davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
Convent of the Sisters of Perpetual Alteration

,Translated from the Propagator OF March e4J
Last Wednesday at the Convent of the
Sisters of Perpetual Alteration, situated, as all
know, in the Parish of the ADnunciation. there
took place . most touching religious cefetnony.
The Most Reverend Archbishop on the occa-
sion refered to received the vows of two Sisters
who arrived here lest year from Bellemagny,
Alssce. The ceremonies took place In the
little chapel of the Convent. Around His
Grnce We noticed the Very Rev. j. Anstaett,
Superior of the Sisters of Perpetual Alteration ;
Rev. A. Durier, Pastor of the Annunciation
Parish, and Rev. Father Hoste. Superior of the
Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Several
number of the pious residents of the parish of
the Administration also assisted Mt the ceremony.
The whole Community was present in full
strength. On this occasion Mgr. Perche pro-
nouuced one of those moving and heartfelt
discoErses, of which he possesses the secret in
so eminent O degree. and which profoundly
IMPRESSED the assembIsGe.
We hope that the good Sisters may see such
ceremonies recurring more frequently.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

In the British Parliament, on the 22od of
February, Mr. Newdegate, the anti-Catholic
mouomaniac, met with one of the defeats to
which, by this time, he must be well habitu
ated. He opposed the passage of a measure
which appears wholesome and necessary, and
the ground of his opposition WAS that "the
Jesnits were in favor of the measure" 1t was
a bill taking the control of the prisons in Eng
land out of the hands of the local M magistrates
and transferring it to Ghe general government,
that uniform system of discipline and
management may be established and main
tained in these institutions Mr.. NewdeRate
said that the great force in favor of the bill
was 1.-The pressure exercised by the Roman
Catholic members of the House to obtain the
appointments of paid Catholic chaplains in
every prison in England and Wales" In
other words, it was another GeghaD Bill. The
simple truth is that the bigotry of the local
magistrates had often prevented Roman Ca
tholic prisoners. even in artioulO n,orti0 from
receiving the visit of priest and the govern
ment wisely thinks that common justice de-
mauds that steps should be taken whereby this
injustice, in common with other evils. may be
reIuedied. The House paid little attention to
Mr.. Newgegate's TRADE, and the bill went on
through its successive stages supported by 3
large majority.-Catholio ReuieW.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

JONES & ROCHE, UNDERTAKERs, $50 MAGA-
DIE sTREET-The extensive patronage bestowed upon
s nav firm proves the high esteem in which itS in
idnAl members are held by the public. Nr. Chas-
Senes knows the business thoroughly, from the
Aeat details TO the most important, and his kind
p OOurteOy aud thoughtfulness in those sad hours
peh such qualities most needed and appreciated,
won for him hosts of friends and before starting
OF himself ever secured bna most responsible positions
IN Sne employ of others. As for Coroner Roche can
sum mp ms character in few wOrdslAEge heaFtedness
ana gOod nature he iS every mans friend and, we
heard wit say the other day. really believe that
many would consider it not suoh bad thing to die If
the were only sure that Roche would be around
bury them. We hope that the new firm will net rs
many dollars this year the individual members have
friends plus Coroner Roohes handsome majority the
late elections.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

The hard times have had the effect of
compellius a large number of the working
people to leave New York. The tenement
houses, w'lch. few years ago, were
crowded, are now half empty, and bills
"To Let" in numerous quarters show that
better class of dwellings are not all occu
pied. The inexorable law of political
economy by which locality which cannot
furnish employment is deserted for another
which can, is exerting itself there, and if
not interfered with, will alone do great
deal toward solving the difficulty. New
York will lose just 90 much of her popula
tion as she cannot fnd work for, and then
the remainder will take care of itef.
When, too. any particular occup ,tion be
comes unremunerative, those engaged in
it are driven to invent another, and this,
too, helps to tighten che load of distress.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

John D. Lee. bishop in Brigham Young's
Mormon community, was executed last week
st Salt Lake City for q crime committed
twenty years ago. He was the prime mover in
a conspiracy to rob and murder a number of
poor emigrants on their way from Arkansas to
California, and lead the combined forces of
Mormous and Indians that attacked their
camp. The emigrants, including women and
children, numbered 14O, and were all murdered
in cold blood. This occurred on the 10th of
September, 1857, but as up to within the last
two years Utah was comparatively independ-
ent of the United States, the Government never
could succeed till recently in thoroughly in
vestigating the case.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
DIED !:

O'NE1L-on Tuesday. March 27. ls77, at 4so r. N /,
Mrs. Meta ONe,l nee Beel in the s4th year Of her
age, = native of this city and beloved wife of N. K.
O'NeiI.
MAHoNEY-on Saturday, March "a, 1871, at . 80 p.
n Az gustin infant con of Margaret and Daniel Ma
honey. sged months and % days.
CENAs-on Monday. March Sc. at 6 A. N Hilary
Cenas the late Hilary B. Cenas and Of Margaret
PeiTce.
LAwLER-On Wednesday MOI ming, March as. 1e77
at O'Clock Margaret Fox widow of the late Michael
LawIer aged 81 years. bern Paanp ghoughish county
Roecommon, ireland.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
srnIng Star and Catholic nssyea ar.
ke.r., oe1r -. sTNnNT> APRIL !, iev
an Iilastrious Lawyer and Honest Statesman
on His Birthday.

1t champion Of the oppressed and right,
st was the day when thou first saw the light
dear the anniversary Of thy birth
hose who prise thy friendship and thy WORTH
,u arewss and blossomed on . regal stee,'
lined to spread its glory. and to Do
2lng indeed, Of honor and Of truth,
4dipg the path Of virtue from thy youth.
ia that the musio would touch with HAgio spell
n ,rete ending pen, thatit might dwell
arthy Language on thy deeds and fano.
! s,.at achievements that adorn thy name
4 I can but sing simplo lay
,orative Of thy natal day.
,weled words. sparkling with poets god.
< hose In which thy genius should bs told.
sion wears thee as q valued gem
4n her crown Of grand and noble men,
4 hose who love thee feel thou art gift
kou1 above, whose cares they would uplift.
+ q save foes Of good, thou art rovered.
- thy friends thy name is most endeared
may Thy presence shed on earth its Light,
ssiug justice and all virtues bright,
d year increasing thy rare gifts and fame.
adding lustre to thy honored name.
tnuayy 22d. 1877.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

A CLERICAL Hn.-Preachers will have their
little jokes like other people. Come over
and nSeaoh for me tonight" said a Chicago
divine to q clerical friend whom he met on the
street not many days since. "l can't tonight"
was the reply "pm almost down sick with q
headache.h "Well, )" drolly observed the other,
"T guess Won can do it, for, if you preach as
YOU usually do, you won't have to use your
head snyT They both laughed, and pinched
each other in the ribs, and seid 1t was good
one jnst as though they had been sRe WoTs'
kind Of sinneEs AA their Lives.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
The ancient Kings of ireland.

HE BOSTON PILOT.-A few weeks Hgo "0
.2orded the fact that the proprietors OF the
ston Pilot, Mr.. John Boyle OReilly and
>ehbishop Williams, had paid $1,000 Of Mr..
ssnohue's debts ont Of the earnings of the
*per. To this generous act they were In no
Anner bound, having purchased the paper
'bm Mr.. Donohue's creditors at ita fall value;
4t following the dictates Of their noble ma
res and desrous Of alleviatipg the sufferings
q those who had trusted their savings to Mr..
bnohue, and of preserving from even the
tadow of O stain the name of one who had
brked so hard and accomplished SO much for
y Church and his people, they promised to
vote most of the profits of the Pilot to the
luidation of Mr.. Donohue's debts, amounting
Il $40 GOO. OF course the speedy fnlfliment
this promise depends upon the support
yen by the people to the paper, and that this
ll prove sufficient to accomplish, in a few
'ars, the object proposed, We cannot doubt
Sm the fact that the net earnings amounted
more than $1,000 in eight months of one
5 most disastrous years this country has ever
7perienced.
I'VE desire here to remove false impression
Bat We find exists in the minds of some of
IS people who have what is termed ''incon-
hiently long memories" Basing their
knions upon the course of the paper
Enediately before and during the war,
Nv think the Pilot is unfriendly to the South.
30 it's war record, we can say nothing, as at
t time the writer never saw the paper, but
ban say that during the past five years
Catholic weekly published at the North has
mpioned the cause of the Southern people
b more ability and earnestness than has the
It. We trould except the Freeman's Journal
10 it not that such exception is precluded by
tenor of these remarks, which bear entirely
- Northern papers, whereas Mr.. MoMasteE
aown here, considered one Of US.
mons the evidences of it's good will we may
ntion that the Pilot has published, free OF
Arge and in it's most conspicuous columns
icles from Mr.. Thos. G. Walsh and Col
niel Dennet, on the agricultural ond mipera
bouroes of the South, it's fertility and health
Illness, and the great natural advantages il
.afers to emigrants. When in Boston recently
ol. bennett was invited by Mr, O'Reilly tc
bnd to him just such articles as be though
roper, promising to give them place in his
aper.
: These are special reasons why the PHO
hould receive q hearty support from tbs
outhern people. while on the broader grounds
8 it's thoroughly Catholic toae and superior
xcellence as a newspaper it is entitled to th'
dmiration and support OF the Catholics of tb'
fhole country.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

The Natchez, Miss, Democrat exnltant'y re-
marks:
This year State, county and city taxes alto
Rether will amount TO not more than S33 on
$1,000, or about ope-third less than last year,
when they amounted to $50 on $1,000. We are
certainly getting rapidly down TO. a healthy
low tax basis,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

PROGRAMME:
Part First.-
l. Sacred hymn -:-Novelio
The Orphans
3'"Come Dance upon the Green" Blake
Young Ladies of St Alphonsus Schools.
Master Mat BIaie.
S. Piano Forte Solo La Cracovienne Wallace
Mics Pauline UT.
g. And still 1 m not happy Hunt
Master Louis Bake
Let us be happy Pys Orphan Girls
e. I'd like to be a SWELL. Rutter
Master Harry Blake.
YounS Eades of ST. Hipionsus and the A-0''4
Mastere Bake.
Young Ladies of ST. AlphonsuS' Schools.
Intermlssion of Five Minutes.
Part Second -
IL. Put your shoulder the heel .-Leyborno
he Orphan Boys.
I2. Who's dat ncckiDG on the oudstde gade, Comic
ooe' Masters Louis and Nah Blake & 'i''N'
49, Piano Forte Duet vslre Briliante". sshulof
The Misses B. and N. Mason
"A. The Lost Child" by request Ford
MasteIs Louis and Nah Blake
is. Piano Forte Solo. Romance Transcrte u" -Aseher
Miss Pauline Ott.
I6 Comic Quartette. Basso Profnndo Bliss
Mise Mary apd the Masters Blake.
The Orphan Girls.
Is. Carve dat Possum" Wall
Master Louis Blake and the Orphan Boys
The Orphans.
90. Swallows Farewell .Kucken
Young Ladies of ST. Alpnonsus School.
The Grand Cbickering Piano is kindly loaned by Mr.
p WeIlein.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock. Concert Commences at u.
ADMITTANCE-FIFTY CENTS. mh25 2t
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. II. MALONEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
streets Magazine Market informs his
patients and the public in general that is
all operations to his profession in the most
scientific manner Artificial teeth inserted, with or
without extracting the roots on new plan Old sets
of teeth remodeed and perfect 40 aptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by tho use of gas OF
choroform. Charges within the reach of all
ly5
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

: The game law of Mississippi prohibits the
killing, catching or iDjuring Of birds from the
18th ofMaroh to the 18th day of September. 1t
also prohibits the killing of deer from the
18th of May to the 18th of septe mber.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths sou, hereafter
be inserted for Gy cents. Obituaries ,oiR b charged
at the rGte of ten cents q line.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
ST. MICHAEL'S FAIR.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. Michael's New School
Commencing Faster Monday,
APRIL 9, 1877.

The following the Tables:
SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY TABLE-Miss I. NJ.
Warner.
ST. JosEPH'S TABLE-Miss K Murphy and Miss
A. Ennis.
ST MICHAEL'S TABLE-Mrs. M Lally.
ST. ALPHONSUS' TABLE-Mrs. T. Walsh and Mrs.
A. F. SYLvESTRE.
MORNING STAR TABLE-Mrs. j. Wilcox.
ST. PATRICK'5 TABLE-Well.known Ladies' from
st. Patriok's Parish.
The chief Contests and Contestants will be announced
mill I'd in due time.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01


ST. ALPHONsUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSo-
cation-The regulsr monthly meeting OF this ASsOcia
tion will be held-THIS Sunday EVENING, at
o'clock in St. Alphonsus Hall, ST. Andrew street. be
tween Magazine and ConStance streets.
Gentlemen Wishing TO become members arc cordially
invited To attend.
D. H BUCKLEY, President.
JH. HEsLIN, Secretary. 1t
ST. THEREsAsF CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NRNCE SOCIETY The members of this Society are
hereby notified to meet at their hall at HI5 O'Clock
SUNDAY MORNING, a prii 9Th, for the purpose of
proceeding in body to st Theresas Church, where
they will receive Holy Communion at the 1880
O'Clock Macs. Members of other Total Abstinence
Societies invited to attend.
The evening, at o'clock, at the regular month
ly meeting which will b held in ST. TheresAs Hall,
tho Annual Election OF Officers will take place,
H. r. GIFFNEY, President.
A. j. CoBURE, Secretary. 1t
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION. - Tho officers and
members the above Association bereby notified
that the regular monthly meeting will be held on
TUESDAY, April Sd 1877. at 4 P. NJ, in st. Johns
schooIbouse Punctual attendance is requested.
Gentlemen desirous Of becoming members invited
to attend.
By order: P. FARRELLX, President
THos. W. CURLEV, Secretary.
E.B-Tbs 91artsrly Com%unon Of this Society sjst,
Mass, IN St. Johns Church
ST. STEPHENS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSr:-
NENCE soCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING At
9 clock in st. Vincents Academy, Napoleon Avenue
near Camp street.
Gentlemen wishing TO join are invited to attend
JOHN II. HEsLTN, President.
NIB McGARRY, Recording Secretary. It
ST. JosErR's TOTAL ABsrINEECE CADET
| ASaocy ATYON The auarterly meeting OF this As
sOolation will be held TODAY Sunday. ats o'clock,
| in the seboolhOusO MArais street. nsar Common.
The youths Of the parish invited 70 attend.
u THo5. E9AN, Ist Presissnt,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
A FEW OF OUR PRICES

a FEW OF OUR PRICES -
Durable BUSINESS SUITS from. o. so to 0I2 90
Ncat CA SSlMERE SUITS from --..-.-. Q 10 TO ~ 90
French FLANNEL SUITS. from 10 90 to 10 20
Elegant DIAGONAL SUITS, from .-..-. IL 90 to - 50
JIraSn ri ACK SUITS from 81 10
SnnAra C,uG SACK COATS from .--..-.-. 5 90 to 800
TStince AjbeTt FROCK COATS from -. OO to II 90
Stylinh G CASSIMERE PANTS. from IS to 50
R1eiiah W1RSTFD PANTS from ..... 50 u 5 o
RACK IOESKIN PANTS from --.....-- so to $50
Everlasting JEANS PANTS, from.....-. so to %
Fashionable DRESS VESTS, from .----- 80 TO 80
RrvEi SCH00I, and DRESS SUITS, from. 50 to 300
TiSbt and HeNyy OYERCOATS. from 10 to 10 co
Also q special line of Imported CLOTHS. CASSI-
NERES, DIAGOEALS and BLACK DRESS CLOIH
for those who Wish TO have their Clothing made TO
order at equally low prices.
COGANs CLOTHING HOUSE,
10 Canal street,
Between the GustOmhouse and the River.
Open until O'Clock p. n. on Sundays. fe25 II ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT
FOE BALLS, CONCERTS IND RAIRs.

st. Patrieks Hsn, the LARGEST AND YTNKEz
HALL M THE CITY. will 10 rented. By The nigh
or longer, on reasonable teFna foF CQHCERIa
BALLS, LECTURES. FAIRS and EKHIETTI0N8
RoR CHARITABLE EbTKRTAIHlGEbTR WfthoaS
distinetloa of ersed the Ban win b. rsass4 as RAEB
rRICB.
ApPsy 81
na19 Mt &os ~ 0alV SerrSA
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
WANTS-F0R RENTS-ETC.

INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN A. Null
l. LI9AN, a native OF Ireland aged abOut - yoAro,
left this city for the purpcso o. finding employ
peDt Of October lP75 and whom last heard
from (February ISI7) was at Cairo. Ill. on bis way
home ANY Information to bis present whereabouts
yill be gratefully acknowledged by AddF0ssinG his
wife, Mrs.. AULLTGAH, $50 Chippewa street. New
Memphis, Cairo and S. LOuis papers please copy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

DIANo TUNING, $50 MAGAZINE. GOOD
L work. Price 81 SO. D. BEECH, Party Pianist.
Ia98T ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE,

19...-.. .--- Canal Street ---- 10
THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE IN THIS CITY.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
Wnomina.

Gbcbsnns. lite NOObr. - Yoiiuoe.
nsn, ION @irsoO9 WOrsen iorlOo
Seaoluoeo, blsb pan nm @el lpooUtr
lianelet o9 plpnoret i9aaraiies ON.
trent 3 Wils bsrira al 10 bepobnsos
Wono. lom aniaGes at pors 8lad.
burn % @al. be berp9teoe Stra
tsnreoae. Ser par ipU Gasia9ersr
/ 8O9nsu % blnnot Dem 81 SSor.
sneoe Stal,rs Warlball Swceiep
8eoerns tOD Ntt. bUab DC lanot al
uo9eniombsIit WUrol. Yen9s. Sub.
itdbs. 3nppsr. Operirutter etc. 9s
iamms TO Wono repenc ioa9mor9ss
llollg Ell 8o9 pua fre @o9us % toa
aus Be 5Gppsr, Re bapbs. Gn ltaf.
tells Gblneler. ION par msn, dt end
oQlaa Ell bQufet 3rcle. Neiinant
Gbalc msb en- NioslinQ al BET 3oie
aaualeri, ltoia9et al Nm. Nsab, Ell
oiorsn Wane. naar Oct 9lGloer al
l0tte eitcr Hrpsrs o9 ian9e Dem
latie aliteo imOr8cS Tor al forielge
BEN % iporeoe Dem nNltsn belle Sa.
gen, oa oe unosrptis bnpoe plpuoret
ltI iorlflellige Ycrioner. Gnoslla fneb
man Dem 30 Wils ira ,Scrt Cara.
ME. ! belle lem Elmer bolot man
Ell pOloiOm Sa9i, o9 Ia Neperns
forltOo, al De bar IotiAlgts, falteoC
De ira no Ct @euGr o9 andre tun9C
Eager, men ba Susltrne bs9pnbtt
at luie cmfring oeres poueoer. Oper.
GAP be iig. Sc oil life opQlus ilne
Name. o. ON be Op9np Dem. Tiger
Dc, uilos bet lite nplte no9et, tbi Dc
bar ualaoell9 perlst ocm % alpri0
bebOlot Oct iamme Nauu lGree, So.
nsu m0a pGre ebaie % 8seb ms9et
tGfnsmms'l9. iOsci DC NIL bar tn9st
oisie Sfurtt uso 8~in9ebenet; Dc for.
frIGts otm / oct 3sle Sc Wlle.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

bar moot Ell baoro SfiGbns. 0eu
er bleucn iert ino / sSsrrcIS Sapu
% lager Der for Nnfsr. inbtiI en-
ipanit 8etsfisnoslis iaar aisiOrt. buor
itor 0ieranin9sIeunsn ltaI anlGtiss
Wen bette sr inscn let Gag. Be.
leuninsen anlGttes / Hesslen sftsr
Oct 8eobecss 8Groi. men Shsliifsr
sr life i 2aubslsn, iaa eli 8nIatlon
oerai er life iaa LET. Oct ter blius
ell lem Siltorie for Dem, Der hapbs.
Tor en- pis Gum. paota9st iis al
lfans Den til Gn9IanO, % be bar
Iorlest. ON bet life bar mulist at
tomme til ct minoslist 6orlls meo
BET Wanblfab. Der ianot os rebosos
Den. men iOr8iGues. 8lsopatras Naal
fommcr oItlaa til at tilbrin9e &in.
tsren roIi9 / aSerrols 9aun iiteostfOr
at fneile paa snasllf Sorbbuub.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
Tcitiuoicn.

Statsoepartementet / @aibln9tun
bar ira De SOrsnsoe Statsrs &oniul
/ Curacao. en- bollanolf BsiiobsIis,
mooiasst Berstnin9 ON Den rGo,
lomme SIfau, Der ait oper oen 2
Den 23oe Ssptbr. n~oitleoen. Cab al
Gisnbom onlrttes til 2 Willionsr,
Sabst al Wenneifcliu funos enonu
life op9lues. oa &onlliIen aflenote
I'M Sfrluelle, men MAJ utpiplIomt
bare pGret me9et betposli9t. 3 islue
Bpeu Curacao fnuites Here al Be
iolibsrs B~pgniu9er. iom IN Be bap.
be bGret al Ydpir, bo De blsrsbeis
BeI9tmasier 1tprteoe inc paa Dem,
o0 mango Menneiter b~s9raueoss IN.
Der Nliusrne. Njae 5olf blep / ct
Nu fattiee. Sella manSioIoi9s Ylan.
taser e~osln9ocs. oa be meo &oo op.
rpfteoe 5rGsr ipreotes bio os bio,
% ale andre SIa9s 9eunln0sr sfier
Stormsn bst1ftsos SOrben. SSIsre
6arielsr / Nrrbsoen leo betpbelist,
os mango fOm icnsre IND for 81.
ifabe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
Wtiuuciota.

Beuion. 3lts Sflbt. - Gu Yro.
rle.5Io bar ralst Der / Dc llolte 36
Elmer. 9ens uoitrotnin9 ienotn,
Tor Sernbarslluisn tr MI IL WtiIe /
Cit % Btit. buOr lun0t ipoOper ri.
oss lite. : Gitsrmlooag git Den
oper 5ernbausIInlen % mob IOrc
% roier oltlaa paa ale Banter.
Waoslia, Bite Sttobsr. - 0en
melt soelass,Eos 5losbrnuN, Der no.
sonnnoe bar blemiest osnne lille
By uobrec omtrent ri 2 imorges
I en- itor Bb8aing. Ser itOo Zoe /
ben peltliss Gnoe al 8psu. laa oct
laa he til. al Nlt lfulce lcunss mso
5orbsu. ba BET bIniis Ell init Brils
ira Noropsit. % bog uar man peo
utrGtiellgs @nltrrn9sli,r belois NOT
til at rsooe en- 9sl al Bpsn men
Oct sr en- paulisIls Gag Tor ale be
9usuilos at huos Gag OUtr SOpeoet
9perten Wenusl,,r suer 0pr mliisos
9Iust ueo 5losbrsnosn. OS oa Ollie
6lalv til at rsoos, ~ireliiss uoitili9l
5nobo % 8arer ira De mango Bu'
tltslotaler. Der n~eobrenote.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
Tirginien.

Nlbmcnb, 30te Sftober. - 0el
par uopaI9t en- WOotoacIissfommit
is for at bragg YrGliosnten imeoe
% oenne traf 5oaet psb Guantllt
i Sormlooa9. ga 5oest naaso,
6rebrifsburs, onprsoss &anonialusr
% Wunf % SubsI leo alleueone
% oo ban lensre ite9 ni / 8itl
mono, meotes ban al omfrin9 10,
600 W%ennsIier, bpis parmc Bel
tOmltbIlIener oIori9 ipntss at bill,
ia9e no9en Gnoe. YrGnbentsn boloI
lsIp, ION operalt sIsrs, Ell Gale ol
l~ntrooucereoe osrpaa line geolaasre
Der o9lao 9aU nO9le 9tringer hIbeo.
ne. ga bette uar oper, latte YrG.
%llosnten. leolaget al De Portfolios
30. Wntborlfster o. Sreaniiaiioncr,
ll8 | Beueselle bsnOoer til grdanQs
pOiel. o9 Ter iOriltres. al Der iorun
o9 titsr oennc Yroc;shon par minoit
10000 Wsnnelftr paa Bsnene. Sal.
ten bOIosr Yranoentsn Ell Wootao.
ming / Sottllst. 9moram ifal Der
siots Y~teilosnteu I'll %elfomit pao
the fair ground, oe ON Mittnsu ell
/ 8uusrner Boli9en.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
Californian.

Gan SSranclsfo, 20oe OCTOBER. -
9ampltlbst California antom ira
Siita ioasmorscs Guttsren DINER
&aIcott. Be Uoreneoe Staters Nsp.
snue.S tIb, bar anfommet til Sitfa
ben 17ps. st Spar Soee liorpeien
bauoe @bsmieut. Snoiunsrne inniun-
Oct iis Ger for at osIl0Gs i en- itor
i%cliiabslis Set. lOm boIetes al Git.
ia Sad % bans Sanos. Sartciet
antom nstop / rstte &ic til al ior.
binore Snblausrne i at coelGese
neutrality-suspicious. omfrins Bpsn.
0e bapbs allersoe besDnot, % bau.
De neSrspst omtrent 200 SOB Bar.
rifabsr, ibst nosls % iptti ~bspGbneoe
&rieers binorsoe be Spioe / at al.
brpes Mrbeicst. Sffe iaa urimelist
er oct, at bet par be bsrulsbs 8eo.
buosrs Msnins baasftsr at mproe
Den bpiee BeioItnins. Der bcriter
mseen Sorieroslis blanot 8orscrne,
men De sr nGitsu ale for Iattl9e til
at iorlaps Steost % laoc in eien'
Dom / Stifisn. No9le al &lebmTn'
oens treHcr Soranltaltninaer Ior at
fptte til @raneel. Sbsrit Seabsnea
sr nulis uenGpnt til Collector, mel
ucnet liIba9e til Californian, % for
ifrsr. at ban lite oil usnee tllba9t
til Sitfa. msbminore 8salerln9sr
pber ben neousucise BslfptteIle Tor,
at lol~eeepartsmcntsts Sorrstnln9rI
oalaa fan ierss ueen at r~sllfere pol'
bella Ss%orltprrsllr, 9ampliibet Gall
iurnia tus op tire &auoner Ior Col
lsetoren. Wiliter.O Departmental e.
tsrloo 10000 Yune &ruot ! Wa9a
;inct. % bette uniess imittert. 'anlans'
Der logger Ell euttsr paa Snai'n.
Gan Sranclsco, 3ois TopOr' -
S Here llasr bar Der p9ret aIbolo