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R,rnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
asw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. AUGUST .. 1874.

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Education will cease to be the companion of
religion, and the students mind will fail to be
iIiumined by the true light of science, but
rather row dark in the obscurity of theories
and speculations. Surely then our lands and
castles will be no longer what they once were.
The first will be turned into desolation, the
latter despoiled of all it's art and glory. There
we shall no longer find homes for our old age,
or asylums for our orphan children. Our cas-
tie walls will no longer be adorned with the
sweet faces of Murillo's Virgins and our Cathe-
dral chors will resound no longer with those
strains, which" says Father Faber, 90 like the
sea-shells murmur of the Passion evermore."
Our libraries and museums will be no longer
sacredly guarded because of their precious
treasures.
The letters of Columbus the Byzantine
bronze cruc.fx, carried before him by the Cid
into bait e; the Bible belonging to st. Isidore
who lived in the 18th century; the tabernacle
made of gold, brought by Columbus from the
New World some of the first books printed
in type, an illuminated nissal of 1914, a veil
in crochet worked by st. Elizabeth, an
earthen pot from blessed Cana of Galilee, the
Greek volume belonging to st. Chrysostom 8
all these relics of art, learning and devotion
would be seized by profane officials and lost to
the antiquarian and lovers of rare things,
Thus despoiled of its jewels, and shorn of
its beauties, we would hardly care to claim
any ownership in Spanish estates. Therefore
do we earnestly protest against Bismarck and
his followers ever becoming joint proprietors
ssin our Spanish lands and most earnestly do
Me pray that Gods bright sun may soon look
Nown upon peaceful, Catholic Spain, ruled by
W 1h4istian King, it's lands adorned by noble
y. Henumepts of Catholic charity and enterprise.
an its shining castles bright with all the glory
off, tiiolc art
Then shall ws continue to look forward with
pride and pleasure upoc our vast Spanish pos
sessions, and though unable. perhaps ever to
reach or reside upon them, shall feel salts
fed in the knowledge of all the good there
being effected and of all tie praise and glory
there being offered up to God.
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TEARS

As we travel through the journey Of life
We find the valley of tears,
We leave in this valley all care and strife
To rest with vanished years.
When SORROW presses our desolate. hearts
Those tears so precious seem,
They purify each sinful part.
Till our lives with sunlight beam.
1t is only those who never weep
Their sOriows never forget
Sad memories for them can never sleep,
Or their lives be tat regret.
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Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE.
New Oileans j ,ilY d ls.i

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
New Orleans rly Is 1874.
20 the PeoI Of the Parish Of Orleans:
An important election is close hand, in which
interests vital to this State and involved
In order to ameliorate far BILE present
lamentable condition, it is of the utmost Importance
that all the conservative voters should act In accord
and vote as unit in opposition to Radcalsm.
We invite attention to tho address of the State Cen
trail Committee. offering platform liberal and broad
enough which to concentrate all the different ele
ments DESTROYS of promoting future welfare. We
therefore cordially invite all the elements
to act with to register their in the books Of
the Central Clnb in the wards in which they respect
lively reside, and to participate in the approaching
elections for deegates to the State and Parish Nomna
ting Convention
In previous elections inducements have been offered
to conservative coored fellow citizens to join
and support for public offices those identified by every
tic with the best interests of State and parish but
every effort, however proved abortive.
In view of this they cannot be surprised that this
committee urge The citizens of the parish
to discriminate in the employment of laborers.
conflict of races is be deprecated, but when
the material interest of the employer Is placed in
pardy, it now Is 1t behooves him to protect himself
by every in his power and to employ but those
who will aid him to lid of the incubus of bad govern.
ment which has well nigh ruined the honest and ndus
trious of both races.
We recommend the active canvass of every ward in
the conservative interest and the formation clubs
and invite all to unite under the Democratic banner
and by the nomination and election of good and
to both branches of the Legislature and other
positions of trust to restore least in degree
impoverished and down. trodden people the
prosperity, security and good government which once
existed throughout the limits of Louisiana.
p. MALoCHEE, President,
WILL STEVEN, Vice President.
Z. L. BOWER. Secretary. au9 1t
I AIDES! LADIES! LADIES!
THE AUGUST METROPOLITAN.
CONTAINING
THE SUMMER FASHIONS,
TcGETHEE WITH
Butterick s. Co.'S Celebrated Paper Patterns
just received and for sale at
50 ........--...Canal Street ..-......S9
auolt W. E. COOPER. Agent.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE ASSOCIATION.-Th regular monthly meet
ing of this Association will be hold THIS EVENING
at 81 o'clock in the Star Hall he street.
of Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
THoS. G. RAPIER President.
D. II. BUCKLEY, Secretary. au9 1t
special meeting of this Society will be held THIS
Sunday EVENING at o'clock, in the Hall, corner
of Common and Derbigny streets- The attendance OF
every member is requested business of the utmost
Importance will be brought before the meeting.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited to attend.
JNO. MCCAFFREY, President.
NJ. DRISCOLL, Secretary. aus 1t
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
SOCIETY.-1he regular monthly meeting of this
o'clock in the Schoolhouse MsrigDy street. between
Greatme len and Casacalvo streets.
Gentlemen wishing 10 join the Society are invited to
attend. X. II. hartley, President
C. EVERETT, Recording Secretary AUG 1t
ST. THEREsAs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NBNCE SoCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Association will be held MONDAY EVENING,
August 10th, at II o'clock in st. Theresas Hail. Erato
street, between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to JOIN invited TO attend.
II. X. CHENEY, President.
il. oCoNNoR, secr e,ary. ausIt
ST ALPHoNsUs ToTALAB>TINENCEC CADETS
The regular monthly citing of this Society will be
held TODAY, Sunday at2 o'clock, in st Alphonsus
Hall, ST. Andrew street, between Magazine aud Goa.
Dues will be collected this meeting.
Boys wishing to join are invited to attend.
at the last meeting Of this Association ". j. NAL.
lyn was elected Second Vice President and L Man
ming, Financial Secretary.
D. j. MULLANE. First Vice President.
JAS p. CAREY, Secretary. aus 1t
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MARRIED.

DoUHAN-THoMPSoN-On Saturday, August l.,
1874, by the Rev Father Lutte IS r. in the Church
Of st. Mary OF the Assumption, Mr.. P. Douhan, of
Sweden. and Miss octavia A Thompson, of Southwest
Pass La.
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teacher of French and German is wanted
Catholic Parochial School in the country See ad
vertisement on pages
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NOTICE..
IorICE.
st. Patrick's Hall Association.

Parties DESTROYS of taking Eight (s) Per Cent Bonds
(secured by morRage) in ST. Patrick's Hall Associa-
ton will please call Mr.. p. IRWIN tho Hiberna
Bank, Al Camp street, Mr.. JNo. HENDERSON, at
the office of tho Hiberna Insurance Company, No.
Camp street. Those who have paid in advance will
please their receipts to arrange for their
bonds INN edtately.
jeai 3m5p JNo. HENDERSON, Vice President.
CATHOLIC CHURCH MUSIC. MASSES, ETC
We would respectfully call the attention of CHOIRS
ORGANISMS, COMMENTS and SUMMARIES, TO
recent Issues of Music and Books for the Catholic
Church Service. All editions printed from
large type and on beautiful paper. We continually
publishing Catholic Church Music and AWAY keep
full assortment hand. Send for Catalogue.
We make Catholic Church Music q speciality
Address, JOHN CHURCH e. CO.,
my3 3m5p &c West Fourth st. Cincinnati O.
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DIANos. PIANOS MUSIC.
MRS. GUsTAvE Won HoFE, sC7 Magazine st.,
Pianos Of the best makers for sale
able torms Special attention given to repairing and
tuning Pianos by tie beat tuner in the city. =
Sheet Music, Nuaical TnBtruinentn, StrfnGB etc. Al
Ways on hnnd Muaio aeatlF bound.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE MEMBERS OF ST. ALPHoNsUS TOTAL
ABSTINENCE AsSoCIATIoN.-Tbe members of this
Association, who desire 10 go the Excursion to
ChatAwa, hiss, for the benefit OF the Redemptorist
College that place. requested to give their
20 tbs Secretary Of the Association Mr.. c. L. Sinclair
sts chfppows street. neas washinetoa or e the Morn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

OF such grand juror or city attorney or said states
attorney TO appear and prosecute said cause In IL
or said states attorney bad been Complainant ~
the same. And If said officer SO making the arrest
as aforesaid, or said magistrate. grand juror, city
TO do and perform acc arafng to tho terms Of hi.
act they shall be seyeraly Liable 70 the penatIe,
prescribed by section forty-two Of chapter ninety.
four aforesaid.
Sec. p This act shall take eff ct from its passage.
Approved November "a, 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

No; S-An Act to amend section two Of an act On
Titled, An act relating TO witnesses in proseou =
nors," approved November "a, iS72.
II ia hereby enacted, etc..
Sec. l.. The second section OF an act entitled An
or furni.hing intoxicating liquors, approved Nov
ember ~, ls7l, is hereby amended by inserting In
the second line thereof after the word shall the
word "notn N' -'
Sec e. This act shall take effect from Its passage.
Approved November 6, 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

No. es.-An act relating to the manufacture and
,., sale OF domestic wines.
1t Is hereby enacted, etc.
Bee. l.: Tho several provisions OF chapter ninety.
Iour oil the general statutes, relating to the mana
iaeture, sale and use of cider, shall apply TO tho
manufacture, sale and use OF wine which is mads
IN this state, from grapes other fruits the
srowth o. THIS state, and which is without the az
mixture of alcohol or spirituous lIouor. nroxIda,
only. fP'
Sec g. This act shall take effec! from It's passage
Approved November IL, 1874
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

No. "a An Act In addition to section thlrty-thtee
of chapter nnety-.our o. the genera! statutes.
II Is hereby enacted etc.
SEQ /, 1t shall BIO the duty of the officer arrest.
ing any intoxicated person un er and by virtue Of
section thirty-three Of chapter ninety -four of the
general statutes. to Immediately give notice Of
such arrest and Of the taking Of the disclosure OF
such intoxicated person TO u grand juror or city
attorney Of the town or city in which such intoxi-
Gated person shall be found so intoxicated or the
states attorney OF the county in which such town
or city lies and thereupon 1t shall be the duty OF
such grand Juror or such city attorney or states
attorney to attend at the taking Of such disclosures
and II said justice shall issue his warrant under
and BY virtue Of said section, 1t shall be the duty
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

No 24-An act to amend section one of an act en-
titled :" An act to authorize the formation OF rail-
road corp, ratons, and to regulate the same" ap-
proved November TO- A. ID. 1874
| II is hereby enacted, etc.;
Sec, i. Section one Of an act entitled An act to
authorize the formation of railroad corporations,
and to regulate the same,n approved November 20.
A. d. 1874 shall be altered and aT ended to real as
| follows
Sec. /. Any,number Of persoi. vet less than
| twenty five, majority of them beng inhabitants
OF this state, may form company for the purpose
| OF constructing, maintaining and operating rail.
road for public use in conveyance OF persons ana
property and for that purpose may make and 81 IN
articles of association in which shall DO stated tho
name Of the company, the places from ana to which
| the road is to be constructed or maintained and
operated, the length Of such road as near as may
be, and the name Of each city, town and county In
this State through or into which 1t IS made or IN
tended to be made the amount Of the cap tai STOCK
of the company which shall be divided into SHARES
Of ono hundred dollars each, and shall not be less
than ten thousand dollars for every mile Of road
constructed or proposed to be constructed and the
number of shares VI which said capital stock Shall
consist and the names and places Of residence o.
the directors OF the company who shall be chosen
from and by the persons Subscribing TO saio ar'-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16
Approved, November "a, 1874.
No. H.-An Act relating to the collection OF d,
district taxes.

UIstTIUt thAe5.
II Is hereby enacted. ETC.,
Sec. |. Whenever any school district shall rals
tax, such school district may, by vote passed a
the meeting, direct the collector Of taxes Il
deduct such per cent. as shall be fixed by said VOTE
from the tax Of every tax payer who shall pay hi
or her tax by day fixed by said vote:
Sec. 2. The collector of taxes shall notify tho tax
payers OF such school district, at what time and
place he will attend to receive taxes SO voted and
allow such deduction, by posting notice thereof In
three public places in said DISTRICT and by causing
the same to be published in each newspaper thai
may be printed In said district, at least ten days
before the time named in such not &c.
Sec. 81 Every tax payer who shall neglect to pay
vote, shall not be entitled to such deduction, and
the collector shall collect the whole tax Of such dc
linquent tax payer in tho manner now by law pro
vided
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80 AAyOkALrY % NV ,ORLRAs,. .
Few Orleans, Eeptember t6. 1874

! a. Few Orleans. September %. 1914 !
! WnRRaas. Il il provided BY the charter OF the
city Of New Orleans ''that che elections for thu
Mayor and several Adminissrato shall be held b.
ennia!ly. ~ the time Of the elections for members
of the General Asss mbiy: and they shalt be ehosep
It large BY the QualiAeA ~Vtess Of the city oS Mo
Orleans" and
Whereas. In The absence Of any law seglsirins
either the Governor Of the State OF Lousians %
the Mayor Of the city Of Now Orleans to give notes
by Proclamation Of such elections for city officers
it Is nevertheless obviously necessary aud psopss
that such notice should be given;
Now. Therefore. : have thought proper to notify
the qualified voters Of the city OF New Orleans
That. on MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF NOvEX.
Blk NEXT. being the day fixed by law for the eIec.
tion OF members Of the General Assembly and city
Officers, an election viii b. hold in said city OF New
Orleans for the following
One Administrator Of Pinanco
One Ad ninistrator Of Commerce.
One Administrator OF improvements
One Administrator of Assessments
One Administrator of Police.
One Administrator OF Public Accountx
And one Administrator Of Wsterworks and Pub.
lie Buildings.
The said election will be held at the same places
and be conducted by the same commissionors ~
the election for members Of the General Assembly.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the city Of
New Orleana
se26 % LOUIS A, WILT. MavOr.
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FIELDS WHITE WITH COTTON AND
NOBODY TO PICK IT.

4 Bed river steamboat arrived the other
day. bringing sensational report sron.
Shreveport. There was no cotton for
New Orleans there, nor Yet at the land
ings below. All along the banks Of the
river there are fields white with cotton
and nobody 20 Yickit. Thus the chickens
Of the White League merchants have
come home 90 socst. I. is probable the
Shreveport Times had been received on
these deserted plantations with tie per-
emptory fiat OF those proscriptionists.
The planters had read their high resolves.
and attempted to obey the behesss Of
thei. masters. the Shreveport shopkeeperS
They had called up their hands and III
formed them that they must either promise
to vote the Democratic ticke. or knock OF
woys. The Les,oes no doubt resented
the Iic:a.ior and were immediately dis
charged. Having nothing else before
them, they f!oc',e.i to the riverside 10
await transportation 70 some more con-
genial locality. Thus the fields. white
with cotton. we've !es. without !abo:eys.
and the planters lett to settle with the
officers Of an outraged Law fos the o:fa,sse
they had been 50 weak az to commit at
the instisation Of others. This is truly
deploable state Of affairs hands dis
missed because they refused to be slaves:
the prcprietors avoiding arrest because
they meekly bent their necls to the
Shreveport yoke.
The reported stampede OF coiosed
people can be acc ouuted fox reasonably in
one Of only two ways They had either
absented themselves from work long
enough to register, or they bad been
summarily discharged because they re.
fused to pledge themselves to vote the
White League ticket The approach Of
the United States troops could have had
nothing to do With their flight The
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By o. Valeton.
MARIE ROSE MALBERNAC VS.. JEAN BONsHIG-
NEUR ET AIS
FOR A PARTITION,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 073.
By o. Valeton.

NO. JIUI6.
DY u. VALETON, AUCTIOEEBR.-SATUR
ID DAY, November g. 1874. at twelve O'Clock n
will DO sold, at the Merchants and AuctioneerS
Exchange, on Royal street. AZ per order of the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated August %.
1874, No 37,U.8 OF the docket of sad court
|. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First District, IN the square bounded by Caope,
BarOnne, Clio and CarOnde let streets, measuring,
in English measure 30 feet front Calliope street.
by depth of 96 feet, between parallel lines to-
gether with the buildings and improvements there
on consisting of q One-stOry frame house, No. 2l6,
and other buildings thereon.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District, in the square bounded by Philippe
Tor Dryades) Julia, Glrod and BarOnne streets,
measuring, American measure, 81 feet inches !
lines in depth, between parallel lines; together
with all Improvements thereon, consisting of a
two story brick house, No. 223, and other buildings
thereon.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District in the square bounded by Howard.
corner OF Howard and EratO streets, and measur-
ing, American measure % feet front on Howard
street by depth aud front on EratO street of Us
feet, bet ween parallel lines, together with All tho
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting Of
q one-story frame house, built on the corner and
OF two-story frame house EratO street aad
other imprOveme nts
Terms and Conditions One. third cash and the
balance on q credit of and two yea g. for notes
secured by mortgage and vendors privilege bear
ing interest at the rate Of eight per cent per an
mum from date until paid, five per cent attorney 8
fees in case of suit; the properties to be kept in
sursd and policies transferred to the holder or
holders of the notes.
Acts of sale before o. de Armas, notary public
At the expense of purchasers.
o6y MI
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LOUIS A. WILT. Sfavor.
NOTICE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Office State Registrar Of Voters
New Orleans, october u, 1874.
The following section of the election act is pub
lished for the information Of al concerned:
SECrlos IS. Be it further enacted, ETC.. That the
supervisors Of registration, commissioners
of election. shall on the day of election close all
drinking saloons, dram shops grOgger;es or places
where liquor is sold by the glass or bottle, situated
in tho radius OF two miles Of any poll or voting
place and said supervisors of registration or com
missioners of election shall have the power to
call on any sheriff constable police officer, to
enfore this regulation. If such sheriff. constable,
police officer. shall refuse to obey any order is
sued under the authority of this section the super
visor OF registration giving the order shall sum-
mary arrest and imprson such sheriff, constable
or police Officer such Imprisonment not to extend
beyond the hour of closing the polls. And such
sheriff. constable police officer so refusing to
obey such order shall be deemed guilty Of q mis-.
demeanor in office. and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by Imprisonment for a term not
TO exceed six months. nor less than three months.
and by y fLe of not more than five hundred dol
Iars nor lees than one hundred dollars
WILLIAM WRIGHT
oc,s 81 - State Registrar of Voters.
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STATE ARMS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department )
New Orleans, october II, 1874 }
Official report being made to me that large
quantity Of rifles. guns, bayonets, uniforms etc .
the property Of the State Of Louisians, have been
aostracted from the State srsenals and In other
ways taken possession OF by unauthorized persons,
hereby give notice to all persons retaining poa-
session of such arms, uniforms ETC.. to return the
same to the Adutant General Of the State OF
Lousiana OF his authorized representatives with
out delay.
Said arms include two twelve pound howitssss.
624 Springfield breechoading rifles. sol Winchester
rifles, o64 Enfield rifles, 80 Spencer carbines 1880
bayonets IS swords. and Q large quantity Of uni.
forms and other equipments, Of the totsl vaue a
ee6.0Oo
AL person retaining said arms after this notes
will b subject to the penalties Of the law.
WILLIAM z. KELLOGG.
By The Governor
WILLIAM WRRKS,
Assistant Secretary q Stats.
OcI3 l5t