept. 2a.-Eentes, Gst Abo-
FRAskFoRr, aept. 2s.-uAIrED BrArza Doxos-.
New 6s. wv.
ANrwK1r, Sept. 1s.-prrnoLEusf-28s Cd.
Dsn1IN. sept- 2s.-NoaHr-Tha rate Of Discount Y
tho bank has boon faisod " por cent, and tho ats
est Oh sdvauees to7.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
PnfI4ADELTn1A, Sept. a8.-Wool Ia LII improved do~
nand 1rtoea are stsady, Medium g1adoa, comb!ns
and dalano are searoe. Elmo In full supply. Olda
| Ponnsylyanin, and West Virginia Xxx and above, 10
4eo; Z, 45@a0o: medium, a8@50c; coarse, 4oa4ac;
coaruo deains, Ayo Now York, Michigan Indiana, md
Western fms, 4l944o medium. %99boo coar5e, 4o3
$50; oomblug, wsshoa, os3o2a; combiuR, unwsahea,
42Nc; auo unwashcd, 2e930o; coarso and medium
unxashed. 5s@soc: auaino unwashed. Ado; tub
washed, t3vsS2c; c1tra and mcr1no pulled, 159toc;
No. l sud super pulled, S1@t2c.
/ NEW YORK pf,Y.oooDs MARKET.
NEW ToaK. Sapt, 18.-Basiness vas fairly ac.sra
| with commission housea in nearly all departments,
and liberal jobbinR distribution eifoctca. Rich
moud chocolate prints worc reducod to 7tc, u1addos
to &c, aud grsys to 8Ao. Masouvillo blcached shirt
ings nero down No. Cotton dannels wero yefy active
and strong. Cass!meres and ovesooa,in8a wess la
bet4oE demRud. E1Anuela aud blankets vafa In 1tezdy
| request.
PiTTSpuRo Oil MARKET.
PtrrsnuNa, Bopt. 2a.-Petroauln quiet: crude, fi+t
| at Irsrksr's; roane1, l3.Hl313*A+ Philadelphia L.
| Hvuy.
WILMINGTON TuRPENTtNE MARKET.
WtLxtNo1oN, n. c., Hopt 9.-6pirlta of tuIpsaHay
| optaA II &c.
, 1875-09-29
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following wera thc receipts and shipments Of
the Leading arctra II produce in this city urlng thu
twenty four hours ending Rt o'clock Tuesday
rurnlue aud for tho aponilug dso yeAE ago
, 1875-09-29

tATE6Fs
Nxw YoE1, Bept ..-G1ld opsned 1t HIN. i'd
Tanad 10 III, epa eiossd u l}t. Rates fos bazo1-
leg. ~, iA and Id pss dteIu.
Qoysaum@ats we're L1pa. RA{Fosd honda WaEs No.
, 1875-09-29

Total. li3,934 8a,@8 13t,'S2
Total of all kinda in atore p IA tn. These dB-
urts shnw au Increase during laat week of bu
whrat ,2as tn corn. co3 bu oata Coz bu rye, md
eo,lso bu barley. Total increase, NJ, lug bu.
, 1875-09-29

4 hEuEIFT1, htflriEH1H.
| 1873. 1874. lss5. 1874.
, 1875-09-29

THE following Instruments wcre lled for record
TuezIay, Bept. q: .....-.-
c1rY PROPERTY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-10
PHILADELPHIA ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
ROBERT WOOD 81 &C,
No. 1876 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
NANUFACTHRERS

E0uHtdlEss fcSGS, DLdtuMI,
NERANDAHS.
SUMMER HOUSES, sRgGsS,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC, ETC
Cast & Wrought Iron Ratings.
For Public Buildings, and Squares,
Cemetery Lots, Gsrden Fences, Bal
comics, Roof Crossings, &c, in great
variety of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS,
For fronts of Public Buildings, Ho-
tets and City Streets, of Plate and
Elaborate Designs. New and In
proved Styles in great variety.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast and Wrought Iron of New
and Improved Styles, such as Hay
Racks. Stall Divisions. Managers,
Harness Brackets, Cutters, Traps,
Ventilators. &C, &c.
WIREWORK
OF every description, Wire Guards
of CRI,lPxD WIRE, Galvanized or
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS, WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses,
Theatres, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. A very large
asst rtment of Designs expressly for
this purpose. Estimates and Designs
sent on application, stating the kind o.
tcork desired. jelS-6m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-10
UNITED STATES MAIL.
y z VA ID \

fcS- OFFICE DErAETXEST-
Washington. sept. !, 1851
nLJTUsALS WILL BE- RECEIVED At THE
Contract O:licr OF this Department until
cock p. =. Of October 20, 1870. ito De de-
cIed 10y NOyeilsOer Isl fox carrying the mails Of
TIE Jnited States from January, los6, to June
= ISIS on the following route in the State of
: yzsla, aai by the schedule Of departures and
s--Lyal> herein specified, slz-
40: From Carson City to Glenbrook. l. miles
and back, once week.
Leave Carson City Monday AZ 5 ".
Arrive 81 Gleabrook by IL NJ
Leave GlanD-ooh Monday at L. ".
Arrive at Carson by p. ~
Bond required with bid 500.
IL forms Of proposal, bond, and certificate,
a., also Tor instructions IS to the conditions to
&c embraced in the contract, etc, see advertise
--zEt Of this date N pamphle: form inviting
--J-4.sals for mail service, 70 be found al the
c=--14lai post Offices OF each route. and to he
Li+cG application To the Second Asst. P. n.
General.
Ids should IL sent II sealed envelopes.
=rl-rscriici Mail proposals. State OF Nevada,
All addressed to the second Assistant Post
: 4-ter Gtn4raI.
MARSHALL SEWLLL,
s-e--lsw-sw Postmaster General
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-10
GHe THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN INCURAELE CASE.
DIR. sc Richau's


COL EN- BAL AN
AFTER ten years of trial this coast has proved
r. II the only curative II certain class OF
-.sts-e pronounced by n.ecica! Practitioners as
l,.Curab!e.
Dr.. lie Richau-s Golden Bs isam No. 1
C--s- Chanc-es. frs. and second stages; Sores
c. tie Ii y or Body, sore Ears, Eyes. Nose, etc.
C,rptr-cOl0-ed Biotches. Syphilitic Cstarrh,
DISEASED Scalp. and all the primary forms Of
tla disease known a. syphilis P-:ce, IS per
iIttie, o. two for -,
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphiliiic Rheu1na-
ten. Bans IN the Bones, back Of the Neck
I.ctr4teG sore Throat, Syphiiitic Rash, jumps
sEi Contracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs
All eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by ini;srs.ion or abuse Of
,--@-cu-y-leavirg tie blood pure and healthy.
i..ee, - per bottle, o. two for g..
DIR. lie Riohaa's Golden Spanish
Antidote,
Ic- the cure of GonoIrhea, elect, Irritation.
G-zFsl4 and ali Urinary or Genital disarrangc
Ibis Price, 81 80 per bottle.
DR.. Le Richau-s Golden Spanish
Injection.
: ash AMI IL lection far revere csses o. Con
a-rLes. In1,amnaioiy elect, structures, and sll
II - Pc bottle
also. Agents for Er. lie RichAU's
Golden Pills.
d. - Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, I'M
I5;gLcy, and all diseases a,ising from Mss.ur-
4ti1n and excessive abuses. Price IS per
i5.tia. The 9 nuins GOLDEN EsI-ssi = put UP
lily n round bottles On receipt Of price,
these medicines Will be sent to all parts OF the
country. by express OF mail. securely pEcks J,
and free frOI;i observation sol. A..:,i~. Z. =
LICHiEpS x CO. =n Jl,saiu bn4 I.jR-l dr. =
-.-t- auI rA-:i.I-f-- southwest come. ri Clay
l-i Ssn-o--l- stret;-. Ssu T-a.g isll CI.3iorli
zuzIo-Iy n
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-15
Old Catholicism.

The Berlin newspapers, the ProrinsiaI
Correspondents, gives an analysis of the
cold Catholic" law which was enacted in
the last session of the Prussian Landtag,
and has been lately promulgated. By this
law these sectaries are recognized as mem
bers of the Catholic Church, and entitled
to full share of all ecclesiastical buildings
and other property. The Correspondents
closes it's analysis with the statement that
"henceforward. the Old Catholics have Sc
cured to them the most complete protec-
ton in everything where the State law
their permanent establishment among the
Catholic population will depend on the
verifcation of the truth and interior force
of their doctrines" The FrGmkfurter Zeit-
ung, observes with reference to these re-
marks, that "hitherto at least there has not
been much proof of this interior force
In Baden, where similar law has been 10
operation for a year, the hopes which
were entertained of its effects have been
sadly disappointed. In spite of the os,
tentatious assistance of the bureaucracy
the number of congregations is insight
cant. Those congregations are made up,
not of the faithful Catholics, who were at
OF persons the majority of whom were
really outside the Church even before 1870
either as her opponents, or as being
utterly Indifferent. Roman Catholicism
has lost just as little in respect of such ele-
ments as Old Catholicism has gained by
them. On the contrary those persons do
great mischief to the reputation of the new
Old Church among the masses, who are
accustomed to look to personal credit as a
guarantee" 1t may be observed that the
invitation issued by DOlIinger some
months since to the Greek schismatic has
been accepted by the Servian Church,
which has deputed the Archimandrite Sava
TO take part 10 tde Old Catholic congress
which ia to be held at Bonn.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-15
DOn Carlos Letter 70 Kirg Alfonso.
HEADQUARTERS, ToLosA, july 2l, rs

HEADQUARTERS, ToLosA, July 81, rs
My Dear Cousin Alfonso do not hest
tate to address thee thus, because in op-
posing thee on the field of battle am
fulhliing duty Of conscience, and because,
like my self, thou art Bourbon. Hence i
without pain see thee do what neither the
Duke of Aosta nor the Republic did or,
to speak more correctly, to see those who
lost thy poor and loving mother make thee.
Spanish and Christian prince, do Those
who love thee sincerely shrink with horror
at the abuse of thy name in Transforming
IT into the flag of devastation. And thou
tbyself, when thou art alone with thy cor
science, must be frightened at the idea that,
being OF the race of Louis XVI, thou
coulcst have willingly evoked by thy de-
crees the remem brance of his execrable
execution. AS King and chief of our family
IN Spain, am bound to warn thee, that in
acting thus, thy name is stained, and Spain
ulsnonored. Those who counsel thee to
commit such crimes, in the vain hope of
triumph, deceive thee most shamefully. 1t
Is not thus that we shall be put an end to,
for Carlists will Use in all parts as
Christians arise from the blood of marty rs.
Thy unfortunate advisers know Spain very
imperfectly whenever did the Spanish
allow themselves to be dominated by ter
rorf The foreign prince who occupied the
throne before thee, the throne that God has
destined for me, was wiser F; he did not
ignore the national character to such an
extent. No, in all our civil and foreign
wars, such an example of cruelty is not To
De found. Thou thyself canst not contem-
plate without horror the thousands of
families brutally driven from their homes
mothers with blood stained feet following
their sons over the mountains. and old meu,
children, and invalids coming hither to
seek an asylum, and asking for the bread
Of II such terrible sacrifices are demand
ed of aparty King, sincerely commiserate
with thee. l who have come hither to be
King of all Spaniards allow thy partisans
to live in peace on my domains under the
protection of common law. Remember, at
least, that thou art Spanish. Think that In
thy name theft, fire, and pillage have been
made legal. Alfonso, in the midst of the
smoke of battle, at the head of free peo-
pie, fighting with me for the glory of Spain,
for her liberties, her religion, and my right,
have absolute confidence in my tri-
umph. Spain will not sink under the gov
eminent of adventurers, and the heroism
Of 80 many Spaniards who fight for me
makes me sure of victory. In any case
shall always have the satisfaction of having
done my duty. Alas! what will happen
to thee if after due warning thou dost not
open thine eyes to the light of truth and
listen to the voice of conscience and patri.
otism! Think of God, who will judge US
all ; think of thy name, which history will
enregister; think of the country which is
our common country. Thy cousin that
loves thee, CARLOS
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CLEBURNE GUARDS. - At the annual
meeting of this Company. held ou We5nes-
day night, August 4lh, the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for the ensuing
year Captain, P. Mckay; First Lieuten-
ant, JOS. Cahill; Second Lieutenant, Jas.
Hogan Fret Sergeant. JnO Mcknight /;
Second Sergeant, P. Mcknight; Third Ser
geant, Jno. Curran Fourth Sergeant, F.
McCann Fifth Sergeant, S. A. Leouard !;
First Corporal, j. J. 0'ConnelI; Second
Corporal, NJ. McDermott Third Corporal,
Jas. Mcdonald Fourth Corporal, NJ. Nc
Grath Treasurer, P. C. Hannah Secre-
tary, S. A. Leonard.-Hobt{e Register.
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Rev. Henry Morgan offers 5000 for the best
essay on "Why Men Don't Go to Church" The
list of competitors numbered twenty-six at last
accounts. Here goes for the twenty-seveuth /:
In summer too hot aud in winter bad air. In
the spring and autumn nature presents superior
ATTRACTIONS out of doors-.Nel0 York HOrld.
So far as Catholic men are concerned the
World is astray. The reason why large ma
jority of our men don't go to church is that
they do not like to hear uupalatable truths.
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CHURCH BELLs.-Messrs. Henry McShane g.
CO., proprietors Of the well-known McShane Bell
Foundry of Baltimore, Nd, have orders and will ship
this week largo Church Bell 600 pounds, to st.
Patrcks Church. Havre de Grace, Nd. largo bell Of
$500 pounds for the (new Cathedrall Church Of the
Holy Name. Chicago also large chime Of bells,
each 1000 9,OOO L5OO pounds for st. Francis Church
Chicago These bell rapidly obtaining reputation
not xceed by any other in this country
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Benziger Brothers have now ready Bishop
Gilmours First, Second and Third Readers The name
and character of tho BishOp-alwsyS the upbiDching
advocate of Catholic schools for Catholic ohildren-is
sufficient guarantee that the books all that be
desired. The advertisement of these Readers will be
found in this number of the NoRSISe STAR, and
will be read by all interested in the education Of
children The price of Bishop Gimour's Bible His.
tory already of the cheapest of schoObOoks has
heen reduced from 10 O 90 cents.
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OAK ASH AND PINE WOOD AND PITTssURG
MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT ArrEMrIoN
GUARANTEED. SEND ORDERS THROUGH posr
OFFICE, OR OTHERWISE, TO MRS. FRY,s
WooD1ARD, 1913 CALLIoPE STREET. BETwEEN
CAMP AND MAGAZINE. L. E MEEHAN, MAN
AGER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER OF MISREPRESENTATION
No. 1.-The regular monthly meetings Of this Division
held in their Hail. No. 50 st. Charles street. on the
FIRST WEDNESDAY Of every month, at q o'clock
P. u. The next meeting will be September Ist, 1875.
MARTIN FINNERTY, President
PETER HERMAN, Secretary seI37s ~
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DIED:

OAI-0n Thureoav. August IL ISIS at 1874 p NJ
Patrick Day, aged forty nine years native of the
County Mayo ireland, and q resident of fhis cty For
the past twentyeiEht years ' WY 'of
PoWERs-At Live Oak Plantation. Parish Of St
Harriet Powers aged thirteen ears ana fonr montba
of this city. ~ 'S v S'uAfs "
DE FERIET-on Tuesday, August TO- ls75 nj IN
nine years. ~ VIC "so VI siA'S-