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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-14

The Daily Gazette says that the Hannibal
and st. 10. r. r. took out on the 9th ten
coaches full Of passengers. Pixies Peakers,
no doubt. The travel over the road does not
seem to diminish, yet. The gold discoveries
were godsend to the new enterprise.
They are putting up Gas Works at Hannibal,
and expect soon to havethe city lighted there
by.-And here 10 new idea adopted by
Hannibalite, and not bad one, either -
"Over in Bsebe's auction store they have
box up, in which every man who uses pro-
fame or obscene word is compelled to drop
dime-the money to be eventually appropri-
ated for the use Of the city Sabbath Schools.
Several dollars have already accumulated in
this little praissworthy mite box"
Great FLOOD AT Muscatine.
They had great storm at Muscatine on
Thursday morning, that did more damage
than ours. Two brick stores wero under
mined and fell down. One Of them wa
occupied as drug store by J. B. Daugherty
His stock Was almost an entire loss. Alan.
lily living in the building escaped with thei,
lives almost miraculously. The total dam
age is estimated at not less than @25 ,000.-
The number OF those who suffered to th'
amount Of from 800 to $500 is large.
An Admlnt strati0n Tool Turned u.
Again.
Prominent among the confdantes Of boil
this and the last Administrations, in the in
famous undertaking Of reducing Kansas Il
Slavery, was that notorious ruf6an, Colone
Titus, . species Of biped that the Democra
cy have latterly delighted to honor. FINAL.
removing the spere Of his operations to Ari
sonia, We hear of him again in the following
card:
| TO THE PUBLIC.
Tucson, Arizonia, April IL.
To the Editor Of the Border Star:
/ SIR: wish q email space in your widely
circulated paper for the purpose OF warning
the people against one Col. TITUS, who left
the vicinity Of Westport in the month oil
June, 1858. l hereby pronounce him q
rHIEr and . black hearted villain, and hold
myself responsible to make good the charge
He has stolen money from myself, IL mol
from others, and hired an assassin to muir
dea certain members of his company who
had entrusted themselves and property to
him to emigrate to this country.
desire you to publish this card and re.
quest all the papers in the States and Terri
tories to copy. WV. III. THArcHKK,
Formerly of Westport, Mo.
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e. Wives are cheap ia Delaware. One
Was sold the other day for ~ and dog.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. J Brown, Mr.. Robert
Hamilton, Of this city, to Miss Ann Elisa Ewing,
Of Lee Co.
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Fire, Marine and Life Insurance


GTOLEN from the subscriber, residing ~ miles
~ from Croton on tho Charleston road, on the
night OF May 18th, Horse saddle and bride -
Tho horse b : red sorrel, four white feet, blaze
10 the face and blemish in the right eye. He il
about is hands high, 8 years old, and good tray
elcr Ton dollars reward will be paid for recov-
cry OF the horse and IS for tho arrest OF the thief
II. X. CANADA
String Prairie. May Ia, lS59-dAw3ts
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MOH1OAe
To I. B. Walker, and - AL whom II may oonssva Y
NOTICE 81 hersby given that o. the 7th day II
~ June, 1889, ws viii ell q puhlis sastion, q
the auction q Il. Howe, Aaln-st., bsewesa IN
and 5th, In tho city Of Ksokuk. Iowa, beswssa ~
hours Of 9o'clock .. =. and clock p. n. q MD
day. the following described chaatel propeesy eon-
ssting Of Silver Ware, Viz:
3dos spoons. large and snail siseg d. fssks,
large and small ssss; pair batter knives, Jelly
spoons, cream ladie, sugar spoon, sagAs sifEef,
pair soup ladies. pie knife, pair salt Spoons,
mustard spoon, oyster ladlei small kails md
fork.
The raid property having been Transferred = u.
by tine said Il b. Walker collateral security ~
the payment of bis mote for hundred and nIntv-
seven dollars, t$ls7l dated August 10, 1887, se1sys
without grace due Sept ., 1857. with 10 per so9t.'
interest after maturity.
Said note being past due and wholly unpaid, the
said property viii be sold n aforesaid TO pay the
same with costs and charges II sale.
CHAPLIN 4 LEI.
May 10, lS69-dlm In Liquide1aen.
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DisrKIc4 CouRr.--This court will commence
. session at Fort Madison next Monday.
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PIXIES PEAK GOLD ,

YyHE undersigned takes this 49, ~
i method OF informing the bu si--.@S1R1Y-Q
ness community Of Keokuk that he has eneaeed II
the Draying business, and he hores by strict atten
tion, TO merit . good share OF patronage.
may13dyt JAMES CELES
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Strayed or stolen.

LNK0M the premises Of tho subscriber, on Eunday,
l. May 9Th, dun or yellow hsrse, mine years Oh
about fourtsse hands high, with black name ar
tail. name dowing both Sides line on his laeb,
under the saddle, and In good condition when be
left. libseal reward Will - givsn Tor tn r.
turn Of the horss for information that viii lAa
10 bis recovery. Ny address IL Ksokak Postclkes,
and my residence on the lower ST. francsville rod,
81 miles from Keokuk.
myl A9twu JASPER a. WALL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENOR FORT n Es MONIES. 1874
i The steamer DEFIANCE, Gas.
KILL Master, will leave for DesQ
Moines and intermediate ports on Tuesday, Nay II.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BAkTLkfT 4 HINE. Agents.
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| wanted.
'ItHE subscriber wants to hire few acres OF
land in the vicinity Of the atty, for the season.
inquire Of X. WILSON.
myf4dIt Corner OF lIth Exchanre
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rANDLES-26 bxs., Star and Mould, for sale s.
~ my6 KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
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FsANcE.-The Ministry OF Police 10 to be
re-established after the fashion Of the FIRST
empire.
The French army Of observation on the
Rhine will consist Of eight divisions OF cav
airy and eight Of. infantry.
Eight frigates filled with troops left Tou-
Ion on the Goth for Genoa.
The French army on the slope OF the Alps
will consist Of sixteen divisions Of infantry,
and four divisions Of cavalry, with artillery
to match.
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, C0NN.-CAPIrAL $500, 900.
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MOTTO OF y. BL0GH
IYk CHEAP FOR CA II small profits and quick

VIII y9a save nancy, buy nf $. -
E. Bt"ch every purchaser wi tii,d it 10 8 8 81.
- disadvantage q liy. well seletad -
and fresh article 0t Spring Goods,
III the same prices III gpeos,ts Us he could get ii
from New0fleafs
/ have made my. principle purchasers fur cash,
ofet theHi u the pate At tbs following l1w rates
for cash.
American Prints. 3 yards a 90.
English Buff, ds DO ea tl0.
4 Brown Cotton 10 do 1 30.
do da 90.
Tie very best kinds ~ Lowels at manufacturers
prices a Superior article of Iieis. Stripes Hickey
and phntatien articles III ssnft i'll plantation stp
plies al the very iosyest rates for cash.
4 Moifb 10 THE LADIES.
Cheap. yes indeed, very cheap.
a choice assortment of Goods to be bought at a
very low eh3lsh prices, viz
LOO a,z. ladies baSe fttaa Is 5cents tn d pair:
f 2p6 dpz. Linen Gainb. haadhercefs lee. to III 4
i loz. ane silk s4ntillas, 70 $40 peiee;
Is tfoz+ linen Towels tt,ia 50 T. ~ JAtiez;
A large variety Of Organdy Pattsrns;;
do % o .| Eiseaie 1sl.s hasains' 4, !,
French Jac1ntes;
s line white II riet) Molie Patterns;
Black Lace MaataS, i.ace ae Cambrai;
IL dtzeu MafqAiSes, with SpiaH9s;
24 dozen vi tpfii Hoops from $50 upwards:
d.zen Broadway FEites;
81 litfercit solufs II different kind Of Bareges,
Chaiee patterns Y Rnglis,iit Soc per yard ;;5
81 pieces 1t FffSii.
| Selling oil Artificial Flowers. for cash.
10 uees of water twist, Brooklyn Mills.
ladies give me a cali and be assured tlaE You'll
! bay chesp fiir cash, III =. BLOCH NJ.
CLOTHING fs1tfoRIUIf.
| The ffillotfia!5 ssrsf3 les tts " l,e feaud
Goto.ea i.iaei Goats 1t M 10; .
PLANTERS Blsasn sack a,4d Fsrasi Gaats;
4 sfsEt,: i5ln1nL if1 do flg,
1 Irish. CO DO 10,
| Nalikihette salts;
Riiek and csififed alpaca; do,
Black and eal,5lel Baffgor do,
! Black aFap diets; %
Black Meliiid, I'LL. .iilsest eau lii had do,
! Vests of all kind and descriptions;
ssilks Of aii kiuk and descriptions;
4 "a tiozeil t1agliah h.lf hose;
SD dn American; do,
10 DO Linen; das
i 5 al siik Thread; 40,
Linen Dtisssefs.and Cotton Indershirts, and q
very extensive sss-tftnssAl ot Shirts, from ~ M 81
/ penlefs, etc.
4 gomfet.. assortment Of sadilery aud Hardware
! Come and >s.e. The goos afe married. No trouuit
/ to gl,eY goods
entire stock Of atacy = tfesh hfv'
oll hssi a superior article Of Wines Liquors ans
(ardias SWEET Meats OF every description, mt 7
be surpassed Id ailiitf, II he sald toreash only
4 few more gallons q the Hiaa,ilos
Z do do Gf Pna4eh au{ Rum.
da Il do Of the Old Bourbon, and more Q
! the hest Champagne
sptftsnali csi, also be supplied with some Of tn
1 fsy Fiisk. lit III, HALVES and every thing eo'
/ prised itstliat Lire.
I'{JR FISHING P14R7IEs.
i Grasitstioa Hapfs. aud complete hshiag iaske'
FOR I'R4fYELERs.
4 large assortment OF franks Carpet bag-
i yaIiscs ada Rni,ef Goats Eageiias aud leggns
4 to i,e sold 1efg cheap.
1t opsisa>sis, Apfil =, 1863.
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TlEfsf Il. stsRRrt
fpgIy 4Tsr 9ycs 10 fET8Hy .rtt rRE t.nN


fPR!FATE ssicaETAisY 70 THE GoSERSoR.1
GENERAL COL, EGTING AaENT.
~ BATnF horfE, La, respectfully offers his ser
vices ihsf. above capacity All orders entrusted
e ha fut collection Of eiaiins against the State,
ot whatever natuffN promptly and faithfully
tteuled to, and 1T d reasonable rate of coinpens.-
tom
He #iA also ATTEND TO Inc frtering Of lands.
where PARTIES desiring the saiE wilt furnish him
with the requisite data a7 t. LEGALITY. tlninner nf
tasfeship raHget ete: asn, 10 the Redemption, Of
lands OF forfeited to te, for non,
REFKEEEcgS:
Bsros RorGg l4a---tfoy. Robert G. Wieaiiffa, ana
.f9H. 4 :. Heron.
ies.asilhE PARISH SGev. P.O. fiehert
+. NEWt1KLKASs--{;en. III. slrivpt, ten. John L.
! Lewis. Hon, ~ q, Ogden, tsen. jho. Armstrong.
| IARRoLLroN--aN VI. r. Scott, Esq.
NATruiTolUEs- DR. J, W. Butler. q
| I.ssi P.sNiyEseE-Tss n B. q. Hatch, Esq.
Mag II, I85si.s--6isi.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
0GHERIFF's sALE.-s of I.oaisana
~ ni.tr L ltniart parai, ~ q y. -

81 ERlFF'S sALE- Sit of I4oaisana
= bsssf u = oeHft Faflsh OF st, 'dry.--No. "
Joseph Gahly Us. Jules Mestriane,s
~ virtue Of writ Of f. fn. i4s'' = in III als
s'iltsasd a sun, ev The District Gonrt for the
,siti'i ~ o. Landry ana State at1 ID To me
y, alffstsd, Ss1 WIZ expose ~ psiihie cash. at
tts }ofS-,ihise oi TINS Parish, nnss g.DAY, tile
y 4th Wy ~ June, A. U. 1909 Sncing at the
hour ef o'eloek A. NJ. and continuing from day
y y i necessary, adj the right title, Interest and
demand q t'.s said 9e'endAnt, Jules III strtsue in
ala g the followE property, seized to satisfy said
certain lot o. tract Of land with oil the build
ings and improvements thereon, consisting Of a
Dwelling House, store House, ETC., eontaiping abnut
one aFPent. mere or less, said lot of troud forming
! triangle, bounded East by the public road, aud
Bayou Ieehe, West by slew. fiisiniag into the
Bayag Iesi.e, belosF ozsius bridge and lands ol
Josepxs ~. Gaffiere is.
Another lot or tract Of land. containing about
fwn ariefits. more OF less, bounded West by the
tff'siie faua South by land Of .ia*epl NJ earfiefe
sast " land q Jean Bte Bejeal ana North by the
| public road
I shsris 3,see, 0peiensas, Apfai 23. 1859.
~. v. GHAGIisRF. Sheriff.
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-. sery
I
SAY YOUR rANEs.--I am now in POI

"A YOUR a A.E@.--t am now III pos
session of the Raiirpad Tax Rolls, and am
iiy Il receive said taxes For the convenience
tie x-t, 7trs. viii be IN person OF represented
" me II iii, dengtias idoly stitlfogized) at the
5lIowiar places, o,l tie days bell fixed, between
10 d al I'll A. NJ, and B eark r. NJ. for tile rat-
pose af raeivhg the abAve taxes, ut the expiration
Of which time shall issue notices Of ezare oa all
aelinqgeat.:
Al my Office, in opeiansas, commencing Monday
the "a sfaY 1873.
ii Michel Elne,let's, on Bayoa Ieehe, on Monday
All Theodore Richards. AraaRaviiie. the same
1t Ang,,8te yaaxs, Grand coteai. Oh Tuesday
! The 7th Jfne 1859.
At Leon Tsibaaeahxs, C1uiee Greetls, on
"Wednesday tine sta june lSS5a.
| al Hyp,ilte Gdfy's, Moatons Point, 81 Thurs
day the 9th June 1899.
1t Hayes 4 Carslas ssafe, Los,er PlaqHsnline, on
Friday tie 10th jane -.
4 Al J9seph &. naigia's. Upper Plaquenlne, on
saturday the i1til June ls5i9.
Nj flaeide Esatlaue's Lyons Point. on Tuesday
the l4tlf me 1853.
| .st Prosper I,aronet's Meriaeuto Gbses on
Wednesday she 18th June ta59
At AntpiHe Carts, painte anA Lohfis, on thurs
iay the idtt juno l 459. s$,
At i. y. Vefet's, Bayou Maet, Oh Friday the
18th june 1853,
| Al David Goaryilie's, Faauetaique, on Saturday
the 18TH jane isJ4. =.
Al Aapale,n AlltiTeponts y, f!a3sanee,e efl aaohdas
| tile 2Hti Inne is5g .
All parsin .aHeuris, GhataignIer, on Tuesday flle
| u June ls5a
! At reodule Fontehat y sfatse-haflse, ttat iefpi
| on Wtsines ay the 22a lane tsi,a h, -,
At5ifimsrl4 store, Bayou eiieos on THURSDAY tlle
| 23a JUNG is5a. /, ).
! day tile 2ltn jt.ie 1851 81.
At PhtEitife Stages, Old Strand Prasfe, on
satni8lny the 24tll ,Iilae 1853. Is,
1T Peter Collins j, Moaaavilie, on Monday sfs
| 2Ttll JIM y, s,...ss Il. r,sSd =, i,
s1 K SaI j /. Norris, Bayon sopge On Wedaestla,
the aoth Jane 1872, Say ~ r,af.,,,,, !,
/ the ssati JNae lsssa. otaa =,
ii John Reeds CnHeeh'nse, Hashin ston. q
1 tsriltv the ist ,tfis 1853. s.s,.,,.a.r.., ati
=. -, e = $50 GILBERT G sN
| Aurii 80, 1888. itiif 'slsa ,tse
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ITl5sgs AIsI, ASSOCIATION, Philadel
A1 psa.44 EsftieypIeft institution established
nv sHeeiai Endowment idf8 the iseef u thA sick
AID DISTRESSED, Afflicted aith firulcnt .aa epidemic
Tie Howard Association. In yieWsof tlla assitl
destruction Df hnuis,t iile sauSsa BY ssAhal Jfss
psSas aid The ieeeptipaS rraetieca upon the fiEar
t,Aa.e Victims III sieh diseases Ny Qlteis, 4eseri
years agi, directed tlf,if ReiBuifng Surgeon #S NJ
charitable sst worthy ef fhpr name III open 4
aispsnsaFy inr the tfeatfneft 81 this fn4s III lls
easss III ali lher forms mud IL siye Asltca aasee
rtis III sili III letthr, HitI description
II tieireDnlii tns oeciipation haIis Ht life,
ete.,1 Hit III eases st extfngn estrts, I'd hifais
Medicine Tee 1T charge II isHaedles III ssi.l that
the lsssc5atsai, coalIrtIds the Highest Mtral skill
f,f the aSs asta viii furnish thu ttl9st approved
5snHdefa t1eatsnent.
rhs Directors IL The Association, III iheil, Annual
Repprt itf,an lif treatment AZ sexual hiseasesi fgf
ihe wear eitlii. january Ist4 ls5a, esnsass the
Iiigasest satisatesIu Mith the sseaess which iassat.
tended t,c iadss III The aas,titiitg Surgeon iii the
aqe of sparn.atasYhina, Seminal Weaiilasss l1nao.
teilse fsNnsglsA sleet syphilis the vice Etnafi,
ssn ar srfaf&Fa, esi;., and gfera e0atinsanss ef
| the same Plaza tof The eiislila9 year.
/ The Direetuts, on d lfevjeW 9f tlle past.teelas;
4red that their islHfs Iii tiiis sPbefe ef bae geiellt
Ten ,rt haze been III gfsat 'sHeat II tile 8iistea
#nee.isg u The eyoaag, aild ths5 hasssSgssstYed v
,epte temss.lYeA With rNssNs3 Heai ,fss this vary
4fai,urtasstaitH iiiaeh8 8ieApiSesi e!.tlse:
lii aaGilsaiie EaH4rl oh lift8, ~
.einiIa ssea ktiess stcssise uf 0asiisat sia4trha
tj6n eistise, as nfissf4 tt-er at tile haNalH
,r4sns bs tiie t9asultiisg @fse9n wili be sent ~
Ssaa III. s,8tea eA8ul ps) lfHp pf charge .nfie
ai9tef WeAtaalss Tor taRe Other reports aIf
ffscts ID tiic HHt4fe aud treatment Of seXia d
| esses diet ts.s are constantly being ptt3islfa la
9fiilitgls ai4tfib0tion, ara N be sent to THE al
iioiea. S0snA4,f lie se# tenietlits aud methods Il
:seaslasat astsserea ,ltrias ilte lat scar: are o
j great gtaa.
j Alillpss fRr Report of trf4tHieat, pr s4hijtsGt
! II. eALH0U N, Gna4titiits safsepn, Howard Assn
ci5tion So.2 ssath Niutn street Philadelphia, Pa
Isysatder If lie Dife5 tors.
Ezra y, sfisSIt WEist4, President.
4 Gro. F4Igcisfip fsesfetaTy.
4
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SALES AT AUCTION.

EI7GCESSION sALE.-Estate OF Piaede
~ r,,,t o an order Of the Hon. District conft
~ PA Gar The Parish oil st. Landry, VIII be SOLD ~
sg Inc A t,uidry, AuctloneeF, On
Tuestiny. June q. 1850,
.,.. tact residence Of the deceased, on Bayou
Ine M, IN tbls Parish, the following described
Eoperty, to wit; ..e5.....-&
Fsssasss 1st-A certain Plantation, the last ,ssts
|ssiiss resenee VI the deceased. situated in gs*
Llsaa tbe parish of St landry on the East -'''ss
= If plaaHemina Rrn!ee, With all the buildings
nts.,,nrytirtents thereon aeasntitg seven and
u r,,srt trtrt ON the South Of sid Bayou, by
W W. o. j., ar0tlt ha9ntpd above by widow Pierre T.
I ,ns5,Y oall below by Raphael Jehnsen, and on the
a,'i ar ~ public land, {thr fencing pieaS being ex
Emtaa II. said iet.)
/ X .(}ae suIky and Harness.
~ - E5ieyee hundred Pieux ON the cotton Gin of
faYeljen AreeneaaS.
Tsafs AND CONDITIONS All sums OF ten dollars
fss, s,,aer nnyable cash on ii Of sale. and all
~. .hpge that ainannt i. 80 in three equal
,,.,,,t. s fro1n the lst of March last that il
n f,ll lle one third on the ist March ls6h. one
f5 an HE LIT March 1861, and the last third en-
TN a1ss Ntrch 1862. AL sans not punrtaally paid
hear EIGHT per cent per aunan Interest from ma.
..;sg t,lrGhasels to give good and approved per
nai a.4,,lrities to the satisfaction ot wllam inc
nlt iie land to remain specially inprtgaged ~
~ ,f the succession of Plaede L. GtdfY, until
/ ii and entire payment of principal and interest
p @ sA1 q. A.GUiDRY.
| MAY i, 1852. Auctioneer
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ctTARTLING BUT TRUkl--i'he Science
= ~ sntaerathy Dr. t5a<tayus tiettembnrg has
,r,naneutly located himself in the city af Newsjr-
Mans. aud soald respectfully itarm tlle public al
large tiss. ha + the only Prnft7s'r in this Country
ii Genuine Antegraphy, or the ssiehee oi reading
t,e character qualities. aHd impulses Of an indi-
r;d,aI and irain that determining what business
tbey viii succeed ia, whom and SHAT nature OF pes
son they should marry, etc, etc
Pbll information above panetuallg remitted afl
receipt Of few lines Of handwriting, enclosing one
Hints ~, the An of Gonrsship, with much yalna
hla information Gt interest t0 tue yaiiTg people o.
botb sexes, sent postage free on the receipt OF 0ng
( Dollar. Address: DR. = 81, IN BURG
I,,re 4s. la5s-ly- NewOrieaus, IL
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1rarI { .E.-I'he undersigned has just arrived
s,a,n NeworIeaus with large and y,
as',;es = 20 assoTtment Of Jeselry, eos,,is'iag
h,nstS p;aN tr;Sseet Iockcts Earange and IN starl ~,
every article Of the richest ege a Wa,ees We a. for feI
hngsl @ n5 Gentlemen, all of which he has ist re-
e1ya sades ron, one Of the largest commercial puse
ss'sSu W WavYork and Which he will sell at moderate
He takes this Opportunity TO- snnoah6s 1st he ba % @
friends and the public IN gsaeasi NO. anil seilfn
Wateh'ihahes l' F. DELARGE,
Corner Main aud Bellevue streets
,,r,a,auss. February s. 1859
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
EsTAIEOF ! LOUISIANA District Court
u Parish Of st. Landry Nos7tig. I. Estate oI


>. W. Goolle, deceased
ins@TitsN l.. MORRIS, Of the Parish Of st. Landry.
iatiye Executor Of the last viii of Il ". Cooke do.
CEASED, ate af said Pafish has filed in the ,istri;
Court ls final tableaH showing the payment Of All
the debts due ~ the said estate and The distribution
Of the nett assets i the Sane as required by law and
" conformity with said last viii of deceased. And
pffys in hi- petition that the said tahleaa may be
llofioingated ad confirmed, and that lie ie dis.
ehirged ~ Datige Esfeeetor; And whereas, the
pragerof said petition has been granted by IN cer
of Court dated May III, $50: II
therefore notice Is ha8eby given 10 all persons IL
terested 10 show caase If any they hHye, within
thirty days from the date hereof, why said tabie.u
should not be hoyaot0gated and confirmed.
Clerk office, 0pelousas, Aay u. 1850.
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