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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-12
FAMILY BIBLES,

FAMILY BIBLES,
in elegant bindings, the best assortment IN
Frederick; Pocket Bibles, in Velvet and
Morocco bindings.
HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS,
Splendid Photograph Albums from 30
cents 10 500 fine ur,iolios, backgammon
and Checker Boards, Chess Men, Donlnos,
etc, etc. Microscopes and Magic Lanterns,
>lcrco,copcs and llatas, Gents Canes.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Musical Boxes, Niolins, from 81 to SO:
Futinls, .Arcor,cOns Flag, o.ct,, IErlonr'S,
Guitars Baniocs, Flutes lies, Tambornes,
Jranycs, Bass and snare Drums,
DOLLS AND TOYS.
India-rubber, China, wax and common
DuIls Nc. Doll bodies, wood, I'm, IRON ana
other TOYS, in endless variety, don nou'ca,
exc etc Bows slcus, drums, guns, hobby
horses. chair horses, balls, propcl'crS ana
fine brass horns, chinese lantcrhS,rall'lh'iSh
badges, ladies' scissors, pins, needless llllh-
blcs, DC. A.:
es- All the School Books used in this
City and County. ;.
/ large assortment of Ladies work and
other Baskets; bird cages, games, dc.
have in store the largest ana best as
sortmrnt of Fancy Goods to be found out
side the large cities. Prices are d"fn,
BOWS, DOW n, and goods are cte.Ier M"h
rrcr. Call before you purchase elsewhere
and see my stock. ,oc.
In fine. if YOU want to see real 'Nurlo-
sitv Shop," call at Smiths Temple of Fancy
and Won will be gratiticd.
Goods 50 Cheap YOU cannot help but
purchase. Respectfully, &c ~
DAVID r. SMITH,
10 " Market Street,
o,,1o,f Frederick, Md.
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STEAM ENGINK---In consequence of the
lowncss of the water i'm Owings' creek, We
hear it rumorcd that Mr.. VIM. Bttingcr,
the owner of the Franklin Mills, contcm-
plates the erection of a steam engine TO
propcl the machinery of the mill when tho
water is too low to grind.
~" Nothing very remarkable has Oc-
Cured in Mcchanics,own and its surroun-
dingS during the past week.
SABILI.ASvILLE-M Miss G. f. IIarbaugh
grow the largest sweet potato of the season
in her fertile garden. IT weighed upwards
of4 pounds; also her egg plant vegetables
attained the larycs, growth of any in the
valley. Indeed, everything gre / luNuri-
antly in her garden this season
SUDDEN DEaTn---On Saturday after
noon, the 9th instant, Mr.. Hanson p .J0r-
dam, of the vicinity of Mcyicu, was in this
city accompanied by his wife, and after
starting for home and when only short
distance from town, complained of feeling
unwcll and requested Mr., Jordan 10 ret
him some water. She left him in the buggy
for u very short time while she was get
ting him the water and when she returned
to him lite was extinct. We did not learn
the cause of DEATH
Westminster .ldrorotc.
c#- We call attention to the advertise
mcnt of Root Il Croft in 1o-day's paper
They have just opened splendid assert
mcnt of fall and winter goods. Persons
in want Of winter clothing and family sup
plies of groceries, etc. should call at this
store as they sell cheap for cash.
Oct. IL, lS122w
cTS" Last Friday yesterday was a bleak,
cold windy day Half the people Of town
went chestnut gathering.
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T)j 3 |. &c 5 A l. +.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
/ Court OF Frederick County, the sllbScrl
hrrs Executors of the Estate of ISAAC
FISHER deceased will sell At Public Sale,
at the late residence OF SriI deceased, I
miles from IImmilsnr@ and | miles from
sells mill, ON the road from diminishing
! to !illirSlown,
y" .NH,,n1H. october S, lS-2,
at loo'clocl>, A. NJ, the following valuable
Real Estate:
| 1~,. The Home Farm containing 1254
! Acres and ~ prrcics There Al srs4
is on this farm n new BRICK as Il fssil
MANSION. two stories high HIahA
| and Il Basement There is also A++=-1ffaf@''
good Frame I}arn.2 Wagon Sheds, Buggy
Sheds. Corn Cribs. Brick Smoke House and
other out houses Also GOOD Young Or
rharl of fine trlli, and well of excellent
water near the door Ii is we'll improved
and linrl and is in GOOD condition for
Grain and hay, &c. There is also % Acres
of this land in excellent timber and the
Farm is unGcr good fencing.
! I'd. The second Farm contains 1924
Acres and 20 PcrrhcS. Their" is on this
Farm II Two-s.ory Wcathcr-honrdcd
House and log Earn, Sheds and grain
lnrrck, Meat House, Hog Pens, &r y
| tir,trltc large Orchard and two wells of
excellent water near the house and barn.
| the farm i under excellent fencing
! There is 20 Acres of good timber land ON
] this place.
| 81. Also. n good Wood Lot on Marsh
creek, containing - Acres and 20 Pcrchrs.
! This i, one of the hest wood lots in Frcdc-
rick county. The timber is AL sound and
of the best quality.
lth Also, n middle Wood Lot contain
ing + Acres and 10 pcrchcS. This lot has
some very fine thinner ON it of large growth
and is in excellent condtion-good bottom
land.
9Th. Also, another Wood Lot contain
ing 6 Acres and 30 Pcrcccs. The timber
on this lot is large and we'll adapted for
making shingles, slaves, &r. 1t is we'll
worthy the attention of persons dealing in
! timber.
Any person wishing to view the prem
Uses before the day of sale. will be shown
the property 10y Mr.. George Valentino, re-
siding on the Farm--or the undersigned ut
their residences between Graccham and
Creagcrstown, and we will take pleasure
| in showing the same.
Terms IF SITE, as prescribed dy tue t""rt::
One third cash on TIE day CT sale, or tie
ratification thereof Ey tie Court the bal
ancc in two annua! payments with interest
from day of sale: the purchaser or pnr-
chascrs giving their notes with good and
sufficient security.
Possession of the wood lots will be Civ
en- immediately; Of the farms in The spring.
DAVID FISHER,
JOHN ii. FISHER,
aug l1-Sw EHhc'I"i'S.
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Notice to Trespassers.

TNHE subscribers having been iniurr'
i by trcspasscrs on their land, hereby
give notice to all concerned, that they fore
warn all persons from trcspassng on theil
ground, either by hunting, fishing or shoot
ing, or rncroaching in any mamncro or then
premises. All disrcyarding this notice vii
be proceeded against according to Law.
JOSHUA BlGGS, NOAH MILLER
ANON 7. NORRIS, GEO. NJ llLER,
JAS. f. VALENTINE, ELI OFT,
LEWIS VALENTINE,
MICHAEL LIpPY, G. S1GMtND.
JOSEPH DOTERER.
Rocky Ridge, Sept 81 4w*
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- I B L | 9 S A L Z.

TIE subscriber as Agent for the Adj
ministratrix of DR.. T. c. SWEENEY, de
ceased, will offer at Public Sale on the pre-
mscs, between Mt. st. Mary's College ant
diminishing,
On 7Au1ydoN October "a, 1872,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the following articles
OF personal property:
fine Secretary, Mahogany venccrcd;
fine Lounges and oil cloth Lounge
fine Wardrobe;
MatraSs, Crib;
Marble Top Bureau extra finish;
Lot of Carpet, nearly new;
| fine Sleigh, new:
Stoves and Pipe; China sctt; and q
large assortment Of Qucenswarc Of best
quality; knives, forks, silvcrwarc, &c
&c.; also, Medical Case suitable for Il
physicians office; fine new set OF sur
g:cal Instruments, Medicines, etc; IS vol
umcs of late and select Medical Works
very valuable This will be rare oppor
tnnity for physicians to obtain bargains, a
all will be sold with many other articles
not here enumerated.
Ttrms IF safe as prescribed M the carr
Are n credit Of six months on all sums
of - and upwards; the purchaser giving
his or her note with approved security
'maring interest from date. Less sums the
cash will he required.
REGINA $. SWEENEY,
Admins. p,tr
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Administrators Notice.

\OrICE is hereby given, that the sub,
y scribcr has Obtained from the Or
phan's Court Of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate of
SARAH DUSS.ARD,
late of Frederick County, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the said de,
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit tn,
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be
fore the 18th day Of March, 1873; as they
may otherwise by law hc excluded from al
benefit of said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE,
sept 14-4w Administrator.
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Oct0bcy, 1872.
Winter Goods! Winter Goods!
AT &. II. JOHNSON 5
CHE.4P STORE.

lust received n large stock OF ne"
y Goods. embracing the latest styles o
Ladies Dress Goods, viz: ID, LANES, KcpPs
Apacas, Prints, Gnghams, Shawls, hosi
cry. &c. &c. Also large assortment OF
CaSsimcrcs Cloths;
Sattinetts, Twccds;
Jeans, Flanncls
Muslins, Blankets;
Carpets, Noions
Boots, Shoes, Hats
Gmh Ready-Nadc C/o'hi'gj
Hardware, CcdarNarc;
Qucrnswarc, Groceries. ~,
Drugs, Paints, Oils
Bacon, Flour, &c. &c
The aho e stock of we'll selected Cood'
Will bc sold at the lowest prices. Qo'ch
saIrS-small profits.
oct } I'm
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Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the sub.
= scribcr has obtained from the Or.
phanS' Court Of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamenlary on the Estate OF
JOHN S. PENNEL,
late of Frederick County, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the said de-
rcascd. are hereby warned to exhibit tn,
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 10Th day Of March, 1873: as they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE,
sept l4.4w Administrator.
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NJ O y | G f.
Tar- Payers Of 1872, .Sure yo"r j
per Cent.
o y | G f.

The Collector for Frederick County
hereby gives notice that the Tax Books to!
Frederick County for the year 1872, ar,
made out and placed in his hands for col
lection. and he is ready /" receive lH'
respective amounts due by FAX Payers
y discount of5 per cent. will he allowed
on all State TAKE paid before the first o
September; per cent. ON all paid bctor.
the first of November; and if not paid
before the first Of january, 1913, interest
will be charged thereon.
Tax-Payers would do we'll to avail
themselves of the Discount.
The Collector hopes that TaN-Paycrs
will be prompt as demands upon him are
urgent, and must he honorcd. On account
Of the strinycncy Of the law, the present
Collector will not be able to give Tax
Payers the same indulgence which they
have received from former Collectors; but
will be compelled to insist upon, and, il
necessary, enforce payment within the
year.
GEO. w. MILLER, Collector
uug. 11-3t
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FCONOMY IS WEALTH !
DON L BUY BOOKS,
$ Nv l. NJ 0 n Ely
BY Looming u Book from
SMITHS CIRCULATING LIBRA.

NEW BOOKS.
'Ihe H"igning l5cle,' by Mrs Stephens
BY his own Might" A Romance.
'rhrown Together by II, Montgomery.
True Love- by Lady Di Bcauclcrk.
"lrue as Steel" by Marion lIarand.
Edna Browning by Mrs Holmes.
"Deeplanc," by Walworth
"rhrcc years in a Nan Trap" hy Arthur.
"Bca'trice" by Julia Kavanaugh.
'"'rrrzir l.angton," A Novel.
'"Gooh-hyc Sweetheart" A Novel.
"a Golden Sorrow 4 Novel.
MAUD Mohan," by Annie Thomas.
"Niyiu.' \ Novel.
"IIrartS and Homes by Mrs Ellis.
at is the Fashion," From the German.
"My Heroine" 4 Novel
"Ombra." \ Novel,
"A good Investment" A Novel
sour Boys" or the Army Of the potompc
81" New Books constantly rdded to the
Library.
81" Ten Cents per volume per week
sH5 Library open from Sa. ~, until !
p. N. DAVID Il. SMITH.
sept 1T Frederick, Md.
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L'ASiIlON MAGAZINES.
FASHION MAGAZINES
All other Magazines.
All other Magazines
FOR OCTOBER.
Metropolitan Magazine the best in the
United >laics Nine. Dcmorcsts: lrsic's
Golcv's; Peterson Scrbncr Harper 5
Galaxy; &c. All furnished at publishers
prices, at SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
sept 2S-tf Frederick, Md
Notice.
\rOTICE is hereby given to the debtor,
y OF Dr. Timothy c. Sweeney, dccras
ed, either by note or book account, to CONT
forward and iqUidatc their Fatalities with
in ninety days from this notice. Thos'
who fail 70 10 50, will tiNd the accounts o
their Indebtedness placed in the hands O.
an officer for collection.
JAMES 4. ELDER, AGENT,
For Mrs. Regina 5. Sweeney, Adj
sept. 2S-iW
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T>IlE VERY THING
EVERY HOUSEk EEPER
SHOULD HAVE ONE
MANUAL OF
PRESERVING,
PICKLlNG AND
CANNING FRUIT

The demand for this work will be inn
mcnsc as the country is trcming with fruit
of all kinds and the cry is how shall we
save it for future use?
This can be answered etfrrtually in the
many pages of this little but useful book.
1t is cheap at ten tines its price
PRICE ONLY 81 CENTS.
Far real, at SMITHS
Temple Of Fancy,
Al North Market Street,
;ulv 2o-tf Frederick, Md.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
" scrhcr ha; obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Letters
Testancnlary on the Estate of
TIMOTHY c. SWEENEY,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said oe'
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the Goth day of March. 1913: as they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said Estate.
REGINA S. SWEENEY,
ADMINISTRATORS
JAMES 4. ELDER Agent.
Sent % 1S.o-4W%
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rAMES, &C.-Parc"oei The r2oat
" fascinating game ever "'',... "a, also,
TWoi, and many other 4ii"r. and puN'rS,
Dominors, Chcckerho"1,'a nd Men, Co.'s
Men. &c., &c, all low i0r cash, al
SMITHS Temple OF Fanrr.
sept Aft frcucrlr", .r1.
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The subscribers having erected a new
saw mill with Steam power, with rhoppng
mill attached. are now prepared TO saw
lumber of amy kind at the shortest nolicr,
The saw mill is situated near .Mou..t Zion
Church, in Washington county, We will
also do chopping ON pleasing terms, such
a> corn, rye, oats, etc We mvivc the pub
lie custom. BltON y Sill LL.
aur 241m*
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srI cISNWhrc.
have Just received large stock OF fln'
and ,oarsc BGOT.S for Men and Boys.
Mems Calf and Lasting GA iTERS:
LADIES' KID AND LASTING
& \ | T + r S;
Morocco Shoes and Slippers; Misses and
Chillrens' Kid and Lasting Caters; Mo,
rocco Shoes of all sizes; which | will sell
cheap. 49, will sew or peg all rips free
of charge.
lie s1Iici,s call from his friends and
Customers 10 examine his stock OF 9h"'S
Boots, 'iaitrrS, &c, ~ =,
The sign oftae Big Boot. ON West Nam
Street, win direct YOU to his place OF hnsl
ness ENOS y. COVER
oct 5-2m*
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The ingredients Of this Super Phos-
plate are Bone Phosphate, Sulphuric
Acid and Ammonia.
1t is one Of the best Phosphatcs now in
use, and operates on the lind like charm.
IL Farmers are invited to give it a
trial Always on hand and for sale by
GEO W, STO( KSDALE, Agent.
Aug. 24-3mos
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< Az L MON + Y,
BUY YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOD. BOOKS :.

SCHOO. BOOKS"
At Smiths Temple Of Fancy.
just received a large supply of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
such rs are used in AL the Schools of FIRE.
derrick city and county VIZ:
Primers. Spoilers. Readers, ArIthmrlirS
Gcorraphirs. t,rl,nmris. Dictionaries, PM.
losophv. Dcinrrs. Scholars '"npnn"n
Copy Books, Cap and Drawing Paper
Blanks for Book Keeping.
Also. States. Pencils, Pens, pcn.hol'crS,
Ink, lnhs,ands, Sand Ruhhrrs, Sr. Nc.
Sc. All lower in price than heretofore.
~" school and other Books ordered
daily. and furnished AT publisher lowest
price for Cash. nj
SMITHS Trmr'r of Fancy,
rnol,f Frederick, Md
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JAMES 4. ELDER, Agent.
1872. TWELFTH 1872
ANNUAL FAIR
Frederick Co. Agricultural Society
SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY,
BOTH HARD TO BEAT.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !.
Hirh, BcauhtW and .Attractlre'
Now in store, the largest and handsom-
est assortment Of
FAN G 100 d S,
ever seen in Frederick but room to
name, in part:
Rich toilet sets, Fine Vases Figures China
Boxes, &c. Nc. Fine Work BoXc, and
Writing Desks, Of Morocco, Papicr Mache
Rosewood and Mahogany. Ladies and
Gents fine Purses, Ladies Companions
and Salchrls, Fine Watch Stands, Cigar
stands, Match Boxes, Pertnmcry, Toilet
Preparations, Cologne Bottles
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
All Styles and Prices.
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fall, GOODS,
AT TIE CHEAP STORE

1T TIE CHEAP STORE.
Some beautiful prints, fall style; notions
Of every description; Hardware Groceries,
etc, just received an elegant assortment.
Call in and >cr--i,t
August CIV ROOT & GROFFS.
NEW STEAM SAW MILL.
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JAMES 4. ELDER, Agent.
Sept. %, 1So2-4w%

T'O THE LADIES - Tracing
L Paper, Perforated Paper, Tissue Ia
per, Initial Paper, Billet, Note, Octave and
Cap Papers; Portfolios, Writing Desks ,&r.
at SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
sept 14.tf f'rcderlck. Md
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( 'ROQUE'T

( 'ROQUET!
~ CROQUET.!
CROQUET."
Every body will want set Iis ali tnr
rage how, AM is charming and hraut I'M
game. The very thing for the approach'n%,
season. A new lot, common, mcdl,m ana
superior finish, just received and for safe
only, at SMITHS Temple of Fancy
sept est lTcIcriHh, -h''
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- b Lie S A l. l..

THE subscriber as Agent for the Heir:
of CATHARlNE W. BIGGS, late o
Frederick County, deceased, will OTTER II
Public Sale at the Western Maryland llo
tel, in Emmilshrg,
IN, Saturday, Or'oJ,r %, 1872,
Al I O'Clock, PM, lhc following described
Real Estate:
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4 HOUSE AND LOT,

\ HOUSE AND LOT,
No. PA, in Southeast end of EmmiiS
burg, Il two story frame house with three
Rooms below. three Rooms above, witt
pasSamr front on street % feet with hick
building and basement under main inlld
ing; and Kitchen under back ditto; viii
Il well of water at the Kitchen Door; also
Barn with ThraShing Floor, and Stable
Room for three horses and three COWS
Lot front 60 feet, depth 1850, with side
alley.
c -" \ Workshop - stories high !:
attached to the House.
Terms If .NHf.-Onr-thira cash in hand
the balance i'll two equal annual pay
mrnl>, note, with approved security, bear
ing interest rnm date; and on payment Z"
the Whole purchase money, II roo an'
sufficient decd will be executed by tlt
ilrilA.
Purchaser to he at til" expense o.
stamps, etc.
SOLOMON kRlSN,
Agent for the Heirs.
nt'
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CCHOOL BOOKS
- SCHOOL BOOKS!

SVHVUIl DVVNN -
Used in the Schools Of Frederick cry
and county: also, States, Pens, in'-, Pencils,
Ink Stands, Rubber, &c, NC. NC, just re-
ccivcd and for sale low, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy:
SOM 1atf Frederick, Nd
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FAE.&T NICE gUPPLy,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

. Courageous Catholic Children can nowhere
DO more surely cared for than At that old, stef'
hog, evsr-rsliable Mount st. Mary's College of
Emnittsburg, Maryland. Trne Cstholioity An
deed seems % one Of the indigenous and iner-
.adicable elements Of its very atmosphere,
judging from the number Of eminent prelaie %
and devoted priests who have Themes drawn
their Inspiration and their learning. Bot be
sides these scores Of altar ministrants, the old
" Mountain" has furnished to the world her
full quota OF strongs healthy -souled, honest
men, who I'LL with honor all the varied posi-
lions which they occupy in society; 90 that
parents who desire to have their cons fitted TO
acquit themselves creditably In any occupation
In life, cannot do better than avail themselves
of the educational advantages offered ct this
world-renowned institution. Application may
be made by mail to the College ITSELF or TO lite
agent in this city, Mr. c. d. Elder ia Camp
street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11
NUMBER 2 e
Catholic Militant Union Of the cross-counN Of
New orlsaas
BULLETIN.


NEw ORLEANS, Auguat 10, 1879.
With the approval Of Archbishop Perche, the
Diocesan Council determined upon endesvor.
ing to obtain the afiiliation Of tho Catholic
Militant Union - the Cross with the Roman
Society for Catholic Interests. In Acoordssics
With the desire Of His Grace, the questionI a.
to tho opportunity Of this stop was Submitted
to the appreciation Of His Eminsnes, Cardinal
Bafnabo, who, In approving the proposed &C.
tion, took advantage Of tho occusion to CON-
manifesto the sentiments Of particular Affection
entertained by His Holiness towsrda thu clergy
and faithful Of the Archdiocese of New Orleans
on account Of the devotion manifested BY them
to the holy See and the person Of the Sovereign
Pontif. His Eminence announces that tho
Holy Father has been graoiously pleased 70
send His Apostolic Benediotion to tho Diocesan
Coupcil and to the members Of the Union. In
consequence Of the approval and Of the en-
couragemens thus obtained, formal demand
Of sfaliation has been pressutsd TO the Prince
Of Campagnauo, President Of the "Secieta
Romano per srinteressi CAttoliciS and lestsss
from the Secretary General Of the Roman Co.
oisty have esea received ny the. Djocssan
Council with refsrsnce to the denead mer-
toned above. Tho socists Romanss having
sssn oanonioslIy instisstsa, ssd iaaaaesaess
having been granted to It BY Apostolic RRisf,
tho Catholic Militant Union Of the CFuss will
enjoy the right Of participation in these indul
genese, detailed list Of which will be rnb-
,lished a. soon9 a. the efacial notiAeation Of
afaliation win have been received from the
Secretary Of the Society for the Dsfsnse q
Catholic Interests. ss 4..-
The following appointments have bssn uasde
for the Auxiliary Section Of the Parish Of 81.
Aipbonsus: President, Mrs. =. witnesses;
Vice President, Mrs. MeGsry; Secretary, Miss
Cowan; Treasurer, Mrs. q. Badger. 80
The Particular Coaueil will meet ct the
Morning Star Hall next Tuesday evening, at
u o'clock. So suu
Ofacsss OF Sections are informed that Me-. T .
Fitzwflliam, 20 Camp street, 10 prepared to
fasnish the books mentioned In articles 50 and
70 Of the General Regulations. - g.
-,4.a @. CoLI1aNoN. President. :.
THOMAS LAyroN, II. D., Secretary.
.t.. Look Boz 90. Pseto1sss.
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DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE KEoGH oUT-

DrMoSsrRA rroNs AGAINST THE KEodH OUT
nAcE.-Popular demonstrations Of anger and
indigestion at the KeOgh Outrage still coz
Time to be made in various parts Of ireland
Mr.. Keogh's progress through the North
Western Circuit also continued 10 be marked
by similar incidents to those which occurred
during his stay in Longford and CaysD. he
has beaa in Enniskillen and omaGh, aaathsre,
rs elsewhere, he has constantly. vita hin q
strong guard Of soldiers and police. ,Aad q, =
though police, in uniform and 'andrsssS abSo :
Iutely sW arm; like sumnS. flies, wheseVST b o
Is, yet the people somehow mango - Saanifsst
their feelings by burning him in efaGy. Thus
in En- dskhIe, an eaagy If him wa ct abiazo
on Saturday. Jsly l3th, last - he was passing
in carriage to Florence Court, the seat Of
Leea C0la. s.iy -
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IRISH AsstzEs.-In almost every instance
duEipg the present circuit, the judges have
conmenced their charges by congFatuiHsing
the Grand Jurfes upon the BGhtness OF the
calendar, and she orderly stAte Of the country
In come counties the criminal business has
bean DISPATCHED in q few hours, and in Kilksn-
ny city there were no PTiSonefS 70 AnO
,Sa,ctnents for capital or very sSriO1s offences
! NGve hean remarkably few. and we have sesn
no complaint Of . fAilnrs 81 justice shsoekn
! s,shor simiaity OF PeEEsraiey, 81 ths past o.
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