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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23

A LEAvENswoRTH paper takes off the
tell tale reports of the census of some of our
western cities, in the following lively man
Der:
Omaha, before the census. ...............ou ooo
Omaha, after the census.
Killed, wounded and missing ............37, Oon
Council Bluffs before the oensus...........2Oe zoo
Council Bluffs, after he census 900
Lost in action e,aUo
st. Joseph before the census 10 ,oa"
St. Joseph after the oee
Leavenworth, before the 80 200
Leavenworth, after the census. ....-..2l 900
Gone to congress...-..... ..-...-.--..-. i4,poo
Kansas CITY, before the census 80 Uoo
Kansas City, after the 90
Killed. wounded, and deserted......... 3, 600
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23
Odd Yallova

ROCK Island Lodge No. Is, 1. o. o. F., meets
every Monday evening at odd Fellow BAN,
southeast corner Of Illinois and Eae.s sts, 1t
"A O'Clock p.
L. +. HANSON, n. g.
NJ H. McGAyRRy, r. S.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23

SAVE YOUR MosEY.-For nearly ten years
past scholarship in the Bryant d Strstton
Business Colleges have sold at fifty dollars,
entiteling the holder to instruction in any
of the colleges, time unlimited. At the re-
cent snusl convention of the Association
the price of life scholarships was fixed at
seventy FIVE dollars, to take effect after due
notice to the public.
Scholarships can now be had at the Old
rates and thus save tacenty tire dottdTS
This opportunity should not be neglected
| If not vet ready to enter, scho lsrships will
be mailed upon receipt of draft, by address
ing Montague & Curtis, Davenport Busi'
ness, College.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23

THE Gazette says; Sisters Boromeo and
Bap,ist of the order of the Sisters of mercy
have returned from Iowa City, where they
have been to see about starting Hospital,
something similar to the one established
there. We understand that the proposition
meets with general approval of the people
of Iowa City, and that it is likely Hospita
to be under their charge will be established
there. There are buildings which can be
fitted up a. comparatively small expense
that will snower for Hospital purposes. Il
is proposed, however, to buy lot or lott
and erect a suitable Hospital building
thereon. When done it will probably b'
placed under the charge of the Sisters o
Mercy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23
Sisters of the + DIV Cross

This Institution is situated on the St. joseph
Rive, eighty mies east of Chicago, via Michi-
gan Southern Railroad and two miles from the
tiourishing town of South Bend. The ate is I'M
psralieled in lOvelincss; eighty acres are laid
out in fine pleasure grounds. The course of study
is very extensive and thorough, embracing all
the branches Of solid and refined education
The 3oth Semi Annual Session OPP ms on Mon
day, September 9th, 1870.
For Catalogue, address Mother NJ. Angela
Superior, st. M.ry's Academy, Notre Dame
fost Othoe. Indiana aug Dim
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23
CITY.

The Shoe Flies have their examination
this afternoon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23
MUM Fob Yrintt.R,

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention 1t the AReUs O1vIos, and be executed
In the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23
Sisters Of Charity Of the B. Y. NJ.
WILL REOPEN
TUESHAX, AUGUSY Is, 1870,

Young Ladies will be received a. boaTders,
Half boarders, and Day Scholars. The course
of instruction, as heretofore. comprises all that
constitutes e thorough. useful and ornamental
education, viz glish. Latin, French end Ger
nsn languages, Music Piano, Organ Harp
and Guitar, pisin and ornamental N-edlework,
Dress making, &c.
The Sisters have opened. in one of the teD.-
nent hOueos, school for boys under ten years
of age.
For further particulars inquire at the Academy
on Eighth street. bet Brady and Main, OF ad
dress by letter the
jyI4 diff SISTER SUPERIOR.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23

"Bsrrstt's" needs ~ pum.g.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-23
let me observe, . small amount of

comfort, and, let me observe, = small amount of
spiritual inspiration, too.
Perhaps your old camp chest will remain your
favored companion with all its reminisees of
frontier times, pickles, pork, hard tack, and
coffee; for We know that ''railroad ties" are
hard to break. Yet, let US hope that this in
terloper will live in peace with its elder and
more rheumatic sister. and relieve her partially
from her duties.
This chest contains the necessary oufnt-
don't recollect all the articles, at least, they e.
cape me at present. will only mention .ne
most indispensable, the one that Occur So fanr
lust now places are not wanting In iol iouI
of the latest efforts of the Rock Island GLASS
works. empty of course, but without which no
trna N;mrod or genuine disciple of Isaac Walton
ever vS6tured out, particularly IN wet weather
Won will doubtless see that they remain empty,
and set us of the younger generation an example
of that Goodness and sobriety of which Rock
Island is world removed.
And now, l see that our friends hungry
and suffering from thirst superinduced by the
dryness of my speech.
Be kind enough to except this gift friend
Warner, and take with it, our best wishes for
your heal and prosperity; and that you may
live to a green old age 10 the sincere wish of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

! have now to apologize to you for having
trespassed so long upon your attention. /
will only YIN conclusion TIT what is
given by Protestant colntFy and = Pro-
testant Government-gtvpn bV Prussia to
Catholics of that king om, and which has
made them, with other thin go, loyal, con-
tented, the best support of the honor of
their Crown and of their Gag in the time
81 danger-may also be given by England
to the Catholics who come to this country
under circumstances that ought to excite
the sympathy and commiseration of every
Christian man. The mostcomplete denOm-
national education given up 20 the control
tant country, loving its own religion and
guarding its own faith against any aggres-
sion, it still protects the faith and the con-
science of its Catholic subjects. That we
ask respectfully, and with less than that
we are slaves If we be content. Gentlemen,
the resolution have to propose aud to ask
you to adopt is this Religion being the
basis Of all true education, this meeting
holds that ary system which would tend
to secularize education cannot be acceptable
to the Catholics of this country"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city Of New Or
buildings hitherto known the PasaChristan HOTEL
fully realizing the aims which controlled the act Of
mova has reached envable standard Of educational
usefulness WHILE by unsurpassed advantages OF locs
tion we'll u the e0lid character OF the studies pnr
sued continues hold every guaranty for the
physical moral and development Of the stu
dents committed to the Brothers care.
Faculty includes Preparatory, Commercial and Cole
gste course, literary aud on the
First Monday of October in year, and ending
the First of ugust Qext ensuing In view however Of
greater facilities to Students classes will be kept
during vacations Offering desirable opportunity TO pa
and guardans of anticipating the of the
academic and entering their and wards during
wholesome exercise in the bracing atmosphere
the Gulf will be admitted to all the advantages Of
two months preparatory studes-a large gain-the bet
to fit them for meeting at the requirements Of
the regular course.
The are rated derate scale of prices
in warranted by the times.
Payments for term of FIVE months invariably in advance
Board, Washing Tuition and Doctors fee for term
Entrance Fee. to be paid once only lG
Vacation at College, with preparatory studies, from
LIST of August to LIST of October. 60
EXTRA CHARGES.
Musc-PianO, per term of five months. 80
Violin (strngs furnished). -.-..----.-.----- 26
Flute any other wind instrument %
Information may be obtained at st. Mary's College,
FOucher and New Orleans and
for circulars and other particulars, address
BRO. ISAIAH, President.
jyls Iy Pass Christian College.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

TEE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICATION
4 The great difficulty which physicinns have hesn
aborpg for centuries to has length been
obvated A Vegetable Cathartc and alternative moro
ecient than any mineral preparation of the class
ana az agreeable to the taste ordinary candy Is nov
offered to the sick in the form of a Lozenge.
, Ut Erasmus Windows Liver and Stomach Lozengeb
the most Important medicinal novelty that neder1
chemistry has produced 1t contains botanical
tracts pt rfectly harmless in themselves but sub
an al the remedial properties IF mercury, nndens-
this pleasant form to supersede and Danish a0y
use, the nanse Gus pills and potons of wbs M
gerous e1citant is the main ingredient. i. /&ne
Thousand experiments were made by tn ID cor the
peerless remedy before It was brouf placed n present
operation and although the medici stewaP iss sure
their virtues remain as active amos half as ever.
In Dyspepsia Bliousness, Cor 4 IN, Sick or Ners
S snSd 1as fssSsr sss Lossnges will =:
and disgusting compounds usuy administered in sucn
cases AS an andbilions spetHc apd general sperienL
tiG9s oT the of the regular M
~ Is guaranteed that who has once er1fa IN
Erasmus Winslows Liver and Stomach Lozcnee VIZ VIZ
ever again take purEatve powder, or draught o. H
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
EDUcATIoNAEr
YoUNa I44D1Es Ac AAD
- Under - &&a y4ssS2
THE DIRECTION OF THE .URHULINES,
Two Miles below New OrleSnas ,

This Insttution. which the inhabitants Of Louisiana
os h no
recommendston to be introduced to pubic notice. it
shs I'll. X
ment:
knowledge and the formDg Of their hs.rss to virtue
cleanliness and polite manners They sre mover
fsIed to beyond the reach Of wstchu but maternal
ton Of morals the willing observance Of rules
casS. pap *
is used upon the score Of religion but
s M 9
PAysieai EdueatsonThe health Of the scholars an
and ss5sfsi ssss sss spah Whole
40 distributed throughout the day, that neither the
mind nor the body Of The stpasnts from their ap
attended by ono Of the Ladies' and timely noce is given
anyways hand
Iuaon-The system Of instruction embraces the fol-
lowing objects: The English and French languages,
Writing Arithmetic Geography the Use Of the Globes
English and French 1ssra,sre. the Eismsnts Of x.
tzoaomy. Plain and Fancy Neede.work. The Elements
e Sst =, ias and T be
ssa sa and sse' vn0's asS''
Board and Tuition per annum $500, payable quar-
Day Scholars per annum $780, payable quarterly in
Entrance for the Boarders 90
fore the end of the quarter.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes per.
fs e Ue Musical per
Drawing, including Paper and Pencils, per month. %
Expenses for the Bathing season .... I 90
Books necessary for the different classes may be fur
establishment at moderate prices. seas ina
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES
And All Kindred Complaints.

There is high authority for saying that he is n fool
who decides case before he knows And there 10
no AT guing against Established facts" have soyc-
reign remedy for lung diseases similar com.
plants. have witnessed of the here asserted ndv
living in New Orleans, whose and residences mar
bs known by calling nay Office No. 81 Baronns street
near Canal adjoining the Jesuts Church.
This remedy is a vegetable production growing IN
louisiana 1t Is unknown to the medical faculty and
It's effects have been of the astonishing nature
practice the greatest medical discovery of the age
mind the of humbug. From that CRY appeal simply
to Jacts which ready to establish satisfaee
Of any mind that will admit evidence. =
Persons at distance, who wish to try this remedy
should write to friends in the city and let ves
gate H. they become satisfied with the evids
ITS Favor sufficient quantity for any ordinary
VIII De sent Tor S and the quantity subseatientl
If necessary, for siO. q. III SMITH
noI6m 81 Baronne street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
DOMESTIC CATHOLIC MTE11IaEHcE.

DIOCESE OF BosroN-Rev. Leonard Nota,
s. 1.-The Society of Jesus has lost another
of its most distinguished theologians, in
the death of Rev. Leonard Nota. This
sad event occurred at the College of the
Holy Cross, Worcester, Mas., on Tuesday,
the 9Th inst, whilst celebrating the Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass. The death of this
holy man was brought about by stroke of
apoplexy. He was sixty three years of
age-thirty of which he spent in the
priesthood and forty as disciple of St.
Ignatius Loyola.
DIOCESE OF Ordinations
On the 9th of April, the Rt. Rev. Bishop of
Wilmington, at the Redemptionist Convent
and House of Studies, Leicester, Howard
Co., Md, of which Rev. A. Van De Braalz,
C.SS.R, is Superior, conferred the sacred
order of Subdeacon on Rev. Messrs Angus
tinus Pingel, C. IS. r., Ludovicas Koch, c.
SS.R., Michael Oates, C.SS.R., Augustinus
Eberhardt, C.SS.R. On the 9TH the above
Reverend Gentlemen were promoted to the
Deaconate, and on the Sth, the feast of the
Seven DOlOrs, all the above Rev. gentle
men, together with the Rev. ]. M. Blakely,
Cong. Pass, were raised to the sacred dig
nifty of the Priesthood, and Rev. Martinus
the Deaconate.-Catholic Standard.
Death Of Religious.-Sister Aloysia
Croscen died ut the Academy of the Sacred
Heart, in this city, on Friday night, after
an illness of pleurisy, of nine days, and was
buried this morning. She was native of
Perry county, Ohio, and entered the Order
of st. Dominic, in 1854. She had been on
her late mission here, in the parish of st.
Dominic, about eighteen months, and was
a pious. Jealous, and devoted servant of
God.-Ibid.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

Bread IN AHcient 1imes.-Our lightweight
using bad hour, alum etc., should be informed
by our law makers that there is a limit to hui
man endurance. The ancient Roman law re-
quired that bread should be printed or stamped
with what may be called trademark, insli-
eating its composition. EShmples of this prac-
tice have been found in eXcavatiug the buried
city of HcrculaDcum, and III one ease the ioavcs
thus wonderfully preserved during eighteen
hundred wears, were marked, Sligo granis
ct cccre," meaning that the finest wheat -four
was mixed with the meal of peas or leutls.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

This invaluable production il the result Of many yes
application, IL by no mems new t0the proprietor
his friends BY whose advice he has been induced to
y meet public want This Bitter is an unsurpassed
more sgreeasle healthy and Rsatable sppetizer has
have long since been establishes their material conpo
stiOns are harmless and their Introduction due
OF our own citizens. Their acknowledged excelence
should give them prefer many Btters winch
are being sold at such prices leave profit amy
one save the distant proprietor -
This wonderful vegetable restorative since it hasbeen
before the public Tonic, the quantity sold has been
beyond expectation and has in given
greatest satisfaction For dyspepsia, general debility
constipation of the bowels fever and agne and oil cho
eric these Btters will be found Invaluable to
al who desire stimulating tonic and are particularly
recommended to all travelling by land and
Wherever introduced it has become standard article
1t s the best and purest Tonic offered. As tonic and
cordiai1t mas no equal among stQmachics.
TRY BEFORE PURCHASING
1t will be Sratnitous If not satisfactory II
sumner and dealer the money refunded. .1SE Fl
Sold by Schmidt & Zeiger. John 1. A
Hartwell Chambers d. Sedberry, L BlooIsG. y
Grief L. Co, Schneider e. Zuberbier. DetsoaAA
Co., Stnmberg & Co L. Bloom, shrOpshir{IsajI
son, Seixas & Co.. and by grocerp, druggistealjI \,
generally. I "
JAS. W. PRICE g. CO.
mh6 3m Sole Propretors, 10. Poyiras street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

The LAST MOMENTS OF CoUSr DE Mon
TALEMBERT.-An account of the end of a
life, SO nobly spent as his was; cannot fail
extract from the Correspondent of March
25th, the following particulars, from the
pen of his friend, M. Leopold de Gaillard:-
= "The eve of his death he spent like every
other day. From five to seven he received
some friends, and the evening he passed
with his own family. Nothing was re-
appeared more animated, more cheerful,
and more visibly happy through the love
and affectionate care of those around him.
During the day he had written a long and
beautiful letter to M. Champagny, on the
subject of his eulogy of Berger, pronounced
the day before at the Academy.
Z" At ten o'clock he retired to his bed
chamber. The length and loneliness of the
nights, too often without sleep, We're dur
ing his illness particularly dreary for him.
He always had books beside his bed. That
night he had read longer than usual, as if
to bid by this last excess q last adieu to the
passion which had devoured his life. At
night the Sister who attended him said to
him, "You will excuse me, Count, but
really l cannot leave you the lamp any
longer" Sunday morning, at six o'clock,
when she came to inquire after her patient
before going to Mass, he answered her that
he felt we'll and had passed good night.
He himself began the day as was customary
with him, by taking up his prayer book,
which he wished to be always left within
easy reach.
When the Sister returned, in less than
an hour afterwards, the invisible blow of
death was struck; the patient complained
of short and sudden pains in the region of
the heart and of the head. Seeing his face
o,,1l IT, 1. i
his speech scarcely audible, the good Sister
had only time to say, whilst falling on her
knees, Count, let us say together an act
of contritionp Pardon, my Cod the
great and firm Christian twice repeated
with an inimitable accent of humility aud
tenderness: then he inclined his head
towards The Crucifx placed between his
hands and sank into the lethargy which is
the fore-runner of eternity (tomba dams
l'assoupissement ayant-courrier de Peter-
nite.)
Meanwhile, Madame de Montalembert,
warned at the first signal of danger, had
sent for the nearest doctor and priest.
Thanks to her, the last prayers were said,
and Extreme Unction administered, before
life had departed. 1t is the last service, the
last devotion of the Christian wife. At
half past eight the great soul of him who
was Count de Montalembert assembled
towards God"
The same writer says that a few days be-
fore his death the Count de Montalembert
received Holy Communion in the Church
of st. Thomas Aquinas 1t was his own re-
quest that there should be no funeral ora
ton, and he directed his friends to have in
scribed on his tomb the words of the
Psalmist and of job: "Miserere mel,
Domino sana amman mean Quoniam pee
cavi tibi, miseremini mel, vOs saltem amici
mel"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
PERsrvrnANCr SASH, BIINn AND Doom

PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Doom
STEAM FA,ToHY.-The proprietor OF this factory. Mi
Gr,tge fuiNrz we'll known tu this community NOT only
hlS pabhc spirit and but ui the excellence
u. articles " lyb manufactures USing none hui
the hest Materials aud What Is well seasoned giving
hH personal sion ali the "details of his buaincs
pIHmpt in nllng al o,ers and faithful in their
etral satisaCiu iH all who do buri.
nr-s with al turves His prices. t'so beyond
petition - viii br ry inspecting partIR! list OF
another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

All the virtues of the true CALASAYA BARK aie
to be found in the ARGYLE BiTrERS. mshinG then
General Debility and Of the stomach ava
Being mild In effect and pleasant 70 the tastes ting
are especially recommended to delicate females asa
gentle, soothing and invigOrating tonic.
e. d. Wheelock, Sole Proprietor. New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
- IFoundei 1871
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,

y NEW ORLEANS.
The eldest, and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER.
cial College in the United States. There Ia Full Fac.
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu-
Saton IOI themselves or SONS are invited to call Stu
dents enter in all the Departments
lcCe ut any time When clubs of three enter at
the same time from the place ten per deduc
ton will he made. Board and Lodging S25 per month.
Book keeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, English,
French Spanish. GcIman photography, etc, taught
nSrd in husincssso that each student at once
take charge of ANY set of Books An education
hles the student To SJ0 S2DOO So per
is the best FORTUNE parents give their The
south must now educate ALL her PRACTICALLY,
they will forever be the slaves of the North
n. B-foung men. take notice that = known
OF the Graduates this College
the past thirty seven years is in profitable business
Alter 20 wears OF success, this uege requires
Their Endorsement Than the fact that SEVERAL THOU.
SAND ct its Graduates are in Prosperous Business
This City and over the Snnth
app " RUFUS DoLBEAR President
DATENT IRISH FELT-
superior article for Roofing purposes. manufao-
tu-ea By D. Anderson Son Belfast, ireland
For sale by J.G LTNGIAM co.
BNly IT Carondeet street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A RGYLE BITTERS.
ARGYLE BITTERS.

The superiority of the aboyenamed article over any
other Btters admitted In every instance where
comparison has been made. The proprietor most TO
spectfuly informs the public that the high
they justly acquired has been their
inertia alone The Ingredients used In point OF purity
excellence and medicinal qualities cannot be
unequaed by any combination Of medicines having any
claim for tho relief of the following complaints t0r
which the ARGYLE BITTERS are especially recon.
mended, Wis
NDIGESTION. faa
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT
JAUNDICE,
FLATUEENCY,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE,
any arrangement of the Stomach.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

| BONTEMPS DYER AND SCOURER liz, P.,, ,ira.
~ street betwren CaroudcieC AMI FIT0nne STreis
merry OF Bonr'"'n street for numier nr v.ara
Mr. J Bnntemps Informs hs friends and tlt, ul,lsr ~
general that he has resahlishrd hmsif i he u, eInk
securing and Cleaning buanrrs the anvr ItaC. a
orsrs will he attended with care and Iisp.tcb a
Isr .s sa=chs =; ths establishments mo wrij nt1.n.
To repairing and nlondinx of clDthtR Speciality 10,
mourning ordeEs from the country promptly attendss
1Ss NOT On.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
THE ARGYLE BITTERS
Are for sale at the following weH.known wholesat

Are for sale at the following weH-known wholesale
dealers:
,3 Schmidt & Zeigler,
e. j. Hart & Co., 49, af
Schneider & Zuberber,
G. If. Baylv & Pond.
Hartwell, Chambers Il SedboTry, n
\ j. N. Lewie 4 Co,
. Snams, Levy q DeDegre. X
1saaceOn. Seixas IL Co.. *
Rosenberg Schesck e Berisen, a~
B. 81 Blanton & Co, m
John Fleming ~sseE - t'
And by retail Druggists and Grocers throughout tho
wHEELOCK, FINI4AY e CO.,
ap3 I'm Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN AT,L16T
The Purest, Best and Greatest Remedy Of
the Age.
PRICES
CELEBRATED AROMATIC STOMACH AND TONIC
BITTERs.
OUR TRADE MARK:
FOR FAMILY USE
e x e