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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-06
CHURCH AND STATE.
Church Property Question In Italy


The Rome correspondent Ct the
Naw York Times writes under date
of January IA:
The Italian Ministry has acquired
additional steadlness during Tho past
month on account OF the signs mani.
tested of a disposition to acc smmo.
date its project to tho prevailing sen
timsnt in the Chamber. The com
position OF the Commission in whose
hands the measure now is. in the
sense of conciliatiop, has partly dis
armed the opposition. Two OF the
five members Of the commlttee are
not Of the party OF the Ministry. and,
50 fsr a. the public knows, there has
not been much jiscord IN the delib.
erations, and in few days the Com.
mission will present to the Chambe
its modified scheme. For various
reasons there is growing eager
ness to have the convent property
come AZ soon - possible under the
control Of the public. In tho hands
Of private individuals improvement
would soon be made, and these
great, desolate houses turned into
comfortable private habitalions.-
The wants Of the people in respect
to places OF residence become more
pressing every day. The recent
census revealed the taot that the
space occupied in the city OF Rom.
by the monks 10 several times grea.
or than that IN the enjoyment Of an,
other Glass Of the population
After the law is passed this 90 call
cd religious property will bs put ~
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The interpreter.

A wanderer found a deep green spot
With shadowy verdare overrun
Low grass, by any gleam forgot,
And small young vines whose highest knot
Had seldom seen the sun.
And every idle leaf and blade,
Catching At any wind a.tray,
With many-mingled murmur prayed
Some breath. beyond the narrow glade,
From the great night and day.
20 that a stir was in the del
As Of q myriad beaten wings,
What tina, with sudden fall and swell,
The captive wind began to 'ell
A tale Of marve ous thugs.
Spell-bound with rapturous awe, like enc
Within some secret, sacred place,
While up and down his pulses run
As if his heart were played rpcn,
The listener bowed his face.
But fain at length with little will
To plod once more through bush and brier,
Upon his lips there fingered still
An echo like the haunting thrill
Along the smi,tsn wire.
So, when he reached the busy street,
The gathered throng about him hung,
Praying the utterancc complete
OF that new song. SO strangely sweet,
That trembled on his tongue.
AS best he could he sang to them,
With many a false note here and there,
Till even the rose upon hor stem
Let fall her dewy diadem
In tremulous despair.
But when tee crowd in rapturous mood
Besousht the singer once again,
lie led them to the lonely wood.
And all the people silent stood
To hear the magic strain.
The wild sweet melody anew
Sti. red all his soul to smiles and tears;
Blu, nothing heard the gaming crew,
Except . noisy wind that blew
About their open carr.
Then straight besought the tuneless throng,
That scorned the masters instrument,
Its echo in that fret rude song,
And praised and listened, right or wrong,
In measurelcss content
And ever since that lucky rhyme
The world has heard, At secondhand,
With many break Of tune aud limo,
The strain who-s freshly falling chime
II could net understand.
But who hath ears to catch the play
OF me lodies unspoiled by men,
May hear the wandering wind to-day
Chanting the same sweet roundelay
Within the breezy glen.
-[Kate P. Osgood, in Harpers Magazine
for March.
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presentation of his argument lay low
or still. He is generous soul, de
sires to do tho fairest possible thing,
strains every nerve to be just, and to
see an Irishman correctly and fairly
But he WAS an Englishman, and he
couldn't do it. [Applause.] He
tried hard to be man, and he could
not succeed. The English race is
constitutlonally incapable OF looking
over the rim of its narrow island, and
Judging any other nation fairly. The
Englishnfan 10 shut up into . insu
lar self conceit. Ben. johnson once
received q present OF five shillings
from King James. He locked at the
pittance and said to the messenger
"The King sends me that because
live in an alley. Tell him his SOU
lives in an alley" So an English
mans soul lives in an island, and
what is most amusing ls his serene
unconciousness Of it. When rough
old Samuel johnson used to abuse
the Scotch he was utterly uncon
scious that he was utter:ng any sar
casm. When the House of Com
mons burst into roar OF delight il
1851 over tho announcement tha
"that great bubble had burst" they
did not think u sy were doing any
thing unkind, but SIMPLY uttering, Al
a truism, what they owed to the In
telligence OF the race. Thus il wal
with Froude in his childlike trust i,
his impartiality, although he held il
one hand yard stick 10 measure al
Iriseman and another measure in hi
left to gauge everybody else.
Froude describes the dlsgustin.
bsrbarism Of the common people il
Ireland of a certain epoch as ii j
werc an exceptional case, whsrea
he knew that the Same colors shoult
have been to depict tho same clas
Of the same period in Germany 0
France. When ON ell went to tn
field ofgold where Henry and Kin,
Francis held their grand tournament
ho led the splendor Of the realm.-
Mr.. Froude applies his yard-stick t
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Wendell Phillips and:Froude

Tho following synopsis OF. Wen
dell Phillips lecture, delivered III
Chicago on "Frouds and, IRISH His.
tory, we clip from the Inter OCEAN
Wendell Phillips lectured, last
evening, before large audience At
the Union Park Congregational
Church, on the subject OF Froude
and Irish Hislory.' He was intro
ducsd by Rev. G. D. Hslmcr, and
was greeted with applause. In open
ing tire subject NJ. Phiillps sald he
proposed TO offer some criticism on
the recent lectures OF that brilliant
English historian and scholar, Mr..
Froude, who had just lett rs. Mr..
Curtis had said it was hardly to the
credit at the American people that
he should have lett without fulfilling
his engagements III different parts
Of the country. H. (Mr. PHI lips
thought we had accorded TO Froud.
all thu welcome \ people could give
large crowds TO hear him, aud hIer
al reports in the papers reporting hi,
arguments. That was all leclu, sl
could ask. He could not ask tha,
We should agree with him in his oon
clusione. II was compliment te
the people the choice hs made Of tn,
channel through which he should al
dress the American people, namely
the Lycsum platform, where h,
could lay before tho grand jury o
ths nation his plea. That show &C
that he comprehsndsa the vast in
tiuence the platform had in shapin,
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at public salo like that IN the rest Of
the Kingdom. There does not seem
to be any difficulty about finding
purchasers, although the Catholics
who engage in such transactions arc
put under tho ban of sxcommunica-
tion. There are already nearly as
maly of these lepers in the Kingdom
as OF those who have suffered from
the smallpox. Now and then there
is reported IN ths newspapers case
in which Christian burial is refused
by the priests of the church TO one
who has been guilty Of investing his
money in this kind OF sacred proper.
". Meanwhile the monks as well
AZ priests are the objects OF severe
criticism. They are caricatured with
a license which knows little control.
American and English comic public
xtions have hardly ever gone greater
lengths than liavs those issued here.
There arc illustrated prints OF the
clerical party that use the same in.
strnments OF attack upon tho Minis
try and the Government party.
This warfare ofridicule OF the Pope'a
friends will 90 on as long as no sign
is given by the clergy ofa disposition
to put themselves III harmony with
existing tendencies The solidarity
OF Catholic opposition to this undue
pretension OF the papacy in Italy aud
Germany every day grows more init.
mate and strong. No one knows
where the controversy is to end
whether by blood-letting, or a return
to the practice OF tho simple princi.
Piles OF love and charity Of the found
er OF the Christian system.
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A torlorn wandsrer appeared at
Bridgpsrt Conn, the other day III
search OF his middle name. He
hunted the church records all over,
hut dill not find il.
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Office on High Street, East of Tana Coun-
ty Bank.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29
SHERTFF'S SALES.
Crescent City National Bans VS.. n, n
Barrow.


GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 4l63.-By virtue of writ of sez.
ure and sale TO NE directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOueers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets, II the Second District of this citV
on SATURDAY, April 5, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ.
the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the improvements thereon, aud tie rights ways
privileges and appuTtenaI ces theIeuuto belonging,
or in any wise app@rtalunS' situated IN the First
South St Charles Girod and St. Mary streets. des-
gnated ON the uGnlher two, on a plan drawn by
Joseph Pile. late surveyor, on the second day of
March 1888 and by the same number on ahother
plan made by l.. Rezustein, late surveyor, on the
thirty first day of March, 1860, and deposited III
the Office of James Graham, late notary puonc IN
this city as plan number one hundred and nifty
three. Said loI measures twenty four 1eet tlIht
il Ches font on South street, by depth, between
equal and parallel lines, OF one hundred ana lortS
line feet eight inches, running through to Gllod
street, which II his front of twenty-f'nr feet
eight inches TIE above described property was
acquired bv the late airs. Volumnia W. Hurley
wife of Robert Ruttn Barrow, dt tendant herein
from James r. CCnnor on the twentieth dav OF
July 1867, per act passed before AnGEeW nero
JT., one of the rotarieR of tins city.
Seized in he above suit.
TeUms--This being the second and last austion
the said property vi be definitely auJudlcai eu
TO the highest and asst bidder for what 1t VIII
bring, at twelve mouths credit, the purchaser
furnishing bond, with good and solvent security,
bearing eight per cent interest per anuum from
date, ard speclai mortgage on the property sold
until hnaI payment SAID purchaser VIII have tC
deduct and pay III cash the printing, shertfs anC
clerks fees, etc, which amount to about three
hundred and fifty dollars and, Furthermore, the
State, parish and municipal taxes, The amount o.
which Is not YET ascertalned. r.r,,n
mhIq y ap5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29
pnnieI Jex vs. Arnold Il. Ellis and o1her..

sTlsters OF the estates Uf " Hal. LS.N.s ana
Jacob Jac hsOn. baukr.pts.
S'TXTH DISTRICT COURT fCR THE PARISH Gf
= Orleans No. 4n1t-Bv T.rtl.e OF writ Of - cure
and sale to directed ~ sfe honorable the .xth
District Cont for the Va.leE Of Orleans, II the
above entitled cause. WI proceed TO sci. at pGh!c
auction, at the heICiau's and AuctiOneers' TX.
change ROvaI street. be Wtrn canal and Custom
house streets. IL tte Second District Of this CIV
on TUESDAY, apr. y, !S'o. at twelve oc0"L NJ,
the following CescTlhpd property. 20 wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. tOgethe: -. Il.
all the buildings and improvements thereon and
appUrtenauces thereof. situated III the FIRST D,
trlCt of this city IL the q! are bounded BY POv
dTas PtrdidO taroL 1T and Caro- streets. des
mated by the numbers - and s.s par. 'ra'.
bv Louis II. Pile surveyor. On .Ee fifteenth Of Az
gIst. i34s, annex: 70 ali ac: OF settlement and
liquidation betwe.I. =. Lcteb;re and y. :.ers Of
Mrs. Louise ''r.Iua Is deceased wife. passed IL
the Office o' Thee. I.yD. IL notary puI.c :,
this city on tie twentieth ot August. !S37. Sa d
lot number SIX forms the corner Of Poydras and Car
roll streets and 'I."as .rss twenty feet one .nci.
front on the former by eg'ty five fee Il. dept.
and front on th" after. sal. lot number f.y. al.
Joins lot numbe. 81 anC easTTes twenty feet two
inches fOUr lines front said Poydras stree: bI
eighty five feet IN depth. said lots are bounded N
the rear oy an alley five zee: width. opening on
Carroll street for the common use Of sal! lots and
others. Which property was acquired by William
Davis anG Jacob Jackson by purchase from the
succession of ?. LefebvTe, per act passed before
said notary GuyOl, the tenth Of Febr nary, !3S9
Seized in the above salt.
". P. HARPER
ub2I ap;22 sle,.H c: tie Psrsh Of er,eseA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29
Succession OF Mrs. p. o. PeyrOux.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. lO,54-By virtue of a writ
of feri facias against Pierre Oscar PeyTOuxs
III favor of Ines Peyroux, wife of A. /.
Deblanc, TO me directed by the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Oreans
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to selS
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auctions
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, April 8. 1873 at twelve OClOc6
NJ. the following described property. to wit
ALL THE NIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant p 0. Peyroux, in and to he following
real estate. inscribed IN jhe game OF NJ AZ
i, SIX LOTS OF GROUND, situated In faubour&
IRENE of this city. designated by the numbers
one, two threeo four, i've aud six, of squar@
number nineteen. comprised within Main, DOTSes
nOis. st. Philip and Broad streets, measuring
American measure: Lots numbers one two, three
and four. each, twenty feet eight inches ono
line front on Broad street, by hundred feet
deep and lots numbers five and six each twenty
Fine feet eight inches front on Broad street by ono
D. NINE LOTS OF GROUND. situated in suburb
Trems. designated by the numbers three to thirS
teen inclusive of square number fifteen bOHnde8
hy Beechasse, Main, Van Buren, and FOurt8
streets, measuring to wit: Lots numbers three an6
four each thirty lone feet hVe inches hve lines
front on Main street thirty five feet two inChea
seven lines front on Bellechasse street, Lot hume
ber i've measures thTty-One feet five inches SIN
lines front Main street. thirty five feet Two
inches seven lines front on Belechasse street, lot5
numbers three and four having one hundred ana
forty-twO feet nine inches three lines on the limo
of lot number two, and one hundred and 1utyS
eight feet nine inches on the line Of Lot number
three in depth one hundred and sevenI four feet
eipht inches six lines on one side and one hundred
and ninety eight inches three lines the Otheg
side. Lots numbers six and seven measure each
thirtv-One feet five inches lines front on Main
street, by one hundred feet deep. Lots numbers
ten and eleven measure each thlrty-two feet nln0
inches two lines front on Fourth street, by ono
hundred ard twenty-five feet eleven inches ia
deptn Lot number twelve measures thrty-tw0
feet nine inches lines front on Fourth street,
by an irregular depth; and lot number thirteen ~
Of triangular form. and foruS the corner o!
Fourth and BerChasoe streets.
Seized i'll the ABOVE suit.
VeIms-Cdsh On the spot
". +. HARPER.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29

CIXTB DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH "P
y Orleans No, 455S.--By virtue OF writ OF selzHre
and sale to me directed bv the honorable the Sixth
district Court for the paTah OF Orears 10 the above
entitled csuse, VI. proceed To sell az pupHc
auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneeis hx'
change Roval street between canal and 'lstom-
house streets in the Second District OF tnIs CITY
on SATURDAY, April 2U, 1873. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following descr bed property, 10 wit
THE UNDIVIDED ONE BALI INTEREST % tue
defendant in and to a certain piece or parcel o!
ground situated the First District OF tins city,
in the square bounded by Poeyfarre, Magazine.
Constance tor FOucher) ard Calliope streets. said
portion of ground is COMPOSED of two lots, and is
designated by the numbers Fix and seven on a plan
thereof in the office OF Nicholas Hoey, auctiOneeT
The said lots adjrin zach other and measure
each as follows: Lot number 'lX thirty feet
front on Pueyfarre street by ninety feet two
inches five lines in depth; lot number seven meas
ures twet ty We feet front OIL POeytarre street by
ninety eeven feet two inches five lines III depth;
together with all the buildings and lmpTOv emrnts
thereon. Inherited by defendant from the sue
ession of h!s father and mother and the VI hole of
said property WAS acquired by John o. Mccall by
purchase from James {. Davidson, as per act Of
sale passed before Igh Madden, late notary pub
lie in this city III" twe..ty H'.. SI March. l&'I
Seized the above suIt.
1erms--CasE 81 the sve'o
Y. r. HARPER
u,h.5 arG p. sheriff Gf ele Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29
mh;a ap2Is Sheriff Of the Parish of Oriea,-.
PhiItp Drumm vs.. Zepherinus Foley.

TEIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
L Orleans, No. .3l7.-By virtue of a W.T. OF hell
faclas 10 me directed by the honorable the Firth
District Court for the parish OF orleans. I'D the
NJ bic auction. It tie Merchants and Alctoneers
L,change. Roval street. between ana! ana Gus
.amt.a., streets. n :Ae Second D.stn't "t the
city, Oh SATURDAY. april u, l87S, at Twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
wit -
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE And TSTERE'T Q: tie
defendant ZepheT.nUs FOL-. belng tie one undl.
yIdeG .!rd part IL the ground and the rsLt OF
pa+tlIre and whaIve. al one undlv haIi IL th
buildings and Improvements thereon. Inc sa d
ground making part of a larger port on of gT"LId.
situated IN tins parish on tLe Sht ann 81 tte t
Mississippi river, opposite III city des. .gnated by
tht, word . Warehouse or. plan thereon ard otLtr
property known az che 5lOoklyi warehouse
Company property, maze BY "; !. inoEpsGh'
ate surveyor, or the seventh of March. .'i'. de-
-oslt4d "A the offce Of James Graham. late a no.
;arv pubic Al This city. according t" "'-"h pan
said p.ece of ground - en- braced between The
continuation Of the me d.'ldlng lots numbers
seven and eight of square number one the con-
.inustiou OF the .lue dividing lots numbers i've
and g.. Of square n..uteg two, The ptbc road, or
Patterson street. ana the iiver MISE isspp,. ?.f.
.naset from N. Gavin and P. Ir''ur by 4 passed
said late notary, .aIlt, GRAHAM. o. .Le LIS.
6. March, 1864.
seized in the above s.ir.
germs-Th.s be. .ng :Ie second and :a,s AUCTION.
:he. SAID property W.. De definitely acj-Glcat+d
10 the highest and last BIDDER, 70: what t Will
bring at twelve months credit. the purchaser
furnishing bond. with good and solvent security.
bearing eight per cent interest per anGu1n from
date, and specia. mortgage on tn. property solo
nIti: final payment. Said purchaser y il have TO
deduct and pay n casl. the printing shsr!d's and
clerks fees, etc. which amount to about one NUM-
dred and eighty dollars, and furthermore tLe
state 3arish and municipal taxes. the amount OF
wien - 'O' 'e' "'-'' ~ p. HARPER.
r.c2. ,c apl2 sbe-.f Of she Psr.sE 6: oTesai.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29
MEDICAL.
DUREAU OF MONADIC; T., MEDICiSE, IitI1Eta Sdz,

DCREAU OF MONADiC MEDiESiNE' MEDiiESa Nd
ID Surgery and Midwifery No. loS bleuNl41e' 'oA'
Irr of Rampant street, near Canal street. -
Medical observation-disclosures Palsy, FeVeTs, .S hiS
siprlas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsv, RheumatsIsn
ana i'm p NV days all painful affections ana ihHan @
uatiouT II the Brain. Spinal Cord ana HeINes'
Throat Lungs Heart, Liver, stomach boMets'
Bladder Kidneys Bones Joints. etc. Zen doIl"Ie
wrek for the treatment and cure Of any disease
SURGICAL Observation-Disclosures Fractures y.
,rors and pislocatiops; speedily cures lmpotentis
and Sttrility Scroftla, all Urethral and seminal
nischsrges Venereal ScrOtal and Skin Diseases.
;reCnrnT or difficult Urnations. preserves hlnos @
from smnutation. Dissolves stones IN the AioheEe
or Bladder and cures Ulcers, Cancers or ot'
Ul+bnnt main Five dollars, $50 : 100 >, -.
Midwifery pepartment-Positlvety cures al, Gis
eases of the womb and ovarles, all unuSua. ois.
CGarres ulcerations or irlitaI ons ana n. 80 ttse
rnsnsss are uaiuful OF obstructed from any fAGse
ahateyer fbe cause is removed and hea,'H II re re-
s.nTed in a few days Five dollars, 30 ~ = Nu o.
Tetters addressed postotice box ~, NeH al ri
,esSs IouisIaua. will receive attent. n. 0mSe
houTs for ladies 10 A. II. to II NJ. and 10 = '1'
for gentlemen, from to 3 r: ". r,1-pprTr
Cororat11 Doctor of Medicine ana Fnlosopny,
Tembsr Elect of the Royal College OF Su[geons tnn
and of the IHunteriRn Society OF Mee!cine'
PhIosophv and Bellies Letters of the UnlSeIsii,
y'es OF LonaN"' !el0 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29
Edward Toel!e VS.. Caspar Weiss.

GECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF
- Jefferson, No. 3952.-By virtue of writ of feri
facias against plaintiff in favor of defendant and
plaintiff in rec0nven: ion. 20 me directed by the
honorable the second Judicial District Court, par
ish of Jefferson in the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, Roy al street between
Canal aud CustomhOuse streets. in the Second Dis
trict of this city, on WEDNESDAY, April %, 1873,
at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
ertv, to wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, together with
ali the buildings and Improvements thereon and
all the appurteuaLces thereof, situated in the par
ish of Orleans, i'll this State on the right bank OF
the Mississippi river. about one mile and half
below the city OF New Orleans, and designated as
lots numbers one, two, three four five and six, in
the square bounded by Webster avenue, Washing
ton, jackson and Market streets, having each
Thirty feet ten inches ftORt on Webster avenue, by
one hundred and twenty seven test SIX inches in
depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash OIL the spot.
W T. HARPER.
FnO- ~ . e, d., l, ,,Fn n,3I
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-29

ndre nallener. William stewart and D.

W. Eames, subrog ated, IS. Hi .eazit
I2IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH CF
L Orleans, No. 3+6..-Bv virtue o.! a wit OF heI.
tacias TO me directed by the honorable lie 5ifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans ~ tie
above entitled cause. will proceed 20 SCI! al piD'
lie auction. on the premises des gnaed
or SAVl RDA April o 1875. and succeeding DAYS
ii. closed. at haS past ten O'Clock A. ~. .Le iG.o"
ing described property. to WIT
THE D4:ANtS UNSOLD 0: TIE CONTENTS )
OF STORE No. - Camp street. between ''Tavt
and Hatche@ streets n the First D5tE : o: th.7
city, consisting OF Coal Oi! Lamps, etc. 40 Jt6 -
VentoTy winch may De seen IL my S:tc..
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Th!s being the secont. ana .as' a;'t.oH.
the said property vii be definitely sdjudl ratTc 10
the highest and last bidder for what ): WI! bring
at twelve months credit, the purchasers ;drnlsh'
ing bonds with good and solvent securities, bear
ing i've per cent interest per annum fr0El dase uI'
I'll payment. Said purchasers will have TO deduct
and pay in cash their proportion IN the printing.
sher1ff7s feee, clerks fees, keeping, ETC., whlcn
amount altogether to the sum Of three hundred
dollars, OF theresbOats.
" P. HARPER.
uh2s apls Seera OF the Par!se OF oT.esrA