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Facts for Senator Morton and tho
People Of Indiana.

The New York World calls the atten.
ton of Senator Morton TO the following
results of Radical policy that have an
interest for the people Of Indiana. The
statements of the World comes from an
Eastern source, and this adds weight 10
the fact, which is made prominent, that
the legislation of Congress is in the in
tcrcsts of the creditor States-that the
New England States are especially ben
Gifted thereby. Morton and Coburn,
and all the Republican Congressmen in
this State, voted for this bill, which il is
claimed reduces taxation, but how? 1t
takes little of of one end for the ben
eft Of special and sectional interests and
puts it OH the other end, causing an in
crease of the burdens Of the working
men and Of the poorer classes by both
direct and indirect taxation. Here is o
ventilation of the effects Of Radical leg
islation upon Indiana, which every voter
should carefully sean:
We published few days ago the most
singular statistics-namely. that when
the benevolent Forty-iirst Congressic
duccd internal taxes it took care to re-
lieve one single district in Massachusetts,
double as much as the whole State of
Indiana; not really relieving the actual
burden on the 100000 Indianians, butt
further enriching the millionailps Of the
Third district Of Massachusetts,. Facts
and figures, when the latter are facts, arc
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A Card,

To THE VoTERs OF DUBors COUNTY,
After numerous solicitations have con-
|sentcd to become candidate for County
Commissioner Of Dubois county, and
take this method of addressing few
words to the people, as l will not have
time to see them in the different town
ships. The Office is not one which is
very desirable, and yet it is an impor-
tant one. ! have had some experience
in il, and hope to be able to give full
satisfaction, should a majority of the
good people of this county honor inc
with their votes /; at least, 1 will endcay-
or to do the best know, and be an at
tcntivc watcher in the interests Of the
people.
would Say to my friends, do the best
you can for me, and I will do the same
for you. Yours, truly,
r.. M. DAVIS.
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Reduction.
SS02.733,329


The speech, long one, delivered be-
fore the Massachusetts Republican State
Convention, is made up Of statistics and
reasoning TO slow the correctness of this
statement. MIR. Atkinson says in one OF
his Introductory paragraphs describing
the sources OF his information: Il also
desire to say that did rot fully realize
the great Importance of the statement OF
the real maximum of the debt of the
United States. at a given date. until
read the speech of Hon. George 5. Bout
lwcll upon the funding bill. in which
ispccch is compact statement substan-
italy agreeing with the exhibit / am
about TO make" Mr.. Boutwell, is. there
fore the original authority for the state
ments by which his own vaunted fcats
are totally cclipscd and his Boosting put
ito shame. We present from the Con-
lgressional Globe, the following annexed
extract from the speech referred to by
Mr.. Atkinson, delivered by Mr.. Bout
well, in the House OF Representatives,
July Fl, 1868:
IL wish to call the attention Of the
House TO a fact dcduccd by careful cx-
ANIMATION of statistics obtained from the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
showing that with our resources and the
revenue of this country we have secured
"a large diminution Of the public debt
l confess that, after the careful cxamina-
ltion had made, felt compelled to re-
view it to see If there was not some mis-
take in the premises or in the calcula-
ton, SO astonishing is the evidence thus
furnished Of the ability Of the people of
the country to liquidatc the public debt.
From the lst day Of April, 1866, to the
LIST day Of January, 1868, we have paid
out Of the public treasury S1,552, ,OO0, 900
of money. Upon careful analysis of
the expenditures of the Government
during those two years and nine months,
i find that the expenses of q peace estab-
|lishment, including interest, pensions
and bountics, upon the basis of tho year
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/
Facts in Regard 10 the Public
Debt---A Mirror Tor the Kcpub.
| licaIi Bra sgarts.
At the publication Of every monthly
statement Of tie public deb, the Repub.
| lican journals raise chorus of boasts
They call upon everybody TO admire the
wonderful craftsmanship of General
Grant. who is steadily reducing the debt
he September statement shows rcduc-
tion Of thirteen millions for the month
of August. and we are told that since
the 4tli of March. 1869. there has been an
aggregate reduction amounting TO Sl69,-
543,O00. Having nothing else 10 boast
of OH behalf of General Grants imbccile
administration. they absurdly boast of
this. and intend 10 make it the central
topic o.. their elec!ioneering addresses
i'm the approaching canvass. We shall
calsily clip the wings and strip off the
Irufiing feathers Of these vain-glorious
lbraggarts. We shall show by Republi-
can testimony. and by the statements of
Mr.. boutwell, himself. that where Grant
paid hundreds of dollars, johnson. his
;raduccd predecessor. paid thousands.
If there is any merit in such debt paying.
Grant must hide his diminished head in
the presence of Andrew johnson.
We referred. few days since, to the
noted speech OF Mr.. Edward Atkinson. of
Massachusetts,. circulated by the Repub-
Iicans as a campaign document in 1865.
We have copy before us, printed in the
Icampaign style. AT the head of the
speech stands this statement or summary
|of contents. in large staring type:
Debt of the United States:
August !, 1868. S3.2S7, ,733. .329
j unc 20, 1865. 4s5,00O,OC0
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Ffom the View YORK World.
Facts in Regard 10 the Public
Debt---A Mirror Tor the Rcpub-
IicaE Braasgarts.
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UNION BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY.
BY


NNEast Main Street, directly in front Of the Court
House Iaspcr Ind. Good bread and cakes always
en- hand RsLing done for Weddings and parties short
notice. and warranted satisfactory Confectionery Nuts
and fruits for sale Patronage is respectfully solicited
Aug. 6. '69-1y
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GA few days ago New Bedford
lady was sitting by the window LISTEN
ing to the crickets, which were loudly
lchirping, the music from the choir of q
church near by being family audible,
when a gentleman dropped in familiar
ly who had just passed the church and
had the music full in his mind. "What
q noise they are making tonight" said
lie. Eyes" replied the lady, 'and it is
said they do it with their hind legs"
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$2s,o29,s5s 27
se4,54o,sOs 70
s2s,o2s,s5s q
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~ According TO the ccpsns returns,
virccnnes contains a population Of g.
4G5.
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$e6,5ll,A45 4s
Difference.

Difference. $e6,5l1,445 as
In the tables we published few days
ago, tho following was the result:
Total taxes from 60 to 10. $S7,51I $50 "a
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-27

TNHE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICATION
The great difficulty which physicians have been
aborng for centuries to overcome has length been
obvated A Vegetable Cathartic and Alternative more
eeient than mineral preparation of the class,
and AZ agreeable to the taste ordinary candy is now
offered to the sick in the form of n Lozenge. Il.
. Dr. Erasmus Winslow's Liver and Stomach Lozenge ID
the most important medicinal novelty that modern
chemistry has produced 1t contains two botanical e
tracts perfectly harmless in themselves but embodyS
al the remedial properties of mercury and destined "
this pleasant form to supersede and Danish from gentI
use the pills and potions of which that aa e
gerous excitant is the main ingredient. More than w
thousand experiments made by the inventor OF t
peerless remedy before it brought to its s
state of perfection. The Lozenge is harmless IN "a
operation and although the medicinal taste OF Us art
tive components has been extnguished by che "
their virtues remain active and potent as ever Nor
In Dyspepsia Biousness, Constipation, SICK 9 10
vous Headache. Piles Dropsy. and the VII he
which the feebier subject, the Lczenges Is
found infinitely effective than any OF the m snch
and disgusting compounds usually administered IN
cases AS antiblious specific and general ape sra
they have equal either among advertiser plep;a
lions or the prescriptions of the regular Dr.
1t is guaranteed that who has once trleu viii
Erasmus Winslow's Liver and Stomach Lozenge, Iii
f''' H''.'" R""NS'f ae51 "
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spoke Irish. But, at this time of Puritan rule
the English had reduced them to slavery. Here
he raised . little chapel in the depth Of a for
cutting wood, made their way to the spot and
after giving the day to religion, cutsome wood
to carry back.
English renewing the persecution. One hun
dred and twenty-five of the most fervent Ca
tholics were carried of, and set ashore on the
barren island Of Crabs or Boriquen. Here
some undoubtedly died of starvation: q few
reaehed st. Domingo, but, on the refusal of the
Spaniards to receive them, managed to find
transport to Tortugas, then in the hands Of the
French.
Father Destriche then collected all the Irish
he could, and conveyed them to Gandeloupe,
making excursions from time to time to bring
in Others to swell the settlement, and visiting
in disguise the various English islands.
No allusion is made to any priest among these
exles but this father was not probably alone
Research in these fields may yet enlarge the
serves so great credit for presenting to u.s.
The persecution may be said to close with
the Puritan rule; Archbishop Plunkett, whose
life is we'll and concisely given, having been
reign of Charles H., and brought to the scat
fold by the false testimony of men of his OWN
country and faith.
The last act Of the martyred clergy was the
Dominican Father Gerald Gibbon, sub-prior of
killed by some of William ILLS
rowing cavalry Of Listuahill, in the county of
Kerry, in 1851.
Mr.. OReilly has done an excellent work.
The records of the lives and deaths of these
illustrious men should be familiar to all their
not to excite feelings of hostility
and vengeance against the descendants of the
wrong doors for, az in the case of Wolfe, the
later generations fall away at times, and the
priest we revere may trace his descent from a
prosecutor. But the lives Of these martyrs re-
mind us in these days of insidious prosperity,
that we should struggle as manfully against
the persecution of religious Indifference as
they did against the persecution of rack, and
sword, and halter, and show that we deem the
religion they died for worthy of q life Of love
and sacrifice.
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DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, NIssIssIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city of New Or
leans the capacous, airy and thoroughly adapted
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel
fully realizing the aims which controlled the act of
moval has reached enyiabe standard of educational
usefulness WHILE by unsurpassed advantages of loca
ton, well the solid character of the studies
sued it continues hold every guaranty for the
dents committed to the Brothers
The range of studies carried out by experienced
Faculty includes Preparatory Commercial and Cole
gate course literary and on the
First Monday of Gctnher, in year and ending
the First OF August next ensuing. In view however of
facilities to students, classes will be kept open
during vacations, offering desirable opportunity to
rents and guardians Of anticipating the exercises Of the
academic year entering their and wards during
the In such event. the matriculates while
wholesome exercise in the bacng atmosphere of
the Gulf coast will be admitted to all the advantages of
months preparatory studies-a large gan-the bet
fit them for meeting at the requirements of
the regular
terms moderate a scale of prices
is warranted by the times.
Payments months invariably in advance.
Board, Washing, Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
Entrance Fee to be paid only Observation-Disclosures. IL
Vacation at College. with preparatory studies from
lst of August to LIST of October Gu
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-PiaEo, per term of five months 30
Violin, tstrings furnshed). 26
Flute, any other wind instrument 30
information may he obtained at ST. Marys College,
Foucrr and Pney fare Streets New Orleans and
for circular, and other particulars. address
BRO ISAIAH, President
jylS Iy Pass Christian College. :
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EDUCATIONAL.
VOUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINES,
Two Miles below New Orleans.

This Institution which the inhabitants of Louisiana
patronage than century needs particula.
Recommendation to be introduced to public notice l;
education pursued by the Tnoresses OF this
meut ,
by the Ladies the aorning of their pupils minde with
and the s ct t to
cleanliness and polite manners They are nsver sui
ton Of morals and the willing observance Of rules
Catholics pupils of all denominations are admitted and
interference upon the of religion. but
% o1 e a
Physicai health Of the scholars is an
Sa Of spss
dstributed throughout the day. that neither the
mind the body Of the Ss sS thew
attended by of the ladies' and timely notice given
o9 ipe,s PHYSICIAN & Always on Immediately
Tation-The system of instruction embraces the fol-
lowing objects: The English and French languages,
Writing Arithmetic Geography the Use Of the Globes
hnsS ana Ffeno iterasGre the gsen.s Of *
tronomy. Plain and Fancy Needle work The Elements
taught those young ladies whose parents desire it,
also Music and Drawing.
Board and Tuition per annum $500 payable quar- m
Day Scholars per annum $50 payable quarterly
Entrance for the Boarders. .-...-..---.-..-.. 7o0
No deduction is made for those who withdrawn
fore the end Of the quarter
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per -,
quarter -----.---.---.s 00
For tSa e Use OF Musical
including Paper and Pencils, per month 90
Expenses for the Bathing Season ............. 90
nished by the parents themselves or procured at
establishment at moderate prices: se26 INA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-27
GIANT NINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRAnpEAU, MISSOURI.

This institution. conducted by the Priests of the Con
gregation OF the Mission OF ST. Vincent of Paul, is
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cai. and hundred and fty miles below St.
Louis.
The College buildings are large eommodious and well
ventilated The grounds beautiful extensive. and
well adapted for healthful exercise
The College Is 81 easy accsss. Regular daily packets
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the fst of July
TERMS
Board and Tuition per scholastic year. $50
Washing, and mending of articles washed -
Physicians Fee and Medicines 10
instrumental Music. AZ
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY VIENNA, G. NJ.
President of the College,
Or to Rev. TT1OS. j. SMITH c. NJ,
au29 ly st. JOscphs Church. New Orleans
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LFounded 1899. ]

{ ,URNEK CAMP AND COMMON STKEEIS,
~ NEW ORLEANS.
The Oldest, and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
caf College in the United States There is Full Fac
ulty. Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu-
cation for themselves invited to call. Stu
dents enter in all the Departments of the Col
lege at any time When clubs of three enter
the time from the place. per cent deduc
ton will be made. Board and Lodging S25 per month.
Book keeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, English,
French Spanish, German, Photography etc, taught
nsed lin busness-so that each stndent at once
take charge of of Books An education
bes the student $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 per annum
is the best FORTUNE parents give their The
South must educate ALL her sons PRACTICALLY,
they will forever be the slaves of the North.
N. B-Young men, take notice that so far as known,
of the Graduates of this College,
the past thrtyscvcn years is in profitable business
After 81 years of success. this College requires
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND of its Graduates are in Prosperous Business in
This City and the South.
mh2s iy RUFUS DOLBEAR, President
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TAHILL g. CoFFEY,

CtAHILL s. CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos 26 and Levee street and rs IL Water street
Fourth District.
Dealers in Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Cornmeal Oatmeal
Hominy, Grits Chicken and Cow Feed, etc.
Goods delivered free OF drayage. APPS ~
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW THING UNDER THE SUN AT LAST.
The Purest, Best and Greatest Remedy of
the Age.
PRICES
CELEBRATED AROMATIC STOMACH AND TONIC
BITTERs.
TRADE MARK:
FOR FAMILY USE
e & &C.
NEW THING UNDER THE SUN AT LAST

This invaluable production the result many years
WHOSE ea advice be ss To-
ss a rS s and at an
STOMACH TONIC and stimulating prepaEation.
s u
OF own citizens. Their acknowledged s1oeiienos
being sold such prices leave profit any
vsgsssbie restorative since it has been
before the public asa Tonic the quantity sold has been
As
paa Of the Of ys
eric paadies these Bters viii be invaluable
ans
fss a.t @ has article
cordial it mas no equal among stomachcs. .
TRY BEFORE PURCHASING.
1t will be gratutous. If satisfactory both
~ gon Adam.
81 Sss s,sIss;r sshssidfr SsSssss5 Ssv;s
SON. Se1as Co., and by grocers druggists and dealers
JAS. W. PR1cR& CO..
mh6 3m Sole Proprietors, 10. Poydras street.
A RGYLE BITTERS. BTTTERS.
other Biters is admitted in every instance where
he PnSe hs s
on
and medicinal an be
unequaled by combination Of medicines having
Essf % s1r
mended, viz:
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE,
FLATULENCY.
LOSS OF APPETITE,
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE,
or any arrangement of the Stomach 49,
All the virtues of the true CALASAYA BARK are
to be found in the ARGYLE BTTERS. making them
General Debility and arrangement of the Stomach and
Digestive Organs that it is possible +, produce.
Being mild in effect and pleasant to the taste, they
especially recommended delicate females as o
gentle, soothing and nvigoratin g tonic.
Z. b. Wheeock, Sole Proprietor, New Orleans.
THE ARGYLE BTTTERS
Arc for sale the following well. known wholesale
dealers:
Sclmid. & Zeigler
T.. j. Hart & Co.,
Schneider a. Zuberbier,
u. NJ. l;aylv & Pond.
Ifartwell Chambers & Sedberry.
j. NJ Lewis & Co,
Simms. Levy & Denegrc,
lsaacsOn. Seixas g. Co..
Rosenberg, Scherck & Berksen,
B. III. Banton & Co,
John Fleming.
And by retail Druggists and Grocers throughout @
city.
wHEMOCK, FINLAY e. Co. n
ies' I'm Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES
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CT. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST LOUIS MISSISSIPPI.

THIS institution, conducted by the Brothers Of the
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation since
1855 1t is beautifully situated the shores of the Bay
commanding extensive view of the Gulf-and afford
ing all the advantages of the breeze and bathing
the Summer is, for the pupils, great Indictment to
healthful amusement. The Commercial Course
prises all the branches of good English education.
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Use B8tnH SeaSUH Q'tif V"
The classes commence the middle of Septem Der,
and close by the end of July, by an Examination and
public exhibition.
Books, etc. may be procured at the Institution at
Pnpiis are received at any during the year and
charges made from the date of entrance only.
further particulars apply to the Mother superior
Academy of the HOLY Angels. au22 ly
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Parents ard Guardians desiring first class Boarding
every advantage.
Located the healthiest portion of of the
healthy cities in the South, with large grounds and in
retired and romantic situation it affords in addition,
every facility for acquiring an education mental and
moral o! 4 high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing appiica
tons for admission
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger, lU9 Gravier
street jy4 1y
9 IT JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Near diminishing, Frederick County Maryland.
This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland, half
mile from diminishing. and two miles from Mount st.
Mary College 1t was commenced in ls09 and incor
porated by the Legislature of Maryland IN The
buildings are convenient and spacious
Entrance tpaid but once Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
The charge for Board and Tuition including Bed
and Bedding and Doctors fees per session. 1875 90
Washing and Mending. ..-...-..--...-....-.. II 90
Music, Drawing and the Languages extra charges
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions of five
months each beginning respectively the 18th of Au
gust and the 2Sth of January
Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
apis ~. ST. Joseph's Academy. Emmitsburg. Md