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ST. RAPHAEL’S CHURCH,IN DU BUQUE.Catholic Episcopal SEE of of the Wisconsin Territory.THE accounts of this Church, and the list of subscribers, are now, for the fifth time, since Nov. 1835, respectfully submitted to the consider* ation of the public.The first stone of this edifice was la id on the 15th Aug. 1835; its outside dimensions ore 40 feet by 77, its average height from the ground is 24 feet, the walls are 25 inches thick, and measure with the foundations 715 perch of 22 cubit Icet, and 1456 superficial square feel of hewed stone; all the rough walls on the outside are well plastered ; the roof is covered by 30 squares of shingles, and 128 feet of copper troughs 30inches wide, and 35feet 10 inches; all this is guarded by a parapet wall; the ceiling is arched, and over the sanctuary there is a pan-neled dome, semicircular: there are 16 windows, 4 doors, 29 squares of oak floor tongued and grooved, and a spacious room under the sanctuary. The Church wants the inside plastering, seats, gallery, and altar. There are 2,500 feet of lumber tor the making of part of these works.CASH PAID.To Mr. Wm. Cary, for building the foundation and part of the walls, by contract, 1835, $803 001836. 1837—Paid for stones, 322 121Bricks, 112 00Lime, 167 75Lumber, 507 50Nails, leeks, hinges, screws, iron, Ac. 54 371Glass, putty, glazing, oil, paint, turpentine, 114 75Shingles and copper, 132 00Tools, 25 25Hauling, 100 50Mason's work, 695 50Laborers, 380 621Carpenter’s work, 828 25Stone cutting, 555 75Thomas Reddy. 5 Martin NienharatCharles Boyle 5 Menard LorimierLADIES.Clarissa Campbell 20 Elena Delany Mary A. Butterwurlh 10 Anne Quigley10 Mary McDermott 16 Elena Murry 15 Brigida O’Brien 15 Catharine Quigley 15 Mrs. Norton and Mrs 5 Gillespie each 50 cts. 13 * Those marked 3 thus (*) gar-t 3 each a fraction 3 of 50 cts. except 3 t/ie fraction re-3 ceivcdon the Cor-2 ner Slone, 871,—$2 871Mary Loson Brigida Norton Mary BurkeCatharine Quiglay Joanna Croak Ellen Regan Margaret Malony Ann Laughton Ann Eliza Mason Mary McLaughlin Margaret Curran Mrs. John Foley Elena McCarty Anna Crogan Margaret FinnTotal am*t of subscription, $3,669 871Sub. carried over, ... $3,669 871 Contribution by the Du Buque Catholic Association in the year 1837, $215 00By the inhabitants of Du Buque, on St. Patrick’s Day, 1837, after p-ying all expenses, 204 50Collection of 29 Sundays in the Church 200 25Received for 3 large stones, and 2000lathes, 19 00Total amount contributed for building the Church, $4,308 621firsts loaned to the church.Jnifces McCsbe, $200 00John Cunningham, 200 00William Burke, 91 00Patrick Finn, 65 75F. Bnket and Cox, 50 00A. Levi, 26 50P. Quigley and Butterworth, 19 75Cost of the Church, $4,805 371SUNDRY EXPENSES CONNECTED WITH THE BUILDINU op the' church.i Printing $35; an English Bible, $5 1 Laying of the Corner Stone $10 75 A Stove, $30; a Uuieau, $25; a Mahogany Chair, $30; a Table, $20 50Total expenditure,list op subscribers.John Cunningham $100 U. Boismcme 0 ! F. Iv. O’FerraJl lOU Augustus Pasquar- | John Regan 100 G. W. CumminsG. W. Jones 100 John Johnson* i Rev S Mazzuchelli 326 Nicholas Shea 5 i Received on the Cor- James McKenna$156 25 $4,961 621e | ner Slone,f 1 Patrick O’Mara,*’' P A Lorimier s , Patrick Mullady ,f John Lang , 1 E Dubois irJ nmos Murphy | Dennis Murphy ! James McCabe iC* | William Burke ie 1 Michael Norton James Fanning* | Patrick Quigley rn John Foleyir! Win. Cardiff i„ 1 A. Butterworth M. W. Power* I A..J. Gregoire “! jV111 McGery s- I WauJ1” Furlongri ! Andrew J Devin . I Nicholas Cari'dJC. H. Gratiot ®fjWm Myers| John O. Graham Timothy Falvey hi ; Baptiste l.apago lt;il. John P. Scott C. Kahenback AiiiJ:,'e Fagrave Patrick Pi.'ji John Smoker Thomas Kelly Rev Philip Boigna John Craighead Patrick Funning Edward Fanning John Daugherty Robert C. Bourne John Brophy M. C. Atchison James Larkin Davis Gillilan E. Walsh Patrick Murray Daniel Dugan S. Hughlett Dennis O’Shea Patrick Kinney Timothy Funning David BurkeD. F. Disney Charles Corkery II. Loomis John Rieiy Sam. W. Baird Thomas Cotter Thomas Delaney87 Patrick Murphy 70 Patrick Sullivan 60 Anthony Tebeau 60 Denis O'Neil 50 Daniel Foley 50 Rev. Mr. Bergeron 50 James Murphy,50 John Findly 50 Martin llurain 50 James Staunton 50 Patrick Lyons 50 Philip Larkin 50 I’etcr Mullen 45 Thomas Cunningham 40 Richard Moran 40 John Tobin 35 George Turnbull 35 Kenne Bertrand 32 Gregory O’ Leary 30 Theebald Clasquin 30 William Gilmore 30 Dennis Daily 30 Edward Flanagan SiS J.Oioy Jackson 30 Ant.-.i'1* Lebrleee 30 Peter Denison 27 Dennis Dorgan 25 Charles O’llngan 25 WlJflam Flmllay 25 Samuel L. Clifton 25 Henry Jerrett 25 David Sleator J'-'uielius Casey 25 Thoms. McGowan 25 William Mont-^' ^ 25 John McLaughlin 25 John M. Collins 25 Isaac Mullen 20 John Thompson 20 II. Sinplot 2,) George Strasten 20 E. .Mattox 2() Charlos Miller 20 James Mallay 20 Edward Gilford 20 George Garrick 20 D. Downs 20 Eintuejson and Crider 20 Edward Curran 15 John Speak 15 John D. Grafford 15 Thomas Rower 15 G. L. Nightingale 15 John Linn 10 Peter Downy 10 John Mcllanphy 10 M. Cleary 10 James KeedenAmount received, u expended,$4,961 G24 $4,961 624N. B. Should any mistake have occutrcd in tho subscription list, the Superintendent pledges himself to rectify it aslsoon as notified. Tho hooks of accounts may be seen by calling on Mr. P. Quigley. AZZUCIIELLI.Du BuqueThomas M’Laughlin 10 Wm. ConnwayMartin McCarty John Moloney David Burke John Levi Francis Beqnette Samuel Hairington Arthur Mullen Henry Gratiot John Uyaii Nicholas Walsh10 Thomas Glinon 10 Parish Lapariere 10 Hugh Traitor 10 Arthur Conway 10 D. C. Boyle 10 James Nugent 10 David Gillispie 10 Henry J. Morrison 10 William llooker 10 Michael ReilyCapt. F. O’Flaherty 10 Seth Appleton Capt. E. H. Gleim 10 Michael GriflinMartin McMahon John Fury William Newman Patrick Lynam Kierau Murray James McDermott Patrick ColaganADlul.au, WilsonCharles McDermott William Blake Robert Ferrin Thomas Hogan Mathew Cullan Thomas McCraney Bernard McLenon10 John McDonnell 10 Dennis Fahy 10 Mr. Hughes 10 Mr. Fitz Gibbon 10 H. Graybill 10 Owen McLaughlin 10 Bernard McDermott 10 J. B. Herre 10 V. Lorimier 10 T. Mason 10 I*. H. Engle 10 L, H. Langworthy 10 N. Barber 10 Win. Fling 10 William GilmsrtinPatrick Murray, sen’r 10 Sylvester DufrensWm, Detandebartz Henry Burke Scott A. Taylor A. LareClement Lepage Janies Croak John Chapman Charles Blake Thomas McCabe Thomas Shannon Guy B. Morrison P. C. Morhizer Bernard Gray lt;teS%e Shannon John Gerret John Parker A. Cote Edward Hayes Wm. Hempstead Alexander Leri John Hickey Martin Nash Peter Drake Michael Roache Owen McLaughlin John Mallet John Morrison Milo II. Plenties10 John Quigly 10 John PJuinbe 10 John Graham 10 Edmund Scott*10 T L Hempstead*10 Edmund Scott*10 Wm. Wilson 10 Paschal Mallet 10 Thomas Carmady 10 A. Paqultte 10 S B Johnson 10 John Gaky 9 B. Priineau 8 Dauiel Quigley -8 Bernard Tomure 8 Moses Presbit 7 F. Petuel 7 Daniel Shannon*7 Mathew Murphy 6 Andrew Murphy 5 James Murphy 5 Daniel Sullivan 5 Augustus Tebo 5 Charles Bertegan 5 Francis Mallet 5 Michael Quigley 5 Andrew J. Quigley * P. Malletty ue seen ny calling SAMUEL M. s, Pep. 19, 1837.
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