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M q. Dn ryRrEr.

AoofioSkEh--O Wce - b1anv1Iio etrook
MONDAY April IA. 1898, at II O'Clock
IVY at the Merchants and Aucfionsers' Exchange. on
Royal street between Canal customhouse stfeefs
public suction, BY virtue Of Hsn,rao The
Second Judicial Dssrsc Court Of Lou rnns sit
ting in the rsrish Of Bernard Docket NO $3.50 the
following desc ibrd real estate will be ssld-
TEN rQUAktS OF GROUND with tie buidinrs and
improvements hereon situated 10 Versailles sris
- Ser ard and designated By the Eos l<s IA l lag ISL
4 he ssid squares are bounded Is follows, Wis:
SQUARE No. k3 4 bounded By Prosper. g. Avide La
place and Tourzefort stresis
SQUARE No i4is bounded BY Prosper st. Avids Button
ard fourncfort st = II - ~
sQUARs No i!s is bounded BY Prosper. st. AVID and
Button streets, ard Paris Avenua
sQUAkh No l16 is bounded By Prosper. St. Avids La
SQUARE NO. ISL Is bounded by St Avids st. John the
B4ptist, Laplsoe and Dali INHERIT streets.
SQUARE No 152 IL bounded BY St Avde, 81. John the
Baptist. Iournefort and Lsplscs streets.
SQUARs No 1888 Is b,unded BY St Avide. St J)hn the
BaptIst, Button Tournefort streets.
SQUARE No l3ffs bounded BY s. Avide, 81 John tha
Baptist and Button streets. and Ps1is
SQUARE No l&7 10 bounced By St. Avide Prosper and
Dslen.bert streets. ann Lacostes plantation
SQUARE No lB is bounded BY Prosper, Soldels Dalsm
bert streets and Lscoste' . plantation
The whole according 10 p<n tho $50 made By J. Pile
surveyor dated Ap Is 1871 and deposited In the ocs OF
Theodore ~ ehers notary public - =
D3- TERns-cash IN o. >. Treasury Notes.
Acts OF sa WITH u Internal Revenue Stamps attached
before A Z. B.esvsnu. Notary Public pufchassrs ex
persa w I =
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boupho LAkk HOUSE. esnsassne h psr q ~ lsnsv
cLocKs DINING sABLEs, cHArns LOOKING
0LAeeE4 eIDEBoA IDS. PINE PIANoR Anu0raa
PAUTIN0A ENoRAvIN0s. ROCKEn4 DESKS
cLoTnHo RAGS. sPIrf0ONs. KNIFE 0LEAnER4
RANGE, KITCHEN FURNIrURB. COOKING UfBa-
SILs, PLATED WARE. TABLE LINEN y n kinss
GLASSWARE. cR0CKBRY, ALFENIUE WARE. . larrs
quantity Of nns CUTLERY. FRGIr srANDA VASE 80
aN -A1se- n stt ~ IS
ms splendid Apparatus br The Nsnus.eurs Of C. "a
the Gas Fixtures and chandslsrs q the prsuiss&
ssvsn' thousand bottles d WINES OF THE CHOICEST
oHAfEAU IARosE; DEsTouRxELLE;
cHArEAU LAroUR; PAPE CLEMENT; NUTS;
CHAMBERT1E; vOLNAY; BEAUNE;
LAT0UR BLANCHE; CHATEAU YQUKM;
LAFIrrE; cHAsL[s;
SAuTERNE; hosBLLE; KRU0; Ae
HEIDsICK; MARICH CLAUDE, 0RIx;
WIZARD; RHINE; vERM0UTH;
FINE OLD coGNAc, WHISKY, RUM ETC,
And sise large quantity Of PROVISIONS FANCY GRO
CERES, SPICES. CoRKs, ETC.
- TrRss-cash In U. =. Treasury Notes
TEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN ~vxR-
sAnLEs." PARISH OF ST. BERNARD. WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THxREon. AT
PUBLIC AUcnox.-aucczssroE or n I. DA,
nExs-No, sss
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RACEs---RACEs.
RACES---RACES.
SrRING ACEs............sPRING RACES
-0vER-
THE MErAIRIE CoURsE-lsss.

First Day-saturday, April I1th. 1865.
FIRST RAoE-A Hurdle Raee-Purse $1,000 two miles
ssOoND EACs-A rwo-Yssroid st.ke-s25 entrance,
p pi $40 added BY the Club. one mile.
1T. B. Pstts-son's CHI c. RIcEELIEu. by Hiawasha-
2-wiihan cosiTi's PISS BRoApxAx. BY pan. Boone
Maggie by Brown Dick
SIS. Leonads ONTARIO, BY Bonnie seotIand-Lady Ian
THfED RAcE-A Poss Stake for all agss-s2s entrance,
name At O'Clock The evening before the race
Moore. VIM. Brady VIM COttril. and s. Leonard.
Second Day-Tuesday. April IA.
FIRST KACF-A Purse Of $40 for all ages; one m;le
sEcoND RAcE-ihs Orleans Purse Of sioo for ali ages;
three mile heats.
Third Day-wednesday. April Is.
FIRST RAcF-A HURDLE Race Purse $500; eight
SECOND RxcE-x Pn Of $40 for all horse. Of year.
Third EACE-A Purse Of ssoO for al ages; mile heats.
Fourth Day-Thur.day, April 10.
sicoND RAcE-A Purse of $3.50. for all ages one mile
Fifth Dsy-FridaY, April IL.
FIRST RAoE-A Parse Of s25o for all ages mile and
quarter
sEcosp RAcE-A Purse Of $780, for all ages; best three
in five; mile heats
Sixth Day-saturday, April Is.
TIE GRAND TURF CONGRESS STAKE OF s2oW
with Challenge Whip and Spurs, the Cus add slg00 four
mle heats
hi must be under the Turf Congress rsles aud
ohcsrs and us der the Mstairie rules officers
y. B.-The Metsirie Rules in regard the Liveres or
Colors Of Jockeys will be gidy enforced trouble
. themselves the officers Of the Club re-
quested to register their colors AZ possible.
te Stables have been well cleaned and ventilated and
In hne condition
Communications must be addressed 70
L. JAMES.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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cHAs. {. FORMERS SALES.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN osoRGE BAUxAN. SECOND
DISTRICT ooURt OF NEW oRLEANS


AucroExKn-0ncs No. g Exchange allsy
TUE9DAY. the 41st OF 40 ~. I s0s. ~ n
O'Clock - the Nrrchants' Auctioneers' Ex-
chance Roys street between snsl ana Gu temhons
by virtue OF sD order from the hon rble the Hecond
Court Of New orsans dated March rs 1855 following
psSgsrsy a, st pubic spesie.; w = sela-
,5ict o. th cy IN sqners b,undsa By Fr.set .acsscn,
q ~ ~ ane .p .reeSs &C.: ~ me MOI II ~ u.
the l2'h November lx6 deposit-d IN TIE once Of Gma
notsr, public Lots Nos IT, 2 and Is each ~ feet
inches and lines 'front.' ON Frsret street. BY 1888 feet inches
and n.s In oepfh between rarl lines: faid lots adjon
eHch other Lots koe n and IS -doinng each other
measure each % fsst inches lines front Howard
lines 81. d. On n ~ $50 =
1ERxs-cssh to the Of $3.50 With PEI cent inter.
est rem the 18th November 1866 the day Of
ss ne purchaser e assams The payment q msr~ss
able IN two after date and bearing
from dte N I'll p-d the balance Of the price, II h be
paid In twelve months purchs< A.
furnish for said balance bond ~ith ord and
rty std said property bearing per cent inter
est per srrum fiom ds,e uhtil paid
act OF % before Aete Ksr notary public the ex
revenue stamps 4 -. 4. ~.
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EOR eAJ.E-kEAL ESTATE-sEvERAL HUN
Rrffons Of he cotton snf Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and lsrrs bodies Of ssne8s
Properly improved and approved IN the orm residences
ties Mi Gard Ess LstAts Aesrts No IS Carondsist
street. New Orleans
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.....-M0LAssEs. -........ GROCERIES,
BY CHAo. II. NASH,
AucIroxKxR-Ofiee Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corn Sc th rles and perddo streets
CATgnDAY. All tnst., ~ 4 Osc eek A. 4 .
- he4vee foot Benv1s account Of whom
II msy concern, will be cold
ssTes WHISKY. 10 barrels nolAsses psckaeos Of soda
boxes sosp Glassware. beg Spics osrrsls sck
ere Piano. 58trch Circular Saw 10 coils Maoia
Rope ana sundres saved IRON vrek Of steamer Iron OF
aSISEns-Cssh IN .. 4 Treasury Nots<
CONTINUATION OF GREAT SALE OF UxRE-
Defined PLEDGES OF OVER TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DIAMONDS,
GOLD AID SILVER wATcHEs. CHAINS AND
JEwpIRY OF LIVERY DESCRIPTION, AT ST.
CHARLES LOAN OFFICE, Is IT CHARLES STRICT
BIZ CHso. r. NASH.
AucnosEEn-omcs Masonic Han Auction Man,
corne< st. Charles an1 esrdido strssts
MesDAHs Sab tnst as %. Ch~ries Lsaa
viii be sold
One Of the Largest and cbolrest Stocks Of Diamonds
Double and 0er 81 Watches br~cseta
th~iBs Spoons, ns Damsnds are Of the nrst wat
the W ole benz Of he xgsss and most y~u<be sssor
men o. hne Jevery offered auction IN the South
ssrs be specuIato and 0thsrn
- fEzrs-cssh IN .. 8. rrs-sars NossA
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PRorEsrY. NO. $50 GUS
roxHousE STREET. BETWEEN CLAIBORNE
AND DERs1eSr STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF ALFRED srIcKNlY-No. IA 264'
nv q. DE FERIET.
.tat AucuosuR-0ics s. Benvils street.
SATURnAr. : pesi e5s 1ses. ~ II e'clsch
~ At the A erchsnts Aucrionoers Exc1ane..
K, ysl street bewe Canal and Custonhouse
tse Of order the Hon. John the
second District Court Of New 0enns dated March
viii be sold by public sucton the following described real O.
OF eRoyNDi in the Second District Of this city
In the bounded by Cusomhouse Csns Claiborne
psrhigny streets mes un2 In American twenty
four eet front Cusomhou by hundred AID dve
et four inches and four lines In depth parallel
The budirg and impr consist wostry
House No. $50 Custsmhouse ee retired from street.
six rooms. with gallery in front and the side. cssn
Hs1ksxs-one third Cssh and the balance on credit Of
one ard In ties Of the purchaser drawn bis
flank IN tL city, with intsest at the rate Of eight
Per snnum nom date I'll pad the payment Of sad notes
be secured By vendors lien and privilege and mortgage the
Irepeuy sold With the clause de aienando the
chaser % hye cent attorneys fees ia Of
the recovery 81 q amount Of said thereof
and % eep the buildings Q. said lot insured until the hna
benehs Of the holder holders q the and pay the
t.xes fer the year 1868, due 70 become due.
The act OF With U. b. internal stamps
trchd before selin hague notary public at purchaser
expense 7lIT
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Steamers geauins Bort Go-9ag.
As ADyERrIsED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
POLITICAL.

--For Cnngress Third Cong -esss an q, ma
trict-J. Q. PILLOWS of Js6srson narsb ina ans.n,
sonssrsst,se Csnddse~ permit 70 announce the
name OF Hon q. A. FELLOWS. Of Jefferson parish A.
candidate Tor Congress for the Third District tbs
ts.ur.nce that be VIZ serve elected; that re-
GIVE we SUPPORT on MANI vOfESS.
Sheriff OF Criminal Court. -
AN Democr-ts and Conservatives ue-
nrbx 70 become tstualz red and who UNABLE TO
TOT the same viii report themselves the Room
81 the Executive Committee third story, ov>r Havxins
Saloon without delay. J. H. AIrSTTy
Chairman Committee on Naarsiz<i ion.
- For WhsrnnRer--To the Edstor ort b~
Crescent Please Me- 10 MAfLLOT for the ofcs
onhsfhpger OF the Second District We satisfied that
the interest Of the community at large win elect m
MANY FRIENDS
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON BIENvILLE AND
81. PATRICK srRksrs.


once and salsarooms 8 Disnvills ssrssk
TUEeDAx, April "a, 1883. q ~ s'elsek
NJ, at The Merchants and Auctonoors Excha, n Roya
street. between Canal and Gust mhouse sreet viii sod
~ pubic suction BY virtue q ordr from Homer
able John Thoms~. Judge Of the Second District
voHr Of New Orleans dated March 1865 the following
sEyEE Lois on GROUND, ds-isnstsd BY the Nos. =.
49,. - 2 ana e IN me square bounded by sisass ST.
Lots Nos al and 10 MEASURE each 50 fest mont on
Benve street. hy leo feet II Depth Lot No. 10 forming tia
csrrer Of Bknvile and s. Patrick strests - -
Lots Nos 70 and 26 measure each Tea inches front
St Patrick street BY $50 feet T. depth
urTKkns-fash In q. & Treasury notes. ~
Act Of s.ie with United st<ses intsrsd asvsnuo stamps
att ched before Notary Public exponss Of the
purchaser who viii required 70 assume the psy et o
the taxes for the cnrrsrt ass -
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ORLEANS LITEKABr
DEBATING soCIETYs COURSE OF LECTURES
Lyeeum Hall. r
THIRD LECrURE-FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1853
BY Rev. ID. Il. Bur.s.
subject-"LAB0R, OR TIE TRUE DIGNITY OF MAN
FOURTH LEcTURE-FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1858
by Rev. Henry NJ. smith.
Subject 70 be Announced.
I1FTH LEcTURE-FRIDAY, MAY I, 1853
ny Prof j. ID. Bruns.
Subject to be Announced.
SIXTH LBCTURE-FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1863
Lecturer ana Subject TO be Announced
The Lectures to commence at sPM
Tickets for the Course 81 80; Single Tickets 40 cens
To be had AZ Bsock's. Kru Dickeys. Bsckmar'. and
at LaHsche's and Werleins on Ba,onne street.
AMEs's MENAeERIE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM.
SC. Charles Street, New Orleans, Opposite
the 81. Charles Hotel.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.
c. 7. AMEs. Proprietor; J. A WOOD Manager.
SCOTTISH QUEEN, Smallest Lady IN the world; NO
ARMED LADY-GLAkS BLOWER; SENORITA EU.
Bengal heer kanEaroos Happy Family; Birds; Monkeys
sepenis Ostrich Baby Elephsnt, and all be seen
duly Admission 30 cents; 'hidaen Is cents
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SUCCESSION OF L BouDRo.


AucuoxxxR-omos No IS Bisnvfls street.
MONDAY, April .. 1888. at II e'elsek A
AZ H. 81 The Laks End o. the Pontcharrsin Railroad and
ct the Rsstarrsns Of L Boudro deceased, BY Of
orcsr from the Honaabls John w. Thomas Judxs Of the
Second District Court q Ns~ Orleans. dassd February IL
1878, By pu bile snctioa. IN so'd-
fHR AxrIRE coAzEHn Or zH1 CELzDRArEp
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ANUsEMENTs.

ANUsEMENTs.
AoADHnr OF MUsro-sr oHAnrzs ST.
srAtDrse Bnvru. .prourisor. and Managers
Saturday and sunday. April ana 6. 1889.
tbs MORAL. AxusIsG AND INSTRUCTIVE
And RYNAN's new reading q
Hamlet,
Offering somewhat sfsm the old style Of BOOTH and
FokREsf,
WIN be given the MATINEE to day. as vol Is SAT
UkDAy and SUNDAY NIGHTS.
There win also be Dancing BY iRnAGsIA ard CLINE
TOPS. singing by Misses TAYLOR and Sr. CLAIR, and
all sorts Of funsy sayings donss and actloas by the
Aesdemys ssmnoth Continuation Troupe
CT. CHARLES THEATEk-sro aAKlEss1.
BEN .Propristsr
Saturday Evening". April 4. 1865.
LAST WEEK OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON.
y sa os Mrs. one Hss the a6Wxsp s %arKs .
hs sm1sps GS%saiap Ts wATKINs n The sIss
CLOTAING.
N0TICE-Doors open Q quarter TO 7. Overtime will
eomns nee at hsitpast precisely
Seats De secured one day In advance.
r. GLEASON Treasurer.
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BoUKsos STREET.
Sunday, April 8. 1858.
BENEFIT oFM'LLE ASroINETTE LEGRAND, FIRST
soUBRETrE
First night Of Comedy in three acts called LA
PAPILONkE.
First night Of Comedy In three acts called LIZ
MEUR1RIER DE THEODORE
in rehearsal LAFRIOAINE, grand opera in Eve scts By
Mes erbeer.
Performance commences at * clock
ExHIBITIoN EXTRAORDINARY
Ar TIE ia
FAIR GRoUN
Sunday. April 5th.
INDIAN NATIONAL GAMES OF BALL AND DANCES,
By Superior Company following tribes Of Indians:
cHocTAw, CREEK, Usage,
AND ooMANoHE
Gates open at O'Clock P. Performances commences at
Sra Admission Soc. to the Grounds and Performances
DURANr 4 CO., Propristors
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-O0ce of the New Orleans. Jackso aud
Great Northern Railroad Company New Orleans March Is
ls6sIn fomify with the Charter Election will be
held It NE Once q the Company No a Csrondse:
MONDAY. pril %, 1865 from
Directors Twelve be chosen residing
Louisiana and Six from Stockholders residing Mississippi
provided majority Of the Of Company be repre-
scented at said election but n majority Of the
then represented, election viii be held MONDAY
pr ~, 1868 at the Once Of the Camoapy. from
o'clock r. s. CHARLES. Secretary.
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AucrIouER- Office and salesrocps. g Bsnvills strsst
- \, 1t Merchants' and Anct;onesrs' Exchange
Royal street. between Css and Cusomhouse srsss At oub
nc auction by order Of the Crescent City Bank
sted company and for VI may concern he
following fromissoy Notes. Drafts and Stocks. win be
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Hsvipe purrhsssd the exclusive right 10 sell ANCHOR
OIL for the STATE Louisizna inventor a. W.
Bolster D~slers not 70 sell Of the above on
responsible for 30 doing. WENTzsn
09 Royal street.
Ro'e Ascent tor Louisi- na.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
.-Hsn Jackson Fire Compsny No. 1s-
Mes orleans Apr l5t Tie ofhcsts and members Of this
On s'sad IN s ss s'Ss.
JOHN " oELLos. Secretary
Nottce "a State Taxpmyers-Yeu win
pear III ~ my Office. Ito Carondeet street. pay the
1e Pow due. IN zccordsnce with Section 9Th OF
Issue Of Bonds Of the State for four millions Of
N provide for the redemption # said Bcndsn
the total 81 S ssa . Of al .Ss S %sxsbs
<ra>&s property in the State
New Orleans, April 5. 1858
- Msyor.lsy OF New Orleans. CITY Hail,
% day Of April is68The Of Stalls Beef
ss SShs ma. s ssa c r9'ss raf F o
lie, ksq. No 10 Commercial Place Is ready complete
The ss s s far as made under unless
&C ibd IN rad ordinance the Stalls win be for
their seeou.t and risk e HEATH Mayor.
once New Orleans CITY K-il-oad
Congany-eew Orleans. 1t April ls6s-At meeting Of
Stockholders and after The 1871 the o. s. internal
&C. - w NJ P sissoTg' Sser...ry.
Company, New Orleans March Is 1865 In eonfr
nifty with section two article six of the chrter Of the Fac
twenty 70 ons sn ss nd
Monday in June 1865 will he held the Office Of the
April 1868, between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ and
o'clockr.M I'D. A. PALFsEY. Secretary.
-Omce OF the New Orleans. Jackson aad
Great Northern Railroad Company. New Orleans March Is
ss.Pube notice e heeby given that the Regular annual
their Office, No. a Osrondest ,set MONDAY April
i, 1855 at u O'Clock In conformity with their Charter
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FOR ACCOUNT OF wHox IT NAY CONCERN.
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Louisiana sugsvh Gan grsde~l
Cuba suRsrs. (al graaerl IN BIKES sad hoxshe>dx
sooodaie's White end yellow clsrihsd sugarx
Sugar HOUSE Melassosin 'rrsi- <,d halves.
Choice Reboiled Classes h barrels and halves
Cuba Muscovado uolasses In hogshesds and ti<rceS
Constantly On hand. I'D for s<ls IN lots 70 sui. b.
Onzcs No. 10 Sc. Louis street
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vhe undersigned prepared 70 furnish the best
PfT1SBUkG COAL % Families. H,tes Cotton Presses
fcnndrs, Steamship. and sesnsoAis q The lssst msrks
81 their lard f-ot Cslope street. receive promp
stsenton- To Dealers By Boat Load
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KNEAss a MAYO
n SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAssJ
Removed from No. naKAsins street.
Manufacturers Of saddiery and Harness.
fADDIERY. HARDWAnE. Bt LTfNG, PACKING AND
HOsv, ErC., EfC.,
Nos. TchoupitoulAs and New Lsvee md M IS and 80
Common sfrccts.
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u44tfOn W kS1sS A00 VV9lky ky0ooDs
E5s Hssssn i. Be il esaesed 81 ~ 0sssrsi Asssn-
r ~ az ~ Slate Of Iopa, That section $50 Il
I ckAptsr % Of the Revisioa Of 1854 b and tie
4 sanis e hereby amended ~ adding thsrsso aftsf
] - ssrdAbsscssa1s. Rer shHset4 g8
eschsad saee tsoad dnssess g ~
awellJng house, Of other building, without the
consent Of the ownsr; Prorided thatspch garden,
creknrd or grounds are Of more than two years.
establishment or growth.
NJ Ihassastlsa sol Pt9 j. y hspssby
81 BIZ lin iput said q tion t1ffer
- @Prvtfd edl and iSseilins til following.
tsswit: That no road hereafter located shall
80 through asy hsrying ground, nor through
y ss's e any g.ss slIs sss siass'
without the consent Of the owner; Prorided, That
aach gardens, u orchard, or grounds arc Of more
Than two years establishment or grozth---s-s =
Approved, March 20, 1888.
STATE OF IOWA,
sQf6se ef SSssetary of Statsy "a
Dea Moines, May T. arE.E
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
Of the original roll now on flo in this ONCE, 3
Ed. WRIGHr, Sec'y Of State.
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CHATTER les.

AN ACT Relating to the futilaasfon st Notices
and Proceedings in Newspapers published in
the Foreign Language
SEC. j, .Re IL eHaeted " The Gs#errs assrsabfs
If a. ,yfne of Io,r1, Tint in al counties having
: 81 exceeding eighteen thousand inhabi
fants, in which . newspaper Il published in any
forsps loo srsKc, ali pablicastvps required by law
~ s. n nav st5apsrs shall be made ia such Of the
q "a stose rrfcsred to class of newspapers as tho
hoard of Supervisors may order, except those pub
Icataas required in civil actions, aud As to such
the ofieer OF person having the control may order
the publication in any Newspaper N the seuEsy'
printed in any foreign Language.
SEC .. This act being deemed Of immediate
,mnortance shall take effect and be in force. from
and after its publication u thu Daily STATE Eeyis
Ter sAasI oea Eegaa5 AdzsAas, newspapers pub
lIshef at Des Meines, Iowa
Approved Aprii7 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took Ell
feet By pubcation, as required u sectiunS there
of..css the 2oth day Of April, AID, 06&
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rejected by Gilbert and Ross. Kamus' 'ne
Huguenot astronomer OF Paris, re1useu "
accept it. Kepler, of whom we have maue
was q splendid astronomer anu
Lutheran. He was about to burn his Work
in favor of the Copernican system, because
the Lutheran theologians OF Iublngen con
demned it as dangerous to the inspired au-
thority of the Scriptures. The Jesuits
gave him professorship, notwithstanding
his Lutheranism, aid saved his book. In
Bohemia he met the celebrated iycno
Brahe, also q Protestant, and also driven
from his home by the fanatical prejudice OF
his countrymen against science.
here; then, was the real hostility 10
scientific truth =
As to the condemnation of Calico oelng
a condemnation of the Copernican system,
no man somewhat informed of the real Iacts
can for moment tolerate. such SUPPOSE
ton. The great probability is that every
member of the Board which condemned
him was himself believer in that system.
The whole condemnation in the case OF
Calico was of his attempt to enlist the
SCRIPTURES on Ills Sue OI Guo CohCAONSASJ .
He insisted in the most Incorporate man
ner that the Scriptures sustained his doc
trine. The Board condemned this without
for a moment intimating that they conflict
ed will, that doctrine. 1t was, too, more
the violent and dictatorial manner Of the
great professor, and his interference in the
construction of holy writ, that were object
ed to than the construction itself. 1t was,
as it is now, considered the province OF the
Ecclesiastical authorities to define the true
meaning of scriptural passages, and the
condemnation of Calico was more the con-
domination of " private Interpretation" thar
any thing else.
We might leave the question here, bu
will add that even though the tribuna
which condemned Calico had, in SO man!
words, declared the fxedness of the earth tt
be dogma of faith, and the doctrine OF 1t
rotary motion to be a heresy, such decree
would have no manner of effect in commit
ting the Catholic Church on the point. l
is the Pope, in general concurrence wit
the Catholic Episcopacy, that pronounce
on disputed dogmas. No other tribunal o.
earth, not even the Pope himself, as ten
poral ruler, or as Bishop of Rome, has an
claim to infallibility.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-22
An Explanation.

A communication appeared in our last is
sue relative to death of Mr. Hays Mt the
Hotel Dieu some time since, and in re-
Spouse to publication in the Times OF
previous date, on the same subject. AS 1t
has been suggested that our correspondents
structures upon the author of the first ar
ticle might be supposed to have reference
to the medical gentlemen mentioned in it,
he requests us to correct any such impress
sion.
The national reputation of the eminent
surgeon, and the known ability OF his as
sistants, named I'M the communications ought
to be sufficient guarantee that no reference
could be had to them in q charge imputing
want of skill, but rather to some other
person who might have had certain
amount of connection with the case. Be-
sides which, all of the gentleman named
are such earnest and genuine friends of the
Sisters, that they would certainly be more
inclined to screen them than to expose ;
negligence, if there had been one.
What our correspondent did mean, how
ever, and what he reiterates, is that the
: charge OF charges made or implied in tina
communication against the good Sister
and their splendid institution were false i
l toto.