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DIED.

Ass. a.ass,s4 Of s:sr.s
Mary Scaaefers aged years.
BRoPHY-on Thursday, October 10, ISIS atI2p
m Joseph Henry Henry BrSphv only son Of Tim BrOpby aad
McGOEY-At - m. Monday, .ober 7.tIs7s Mary
McGoey, aged II months and days, daughter of Chas
poNNELLY-o1 Wednesday. October O. ISIS a, IL
p, m Mary Jane Donnely, aged hve yeAra and
Mothon.
MoRRlSsEY-sep,enher 10 ls7s Patrick Morris
sey. aged ~ years, native If DuugarNen, County
Cord Waterford and P.,tsburg papers plea e copy
FSLEY-on Wednesday. October 9, ISIS. at II 30 a.
and Christine Boy Ian, az years month and II
HART-on Tbursdav, October TO- ls7a a. s:r5p IN :,
John Hart. ased 80 years native If County Kerry,
Ireland, and resident Of this CITY Two Years He
hiss n0'' OF DIVISION No A. o. h and of I'll iF''h
:. CURREy-ou Thursday, October To- l..s a, p. M.
He,aI d. and resident OF thts city for the pasT four
Years. He was member of the Mitchell khes.
FANNIN-Cn Tbu-sday. the 10th inst at $50 u II, ,
Joseph FAnnin, aged 10 years native Of New Oreanr
&cINTYRE-on Wednesday October 9 1878, at 1890
a m Nicholas Mcintyre, aged 6J years native of
the last 46 years.
FGAN-on Tuesday morning. octobsr g. ls7s at c
parish Of Kisass,en Comfy a~Hy 1TeaRS
resident Of this city for tie asst years
rhuTaaay nornng e
daughter OF Thopse and Helen Hebert, aged / year,
months and - days
p. m =. Thomas Conrors, son of Catherine McUue and
john Ccnnors, aged years and 10 months.
KENRICK- On Monday, October l. ls7s at 1890
Patrick KenIick and Julia Kellehers.
McMANUs.on On Monday. October 7. 1875. at lc:ao p,
street He was a member of the Mitchei Rifles
BROWNE On Tuesday, octvber 2, 1873, of yellow
Drumcarra Msrone Marc County Cork. Ireland and a reel
q a
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SOCIETY OF ST. TINCENr DE PAUL.
AN APPEAL

The Society of St. Vincent de PAnl, perms-
nently organized for the visiting and succor-
ing of the poor and needy of what aver race,
creed or color, and officially recognized by the
ecclesasticd Il authority through its proper
officers, in vie " of the present epidemic and in
| accordance with the wishes of the Most Rev.
Arcl shop of New Orleans, appeals to the
charities of its kindred associations North and
West, iu this its hour of need, that it may
the more efficaciously assist the poor, the
widow and the orphan during this dreadful
visitation.
NJ. KERNAGHAN.
THos. G. RAPIER,
Secretaries,
Contributions of any kind whatso aver may
be addressed To either of the following officers:
OFFICERS CT COUNCILS
DR.. E. Doumsing President, No. lis Damaine street,
NJ. j. KeInaghan, Vice President and Secretary pro
ten: atC Doyle,s !s No a Tehenpitoulas Tel street.
Thos RapieE Sece;aIy' Morning Star ofiee, corner
William Hart, Treasurer Rampant and Gravier
OFFICERS OF CONFERENCES.
Alfred Damarin President of St Patrick Conference
at j. II. Dowlings, corner Old Levee and Custom
Gustave Andry, President St Mary's Conference 4lo
John MocarreS President, St Joseph's Conference
corner Poydras and Peters streets.
P Mcbride Vice President Annunciation Conference
corner ChaItTes and Marigny.
AlfI ed Deery President st AIMS Con ference No 2s2
Ursuiues street.
NJ, Z. Neil President ST. Peters Conference $50 Viii
lere street. between Vaudeville and Marguy.
P. Moony. ST. John the Baptist Conference, W. U.
Telegraph Office.
NJ. Hallsgan, Vice President ST. Alpbonus' Confer
ence, at w. II. Letchfords, Canal street, between
Chartres and Old Levee.
W. B. Lancaster St Theresa's Conference 40 Camp.
j. V. Donovan st. Michaels Con ference, az Lsgan
Mackinsons g. Canal between Peters and Water.
Dunn, st. Stephe Confer ~ Camp street
Victor Sere, st. Augustines Conference 2}9 Dumaine
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IN MEMoRIAM.
HALL N. o. CATHOLIC T. A.

HALL n. o. CATHOLIC T. A. ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans, Oct 6, 1875
At meeting of this Association held on the above
mentioned evening, the undersigned Committee were
to draft resolutions Of regret for the death
of ROBERT j. HUGHES they accordingly presented
the following:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty to take from
our mi dat by the prevailing dease, late brother
member and cfficer Robert j. Hughee; and
Whereas 1t is meet just and proper that we should
give public testimony TO our appreciation of the de-
ceased therefore be it
Resolred That in his sudden taking of we have e1
perienced the loss of most Jealous, energetic and
exemplary member Of the Total Abstinence Associa
ton be it further
Resoved That his loss is the more to be regretted,
inasmch as he to the front in all duties which
nertaped to the interests of his brother mem bers
the advar Of his association and its objects be
it still further
Resored That his services of such nature that
he ss chosen to be the Grand Marshal of the United
branches of the Total Abstinence Societies in this
State and in that capacity he universal satisac
tiou. 1t also
Resolrcd That copy Of these resolutions OF condoI'
be transmitted to his family and published In the
Mo S'NG STAR. =, -vN.cu
ANDREW LEO,
WILLIAM OSEIL,
JAMES FEEEY,
p TRowER, Chairman.
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YELLOW FEyER PERSONALS.

Rev. T. J. Abbott, C.M., of St. Stephens
Church, who has had a severe attack Of yellow
ever, is fast recovering.
Rev. J. Moynihan, of St. Peters Church, is
|onvalescing.
Our excellent friend c. D. Elder, Eeq., was
strong enough last Friday to pay visit to his
book. store-the first in three weeks.
Among the deaths last week we note with
egret that of Mr.. VIM. N. Adams; the brother
md partner CT E. Fl. Adams, Esq. The deceased
had only been resident of our city for few
Fears, and had won the esteem of all who
ormed his acquaiE tance.
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THE WORK OF THE HowARDs.
N. O. Democrat.

n. o. Democrat.
There has lately been considerable inquiry
as to the work of the Howard Association, the
number of persons engaged in the perform snce
of the work, and tae character of the relief ex-
tended.
the Democrat will probably satisfy public Gu
riosity, and answer all questions ss to the work
of the Howards, which have been propound-
In the city, distributed in the different dis
tricts and centrally located, are forty states
The location of these states is published daily,
with the accompanying statement that any
case requiring relief, recorded on any one OF
them, will receive prompt attention from the
member of the district.
These states are visited vice day by the
member of the district and by his aid or aids
some have one, others have more-but, all told,
the association have, with members and aids,
at least forty persons engaged in wat3hing
these states and afording the relief called
for. 40,
The association have in their employ in this
city not less than fifty physicians, and they,
too visit the places where the states are placed,
and promptly respond to any call LOT tnelr ser
vices which they find on them.
There are in addition to the above number
of physicians who, in the regular course of
their practice, are called in to treat member
of a family which is in destitute circum-
stances and they report it to the Towards.
There are quite number of physicians who
do this and including them summary shows
that the Howard Association has not less than
125 persons engaged IN renewing Ine SICK ano
destitute in this city.
The association does not, as is generally sup
posed, copfiue it's charity to he yellow fever
patient The family Of the patient, if there is
a family, is provided with the necessaries OF
life. Money, provisions, clothing, etc., are
given.
that, in o great many instances, the provisions
were better, and wonld do more good, than the
money to purchase them, and thus considering
they donated 500, coo, in two installments of
10 600 each, to the Peabody Subsistence Asso-
citation, and when provisions are needed, re-
quisitions are drawn for them.
BY Secretary Southmayd the reporter was
informed that the association is carrying be-
tween 25, 900 and 10000 persons in this city,
visions, money, etc
In addition to their work in this city, the as
eociation has furnished money, nurses, physi-
clans, provisions, medicines, clothing, luxuries
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MORTUARY REPORT.

Diseases-Yelow fever, white 1923. colored
20; total 343.
Malarial fevers, white 25 colored l total
90 Malsrial, (unclsssifed) %. Other fevers
6. Total m ortaity from fevers 395.
Ages-2 years of age and under 66, from 2'to
years 1877, from 5 to 10 years 81, from 10 to 10
years IA.
Total under 10 years of age .G-. or over so
per cent of mortality.
From 10 to 40 years 155. from 40 to 80 years
S4. fion 50 to 90 years l
Nativities - Louisiana 2G2, United States
other than Louisiana 20. Germany 80. Franz
50. Ireland 81, Italy 21.t
The following communication appeared in
last Wednesdays r:cayune:
Public health and public order being the
bases of pablo prosperity, therefore ia it the
first and greatest obligation of our municipal
government to see that our city is we'll clean
ed and drained and efficiently policed.
To effect these allimport ant ends it is absc-
lutely necessary that the first best money of
the city treasury should be expended in pay.
ment Of salaries and wages of those employed
to do the above work.
In the use of the word policed, include of
course all those engaged in preservation of or
der and administration of Justice police, courts
and court officers. All other obligations of the
| municipality are essenti ally secondary in char
acter. The wheels Of government as to the
primary objects and real good of government
| must not be stopped or clogged.
cleaned and we'll drained and lighted and an
efficient police and courts we'll administered,
and all other ends and employment of govern
ment must stand off until these are fulfilled.
Payment of interest on the city debt should
not and cannot stand in the way of life, prop
erty and order, in view of law or equity; for
he obvious reason that the principal OF the
debt is entirely dependent upon public pros
perity; and public pre- sperity is not dependent
upon payment of interest upon the public
debt.
The Issue is right here: Shall the means of
the government be exhausted in payment of
interest on the city debt, thereby defeating the
first and greatest ends of the government, or
shall the ample means of our city treasury be
80 expended as to enhance and secure that
public prosperity We have long and wearily.
hoped for, and which would enable us to pay
our Just oblig cations after f,w years. suspense.
FACTS.
Very we'll put. The at best money should
go as Facts" says; on this point nine-tenshs of
our population are united.
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FEAST CT ST. THERESA.

Next Wednesday, Feast of ST. Theresa, the
Exercises at the Church under her invocation
will take place at the following bours; first
Mass at six O'Clock; Solemn High Mass at nine
o'clock, to be followed by Benediction of the
Most Blessed Sacrament. The solos in the
Mass will be sung by Misses, A. Mercier, N.
Gruneberg, N. Jones and A. Seawell and
Messrs. W. N. Grunewald, Geo. Pritohard, A.
Lsllard ard A. Phillips. The choruses will be
sung by fifteen voices.
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RAFFLE.
RAFFLE.
COTTAGE ON THE LAKE SHORE
Splendid Law Library.
TWO PRIZES.

Tho Frame Gotta GO above mentioned Is situated IN
the town of MAnGe vle Parish of st. Tammany. II is
rails with brick base mtut and contains four
hall in the centre and galleries front and eleven
feet wide and forty feet long also Kitchen
wants rooms stAbles and necessary outhous6s. 1t
from ts the Beach, is Steam boat Wharf Hotel and
Chuches. The grounds are large and shaded by oak,
magnolia orange, taIlow and other trees. A hne
mineral spring also q cisern Is the place The
bathing s fine fsh in abundance, and only two hours
travel nom New Orleans.
The catalogue Of the Law Books and sketch of the
Cottage also the plan of the four lots Of ground
can be seen at the Office of W. z. FRERET, Real
Estate Agent, No. Commercial Place. also at the
ofcs Of sTUDN1CZKA & SATALECKI, No. l3l
Common street, New Orleans where tho drawing will
take place the Ist day Of October. Due notice will
given all in erested the daily papers Of
th time and hour of the drawing. Tickets also can
be obtained at the above named offices.
Tho Cottage is the first prize and the Law Books the
second prize; therefore the holder Of Ticket is
entitled to two chances in the rafi, he price Of
Ticket is only Two Dollars and Fifty CentS ts2 50.
Two thousand Tickets, for sale By :ne following
gentlemen -.,rcr-r
No. IJl Common Street
W p FRERET.
No. & Commercial Place
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG.
Stationer, No. 60 Csrondelet street
ATWOOD VIOLET,
Cotton Factor, No. 1872 Grayer street.
THOS. MOODY,
Corner Canal and Royal streets.
G. A. LANAUX,
30 II Cont street
SELLE & MALOCHEE,
iy2l 40. 50 RoJAl street. !
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Communion in ST. Alphonsns Church. They
will assemble at $50 O'Clock in the School ball
on st. Andrew street, aud proceed in body to
that portion of the Church which will be re-
served for them.
In the evening at 7;30 o'clock, the Very Rev.
Father Neithart will deliver a lecture, undeE
the auspices of the Societies, in ST. Alphonsus
Church. Admission free. Complimentary
tickets have been issued to the members for
presentation to their friends, but no one will
be denied admittapce to the Church 80 long as
there is room.
Last Wednesday the " Citizens, Taxpayers
and Work kngmen's Union nominated the fol-
lowing ticket:
For Mayor-C. II 1ebault
Administrator of ofAccounts-Stoddart Howell.
Administer of Commerce-Alex Dumeet'e.
Administrator of Improvements-Thomas
Lucy.
Administrator of Assef sm ,nss-H. PoAlmar,
Jr.
Administrator of waterworks - Co par
Wilde
Administrators of Police-Paul B onsei goeu-,
colored.
Criminal Sheriff-John Laborde.
Civil Sherin-Arstide Marie, colored.
In the ballottipg Mr.. Llborde beat Mr.. Man
deville Marigny for Criminal Sheriff and Mr..
Marie beat General B B.auregsrd. The names
of several gentlemen were used without au-
thority.
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REGISTRATION OFFICES.

First ward-No. I22 AnnunCiation between TerpsI-
chore and Robin sttee:s.
Second ward-No 2i Carondeet, between De lord and
st. Joseph streets.
Third Ward-No. Perdido street, near st Charles.
Fourth Ward-RAmpart corner of Cont street
Fifth Ward-Rampart, corner of st. Ann street.
Sixth Ward-No. l39 Hospital, near Burgundy street.
Seventh ward-Corner Of Lapeyrouse and Claiborne
streets.
Eighth ward-Corner of Greatmen and Poet stroets.
Ninth Ward-Corper of Greatmen and Elmira streets
Tenth ward-Second door from tn corner of st Mary
and St. Charles streets.
Eleventh Ward-CoIner W Arlington and Magazine
Twelfth Ward-At the Market house
Thirteenth ward-Eortheast corner of Magazine and
Bordeaux streets.
Fourteenth wsrd-Msg4zine, between Peters Avenue
and OctAvia street.
Fifteenth ward-At the AlRiers Courthouse
Sixteenth Ward-Court house.
Seventeenth ward-Corner OF Second and Jefcrton
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| Messrs. Cockburn, Howell & Bosworth, the
Eommittee of citizens appoin ted by the Mayor
to investigate the $4,000 loads of garbage"
charge made by the Times, has held several
meetings during the past week and examined
b number of witne nesses. Not one single fact in
6ubstantiation of the charge has yet been pre-
Bented. The committee, however, seem disposed
TO investigate the whole subject of street clean
| ing, lot filing, etc., and has admitted testi-
mopy as to what has been done at one time or
another in Algiers, and all over town. The
Scope of the investigation being thus enlarged
ar d desire to connect the epidemic with
the condition Of the streets having been
made manifest, the enquiry may result
lin proving that the filing of Lee (TivolD Circle
with street sweepings etc., is the cause of all
|our troubles. This, however, was asked for by
many of our leading citizens and permission
was granted by a unanimous vote of the City
Council, and will, possibly, be overlooked.
RETREAT OF TOTAL. ABSTINENCE SoCIET les.
Nothwitt standing the heavy showers which
He'll last Wednesday evening there was large
attendance of the members of our Total Absti-
hence Societies and their friends at S.. AL
Phonsus Church, the occasion being the open
ing of their Annual Retreat. Thursday and
Friday evenings the attendance was very
large, the Church being literally crowded
with men.
The sermons were preached by the Very Rev.
b. A. Neitaart, C.ss.R., Rector, and were, as
MS olscourses always are, both instructive and
interesting. The sermOns were followed by
BenediCtion of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
To-day, Sunday, at the aeven O'Clock Mass,
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EVERY DEMOCRAT MUST REGISTER,
MUST HAVE NEW PAPERS

Rooms COMMITTEE ON RFG srRAT ON AND CrIoN.
State Central Committee, lt9 Custom hons" ct.
New Orleans, Sep 'ember ls l-15. )
To Democrat Conservative voters:
You arc AGAIN CALLED upon TO REGISTER
and YOU are earnestly requested to EXERT YOUR
SELVES, and every effort in your power TO
HAVE EVERY DEMOCRATIC and Conservative
VOTER in the city and State REGISTERED. to
az ain defeat our common enemy.
l. Your OLD CERTIFICATES of Registration
CANNOT BE USED for tho coming election.
o EVERY VOTER MUST HAVE NEW PAPERS
g. NATURALIZED CITIZENS MUST BRING
their NATURALIZATION PAPERS so to avoid
any inconvenience in being reg stered-
l. REGISTER AT ONCE. Do not walt until the
LAST DAY when the offices will be CROWDED.
s. All REGISTRATION OFFICES WILL CLOSE
on the TwENTY-FIRST OF OCTOBER.
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S:,njrs Star and Catholic FHesssnger.
-.1vV opLEANs, SUNDAY, OCTOBER -, itTa.
LOCAL NOTES.

In m alteration last Wednesday evening at
the corner of Royal and St Peter streets, Gus
|Dnplantier shot and seriously wounded Con.
|stant Alt.
The Peabody's have given Mr.. Lusher, State
of Education few requisition
cards to be used for those of the public school
keachers who may be in need.
For the week ending Saturday, October 5.h,
R16o whites and 1860 colored voters were reg
istered in this city making total to that data
bf15 SsS white and s757 colored voters.
At the Pickwick Club Dispensary there is
|rreat falling off in the demand for delicscies
kor the sick. To Thursday 400 pr, ,riptioEs,
I cslling for - 900 bottles of beef tea end soup
had been filled
At its last meeting the City Council adopted
The following ordinance:
Be it ordained. That all coffee houses, OF other
places where spirituous or malt liquors are
[old by the glass, sh all close at 12 O'Clock mid
hight, and the proprietor thereof SHALL upon
conviction of violation of this ordinance, be
bubject to fine of not less than twenty-five
|iollsrs, or impris sonmeut for thirty days in the
Parish P.isop.
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

Dr. ]. H MALoNEY. corner OF Josephine and Camp
Streets Magazr Market respeI tfuly informs HE
p.ents and the public in that he performing
operations appertaing to hrs profession in the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inser ted with
without extracting the roots new plan. Old sets
Of teeth remodeed, and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas
choroform Charges within the reach of sn
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places Thibodaux, Napoleon Vile, Donaldson.
City Biloxi. Pass Christian, Bay st. Louis.
South west Pass, Tangipahoa, Osyka, Terry.
Dry Grove, Canton, Morgan City, Patterson
vile, Grenada, Holly Springs, Grand junction,
Greenvile, Port Gibson, Port Hudson, Baton
Rouge, Vlcksburg, etc.
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at. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT
FOB BALLS, CONCERTS AND FAIRS.

st. Pstrick's Hail, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HAIL IN THE CITY. will Oo rented, by the nigh
or longer, on reasonable terms, for CONCERTS
BALLS, LECTURES. FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS.
Tor CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, WithOG
d,,.Inc.on Of creed the Hal will be rented 81 HAL
PRICE.
HIBERS1A 1NsURASoE.ooHPAEY.
nosaFsi No. Camp atzsst
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Be honest if thou wouldst be eloquent:
Re not q Ginning fool with cap and bel 8;
Reason and genuine feeling want no arts.
or utterauce-ask no toll of elocution
And when you are in earnest DO you need
A search for words 2
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths '0H hereafter
be inserted for ftty cents Obituaries 10H be charged
at the rate of ten cents a line.
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l. General Communion at the O'Clock Mass Sunday
me rring, October 18th, at st Aphonsus' Church.
.. At 730 o'clock in the evening Very Rev. B. :.
Eeithart, c. SIS. r., will lecture st. Aphousus'
Church.
The members of st. Vincent de Paul and other
Catholic Societies. Catholic gentlemen generally
invited to assist at the Communion and Lecture.
The following gentlemen, comprising the Reception
Committee for the Lecture, viii report to their chair
man at ST. Aphonsus' Church, at 6:3O p.
They will the ribbon badges of their respective
Societies
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Us Bradley, Chairman;
James Burns A. Coburn John Mooney,
P. R Hennessey. L. L. Meehan ID J. Lally.
VIM. Toal j. ]. O'Connor. p. II. Waters,
James McGann, Oh Golden. A. Brady
Jno A. Russell, Frank McElroy, Geo ". Bvrns,
p Caulheld 1hos. Egan, y. j. McCullou,
]. a. Place. Fred Benica, John Geynor,
Thos. Reynolds, e. Ogden, Z. COsgrove.
H. d. WARD, First v. P.
Acting President
&c. NJ. KAVAEAGH, Secretary. oc6 ct
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETC.

LTOR SALE VERY LOW FOUR LOTS or
Il Ground with substantial sheds office, etc, Nos.
49, 30I. 3C3 and 3O5 TohouPtOulAs street betweea
GaiennIe and Krato suitable for DTay Yard. Factory
Blacksmith Shop. WNrehoure and yarons other par
poses. Apply 70 w. K. FERSLEW,
Rp7tf leg Canal street, corner BuTRundyE
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

To-day, Saturday, the election for delegates
10 the Democratic Convention takes place.
|Che representation of the different wards in
|he Convention will be as follows:
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Six of the fourteen, Little Sisters Of the
Poor are sick of tie fever. The other eight,
Who are unscclimated, have all the work of
heir large house and the care of the $50 old
bnd infrm inmates on their hands, and ccnse.
Ruently, cannot find time to call upon those
charitable persons Who are in the habit of as.
listing the institution. The Home of the Lit.
lie Sisters is, therefore, in great distress and
contributions of any and all kinds are solicited.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
The first case of fever was reported July 18th,
trd from that day to noon Friday, October lta
- -, oil
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Sunday, October 18th; 1878.
PRCGRAMNP.

The State Union, it's aet meetir g. adopted the
following
PROGRAMME.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In tic O'phu1'$ Court for Ircdcricl
Comfy.
DECEMBER TERM, 1877.
Henry G. Foreman ard John Lanlcrs OK
cculurS Of the last viii of George w
Foreman deceased.
.rKUERED by the Judges Of the Or
~ phans' Court for Frederick county
this 3lst day Of December, M, that The
sale OF the real estate Of Geo. ". Foreman
late of Frederick county, deceased report,
ed by his executors, and file this lay, be
ratified AID contirmcd unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the ith
day Of February 1873, provided a copy OF
this order be published in some newspaper
in Frederick county for three weeks in
succession previous to said day,
The Executors report the sale Of farm
of which the said deceased died, seized and
poss, sscd, situate in Frederick county, for
the gross sum ofScvcn thousand seven hun
dred Il Il eiyhty.two dollars ($US2).
True copy-Tcst:
JOHN II. ROUIER,
Register of Wills.
jan 10 st