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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09
MEDICAL.

). WALERl, Prvptsaor. q. u. NcDosALoA %. prueriys
~Assnu, Ban Prsnesco,c Cal and sAcemm sl,N.f.
MILLIONS Hear Testimony to thsir
Wonderfai Curative ERsota'N They are
not q yilc Fancy Drink, made Of Pesr Rum
Whiskey, Proof Spirits and 1cfhso
Liquor, doetorcd, spieed and sweetened to please
the taste, called 'Tonlcs," "Appetlrerh" "Restor-
en,n &C., that lead tho tlpplor on to drunkenness
and ruin, hut arc o truo Medicine, made from tho
native root, and hcrbs OF California, freo from all
Alcoholie stimulants. Thcy are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE CIV.
ING PRINCIPLE, q perfect Renoyitor and
Invigorator OF the System, carrying Oh all poisonous
matter and restoring tho blood to . healthy eondi.
tion. No person can take these Bitters according to
directions, and remain long unwelL provided their
bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means and tho vital organs wasted beyond tho point
ofrcpalr.
They nro . Geptle purEative a well ~
Tonic, possessing also, tho peculiar merit OF act
ing a, q powerful agent In relieving Congestion or
Inflammation OF tao Liver, and all tho Yhceral
organA
FOE FEMALE CoMPLAIyTS, whether
In young or old, married. or single, at Tia dawn Of
womanhood or at tho turn Of Life, these Tonic Bit
ters have no equal
For Innnmmatory and ChroAie HAeus
mntim and Gout, Dyspopsia or IAdigeas
tion, Bilious, Rcmlttent and Inter1ittenf
reyers, Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
ueys and Bladder, these Bitters have been
most successful Such Diseases arc eausd By
Initiated blood, which Is generally produced ~
arrangement OF tao Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPsIA or INDIGESTION, Hesd
ache, Pain In tho Shoulders Coughs Tlshtneao OF tn
cn.., nI,,Ine,, Sour Rn,ctation, OF tho Stomach,
Bad T.stc in Tho Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Psiptauou
oStho ue,rt. Inflammation OF tho Lunss, Pain In the
recion, OF tho Kidney, and o hundred other painful
symptom, arc tho o~asprlnss OF Dyspepsia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

1,006 Gold Coin Premiums, amount oSIo"'V'v
Ba,ine'. Maaasf 4 L. H.s.dorn,
J. Corwell Lee.
By special permission We referto the fouoW-
ing well known citizens:
John A HSncsster. National Exchange Hotel.
n. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
q. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster.
Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer.
Geo. B. Newell. ex.County Supervisor.
Thos, j, Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
P. Banner. Merchant.
r. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County.
u. 3. Bell. deputy Postmaster.
IL A. Eaton, Union Hotel:
q. a. Allen, Nevada Foundry. |
Isdre T. h. Role.
eco. z, Phillips, Merchant.
4. GcLdnnith, Merchant.
WIaaH r. Coe, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
4. C1nSsd, sz-chief Engineer Of the Fire
u. ssnsosi. Merchant.
Nliyen = Potter. Merchants.
Lester q Mulloy, Merchants.
l. NIhell, City Masbal. ..,
Good responsible Agents wanted; Lioer.t
commissions allowed. Money should pc sent
by Express, or BY dtaf! g any soiNent DAnA'
Address all communications 10
Nevada City, Caiifsrnia.
TICKETS Tor sale sy p. COVERT.
t Summit Stables, op the Divide.
mEtd Virginia City, Nsy4ta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

IT has been said Of American inventive genius
that the baby in Its cradle Is celebrating some
improvement on Its structure; ana the millions
Of greater or less aids to agriculture and science
given to the world by Americans would seem to
justify the superstition; but, Of the many con-
venienees added In this way to tighten tho bur-
den Of housekeeping, none are Of moro value
than ENocH MoRsAN's soSs' sAroIIo. The
hand weary with rubbing need toll no moro
1t cleanses all household ware quickly and per-
fectly. F. B. Taylor q Co., agents, San Fran.
cisco. jy2k1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

All varieties Of pain seem 70 be Included
in tho agonies Of dyspepsia. Yet BY inviRoratinG
the stomach aud toning the liver and bowels
with DIR. WALKKR's VINEoAR BIrrERs, you can
arrest them all. The chemical and mechanical
action Of the stomach, liver and intestines being
restored by this operation, tho pain and the
oppression cease, tho appetite Is restored, the
become buoyant, and the happy result e "a
sound mind In q sound body"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

Very pleasant. very effective, and superior to
en.s. acthsrs. si1s Them 10 soSf Children ior
Whooping Cough md eroupy affections. Speak.
ers and Singer prefer them, % they pFSvent
and lilay all Irritation ofthe mucus mstnbrane.
A pleasant loxengel A most excellent remedy!
PRIcE-91c and see PET box. For sale By
Ill Druggists and Dealer.
|G1 . A. MsBOYLE e CO., iHfT
Druggists and Chefhista.
a pg- bo4 Warrington st., Ban Vnuciseo,
mya6m NAnuSctursfS and 6ols Pfcp'n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

cHAatxs POM, Shaving and hair Dressine
Saloon, Main street. Gold Hin, next door TO
Gibbons. Curling, dressing and cutting Of
ladies' hair. done In the most fashionaole and
approved manner. ysou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09
T0 MILLMENI I.

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THI COL:
wv Hin NEW oacs 6sH . ton q eepsLs
Typs 1stal for i%o1snaliag pe,Ie;s. ~ ~
$1,000 Ma. aSi .s. 3, w ss:s. &c. Nn' ''''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

srxAx BAiHs EvnI DAY. For rhsumahsm
sar joints. estarrh In the bead. cold on ths tInss
and other complaints. take some Of DR.. 4ayers
team o1ths. Also warm and cold baths svsy day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

For Throat Diseases and Affections Of
tho chest, Browns Bronchial Troehes" or
Cough Lozengcs arc Of great value. In Coughs,
Irritation Of the Throat caused by cold, or m
usual exertion Of the vocal organs, In speaking
in public or singing. they produce the most
beneficial results. The Troches have proved
their efficacy. aus-1w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09
CAUTION.

epo not Be deceived by pnphneipled dealers
Mo NAV ofer you 9 remedy called Aliens Pee,
tnrsl Bsissm, which II offered for sale on the
Ureat merits Of Aliens Lung Balson.
Caii for and be sure you receive Aliens Lung
BslSam-all others are infftp9ementt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09
NOTICE.

nHRpr ARE TWO GOATS In THE CITY
III pound. ooe brown ind one black and white
IhicS i nm an 70 The highest bidder within
I'VE nIYe nom date unless redeemed. I
THOMAS HARK1N, 4irthAl.
Cola Hill, July n, lsT. jy17.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-09

The BULL GONE LoosE.-That dread
full wild Mexican bull, Matador, which
helped worry the bear at Piper's Opera
House last Saturday evening, has got
loose, and is now ravishing the country
like q raging lion. Alter the great
combat John Piper bought him for S5,
to use among his other theatrical
properties" In getting up sensation
pieces. It cost him $6 to get the
wicked beast out Of the theater, and
he put him In the city pound near by
for safe keeping. The rampant animal
had the corral to himself In less than
fifteen minutes, tossing all the i'm
pounded billygoats and nannies over
the fence as fast as he could conquer
them, thus wiping out the work of
Downey's goat brigade for the last
week or two, IS they never can catch
those same goats again. Piper was In
distress, and felt worse than the man
who won the elephant In a rattle.
He finally was happy enough to trade
him of to Pat Brown for O little pig
a ten pound shoat. This morning Pat
attempted to take possession Of his
property, but found 1t perfectly un-
manageable. He worked hard oil the
forenoon and finally managed to get q
big rope, or small cable, over the crit
ter,s horns. Then he got a horse and
very heavy dray, which he backed up
to the corral, and with considerable
help made out to get the bulls head
pretty close to the g a end Of the dray
and made the big rope fast. Then
the corrall was opened and came the
tug of war. The bull Immediately
tried to toss the dray bodily over the
horses back, but found It a little
heavier than that bear or those goats,
so he surged forward and back, gave
the big rope a twist, and witha sudden
and most vicious jerk broke it short
off. The last that was seen Of him be
was rushing off snorting with his tail
up In the direction Of the Sutro tunnel.
Pat Brown says, "To the divil wild
him." aud John Piper says, "Amen."
But John hasn't got his shoat yet.
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REDlHcTohi HosTErTER&c
Mes. SO ..s ISL Market street
aAN FRANCISCO, CAL,

AGENT. for tho Pacific states.
~ sod BY Medicine Dealers generally.
Ss0t1y
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PREMIUMS:

zoos Gold Coin Premiums, amOunt'g to $500 0
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29
VOLUME III.
enlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
~ oRLEANs. suNDAT. JHTn1RT % *,
TO MY MOTHER.

never call that gentle name.
y mother but am again
z - 49, "a - chi!d the very same
Wy Pfattied at thy knee and fain
& Trx forget, In momentary ioy.
= NO moro can be thy happy boy,
AIS artless boy. to whom thy ar, ss >, ,e,...5,
frh. ~ Sons htt. Al thy f0wn was niobt
~ ux ts,1 1Are shy frown, and brief the wh;,a
- vemo mo from thy loving Iieht y
Val conned task, ambftion'a h;ghb... ,,,
A'om snane approving lips kiss.
I've poured DER many . yellow naga
{ n " anctent wisdom, and have Won
x1saco scholars name-but aa1e
~ go hsve mover taught thv son
pns 20 dear, so fraught with holy trn@h
-. a. soose ms mothers faith shed on Eis vonth
~ the ssyiours grace We meet.
ny God viii own NV life and To-
Aethtnks, when ein0fne AZ E;. go
~ Amid tho ransom'd ehrone above''
Ana I I%ts, SRon my glowing lips shall be,
SST tnee and Heaven !; for thou dfdst tread
NJ an ~. wsy that leads me homeward. and
otsen hayward footsteps led
=. ~ eamo path with patient hand.
6uu wnen wandered far, thy earnest ca,,
"es'ofeo my sonl from sims deceiifnl tt,rniI
have bean bless'd with other ties.
IT,. cn9 Ties and true. yet never deem
W. W. me iess thy fondness prize:
~ Nc mother; In my warmest dream
= Ior paesion, through this heart NJ MIN.
no enore VIII vibrate to no name but thine ."i''
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

hfbERNIA BENEVOLENT Az, VI.
AssocIATIoN.-At q meeting rs 49, Aio
beard of Delegates Of the aI,ov. .on'fai
heid on Monday evening last W. ,aas. a, ..
sarr .Sa,: was appointed to make the neoes-
brat;on ae arrangements for the oele-
intsntion u next st. Patrick's Day. 1t is the
hrilr;an. - inc Hianrniaus to snrpass the
1z.h 90 S u'Spiay made by them on the last
NV .A % march, and such being their intention
~, 1eAuers may accept it as fact that IT,
wiz accomplish their design. '-'S
,., .ne number Of members has aImost dopb,.s
".'aln the past year, and before the eomi.s
~ IN: e.ssFy OF Ireland's Patron Saint arrivss
VI trishmen who are not members. ana -
' -. 70 take part in doing honor "a ths A..
10 10 wen TO enroll themselves At ouoe in
'"i0 one Oh tho branch oFEauisssiona
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there d; dr rec IN the old church at Treooo-
For weM not ~, seem to be olond ON their :rv
gether. o1 Tor woe, their lot was cast :t 81.
Chat sn INK Mr. Tregarthen said to b,s w;e.
groundl esl fears and apprebensions wars
her, she cannot hs seem: devoted to
ev go shey parted with their dsrln1 a ipS
cheer th e9gso you'd go well. They tried p to
pness was oentssd ~ thinking that her hap
St ln1aPs . have pinned away in her ow sne you'd
Grace had Iaf So =; never seemed the same after
Ier and Bertrand s to Winnie pan went with her sis
h be =, was to DO spent. She a saer honey
ime. WIEN nu .hs, and remained there for sona
9ertranss i pssi .ssurPsd she was full
u 80 devoted to her sistess - sSne S 90
sren.s w ,eSss shadow of bad temper: ana th
Few han wno had parted with their dsrl; inc
,nted shap . when they learned how ann
Concluded next veal. "a
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AT the last n'ass Of the Church Of 81. .roh,
-, evangelist, New York, Januasy u. tla
pulpit was occupied by the Rev. Father M
roe OF the Society of Jesus. Fssher 49,.
nephew Of President james Monroe. ne
s'Sunaeed at the Naval Academy at AnpapoIie
ana passed through all the grades in the TT,,;s
Gu states Navy until he reached that ~ f.,,,
This was his rank when, in 1850 h.
e1Ame |" convert to the Church. ale imm.,,i-
'seiy Threw up his commission, and BEING nm.
married. entered the Jesnits as a candidate
OF orders. In 1860 he was ordained a nria.t
'n0 chapel attached to st. Mary's coIl.os
! montreal, and has since devoted his 1if. 80
70 duties OF his new station and the educatior
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

oiioAHf.-on Wednesday last the mortal
"S Oh James COndroH were borne In fbn
So Inc deceased a member of that
S'eriihS organization the Screwmen,s Re,.ro
''"" association, of which some fouss bpn,,,o,,
"len"erS turned out to pay the final ,rihn,.
y respect to their deceas, d brother. Tho ho,,,-
"S also accompanied by a large funeral Gov.
'eSe' headed by the priest who consigned n =,
- last resting place with the sitea Of a..
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

The following is an extract ofo
letter written from Orleans. and n,h,;',,
III u London paper:
Qh tie wonderful province of the peor.
OF OF Jesus, such calm moderation shovn a.
the enemy who had spread terror 90 10y
stcrnation all around. 1t was n sec"nd
miracle within three hours. for at 4 o,"Iont.
we mad seemed to be lost the house RAD
t 20 iaLi, and yet no soul belonging tn T.
w; rCdheas not even square of glass in the
"iIooWs broken, NO marks on onr vsIis
s s yet the surrounding houses pt,a-Iy
Jos..oyed, That is, walls broken in. win.
dows, etc. Our Mother, who was =, VIZ" ~
parlor during all this, showed the arsaesse
courage, whilst even the wounded tbrs~
ast h< oves on tneir knees, believing their t
ast nour was come. Our dear Hother
r,,usting in the Sacred Heart, looked aTsn, =
y, answered each one, all the time foenne r
ne walls trembling as if they mnst SsII ~ Is
Nothlhg could exceed the resignation Of g
40 wounded soldiers. All that night the al
~ anuay attended on them, and next ed
spositions. The town appeared ,oo VI
Lm In the m prning. Six Bavarians 80 DC
ought Tor us to take in, but with tho;r at
ms, and muskets loaded, and Their ma
'ony looks did not reassure us; however. for
re all fervent Catholics. All 49, I ~ ~
nIessloo and Holy Commubiop. and after ~
wv Gays were recovered enough to ger mn the
walk about the garden. The a aP of J
'ned TO come to Mass and to the Office
edlhed us much by their rec0llect,d, o.
=. one felt that they prayed, Tbev REM
uIy knew how to express their graft, gray
Z, and when the Prusslan officers and sterl
re of their grea, Iarn w stsle tnem, they lieut.
IN. Tho conduct of 4bo ISL mem
is was really wonderful, always res OF re
Iui. A young Protestant who asked was
Instruction became a Catholic, and an teee.
~ Cue wounded made his graf Com Re- :,
lon on All Saints. N'H Ls "a
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

=, -"lEhEsTING JOURNEY OF B1sHop
Inc O"soers publishes an extraet ~ . =.
eer from tho Right Rev. Ion.t,,. p.s,,
'u wnlcn is has been favored. Il con.
'es1.ns anoeher illustration Of q fact ceners,lv
acknowledged, that wherever Won ~
ssoaie you meet nothing else, You are al,
most sure to meet an Irisbmanss wn..,..
~ % " Bantry, Bombay Or BuIraria : ~
preventative Of Ireland ID .;ever wa..,.s
80 nth him you viii and that a,...nss
has done noshing 70 destroy his love os
'ounsfy q his readiness t.s make ever
.acfiade for his fxith: 80 q
V1DiNo, Nov. 2a, 1szo.-rw,;ta ~.
rom one Of the Danubian steamsrs .s
sthor mig my hrst pastoral visitation. ~
rai stat;pn e.ccorsi0n, In order to see sew.
us royal river before the great wint ss as OF
IN, ieIt our new residence of Rncharaat
i'n Iour priests. The frat town ~. {
, .ne Danube was Giureeyo. IN th III IL
a. ace tnere Is good number of Cathoi;oss r,
, ~ n. nh!sS they have had no priess o
ssionars "r en- were baptized by one of the =.
IRE places, where We heard there tn .ns Two Two fr
~ ten or fifteen children to be banti % of
sues other spiritual vents. stnm..5 Va
.9ree or four days in Rustciuk. to- ara IN
re- al, rsd Necessary matters for leaving Pc
,tc;nk fi Is ee priest, which was done lie
seqnently in my diocese r. IL = "nd sh'
i : io town, having forty or fifty tbon- prs
u Inhabitants, and is daily beeominr are
Q ana more important on account Of zig ne
way now in full activity from Rustcinl o "
, atha Here there are several weilto 10,
ettv Iara aml ni who had already built and
SITS. ,neetin nut they had no mis-
including the consuls of the cathoIic wha
'ns' was held, presided over hv tI,a hav
Pr ana funds for tie yearly supno,t ns
en- and priest were subscribed. 4 resi- ~ HI
~ na,s. imam OF the name of Alfred Dill. Asso
.ancs '"e nrse 10 send in his subscription Be AZ
p. Ai"' letter to the held
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NUMBER So.
sympathy for the Pom

~ can hardly keep psce With -.
nna." 'sa :, evadence Of sympathy for ~. ~ ~
S@tes' weread Of address. .., - DaaseeA
Az wa hs.. PASSED. having this end ia viev
mos. . nsse sa'd before, to give even ~. =
ooOn. condensed synopsis Of tLe.. 80. .as- :
Spy the whole space of tho Nn...s .u
livs.ss .or weeks As for the speecb.. >"
vo,n.a ~ Gu, Tue meetings, they >voula a.
l;v..- es. when, and how, the pon.,- ). -
49, rom the hands Of his ba.. uo
'u'' and wicked enemies,i i. to ha sr aaas
s !, with God. We are oon.c,.s -
,o;n. ~. -, catholics o.. the universe .rs.
' 'o.ns their duty in the matter. ". no
,.s =: - 1ese upon our oars, awsitipr r,,..
-. -. :" p,otessing against che Italian go;
,ith s. .a usurpation, and in co-opera.in.
:. eacn other in the Christia. 1919.
aecung the Popeis deliverasca ..s -, -
OF the excommunicataa. ,o,,sss ( s
YIN Rome. the Catholics 81 cLr;.. .Ds1
= ~ofking oot the will Of God "a 49,.
nos working in vain. M -. $3.50
ran .aen ny some Of the German %.
hira..s s ARRESTS Already bavo n.
!. 49, Munich and Vienna, in commit
s 8 E sne declared wishes Of ~. -. y 4
|, b - 1850 entes aigniaed at Pa
- - sssaaction az tlsa inyas;,,, q, y sss
se =. home. The Emperor .Ia.. ).
"sny" spoken still more emnha,,..,
ne proved that what be ..v.h.
MS M. In this connection, the Ia ,s 10
'' '@ says that there is nm absu,d r.no..
King William has proposed to r ,.pDss
a ;s the wrong done to the Holy See -.
ring the surrender of Savoy to The
;, IN lieu of the territory of which -
'een robbed. A more iikelv n.s NO
mat quarter would be the restora sion
So$to Piedmont on the nnd.r..s
lat the robber-king gives back to .ns
j, Tue whole Of the patrimony and tha
IONS 1t will not take us by sarnr,.s
'"ls be one Of the results Of tns ~
war; war The civilized world, in fact
',aa'ely concerned in the restorat;on
rope, rope, The Pon.ifical sovereisns Of
n"ve 'een' as rule, the protectors
'et'ors Of order, and the -uncomnra
enemies of anarchists, no mater H.
anne called, or by what disguise tbey
'lveh to conceal their designs.
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ING Star and Cathol,c Me...,,..
rusasH.D wr.xLr NJ
o'''s"s ossAosis Rssxsssso. os~,.,x :.
~ oaveads,ss seysse, S.,,.s., ,,,.s.-.
saees ssssses. -
1A' Directors Of the comp.ny.-,,
VIZ Rev. Archbishop N. j. Pxaour
Try Rev. a P.1, Presiisat
~. ,. MornHAs, Vice f'''idant
1T. J. KaxxY,
Jom F1AxNAaAs.
=. ycs's sg,;.nps sss4t,
y JoHs Accxy,R.r,
THos. g. RAr1ra, Treasurer.
Secretary.
AZ s'nm nnacaftons are to Be addressed Ia th. II
re Of ne Aorss~s sssr saa ossao,.s x,.,,,u..
Neuoooe1 06co-No. 12k C.rcra.1.s
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e.slisasaa one.-xo. 1s4 c.rona.l.. .t.e.,
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'''.'" ~ As~ ~. As.asAAsr. B
We sppsove Of the asorssai1 -
taking, and commend Il 20 ~. r..ss 49,.
Of eur Diossss. =
0s'sssa~ n. 1851. - y
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-17
ARTICLE XXI.

The Stockholders of the Company, a, a
general meeting to be called for the purpose,
alter twenty days notice in one Of the news
papers of the City Of New Oeleans, and in
one Of those published in the Parishes Of
Jefferson, St. Charles, ST. John the Baptis,
and ST.. James,-shaII have power 10 make
any changes, additions or notifications in this
Act Of incorporation; provided, that three
fourlIs Of the Stock represented at such
meeting, shall vote, directly or by proxy, in
favor Of such proposed measures and any Of
said change, addition or modification, shall be
recorded as required by law.
Thus done and passed in my office, at Tile
Parisl, Of Saint, James, on the day, month and
year first above written, in the presence Of
Messienrs Andre Louis Roman and Evalis,e
Camille Mire, competent witnesses. who have
hercnntn signed their names with the nppea
rers, and me the aforesaid Notary
The Original is signed = John Clayton
Marcel Goidry, J. L. Lambert, J. Bloch, J
Eugene Chenet-p. pro. J. Bloch, Louis dc
Leap. pro. J. Bloch, J. A. Bourgcois-p
pro. J. Bloch, L. Zach. BacI,emin-p. pro
J. B'och-. Theodu'e E'fert-p;pro. J. BLOCH
=, Pierre Marie Madoux-p. pro. J. Bloch
VIM. Brook p. pro. J. Bloch, Thoma.
Al|en--p. pro. J. Bloch, Cornelius S. HUI
-. pro. ]. Bloch, James McCabe-p. pro
J. Bloch, Christopher H~ackinger-p. pro. J
Bloch, Edw. N. Ra,ier-r pro. ]. Bloch
Fred. Hushes-p. pro. J. Bloch, llenr,
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AVIS est DOME aux pefsonnes qni aura'rn. sous
cri, ponr les PREPARATIONS It la l~v"e de la Mason de
Cour, au'ap,is lie Placement des dtpenses snconrnts,
uue balance de S246 40, fnt versfr dams les mai"s dn
>ou.~ign6.-e, que lie com',t des dtrense' a decide
d'u,ili.4r cet,e balance en- con,ribnant II Ia 'iste de
subscription pour larres,a.ion des meur.riefs DC Mean
teath. E
Tout-fois les souscriptenrs q"i ne rartsge"t pa" les
vues du comi,G prnvent rtclamer leur quote part DC
ce,,e balance en- s'adressant
F. r. pOCHE:,
s ,-Jacoucs. lie 10 JUN 1871. du ComitG.
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J. X. GAUDEr. ALFRED ROMAN.
Avocat. Av0cat ct N0aatre.
GAuD lIE: & N
ETUDE DE NoTAlRE.
Pa,o'sse !St..Jac2Nes, Le.
Gabrielle Post Office.
J. K. GAUDET.
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MN. Gandet e, Roman exerceront lenr pro-
f~sssion deva"t Ia Cour du qua,ri6m me District
Judiciaite, snrtonl dams les paroiSses 81 JAG
ques, Ascension ct s, Jean Bap,isle, ct devant
Ia Cour Supreme de rElat.
BUREAUx Residence de- NJ. J. X. Gaudet.
give droi,e)
-R6sidsnce de- NJ. Alfred Roman. { rive.
droite.) 49,, E5=5l ..9- .-,I=,-Y -a ~
Rive gauche, ! cote de Ia Maison de
Cour.
Ce dernier bureau est onvert tous les lundi,
mercredi ct vendredi, de 10 heurss A. NJ, / 2
heures P. NJ.
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NOTICE i. hereby given TO all persons who have
subscribed to the list for repair. to the Court. House
levce, that ate, the payment Of all necessary expenses,
4 balance Of s2i6 - is left in the hands Of the under.
signed, and that the %committee on expenses have
concluded to contribute said sum 10 The subscription
list for the arrest and prosecution Of the "Meanteath
mutderers".
Such OF the subscribers, however, who may not
approve Of this resolution can claim their quota Of the
balance above ne, forth BY applying 10
Ftp. pOCHE.
St. James, June l3th 1871. Chairman.