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Hon. Jas. E. Bailey has our thanks
for a copy Of bis most excsllent
speech in the u. s. Senate W the
Payment of Governmsst Bonds"
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Trustees Sale /!

I'D Nancy Welsh. ON the 9th day of June,
ls77, for the purpose of securing TO myself and
W. ". Mccall, the payment Of Indebtedness
tered in book No, 5, page 5l3, or Gibson county.
Tennessee. / will. ON the 18th of February,
1873. at Milan. Tennessee in front of the Pest
Office, in said town, proceed n sell to the high.
est btdrler for cash, the following described
house and lot in Milan. Tennessee Bounded
East by Tbos. W. Cole. West by Duke. and
South by Hannah Oliver. and situated North
of Milan.
This January I'D. 1873
q W MARTIN.
jar 81 IS trustee
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notice.!

HAVE this day sold my entire stqek Of Gro
& Bro. Thanking iay customers for their lib
eral patronage, hope they may continue the
same to my successors, A accounts due me
" u be settled With ihe, above arm. as have
snsferFpa the same 10 them,
4, s, MCLEAN.
Having purchassl the stock In the Cut OF
Saloon We will say to the public generally that
Frank and Billy will always be found on hand,
ready to wait on customers.
CiD, MCLEAN A. BRO,
Jan. II. 1878. i74t
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THURSDAY. JAN'Y "a, 1878.

The Senate on Monday again re
fused to confirm Mag. WaldsOn as Q,
g. Marshal for West Tennessee.
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Sherif's Sale !!

DY virtue Of three yenditionis exPonas di-
Law Court. in the cases of D.. H. Taylor. VS.. j.
L. Williamson and W. y. Williamson, c; q.
Black. VS.. J. l. Williamson. n, ,, COBB, Geo.
Jamison and W. \. Williamson. and n. Stern=
berg, VS.. Williamson * Co., and W. Y. Will
hanson, / will sell to the highest bidder, at
the court house door in the town Of Humboldt.
Tenn, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. Is7s.
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west BY road running to cemetery. south by
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more or Jess,
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q W. HAYNES, dealer in. lsPooerles, Ct.
purchased the stock af d. B. Bryant 6 Co., Al
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Patrons tQF past taYors.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
The Fever in Memphis,
Vicksburg and Other
Southern Towns.
MEMPHIS.

Saturday. Oct. 10 Deaths during past week
106; total to date 2S92. Deaths during last
| twenty-four hours Il. Light frost reported
sst night.
Sunday, Oct. 2O.-Deaths 10.
Monday, Oct. 21-Deaths in city and suburbs
ID. The oi 3 has been throo ged with people
thinking after the frosts that have fallen all
danger is past. The greater number, however,
were parties applying for relief, which, after
the 25th inst. will cease to be extended to all
Director of the Howard Association, to mig hit
partially disbanded his corps by relieving
from duty all of the physicians from abroad,
Tuesday. Oct 22-Deaths 6
Wednesday, Oct 23-Deaths 10; new cases
50. The new cases are princi pally in families
houses ventilated before oocurving them.
Thursday, Oct. "a Deaths II new cases %
The Howard Association warns refugees not 10
return yet.
Saturday, Oct 19.-Deaths during the week
80 in the city and Ga in the county. Total
deaths to data in the city and county 1914.
Deaths to-day, in city and 5 in county.
Heavy-frost this morning.
Sunday, Oct 2O.-Deaths in city 4, in coun
ty2.
one in the county.
Tuesday, Oct % Deaths in city 5, in couu-
try 3.
W,dneSddy. Get. 23.-Oue death in city and 5
IN county. Inc remaining mem DerS OF G0e
Sakalosky family are couvalescent. Nine were
buried in eight day from their home circle.
Thursday, Oct -One death in the city and
in the county.
MISCELLANEOUS
Rev. j. B. Monitor died at Yazoo City on tie
night OF the 22nd. Sister Mary Lawrence wss
very low.
Up to last Sunday there had been in Holly
Springs liz cssss and 2S5 deaths Daring
the past wee 81 deaths were repoIted. Among
the new cases is Col. w. J. L. Holland, chair.
man of the Relief Committee, he being the laet
of t 40 original committees II succuub to
Yelo Jack. There are about 100 cases under
Treatment.
In Jackson up to the % h there were 355
cAsts and 40 deaths.
Mobile reports or 3 deaths a day. Total
deaths to date about so. Rsv. Father Marley,
of Whistler, died on the 18Th.
In Chattanooga, Tenn, the deaths during
the week averaged day.
To last Sunday there were in Baton Rouge
2170 cases and 129 deaths. Since then from IS
to 50 cases have been reported every day, and
for the week Is deaths.
Painoonrtville reports 1G2 cases and II deaths
to the goth inst.
In Thbodsu1 there were 603 cases and as
deaths to the evening of the 23rd.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
NUMBER SO.

feror position of trust and for ages debaredl
as unworthy. the privilege of officiating beforeI
Gods Holy Atari
Is it not fact, that ina smuch as nations and
peoples, like individuals, have their ups and
downs, their periods ofsorrow and humiliation
ss their periods of prosperity and pride. and
that great PORTION of the people of this
world are as prone to soorn aud deride the un-
successful and unfortunate as they are to fawn
upon and crawl upon their bellies before suc-
cess and pride, ask. Rev. Sir, would 1t not in.
stead OF following this base ex ample, better
become q Professed servant of the meek and
iowiy Jesus, when he meets with individuals
or people very different from him self or whom
in his wise Providence God has seen fit to deny
for the time being, the blessings and opper-
tunities bestowed upon himself, not at once TO
or people are either inferior or more wicked
than he, or that his own advantages are only
the reward OF his own merits; but rather, after
having carefully searched out their virtues as
we'll as weaknesses, and after honestly weigh
ing the one against the other, he still ads them
less saintly-less Cody than himself, even
then. ask, instead Of swelling ont in derision,
would 1t not at least be more becoming for him
to call to his aid his gentle and loving Master,
and laying all their faults and imperfectons ct
His feet, beg him to bear them away, leaving
rs only their virtues to ad mire and copyf
And finally, is not this the most patent fact
of ell, viz: that By some strange incongruity
or ,cident, the author of "Rookets' has alto
gether mistaken his vocation, aud that as q
TO some such Publication as that of
the celebrated Punch and Judy be would have
been a far greater success in his admirable
efforts OF making the oundlnRs laugh, then
ever he is likely to be an Apostle in the
way Of leading sinners to Christ.
IL conclusion, Rev. Sir, will simply say,
That to receive an authoritative answer to the
foIe&olrG z qnestions Hnuld not nnl add mnch
TO the stock of in formation but also contribute
greatly to the peace of mind of n sincere
,esrcher after TRUTH.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ~, 1873.

That the first fever centres in the oty
were not at or near such places.
That similar work has been done for fl E.
teen years back, as much in winters preoed-
ing healthy years, the few winters preced-
ing bad years.
g. That winter garbage differs from summer
garbage by reason of the small amount of
vegetables sed in winter.
That the streets and the lots filled were
low, swampy aud filled with wet oozs or stag
nsnt waters, far worse for the public health.
7. That the dumps now where they were
fifteen years ago.
s. Tha there are large port tons of the d ump
which are solid, and have by time been chang
ed to solid and even hard mould.
.. That the dump removed was taken in
general from this quality-(Ask the drivers if
they had any preference for digging up and
bauling decayed garbage when they could get
the better stuff.
1O. That dead cats, eto., were buried immedi-
ately in the dump, and that if any were neg
lected it was only occasionally.
IL. That street garbage, where used, was at
the request of residents, and of winter or good
garbage.
- That where garbage was 30 used. instruc-
tions were to cover it as fast as put down with
earth two feet.
13. That such covering was generally done.
as ordered.
II is said that notwi ithstanding the fact that
'the Committee adjourned sine die they intend
10 make report to the Mayor. AS this report
will probably be forthcoming early next week
and will close the case, shall defer further
comment till our next issue.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
PRoTEsTANTs IN ROME.

LItahG, no friend TO the ChGrch' has accn-
rately measured the Protestant proPSGanda in
Rome. 1t devoted an article TO the subject
the other day, and after explaining how Rome
was opened, in 1870, to the inroad OF al sorts
of sects proceeds: - The Eoglish and Ameri-
cans threw Themselves into the StrngRle with
cn ID usissm They sent min sters who had
youth, intelligence, faith and ardor. Money
one az them cgst.ug Sl4y 900 They preached,
distribnted Bibles and founded c:eohes--iu a
word, they left nothing uudoae 70 secTre vic
tory B.t they have taied. a. t9is moment
one body has for'y acherents, another eighty,
and SO op. Altogether there are seven huu-
dred in the EFT re Of Rome. Behold the result
Of eight yeaIs II labor given by clever and
Jealous weD, backed by iillmItaole resources.
include all the Protestant residents OF Rome,
Of whatever nationality, as well as the india-
eFent, who axe merely attracted by epreach-
Ing"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
PETERS PENCE.

Following the excellent counsel of the great
Bishop of Orleans, many other French prelates
have taken ttePs to erect regular associations
in their dIoceses for the collection Of Peters
Pence. They are fully alive to the necessity of
organizing the work on q sound basis, know
ing that spasmodic effort can never be as fruit
ful as be circumstances demand. As an illuB.
tration of the businesslike character the
protect is assuming, We would point to Tarbes
The Bishop of Tsrbes has erected a Confrater-
nifty whose extent is conterminous with his
See. Each parish is a branch centre, and pos
sesses q president, secretary, and treasurer.
To obtain mem bership it is necessary that
candidate must undertake to pay at loast
halfpepny per month. His Lordship intends
to rtq 1est utilization with the St. Peters Pence
Archconfraternity Of Rome, 80 that his aesoci-
alton may participate in the spiritual favors
granted to the former by the Holy See. We
have every confidence that the movement will
become great fact in France, where Catho-
licity is as practical as it is generous; and we
hope to see Catholics everywhere folio wing 30
laudable an example.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
ALARM IN MAsS4CHCSETTs.
A REPUBLICAN PANIC THREATENING OVER But.
LER'S PROSPECTS.

Boston, October Is "A meeting of the priuci.
pal manufactu tuTers and mill l-owners of the State
is to be held at the Parker House in this city
to- morrow. They will consult with Adm
Thayer, Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee, as to the best means to be
adopted to prevent the capture of the gubsr
material chair by General Butler. The meet
ing has been arranged with the strictest
privacy, but on inquiry to night at the hotel
1t was found that the rooms are engaged and
that the convention iS an actual fact. Politi
cal feeling hero grows more intense as the
campaign progresses, and Collector Beard said
to-day that the situation had assumed a very
serious aspect. There was q strong under
current in favor CT Butler, and many would
vote for him on election day who now profess
to be lukewsrm and even opposed to him.
There was a very large army of the discon-
tented which Butler had succeeded in mar
shaling into line, and many others would reok-
lessly allow the election to go by default.
This expression from Mr.. Beard, who is re-
garded as one of the most sagacious political
seers in the State. would lead to the belief that
Butler has decidedly recovered from recent
reverses and stands fair chance OF success.
The Repu blcaps are meanwhile putting forth
strenuous efforts and claim to rely upon the
"old reserve" vote TO save tie Talbot ticket at
the eleventh hour.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
SOCIETY or ST VINCENT DE PAUL.
AN APPEAL.

The Society of st. Vincent de P4nl, perma-
nently organized for the visiting and succor-
ing Of the poor and needy of whatever race,
creed or color, and officially recognized by the
ecclesisstic Il authority through it's proper
on GERS, in view of the present epidemic and in
accordance with the wishes of the Most Rev.
Arct bishop of Nsw Orleans, appeals to the
charities OF its kindred associations North and
West in tLi. it's Lour of need, that it may
the more tfrcacionsly assist the poor, the
widow and tie orphan during this dreadful
visitation.
f. DouMxI>G NJ. d, President.
81. J KER&AGHAN,
THos e. kArIER,
Secretaries.
Contributions of any kind whatsoever may
be add :essed to either of the following officers
OFFICERS or COUNCILS.
Dr. f. bouncing President. No. ll5 DunAine street,
Postotiice Boz 1856
tenn. at e Doyleo No ~ Tchouptou ulas street
TLos G Rapier. Secretary Morning Star Office,
william Hart Treasurer corner Rampant and Gravier.
OFFICERS or CONFERENCES
Alfred DamArin President of st Patrick Conference
att. Nj. DownnGs corner Old Lsvee and Custom
Gusrave Audry. President st Msrys Conference, 4lJ
TTS-%f% Saley %t Frr.den st joss phs Conference
corner Poy dras and Peters streets. 80, ,,.-,---
p, Mcbride, Vice Ptesdent AEnuHciAtlon Conference,
corner ChATftes and hATlRny. .
Alfred DeIery Prcsdent st Ann Con!erenco, No. 2s2
UrsuiiuCs street.
NJ p O'Sell President St Peter Conference 5-9 VII
lere street between Vaudeville and hargny.
r. Molony 1T. John the Bapttbt Conference, W. U.
~ Z Hslagan vice President 81. Alphontus Confer.
ence at w. II LstchfJrds, Canal street, between
ChArtr,s and Old Levee
w. b. Lancaster. st Theresa Conference, ~ Camp.
!. V. Donovan. st, Michael" Conteronoe, az LSgan a
MEckinson's o. Canal, between Peters and Water.
= TDufIu ne II a
jlctor Sere St. AuE EuEtne's Conference, DuuAips