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s s T E Rs OF ST. SEPH,
Corner st. Philip and Calves streets, ~
New Orleans.
And Bay 1T. Lnuis, the 6eA Shore.

The government throughout this ostabIishuuenA 4.
mild and parental. rhe pups soparatod hSSs
their inBTuctrsssos Rsc-cAtion table dormtoras ar
the for all. In short, everything tonds 10 49,
aHeCtionAte union between the Siseerp and ~
young ladies intrusted to their mOthsrly care,
The instruction 10 thorough and solid and harmony
with the requirements Of society The copriaa
I'm both EngliAh and French) all tho branches know
ledge cultivated the present day Each Language s
taught by nBtiy0s Of respective countries o in
correct pronun citation.
The acadeInica year oloAos with public exhibition
and distribution of prcmi to Which
yited.
Education here the oboot of special AIuontioa and
socitude Governing those placed their charge
by moral suaaiOn alone SBters of Sc.
to inculoNte principles Of solid ptoty require the
strict observance OF polite and amiAbe depor aud
nst feelings of and affection towards pArsnts
Pupils of all denomin nRtiona admitted.
EoTA-DurinZ the bathing season, the BoardIn
School s moved 10 the Bay t. Iouis whore the SIste
OF St. Joaepb have hourishing academy.
TERNS-TO be paid in advance. as folloWsI
Boarding per three mos tbs .e51 90
WnshtnR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Music Leasons and uSo OF fInstrument.--..--.RL % 90
5lnRnR Lessons'. 20
drawing Lessons. ~
Pastel oil painting, according the number Of pupCs,
Eeedlework In all is varieties, golden ombrOidoFy,
artificial aoW0rB S taught TO the without extra
charge.
For further particulars address, ''Buperoress Of thO
AoadSmy of the Sisters of St. Joseph Box 1871 New Or
'-'"'' VI - -'''' 'O- TH6HHs LAYTON.
ds24 76 ar q. ID. ELDER Agent
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COLLEGE, m
INN ULATE CONCEP TIOE,
Corner of Common and BAronne streets
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated 0y State Of
Louisiana, and empowered confer degrees 10 con.
Quoted the Fathers Society Jesus The build
ings we'll adapted for educational purposes. A
courtyard trey out of from the street s for
recreation that from the arrival OF the pupils at T5s
NJ, till their departure NJ they constantly
lecluded and superintended.
The Course Of instruction IL threefod Preparatory,
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Csurse is for beginners.
The Course Is for those students who dc
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course 10 for those who desre to have
complete education.
French is taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted, unless they know how 70
read and write.
The moral religious training of studentSis the
leading object of the Instructors
Every month report is sent to pArents stating CON
duct progress, rank in olaas and attendance
The acadenical year begins the First Monday
OF October and closes towards the end of July.
TERMS,
Entrance Fee. .sHS W
Tuition. payable In advance and In United States
currency, every two months. 90
mysO77Iv REV y. 9AUTRELET. President.
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st. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of St. Dominic.

The duties of this Institution will be resumed the
First Monday in September.
The system Of education embraces History. Geo
graphy the English and French Languages and Litera
ture Rhetoric, Mathematics, k-Keepipg. Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Epistolary
and Compositions also Tapestry, mbroidery Plain
and Ornamental Needlework-
Lessons in Painting and WaI.Work form extra
charges
Lessons In Vocal and Instrumental Music by
Professor Ru7 H
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. MARTS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La.

situsted, the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment tnoor
pcrated by law of the Legislature, and empow cred
grant diplomas and degrees opeIs on the FIRST
TUESDAY of October every year. It 10 under the
direction of the Marist Fathers who form q society
specially devoted to education. College Point and Con-
vent Lar ding and regular places
for steamboats, going to and returning from New
Orleans.
rRRMs:
Payable in q. 8. currency half yeSrly In Advanoet
Board, tuition, washing and Stationery per term of
i've months -
Doosors fees and medicine, in ordfary III
ness for alb per annum. j--.-.--.-.--.. o
Washing, per snrum ,--........---. 5"
- Extra Charge -
German or Spanish. 1...-......--.. 25
Drawing f..-.-.-......--. 80
of Philosophical Apparatus And Chemiosle.-..
Vocal Music. at Professor's charges
Violin Piano, with of inst tument per month
Use Of instrument and music kssons tBrass Rand)
per annum -
School Books Stamps, and othtr school neoessares,
at current prisee
Bedding when provided by tse College. per Annum su
N. BAH music lessons arc to be paid for monthly
In advance.
his Grace, the Most Rov. Archbshop of New Orleaf
The Rev. Clergy of Algiers.
For further details apply TO the Rev. President az
the College, or to -
n.4T71y No. l4O Gravier street. New Orleans
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GaliqnaRfs Messenser) 10 not yet terminsted.
The vines are, So to say, Ine1hsustible.
Every body is seeking in all directions for
casks. Never in the memory OF man has such
a rich crop, as far as quantity goes, been seen.
As for quality, it will rival those of 1865 and
1870, and many people believe that it will sur
pass them.
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SEEDS

GARDEN SEEDS
New crop Of TURnIP sEED foSr best yaTistisS a.
ooc per Id. BLOOD BEET SEED, three besT varieties
81 per ID Beet of CAulSoWers Cab6ages Celery
iaEtuce Radoish Carrots and other BeasouAbe seede
an freeh and OF recent Importation. Prices At such
hguros that will put no doubt on their rehablity..
PuTchaaorn in Quantities enjoy liberal discount
Il. MATTE. 662 MRgnnine street
L.Andreth's "VAlue and Culture Of the Root Soo-
By mail BS'SA
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In his address before the London Total
Abstinence League on the 14th OF October,
q letter from Father Cullen giving an account
of q great public procession through the
streets of Enniscorthy aud informing him that
since last February there bad been five
branches formed, consisting of II, 900 memberS
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EDUCATIONAL.

ST JoSEPH'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
NEAR EMMITsBuRe. FREDERICK COUNTY.
MAINLAND.
This institution is peasan in healthy and
picturesque part Of Frederick county Maryland
mile from Emmitsburg, and two miles from Mount St.
Aarys College. 1t was commenced In 1909, and ncor
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in lsiG The
buildings are convenient and spacious.
The academic Is divided into sessions OF ave
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year. including
Bed and Bedding Washing, Nending and
-ezoO W
l. H. for each sesslon. n.....-..-.....-..-... i2S o.
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year Is divided Sessions
months each beginning respectively tho Monday
Of September and the hrst Of February.
Letters Of inQnirv directed to the
MOTRER SUPERIOR
no1tT7iy st: JUsephs Academy Emmitsburg, Nd.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
HOLY GROSS,
NEW IBERIA, ATTAKAPAs, LA.

This Institution, under tho special patronage Of He
Grace, the Most Rev. Arohbishop OF New Orleans,
delightfully."- situated the banks OF the Bayou Teche
one Of the most healthy and picturesque localities
the State In addition to tho benefits o. Christian
education, 1t promises thorough instr uoon In the
different branches Of commerce
TRRMs,
Board and Tuition. per annun..-.--......-.eso eso) %
waning por annum 10 90
DOCTORS Fees (medioines comprised). 10
For further information apply at tho Morning Star
oaoe or address the President the College, auaos
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CorEAU. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
LoUlsIAHA
This College, Incorporated by the st..e OF Louisiana
conducted by the Fathers OF sss Society OF Jesus.
Tho p Of embracss the ordin
OF Science Litns. and Commsroe - they
taught In otner jesuit Colleges
The next session will open October Ist.
Board Tuition and Washing, eaS0
Entrance Fec tfor the drst onl nlyl.-......-.
Aedio2l EesA 10
Boo ana ~
Payments must DO made half early 10 advance.
For further particulars apply to
r. POURSlSE CO., Agents,
aals ~ lv 100 Grasier strsot. New orlsans.
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at. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,


This institution chartered by the State LeRiaAture
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Heart
has been IN successful operation since 1885, Beautifully
situated tho shores of the Bay extei
view of the Gulf and aordinR all the advantage
breeEe and bathing in the summer its splen
did 10 great Indictment TO heathfu exercise
and amusement for the pupils The Commercial Conras
comprises all the branches of good EnGlish educAteo
Board and Tuition per session. payable half yearly In
advance w
Washing, GS6sfOn- 10 w
Bedding, per session, toptOnal) ----..----. 70 90
Doctors Fees o "
Vacation II spent at the atitut!on- so 90
EXTRA CHAR9Es;
Plano and Violin, per month, srnh.- "
gluto per montn-- ro
Brass Instrument, per month. W
Spanish and GermRn language per month, each. W
For further particulars, apply TO
BRO. GABRIEL.
ms2OT7Iv Director of tn" COLLEGE.
TTRsULINE ACADEMY, ST. JOHN BAPTIST,
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
The most healthy and delightful situation in the
South with extensive grou Dds excellent water, etc.
Thorough course OF instruction. Terms moderate.
For further particulars apply to
aus II THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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At an election held Monday the 7th inst, the
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors Of
this Company to serve for the ensuing years
p irwin John Henderson,
Thomas King. Thoma9 smith,
1Thoa Gilmore W. J. Castell,
John n 0ibbons, Jas. A GirdneF,
WiIIIsm Hart Emile Gauohs.
T1avid Jaok0on John q. Hanna,
y. J. GRGquet-
And at q meeting Of the Board. held May I4th JOHN
HxEDERsoN, President, p. IRWIN, Vice-PrOsidenk
and THos. Z. BRAGG, Secretary, were unanimously
reelected.
The Board declared out Of the net PROFITS Of the
Company for the past twelve months 10 Per cent In
tereSt, also Per cent dividend the paid mp capital
and 20 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holders nakinR with the rebate, IS cont on pre-
up) Said interest and divdsndS TO be placed TO the
credit Of tho stock notes.
Iuterest and dividends on full paid stock payable In
ah At the ooe Of the Company and after June 18th
prox. -uoz - ppAaa a.op.tayv
Kew Orleans May 1s, 1877. nySoHy
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A SKETCH BY MRS. s. B. ELDER.
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PROSPECTUS.
ST. VINcENTS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Under the Direction Of the Sisters of Charity
DONALDsoNvnLE La.
Academic year. divided into two Sessions oommsneln
Ist of September and ist of February.

TBHhIb. ADVANCBt
Board. Tuition Washing Bed and Bedding, per
0nnum----- .Hib0 90
VI, per eoooion
French Tuition per mon th...-.............. tn -. On
Muaic ut Professors price.
Tapestry Pam TIN g. ete, extra charges
orBtationery requested to deposit sum sufciaut
in the hands Of the DiFcctFess or Treasurer
Articles Of Clothing required are @ foilowst
slx ohemisos drawers, dresses for everyday wear
Of extra material, OF white material vhite under
skirts. oolored bAluorals flannel underAkirts, !
pairs stockings l2 pocket niRhtRoWno
face towels, table napkins and ring towels
swiSs muslin veil, hat and veil pars shoes
pair Rubber ovsrshOes tabio service Of knife fork
large and small silver spoon, gass silver goblst
tooth brush. dish and mug, ans and comb
and comb box, noodles, thread and vorkbox mosquito
net or - 5Oi washstSnd and pitcher o. IS Ali ar.
tices of clothing with name fully marked. tyi51
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MIGHT SCHOOL
st. Alphonsus' Convent of Mercy.
Hours-6 p. N. to s1r.M.
Terms made known at the Convent

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Hours-s A. H.. to 5P.A.
Lessons In Music Vocal and Iustrumeutal), C2osG
Embroidery. Wax work Flowers Dreas Making, eta.
given In private In GLASS.
Particular attention given 10 BOOKKEEPING In
the Boys Department. ieSo
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efnIrg Star and Catholic messenger.
WHAT DOES SIZE NEED7

raw ORLEANS. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER aS 1877.
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ST. MARY's DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
| GREENvMLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
New Orleans.
This Academy, under the charge Of the Nuns Of st.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site near Now Orleans.
The plan OF instruction unites every advantage which
can contribute to education ut solid and
fined.
Board and Tuition, per annSm- 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the LIST Of September.
For further particulars address
ocas MOTHER PR1oREss.
ST. MARYS ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF LoRETTo
MONTGOMERY ALI.
Board and Tuition, per session 90
Apply for a Circular seq IT
INSURANCE.
FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
36.- ----. Carondelet Street 36
EXTRACT FROM THE
ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY IT. 1871.
Losses paid within the 239 o75 "a
CASH DIVIDEND FOR TIE YEAR.
Interest (seni annually. 10 per cent
Assets. April 3D. 2sa GO
This cppsnV continues to issue Policies on Fire,
River and larne RIsks at current rates of premun
ED A. PALFREY, President.
JOHN CHAFFE, Vice President.
THOS. r. WALKER, Secretary. sc9 3m
uIkEKNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
p. IRWIN, Vice President.
THos. T. BRAGG, Secretary.
EaTningS.. --'''''-----. Aoo'oOo
Losses Pald. ..-.---- -...-----. -.s.''' IS,@oo
EOt PrOdtS. UO,Soo
At an election held Monday, the 7th inst, the
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors Of
tbis Company to serve for the ensuing years
TrvJu John Henderaon
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This long established Institution. favorAby known
10 the people of the south, will onter its Forty.
az MI nhnla L. aaaaH
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4 Philadelphia Catholic Record for September.
, 1877-01-04

Special Dftrdfeh 10 7af 3F!oahe
INDIANAPOLIS, jim. 8.-Fhc State Board,ot
Agriculture tulay elected the following new
members: Filth District, j. W. Cotiesl; sixth,
r. v. Mitchell; Eighth, Thomas Nelson; Ninth,
". II. 1sagan; Tenth, A. q. Ctaypnol; Eleventh,
William Grim; Twelfth, II. T. sasnple; Thtr.
tccnth, II. Caldwell. Lectures were delivered
during the day and evening by frof. =. 7. Cox,
stuto Gco!oglst, on "Thc Centennial and
rro,. f. +. White, President OF Purdue un!ver-
sIty, on "Educatton mud Agriculture" pFof.
White said no agricultural school in the world
would mako d farmer Of studcnt-thnt tfcS
wcro eImp!y good srientific schools.
Special nt.pateh to TIE 1'tanns
spntxariEtp, ILL.,, Jnn. 3.-The state boafa
of Agriculture held meeting Tonight ct the
Agricultural Department Hall. at whrh were
nfcsent, besides the Board, Coy. BcvcrldSs Gcn
Locn1,, nl,l largo .'unbcr of mcnibcrs ot the
Legislature. Tic exhibition Of fruit8 nf1'l wines
| claimed especial attention, anil after bnth had
| bccn we'll sampled and awards tllHfle, ttov:
| Deycrilluo made few rc,narks eu!o1istic OF
tho agricultural interests Of tic Statc. tcAatoT
Luguil followed in nlluslon to the fertility and
aCrlcu,tural resources OF the State anA c9in
ricnding the fostering carc by the State Of 'lci
| AGRICULTURAL interests.
, 1877-01-04
YANkTON, OAK,

Eptt{ot CnrtsspoAdents ~ TAs tribune.
YAN1ros, Dak., Dee. M.-For tho past few
llays Yanktoi, has iccn crowded With vlaltoTs,
drawn here by the sale Ut ln!an ponies co,st!s'
Gated Ly the army oil the Upper Missouri. Ihe
tunics arrived Thursday afternoon. ono day
later than advertised and expected. mitch to tho
annoyance OF t,anY ol tho wou!d'be buycfa.
Early OIL Thursday aftcrnoon they canie IN
aight ol tho city, aud lhcrc was Immediately
gra1ul rus for tbs herd, and, w tsl' tuhe !"
rca.!rl this suctlon-yaEd, procession was
f.1,nrl whiel, Included nearly every n,a!c IN
low zero The ponies wcro q most sea,y
lit II anin,a!s. Out ot the Golo'il
whIel. left t:lcyo1rnc Agency, hut ta' arFassa'
iho Ot hcrs being either lost in crossing the MIS-
rh!s lscr.l ii ,,onrs were tnkcn principally ir"m
}ull-Eaglu's hand Ut Sionx; assl, As they l!Ave
bcc, Vi, tim war.path all SUMMER. ihsy are
pretty well played aat,-1hey haying' 9l1'oS; =;
wsthnt sxsert s"si oaSxi @ =, 1: aro 0r p9trs.
f; 4hn t1y %sii sei ON fae III he = g, sa Fsy.
sml tts rslnalnlng Ill by NON saturday, The
Iiutel,,.ra, OF wlu.ll w f.1v laiEs nuln1crs III
sh!s Vicinity. did great deal to~aI4s raun'u:
IN tic Ir.rrs. Tie psirra run nll tue way !rotn
81 tu eli, thr average being about I'll car!. !,
Wc ART now leit,E treated tl eIusaae. q
number Of wotnen, undcr tl'e tsa4isrsh'p Of
couple ot "fcua3c eyauKeltsts.' haze peth
guinx tl,s rounds, visiting the yarlout liquor
Saloons ana houses II til.famr, be
| liryc, without any serious titcets ~ lar.
| Thv Legislature meets here one Week trom
next Tuesday. which Will make things uvel1
| through whit would otherwise " tha oaHea
There stiIi continues to b. steady tEayslintt
tho ulack IIilEs,-not 80 Ia,usi' from ulstnn
etates aa from Southeastern Dakota, lo~a, ah'
| Mtnueaut4. 4 Train consisting Of hlfte'i team
lett here to-day. aud another lcaYsa g; Sarty ns1
| YEHk. W. ~ NJ
, 1877-01-04

CT. uon. Bradley T. johnson, OF V!'Finla,
who, It will BE- Remembered, recently sstea WIN WIN
tons adviser hss published Letter i 10 h Te9 f,st nt
that tic weapons that Ttidcn's supporters now
proposc to use may at future day pe turned
against them. On this point he says:
il Is much mora important that the 4nestton 4, OF
constitutional Law arl.n. out of thtt Presidential
contest should be aettlett tunnd principles than
cratic psrty. The Constitution remains wi!h ns'
auI every Construction Of II n,as after del!bsra'
tion nnh discussion n competent snsaGf1
fines md parties ehange what Party ness,s'ilss M
fenrt7e to be n1alntAtneh a the Law q: :aay. d.
eints rnch law tn1fee e theit neneat; 5faf fas
1oke II now for the purpose Of scouting the tltc.
ttot, Of .lr, Tillen. Some wonld Insist nron or
nnwcrs Of Tho Federal Government Of tht widest
Ind most comprehensive chataeief. In few Jsar.
these very powers, which we may now be ecaloas
in advocating. may be uaed to our dcstsnetlon.
The signs Of the times ara 10 strongly agalns,t
tnt. and The moderate, reallY -pat:tottc memnefs
Of both parties aro greatly ensoafsgeHi .ns
Il near at hand.
, 1877-01-04


london Tsia4s IAsc. ~.
An address 10 tue working -classcs on tho
Eastern question, drawn up by II subcommittee
appointed at = conference held In London on
Saturday OF representatives OF workingmcn's
eoc,etios, was submitted last night to meeting
o{ tho General Committee, aud was unanimous
IL adopted. Tho address, which ID II, the iol1ow-
iDy terms. Ia signed by the members OF tho tub-
comntttccs
FELLOW WoakAEN: Thete Snust % no war ln
Europe. The WORT Of ail the estif which neaet
p,ulcfn Eurupe IL tho oslt!tJ Of saco ana
Wafs uf rucc and wnfs Ut religion. these 1fa the
ucsts Of uur generation. Thess are the c1oeas
which dAtkvn ihs future, and hopeltssy ds3ef the
sIniu ws,en Industry shall take tbs plase o.
ihc great aeli VI mans social activity, Nv eall
Mnon thp wofkmen 10 ali Countries OF Europe 20
watch thet rulers n the present cttsl. saa conu'
toraet u. test thug may tho sa'alfs OF aJaa'ac''
No war between Rus.!a and Turkey: Thste ts
1ust cause foF tho popular feeling n Nussta. I'M
frt her once draw fns aword she will ba Poalesss.l
f'uFk viii light the bitter end, and VIII justify
| htn1telf hereafter tu his tntalctancs.
This war IL rot inesitahle. knKlAad, y shs oa!y
does her Iaty. MAy ~ vhls 10 avsts IT,. That duty
| il 10 ,oln cordially With Mu&sta and tbs othei
| UfsAt Powers 70 fotco the Turkish Govcf0ment %
reIe1se il hold On ths tsvolted ptor'nses. 10 taa
tyl extent St ssliEe'sIn@ens n,o..lts9 Maife M snt
et:s f%s' habit. .As' hs rs" eose*a.as 4:
nInstesn,h eeata15 I the sans - !lt
Turk of: tbs ntpta century, aAsxs tho peTet y
jAnx mischief abroad. Ths money spsnt a1t
blood spiit }oF him twenty years A1o hare ooll
ss1Ysd " prop UP a little longer IN s4eefaa!s IL
, 1877-01-04
TEIFGRApHIC NOTES,

NEW YoRK, jan. 3.-The suit OF e. ",
nofs1v "a. Bou,ucl ]. Tildcn and others WAS To-
day dismissed, plaintiff not appearing.
i}oody's attorney c1platns his non-appearanco
By stating he was dcta!ncd In Brooklyn, and sass
le will move to open the default
NRwAnK. N. j., Jun. 3.-Thu rrcsbytcry Of
Newark to-day, by vote of 10 to IL, found tho
l,cv. Mr.. Lee guilty Of violating the Scriptures
by allowing a woman to preach III Ills pulpit.
sptctui Dspaseh to Tne Trfoaas.
e,bsar, Ncl,., dan. 3.-rfiyatc John McFaslans
OF Cant. Durt's company, Ninth Infantry, was
found frozen to death Inst night on tho road to
l,ea Clo..d. A1cFnrInn WIS one Of u party en-
route to guard tho Platte River bridge.
Wn,1rwATE1. VIE, Jan. 3.--'fAo Wisconsin
Murlno sheer-tiromcrs' ann4al meeting M. vas
closed at this place to-slsy; Seymour i bfo"k. e
II Troy, was elected President. unsl .. T. tibts,
u Whitewater, Secretary. Tho meeting was
we'll a'tc's,s sa' ap n!,s yssy '',ssas u r. 1s:r
rouosyU, Jan. :h-yhe Ontario Leetslaturc
waa opened to-day BY L!gnt:,aSy 10y MSDona'd
with t!c customary speech lr"' @ te ,sI tnsn'e c,.c
t[on OF thc Mcrrhants' Exchange to-day, join
| 4. HrutliCr was clusen President, aud Nicho!at
ScluuiIcr aud George BALM firs: and sccont
''s sp<ssat oi,patea e 1'ss 7,fsa.* !;..,. .t.n
lnpIAnAroI.is. Jan. a-Prelllninary STEP
wcry talsun to-day 10 fortn statu organization
| Of tho WQUl.FatsCr8 anu BWtne-orcehcls. tpon
| INV mrsony were 10 attendance. .. X. tluEk
Vi Columbus, is President Of tho former Assn
cintion.
! HrnLtSGToH. H., JAM y.-Unc II tho mos
brilliant weddings ever ennsAnisl,atctl III Bnf
]ngton took place tssnGht at tho residence =
Mr. and Mrs. j. 8. Srlaralntn. being the uli1n "
thr.r accomplished daughter Lucia with I: ~ =
Fustcf, County Clerk Of this enunty. Ill
utitials wcru celebrated without ~
ciYort al public ditpiay,.. hut tl
long residence u tho parties aid thcls ianlle
m,anncrs 1t the bride, and tic popularity a =!
Erot,n, neccsslta,rtl a larsa anu numerous
atte,ui.,l reception. Everything was dong r.
gar,lcss af expense, but with I'LL nnt'stcnlatIot !,
Simplicity ti'at WAS of its:f delight 10 tao
| wlti attended.
, 1877-01-04

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.ais s nnw re aa.5 % o. n sne n1uIs.stsbe voee
tsat tss Srtet the ot.esn nr,ea
4fst Tn" anieoi sn nseseney 81 sas Tars viii
Asiat{e Safbsrity, must be hrnngh. utterly % to m
end MoIsmmcdnn intolerance must b. h.oksn n s,.s
down; 10 the true.t service Will be done TO ~ ~
Moianean .es!on teat rs'giGf, m1i sx oe casns oa
re- ad nnhtndeIed @ ua1ty ,ny.t y coae hit.
las.; nessy ot tR"v ;,n, o,,i,re seion IN forced
III, Inc ;1.n rnu1 ~ shn mn,t rcYctac the poiey Of
upoi "" io.t FMsnty6ts fcsrs, Tho English nation
viii nj BE- bound by ANY rlttAnes with. the op-
IT. dtss1 o. M."n .n,sfen 1hs mr.
tons Of tho West will not Astent to me hoSo.p1'Hn
Of Turkey iu ussa eet non IT H. eIv nresant mo-
ny nsa,afs 2! noei noiiey wond encourage he
It'll TO 70 Ill rutn, Ind Il would faascn upon En-.
Eahmu e. her iMersst the great duty Of redres,ng o.
pression and preventing war to the patry intefsss
of her mercantile Empire. =, -.u,,ous
England has outlIsed hss oTn s,i 10, ,ramsnr.
persecution and race ehfn1tys L1t a.! s nss