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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

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ter fneen.
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tertblr be6 @oloonS slidlt6 entfamen.
- Der Deputy 3ouamts< 80 uector
Don ct. Yaul bert9tet fir 1869 fpleenoe
G%innabmen: Gin9an9s36Qe in Cob
$83,546.42 Sonna9e Taren 1892.
6oipital $943. Dampfbpot< Snipection
1924. Mmtlide @ebIbren $31O.75.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

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mann 9arff ibre Nlberne 6o9seit,
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ern tpie fe bic flberne feierten.
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Cine arose Nn3obl Don MttslieDern aus
alien Gbeilen cs6 StaateS 3at fl9 elm
oefunben. Or. Somucl Biuev bielt
ben jdbrltden &ortros unb nadbem bic
tebenpcn COMMITTEES ernonnt, >purben
mebrere Mepiatnil@e @prtrd9e lbn lpe<
jtelle &ranfbeiten 8ebalten. Dim Mbenp
fano I'M Merdant6 5otel Elm Banquet
tatt, bel tpeldem Dr.. Stemart in eez
robnter wdroi9er Weiie ben 8priiB
flbrte.
- Gin 9efdll9ter We@lel fir $4,000
auf bic erfe Natipnol 8anf aon6afines
>purbe Samlta Tag in ber. biefise,1 eriten
Natipnal Banf prdientirt.' >Derlelbe
par an9ebli@ BON 6errn &enid, rem
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filings aus9eite1t unp enpol1i rt BON @bas.
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bielen fol9t Der &rob Der Narren in bum
ter Neibe III pferpe unp in S9litten.
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befeben.
- Mrbrere omerifanii9e Nef@en
iino balb aus rent 3du6@en, neil fe bic
@bre co batten NIT ben, Yrin;en Mrtbur
ycn @nslano auf einem ibm ;u Gbren
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aens nod tcler, ba fe bic Nau1en per
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li9e &e@t" I'D 81 NarreN. 3u MAIDEN.
Btamtcn Babl prr $ fen
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

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a. Strabc nabc ct. Deter einen qroben
2eibtau,
be- Bir serpeilen Die Seler Au(eree
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Sbuey in Minneapplis. 5br 9a9er psn
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Sprten, Dpn ben p%roindrfeu Rude1<
@erdtbidaTen bis supen ~feinien parlprz
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lelbf @dreiner BON Boitun aus tat nit
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uno "a ale feline 2eutc urter 1etucr
lpejieQen @ufl@t arbeiten> 10 liefevt boe
@e16dft MUIR iplioe Mrbeit.
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perionen, tbctl6 in 81. Mntbpns uur
tbeils in m%inneapolis, unp arbeitet had,
ben neuelten Muoeuen, bic ie iepes Satr
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ben erten Stobien 1bertrift es ale bi8~
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gall, ou1abrl'@ etn bubfdes @umm9en fir &c.
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stnem vte'ter u 80. 1 MAIDEN laNen, pie 6crr
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uno &9eoba!b, Der pertebt fein Geidaft uub IL
mabt9 IN tttnen Vrfilen.
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sorratbis unb fpitenfrei 3u b~e3teben.
Nue, bic ibren Greunben III Der alien 5eiuatb
pber ben Uflt9eu Staaten cine eetreue Bei@rei~
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Staat8 Neui0fcitcn.

Staats Meuiefciten.
- Die Mantatu Union" bertdtet
paG bo6 81. peter 2aup Amt in furaer
Belt na9 Seem ulm nerlest peroen wiro.
- Der @taotratb BON @abalbaw Fat
5000 fir ben 8au einerSride aber8eef
Slousb be'piQ{st. .
- Die &atbplil9e Stride in Stonp
20 Meilen BON Sauf Center,
bronnte leBte Dpnnerlta9 9fa9t Bis auF
BEN @runb al.
- 5u Blue @artb uno Tartbault
@ounttcs baben fat ale Stapte unb
Eomns au @uniten Der Mussabe son
SonoS CUR nnterRuBun9 Don 'Gileubab<
men 8ettmmt.
Garner Counts bat cine 6arnt SOFT
200 Nder fir ietn NrmenbauS ;u eiueu,
preiie BON 1880 setauft.
- 600 Nrbeiter ilnb an Der @iueua
unp ct. peter Babn swil9en @aufato
unD S%ane8yile beldGftist.
! Die Difrtet Court bat cut~
19iepen oab Safe City Der oelebltdbc
County StB Don Baba1baw lit. Die
prp;eBfpi item fir pa6@ounty beloufen Id,
in bielem Sale ouf $142,417.
Gerle9ung peS st. Yetcr<
2anpamteS.-Der Drdfoent bat om
10. Sonuar eine B%erprDnuns n[a0en
pbi9eS 2onp Mrnt na9 Stem uln1 III Yty@
legcn uno miro nod i'm 2aufe oieles Wpz
mats oa6 reue 2anoomt in Seem uln ev@
Shnet weroem..-
Bei3en in 9atins5 IS Gents.
Sn Gaylors Sails miro cine g.
1enz@ 'eberei anselest.
- Im 5teu Tebruar wuroen in Wo,
ribault ourd Mn9or Sel, meldea erplp@
otrte, brei @etdure Elm Naub Der SLAM
men,
- Bei5en III Gbatfelp miro fir f.,
Gents perfouft
- Der Bau BET reuen Geunm se}at-
III Dretpn, Tiumore COUNT lit cpllen@
bet.
- q, ). Bbeelod Don Gpota, D{m~
fteo county wurpe Don n@ei1wneneR
oe6 Gereeoen6 pes Gbebru@S hhufptg
%9efunoen.
Mnpta~-@ Gin Beuer brad Wioutae
Mittag 1T benz 6auie yon s. M. Rm,,
bplpb aus ; berielbe 1T 8I91enldmtee
uno benuBte ei1en She'll hes 9aule9 ais
Wertitatte. Serluf $4,000 phn: Wer<
tderun9.
} Das nd6flie9enee 5aus, in we(deur
Stbley unp Sunnan Elm @rpcerieQe(d6fc
baben muroe 9dn5lid son Teuer Ger
ff1rt. Die Baaren wurcen oerettet UNI
Der Nerluit am 0ebdube betrd9t 600.
Gin neue6 6rame 6au6 Don Mvrau
WopcS puroe chen falls 3erlt1rt. @crlu(t
$1,000.
- Die 6Hentli6e praiune oe, j35o>
hinge Der ct. @louo Nprmal19ule FAM
ami Mittwp@ ftatt.
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5. nt1t abeebplt pcrbeR llnb:
brtefe.
sr3t s. g.. &arnbad @bclpb
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). 3. @tepart YpRmetRer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

CHRYsosToM's ELoeuENcE.-The follow
ing burst Of eloquence from st. John Chry-
session., when he was sentenced to banish-
ment, is a good specimen Of the style of
this j" golden mouthed" preacher:
What can fearfI Will it be death
But you know that Christ is my life, and
that I shall gain by death. viii it be
exile But the earth and oil it's fullness is
the Lords. Will it be the loss of wealth Z
But we brought nothing into the world,
and can carry nothing out. Thus all the
terrors of the world are contemplate in my
eyes, and I smile at its good things.
Poverty I do not fear. Riches I do not
sigh for. Death do not shrink from. and
life do not desire, save only for the pro-
gross Of your souls. But you know, my
friends; the true cause of my fall. 1t is
that have not lined my house with rich
tapestry. 1t is that have not dattered the
effeminacy and sensuality of certain men,
nor laid gold and silver at their feet. But
what need / say more Z Jezabel is raising
her persecution, and Elias must fly. He.
rodias is taking her pleasure, and John
must be bound in chains the Egyptian
wife tells her lies, and Joseph must be
thrust into prison. And SO il they Danish
me, shall be like Elias; if they throw me
into the mire, like Jeremiah; if they
plunge me into the sea, like the prophet
Jonah if into the pit, Ike Daniel If they
stone me, it is Stephen that shall resena-
semb1e John, the fOrerunner, if they cut
off my head Paul, if they beat me with
stripes Isaiah, if they saw me asunder
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

bands. They are now mostly dispersed by
the Swiss aud Italian S1thoritss, but they
have committed NO axcesses or depredakions
II the north q .sa ss,Sas To- sap ps
the Maremma.--zablet.
A thousand Butch and Belgian volun-
teers arc expected, to fill up the vacancies
in the Zouaves. The German Committee
are working for the Carabiniers and the
Dutch Committee for the Legion and for
the Artillery, which also receives foreign
volunseers. A loan has been negotiated
with Belgian house, and with the help Of
the Peters Pence II must be hoped that the
present most critical period may be passed
in safety.
/ The expenses Of the Council have been,
and continue to be, immense; and butfOr
the constant subscriptions Of every Catho-
lie country it would be impossible for the
Holy See to provide forsthe necessities OF
The Council now meets at an earlier and
rises at q later hour, so that the average of
speakers has been this week seven per diem
Twenty bishops Of the majority have with
drawn their names from the list of speak
ers, as they see no necessity for adding a
word to those of their chiefs, and are only
desirous to proceed to the vote. This will
very materially shorten the discussion, and
hasten the decision, which it is resolved
shall be attained before the Council is pro-
rogued, as the current of events appears
such as might easily prevent its reunion.
The Apostolic Palace at Castelgandolfo is
being prepared for the reception OF many
himself will make . short sojourn in the
sVilleggiatura this autumn. He is wonder
fully well, and able to take his usual exer-
else, and his physicians think that he would
be greatly benefited by change Of air
after the fatigues and anxieties of the Coun-
Gil.
!. His Holiness received the Rev. Mr..
Grosvenor, Chaplain of the Convent of
Prince Thorpe, on Thursday last. He was
the bearer of a case of beautifully worked
altar-linen for the foreign missions, the
work of the community and their gift to
the Holy Father. The Pope also received
the engineer of the Ostian Canal, Signor
most successful one. The first cutting of
the canal was made last week, and the
works of the dock will soon commence.
The French bishops now in Rome, headed
by Mgr. de Dreux Breze and Cardinal Don
net, have commenced subscription, in
order to offer to the Pope complete ser
vice for his chapel to correspond with the
magnificent professional cross given by
the Marquis of Butte, and which were ex-
posed by M. Armund Culliat in che Ex-
hibition of Christian Art. They are most
beautifully executed, and are designed by
M. Pierre Bassano, OF Lyons. M. Desce-
met, the jealous and excellent representa-
tive of the Paris Catholic Committee, has
undertaken to receive subscriptions.
The definition is not, it is thought, likely
to take place before the end of the month,
which would postpone the public session
and PRONUNCIATION of the dogma till the
second week in July, as the scrutiny of
votes, the reconsideration of objections,
ETC., by the commission will occupy at
least ten days before the requisite for
malities can be completed.-W Weekly Regis
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

.YoUNa Ladies' ACADEMY.
Unasr
TIE DIRECTION OF TIE URSULNES,
$3.50. Tive Nilns below New Oxlsans.

This 1nstitnton which Tie inhSbtAuts Of Louisiana
pes one nsss
recemsnaation 70 b introduced e pabc notice q
% sy ~ II ii. n
%srs, E4.ssso-The osjeo. eon.taatly hsps in view
BY ths l.dies he their gups mind. With
elssliises end Polite manners- Ths4 sre never snf
Ss
ton q e md the T,SnS .Ss
Catholics pupil. Of all sduitted and
interference is used the Of religion but
s * .'
s: ~
sS the that tss,
plioaton their classical duties. Whom sick they
attended BY Of the Ladies' and timely notice
%'i r' lately
lowing obiects: The English and French Languages,
Writing ARITHMETIC Geography the Use Of the Globes,
anSsS HnS French The &smsnss Of K
tronomy. Plain and Fancy Needlework. The Elements
taught ladies whose parents desire IT.
Board and Tuition per annum $500. payable guar. ~
Day ' scSoars per anaum iiso payable quarterly in
advance 80 90
Entrance for the BoardsIs ao GO
No deduction made for those who Withdrawn DO
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes pei. ~
h far Pc T,s 81 Musical Instrument. DOR month
1rawing including Paper and Pencils per month GO
E.psnsss for tie Bathing season .........:.. %
gOofs e: for s1S oassss may 30 fS hs
establishment e moderate prices. se26 I'm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

swoEd--it cuts both ways. The ezreetoe
the Government Is grave ono. t opens :
the blunder, we sud5eest that the siguers
recall all official autkOrity from their stgna-
lures, and let their names remain stmply
as the autographs Of private Individuals.
We are confident that, in . constitutional
point Of view, these officers abuse their
offices when they use them directly or indi-
rectly to further the interests Of any par
ticular church or creed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

This solemn festival was observed by
the Catholics Of Natchez by assisting at
MAos ana Vespers, and again on the follow
ing Sunday with B grand procession. At4
O'Clock =. II. the grounds about Devereux
Hall AAylum, in care of the Brothers of the
Sacred Heart, began to wear the appear
ance Of large gathering; at o'clock the
Very RevsEather GrignOn, assisted by the
Rev. Fathers Mialie and Martin, arrived on
tho ground, and proceeded at once to the
chapel OF the Asylum, where the Benedic-
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament was given,
rgior TO the forming of the grand process
sionin honor of our Lord. First ip order,
the Gross bearer and .ecolytes, bearing
1ikhted candles, followed by large num-
her q girls and boys, who had on this feast
IT, xat happiness of receiving Our Lord
HimbeH for the first time in the Holy Eu-
charist. The girls were handsomely dressed
In white;w long white wells; the boys
and white pants, ali bearing lighted can
dlest following these came in order the
girls q st. JOseph's School and the orphan
sElrlsaOf 81. Mary's Asylum, under the care
ofsssrxeed Sistera of Charity; these were
followed by the boys of Devereux Hall
of st. Aeysius, and the Sanctuary Society,
! who have especial care Of the wants of the
SshctaaFy. Both of these societies were
largely represented. Immediately follow
ing were large number of acolytes, bear
slnK censOrs, lxnterns and silver baskets
Allied with lowers, which were strewn by
sthern before our Lord in the Blessed Sacra-
mont, horne BY the Very Rev. Father Orig
non, ". G. The st. Aloysius Society of
young men and the st. MichaelS Society
formed guard of honor after them the
faithful followed, bearing lighted candles
an together forming very imposing and
grand pfocession.
Leaving the chapel the procession rested
An front Of very handsome repository,
where the go Salutaris" and "Tantum
Ergo" we're chanted by the clergy and chofs,
followed by the Ben6diction of the Blessed
SacrsmeQt. Arising, the procession moved
slowly through the garden and grounds up
to the rear of the asylum building, where
another Grand repository had been pre-
pared by the Brothers. The choir sang the
MAGNIFICENT so Salutaris" and "Tantum
Ergo and again the Benediction was
givens Forming, the procession moved
soleurnly aronnd through the grounds to
The REAR, Of the chapel, where the last grand
repoaitorF had been prepared with great
taste and care. Kneeing in front, the
clergy aad choir chanted fseveral psaims,
which &he faithful dispersed, thanking our
in allowing unit have established among
us the good Sisters of Charity and Brothers
Of tho Sacred Heart, who have been and
are still sowing good seed, which could be
clearly aeen by the zeal of the Catholics
this day In assisting with devotion and in
giving honor and glory to our Lord in the
Rlessed Sacrament. Is
Nav our dear Lord spare them to us, and
assist them ia all their labors. ia.
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DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MIssIssIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city Of New Or
leans to tho capaoious airy and thorough1y adapted
buildings hitherto the Pass Christian Hotel,
fully realizing the alma which oontrocd the Act Of re-
nova has reached envable standard OF educational
usefulness while, by unsurpassed advantages Of loca
ton wen The solid character Of tho studies Pur-
sueS Accntnnes TO hold out every guaranty for the
dents committed to She Brothers' oars "
The range of Studies carried out by experienced
Faculty, includes Preparatory Commercial and Cole
giate course, literary and ON the
First Monday of October In every year. and ending on
the First Of August next ensuing In view however OF
greater facilities to sndents ssses win be kept open
during vacations, offering desirable opportunity to
academic year entering their and wards during
tho In such event, the matriculates while en-.
oyng wholesome in the bracing atmosphere Of
the Gulf VIII be admitted to all the advantages Of
months preparatory studies-a large gaintho bet
ter to fig them for meeting at once she OF
The terms are rated moderate scale Of prices
Payments for Of Ave months invariably In advance
Board Washing. Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
Entrance Fee 70 be psid once only 10
Vacation at College, with preparatory studies from
LIST of August to 1et OF October. 0O
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-Piano, per term Of i've months. 80
Violin, (strings furnished)- ...-.-..--..--.-. %
Flute any other wind instrument. 20
Information may be obtained at st. Mary's College,
Foucher Epd P0eyfarre streee New Orleans and
for circulars and other particulars, address
BRO. ISAIAH, President
jyle ~ Pass Christian Colleges.
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FOUNDED fs32.1
0toRNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.

" NEW ORLEANS.
The Oldest and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
cial College in the United States There Full Fac
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu
cation for themaeivee invited to call. Stu
dents In all the Departments of the Col
lepe at any When clubs Of three enter ut
ton will be made Board and Lodging SIS per month.
Book keeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, English
used in businessso that each student can at once
bes student to $1,000 $1,000 5000 per
In best FORTUNE parents give their sons The
South must educate her sons PRACTICALLY, or
they will forever be the slaves of the North.
n. B-Young men, take notice that 80 far as known,
every numerous Graduates of this College for
the past thirty Ears Ia now in profitable business
After years of success this College requires fur
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND Of its Graduates in Prosperous BUSINESS In
This City and over the South.
ap3 RUFUS DOLBEAR, Presdent.
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Uae OF baths summer soason, per Quarter $500. %
Tho classes commence about the middle Of September,
and close by the end Of July, by an examination and
public exhibition.
Booka etc.. mag DO procured at the Institution at
moderate prices
charges made from the date Of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to the Mother Superior
Academy OF the Holy Angels. au22ly
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