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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

Es- Tho Emperor Of France has
always been, like good many other
men-afraid Of his mother-in.law.
IIs never would allow Madame Mon
tito to live under the Same roof with
himself Tho ladies' strove and ma
peuvered, aud doubtless wept and i'm
piorod, but all in vain and the world
at court appears not TO notice any
thing, and talked tho matter over
quito vigorously. But alas for tho
man who hopes TO out general tho
women every fate takes sides against
him. Since tho death Of the Duchess
Of Alva, the Empress's health has be-
come 40 miserable and her 40 depressed
that even Napoleon Ill relents, aud
the mother Of his wi(e is installed in
the Imperial home. Wbereupon the
gossips Of the circle, beneath their Gus
tomary suits Of solemn black, wicked
ly wink at each other, and comment
upon the new version Of the proverb,
Fhomme propose, mais la femme d's-
pose.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CA II ID.


Feeling thankful 10 n generous commu-
nifty, NO take this method Of expressing
our gratitude for the liberal patronage ws
have received, and tho many favors be-
slowed upon us by citizens Of this and sur
rounding parishes at our old stand cor
nsr Of Lafayette and Florida streets, bet
ter known as the PEOPLES STORE"
from whence ws have this day removed 70
tho new stores on Third street, opposite
the Branch Of the Louisiana State Bank,
where wo will ever be happy TO greet our
old friends and patrons, assuring thom
that they shall always bo served In the
same polite and courteous manner, which
has ever characterized our establishment.
Our stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Ladies' and Gents Clothing, &C., stands
equal TO that Of any other establishment
Of the kind ia tho South and our terms
are liberal.
we respectfully invite a call from all
who choose 10 favor us. Respectfully,
\. BCHMALINSKY & co.
oct It'd. PeopleA's Store, Third St.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
lailp C5a}stte ano Gomrt.
sAruRDAYnHiiihiiiiiiin0oT. II, 1890
nAT0n aOUa M.


wut raE Bors Go.--Tbs ohivalrit
State Of Mississippi, throws down The
elove 10 Louisiana. Alabama, and
other neighboring States. The Ms
nssipp'an, published at jackson, says
II affords us pleasure 20 state. on
the authority Of Mr.. ]. j. Williams,
secretary Of The Central district Fair,
that In addition 10 the premiums Of
tlo0 and 5000 offered for the bes,
Dragon and Infantry Companies in
Mississippi, the Directory have to-day
offered a sweepstake premium Of 5000
cash, for the best company In The
South. On the third day Of the Fair,
Thursday, 9Th Of November, the Com.
psniss from Mississippi will drill, and
on Friday, those from any other State,
with those from Mississippi will all
parade. 80 come on soldiers. from
every State In the South, lot us have
lively composition. Memphis,
New Orleans. Mobile. Baton Rouge,
have now an opportunity Of coin
psting with Mississippi boys, not
merely for the prize, but for the lau.
rels Of such an occasion, and we in.
vits them, and aII others, who will, TO
come on, and let us sse who will be
the winner
The Fair begins on the 9th of No.
vember. and closes on the 9th
We have three companies here,
aud but for the exhibition Of kind
Of vanity which we esobew-migbt
brag on them They are composed
Of picked men. and some Of them
have been 90 the wars, whilst others
have snuiTed the dust of battle from
sfar oil. Should they go, they will
bear away the medal In East
Chatham, N Y, the papers say, n
Female Wide.Awake Club has been
organized comprising the "besuty and
fashion Of some Of tho first families
in town. The uniform worn ia a
drab Cambria dresss, a cape Of the
same material, and striped apron Of
red, white and blue, each color bear
ing a single letter Of the word "ApE."
The head IL adorned with kiss mo
quick"
Here is chance for settling with n
fight, the African question. Suppose
the Female Wide.Awakes. come down
10 the line, and after blowing their
trumpets de6autly wait a reasona-
bio length Of time-we dare say our
Creolss or Pelicans will engage to
fight them, either with or without
the rules Of war. The papers do not
say how the 'bsauty and fashion, arc
armed. No doubt they are locked in
steel. and have bare their arms
What a rare chance this, TO put an
end TO the irrepressble conflict
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

FETIsHIsM IN HAYTI.-A rather
singular story comes to us of the dis
covery Of bust Of Lord Nelson, in a
remote district of Hayti. The bust
was found on a fetish altar, where for
half century it had been worshiped
as heather god.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
TO rI9E PUBLIC.

HAVING eicssd cot my stock Of goods. 70
i i turn nsny thssks " tbs public ~ ihei,
tis5 pstfoosss sssesssa ne While engaged ~
who hiss purchased mr. stock ofsHOFs the tibs,.i
patronage of ny friends.
~ from ths Isl sosimor shall he eopnAeisi
With Ffsnk Euesst, ~ the HARDWARE business,
whsn shall sivsys bs hspfy u see my friends
and serve them with entire satisfaction
Rssteenuiiy,
ost1s A n. UtIGffgT
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
A MISTAKE or THE WrREs.-MoE
days True Delta says

The newsboys created quito an ex-
citement yesterday by avalling them
selves Of an unintelligible and jumbled
telegraphic dispatch, such as she asso-
ciated press are so commonly taxed to
pay for, which appeared in our even.
issue, and represented the withdrawal
Of the straight Douglas ticket in Penn
sylvania, which the boys interpreted,
for obvious motives, into the with
drawal of Douglas.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

ON Friday morning, ggtb instant, a,
tbs residence Of her mother, in this city,
CAKOLfNB ALLEY, wife Of EroARDo
fERarz, aged 20 years.
Tho funeral was postponed yesterday
until this Saturday morning O'Clock
The friends and scquaintapoes Of the fam
lily nrs respectfully invited 10 attend.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

R- A garglc of salt and water,
used every fifteen minutes, and apply
ing to the throat externally flannel
dipped in hot salt and water, are said
to to bs certain cure for dipthsria.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

ny- The Louisville and Nashville
railroad is constructing new depot
in Nashville, to cost s65,000. 1t
will be two hundred and ninety by
one hundred and forty feet.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
WINDOW SHADES,

A RESPECTFUL invitation is extern
"A ded 10 all who wish 70 purchase any
WINDOW SHADES, as we have beau
tifpl assortment direct from pfactoYiss
and 10 be sold at astonishing low figures.
oct20 DALSHEIMEK, SIMON d co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
nOOTH AND NIIOES.

OUR stock Of fine and heavy BOOTS
" aud SHOES being very large, and
having been bought at the manufactures,
We are enabled 10 sell good article a. low
as any house this side Of New York.
A call will convince our assertions.
oct20. DALSIiEIMEK, SIMON d. co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
NJ A II IkIIIID.

On Thursday the 25th inst. at the resi-
dsnos Of Joseph =. Brand, in the city of
Baton Rouge, by y. A. Nsphlsr j. r., Mr..
HYRAM CURRY, To Miss SARAH FBT-
TER, all Of this city.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
RoYs CIUTItINC.

A LARGE and well selected stock Of
"A FALL and WINTER DRESS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style and quality, will be sold at rsssonG-
bic pricssb oct 20.
DALsHEIMER, SIMON A 60.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
BATON aoUaA BONNET sroaE.
BOULEVARD STREET

MOIO-rifst In Fashion. Cheapest In y lee
w Magnificent assortment ~ Bopne,s snd all
The Novelties IN ,hs Millinery lns. Ladies' IN N.
ais'tist sna ~ zoe surrounding country are re-
bsfyre purchasing elsewhere.
yetl3 FAaNtE 7. 0OoNNnp.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
Gents Furnishing Goods.

NTE have now on hand very ertsn-
w sivs assortment Of
Superior Merino Shirts and Drawer,
Cashmere
Fine FLANNEL
Canton
Lambs WOOL, Msrino and Cotton half hose
Black and Fancy Nsektiss and Scarfs.
The very best Of Kid Gloves, Buckskin,
Beaver and Cashmere Goods, White and
eolored bordered Iisndksrchiefs, Embroi-
dsred SuspeDders, etc.
sH The above articles will be sold At
tho lowest possible prices by
octZO DALSUETMER. RfMON ACo.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
MAMMOTH
DRY GODS AND
CLOTHING ESTABLISlIMEN
CORRER LAUREJ Am THIRD SIS.
Adjcsptng the Hank.
DALStlEIMER, SIMON r. co.

psfsOt' ~ W.
WHoLEsALE hND RsThft DsALsss ~ bar,
gooDs, CLoTHtss, Doors ApD sHoEs.
NE BIG Leave n inform our friends
w and the public in general, that ws
ars now prepared 70 offer very large and
magnificent stock Of Dry Goods, consist
ing in Rich Silks Of every description,
Csshmsrss, Msrinos, Dslsinss, Plaids,
Closks, Shawls, MusliDs, Hosiery, and
complsts assortment Of House Furnishing
Goods. Such as Linen sbsetings and Shirt
ings, Cotton, White and Fancy Quilts,
Fine Red Blankets, Table Dsmssks, Cur
tain Damasks, Carpets, Window Shades,
otc. &c. All Of which will be sold at re-
duosd rate. oet2O.
,DALSUEIMER, SIMON a. co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
LETTER FROM CLINTON.
rtgsT DAY or THE FAIR.
Ctirou, Oct. "a. 1880.

Cbifos, Oct. "a, tsso.
EDfros gtgtrrE Asp Coser= Dsar Sie I
Az your readers no doubt feel interested
IN hotas matters. and particularly In that
in which we are ell directly concerned,
arm induced 10 write you line, in wsy of
an account Of the opening Of the East Ne
lieisns Agricultural Association Fair,
now holding in ihis place, and which is TO
continue for three days. I left Baton
r1ugs early this morning. and arrived
after the doors had been open and quite
respectable crowd had already eongfegs-
ted. The appointments are all good. The
members Of this Association seetn to have
spared neither time Or expense, in ptspsir-
ing the grounds aud buildings necessary,
not only for present purposes, bat for
building up aud making this permanent
institution. They have showed much taste
IN selecting The grounds much iadg~sn.
In the arrangement ofths buildings and
track. line. what perhaps dsrsstvss most
praise is the substantial manner IN which
sll their plans have been carried out The
arrangement and elsssi iestion Of articles
is pretty much the same Of the State Assc-
citation TO which this is 10 become an i'm
portsnt auxiliary. u cen only enlstgs on
what is done by the good psopls hsfs-it
can not do better. Let us unite in wish
ing success TO the East Eeleeiana Assoeis-
tion, and hope that every parish In the
State will follow her example. ean not
account for the dsy's exhibition, bscsues
the dsy aud the exhibition have just CON
nsnced. The ladies' muster in full feather,
and assure you n larger number Of hand
some faces IL has never been my fortune 10
meet. Their contributions are large and
varied. The officers Of the Association
are all gentlemen possessing The tight
stripe to inspire confidence in the people
Every thing goes on smoothly and plea
sntly. The lion. Judge MoVea has Just
finished an otation, and most appropri-
ate discourse. Ilis argument in favor oi
planters educating their sons not only for
the cultivation of the soil. but 10 he a. re-
personalities Of their eontrymen. when
ever the responsibility may devolvs upon
them was put forth with great force,
aud ably argued.
Below I igive you a list ofswsfds already
made TO day. and to morrow promise par
tioplafs.
AwAnps-riRsr pAr.
Hest Tfottsr. in harness. 1st., Prize,
jarrett Smith . Cd. Prize. Ellie IIusston.
Best DRAFT Horse. tst.. y. NJ. y. Brown.
Best Pair Carriage Mares. Award un-
der consideration.
best Stallion. 1st., Prize NJ. Ksan,
baton Rouge,
Bsst Colt. l., Prize, II. IIsrfsl.
Best Saddle Horse. tst., A. g. Rohrops
shire. 3D., Ptiss. A. 7. Brown.
Best IIorsemsnship, "Boy." lat, Prize,
Muntar w n uaoroa
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
CLOTHINGi CLOTHINGii

CLOInINeI tLOIuIN9lI
NE have lately received n very extern
w siye Stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Of all qualities and Of the latest styles,
which we offer at the lowest market prices.
Our Stock comprises Black Cloth Frock
Goats Of every grade, Black and colored
Cashmere Sacs and Business Coats,
Reversible Business sacs,
Fancy Cashmere buiH,
Pilot Cloth Paletots,
Flushing Oyercoats,
Blanket Coat,
Black and colored Silk Velvet Vests,
Cashmere
Silk Il
Cashmere, satinet and Kersey Jackets.
Having an unusually large stock Of the
above goods on hand, we positively sell
them at very low figures, and therefore
request an early call.
oct2O DALSHEIMER, SIMON d. Co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
European Political Intelligence.
THE REVOLUTION IN NAPLES.
rrs THOUSAND FRwoNfRs rAksm

rfrE THOUSaND PRLs0NrRs TAEEN
The CITY of Washington brings highly
important and interesting details Of a great
battle fought on The river v velturno. in The
kingdom of Naples, between Gsribsldi's
forces and the Neapolitsn troops.
The report ofths battle say That The Mes.
poiitsns. estim stsf st 70 900 strong, attack b
ell the gatibsldisns FIRST under q thick
mist, and thus temporarily drove back the
gsfibeldisns, with about half Of their
number, after desperate fight Of eight
hours dufstion gstibsldi being forward,
pistol In hand, cheering on his men. The
Neepotitsns we're broken. routed and purz
sued close 10 the walls of Capus.
A brigade of Germans was cut oir from
the main body of The Nsspolitaas and div
en- 10 the mountains.
The gsfihaldisns took 5000 prisoners.
n was estimated that the Nsapoitans bad
5000 killed and wounded. The loss 10 The
gsfibsl1ians was between 1900 and 1000.
The Hoyslists made softis from Cusps
10 rescue the German brigade, bat we're
tspulsed.
The King Of Naples and his brothers
were present st the battle.
A report was current that Cspus had
surrendered, aud smother that the bonn
bsrdmsnt before that city was progressing.
These statements, however, lack e6sa'-
nation.
The line Of the Volturno was still strong
ly protected. Itis said that the Nsspoli-
taps wsrs prepared 10 defend their posi-
tions.
Gstibaldi has asked the King Of sar1i-
mia 30 90 10 Naples and send him 1000
men Immediately.
II is reported that three Of the Grss.
European Powers have protested agsinst
the entry Of sstdipisn forces into the Nee
politan tetritory.
giuseppe Msnsini had lsft the city of
Naples.
Fiedmontsss troops have entered tho
Esapolitsn territory, aud il ia said that
some assisted the gafibaldians in bsttls.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

pag President buchanan is said 10
have in contemplation a "IIistory Of
Ny Own Time"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

IIisroHrCAt--At tho monthly meet
ing of the Massachusetts Historical
Socieiy, held on the lltb inst, several
valuable donations from transatlantic
authors wsrs presented TO the Society
by its President, Hon Robert g. Win
tbrop, who brought them to this coun.
try ON his return from Europe.
In referring TO the contemplated
visit Of the Prince Of Wales 10 Boston,
the President observed that the IIisto-
rical Society Of New York, had made
bis visit 10 the United States, the sub.
ject Of n formal notice on their records
IL certainly was n most interesting
event in the history Of the two coup.
tries.
We copy from the Daily Adsc,t,-
Sey. the following report Of Mr.. Win
throp's remarks:
"Thers was something peculiarly
interesting in tho fact that the Prince
came attended by tho head Of tba,
old bouse Of Lincoln, more than ono
Of whose daughters we're identified
with our earliest colonial annals--ths
Lady Arabella johnson, who gave
tho name TO the ship which brought
over tho charter Of Massachusetts,, and
who was herself n passenger on that
ship, and tho Lady Susan Humphrey,
tho wife Of one our earliest Deputy
Governors. Mr.. Savage gives an nc.
count Of the family, Of whom the
Duke Of Newcastle is the representa-.
tive, in n note TO Gov. Winthrop's
History, (page 40, new edition.)
"The name Of the Lady Arbella
alone, so full Of interest from the
story Of her early death and that Of
her excellent husband, would bs
enough, said Mr.. w, to secure a cor
dial welcome to New England, and
particularly to Boston, for any des.
cendant Of that ancient house
In the Earl Of st. Germans (Mr.
Winthrop also reminded the society
We have the lneal descendant Of that
renowned Sir John Eliot, Of Cornwall,
who contended so bravely against the
very oppression which drove the Pur-
tans to New England himself the most
inmate friend Of John Hampden-snd
whose "NIonarcby Of Man" bears the
nvblest testimony to frodom and in
dependence Of spirit which could not
bcquenchod even by that long and cru
el inprisonme.t in the Tower, under
which he sank bodidly and died"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

I.VR sALE~-so barrels Cbisp's glssiphst.
eeli1 HooHE. nuRpEN 4 90.
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DAVID Rs,rF. Register.
70 The Honorable Jodgs OF Probate tor the cooa:

10 The honorable Jndgc OF Probate ior the Coun.
~ Il ONiofd
y Couuiy Of ONtpfi, respectfully rpirsents
that Richard Round. u llaftlind ~ III Caunty
~ Somerset. died Interstate, being .r,trd ini pos
.sssed II real estate. grois, chiur.., fighi. and
credits ~ -s,i CoiatS u OSi,ri. shich nuyht o.
h. administered hccprding 4, law, leaving ,our
petitioner who - his wid,~ snd Who p.,,s that
Naturalization ~ his estate may H. granic o. Eli
H. Bean, .hr dcclin,ag ihr trust.
Daiyl At BfownGrlJ ihi. eighieenih Ia, Il Az
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County OF Oxford.

STNrCNCNT o. COSTS a. c,imin,l proc.
- s.uuuBs. lihvrI O., tbg ClpHN osmmt..,pa-
e.. C,urt. ~spf',s'-.f rrrH, \. u. i~1b, o.. crr-
ubsl 60 ius %, thr Clerk ol sali Dsurl.
State ". q r,ifgs ". l.-pp'r. Il q
ou,H,,ri before J,hn " ElstI., E'l,
STATE ~. l.. u. NtIbks1, ~ 10
ouguuirl brnrr l. Haskell, u.
STATE 10. Hsa.. ll,mii1, 23p
Originated hr.a,r Chs. W. Ll~rll. III.
Ss.c 81. lee. B,ui-u. ~
Org,a,i-,l .--i1r- \. l.. bubuuk, EsI
State - Chsfi-s Urusu, 10 =
Originated hsi.rc J. Is. Miuov, EsI.
State - l.. u Mtbkeu. III
uusiasirl hsiur. J l.. llh.k-N. E.l,
". rIDGlN. Coua,y Treasurer.
Tf,Isur,r'. oLoc, rir.,l
s...f ~ Istn
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wv THOMAS II. BROWN J.ir,
D,yiO KsArr Register,

O,ToRp. -: Ala Cour Of rrpbue heli Al Pa
ris, ~ithin ini f,r ih~ Couni, ofoNlOrd, on the
thiri Tue.iay of Auga.t NJ. l~tD.
LENNNDEE :. rHilER, admin,sirator
\ II th, estate 81 AsA Z krrf late Of >umaer
10 -,iI la,at,. decreased, h''ins prs.ent-d his
6r.t aud hnll account Of adaiinists,5n OF thu 60
late II ..id deceased iur allu~ance,
Orff,i. That the -H'd adnii'atator give no.
lice Go all person. ialc s,tci b, caa.ilg cops ot
,bi. order 10 h. published three We,Ns sucCts.iye-
~ ,n the Osfpri Democrat that hey NAV appear
4, = Probate Coau Ga H. held AZ psii., IN aid
Couaiy. 90 The ,hud Tuesday of Ocl,l~, next At
u,ue Of ihe clock "a the FORENOON, aud she~ cause
u an, they have ~, the sam. shouli DOT H. al
lowed. THOMAS "a. BROWN, Jndge.
A tue copy-sttesti
DAVID kS.Fr Register.
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Dawn MAR RegI'ter'

o,Tosu. -, Al a Coari of Probate held at Can.
lon. W,ihin and f,r thr Couniy OF ONiori on the
,hi,,s,,tl IA, of September ID. ls60.
n AsSELis COLI. named executor IN oer-
TX t,i. Instrument putpOiiing In be the lssi
,.,I>,nI Testament Of LTYI TuRsER late Of Bnek.
6eI IN saiL Cosniy, deceased, having presented
the zane for rIolaiei
Ordered. that the ssid executor give notice Ia
al persons Interested by causing copy OF ihis
80, to Il. pablished three weeks sucCessiVelY in
an. 4, ford Democrat printed at Paris. that they
ma, appcar al Probate Court TO 10 held At Par
., IN aid Couai,, on the 81 Tuesday Of Oct next
a, ten O'Clock 10 the EfenOon, and shew cause iI
any they have, Why the said ia,tumentNhouh
not he proved. approved aad sllored a. the last
s;Il s,d nj OF laid deceased.
THOMAS II. BROWN Judge,
A true copy-atiestl
DAVID kNAPP Register.
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STATE OF MNiNC.
TErNrErN', Orrtcf. O,ToEp Go ,
I.LL.. S.LI--I.-L u. lsll /

ihAahi W. w f'' - 'Ni'hN W.
Pace, September ~, lsGp.
Nt.ir- o.. h.,,b, .i,tl Go thr usnst.. prupfi.
sfHis. l4I 100 urispns ir,eIr.irl iu che above
t-.rft.,sI tlvpship af tfsrt pt hal, that shall
Irurr-i 90 coll. o., ptiIItr tueituH Goo The highsst
HifiTf. 20 no., Count, Tryisurrf'. ohrr. iu Pans,
uu IuI,,. thr fuih fN Of J,nu,,,, \ y.
l~Gl. a. ~ o'sirN 4. VI. up."ss rt~,,ou.
settled. .p m,rh ut lhs .,,i township ort tract 81
lsni %. " 90 ,at,sf che abo,c as.,.smgut. With 40
tas incidental rh. rr.s
"a pIbgIN F...f, ~.
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JOSIilI HUTCHINSON.

ONToRu.ss Ata Cpurtol Probate held ~ Par
.. ~,thin lad 30 ihr cuu1ii n oNnrl, op lie
third rurslay of Angp.i, \. ID. i~o0.
On thr iarrgu,ug petition,
Ofi,rsf. that Tho .lii petiiion~, giyc notice 70
all prrspa. intst,.,sd b., o,u',ng rop, II hispe.
tiun With th. order thc'ron Co. o" pulli'Hcd
three ~r,k, .urcr.,iysl, iu ihe O,inrl psmpcpt
F., nsw.p'p.r pr,pisd 10 f.'i. in s1ia toH"'S hat
,hr, ul, appear 80 q Probate torut tu ir hsi,. az
PAM. 90 thr thli Toe. s, .i 60. nest. soi
she's cause iinn, ihr, have, sby ths sI.Ie should
rot 10 granted.
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THOMAS II. BROWN ,Jsir,.
D.yrpK,,rr. R,ntr

r. 90, NJ. T.s..a. N. Ers,s., J.gs, Of Pro1ais
~ Caaaft ~ OrHrf
JOSlNH HUTCHINSON ,la,,n,.uaior On
81 the c.lte ~ Alyah Gin-ri Lis ct iilrk6sli,
n sa,I Cpaliy, 'r--l-I. respectfully r-pfr srpt.'
that the p-r.pu, u estate 1T stl i..Hl.rl is not
.uhlrirpt o. p,, M, ji't d'hls wh..h h~ .s.i II
the tm. II be-. death bs lhe .pn uf r,' hulirri
dpll.rs. all by partial 80 ol ihe r,i estate "
.ii drr-i ..l th. residue thereof wluli Do greatly
niurri ipar p-i,tpnrr therefore prys that
,uur honor ~pulI gr,at hon lirrn~ 90 .su. &c
pullir ~ pusaf- sile al CONVEY ,I Of the real
estate 81 .tI decreased &c ths payment IT slti
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PRESENT


PRESENT
Irha A. Marrow, Chaunpp,
Joseph l.. Chapmsn, Associate,
II n BHsH.
Nli noe. FOL, ihc thiri d,, oft the term, heirg th-
twelbh i., uf VA, \ u. lNiq.
OEuIEIu, That tbN 1i too hu1irs '~vsr
dollar. apI 80 rH1.s Do. AT the same t. "frb,
ls.,.-. up,1 l...rrr q ptpt,ii.p. 90 s'.i C'uIfy
ui ONIrI, i1 d. ,sprli.I ir r,pufiag the t'al-
q, r,li frpu Gu,tHp nHIttr,b lice t''Lr ~atr
I.ls. tad th- 90, ifrn Cblr~s A3.u'. q, wm.
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siRAuF ROUNDS

O,ToRp. ss-N Court Of Probate hsi
Pane, sithia nai ior the Caunty ol oNiori
oa th, 81 rue.i,y ~ August. \. u. lst'.
do the foregoing petition,
Ofdusd That tie .s,d pctitiousr irs uuti.s 90
III retsons interested o., c,a.iug cop, 90 be- Pc
i,i,ou With ih,s order thereon 0" bs puhi,.hs'
three weeks surr,ssivs' In tIs NtHrd D,lnu, "A.
ns~spaf-r ptiutei atl. u.pid 1uuut, that
The, ma, app-lt ~ Probate Couft Co. d. bed u
Pare on the third Tf-sday Of October nest.
NJ nine p'ci,ck be- The pfrp.l1. anI show GO, .a
II az, they have, Why the sane .hlulI not BE-
F,.ut.I
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IFTY CENTS IN ADVANCE.
OLD SERIES. VOLUME 81 NO AZ
August 2ia. AID. 1850.

OXFORD. - Alta Comt Of Probate held II
PARIS. within aud lor the CoUaIy ~ ONio'd, oa
the third Tuesday Of August, Al 1860.
On the fnfrgo,ng Peiiiioa OEpTETU, That
the 'aid Petitioner give notice 10 sll psrsons IA
itrrslsd, by csusiag copy Of her petitioa With
this ouief ihsfeoa. 10 h. yuhlish~d three weeks
suoosssiVely ~ the OSford Democrat. a ns~spa-
Isr printed at Paris ~ sad County. ihntthsy nay
appear II Probate Court tn h. held ~ Paris,
on the third Tos.das ~ Octobsr next, AZ o'clock
In the farpoon ,Hd she's eaa.s. II huy they have,
shy the same shouli not be- grsnied.
THOMAS II. BROWN, lodge.
A true oopy-attest:
Dawn KS.PP. Register.