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c H A R T E R
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COMFY.

Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans. 5
KNOWN THAT IT. ON THIS Lord DAY
eight hundred and sxyesht and Of the independepee
fore me VIM j. Casteli Notary Public in and for the
Of
after and personally came and
@ho dec" that aVailins themselves Of the
of Of Louisiana relative to the organization
selves and constitute corporation for the following
specified objects and under the following stipuations,
to-wit
The official Of the corporation shall be the New
Orleans Catholic Publication Company.
ARTICLE IL.
The legal domice of the corporation shall
be in the City of New Orleans subject to removal only
vote three fonrths of the bona fde steekheider
with the consent Of the President
The object of this company is to publish newspaper in
the City Orleans make such other publica-
tions as may afterward be deemed advisable by the
Board of Directors.
The Vice President of the COMPANY is the officer on
result will be brought
The Capital Stock of ths CORPORATION is fixed at One
Hundred Thousand $500 O0o Dollars in Five Thousand
serpion to be paid time of signing, and the
maider whene called in by the Board Of Directors at
cong of the act Of Incorporation provided said remain
be Pad at ANY the onr Gy the S
proportional dividend
This Corporation shall operations az soon as
Two Hundred s Of he Capital is cub
may meet and elect portion of the Board of Directors
subscribed shall be entitled to one vote Stockholders
vote in person or by proxy Of another stakeholder
ARTICLE VII.
ration in liquidation there shall be appointed by the
them and whose signature shall be binding on
the Company. IN such capacity.
No sasckhosder win BE- held resPoasib,s for any abaH
" Of the Company beyond the amount Of his stock.
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A morning blessing>is one of the richest
blessings bestowed ut sheds a SAVIOR on all
your actions during the day. 1t is like early
religious instruction, that throws halo of
light on your future life, turning all your
sorrow to joy, your thoughts onward, up
ward, heavenly. 1t makes your daily toll
feel as a pleasure; and helps to make you
live the way of the righteous, so that at the
last you may meet the approving smile of
glorious mansion on high prepared for you.
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AGRICULTURAL.

WHAT CULTURE THE PEACH REQUIRES
The peach is known by the best cultivators
as requiring great care in cultivation. Few
things that grow out of the earth will pay
so well for the care bestowed. And, without
care, the peach is a failure. This, we may
say, accounts to a great extent, for the dis
couragements which attend the culture of
this most delicious of fruits. 1t is tender,
and therefore requires care; it must have it,
or it will fail. Not only the amount of the
crop, but equally the quality, will fail with
out care. Let no one attempt peach culture
unless he intends to bestow the necessary
time upon it. The grass must not only be
kept out, but the ground must be mellow,
and mellow throughout, but especially ut
top. uit-growers in the East grow corn
or other crops, which require the stirring of
the ground until the orchard bears. Then,
the trees, are cultivated as one would corn.
The ground is kept well stirred no grass
nor weeds is permitted. This, aside from
the effect of the climate, is the principal
thing.
SrRoUTING POTATOES j. c. Thomp-
son lately read an essay before the American
Institute Farmers Club, which seemed to
attract much attention from that wise body,
and as it may be new to many of our readers,
we condense the practical part and publish
it. He sprouts his potatoes in shallow
boxes, 1.-TWO and a half or three inches deep,)
filed with sandy loan. Cut the potatoes
into pieces of only one eye, and lay them
thickly over thr bottom of your boxes, (first
having covered the bottom of the board half
an inch with soil, and then sprinkle fine
dirt over them until the box is full. Wet
with warm water occasionally, and in from
two to three weeks they will be ready to set
in the open ground. Only one plant should
be put in a hill. This would be a good way
to treat varieties of which you have but
little seed,a every eye may be made into
good plant. :
VEGETABLE GARDEN.-The preparation
of hotbeds for getting vegetable seeds for
ward is one of the most important matters
in the early culture of vegetables. Those
who have regular stone permanent pits are
well off. Most have to extemporize n hotbed
frame. Some sink pit in the earth and
fill in the manure but heavy rains are apt
to cool off the heat too suddenly. They
are best made above ground, and a course
of corn stalks, brush-wood, or some other
matters put around to keep the bed from
losing heat by winds too rapidly.
STRAwBERRIEs.-Straw beds are
very frequently made at this season, and
though they will not bear fruit the same
wear, are much more certain to grow, and
will produce a much better crop next year
than when left till next August. Tho1gh it
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THE MORNING STAR l..
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. 40 Poydras treet, New Orleans.

This Establishment Is fully prepared al
CIRCULARS. CARDS.
" ' ENVELOPES. DEEDS ~ '~af 'sftflh a.
3, CTS CONTRACTS. INVOICES
.-el.5z. MORTGAGES, HEADINGS,
CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS
HAND BILLS, BILL HEADS, Tat-
PROGRAMMES BILLS OF FARE, g..
,f.-r BANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS L.. IE:I.S
DRAY RECEIPTS. HILLS OF L.. DING
IS = PROMISSORY NOTES Ere, Ell =. Ere
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TEE Ms
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.


and ss ssssss%
sas of children attending
:ss s ,tIsss Sss'
and
s, 3 X. ksy PEsfs.
p Z; sts, ss %
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E %.is !. s AZ s
Sunday Il sgd w. sermon at Il
anSs benediction at and Sermon in freneh a.
Rev B csappsn. ressor Mass at and
Saposs 1.sss
Beschsr e. NJ Rev F. Gnedry z. H. As.stants Mas.
IT, s ~ snna 10 FRENCH sermon Ct ccoeh Ens
Eng
ssd
%psenss: ..y. and
fss1ss ssy e. EsssSi Reg
Sotion and . ssr@sn a. osleok s' ''' 's 10
s.snes asd IswsIRes. j. Il Jacobs Z. SIS. l.. Rev.
Nst;: ssse..,. ers"ss, ysease. ..rss.
r. Rev. Father PeHa%s 6: SIS r Week day Mas as1
i at
y;sai;ns sna Hospital strssss-ysry. Rsy G. Raymond
IT, at y sa:
Old Ursuine Church. Ursuls street. 6eteeen OAo,tyes
&C.
RsS gsa
Sundays g. u and 10 clock sermon at 10 clock YES
pers and Benediction Mt p. NJ
st. John Ne Baptist C1xreh, Dry,ades between cauope
and Clio styccts-fev. Father MCMILLAN, Pastor Rev
Rather Simon. Woei dsv Mos st O'CLOCK. Sunday at
T. 81 and 10. Sermon at 10. Vespers at O'Clock
ST. Louis Cathedral Ohartyes street. becesn st. and
ST. Peter streets-Rev Father Chalon Pastor Rev Fa-
thor r. Thoiomier Row Father Ferec Rev Father Miet
Week dny Mase st and o'clock. Sundays g. Z, and
TO- Sermon In French at 10 o'clock Vespcrs and Benz
ediction at IL O clock.
81 Patrols Church Comp STREET. Girodand Juls
serests-Rev. Father Flanna9au, Pastor Rev. Father
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ment. and partly Inv !" ievelinr mn . the
other churches.
The Dublin Irishman saws: Information
is wanted of Francis Collins. of Inocrary,
Argylesbire, Scotland. When Last heard
from, he was a working broker. in New
Orleans, America. ANY information of him
will he thanlfnlIv received Nv John Cum
bingham, No. 81 Foyle street. Londonderry,
Ireland.
noxro., r. II Mitchell, Eco ono of
the coroners for the county donegal. held
an ;nnnast nv Sat,,rIor- Mech Bath at
Dnndrl,, .,on,. fSS..',fo.t ~, 4ho hn.su of ~
man na,,,.J Ia,,;aa Por va 4sxsscntchar
W. ,,'a+ -, Sa.t1' ~. 49, .s.,;n,,s fron,
roaa;,, ut1 I.. r n,,taot LII
the noch;nerv ~ u ~ aax-S,;ii in which he
was working. and from which he was so
badly bruised. that death resulted immedi-
ately. The jury returned q verdict of acc1s
dental death from, want of caution. -.
The Dublin Natiop saws Information 10
wanted of Michaal Brannan. a native of the
parish Of Inver. county DONEGAL. who emf,
grated to America about TWENTY-FIVE years
ago. When last heard of. was reported to
be a shop-keeper in either Boston, or New
York. Any information of him will BE
thankfully received by his brother, Con.
Brannan, No. rs Newton street, Patrick,
Scotland.
CARLow.-In late division of the mem
bers of the House of Commons. in reference
to the vote against continuing the legalized
system Of logging delinquents in the British
army, MIR. Osborne Stock, MP. for Carlow,
paired with Mi. Gladstone, Mp, the latter
being in favor of the present law.
3. At q late meeting of the Carlow Town
Commissioners, (true to the Tory and ultra
1oyaln principles which have long prepon-
derated in that vicinity they adopted b
"most appropriate" address to the Prince Of
Wales, and prayed that his suspicious visit
may be the initiative to the establishment
of a permanent royal residence in Ireland.
The other municipal councils in Ireland
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There ANAL, 10 NJ .., AE sr y.
ssa "nS st sss q
tn, The Sd First st., rs.en. Of Director. shall be
ans board of Directors shall consist Of l.sdes tho
and who shall named by the Ps s IT, c .na
three other members to DO elected by the
The Directors Of FIRST class shall be apnopea and
othsr "n ny nS frss,ent and their placed hed with
" wtss. In anyWise rs NJ h s part sss to
,ies ia q Il sh ss II ON
%,s sSpes ~, control Of the
see mt to exercise it. - ''
~ the ss"ckhoders at election held ANNUALLY In
day as be tho Board Of Beo sS1s
:h. s ssIs Of IF s sss.
only mode IN which stockhodsrs a. such ~ o,. s sne
IN the contro Of tbs the affairs q The
SS sn as dsSss
In the paper for which he receive any
The President shall, SaIS Il. 1 .ssc. ,., -.
voluntary Resignation 49, - ~
Upon a.vacancy in the ', Office x 81 pre.,on,
etner 0c theae two modes, his successor shall I eietS
~ tne directors OF the frat class as many of them .
may then DO in office During any absence or Incanac;t
Or the Freaident, his place shah filled by INCH ans =
Vice President. "FSSAss
ARTICLE XVIII fts
Board OF Directors ahi have entirc eontr NJ the
business OF the Company They sall appoint editors
% LIZ.
~ ana lime OF publication Of the paper Tey shall have
me power 70 buy material and make all arrangements
LOT tn9 conduct OF business such cotenplaod ia Az
whenever desirable and dvidsnds of r,rst -
my. N VI P'"As' 1"
ARTICLE KIN. 4i
Inns act may be amended by the
eHcC THIS there must be cast in favor amend
ment twothrs Of all the votes entitled to e cast each
aaass ferresenting one vote. Said amendment muet
have been proposed by the Board OF Directors and an
The term for which this Corporation formed shall b.
twenty-five years. W
ARTICLE XXI.
should any stockhoder refuse neglect tn nav purr
Iaeiy nus or her instalment the due nteress
q the r.te OF eight per cent aha Be added
thereto from maturity until payment and n any stocE
hc6ef rofuses neElects to pay his her
Wasnn thirty days after the specified time Of
BOARD OF Directors aha have the right causing anv
shsfe or ahAres upon which any instanent may be S
advisable. ~'" 1saS oeea0
NEW ORLEANS, january a. 1855
CHARLES II. LUXEMBOURG, District Attorney I'm
ana Joe tue First Judicial District Parah az OeanS a
o0 that have carefully exained the fore
and that lind nothing therein ooatrsry 10 a.
and the laws Of the State Of Louisiana
+ N oI District Attorney F,r.t sdici.l Dstrscs
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
n FITZwMLIAM & CO.,
DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY
AND
L A N BOOKS
No. &c CAMP STREET NEW mr.

BOOKS OF every size and style made order and
Books neatly bound.
Job Printing, such Cards. Bill Heais Letter Heads
circulars Bill Of Lading ETC.. neatly promptly exc
cuted at the lowest market rates
WE HAVE OUR OWN PRINTING OFFICE AND
BINDERY.
Orders respectfully solicited and carefully attended IN
fee -
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New ORLEANS, Janusry 81, 1855
i, CHARLES H; LuZENBURG District Attorney, I'm
and JOE the First Judicial District Pariah al a.
hereby certify that haye carefully examined the fore
gong Charter Of tho New Orleans Cathoc Publicatoa
Constitution and the laws Of the Of Louiaia1a
w. G. ii. LUXEMBOURG,
Il Il. :. p rRHi 9 TaH42NA 4 T 4 sMITH 9; II,
JJissHa aI9ns ,54MH, H TAdS fLANAGAN:
F.G MoHAN, D. +. sCANHAN. ak
W. j. CASTELL w. B. LANCASTER 10
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D F.GOGARTY-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTAT1oNER.
Isl Camp street, opposite st. Patrick's Church
Has a general stock of SCHOOL BOOKS. es,ecial,x
those used in Catholic Schools and Colleges Bible.
Prayer Books, Standard and Miscellaneous Works an
proved by the highest Catholic authorities All the latest
Catholic Publications, Beads Medals Cruc xes and reI;
gous Pictures General agent all Catholic News,.
per" and Magazines Base Balls Bats Bases and seor,
Books Goo, e.
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i
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
NO. i93 Josephine Street, next door to St. Marvs
German Church,
% hand stock Of Catholic Prayer Books
historical works Also Missas Breviaries Altar carys
Cruets Sanctuary Lamps, Oii-stocks Pixies Ciboruus
anu Cnahces large assortment of Beads and Medals
i1a o Founts Statues Lace and all
prices 's ' A"e's
:" oi"ei. apl9 6m
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AN ACT

To provide for the Registration Of the Names q
| Electors, and for the ascertainment, by proper
| proofs. of the Persons who shall be entitled tt
| the Right of Suffrage.
| The People of the State of Nevada, represented
| in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
| SECTION l. The Justices of the Peace of the
several counties of the State shall constitute and
| act Registry Agents the election precints or
districts which are within their respective town.
| ships and such, their duties shall be pro-
vide d in this Act.
Sec. , Immediately upon the arpro Al Of this
Act. the respective Boards Of Registration OF the
several counties Of the State shall deliver over,
or cause 10 he delivered. to the sevtral Registry
Agents OF their counties, as provided fer in this
Act, the respective registers, and all other regis
tratiOn books, belonging to, or heretofore pre-
pared for, the election precincts districts which
are within their respective townships pr0r3d6f,
that the book containing the oath, heretofore
subscribed, shall be fled and preserved in the
County Clerk Office and, hereafter, said Boards
of Registration shall be discharged from the per-
Torrance of any duty relating to the registration
of the names of electors
Sec. 3 The County Commissioners Of the res
pective counties Of the State shall provide for
the Registry Agents Of their county. when and
where needed, all proper and necessary books 10
carry ont the provisions Of this Act, together with
tht registers Zone for each election rrecnt or dis
trict) prepared that each shall contain separ
ate list of persons entitled to vote, residing in
each election preCint district, alphabetically
arranged, according TO their respective sulnames,
and to show, in separate columns, the name at
full length the age, the country of their birth, |
the occupation and place of residence, together |
with the number and date of registry. All OK
penses incurred in executing the provisions of
this Act, including the publication of the registry
lists. shall he audited, allowed and paid out OF
the county funds of the several counties mourning
the same, other comfy charges.
Sec. The registers may be in the following
form, in such other form as to most conven-
ently and economically carry ont the provisions
md intention Of this Act-tO-wit:
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HON. ROET. II. CLARKE,
Attorney General,

Will address the citizens of Nevada upon the 70
litical issues Of tie day follows
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Fifty Cents State Revenue Stamp.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF URMSBY
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in
aud for sail County If 0rmsby.-The State of
Nevada sends greeting to ". 5. WILLIAMS.
You e hereby summoned appear before nc
At my office III Carson City in Carson Township in
0rmsby County on the
z9th day of October, A. d. 1865,
NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and unto the Com
plant of A. b DRIFSBACH, who sues you to re-
cover the sum Of Que flundre! aud twenty l5-lG0
dollars aliegct to be dne from You to him
open book account for coo'ls, wares and mer
chaniise sold AMI delivered by plaintiff - YOU at
your special instanc" and request. VIXEN judgment
will he taken against You = the sail amount.
together with Gusts and damages, if you fail to aT-
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county, greeting: Make Legal service and due
return hereof
Given under my han! this 22l day of September
4. d. 1858. l.. c. MckEEBT.
Ju4tice o. the Peace, Carson Township.
$50 I'd
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81 vi MON =.

State Rev. Stamp, See
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA TOWN
| ship, in the county OF Douglas, State # NJ.
vada. Before 5. L. futile, Justice Of the Peace.
T. Furth and J. Firth. doing business under the
name and style Of 4 J. tuTth, plaintiffs. against
Fred. Briggerhof, defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting n Tred.
Briggerh"f. defendant. y, are Hereby summoned
to appear before me, at my office in Genoa Town
ship, in the town Of Genoa. county Of Donglts,
the
goth day of October, A. %. Is6s,
at o'clock A. to answer the conf ltint of the
above named plaintiffs, who sue IL recover TIE
sum CT $50 - due principal ami interest Oh
promissOIy no;e made by You to jacobs q Bros.
dated April 9TH. lNt5 PAYABLE to them orier and
duly endorsed to said plaintiffs " ho are the owners
holders and endorses thereof. the heiEA
payable in said Gcnoa, part thereof having
been paid-note ME iii Lay olice--when JUDI
meut will be taken against Yen for the said
amount, together with cosis and damages, il W,
fail to appear and
To the Sheriff any Constable of said Douglas
county greeting: Mako legal service and DIE
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day ofsc.
Der, 4 D. IoeS.
S. f. FUTILE,
A Justice Of the Peace Of said Tow nslir.
Attest a true copy alias summons.
:. L. 1t FILE. Justice Of the Peace.
sTl-tJ
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POLITICAL
A p POIN TN E N T S
HON. yyM. NJ. STEWART

Will address the citizens Of Nevada upon the poll
teal issues If the day, as follows:
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SUMMON 5.

/. 5. Rev stamp 50r.l Nevada Rev stamp Soc
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE SECOND
Ju,Iici.l District of the State of Nevada. in
aus fer the County of Jug!as.-Erances Hamlet
". William Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
mi Judicial District of the state of Nevada, in
ai or The said County, ami the Complaint filed
N said County of Douglas, in the office of the
Clerk Of said District Court on the 18th day Of
September A D.. leiiS-
Ila State of Nevada sends greeting to William
Hamlet. defendant.
You are hereby required to apsear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
tTict OF the State of Nevada III ad for the County
II Douglas and TO th complaint filed there
IA within te lays exclusive of the day of service
-!;ar the service you of this sumnons-if served
within this county; or if served ont of this
county but in this district, within twenty days,
Otherwise withil forty days-or judgment by de-
fault viii be taken against you, according to the
PRAYER of said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain decree of
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony now exist
lug between you said defendant, and said plaintiff
HEY thereby be Dissolved. and plaintiff be released
from th. obligation of said marriage contract As is
ie.ei by plaintiff in her said complaint, on the
grounds Of failure support said plaintiff. to
provide the ntcc>stries of life, said neglect not
beir.. the result of poverty your part, which
Won could not have avoided by ordinary Industry;
extreme cruelty and the Of the most vile, vul-
gar ur fame and obscene language in presence of
>ail plaintiff, and for all other reiiet to which
plaintiff may be entitled. by said complaint
filed herein will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
And Won are hereby notified that if You fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Corrt
f.f the relief demanded in said complaint and for
the casts of this action.
Given under my hand, and the Seal
of the District Court of the Second
| SO Judicial District of the State of Ne
vi ~ vada in and for the County of Douglas,
this 18th day of September, in the year Of our
Lord enc thousand eight hundred and sixty ight.
STEPHEN A. KINSEY, Clerk.
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THOMAS FITCH,
Union Republican Nominee for
Member of Congress,

Will address the people cf Nevada upon the poll
teal issues of the day, as follows
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To provide for the Registration Of the Names of
Electors, and for the ascertainment, by proper
proofs. of the Persons who shall be entitled to
the RIGHT of Sutfrape
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state Of Nevada, County Of Douglas, ss.-Sec-
nud Judicial District Court, Stephen A. Kim
>ey Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of
Douglas county, State Of Neva;i, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is full true and
rect copy Of the original summons in the action
c,ititled Frances Hamlet William Hamlet,
which now remains file in my office at Genoa,
in said county AMI State.
Ia .estim my whereof, have hnreUnto set my
had and AFFIXED the seal Of said Court this 1, til
day of September. A. d. 1865.
STALL STEPHEN A. KINSEY, Clerk.
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1t is agreed that the speakers shall alternate in
opening-Judge Baldwin to c"nnIrIicc at Gold
Hill. The opening spec, h is to be one hour; the
reply hour and a-ilalf, aud the conclusion one
half hour. The speakers to stop promptly al
the conclusion Of their time. Each Of the pUlit-
cal parties is to have one President and Secre-
tary; and in case of disagreement as to place of
speaking, the choice is to be made by the speak
ers, alternating, Judge Baldwin to begin.
Local Committees OF both paEtes requested
to give notice of the meetings.
ET The previous appointments of Judge Bald
win hereby revoked, to conform with the
above, with the exception of the at Dayton,
October 3. ol-td