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Land for Sale.

MIN. n. Scariand offers for sale on
Nv The orsf of terms, and at mod
crate prices, the following described
and lying IN Bossier parish, viz:
The Northwest quarter of northeast
quarter, northwest quarter of southwest
half, and southeast quarter of south
west quarter of section "a, township
20. range IL, containing 100 acres,
near Amhrose's.
The southeast quatter of northwest
quarter IF sec. Ii; Northwest quarter of
northeast quarter, section "A, and
southwest quarter and south half of
northwest quarter, section IL, town
ship 10, range III, containing 800
acres. near and in the Big Prairie.
East half "f northwest quarter, sec
ton 20, township IL. range II, con-
tanning 80 acres in River Bottom, part
of the old Cahill place. Ell.
Southwest quarterof southwestquar-
ter, and southeast quarter of SOUTHEAST
quarter. section -; northwest quarter
IF northeast quarter. and northeast
quarter of northwest quarter, and
north west quarter of northwest quarter
of section 30. township %, range IL,
rar. CUllinsburg. East half and the
northwest quarter of northwest quarter
of section 9; and south half of north
east quarter, sec. 8. township %, range
10, containing 200 acres, The forego-
ing are wild lands. 3 -h@'
Also she "Abney Plantation" FIVE
miles southwark of Bellevue. contain
ing $50 acres; 400 hundred cleared
and under excellent fences. This
plantation is near the projected route
of the North Louisiana r. R.
Also the following land lying in
! Webster parish: 'ria .--
/ North last quarter Of northeast quar-
ter, section 80. township B, range / l +;
and west half If northwest quarter, sec
tion 81 township % range l0-l60
acres. known as the Marion Slack en-
/ try. '''as''t.T" -"l..
NnrthweSt.quarter and north half of
northeast quarter. North half IF south
west quarter aud southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter. section 8, township
20, range 10; and northeast quarter
of northeast quarter, section 2, and
southwest quarter of southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of northeast
quarter, section $50 acres, near
Marion d yIe's.
East half of northeast quarter. Sec
ton D. township 10, range -l0-S0
acres, nes.r j. w. McDanald's planta-
| tiJn. fT.l >..'H -HrN
Southwest quarter of southwest
quarter, northwest quarter of of south
west querter. section 25; southwest
quarter &C northwest quarter, section
40, and q utheast quarter of northwest
| quarter, aud northwest quarter of
northeast quarter. section 81, township
q, range 10. Containing 200 acres. and
being furmerl y part of the Lee Hodges
| plantation. iE -lst @tSi
| Southwest quarter and south halt
of northwest quarter, section DC
southeast quarter Of northeast. quarter,
and northeast quarter of southeast
quarter, section %; and north half Of
northeast quarter. section %. township
% range III. containing $50 acres,
near Ogarte Grant.
Northwest quarter Of northwest quar-.
ter, and west half of southwest quarter
of section l3. township 81. range ii
containing 100 acres on Bodcau bay.
ou- lT o. uas
Persons desiring to purchase. viii
address the proprietor, at Cuushatta
Red River parish, La.
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S5r0y Sale.

E'strayed before the un lersigned on the
II nth day of October, 1870. by Arthur
Hawkins and will be sold al Bellevue. La.
for cash, To the highest bidder, ON Saturday
the both day ofJanuary, 1872, a certain BAY
MARE MULE, about ID years old. with a
stripe across the withers. and large sore
or scar around the root of the tail
Appraised nj SIS.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c. -
j. II LOTION. Stray Master
October, I4th 1871.
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Stray Sale.

ENstrayed before J. W. Walker, J. p, by
H j. p. Bryant, en- - of NOVEMBER, 1871
AID viii be sold for cash on Saturday, the
18th day of February, 1872, at Bellevue, one
DARK BAY HORSE about four years old,
branded with the letter ''V' and figure g.
on left shoulder. u E-..rS.
Appraised at $50 90.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay chrages, &c.
j. ii. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Nov, 18th, 1871.
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Str0y Sale.

Estrayed before the Undersigned aufhorl.
u ", October 9Th, 1871, by Enock
Vinson and will be sold to the highest l. I
der, for cash, at Bellevue La. on SATURDAY
November 18th, 1871, a DARK RED COW
and CALF. Cow about years old, and
marked with swallow fork in each ear. and
branded j d. on both hips and hip shot.
ten. Appraised at $i2. #
The owner is requested to come forward
proTe property, pay charges, &c.
J. II. LOTION, Stray Master.
October. z 1871.
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Sixteenth Section for Lease.


TINE SIXTEENTH SECTION. Of
IL tswnshp ID, range IL, "n Red
River, in Bossier parish, La. will be
leased out at pRalic auction, tn the
last and highest bidders, for farming
purposes for the year 1872, at the
Court House door in the town of Belle
rue between the hours Of ii "'clnck
in the forenoon and 4 in the afternoon.
Of SATURDAY, the ,
9Th Bay of January, neat, 1872.
There being two separate farms on it.
each will BE- put up separately.
Terms of Lease-Lessees are to
pay cash enough to pay expenses of
oflease, and each is To give his notr
for eHuunt bid, (less his prn-rata of
eIeeRsesI, due on the fast day of
Deoember, A. D.. 1872, with approved
eerscVal security. Lrssot's privilege
Is 70 be property secured. LeSsees
will be also required to give bond and
ssexrity ter the protection of the land
from every kind of waste and njury.
E. r. MOORE,
Parish Treasurer.
l.. w. BAKER. (.
PreG't Board School Directors.
f. O'NEkL, Sec'y-
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.dbleey Plantation
For Sale or Lease

/ offfr the ABNEY PLANTATION
IL lying five miles southwark from
Bellevue fer salelor lease on reasonable
terms. 1t comprises eight hundred
acres "f choice upland, fur hundred
acres cleared and under good fencing.
1t has also a comfortable dwelling
house ard the necessary cabins for la
b0rers and other cut houses. Ei 81
If sale cannot be effected at an early
date. | will lease the Plantation for the
year 1872. a v-a1
For further information apply to
Capt. 3. F. Fort. at Bellevue, La.
.. w. II. SCANLAND.
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Succession Sale.
Succession of VIM. NJ. Folsom. Dec

pY virtue of an order of the Hon
I'D the Parish Court in and for BIS
>ier parish. La, and writ of sale is
sued hereunder, will be sold at public
auction. to the last ami highest bidCer.
at the late residence of w. Nj Folsom
on the east bank of Red River near
Shreveport. between the hours OF J.
u'clock in the forenoon and in the
| afternoon of F RI ID AY. the 5TH of
JANUARY next, the following de-
scribed land and other property be-
long Ia said succession. to-wit:
The north half of section 81 of to vn-
ship l8, range ID, of n. w. Land Dist.
of La, containing 800 acres-morn or
less; also one gin stand and one gin
band. -.a.Tn
The land is excellent RED RIVER
bBOFTOM LAND with abont 40 acre ;
cleared and under cultivation this year
(lo7l) distant only half mile from
theriver. The uncleared land is COW
-red with excellent fire wood, the sale
~ which would mors than pay for
clearing. Abontone-hnlf the lani is
q the same order as river front, and
Ii other half is stiff back land, plost
tx crllent for cotton. Title to decet sed
is wv patent to him from the State in
1855. -.r-s .
Terms of Sale-Cash,, provided the
appr,.isement be bid. Each suodi-
vision of the land and each article of
person atty not bringing its appraise-
ment cash will be re-advertised and
sold act 'ording so law. The land will
he sold n subdivisions of 40 acre, or
lie of a section according to the u.
). survey. a plat and the appraise-
ment of the la I'd can be seen by calling
on the public administrator at Bellevue
or ON Loon ey & Ashton at Shrnve-
port. The subdivisions have heen
lately survey ed out and can be showa
nv the resident ON the land and by sew
eral of his nsighhors. .
B F. O'NEAL, Sheriff.
=. Bellevue. NOV %. II. n36hls
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Sheriff 50 Sale.
Jacob Miller, }
vs.. No. 262.
Holm Keller, ct ais. }

Holm Keller Ii ct ais.
In the Parish Court Of Tie Parish Of Bos-
sier, Lostist Gstd.
DY -irtue of writ of Fl. II facias, and TO
I'D me directed, issued from the Hunora
bic Parish Court OF Parish and State afore-
said, have seized and WI u proceed TO sell
at public auction, to the last and CHEST
bidder, before the Court House door
n the town of Bellevue. La, ,vithin the le-
gal hours of sale. on the FIRST SATUR-
bay, THE 9Th DAY O.F JANUARY.
A. d., 1872, the following described proper
". to-vit:
Three hundred pounds Of Sc ed cotton.
Two stacks OF fodder.
One small mule.
Seized as the property OF the Defendant
and to be sold to pay and satisfl- plaintiffs,
clain-say 500 % with all interest and
costs
Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit of APP
praisement-
BE. 0'SEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, Dec 2ist, 1871. n39
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OmciaI Directory.

Omcial Directory.
#Et. T4-aa ata - Sa3T a.'75'f AK
UNITED sTATEsoFEIcERs. arh
Ulysses S. Grant, of Illinois, Ptesi-
dent. ,sH E-ere yf.ru-sf
Schuyler Collar. Of Indiana. Wee
President. ss.l aaa. rzsn *
James G. Blaine, of Maine, Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives.. 1.
fs1a TEE cAsIEET. f~ f,sIas2
Hamilton Fish, Of New York, secreta-
ry of State. .s.t..-
General Belknup. Secretary of War.
George IA. Robeson, of New Jersey,
Secretary of Navy. HIlHudk
George s. Boutwell,. of Massachusetts,
Secretary of Treasury. 3 taar
Jacob j. Cox, Of Ohio, Secretary elm
terror. s,.a a All W. 81
A. T. Aksrman, of Georgia. sAttorney
General. baltic TsE Fss@t ~ hlA
j. A. j. Cresvell, Of AIaryland. Post
master General. AEu al# ODD E.-sL
Columbus DeIano, of Ohio, Commits
sionsr of Internal Revenue. .I
yeasv naF s -sW bad
MINISTERS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Sch.nck. of Pennsylvania, to Eng
land ..r-.-..r- - e..
E. B. Washbarns. Of Illinois. to
France. ..-........ .-...s.. -, .-.,. .a.gF
Williams s. Roseeraux. Of Ohio, to
Mexico. ........- 500. $50. E.-f
A. G. Curtin, of Pennaylvania. to Rus
ala. ------
George Bancroft, Of MASSACHUSETTS, to
Prussia.
George p. Marsh, of v errnont. to Italy,
j. Ross Browne, of California, TO Chi
DanieFE! siokls,, Of New York. to
as SPAIN efE fHlw lDtgH IG isl
Henry r. Watts, Of Pennsylvania, to
1900 EJurigi rtul g5f dgiiu
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio, Chief JUS
tice.
Nathan Clifford. 81 Maine, Associate
Justice, ....-,. -s,s. -..r,,,.
Samuel Nelson. of New York, ascot
.ll ate Justice. 1gI9 ..al4Ea BIS
R. c. Grier. of Pennsylvania, AssecI-,
ate Justice.
David Davis, of Illinois, Associate
Justice. .rcrr--.t
N. A. swayne, Of Ohio. Associate JUS
tice. Dies r'iGl r
Samuel E. Miller. of lows, Associate
Justice,
'.NSNej 40. .5.ag. Zsi beulHh
Stephen Fisld, ofCaliforuis, Associate
Justice. ia laE atlH llai si.aN
ag mIi 49, i.ia Z bga ,5Toa
W. T. Sherman, of Ohio, General Gem
handing 10 ryI5ar. .wal 3hT
P. II. Sheridan, of Ohio, Lieutenant
T. General. s'ii'ts --.'a -hs a'
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF,
LOUISIANA.
Z. H. Durrell, of New Orleans. Judgs.
j. Morgan, Of New Orleans, District
Attorney. 4rIr sir!. &c can Dbl
D. Urban, of New Orleans, Clerk. +,
s. B. Packard, Of New Orleans, Mar
shall. 9yu1t H.au ai fi
LOUISIANA STATE aovERxnESr. %
n. C. Warmoth, ofNew Orleans, Gov.
ernor. ''i1
Oscar J. Dunn, of New Orleans, Lieu.
tenant Governor. s-..l s,sa-,-
Simeon Belden. Attorney General.
George E. Bovee, of st. James parish,
Secretary of Stats. - yfg.l n..i
Antoine Dubuclet, VermilIion. Treas
urer.
James Graham, of New Orleans, Audi '
James Longstreet, of New orles.rs
Adjutant General.
Hugh B. Campbell, Commissioner d
Lands - zRiIgHF'1 III
sUPREME COURT or LOUISIANA. 2
j. T. Ludeling, of Ouachita. Chief
| Justice. 1U@. MI. ~ rris.i b
| W. w. Howe, of New Orleans. Associ-
| ciate Justice.
z, K. Howell, of New Orleans. Associ-
| ate Justice r,...... .f-.rs
]. G.. Taliafsro, of Rapides, Associate
Justics. asHa.r, .ft -iaf
W. ]. Wiley, Of Orleans, Assooiats
4 Justice.
IMILLIAM j. HUGHES is my
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Notice TO TaT-PGyerS.

hURING my ab~ense. and until
" January, LIST, 1872. T. NJ. Fort,
Esq, is my agent for the collection
oipsrish taxes and licenses. The pen
ATTY required by law will be exdcted
e.ail not paying up their parish taxes
oyihat time. j. A HERON.
90 Dts Tax Collector.
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II Good Paying Property
FOR SALE
On Easy Terms.

NJ entire interest at this place.
VI consisting of FOUR COTTAGE
BUILDINGS on Cdrroll>treet Half
interest in STORE HOUSE of Abney
q Lave. Half interest in FEED
STABLE ora. ID. Self. Halfintrrrsi
in STORE HOUSE of E. p Pauvert.
Enfir- interest in BLACKSMITH
SHOP and tools. un Carroll street
A very liorrai bargain will he given
to any one taking the entire property.
.. T. w. ABNEY.
Cctishatfa, Ea -ss.'i - uJStf
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Succession Safe.
Succession of Elizabeth Jones, Decd.

Succession of Elizabeth Jones, Decd.
DY virtue of writ of sale to me directed
Id from the Honorable Parish Court of
BoSsier parish, La, in the matter OF the
above succession, l will proceed to seH at
public auction, before Courthouse doo-, in
the town OF Bellevue, La, to the last and
highest bidder, on ~
Wednesday, 31St January, 1871,
within the legal hours of sale, the folio Elng
described property, belonging to the sue
cession of Elizabeth Jones, decd. to-wis:
Tho north half of southeast quarter. and
southwest quarter Of southeast quarter of
section township %, range ll-conta hin 2
one hlIndred,and twenty acres. and situated
in the parish of Bossier, La.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit Of al
praisehient; if the appraisement be no: bic.
then the same viii be re advertised and sold
on credit Of twelve months according 10
law
B. F. O'NEAI,,
Sheriff and Ex- Ofiicio Auctioneer.
Bellevue, Nov. %, 1871 n35tds >
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UNITED sTATEsbFFIcERs. arh
Ulysses S. Grant, Of Illinois, Ptesi-
dent. sH .-eae a.... rf.5ru- ~
Schuyler Collar, Of Indiana. Wee.
President. -zss.! laas FzsH Ht
James G. Blaine. of Maine, Speaker Of
30 the House Of Representatives. /
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SuccessIOn Notice.

Succession of In Parish Court
- Graham, of BOssier Par
deceased lsh, la,
--oTTCE is hereby given that d. F. Fort.
n pubIic admir-, has this day fled in the
: r..of the Clerk of the District Court Of
G pnssier parish. La, his petition, addressed
= M Hon. Parish Judge for said parish
. = to bs appointed D4tive Testament
- EIecutor Of the last viii and testament
- nd Joseph Graham, decd
Nov. therefore, this is to admonish all
,ersons concerned, that # opposition be
rCt made thereto within the time prescribed
WI be granted.
witness. the Hon L. w. Baker, Parish
Indss Of Booster Parish, La, this the 18th OF
=. T n. BRADEN, Clerk
no Cts District Court
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POLICE JURY ROOM,
Bossier Parish, La, Nov. 23rd, 1877. {
The following is the estimate of the eI
penses of Bossier parish for the current year
mazda hv pnlica I,,rr
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-- NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

\ will let the building of Bridges to be con
Il structed on the Minden and Shreveport
road over Red Chute, Big and Little Nus
keeping of Cross bayou bridge on same
road, to the lowest bidder, at public cutlery
at the court house door, in Bellevue, La,
between the usual hours of Sheriffs sales,
on l U Z SD A Y. the
I'd day Of January, 1872.
Specification, can be seen by calling on the
Clerk of the Police Jury, or at the Clerks
ofhce The contractor is to be paid in the
right to take tolls at Red Chute, and fur.
Their terms will be made known on day of
letting, aud can be seen by reference to
acts of the Police Jury.
JAMES n. PLAT,
ms SITS otds President Police Jury
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Land for Sale.

EN-. F. Fort offers on good terms
- and at fair prices, the following
described lands lying in Bossier par
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Sale.

Bellevue. La, Dec. o. lS7l.
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FIRST COMMUNION AND CONFIRMATION AZ
ST. JOHN THE BApTIsT's. Sunday. mo rning
last, at z O'Clock, the children of the Parisb OF
st. John the Baptist, who have been preparing
for their first communion for some time past,
approached the Blessed Sacrament for the frsi'
time. These happy children, numbering (
eighty-fve-boys and girls, experienced, on
that occasion, the inestimable blessing of d
visit from their Saviour; into their young.
hearts, purified by the Sacrament of Pens nce,
they received their Lord, and with Him all His
attendant graces.
Later in the day, at 10 O'Clock Mass, His
Grace, Archbishop Perche administering the
Sacrament of, Confirmation to these same
children, thereby making them sS96n6 anu
perfect Christians, which we tESast, they NAV
always be. Besides the children, Eve aAalts.
also received the Sacrament OF Confirmation.
His Grace, before administering the Sacrament.
addressed the children in his own happy way,
explaining to them the great boon which was
about to be vouchsafed to them, and oounssIsa
them ever to remain the true and faithful soE-
d'ers OF Christ, under whose banner they were
about to enroll themselves. The Congregation
NJ Ooth masses wac very large, ne might be e.
Pected under such interesting circumstances
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FATHER SMITH.-lt is with great pleasure
that we announce to our readers the return of
this distinguished divine, the weli-beloved
pastor of St. Joseph's Church. Father Smith,
after an absence of about month, spent in
travelling through the North, reached here last
Monday evening, much improved in general
health and appearance. His return at this
time is very opportune, as his indomitable
energy will tend much towards the relief of
the sufferings of the many poor in his parish
who have suffered so terribly by the late over
flow. We congratulate him upon being in
time to participate in the grand demonstration
to-day. The Rev. Father was accompanied in
his trip by our old friend, Thos. O'Neill, Esq,
one of the pillars of the Church in that
parish.
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1t affords us no little qualification to see
that the schoolhouse for the girls of St.
Theresas Parish, which is being erected by the
Sisters directing ST. simeon's School, is pro-
crossing so rapidly. 1t is very probable that
tue building will be ready for occupation after
the coming vacation. Can anything favorably
compare with the energy and enterprise
of our ReIigiousf
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NUMBER 20.
lege. 1t is impossible to surmise who will
be the successful candidate as both of tho
reverend gentlemen named possess gu ali
%.
TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. BUTT.

ties of high order.-CorE Examiner, Nos
90. ~
TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. BUTT.
The Limerick Farmers Club have initia-
ted movement for q national testimon ial
to Mr.. Butt, in acknowledgment Of his ad-
The sum proposed to be raised is Gao, 600,
and the cooperation of the several farm
ers' clubs throug hOut Ireland is to be 80 Ii
cited.
RAILWAY EXTENSION TO WEXFORD.
Seven and two-third miles of this ms
have been brought to the for matorAIepy al.
of which IL miles have been ballaassd, and
the masonry of 80 Of the brid ges4 is finished.
Tho tunnel at Killurin ia, compile tely
been excavated for 24O yards 6O3 men
and 45 horses are employed on the works.
RELEASE OF SOME OF THE POLITICAL PRISON
ERs IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
The Dublin Irishnan publishes the fol-
loving letter:
Freemantle, March, 80, 1877.
Sir-l am happy to inform your readers
that the political prisoners, kept in custo-
dy in Western Australia, excepting tho
llth instant. As soon the English mail
arrived we were officially notified that we
were free, at the late hour of seven O'Clock,
| p. NJ. We were then given the option of
going out on the instant on pass, subject
ing us in our respective districts 10 no re-
strictioDs whatever, or otherwise remain
in prison till the following Monday, when
our conditional forms would be ready for
us. But We considered an hour too much
to endure incarceration longer, and we.
bade adieu to the bastile, and were restored
to that freedom of which we were 30 long
aud SO unjustly deprived. The conditions
exclude all of ms, except one, from resid-
ing In or visiting Great Britain and Ire
land during the remainder of the term of
asked to sign any conditions or give any
promise whatever bat were simply dis
charged without q single word, whether
we liked it or not. Whatever the Irish
people think of this paltry amnesty, wo
shall never forget the miserable boon
which separates us from family and friend;
and, perhaps, for ever from the dear old
laud of our birth. The following are tho
names of those released: Mr.. John Flood,
Mr.. j. E. Kelly, Mr.. Michael Coady, Mr.
Daniel j. Bradley, Mr.. Cornelius ID. Keane,
Mr.. George F. Connolly, Mr.. Thomas
Baipes, Mr.. James Kearney, Mr.. T. MIC.
Fennell. About twelve Of us intend to
leave here as soon as possible, but we
have nothing definite to say as to when, OF
what day exactly. remain, sir, your
humble servant,
THOMAS MCCARTHY FENNELE.
1t will be seen from the above that all
the Irish political prisoners have not
been released, amongst those still in con-
fnement are-Chas. H. MCCARTHY, life
Thomas Chambers, life James Darragh,
life James Wilson, life Martin Ho Gan,
life !; James Mccoy, Is years Patriek
Heating, life; Thomas Delaney, Is - ars
John Foley, years; Thomas Hasssss, life;
John Shine, 20 years.
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notioo column
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Morninsstar and Catholic Messenger

THE MORNING STAR has been started
with tho approval of the ecclesiastiG.
authority Of the Diocese, to supply IN
admitted want in New Orleans, land i
mainly devoted to the interests tof the
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and to guarantee
the permsnency Of the undertaking, It 10
based on o joint stock company, the CAPT
tai Of which il ono hundred thousand
dollars, in five thousand shares, Of twenty.
dolHlsrs each.
Approval q tAs Most Res. AseA5tsAsys
We approve Of the Aforesaid undse
taking, and commend 1t to the Catholic
Of our Diocese.
~. N. ARCHBIsHoP OF NEW OR1xAua.
Dsssss1sr II, 1867.
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T'rm-1our Dollars Per Annun, in Aav..ee,