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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11
LYON COUNTY TINES
PROTECT YOuR BUILDINGS
wAach may oe done with ens-fcuxsh he
usual sxgsnss BY using the
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY ron car.

,rr~oor s,ArER.pRoor. pUkA-
n Re Economical and Ornamental
roof NV Be covered with Wy
shinzie. sad by application OF this nase =
,as.5s I, Iss4 from % 60 2s years. Old roofs
s.n hs psachei and ooated, looking mach bet
ter All, lasting longer than new shingles Win N,
an, the slste for ONE-THIRp THk OpST Vt
HF.SHlN1LIN6. The expense OF slaans new
ehinsles Is only about the cost OF sifnpiy lxy
ing them. The paint Is FinS-fkoof 49,, I'M
spsrss or aying emeers. o. may % ssaT W..
sra bx sryeue TT STOPS kNkhh LhAn.
ana for tir or iron has no cqnAi, as u eAtsAuas
nv hcst contracts by cold and NsVkn 1880 1880
NOR scales Roofs covered with Tar Snes,ntak
Felt can be made water~tight Al = saaAi rs..
pense. aud preserved for many yssr Ia,
Si..e paint IL EXTREMELY ChhAf. Iwo
Gallons will cover = hundred sqn~re w. "a
.h;nsle r,of. while ON tin. iron. felt, msteneo
ba.ras. or any smooth surface, I'm
ousrts 10 one gallon are REQ airea :, wv
ss.yy body il is easily applied with brush
xo -Ap1s usxo IN THIS COMPOSITION,
,rssr.for. Il neither cracks in WINTER nes runs
a. sumner IN Seexyed shingles II ms up
the holes ana pores. aaA gives new ea,~sA -
,ial ROOT that will lAs; for years. Sarieu -
-.rr,ea sh,ncies IL brsnes 70 their phases snu
s..ns them there. II nlls up all holes IN reu
,oofs. steps the leaks. and sithenSa s.w
ar,sr rx.r aees not afecs u few neurs ai'e1
snpiyiuS As nearly su paints tnAe - ...
.ea.s., An be sure you obtain cur sESeiNs
,stis.s. which for shingle reofsl = ShoSv,
LATE COLOR. when hrss arp.iea, cnsns.us
a. .h,.t = Yneuth TO uniform slate color sna
= A. III ,nteuts ana purposes SLATE on IN
pooPS our raj eolcr rs usually preferred, -
ens coz, /. equal 10 Ave Of anv ordinary ps,n. r
" aPisk MALLS our sasoHr Rgr is the oniy
rs,iahle Slate Paint ever introdssced .nas ~.
sffectaaliy proven. dsmpness ir9sa - - nsin,.
- ,i.e Iars-sly used on out-heusrs and fences
- A. I ri & ar coat on fine ha'ialne>- 30.
-. s,sars "a CuocoLArE. RED, BssssT Kkn
I'D ORAuOk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11
Assessment Notice.

nAIT GOLD AND SILVER MT
II ing oompsny.-Isccstisn If principal
place of business, City aud County of San
Francisco. California. Iecssion Of works
Deviis Gate Distriet.. Lycn County. Me-
vaaA.-Notiee Is hereby given that 1t =
meeting OF the Bosra Of pirectors held ON the
sth day Of Sspsenh her. ls.s. an assessment tNo.
81 Of One DolIa- tSi per SHARE WAS levied upon
the capital stock II the corporation. payable
immediately. in United States gold coin. to
the Secretary =. the osfsee AZ the Company.
Room No. ~ Haywaris baslding. Nc. ala Cali
farui& ssrees, San franetsra. California
Any ssuek upon which this asscssIaens shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of October.
1876. will be delinquent. AMI advertised for
sale =: pnhlir auction, and unless payment 10
made bsfo-a will be sold on FRIDAY. the
Third tsdl day of November. 1875 10 pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses e sale,
By order Of the Buard Of Directors.
". Z. DEAN. sceretsry.
Once Room II, Haywaris huildins, No.
kIa California street. sxa Francisco. oaiifof
mia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11

NOTICE. NO. 90.


ur 4 LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
! 4 Nevnda. Auc y le7es--Nc<ice = hereby
s;yrn that Charles Lansac and Charles knop-
III, citiseus Of the United estates. have this
SSndrcd (iss0i feet linear Of the Comet Lode.
bearing gold and silver, situated IN the DEVILS
Datc nd Chinatown mining district. county
Of Lyon, State Of Nevada, together WIN sur
ace ground four hundred tsC9 Ieet IN widin
Lode within said claim, 20 fAr - the same
can be ssccrtained nom present developments.
aid claim being designated on the ofncial plat
on Ale In this once = Y. .. survey NO ~,
in township No, is north q ranse n, =.
rs being as followH tc-wit; beGinning q
most marked No. 1, U. 5. Survey No. ia stu
atess on east aide Ravinc. and whence ocars
the South 81. Louis Co. 3 ehan n. - degrees
E.. the n. +. corner pest OF the A,,sns'c Con
yree f.. the Atlantic Co.'S shan n. Is DC
gr,.es West distant about 100 feet, the 8, W
corner Of section &. township u, north fangc
u r.. N. d NJ, 8. SSH degrees W. distant ssu.
feet: thence running rom said post 40; !; nrs
thence. second cuuree 8. 9 degrees W. t5W feet
To most No 81 thence. third course. n. - de-
crees W 100 feet to post No. :. whence cears
The 9. corner post No, n the south knd
,rrcr ". distant lac feet; thence running
rom said post No. I. fourth course, n. : de.
crccs Il, 800 feet to cost No. l. the point of
Beginning containing Is silM acres. Bear
ings expressed nom true meridian maSnetc
variation Ii degrccs 10 inmates n. Inc iaoSr
and improvements consist " two tunnels,
each over 100 feet in length. and exceeding
ave hundred dollars 10 value, This claim is
in close proximity and TO the east OF the Al
lantic Consolidated Co.'S claim and the south
End Mining Co g claim and is bounded on
the north, east and south BY no known claim.
ants. The notice Of location IL Only recorded
in Book l, folio ssa, of the rcccnis OF Dev'is
Gate and Chinatown mining district 81 the
Office of the recorder thereof IN Silver City.
county Of Lyon, State Of Nevada ANY and
ali persons claiming adversely any Partion oil
pany's claim are required within the sixty
DAYS publication hereof 70 file with the Regis
Ter Of the United States Land once at Carson
City their protest and adverse claim et they
viii he barred ey virtue Of the provisions OF
the statute-
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MOTTO. Of Final Settlement.

TN pIsrRIsT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
pistrtrs Btste II Nevada, county VI Lyon.
= y the matter al the estate Of l.. J Ray. ae-
csaaed--N appearing 70 tA~ Judge Of said
Court By shc pctsu u presented and nied by
q. ". ~, tht adminissrstor Of the estate of
L. J. Ray. decessed. prayihs for sn order 20
seIl real estate that II 10 ce.<syy 20 ell the
Whale Of the real estats % pay the debts ,.us-
eeAnding against the dec-ssrd, and the cehan.
charxm end expenses Of administration. q =
therefore ordered that ali p~uons iuasrvstsa
In the aid estate appear beforc TIE said Cousu
ON esday. the lith day Of Octobes. luie, q
Ncos. u sald Court u Dayton. Lyon coun1y
NsvaAa. 70 ehou ce0se Why n order shouid
not be uAads author sina aid admin. trutur 10
..ss ssls isois OF the rial estsss Of said DE-
eaened. w. u. AEAWELL.
Dsytaa. sspasphss NJ. ssSs.ss
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11

a UREoI.A MINING CoMPANY.-Lo-
"A eAtion Of principal place OF business.
san Francisco. California Location of works,
wills Gate District. Lyon County.
Nevada. Notice 10 hereby given. that al Q
meeting of the Trustees Of said company, held
ON the Isl Of September. 1879, an assessment
iNo. ~ of len tiol CENTS par share Was
levied upon the capital stock II the eorpora'
ton. payable Immediately In gold coin Of the
United States. ~ the Secretary, n the once
of the company. Room l, No. 2so Montsomery
street, San Francisco Any stack upon which
this asses<ment shall remain unpaid gu the Apsh
day Of October. ls'6. will be delinquent. and
advertised for sale 81 public auction; and
unless payment 10 made before viii be sold
on SATURDAY, the 3iss day Of November
1870. TO pay the delinquent assessment, togesh-
or with costs Of advrstis,ns and expenses OF
sale THAp. = FITCH, Secretary.
OFFICE Room 1, No, 40 Montgomery ssrcet
san Francisco
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11

IDEOPOSED AMENDMENT AND REV.
II ision Of the Constitution If the state
OF Nevsia passed 1t the seventh session u
the Legaslsture-
Resolved. by the Assembly, the Sensse con-
curling. That the Constitution of the State
Of Nevada be amended ~ foiiowss
Amend section one OF Article TX. Of the
Constitution Of the state Of Nevada 70 ~ 20
read - follows:
section /. The Asaal yesr shsil commences
or M nrs dsy af Dseemb~r IA each rear.
Passed January -. 1873.
Resolved, BY The Assembly, the Sanase con-
earring. That our history - State has taught
us the necessity u. revising the CoGstitation:
We shsref re recommend the eiectore. Al the
nsxt Veasceian fer members Of the Lesisistsrs.
~ vote for or against the calling OF Conven-
tiau fur sssympesrq - FcvsinG the cpnstitu-
tion Of the Stats a. Nevada.
Passed. February ~. 1875.
I hereby certify the foregoing 70 BE tres
copies from the original enrolled Resolutions
on ale in my once
ma xusast /. is:3 sH fsxAx
D. x:xoa. sss'y e neaas.
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And in accordance With law. and an order
Of the Board II Direcs,ss, made on the 18th
dAy NJ August. iese, y" many shAr~s of each
Parcel III su,h stock may be necessary. will
b. sold as public auction, ~ the once of the
Company No ais Cal mia street. Room
No, 5. san Francisco. CAL. ON THURSDAY,
the IN day VI uctohes, isss. II the hour al
'eiock =. ~ Of said day. ~ pay said dr.
cosss u advertisins and expenses of the sale.
EDWARD y. STONE. Secretary.
OfAee-Sls California strcet koosa No. 4
Han Franciseo. California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11
HOWARD BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TAlLORS,
Mair Street. Silver City.
aAyr ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
w new supplies of
Cloths, Twecds and SnSsimcres
For mems wear. which vc propose to make
at San Francisco prices,
HOWARD BROS.
Assessment Notice.

NIRaINIA CITY COAL COMPANY
v Location OF principal place Of business,
virginia city. NcvxdA. Location cf works,
FL Dorado Canyon, Lyon county. Nevada
Notice Ia hereby given that =: meeting
OF the trustees OF said company. held on the
fifteenth iisthi day Of September. A. ID 1876.
an assessmen. tNo. lal Of ten tiel cents per
share MAS levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation. payable immediately IN UNI
ted States gold coin, TO the Secretary. at the
once Of the company. Room No. Bank OF
California building. Taylor street. virginia
City, Nevada And any stock upon which
this assessment hall remain unpaid ON Tues
day, the Seventeenth (iGthi day OF October.
A. ID. 1876. stall be deemed delinquent and
will be daily advertised for sale ~ public auc-
zion, and unless payment Is made t~forc. will
be sold on MONDAY, the Twentieth (sathi
day of Nov ,nber, A. d. 1876, 70 pay the deiin-
quent assessment, together with costs OF Nd
vertisins and expenses Of sale.
=. c. LORD. Sccr~tarv.
oface-Room No. Bank of California
building. Taylor street, Virginia City. Ne
yadA
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Delinquent Notice.

II ossUTH MINING CoMPANY-Loca-
N ton Of principal place Of business. San
Francesca. California - Location Of works.
Devil's Gsse District, Lyon County. State OF
Nevada Nesice--Taere are delinquent upo.
the following described stock. ON account VI
assessment mo, . levied cn the 18th day Of
August, 1879, the several smoants set oppo-
site the nsmes Of the respeetive shsrehold-
fallaWss
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11
virginia Z Trsekss r. 4.
New A1rangeMsAtl


l.ewruMe Expagsst
Nx AND ATrEn MONDAY. MAI 1. lsss.
Thrsash Traias Daily
Between vIn0MlA CITY ana GAN FRAN.
CISCO, via vallejo. Will leave = follow;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11

ron JupoE or TEE SrrRkxR Cornr:
a. n, l. 4 q y a u ID.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11

IN 8ACuARlAu, VIM Aasislanes
u . cen always - found q his shop.
MAIN sTRKxf, 1lLvx1 ClTY. psepaseA "
uHAvIN0 d he mcel tasAsful mAnnse pce-
sasls sAop essa III aay ssalas etvs han
cell,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-11
1850. 1875.
Pioneer Laundry,

Z. v. HALL .......-.........pro peteees.
WIS OLD ESrABLlenED AND RELlA-
y bile Laundry y psepaEsd 70 turn cut eny
quantity Of Renovated and CI4kAN LINEN
Without bsing damaged ~ manipulated o.
chemical arVlicsaioa.
PACKAGES PuNCTUAI.LY CALLED FOB
And RErCRNED.
uFrIcE-Fr~<lrtc New Building. Co..
CIV. HALL.
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NOTICE.

UCoR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MIN.
q ing tax silver VIII b. taken ~ the smount
q ave dollars. On ell Amoants above thso
the usual Discount viii be made.
o. =. NASH,
An1smeos k9oa coanty.
-.ytsa, xay.. Juns n. lgp&
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n. N YENsNGJ0s
General sapt
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger

THE MORNING STAR has beon stast1&
with the approval of the ecclesiastical
authority Of the Diocese, 70 snppiy On
admitted want in New Orleans, ana In
mainly devoted to the interests OF ths
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere In
politics except wherein they interfere
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iniquity in high places. without regard. %
persons or parties. Next to the spiritual
rights of all men, it will especially ehn1a-
pion the temporal rights of the poor.
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pursued with unremitting vigor. Ex-Attorney
! General Alderman testified that he was
in that way, through Davenport of New York.
Another bonanza of corruption is said to
| have been discovered. A man named Prender
| asserts that he Yves Public Debt Statement
Secretary McColloch. and his statements are
to the effect that while engaged he discov-
cred great frauds were being practiced upon
the government. That each public debt state
ment reported money in the Treasury that was
not on hand while the governmenA was paying
three per cent. for money to meet temp erary
necessities. He says also he discovered that
hundreds of thousands of dollars of Govern
mem money was placed in the hands of Con-
federates outside who loaned it back to
the Government "a individual funds, and drew
interest on it. While pursuing these investi
cations Fender was informed by clerk in
the Redemption Bureau, named Richardson
that immense frauds were being perpetrated
in that Bureau, and that fortunes were being
made by reporting money destroyed which was
presented, while only one-hslf the money turn
ed in for destruction was actually destroyed.
CUTOFF AT MISUNDERSTANDING April
&c, 1876 For long time stea m boatmen have
predicted that sooner or later the river would
find its way through the cutoff on the PENN
posite this city. Vicksburg people have view
ed the possibility of that event with alarmed
apprehension, as the turning of the river
channel through the cut would result in the
saving of about thirty miles of river naviga-
ton, the consequent adoption of that route by
steamboatmen, and the leaving of Vicksburg
out in the cold, inasmuch as the new channel
would strike the river at points q considerable
distance above and below the city. True to
these predictions, the cut off is practically
made at last. At o'clock to-day, the peninsu-
la yielded to the force of the current, and
quickly an immense flow of water rushed
through the oua, which caved in heavily at
both sides. There is already noticeable de-
cline in the force of the current above the city.
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Archbishop Williams and the Pilot.
IN. Y. Srn:I

1t is truly excellent and admirable
work which Archbishop Williams of Bos-
ton has taken upon himself in connection
with the affairs of Mr.. Patrick Dopohoe, of
the Boston Pilot, who lately fell into bank
ruptcy. Donohoe, besides running his
newspaper, had been carrying on a private
banking business, receiving on deposit, in
sums ranging from $25 upward, the cav
ines of hard working men and women,
who put their entire trust in his integrity.
TIE amount of these deposits from labor
era, mechanics, servants, washerwomen,
and Deedlewomen, reached, according to
the published list, as high as S73 coo, and
their loRsFs resulted III an incalculable
amount Of sorrow and suffering. Into the
ears of Archbishop Williams and bis
priests their pitiable tales were poured,
and he began to cast about for come way Of
relieving them. After. time he offered
Co purchase the Pilot, put $40, 600 into its
busness. and raise more money in it's be-
half. We now learn that, after consumma-
ting the purchase, the Archbishop proposes
to pay every dollars due to the poor peo
proprietor. This is noble deed, which
will be appreciated not only by the beDe-
ficisries, but by the people at large. The
Archbisbop has set an example which some
other people connected with banking in
situations would do we'll to follow. He was
in no way responsible for the affairs of the
Pilot, and even after purchasing it he was
in nowise bound to pay the debts of its
proprietor. He has by his course hoDored
himself, become more endeared than ever
to thousands of the poor people of Boston,
and won the respect of all men who can
appreciate good deed.
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THE VATICAN.

April 1st, l676.-His Holiness continues his
daily receptions, and appears in his usual
health, undsturbed by the political events and
the change of the Italian Ministry. Rumors
are current that the new Premier has given
assurances that the Law of the Guarantees will
be respected, and that no attempt will be
made to disturb the status quo by which the
Vatican is left to Plus TX. On the other hand
approximations are felt that Signor Mancini will
try to give effect to the views which he is
known to entertain, and that some portion of
the Vatican, including the museums and gale
ries will be taken by the Government, and the
Pspal Guards removed. For these fears there
is at present no foundation. But perhaps
there is cause to dread that under pretext of
emancipating the lower clergy from the con-
troll of their superiors, elements of discord will
be introduced, and that the liberty of issuing
rescripts and notices from the Vatican will be
taken awsy. Measures perhaps will be brought
forward to place the control of the remaining
ecclesisstical property under laymen, and to
compel all children to attend schools under
lay teachers. Thus all the schools taught by
Catholic priests or nuns will be eRectually
closed, and a stop put to all Catholic instruc-
ton. On the other hand, the Republicans arc
said to mediate q complete process Of decen-
tralization, and to have in view a confedera-
ton of six or seven Italian States, with Rome
and the Pontifcal territory left to the POpe's
rule. These wild schemes, strange to say,
are discussed in the newspapers without re-
serve.
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EASTER AND THE NEN Moons.

Many individuals and public papers have
noticed the apparent error in the fixing OF
Easter on the 10th of April instead of the pre-
vious Sunday, the 9th.
| 1t is pretty well known that the rule TO:
determining Easter fixes it on the Sunday after
the fourteenth day of the New Moon nearest to
| the vernal equinox, March 21st. Probably the
fact of an eclipse occurring this year on Sat
| urday, March 29th, drew perhaps more than
usual attention to that new moon. II we want
fourteen days, including the 25th March, it
brings us to Friday, April 18th, 80 that it would
appear that Easter ought to be the following
Sunday, April 9th.
Some have explained it by saying that the
ecclesiastical day is reokoned to begin at noon,
and this new moon occurring in the afternoon
of Saturday is counted as belonged to Sunday.
Bot even this would bring the fourteenth
day to Saturday, April 9Th, and make Easter
fall on the following Sunday, April 9th be-
cause the count must include the day of
the new moon as the first of the fourteen.
The simple explanation is that there is diff
ference between the time when the new moon
actually occurs, and the time when it is esti-
mated to occur according to the calendar.
The motion even of the sun is sometimes
AoobSI ShN oOAnCIiueo eIOncAJ eo tuaO EcRul6E
clock differs from the sun as much sometimes
as sixteen minutes.
The motion of the moon is more irregular,
and the calendar, like the clock with the sun,
does not keep with the actual motions of the
moon, but it estimates the average motions.
In the slmanacs we commonly find what 10
called the Epact of the year. They are num-
bers ranging from one to twenty-nine, indi-
eating the days of the new moons during the
year. In come of the old-fashioned prayer
books, and in every Office Book or Breviary,
the Table of Movable Feasts gives the epact
for each year, and the monthly calendar has an
epaet assigned to every day. The epact for
1876 is four. On consulting the monthly calen-
dar, every day in the Year that has the epact
four is the day of a new moon.
Applying this to the present case, it is seen
that the epact four marks the 9th March.
This, then, is he day on which the new moon
is supposed to fall, and if we count fourteen
days, including March 27tb, we reach April
9Th, Sunday, and consequently the following
Sunday, April 10th, is Easter.
long and interesting statement of the
reasons why the calendar does not follow pre-
cisely the actual changes of the moon, but
makes an estimate of average times for the
changes, was published in the Irish E oclesiasti-
cal Record, aud - can be seen in the Catholic
Rerie~, IF Brooklyn, for April.
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A singular and inexplicable accident
son9ilIe, Ind, one night last week. The
Waterman was startled by hearing loud
noise in the settiDg-up room, resembling
the breaking of glass. He feared that all
the glass in the room had been broken,
and on going there found about one thou
sand boxes of glass shiVered. In the room
had been stored about one thousand boxes
of glass, from 3Ox7O to 4O16O double thick
ness. The boxes containing the glass,
were standing on their ends, about six
inches apart, and by some means they
started falling like q row of bricks, in
creasing with force as each box fell and
going as fast 40 a railroad train until the end
box was reached. Nearly all the glass was
broken.
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Miss Anthony declares that the only class of
human beings in the United States men can't
argue with to-day is the women: Z" A man,"
adds Miss A, can't argue with his wife, his
daughter or his own sister. When they com,
mence an argument they get worsted, and
always end up by exclaiminR, oh, nonsensel
What is the use of trying to argue with a
Tomsn.'T
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7.ras-ssnslo cepy. Cents; by Nail, ss-in Aavaa's.
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THE WONDERS OF LOURDES.
NINA T. ADLIR
| VRANsLArED FROM TEE 1RsRcH OF
| MGR. DE sEGUR

Entered according 70 Act Of Congress in the
by D. 4 J. SAdlier g. CO.. in the Ofioe Of the
Librarian Of Congress, Washington DC.
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Approval Of Ne Aoss Rev ArahSssAep
We approve of the Aforesaid undeE-
taking, and commend it to the Catholics
of our Diocese.
i'm. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORIRA1se.
Deasn.bsy l2, 1867.
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q orn,po star and Catholic Messenger
PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
w.. ORLEANS Catholic Publication Company ~
Il NJ. no Poydras street, corner q os"'p
Tho Directors Of the Company Afe'
Most Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERc 0as,
Archbishop OF NeW OIiesns'
JOHN HENDERSON,. v,,s Presidsn..
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
vexy Rev. C. MOUNTAIN
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. J. SMITH. c. M.
rev. B. A. NKrTHART, c. So. 4.
eev. P. F. ALLEN,
JoHN T. GIBBONS,
JOHN McCAFFREY.
s VIM. J. CAsTELL,
d. Il. BUCKLEY.
All oommunicatlonBare to be ad dressed to the
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