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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07
The Syllabus.

q Our readers viii find DIR. Manning's COM
raents ON this important document publish
ed elsewhere in this issue. They will be
surprised in perusing his statement of its
sentiments, breathing SO much charity
and faith, such wisdom and foresight,
to know that It is branded AZ immoral
by a Protestant,seesarian sheet Of this city,
The opposition which the devil makes to
the document in common with all other
acts of the Church is called "virtuen by the
newspaper alluded to--"virtue in a most
unexpected quarter" The mere reading of
the Syllabus will be sufficient to show the
value of such ideas of virtue and morality.
The most astonishing assertion, however,
of the journal inquestion is as fpllows
So far, we believe mo ccclesiastici of position
except the renegade sEpiscopaliani Manning,
has Yentured to defend the Syllabus.
pztPeople are led to infer from this that the
Pope stands almost alone-in the position
assumed in the Syllabus, and that the
more respectable diguataries of the Church
are afraid, or ashamed to defend him. Of
course such a view cannot affect Catholic
readers, even If the paper in question should
ever reach any 5uCLl, uuO 9udV ih1plCSSAoA
must it make on simple minded Professionals
whose eyes may fall ON the paragraph in
question, and who are inclined to place
confidence in the source of information :?
Immediately they will conclude that the
Papal power is tottering to its fall, that a
disruption is imminent, and that Protest
antism will be the only recognized form of
Christianity.
We cannot say, of course, that such an
effect wassfntended by the person penning
the paragraph in question, but when de-
duction of that .kiafwoGld be SC natural
and so baneful to innocent souls, the writer
,ought to have been more guarded, and
ought even now to make explanations.
Let him come out like man and say that
he doesn't keep the run of Catholic news,
and really knows nothing as to what eccle-
siastics have defended the Syllabus; that
in fact he does not believe that any single
ecclesiastic in good standing has failed to
defend the said Syllabus wherever and
whenever heproper occasion offered.
We really suppose that the writer does
not know anything about the facts of the
case but we are satisfied he cannot for
moment doubt that the Pope is fully sus-
tafped by the whole Church in the Syllabus
alluded to. In that case it would be I'M
evangelical either to create a contrary i'm
preston voluntarily OF, to profit by it if ac-
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EQUIvoCAL.--The Gaulois tells little Re
publican anecdote about Lafayette, At La
marques funeral the crowd took out the Gene
rails horses as he was returning and drew him
to his hotel. "YOu must have been very much
pleased" remarked friend some time after
wards. "Very muck pleased indeed" replied
Lafayette; but never saw anything more of
my horsesin
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

The fact of the arrival of Br. Hunter, of New
York, is announced in another column He has opened
his oco at It's Canal street. Herbers drug store
where he will attend TO patients laboring under
plants Of the throat lungs and heart He Is editor of
persons laborinG under any of the complaints named
will do well to consult him. His hours from A.
till
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

DYING AND SCoURING.-Mr. J. Bontemps,
dyer and scouror SO Poyrs street informs his friends
and theubc in advertisement elsewhere that he has
resumed business, and Is prepared TO
with care aud dispatch tailor being attached to the
establishment, mendng md repairing is attended to-
Those who study economy VIII find it to their advantage
to call him. ..r-r.r.-..r
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

FISE DRESS GooDs.-The attention of
readers called to the lengthy advertisement of Messrs.
J. a. Bselman & Co in this days paper in which they
that they have still further reduced the price
Of their striped and Japanese Silks Irish and French
PopnB etc Their store is replete with ali the latest
oYelties, and viii amply repay visit.
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BY the special notice found in another col
uun it will be that meeting of the composing
Father Sheehans parish is requested this day three
o'clock, the Church As business of Importance
win be submitted at general attendance is desired
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s=oPN7Ne s4AT Am CATHOLIo M1sssENGER.
CALENDAR or THE WEEK.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rev. M. g. Vigue,
PauIding, Miss, So; NJ. Haply, do, 80 !;
s. Street, do, So; A. G. Dease, do, SO !;
C. Rogers, Enterprise, Miss, 90 Mich.
Hiney, do, SO; G. G. Hale, Morganza, La,
80; Miss Mary McCloskey, Dungiven, coun-
ty Derry, Ireland, $5.
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Gartli1Eaite, Lewis &. Co, Tulane Buildings
n and az Camp street offering 60 their friends
ard the public large stock of clothing shirts and fur
niShina goods az the lowest market prices well
extensive assortment of trunks travelling bags, etc, See
advertisements,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

People who are always talking sentiment
have usually no very deep feelings. The less
water-you have in your kettle, the sooner it
begins TO make noise and smoke.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

The shadows of the mind are like those of
the body In the morning of life they all lie
behind Us, OF. noon we trample them under
foohoapd in Die evening they stretch long and
deepening before us.
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DENTIsTRY.--Dr. N p. Godfrey, after a So
journ of months in Canada and the Northern
States has returned this city and local I'd South
street, next door the Rev Dr. Palmeys church The
reputation Of this gentleman s deptist Is well estab
nshcd.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

FuouR.-J W. Platt & Co, corner Camp and
poydras advertise sell GARDENERS Blue Ribbon Flour
at 81 IS, delivered free Of charge
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1t is better, in conversation with positive
men, to turn of the subject in dispute with
soide- Merry concefts tfafl to keep mp the con-
tention to the disturbance of the company.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

See advertisement relating to Benedlctiol
Veil for benefit of Father Sheehan'e new Church
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By an advertisements in another column it
yille seen TINT j. H. norton manufacturer md dealer
in Boots and Shoes j. still located at III Andre street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07

The people of this country are not yet
prepared for total abrogation of their
original form of government at least not
without due discussion and reflection, GER
tainly not by quiet aud unnoticed assump-
ton on the part of one branch of the Gov
eminent like that proposed in this case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-03

The immigrants into New York dur
ing 1865 amounted to 213, CSC souls, of
whom Ill, $50 were from Germany,
47,57I from Ireland, 1896 from Eng
land, II, $40 from Sweden, 1890 from
Scotland, 1902 from Switzerland, 2,Sl1
from France, 1,265 from Holland, ]. Os7
from Denmark, ZOOS from Norway,
and the remaining 5000 were variously
divided among Russia, Italy, Wales,
Poland, Spain, Portugal, japan. or
these 2l3. 6SG immigrants. it is reported
that 65, ia were destined for New York,
81, 695 for Illinois, IL, 537 for Wisconsin,
IL, 1888 for Ohio, 1904 for Massachusetts,
6,926 for Pennsylvania, and about 5000
each for New Jersey, Michigan, Mis-
souri, and California. The following
remarkable small numbers were des-
tined for the Southern States: Arkan-
sas, 20; Virginia, 731: Tennessee, $40:
North Carolina, LA; South Carolina,
AS; Georgia, l27; Alabama, ia: Florida,
81; Mississippi, "a; Louisiana, SOFA
total of 2,646, or less than one and a
half per cent. of the whole. The un-
settled condition of affairs in the South
is reported to be the cause of the disin-
clination of the immigrants to make
their homes in the South:
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DR.. DIO Lewis New HyeenIc EsIab-
lIahment in Boston.

lIshment in Boston.
a great success is claimed for the new
eight story boarding house of DR.. Die
Lewis, in Boston, and the doctor regrets
that he did not build 1t five stories
higher. The lower story ia a restaurant.
The building has steam elevator and
two dumb walters, sixty large rooms,
with hot and cold water in every bed
room, a mile and quarter of speaking
tube connecting every room In the
house with the office. The price OF
suites ofrooms ranges from $500 to 81 O0O
per annum. "Let meillustrate one adj
vantage" he said the other day. "My
own bedroom is in the eighth story,
one hundred and fifty feet from the
Office. On going home at three o'clock
to-day for my dinner, at once rode in
the elevator to my own floor and sug-
gested to my wife that we should dine
In our own parlor. Turning to the
mouth of the speaking tube, 1 blew
ringing the bell in the office, which
threw down a silvered ball which indi-
Gated the number of my room. The
clerk at once asked, What is wanted?'
replied that l would have such and
such articles for dinner for my wife and
self in fifteen minutes. The articles
were put in a little portable cupboard
with non-conducting side, placed in
one of the dumb walters at the right
time, and sent up to the eighth floor,
giving notice to the waiter on that door
that dinner for Mr.. Lewis was coming
up. The waiter spread the table and
left us in peace and Quietness to dine at
our leisure. No servant had assembled
single flight of stairs"
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RELIGIOUS NEWS,

1t Is stated that the Unitarians have
now seven places of worship in Boston,
In which the seats are all free.
1t is said that there exists in all the
great State of Texas not single organ
lied Presbyterian or Episcopal (colored)
church.
The Presbyterian knows church
in which the choir Is paid 81, 200, and the
contributions to domestic missions do
not amount to 500.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in
the State of Mississippi, with the ex-
ceptiOn OF one congregation, Is compOs-
ed wholly of cOlOred people.
Lord Hetherton, the new Lord
Chancellor of England, has for the last
thirty years been a devoted and sue
cessfnl Sunday school teacher.
"A portion of the attendants at ST.
Patric6's Church, Cleveland, o., have
dispute with their priest, because he
exacts ten cents admission to n seat,
which must be paid before entering the
pew.
Wisconsin hasa population OF near
ly half million, of whom 100000 are
are connected with Evangelical Church.
es. Fully one half the population are
foreigners.
There Is considerable agitation at
present in some of the Congregational
churches of the Western States, in ref
erence to the use of tobacco by profess
ing Christians. The Northwestern
thinks it time for the Christian public
to look the question straight in the face,
as it is an evil second only to the use O +
alcoholic liquors.
Mr.. Spurgeon, the other day, was
scolding certain of his followers who
daclinod tn interfere in notifies IN the
ground that they were "not OF this
world" This. he argued, was mere met
aphor. "You might as WE'LL" he said,
being sheep OF the Lord, decline to eat a
mutton-chop on the plea that 1t would
be cannibalism.
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ErauspurtattsA.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 10Th, 1858,
Trims will run Els follows:


Tickets TO all principal points in the EsasI
and West can he procured at the Union office
in Mcclure II OuSe, and at the Station AT
Bridgeport. r. Il. MYERS,
lRnl3 General Ticket AGENT
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mIsCRLLANEOUs MATTERS.

Ice will be King next summer-iu
price.
Henry Ward Beecher thinks the
"coming man" will ride velocipede
One fifty.thousandth part of the
people of the United States wear wigs
Boston has two potatoes on exhibit
ton, for which it asks $50 each.
Over five thousand horses were
killed in Berlin last year for human
food.
The late Hon. Howell Cobb had an
insurance OF $4,000 on his life. It has
been paid his family.
Five hundred and sixty. five thou
sand and three hundred hogs is the
number packed in Chicago this season
to the 3Oth ult.
A Yankee paper, in describing a
shipwreck, says that 'the mate of the
crew, found himself cast upon an unin-
habited island, tVithout a dollar in his
pocket"
"A young Wall street speculator in
New York having married a very home
~ Fifth avenue girl, worth something
over million OF dollars, declared that
1t wasn't his wife's face which attracted
him 80 much as the figure.
1--WE see," says the editor ola news
paper In Tennessee, THAT the sheriff
has advertised the Argus Office for sale,
during our absence. If the sheriff can
sell it, he will do more than we could
ever do.
"A noted politician was once assert
ing his entire Indifference to the opin-
ions of his opponents, and to their per-
sonal abuse. "Why," said he, "a man
likened me the other day to Judas Isca-
riot, but 1 don't cares" "Yes," said a
bystander, "but how does Judas feel
about it ?"
"A fellow went into a one dollar
store, in Portland, to make purchase.
The clerk assured him that he could
take anything in the store for that sum,
and the man made choice of the stove,
and insisted on the genuineness OF the
trade, but compromised and took four
dollars instead.
philadelphia has police lieutenant
OF remarka BILE personal magnetism.
According to a reporter OF that city,
with single look of sorrow over his
white necktie he can as easily disperse
set OF urchins, turning sOmersaults on
the grass in the park, as an austere man
could accomplish the same with club
In each hand and pocket full of paving
stones"
An old lady was asked what she
thought of one of her neighbors of the
name OF Jones, and, with a knowing
wink, replied: "Why, l don't like to
say anything about my ne:ghbors. AS
then again l don't know after all, l
rather guess he'll turn out to be good
deal such a sort OF man as take him
To he ~
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OUAssIA TONIC CUPS, for sale at e
" BOOKINGS Drug Store. No. I. Odd
Fellows Hall.
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"GEo. p. ROWELL & Co. offer TO advertl-
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Transcript.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
uuVe Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, VIce-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actu-
airy,
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Business Cards.

T1OKGEY & HUGHES
Dealers in BoOt8a and Shoes.
u 100 Main street.
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"The house of GEO. P. RowEL1. & Co., is
the only one in the business that has Itself
used advertising 10 any great extent to ad-
vance its Own 11 IN interests; They spend large
advertising pays the best."-N. Y. Mail.
jan14
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BOOKINGS UNR1vALLED BAKING
D POWDER. The best in the market and
always gives satisfaction. apr2
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R. COMP'Y

WHEELING, November 18th, 1868.
DASsS GINGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
Il the following schedule on and AFTER the
goth day of November, lS6S-Wheeiing time.
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washington Topics md Gossip.
RUSH FOR OFFICE


Senators and Representatives are
already overrun with applications for
Office under the new administration.
The pressure from the city ofNew York
will be tremendous. Although Senator
Morgan's term expires with this Con-
gress, his influence in regard to the New
York city offices will be decisive with
General Grant. IfMr. Conkling in any
case goes with Morgan they will win,
even against Fenton, the new Senator,
ILLINOIS wAsHBURNE.
Illinois Washburne was shown the
newspaper dispatch stating that his
family are packing their trunks for
Paris, and laughed over it. General
Grant has not talked Paris or the Cabi-
net to him yet, but he knows well
enough what Is coming. He will have
an opportunity to enter the Cabinet if
he chooses, but his health may prevent
acceptance.
INAUGURATION BALL.
An account OF the difficulty of inau-
guration bnllers winds up thus: 1t has
been intimated by those who claim to
be thoroughly informed that even had
there been no contention among the
projectors of the ball, General Grant
would not have consented to attend, for
the reason that the ex-President would
be present, and he is unwilling to meet
him. It is also stated that important
changes will need to be made in the
proceedings usual at inaugurations, in
asmuch as General Grant, it is stated,
has intimated that he will not occupy
the same carriage with Mr.. Johnson in
going to and from the Capitol.
CONFIDENCE MEN.
Gen. Schenck did a good work on
Saturday in advertising the country
that most of the lobbyists infesting
Congress are simply swindlers, who
fitch money from greenhorns by pre-
tending to influence, and even to pur-
chase, the votes of Members to whom
they dare hardly speak, and whom
they in no manner control. He gave
notice that those who pay money to
led out of it, and ought to recover it
back again,
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Where the general business of the Company
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A WAC says it is folly to expect girl
to love a man whom everybody speaks
we'll Of. Get up persecution, and her
affections Will cling SO fast that a dozen
guardians can't begin to remove them.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-08

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btn5uuseben pertebt i1@ scn 1rlbf, bic
oann, pl1Bli6 obne ale urla&c BON elmer
partle Naufboloe. uberfalen .unb nit Wiz
Me1crn Giienitansen,: @puten,
&nitteln u. +. ~, o1ae9rifen unb balbz
toet seldIaeen pe%roen--fann er etpoS
ab19euli9ere5 9eben? ST fir 5pldc
Sanoe irgcno eineStrafe aubcr bemWolz
9en ooer 2ynG9cri@t binlan9!id?
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po(i5eigericut

Na@benannte trei SSbne BET 9runen
sSnlel betranfen iid> mahten Speftafel,
mtecer>ebten li@ Dem poliSsibeamten uno
Sab(ten pafir
Wt'te DDr, SIS. unh Soften. -. $50
Ocnn1s Suuiuan $40. unp Soften.
W1utam 9tolan, SIS. unc Soften.
5erar mar eines tbdtliden Mnerif6
a11'etlo9t; Slascr sos cic &la9e ;urUf.
5orar1 jablt rle&olten uno 0ebt BON ronz
men. ?.
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S6ulprufuue.

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