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The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05
OCCULLST and AURLST!
DIR. RADAROUS,

"AVING, for number of years, devoted
Il IL unremitting attention to the treatment OF
diseases of the eye and EAR, in all their various
forms and stages, hatters himself that he has ac-
auired valuable practical experience in that de-
partnent Or. Badarous has been a resident of
San Francisco for the last four years, and during
tha, time has had opportunities of treating sue
cessfully many very severe cases OF diseases OF
the EYE and EAR. He takes pleasure in refer
ring those unacquaiuted with him 70 the follow
ing gentlemen:
F. W. Macondray, C. h. Garrison,
Bernard Peyton, W. +. Babcock,
Augustus Humbert, Judge Lake.
Harrison Olmstead, VIM. b. Little,
Nv. Barber. HI. Nj. WhIimore.
w. Nj. Lent, George Davidson,
Judge Hoffman. j. Brenbam.
Office, corner of Montgomery and California
streets, over Wells Fargo & Co.'s Express, San
Francisco. Office hours from to / a NJ. and
3 to p NJ. o2u-3m
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05
DESCRIPTION.

Hoagland is about 80 or 35 years of age, 5 feet
or 9 inches in height black hair and dark
eyes. has a from a burn on the right cheek
and upper lip received when a child. on which
there is no beard, on other parts of the sides of
his face, chin aud lip he has heavy dark beard ;
he is f1eshy, of stout build, with short neck
and formerly lived in Schuyler county, Illinois
Dec. 4, 1855. dec s ct
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

San Francisco.
BY WALTON SMITH.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY OF
M Shasta County, takes this method ofinform-
ing his frie,lds throughout the Northern part of
the State. thai Gin connection with Mr. d. II.
Wal;on,) he has leased for term of years
the above new four story Granite Building, and
il is open for the reception of guesis-ihe
house being situated in the immediate vicinity
OF the Steamboat Landings the Custom House
and Post Office aud the centre of Mercantile bu-
sness offers inducements to the trave cling public
not surpassed by any house in the city
r- Furniture and bedding entirely new
Charges Moderate.
J. PLUMMER SMITH.
San Francisco Dec. 22d. 1855. d22-3m.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05
a String of YIishaps.

man named Wragg was brought into one of
the ci courts in New York for disturbing the
peace. No witness appeared against him. and
he wes requested 10 tell us his own story:
Judge-Mr. Wragg will you state the ac S
connected with your arrest!
Mr.. Wragg-Yes, sir. Last night about ten
o'clock was going along the street quietly ard
unostentatiousIy, with my mind occupied in pro-
found meditation. suddenly my thoughts and
vision We're simultaneously arrested. not by a
member of The police, but by an old hat which
WAS lying on the sidewalk. Now have deep
aversion to old hat In fact, | might say.
that the whole world has rooted antipathy 10
old bats. 1t may be because old hats are EN-.
bemaical of "A man going down the hill of ad-
versity Men under such circumstances and
old hats receive the same kind of treatment viz.
kicks. Now nine ont of ten seeing that old hat
lying on the sidewalk | did, would have
given it kick. and that is just what did
kicked that old hat and not only that but kicked
IA frigbttnly large stone which was inside of ii;
| felt myself falling forward and unfortunately
| fell against fat woman with sufficient force
to cause her to fall; in falling she knocked
down ladder; one end of the ladder struck me-
the other hlt car'-horse the horse jumped and
the carman was thrown off from his cart he fell
on bull terrier dog; the dog gave a yell and
bit the carman. who rolled over on me; a mig
ger rushed out of an alley and kicked The car
man for falling on his dog; the carman picked
up stone and threw it at the niger, but un-
fortunately in went through the window Of
Du,chman's grocery and fell into butter tub
the Duichman came out by this time | had got
up and was about 10 castigate boy whom
saw laughing. from which circumstance was
led to believe that he had put the stone in the
old hat; | ran after the boy. When he saw nv
bellicose altitude he yelled out for his father
The Duchman ran after me, and Just as
caught the boy, the Dutchman caught me;
sir: my physical power was not sufficient
to cope with both. | am not a Sampson; was
vanquished; not only that sir, but when re-
leased from their grasp | was taken by three or
four other Dutchmen
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

Pension Bureau under the act of Sd March,
1855:
Total number of applications for boun-
iy-land received, 21S,900
do enveloped. briefed, &C., 20l ,O51
do acknowledged, 1876, ,063
60 examined or re-examined, 71,123
do allowed. 40,22S
do of warrants or certificates issued, Sc, $50
do OF letters Exclusive of applica-
tions) received brefed and regis
tered since the passage of the act 1902
do OF letters and circulars sent, l66. .2SS
We understand that arrangements have now
been perfected which will ensure the issuing of
hive hundred bounty-land warrants per day from
the o~nsIou Office The labor attendant on the
preparation OF such daily number of warrants
can only be understood and appreciated by those
familiar with The great care and accuracy with
which all the business of This office has necessa
rIly 10 be transacted- Wash Uneon.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05
SHASTA CAL, SATURDAY JANUARY s. 1856
A. ]. STEVENSON g. CO..
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE

KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
IA stock of goods, adapted to the wants of the
country.
The first of the firm resides at San Francisco
who takes every advantage of that huctuatins
market, and purchases for cash only, which en-
ables us to supply packers and traders at the
lowest prices and on the most favorable terms.
Our business is conducted by
A. J. STEVENSON. San Francisco
r. STEVENSON. B-r
j. n. CHAPEL, S-n.
Shasta, April 1855. ap7tf
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DENTISTRY.

DE.J. =. MORSE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
<S HAVING PERMANENTLY LO-
UffTYyS Gated himself in Shasta. is fully
prepared to perform all Dental ope-
rations Teeth inserted the principle of at
mospheric pressure from one to full set.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
made.
Shasta, Nov. IS, 1852. nolS-tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

BorSTY-LAND WARRANTs.-Busines of tie
Pension Bureau under the act of Sd March.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

May he be made to ride, without spurs, a
stubborn mule through life. May California
cayotes ever howl aboct bis dwelling place, aud
California Indians poster bim. We administer
kick thiry-six with great satisfaction and pair
of stogie boo:s.-ShoSta Courte,.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05
WILTON HOUSE,

Corner Battery and FaHejo Streets,
San Francisco.
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1t will be there considerable between present
the above
In uncnrrent money the trade is nearly for the
few struggling Of the issues of the Banks of Tennessee
and Kentucky find their into the hands of the Brokers
Camp street, who hold till purchase offers. For several
years the practice Of Of the Banks of South Caro-
lima and Georgia make loans purchase long dated Ex
change for their issues with the understanding that the
notes to be used either in this State Mississippi
Texas far possible from the place of redemption Az this
business becoming profitable with the few Banks
which at first commenced this plan of nancierng others
including Banks of the highest standing led into the
business causing multiplicity of bank paper and to such
extent that large quantities found their way direct city,
Sold and Immediately sent home for redemption and when
was found that the issues could not be maintained kept in
circulation, great dimunon in the system the result
much that there have been only very moderate Of
Georgia and South Carolina paper in this market this
The establishing of several exchange houses in this city, Of
which there OF the highest character and ability has
completely forced the post system which formerly
extensively followed by many banks of New York Pha
dephia out of existence and regular bills of exchange sight
checks have taken the place of the irregular vicious post
paper. iE+
In coin there is the sales The
receipts Of Mexican dollars for the which
have been taken at 5 and 5 and in the way
ter fraction has been paid. We understood
that the Chinese merchants have to take Mexican
dollars for and in trade.
Land dull of SALE and are daily ap.
pcaring the Market which downward tendency in
the rates.
We append below weekly quotations Of and uncur-
COIN which the rates of H. b. Merrell Co.
Camp street.
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me, Charles NJ Bradford Justice of the Peace for Or
leans Parish la D. D Wher Treasurer of the New Orleans
of said institution
srG3P Ss AND s Subscribed D. v1rurRs Tr,.,
''' G. n BRADFORD JP. - A. "-'i'''''' A'e"S
The Trustees have declared dividend the six per
cent in accordance with the BY Laws for the
months previous 10 the LIST inst.
The dividend due each depoor will be paid cash. placed
to his credit as dpoe on the Ut Of May may be preferred
New Orleans 18th May 1856. myi4 dst&3tNio
ITO RUILDERS AND NIIGRCHANTs-PAPER
L HANGING WAREHOUSE, Nos. IS and co Canal street.
corner of Old Lcvee '
Wehave received for sale at the lowest prices
wholesale RETAIL large extensive assortment of French
English and American PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
myl3 3m NEwHALL & HUYE.
GAs-GAS-GAS-H. GUILD, No. 2I4 ST. CHARLES
~ street between Girod and Julia (entrance to shop on ST.
NAY fsTss sfsgs constantly on hand large assortment of
ards and improved pnen Regulator which the paten
tee to Is per gas Brass Work
description made order Globe Valve Cocks Of ali sizes
solder constantly on hand. f'
n~AlI orders entrusted my care will be PROMPTLY execu
TED IN workmanke manner, at low rates for cash my5
RAND BOXEs-9o dozen at 81 Is and 81 so per dozen,
NEwHALL & HuYE,
myl33 m IS and 60'Canal ST., of Old i4evee
CANDLEs-55oo boxes Proctor Candles Star;
by myls JOSEPH hA a Tsbss 4 Go ,tr..,
WF4IST&Y-400i bhls Boyes celebrated
w 800 half hbs do do
100 b'lf d Ff.fasr1s sS Nnis for sse by
myls 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
HANSEN tierces choice Sugar Cured for sale by
Ill WORRIES. GRIGGS & CO,
myl3 Is Tchoupitouas street.
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.mylO Is 20
CONsTABLE's SALES,

SECOND JUSTICES CouRr L. ARpREY VS. LAWRENCE
DIX VIRTUE of n writ of ieri facias to me
the Peace for the Parish of Orleans have sale at
public auction Banks Arcade Magazine street between
ravier and NacheE Streets SATURDAY, the 18th day
81 RouSB suses
lin of this city, designated by No. 10 of square 5O on plan
drawn by Pile the 18th of November 1895 and deposited
in the office of T. Seghers then Notary Public this city
said lot measuring 81 feet front Art 10 in eph
between parallel lines. ~ - :
2. A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated IN
suburb Franklin in this city, designated by No. of the
square comprised within Music Girod Art and Urquhart Streets
posted in the office Of T. Seghers then Notary Public in tits
city plan No. II of book Of plans No. said lot Of ground
81 feet FROM: Music street. by in depth be-
8. A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin of this city, square No. 100 Comprised within
Music Grod Art and Urqhar Streets according to the
era plan Of said suburb drawn by Pile June IL 1875 said lot
IL Designated by No particular plan drawn by Pile
the 18th OF November 1885 deposited the office Seghers
then Notary Public in this city No. Il Of hook
plans No. said lot measures 81 eeton street by l
4, 4 CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin of this city In the square No. 1850 COMPRISED
within Music Girod Art and Uquha Streets according the
Gener" plan Of said suburb drawn by J. Pile It'll
plan drawn BY File, on the 18th of November 1885 deposited
in the office OF T. Segher then Notary Public in this civ
under the No. IL of the book plans No. said lot measures
lines '
Said property purchased by Lawrence Cuton on the 18th
day Of February 1856 sale by the Sheriff
Of L. Culliton vs.. j. Kinsilla, ,
will again offer for sale Mt public auction the above de-
sched property at Banks's Arcade Magazine street.
SATURDAY May III at Il O'Clock NJ the highest and last
bidder at twelve months credit with bond and security bearing
a2Smy3lG17 Constable.
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nIHOf.Is, Wv. Or, CARPENTER, No. 3a& aAGa-
~ ZINE Street, hstvsea peiord and PestsftFasHests
Stores fitted up Gouners made Of Black Walnut
Gerns nlade and repaired, and guaranteed fog ~
packing Boxes of all kinds made to order. Step Late
s1ss constantly on hand. TslS7N
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AIS my3 lG17

A UCTIlN NOTICE. 80 THE SUBSCRIBER RES
IA pecfuly informs his friends and the public that having
suned his old business a AUCTI0NEER and APPRAISER
has taken his Office, No 80 Camp street. !
VIII attend the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Ad
illustrators Assignees and all others according law He
will also give prompt and personal attention all sales
Of every description.
Register will kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private terms public suc
ten Every facility in his power will be offered to BUYERS and
sellers of Real Estate.
Practical Draughsman and Plan Drawer will b. in constant
attendance at his Office
With the that he will give strict attention TO his
business all Details he that he will receive share al
public patronage. BENZ. KENDIG, AQctioneer y
NOES -l~s Office M 32 Can,n atra.s,
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Commercial Bank Manchester Yazoo Miss. par
The Stock market is quiet We learn the books for the new
stock of the Bank of New Orleans remain open till Mon
day There will be no further indulgence granted
sirous of stock accordingly 1t good bank good
stock and under the of those who havca deep
interest in the general welfare Of New Orleans.
There but little doing in the market to-day We
note the sales of 100 shares Opeousas Railroad 90 nett and
20 shares Pelican Dry Dock 10 $1,000 City Railroad
Bonds ut 50.
We append our usual weekly quotations as follows;
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r AND WARKSANTS.--HIGHE MARKET R TEs
Ia paid for Land Warrants Also all kinds Uncurrent
Bank Notes. Coin, Bullion and Exchange purchased by
Fl. L. MERRELL & CO.,
n2 d&WIy No q Gamp street, corner of Eornmnn
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Jew ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO. The movement in Tobacco has quite &C.
tive during the week. and prices have been full sales
amount to nbout 1900 hhds of which 1000 have on private
terms, and the residue at the following rates. IL ugs 6c
% Fine GAINESVILLE at 12c at 1k at lo 70 of Lugs at 6
at Ga 10 at $40, 34l att 1916 70 pit 10 16 1879 at 6
259 at SOIL IS at Ia IL ats 80 1915 So Stems
% at X, at ez, 6at7 and e. at &C. Yesterday I4
IS and 65 hhds sold at 50 OF which, 6 and 26 at
TX, and IS Stems at 211sc D ID.
We quote follow though, will be by the particulars
of Sales fine and choice descriptions brought rates
above our highest figures ~,
FACTORY .506
Leaf, Inferior to Common
Leaf, .StG1915
Choice and Selections .aMQll1
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1855. 4O,sS7 l1,u5
Received since. IL CAB 23,054
yesterday 1,649 329
--l,692,292 1888
l732S29 S5,O9S
Exported to date. .........l $50 24,l40
yesterday l,sS2 S24
-l,546,242 24,e54
ls6,5S7 1914
SUGAR The demand has been good, and with moderate
receipts prices have further advanced The sales of week
embrace 5000 hhds the market closing the range Of our
quotations which now as follows:
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JQsEEPH HUFTX, % CAMP STREET, IMPORTER
e respectfully the s! ~ y
sp
SHE'LL coMBs@imitaon Shell and Buffalo Combs, of every
BRUsHEsNof eysry description of his own manufacture and
Efsnss s as Feansry Hair Hair Pins
ES1sy $s'f; e
Ss: $ $sss III: Fl;
Ts5f '9 wv f. s determined angler
r. The stock in this line consisting Of the = + Cooper NJ l.
% With ns
@ h YEARS nsen
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
Every article warranted represented the money
raasd Watches 'svs'y etc. carefully Repaired and n Tsr
~ THE WATCH STORE, NO. j CAMP
IL ~! GBeKs9 vR II fG8 sqPi
and yaFey 81 e the n Latest ss -
% red Do s sssi
Diamonds mounted, and Jewey repaired and manufactured
E,B-old Zelda Silver bought,
CRANES PATENT nHETALLIC BUR1AL
Dealers Gsae's Metallic Burial casEe for the States Of
lite s @ SaW Charles street.
FnEBALNKlNG THE DEAD.-p. CAsANAvE,
~ Undertaken No 81 Maras street. between Cusomhouse and
sF' RafGif & Sen ply
to all ORDERS by day night The process is simple and
done with Inconvenience exposure Bodies embamed by
5 1 g1S
odo any of the year Bodies in advanced
decomposition restored perfect state of preservation
Full particulars in pamphlets will be given to those who may
Deceased ministers, phyacaas and lawyers will be
REEF-5oo Gbls Domnick Davis ExgaMess for family
USE lot '''s 'S VOORHEES,, GR1eGs Co,
myl3 Is Tchonpitouss street.
ANDLES-2OV0 boxes ShiIlos full weight for sale BY
myl3 Is Tchoup'toulas street.
by '' W. ~o6 5'R GRfGGs CO.. S 'f 'A'
myi3 Is Tcioupitouas street.
RACON-20o casks choice Cincinnati Sides and Louisville
>''''' w saw VOORHEES,, GRIGGs 4 CO.,
my13 Is Tchoupoulas street.
T AISD-2O0O kegs choice Leaf for sale by
II VOORHEES,, GRIGGs 4 CO.,
myl3 Is Tchoupiouas street.
E1THISKY-500 bbls Dean, Oliver, Derby and wiltshire
w for sale by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS CO.,
myl3 Is Tehoupitonas street.
ARD OIL-2OO bbs sllito's winter strained for sale by
IL VOORHEES, GRlGGs CO.,
ml3 Is Tchonptoules street.
myl3 Is Tchoupoulas street.
CTARCFT-3OOb boxes Foxs Pearl and Wheat for sale BY
- VOORHEES,. GR!GGS CO.,
myl3 Is Tchouptoulas street.
DEED CEDAR ROxEs-wARRANTED MOTH
IL Proof-Just received ons hundred ,, At The
1880. OLD AUCTION MART,
my5 In 81 Camp street.
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CATTLE MARKET,
JEFFERSON CITY, THURSDAY EVENING, Nay Is.
The market was, during the past week. well supplied with
stock Prices Of fine Cattle and Hogs mer the market
pretty active at quotations. viz:
D p
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GIINIAN,S BAGASSE FURNAC E.-REPoHgE
in circulation by interruptions parties the effect w
Patent Bagssse Furnace an @
tent and thereby renders planters who Fer
liable to suit for damages have MAIDS expedien tor
all the papers file at the In relation to t CO.
iect and his statement below is sufficient comment az f
intelligence honesty Of those who prejudice r1 &C.
ness by such means- SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
IT 81 hatcher street. New Oh.
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DartifuIar fMotiees,

b9-CIassical French.-ProfessorK oux has
opened CLASSES II .s large room NJ 3 in the ls
Baronno and Common Streets where instruction will be given
De I an p to ] The
hs 5 r * s 5 u MtH time Tas
low during the coming season For particulars call the
RoSx af ts &
N: ~ = rs 80 - : MYTH n {
ST.; CHARLES HOTEL ConpANY,e
ns~A Divsaend Of six per cent. Or $i.56 per
& IL sss r. as " ossaa as 9 .
street: By order of the Board
- my5 I'm ?. n. WOOD, Secretary:
OFFICE OF ExpEnrs, CRY HALL, I
sr g S e Pss%l r. sa
oes and @ 20 send
sa al paid
to call at the office Of the Experts aud exhibit their receipt
myS .' I'll HITsELBERGER Expert
City ! St Me- @ Sr Naw Ap: tsssissss
e5 Af a. mestlm o9 The Board of Directors
Resore THAT with the approval Of the s,ockhoders having
ne capital
IF onnG nefe . n so9s
sa thirty days s ae a ef nS f e
subscription list viii be opened At the same time
may " ct be taken by the present s. 3 c,.n.
,t: q? r. 1.: ss9 t,:s,s
Il Exchange Place p1sILvA Treasurer No 60 Baechus
ssss AZ isS sefsst
os SHs spd aysr GK4w
Fourth DistT II; r E EMS Custom house, n STAB
A. " and
IL ana povs Ms
T. PAUL. T. LlvAuDAs No. Is Chartres street; CHARLES
10 Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS in each
month at secretays office in Odd Fellows Hail. at 6 O'Clock
feli SIN JAMES FURNEAux, Secretary
evs5y hoSe No meets
xa + IS SGT Gsssrstary;i M JAhAN, Fer: $ssss
ag L. O. o. F. Louisiana Lodge No. 1,
eSs J. N5kN hSeT od5 FL
H hNNs fsss,S .sis.I, T.
RE I. o. o. F.--EIoward Lodge No. 13 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. e. Odd
SHS ss::5 Sss$
treasurer JAG
Sc Attention! Company G, National Guard.
ING o'clock also Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday
each CHI m .s cu,s uonr,
E8- Attention! Company B, National Guard,
You are hereby ordered to assemble at Eagle Hail. Pry
sPs rss H53 kJ;5ss &c d.
FIRST SATURDAY NIGHT of each month
By order of the Captain.
jy101y W. H. RICHARDS, o. S.
Rg-When NIachaon, the Greek Physician
was slain Homer said Of him, "a good Ply is worth
much rs whole arnly Then good medicine like AYERS
CATHARTiC PILLS is worth great deal more, because it
cures as we'll works wider and lasts longer The circle of the
Physicians labor he narrow, while such remedy avail
able allesn be had BY every body and worth having
'9z sale by all our ' J6R iSF WRaur co.
n2 2md&W Wholesale AGENTS
MAY c2.: H,i Q, NEW New sosRI1gE:Ass,}
E5> Three Hundred Dollars Reward. - A
reward of Three Hundred Dollars will be given any
information which will lead the and conviction of the
assassin asassns who did the night of Monday the 18th
ns Mt about O'clock the of Gravie Magazine
Streets shoot policeman Alexander Aego the head which
wound be has since died.
mT JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor
CUNDRIES-
~ 800 boxes I.emnns
20 cases Jars Prunes;
10 do Y and Il boxes Sardines;
50 boxes Sheed Almonds;
100 y boxes MIR Raisns;
~ u bbs Pecans;
80 bags English Wanus
% do Taragona Almonds
cases Ieghorn Citron:
go bags Carolina Cow Peas For sale by
a. F. COCHRAN Il HALL
myl7 Sc Cravier street
DOISE&--l0D bbs Prime Mess for sale by
S. IL. KENNEDY Il CO.,
strae
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LEGAL NOTICES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

n.,-.,,. STATE OF LOUISIANA 4
S%fS 9&sa y
the ocs Esa NotaTy PHSs n IBIS
for e ag on s Of a so;ehi
and hsy further notified tbat sl Judicial
By order Of the court this IN + Of = HP MtB S5s
ai9 lot in 3Oi Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
crSsTENG GoTs De DISTRICT HENRY sHERMAN
eREA asslE2 Frs; dernsoISaSis sent par
ds nal KS air b PuDs en- WE
les nsovabe de plus notifies que touies
eontrs sa personne ct SEES ben
49, ~, ss'' - = R. % 5. HUBBARD.
al9 lot in SOD Depute Greffer.
FNIANCIPATIoN--THE UNpERsIGNED HEREBY
orleans s @ Of his G slave 5!fts
dark gEe boy aged about g with psrmssjon to remain
a2s ST in sod By his Attorneys, smonds s Fenner
L pe aa dc fare application Ia
de demeurer dams rEat.
a23 3t in Sod Par ses avocats Silnonds & Fenner
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
w ed the court for letters of cnratorip the vacant
of the late E. Williams deceased ntesate- q
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may concern show
within ten days. why the prayer OF said petitioner should
not be granted f.'
BY order Of the court.
A. DREUX, n
myl2 1870 Deputy Clerk.
DEUxIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA N'e-oRLEANs
TTENDU que Frederick Drach q presentc
IN petition la iefet dobenir les ettres de
curaee succession vacante de feu Williams decide in
tesat:
Avis present donne tous que peut con
cerner davor dedure dix ours les pour les
quelles il erait pas fait droi la dite petition
PAR ordre de la coul. 4
A. DREUX,
myl2 1h2n nnnntS Gree;ar