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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
ED WRIGHT Sec'y Of State.
CHAPTER 10

An ACT TO amend an &C, Of the Twelfth
General Assembly Of the Safe Of Iowa,
b. which Section |. Chapter so. Of the
Aals ofrhe Eleventh General 4 sse n,biy was
amended.
SEeTiox !. b. aenaesed BY the General
-issenJlyeffie State Of Ie1rn, That The Act
approved February 5th, A, u. 1867. amend
ing All Aci to amend Section !, Chapter 80,
ofthe acts If the Eleventh General ASS. III.
bly, II the State OF Iowa, entitled "An Act
70 annex the Township Of Charleston. II.
tie county Of Lee, to the Tow.s.ipe q ack-
son, Nontrose. Des ZONES, aud yaa buren,,
in said county. Tor judicial purposes' BE
aud the same Is hereby amended SO as TO
take effect before the lst day Of November,
A. b. 1865.
SIC. 2. All acts. and psrts Of acts, in
contravcption with the provisions Of tais &C.
are hereby repeated.
SEC. 3. Tits act i lc DC III force from
and alter publication in the Duly Constiiu-
ficn and Daily Kegisfe,, newspaper pub
lishsd At keokak and Des Moines, ~ithou,
expense TO the State.
Approved February ss, 1863.
4 hereby certify that the foregoing Ac,
took effect by publication, as required By
Section ,. thereof, On the 9th day OF March
A. ID. 1865.
ED WRIGHT. See,x az st.ts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
Advantages Of this plow.

<AuVuiAb15Oo vi tHlo ALUW.
lt viii last from thrce To six time,
b,nser than any oshsr st.d Pow uads snyyl.r. /.
ssybedy. Thus Inns often been proved ~ sftGai se, Z
= strsars IN tho Msst which sbces stcel plvws ba,
bsen hablfusy 'cat through" In plowiug eighty srf
60 - having s,rssiy pcw.i over thrss haaarc
It VIII sssCour's in tho most tijfY,o,,,
stlA vhsss IN other Pows have filled Isthpro Is ~
asr.snd .:ywhsss N which IL Will 10. sc.ur l-.,
GIT draws lighter than any ot..e,
Pscw while cutting the sane width and depth.
The Share con be sharpened, or a
b,aehsnith Who undsrsssn,s his trade = sSc s,,.,
perfectly maiisabis. and works "kiadlys
Any section can DO replaced by q
auga,s.is . b Asl 4 any Asen - the saAss IA.s
IL 10 well stocked with New Enc
lad sscoad growth timber, The standard /. wrns1,
sos With sss' Ia tho rs 20 givs take rt .;
paeasure.
It plows at any depth, from three
isrf s.... clean fasso-, saa ,asn. uus sr . .as. q
esul uash completely
- II 10 tho cheapest Plow in tho
lraE asiAr sneo, rather chan Ave duIlars Ave or ne
ss.s.s your r". ~o .s'1S %s a s .n T.
~ quarter . nth work. With the same p.,.
a7rpertbsm mast be considered. we'll - the tos, nr
A1ru dsssuntatag vhsthss - tbs Pillow /, ebs.r'
A1pPlovs ussd for psoht and eAe one ~ az go
11rs SsAR dollars snd sssts cnM u ca yrorsrflr =
lS-tfs 49, 10 w. easapak, and couhdsst ,".
15-xss mcrs than hundred doliaIs worth q aros.
AS-svsry tinc he sets one VI thsss.
These remarks are made After a.,
Anarity With the merits ~ most Of the good Pox -
- IN the West, masy VI sLsh Lave jIs,ly saIn.d.
guud rsputstioa-
~ Our new model "B" plov 1,
e7riogped sxpres.iy for stsbbie and foul grou,a
A7piierstofcrs have had only tbs CO. ps,ts,a9
A7rswsd fs both. turf and stubbis. n: aRs ~
go patterns Lysthes viii enable to meet ~, !
oDvisws u all - 10 shape and give them tils,
@~bolf' " "isAn" piovs - thsy prssor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
REVOLUTION IN TRADE.
Greater inducements than ever before oFesed
70 rersors setting up clubs in cur
ONE DOLLAR SALE.
sena 70. New sprisg Circular.

-------- q = ~ 80. 2. =, Aosss1ss
DOOK AGENTsWANTE On Dr.
ID VILLA NJ 81 iE0ss WlCTIOy Rv
OF THE Rl0LE.-wrss-n By 70 Of the most
tissingushsd DsviDes in Ear.pe and America
-.@r.lgs. In ere large Octave vrlsrac. p.iee
- %. fas v-{s ssssfon g.etisaea "a s-ser,er.
essEsnssa By Dr. Szsifas ORA land wo,,.n,ay
no Sen srai Agents nsl offer extra srGucrmsn,,
To Ageals dealing wIthns Send =. 5sssrirt,r,
circulars, ani see cur terms
}. B. BURR 1 co, Pnbissaers. Usrtfsri e.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

tHAPIIk II.
An ACT providing fer the pakiiestioa Of the
AaiEsant Generals Report, January lat. SCI,
70 January isth. 1scs.
q - 49, - - $500 -s-----t.- = ~
Sscse ey fssru
srrYsss /. The state Printer shah p-iu,
Five thousand copies II said Report. which
Hhen hoand at Prise net to exceed the prize
tits Legislature shall pay for binding such Aoca-
II. nts. shall be dellxered.s the Seerei AIRY Of
State
SEC, :. The Secretary OF STATE shah iist1 L.
u,e said feparss as foiloss. 0ae hundred cop
iss to tie Governor Of Z State. .ss eAct-.--e
With tie Governors 6E other States, aad Ter his
own use ter ocpsss IL the fssa'enGns Gsgern
81 twenty copies Il Ex-tioy.1nor Stone; Five
eepiss 20 Ez-Lsestanaut G9vess cor tue. enc
hundred copies to the state Library: 10 Sc asea
- Ia a. ! Necessary, fer exeaange with ether
stsfe IitFsrie-. and the hai4nre Il said one
handred ecfie-. to be ksrt Il the state Library
hfiy eapl@s II TIE ; ate horticultural Sacse,y I:
FIRE copies to each Of the Eo,assss Orphans
Homes, one copy e each county Jadgo, Clerk
Of the District Can't, Recorder. Treasurer.
Sheriff. and saper AtenaeAt ofromsnDn seAools.
Of each organized county in the State, % be
Kept FIR ihess respective efees and 10 be i-liv-
cred ever % their .Eece<sers in Office three
copies 10 each Incorporated library association.
college and university IN the sLais.
sge. 5. There shall be sent 10 he county
Clerk Of each county In q il State sssiei@nf
to farnish one copy TO each Township Clesk in
his county. to be Kept N the sfsce Of sara Clerk
and b. him seiirered ose- 70 his successor in
office.
SIC. !. The Aajntans General shall be
furnished aiib fifteen Hundred copies, 70 be
distributed among such officers, discharged
- siss. -se, a. may De by him deemed best
for public service. anx for exehanre with
Adlu,ant Generals, aud Quas;e.master
Generals q other State, and gor cffeeFs Of
the UHiied States; State Treasurer, Regis
Ter Ct State Land 0aice, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, ard judges Of The SUI
prene Court, foa copies 10 each member O..
the present General Assembly and one copy
TO each sworn officer Of he present General
Assembly, and he balance TO Be- kept By
the Secretary of State 10 be distributed a.
future Legislation may direct.
SEC. 5. The Secretary Of State Is hereby
directed 10 forward said reports in accor~
dance w.iE distribution herein des. guated, Ut
the expense Of he State. as soon as said re-
ports are printed and bound
SEC. 6. This act being deemed OF ifnmes
diaie importance, shall iaka effect aud be T.
force from and s.iter IL pntlicatoe, ID tie
losa Stote REGISTER aid Iowa sfa's<m4s..
newspapers p45liALed at Des Monies
Iowa.
Approved February ~. lsGe.
hereby certify tha, the foregoing Act
took Eject by publication. a. required IL
section 8 thereof. o.. the 29lh day u T ebru
sry, 4. d. 1868.
ED WRIGHT Sec'v of State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
AGENTS WANTED . 4. .s ! .

PICTURE OF TIE DE5oLtIED STATES
and the HoFkef ResterofieE. Every voter needs
!: before Nov. 1868. Freight, Largest commas
ions, and premium Of ssnG paid Fer particn-
lars address J. P. FIT II ChisAgc, III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
THE History or TuE WAR BEJAEfs IHE STATES

lrs carsrs, CHARACTER, Cos nueT, RgsuLTz,
by Ron. ALEXANDER III. STEVENS.
Send for Circulars, with terms, and full de-
frription Of the work. Address ZEiDLEk.
McgLRDY CO Lombard Block Chicago I'LL.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Famtiv Weekly. to general osiee and support
N rve5y secfien. the II Members Of this quarter
i'll be se1t, on Trial. for asiy FIFTY CENTS
The nusabers will contain more and better
Heading. Illustrators, 4e.. than tie whole year
CT rl2L- : monthly costing 81 &c S.. The Ewra1
rss greatly Enlsrxed and Improved il Jan.
aid IL nos ty far the Res: and mast Complete
las il has isng ss<n the Largest Circulating
ya-rEsl Of rs Class On tine GeHtinenf- Il En-
rie-s the Best Talent lhaving able Correspond
ing E1itoss and Csni~iha.ors il the Eas and
West, North md South, il Rssutifuliy Printed.
Finsiy Illustrated AID adapted to every Is&iy
Of taste. in both Town and ccsntry.s Fall price,
- year ---Trial Ifip rniy Fifsy Cents. Ad-
dress u. ID r. DGOO4E
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
cHAPTKg ia.

CHAFTkk ID.
AN ACT 70 resume all the lands and rights
conferred upen the McGregor Western Rail
read Company, by or under an SGT Il c, ,ress
Approved Nay 18th. A. ID. 1894.
NaKRrAs, BY an act Of Congress approved
May 18th A. d. 1854 entitled An Act ser a
grant Of lands 10 the State Of Iowa in alternate
>eciiQrs, 10 aid IN the construction Of q Raj!
Road IN said Ssa e certain lands we're granted
te the State Of Iowa Ter the use sri hsneGi Of
the MeSresor Western Rail Road Company for
tse parposs Of aiding In the sonstruclion Of n
railroad from point ~ or mar the loot Of
Main Street. South Mcoregor. IN said State, IN
westerly direction by the most Practicable
raate on or near the forty third psrale Of
North Latitude, until i shall infsrses the pro
posed raiiTosd rannias iresn SsuaA City to the
Minnesota State line, IN .he county 5f o'Erien,
in said State Of Iowa; whsch ssii grant Was
made 20, ana excepted b.. the State 81 lows,
upon the conditions. resrricsioEs and qaaisaoa,
tions therein n~nea. And
WaErEAs, Said act o. Congress farther pro
vides that in the event Of he failure OF said Nc.
Greecr Western Railroad Company 70 Guild
twenty nsles 81 said road during each sad every
,eAs rom the date ef its acceptance OF sad gran,
then the State may resrn.o s4ii sran', and So
dispose CT the same 10 seears The e6Apiellon
oil . read On said line, and
WRKrEss, said Mceregcr Western Railroad
Company hss wholly iaised TO tGild said Rail
Rad IS tteriH repaired, aud 70 perform the con
dsticus Il said grsns. has forfeited Al rigAt to
tho benefits Il sAid grant. Nos Therefore
SgcrIcN. lie ifeanesed ty Ia G-s.rai As
senlly If tie State II Iasa, That all lands and
all rights 10 said lanis, granted or Intended to
be granted 10 the NeGrcgor Western Railroad
Company by said sei be, and the same
hereby absolutely and ensirel. resumed by the
State Of Iowa and that the same he aad are as
fray aai absolutely vested il said State as il
the asae had neveE leea granted 10 said Rail
road aupanJ.
sEc. ?. THIS act Icing deemed OF irSne.iste
imPortarc shall take effect from and sfser it,
pablicat.on IL the Iova State Register and Iowa
Statesman. papers published at Dss MONIES
lows,
Approved February -, lses.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing Act taok
eject hy publication sc, ss required il Section
. thcrcof, on the 2sth day Of February, A. d.
ISIS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
ED WRIGHT, see'y of State.
cnApTER II

CHAPTER Ii.
An ACT providing fer the pakiicstioa Of the
AElEsan. Generals Report. January lat, 1867,
70 January isth. Uses.
q - s---.--, - s'------s 4---t.y = ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
Wheeler T. Wilson's
1Ieltsf lRsnIrI LOCK .SfIl(H
SEWING MACHINES,
nssidsd % he the b.st at the following Trials,
al tss prominent Machines Of the
World competing:

World competing
DOMESTIC
AAsrssas Isssitate. New Yert; Mechanics Ar
sssiasioB. Boston; Frarhiin Ins,ituta. Phsls-
dsaphis, Keotueky Insti,ate, Losisville; Ne
ehAnios' lnstItnis, Baltimore; Meehsnics' As
sceiAsisn. P Philadelphia; Mechanical Association,
81. Loais. Mschanic.' In stitute. San Francis
90; Metropolitan Meshanics' Institute. ws.h.
sngson At al the Fars Of the United s,a,e,
Asrieaifsral Society.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Assissse
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

(vHAMbEkMAID AND WAITRESS wANTED.-ONE
" thoroughy competent and bring good references
will receive the highest by applying at 657 9th av
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
NEW YORK HE,RALD, FRIDAY, MAY 2
SITUATIONS wANrEp ArEms LES

Miscellaneous.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS GOvERNEss BY
w young lady IRON Virginia, amply competent teach
ngiish branches French and MUSIC would objecs to
travel the best references given required Address H.
H., box $50 Baltimore Post oaIce
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

I DEPAU PLACE SECOND HOUSE SOUTHWEST FROM
Bleecker street, In Thompson-Nccly furnished Rooms
suitable for gentlemen and their wves also
respectable boarders.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-17
DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

DIOCESE OF CINcINNATI.-The Most Rev.
Archbishop confirmed nine hundred and
thirty five persons, on the Sd inst, of whom
not a few were converts including an
1sraelite gentleman and young Jewess.
In st Philomena's Church there were one
hundred confrmed-one of whom was the
Jew above mentioned. Three splendid
new affairs and three statues of exquisite
lCmcinnati) workmanship-the Blessed
Virgin, st. Joseph, and st. Philomena, were
blessed.
Cathe5rdf.-We never saw the boys and
girls better prepared or better looking,
There we're two hundred and seventy-four
confirmed, including some adults and con-
verts. The scene in the Cathedral was Of
SURPRISING interest to an immense audience.
st. XaUier's.-In this Church there were
four hundred and ninety five confrmed-a
dozen converts. Had the Church been three
times as large it could not have accommo-
dated all the thousands who sought admis
sion. The array of school boys and girls
was fine, and there were many adults among
the confirmed. Benediction of Blessed Sa
crament closed the holy day.
St. EdDGrTs.-The confirmed in this
nice Church were sixty-fve 1t was
crowded-the music was grand-the chill
dren, led by their Jealous pastor, Rev. Mr..
Bender, sang beautiful hymn, after con-
frnation. Rev. Projectus Machebeuf,
Bishop elect of the Vicariate of Colorado
and Utah, but who was for many years a
faithful and jealous missionary of this
diocese, accompanied the archbishop to
those different churches and gave bencdic-
ton at St Edwards.
This week we have the great pleasure of
announcing that three Jealous Catholic
ladies of Cincinnati have each given five
hundred francs in gold for the support of
three representative defenders of the Holy
Father. We saw the three drafts, each for
five hundred francs in gold, about being
forwarded to Rome. The sweet pleasure of
knowing that they have each personal and
responsible representative in Rome defend
ing the Faith and its Vicar would alone be
compensation sufficient for the generous
sacrifice these ladies have made.-Catholic
Telegraph Nay 6.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-17
.sfkI2 d IssII{5s5FHF 1a sI,e.n J

!. Etdk& u n xsAttikdEiRn .42Alses nj -the
IG1asAsdst8:@1ho Kov. john Vm8igy; Of st:
vincent's College, Cape GirM1eG1, Mo-,
and Rev. II. =. Hsnaessy, o&oOe. Louis,
|missionarie. Of the order Of Laxarists,
ION the drSt dAy Of the mission, = PortiheiaI
high ma1 was celebrated by the Rt, Rev.
Bishop Feeha4, Rev. John Quigley, C.N.,
daaconi Rev. p. F. Coyle, deacon j;
the venerable Father Jarboex, assistant
nies. The mass was truly grand and
imposing, and the rnuAic the very best.
Alter the gospel, the Rev. Father Hennessy,
C.M., read . portion Of the first chapter Of
Geneais, and tho tenth chapter of the Cos
pei according 70 6t John, from which he
preached = very eloquent and 'instrnctive
sermon on the grandeur q mans mission on
earth, and proving most clearly that the
voice Of nature, the voice Of the soul, and
the voice Of divine revelation, all continne
to teach Us that we should servo God. We
made copious notes of the discourses, but
freely declare our inability to do the sub
ject anything like justice, and, therefore,
preached . sermon full of instruction,
taking his text from the second chapter Of
Jeremiah: Know, therefore, and soc and
understand that it il an evil thing, aud
Mtter, that thou hast forsaken the Lord thy
God" Father Quigley succeeded in COM
vincing his hearers that they had never
before conceived the eaormity Of sin, and
their consequent enmity toward God. In
structions were given three times each day.
NdshUille GGsettc. 81
DIOCESE OF BALrIMoRE.-Oon6rm 6rmatio~.--
On Sunday, Sd inst, at seven O'Clock AM,
our Most Rev. Archbishop administered the
sacrament Of confirmation, in the Chapel Of
the Visitation, to twenty pupils Of the
institution.
Religious Professionally Thursday, 3oth
ult., at the Convent of Mercy, Poppleton
street, Sister M. Martina joyce pronounced
the vows, and received the black veil from
the hands of his Grace, the Archbishop,
who also preached ON the occasion. His
Grace was assisted by the Rev. Edward
McColgan, the esteemed pastor of St. Peters
Miry0r.
DIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA.-On Sunday,
Sd inst, the Church of st. Mary of the
Assumption, in Lancaster, Pa, recently
rebuilt, was dedicated to the service of the
Almighty in the presence of vast con-
course of people, and with impressive aud
solemn ceremony. The sermon of dedica-
ton was preached by the Rt. Rev. William
Henry Elder, DID,, Bishop of Natehez,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-17
CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

Below We give tho location and name of our Churches
Free SCHOOL, xth the number Of children attending
f:,sss.sss es:s.ge: SS; b.,erc. s.....
~ ie :. We and Rssssss Il
q and
s s u &c ss as. Mos
e ns e 6. seY
Z: si4es. 3; Rss: 8 G1:ys:. Ksy:f 3 q c.s.isrs;
At : .sa I y
oev,e...o,s Z. ceuppsns. Pastor; .9as. ss and
g ssag1sa; Nseei;ss 1,snIs Bssl.s.E :, Roy; A. yeT
ss fss ausdrs G.:
e and 70 o'clock French sermon g ccIock Eng
By inssractions and Benedietion-one sunday in Eng
& Fs q
1lp1onss Constance ..ress st. And,e,. end
Z IS Reg
SIS T. Rev: james sheeran, G. IS. r., A.sistants Week
a st O'clock Evening do
.a.ss sas T Ssr es
Benedict Neithart C. SIS R. Masses and devotion Same
Nsirs Bae ae Bon seor. enes ae..on sree b.
Demsm IS Sas Mass .s
On sPsnays Fl Tss @ Mass at and
Segsa % , in snd dss 81 in wintsS m
Pastor: sss N R EsaSsT Perrin %ssk day. q ssiesI
9sa Se as csS aS sts 1ssa;s sres Sss.s.s sssses
s asisss ee!ass Fac ard SaSR :irsss.aEss. Hsos
So na 5sss es:
ass e oss:
@n sst si We q
% Cnen 81 ksv
Sna. Fatls5 Father
TO- Sermon II French at O'clock. VeSpers and BEN
'assssn s Psf e. osa Camp street. esse oa
hsF at hs e
o'clock sund,y at 8, and 10. Sermon at 10 o'clock
vespers at O'clock
strsssRsv M o J. Smith G. NJ saPeESr n Fey Rs,; Rqsi
O'Clock. sunday Mass 8 g and 10. sermon atsi and
S. 1sgassiass Church s0Tnsy 81 Saads ana Baysr
sg rather sora ss Say Msss
Sunday at 4. and TO- Sermon at looclock Vespersat
81 Anne e1srsh ss Philip street eet'essn g Rossn @ and
Tay !Gssan Church s. Esrdinsn& EssSs1 ssssss sst,sssn
Pastor Rev. Father Leonard Rev Father Treyis Week
% sai1sf: yespess st seseI: ,,,,..n uau,.~,..s
oiosset streesIRev Father E. Fotier Week day Mass
It o'clock. Sunday at and 10 Sermon at 10 O'clock
One Sunday in French and one Sunday in Engsh Ves
pers at n o'clock. -
nnunciaton Church cor,sr " Nanderiue and Morales
ltreets-Rev Father A. Du. Pastor. Week day Mass |
o'clock. Sunday at and9. Sermon at o'clock. Yes.
Ders a o'clock.
gsEs Assnssn nsf RsS
Fftzgibbons. Week day Mas at 81 O'Clock Sunday |
1t T. 81 and 10. Sermon at 10 O'Clock. Vespers at T.
81 Rose Lima, Bayou beoeen Dorgerois and
Broad streets-Rev Father +. Mittelbronn. Week day
Mass at o'clock. Sunday Rt II and 10. Sermon at 10
o'clock Vespers at o'clock. ,. /
Chapel Of BE U,suhns 0onsent Third Dssrset-zvery
Rev n J. Perche, Chaplain. Mass Sunday at 81 and
~ clock.
Low Mass at 10 o'clock. High Mass and Sermons in
nalish and German alternate Sunday; et 2A
o'clock. Veepers and Benedictiop.
holy Oross, (Mals Orphan AsyIuss,l Indepsndsnas |
,trso 7ASrd Distr-Rev. Fathers Condon shortis and
ruohy !
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-17

fHaSNa. rs ioh&. H6 cUmihk HJA ID 1&k&al
quNter, WIN IGaNdn Il kiDe0Fy, md b tn
Anegt eulesian. - hs1wAoss 1saAd vheut'
pr6 sioIs md tecipfoc1l aijsus, tie visftfeel
/ ffsqaSSteA tho hehedicti6h Of hi1 Holmes
ftor the king. for ber family, her pAtients
the unborn hfant which led to her depart.
/ ure, all the Impesial house, Bavaria snd
7 Austris, and testified her extreme regret u
the new difAculties which hsd arisen from
/ THE CHURCH IN SoU1H AfHIcA.-FfoM
the Cape STANDARD Of February IS, we learn
tAas On the oath Of the same month the
Right Rev. DIR. Grinley, biahOp Of Caps
Town, blessed and laid a. Cape ToM1 tie
/ tfeundation Stone Of. now schools, aAjoiming
fsinoe, Several members sf tho Cape Leg1s-
lstive assembly and, other distnguished
visitors, Catholic and non Catholic, 3nc1ud-
| ing DR.. IAngham Dale, superintendent
general of education to the colony, were
present to witness the interesting ceremo-
I ny. The now buildings viii cost upward
| bk k20OO.5 nj The schools are under the
patronage of st. Aloysiue, and, like the
| academy, win be under the direction Of the
NArizt Brothers, An appropriate address
WaS presontod to the good bishop on tho
occasion, and the, eloquent reply Of his
elosesda tlniott ~: OF a-saqI. :. 7i,9 s..s@e,
MOTHS ERoM ttolaE.-Adv1ces OF March
|2iays: There was the .rsual demonstra-
ton g the M1Aerya on the occasion Of the
fCpes going On the Feast OF the Annuncia-
ton to distribute the dowries to poor
girls selected by the confraternity attached
- the church. This year the dotati were
naore numerous than 0sual, the Senate and
the Government hsving allotted large
sum for the purpose, being no less than a.
a66 scudi. = The young eirIs selected for the
reception Of dowriss were attired in the
isuai- costume OF white reaching to their
eyes, and which aives them their name of
sfAnnunciati,n q = and the Pope made them q
abort and most fatherly discourse ON the
new duties they were about to undertake
as wives and mothers. High mass was
celebrated by Cardinal Gonella, protector
of the Church, and the greatest part Of the
Sacred College assisted. The Pope was ac-
companied In his carriage by two Of the
new Cardinals, BonapaTte and Beragadi,
and was met at the door of the convent by
the General of the Dominican order, Pere
Jaudel, and by the Cardinal Viear, and was
most warmly received by the crowd, both
at his arrival and departure.
THE CHURCH IN PAR1s.-The Pafrie re-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-17
BUSINESS CARDS.
n EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.

EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES d. ELDER
No. 40 Poydras street. Now Orleans
Being Special Agent for many Colleges Conventa and
Academies In Southern and western States, oAbrs
gratis) facilities to parents and guardians wish 70
select schools for their children and wards
Catholic Institutions may collections and
any other interests faithfully served by placing them
promptly in charge of this Agency.
Address Box 1904. Postofnes Now Orleans La
rnh8 SIN
, 1868-05-01

TAXING THE BoSDs.-The Washington CIron-
iels, an able radical paper, is publishing series
of articles, in which the policy Of taxing the
bonds is ably and exhaustively argued. These
articles are understood to be written by leading
republican, and hence are important as going to
show that the movement first made by the democ-
racy is now supported by men of all parties
The writer shows that not more than Eve men
out OF every hundred are benefited by having
the bonds remain uutaxed, and triumphap,lv
asks If the remaining ninety Eve are to be forev.
er taxed for the benefit of bOndbOlders? In our
Judgment it will be strange indeed if the NINETY.
hve fa,l 70 protect themselves and if they do Tins
oondholding aristocracv. Vi