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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
spearss Patenf CORN HnkIker.

A machine capable of Husking as much Corn in a day
as ten handsi -trr,
Speare's Patent Corn Husker was introduced to the
notice of Eastern agriculturis-s, in January last, and
the immediate recognition Of its great merits, and the
appreciation it has met with from the farming cOmmu-
nifty is fully tested by the fact that since i S introduce
ton to the notice of the agricultural public in the east
and south, (only six months siBce) 1000 huskers nave
been sold.
The machine is now upon exhibition at our ofice in
st. Louis, and we respectfully invite the farmers and
agricultuTists Of this and the adjacent Counties and
States to call and satisfy themselves BY personal inspec-
ton Of the machine, Of the simplicity Of its c~onstruc-
ton, the easy and perfect manner in which IL performs
its work, and the immense saving Of time and labor it
effects. y lT7fl.rEF H-t ||tr " ..#t
Dealers and agents have now a chance Of more ample
remuneration, by purchasing this machine, than will
again occur fer years in this section Of the west. Let
them at once communicate with Us and they will ind
orr terms to be the most liberal and encouraging. We
also offer for sale county rights at very low hgure and
upon easy terms.
The Husker will be on exhibition at the next State
Fair in St. Louis, and we will guarantee to the purch-
aser thereof that its performance will give them entire
satisfaction, otherwise the purchase money will be re-
fupded.
Price twelve dollars each.
BRAGG & BURROWS, st. Loufs, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

TOWN, N. J., Jan %, 1859.
MessrS. N. r. Spears e C0--GENTs Your Corn
Hnsker was received this morning. started of imme-
diately with my horses and wagon 10 Try my hand at
shelling. Travelled only a few miles, as every farmer
wished to see the Husker work. got back about eight
o'clock, making a circuit Of about four miles, I sold ten.
That Wilde for haIfa days wotk. Icans sell 500. Your
fortune is made. Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM NILES.
1t has also received strong expressions Of commenda-
ton from Hon. Q. S. Flint, Secretary Of the Massachu-
sets Board Of Agriculture, Hon. J. V G. Smith, ex-
Mayor Of Boston. Hollis Bowman, Of Bangor. Ne. Hon.
James Allen, Of Massachusetts,, Hon Marshall P Wilder
of Massachusetts,, Prof. Mapes, Of New York. and nu-
merOus others. -l T
In addition to the above, we have certificates from a
large number Of distinguished men, who are interested
in our agricultural industry, wac endorse the merits OF
this machine in the strongest terms.
Among them, the Hon Henry W. Benehley, Of Mass,
who says
1 have had repeated opportunities Of Witnessing the
practical operation OF Mr.. Spears Corn Husker, and
have tested it thoroughly, and unhesitatingiy pronounce
it beyond comparison the best, if not the only practical
without injury TO the corn, and with astonishing rapid
ity. Its simplicity Of construction, rapid and ef1cient
working and low price, will, in my judgments command
for it an unlimited sale.
The undersigned have the pleasure OF informing the
farminS community that they have this day, August %,
1853, purchased from the patentee the right Of man
ufacturing and selling "Spear's Corn Husker." and are
prepared TO htI orders with promptness and dispatch.
Farmers and all others interested, desiring further
information will please write for circular.
All orders and letters should be addressed to
BRAGG * BURR0WES, ST. Louis, No. 2
once, corner Of Third and Market streets.
no II
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
The Semi-H eekJ TImps

Priee-IhTee Dollars a year; Two Conf.
address Five Doilarsi Five Copies . o5.
Sll-2o; Ten eopissto onoAddress SO d
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

follows
NEW York June n, 1859.
Messrs. NJ Z. Spears & CO--SIRS-After having at
tentively watched the operation of your Corn Husker
it is a privilege to bear testimony TO the great merit Of
the invention. You have claimed for 1t nothing which
il has not in my presence proved itself capable. Our
farmers will appreciateyo labors, and it Is not need
ed thatI should wish you a sucCess which is already in
your grasp. rr-.
Respectfully, SC, JOHN A. CLARE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
BRAGe s BURRovs, 81. Loals. No.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Clark, one Of the Editors
Of the Evening Dispatch, Augusta, Georgia, writes as
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

" WV Nt4o DeOtltiyf DlaeN8c80 me AlGhtlA
and az Diseases arising from q Ds0rdeTsd
LiUsr or Stomach,
Heartburn inward piles, acidity or sickness % the ~
ach, ~fulIness Of blood to the head, dull pain Or sWinm'
IN the head palDitatiqBs OF the heart, c~hukinEoruh
aiing feelings when LAYING down. dryness or yeIoEua
Of the skin and eyes, sudden Pushes " heat, deVssa'
OF spirits, SC.
There IS nOmisfake about II.
This CORDIAL viii never fail 90 cure any ofths az
diseases, II taken az per directions on each bottle
German, English and French.
OUeT half a million of bottles
Have been sold dining the past six months, sni d
instance hasit failed in giving entire satisfaction
then VIII snder nom weakness or debility When
Leans Strengthening Cordial will cure yOu9
To the Ladies'.
Do yOu wish to be healthy and strong? Thm 2
then and invigOrate your blood 70 d0W. tbroufh s,-
vein, and the rich rosy bloom 0fhealth 60 moH1tto I
tion.
For Children.
We say to parents, il your cnildreg arssickT Pui
afflicted with complaints prevalontauloHg ehhdfehi
them a small quantity Of McLean's Cordial ~.
rapidly, becausest always cures. Delay not m0ui
we- Egery Country MerehaBf
Should not leave the city until hehad procai'l ny,
ply Of AcLean's Strengthening cordial. A
discount will be made to those who by % SCI. - -
-CAU1IOH-Bevare Of druggist Or dealer tn' y
try 70 palm upon you some Bitter or Sarsaparll.
which they can buy cheap, By saying i~tisjustB
Avoid such men. Ask for McLean's 5trengtheHls
dial, and take nothing else. Itis tle Only reInsl' -
viii purify the blood throughout, and az ne sans -
strengthen thesystem.
One table spoonful taken every morning is 2 60
preventive forchOlera, chiils and feTtri yeiIo"
any prevalent disease.
Price only 81 PEI bottle, or 6 bottles for s.
= II 1880
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

DOIUIO tAhihS TITS NATURES AlNf laAIs
OWN REMEDY, curing diseases 5y natural IEt
When taken its healinginfuenceis felt COursing tbu
every vein o. the body, purifying and acceIerauhE
circulation Of the blood. It neutraIizes any hls.
matter inthe stomach, AMI strengthens the whole aJ'
n~iZatiOn.
MeLean's ~Sfrengfhening Cordial nil efeciuGlyr al
Ltrer C0TnPfdiafs. DygpepsG. JaIHdice, ClrgEf
or NERVOUS Debility, Diseases0f the Kidnal
and az DiseGSes arising from q Disorders
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

TIE greatest enc
dy IN the world.
This cordial is distilled
from a Berry knounH
only % myself, mM
chlmicany combinpd ~
with some Of the most
valuable medicalroots,
herbs and barks known
to the mind or man,
viz: blood root, bImsk
root, wild cherry bark,
yellow dock dandle-
IONS sarsaparina, eld-
or flowers with others,
producing the most IN
fallible remedy FOR The =.
restoration OF heal.i
ever known.
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The Bienyille Parish Baptiss Of The 22d savas
We have had warm. dry apeil IL somc weeks.
most propitf9us for planters. Tie ehanka fam
winter 70 spring has been very grsdesl md sfsuid
y more frost sppear, \ viii be ~ d5un a lie
nesther mxy change ths aspect 81 tlinrs wcnisr
1uily in feH houfs. z = 'Es7s,,1'
from the claibczne Advoeste Or lie 1fat 10 *,
tfast TN kcIIcWsnr sS q \
40 shst & from our pasntess s.ouh Or no
firelc dssesy sen92t 1eir Nhcat onps WSre -
that Mi. n 49, .s ss 49, - rlexssA ID lasrz,
November fhlnned out 2zS = = csyssS M97lS 81
siderably, bat not 70 ske ef1S =. .ssss 49,
lats wheat, sown 81 Dc hzesx 11SF e. r. ~.
promises an abundant h1rvast + 4 fSSS< q 49,
by the blights to which tie crop = 49, 4 H. ~
spring oat crop of the paxiAk r d1x15 Sk1s
Of our planters have finished pfantfn. ccSa !: Ss,a<
Lake Bistsneau and Bayou Dorckese srs fSss,txs,
TO us az falling rapidly. VIII orr plantsy1 ts&s
warning and get % their cotton. We IeeSx ff2ll
wagoners that there Is an immense qnAnfit1 n
freight and . large number Of bales Of COTTON as
the Minden landings. IKE ls
The Houma Ceres Of saturday Iass has lie fsl
lowing: s.s "a 81 s
The weather has been entirely suited s. fts
wants Of planters. afording Them cppoftufffiss fS
take advantages in the culture n thefr erour-
There has been no rain this Week. and thefe sYe
no Indications nf soon.
but tie ratoons Il fs present IT, = svs%
evidence Of being materially defect;vs, and usny
planters are appFshsnsfve Aat they i'll yasE8 a.
jured BY the late cold Y1jts. sEgS s3s \
MOI as promising - couid h. sxpccted Al ~,
contrary, the prospects M gio0mx. Ik& ~ ~
crop Of this year viii evidently be small
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From New Mexico.

The st. Louis Democrat publishes the following
letter dated Barclays Fort, N. NJ, January 20:
The mail from the States has arrived once more
in safety. and our hearts are gladdened with the
perusal of letters and papers from the outside
world once more.
ii is very trying to the patience to be reduced
from weekly to o monthly mail and even that
uncertain dependent entirely on the forbearance
of the sayages, who can, at any moment, destroy
the little party conveying it to us.
The conductor states that they were charged On
by about forty Indians this trip out, but the In.
dams finding them prepared, and in greater force
than they anticipated retired again without moaes-
ting them.
It is extremely gratifying to onr pride as Ameri-
can citizens that few lousy savages can stop the
United States mail whenever they choose, know
ing, as We do that there are troops enough IN The
different posts, eating the bread of idlencss ane
shame, to drive these red scoundrels to the othel
| side OF Jordan, and who would be rejoiced q
| being so employed. rather than the prey Of the
! eyrai which the monotony of post duty sngenders
/ An order for active duty would be reeievee y
1 them with the most enthusiastic aocimalons! Ane
could they be led by officers selected ior sne MAR
perience, energy and bravery rather .hs s white
senioritu (which last frequently causes sae We
feather 10 dance conspicuously on the efsJJ ch ve
should soon be relieved from the evis u axnend
comnlan and the treasure. now useess,s ma In
"a ~ On, nratection would not be empsnu 1880 ~
vain. Respectfully yours 2 .. y -
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SHERIFFS SALES.

FousTa Dsralcr eoear r. YIioROgaH,t,on : - :.
nv VIRTUE SGi ana II H. a SssEps5oss iaSs
- sss rendered Sh iso n y s. III gr n ~
Honorable ne Fourth Des Court II New orlssss t t
dssasd o. 81 M q 9s a 81 81
Day Il April lsSs 9. O'clock E Ia aecous Il III ersa
The balance uneold 81 the csnsens etc. a re,.u,sr, 4.
uate at No. Magazine secon and third nrr hetses
Nsisnex ana srsysr Streets 70 the First Dc u this city
Aiso ts snexpirsd ssr Of lie Ieas il H. .ad
nun pasae 81 oh asan * so III ~ r ~ ~ p r. sae
and every month IN advance with privilege Of sr
sarssndsrsd 81 aid insoisss q III c al ssse
TEKMs-Ths being the second and last auction The shove
IL s sss !. r.
credit the purchaser fuTns bond with good solvent &C.
enr scsass IT,, sT TIE ss.s n a. & ssss
sny in bord payable u twelve months credit sfoessd
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
orArH,Esr couHnr pnzsicr II. THoRoggMaooD, b: d
de Ia Noussso risans e sIs i. ~ chEAscrERs.
EN yERTU dun orssrc de vcnte rendu Ie
te e ma r. bso !. moi I'd Ri AGRA as
ps i Y fusDf si
A. sur les eux apres dssignes po% e eompte des Gre
ANGLERS ds pinoiysble pubue e d.
No " rue DIES Magans deuxene Ct s,ages entire
ss Iaes e Graver, dams 10 premier dis 90 eee
AUST da rean du bail des dts lisux de
ngysmnre proclaim ds raison de $500 Pan psJa ~ men
ese % renouVeler pour Hns ande en- aus
Abandonnes par rinsolyable sea creanciers
C0ADITI0NSGette secondc ct dernere les
'tes ponsas deniysent sdJugees pla. oant e.
cred Pacquersnr fournssst I'D bon on Obligation avec
caution bounc Ct solvsble confosmsntA Ia l Iaceneeur
Dc Credit ansi sa st dt '01a 'A'
m22 Is 80 81 az Shsrf de In Paroisse d,Drlsans.
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r rs NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY. SINCE
Id AND UNG.
Affirm its Truth.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR REsToRATIVs

p 5s ing Viz: That 8+ 0E X
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
I preserve nfaliby the growth and color ef the hair
three ss week e any astasss a ass ora
sn t. & sfa s
and The scalp ali disease the greatest
mi ss asss d I'll hs World
testimony tnsi do not say TOO much IN its avor' heao
the osssss Nsy - l
induced 10 use some Of your Hair Restorative and it's effects
were wonderful feel duty to you and ne afflicted
6Tf Il;ts head had been perfectly covered
tre cana of in consequence when friend seeing big suffer
ngs advised Y T. We gpaf ma HIN II al
vey appiaons removed the disease entirely ana new
.ss ss sea 4. & Il hfI Ssssss
the scalp and hair We are yours rsspecsl1gaSS
s skR u 4 hia afasIshoThaM.
Prof woodnea Sir My hair hed for seyera, beer
aeeSa re 81
When n sO @ ana sSs continued rs
n within the as three weeks be- turned e IT, nas.s
% @ aoasess s. Ike aPpsaon Il
q a !, sia s
# dFsns w Sssg aa as d ssi
Of ~ {, ''a y s@'' sHH 4P s,...
Prof. wooe-pear Sir she advice f friend mine,
Pa ss s sses ss AID nearly
Sa Ns h ba as an
that feel to communicate others who afflicted as haye
s &c assss s %
Your respectfully hottie. Of TIRES sss a. large
medium small holds Saeha =, pin, and retail
o. r @ h ss &c s dss
Der bottle large holds quart 40 cent moro in proper
'iG5 Jn3 Woo GOD 81 Broaayay Nsy yos.
And sod By Druggs and Fancy Goods Dealers
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w.v.r caor N GEoRGrA.-The Savannah Gsor'

gan says ,,,s. ratnrrea fram a trim
gen,,s ans ~ the counties in Middle Georgia,
s thrsnga h he Georgia, Central and Macon Rail
roadss Informs the Atlanta American that the
wheat crop was never more promising. and should
no mishap befali, the yield will ha very heavy.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouEr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. UR-
Of New Orleans SIN LAC0s1E.--No. l3.A05.
RY VIRTUE OF q writ OF seizure and sale
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell al public anction at the City Hotel Common street
Carzp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY the 4 day
Of April 1860 at Il O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz:
Third District Square Thirteen st. Anthony, Goodchdren
Love and Bagates Streets "a feet front Bagaee street. by
81 feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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DRUGS AND ,MEDICINEs.

DRUGS AND 1MEDlClNEs:
fNELsIB0LD,s GENUINE P,sEPAhATios.
MEIMgoLp,s agsHg % .ss Bladder.
HHEEM MB9Ls B Bgg isf The s,sas
HHEMB sos BU f fsT s. g nssry
sIMB88Jps BgGHg e. g Bsasss e y,;i1n
HH EBSs B BSsHS 81 81 S Sssa
HELHB3Isps BgSHg sor Aosssr q Sseass.
ilE siSs BBTTcHg Msssais;s:ss; ,,
HEEM MBSIs B BgoH0 ,s Rrsasss ~
HESBSBs T. s;is rysa with
$SsS a sis ss...no.. with
RysHS fs e. qsssss's Arising from na
erection, and ali diseases Of
s sHHzEEs: FEMALES EEsAEHs FEMALES yEHAEEs
E EaKE s Nc s asRE FILLS
THEE ARE AEH SE Nc Nc AVAIL Ay4H.
Use iiEtMBoLDs EXTRACT BUoHU for all complaints
no Family should be without TT
TAKE NO MORE BAL,sAM Injarious and Unpleasant
5'saf Eaes.. arising
BY Young and Old,
And M diseased arising from Habis Of Dissipation It
moves I'LL improper and VIII restore the Paicat in
AS iii ai hs Sa AZ FG sGsHu for Disease, and
AsiE " S p axFEaSf f sGsat for
.-4+.sse2s' :, r Urinary Organs,
" " s eA'.s's N Male or Female.
ssffom whatever cause originating, and matter OF
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit Of the treat
agent and may originate from the same cause
Ready Readi Read! Read,
- NBoLD,s BuCHu is sale, and pleasant In taste and
-AAeNa.' ~, e
Psrsoaaly e. T. HELMBoLD, Chemist, who being duly
fhadePnla that his preparation contains Narcotic, Mer
sg hT a psfSS Esss sos snuao.ue
,.Na sefcre me, this sd day Of November,
Sworn and subscrined WIN. r. HTBBARD, sAldernnaa.
fcs Al ner bottle or six FOL s delivered Y any address
aTyIaI Costs hut :. Doilar-Try II,
And be Of it's efficacy Al Pafessns ~ Msg;ss
fahir and responsble certificates from 1.e' "a S
COLLEGES a VI ana DINERS II. n Hell MBoLD
~ Practical and Analytic v ~ o1 Chasn,,,
loA South Tenth street. beios pt I Isdelphis,
NECESSARY CAUTION. Should unprincpied saiers ry
"a paln ot another artcs which paysa better prob. AZ
WORTHLESS.
AsE FOR HEIafBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu.
TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n and 15l Chartres street
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
EFT THIS our-sEND OR CALI. FOR IT.
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION
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: sherilfof The Parrish Of Orleans,
ouATRfEnr couh DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE La Neg-
de la Nouyele Orleans. SINLACOSTE-No Is, 4o6
TN VERTU dun writ de saisie. et yentera
la Nouvee Orleans dams raae cdessus, je procedera lie
SAMEDI, IA d'avr 1850 midi, . fHotel dc Ia Cite,
rue de Commune dn Camp MHgasins
ia phque ct adjudication dc la prophetic q apres de-
critic, SAVIOR -
Trosene District Tree Antoine Bons- Enfans,
Amour Bagaeie "a ped de face Ia Bagatele Ga
pieds de profonieur-
Saisie dams rafare ci-deysus
C0NDITfONS-Conlptan moment de Naturalization.
E. T. PARKER,
mig % so as IA Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

snrExr coun DIsrnicr LA VILE DE IA EoyyEIrE
de la Noayelle- Orleans No 1850.
INN VERTU dun writ de sAisfe ct yer1te O
"a ndresse par Honorable Sixeme Cou dc District do
Nouvee Orleans, dams atre desss JIG procedeai 10
VEEDREDI Mars lS6n. midi, PHoel do Ia Cite
de la Commune les du Camp ct DIES Magasins la
venre publque ct adjudication de-
TN TERRAIN situa dams le Qustrieme District de cette
VILE e No horne par les st. Denis StPatIck,
Sifeme Sepee mesan 30 peds de face Ia rue Sept
ieme, no pieds de profondeur.
Saisi dams lfafiaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment dc REHABILITATION.
E. r. PARKER,
fe2I m5 Ii o 30 Sheriff dc IL Parosse d Orlanns.
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THE snAp QUESTION 40 AINIhe Mssu.ap -
will eatcI. shad from the Aiapana ese,s -
Notwithstanding the current Des'si 49, 80,
uhabit the waters this sue ing SApe =
The Epauirer of Friday says
NM sshsrmep on our river have not had their
MAJ up 10 this time. But enough Are caught
nsus sa,sy supply home demand. We notice In onr
Streets fresh from the traps. several q ne sen.
a,,o Judges tell us that there u no dlzar-
enee between the wetunpka and Savannah ahad-
So soon as the weather hscames Earner, We
will have them in great abundance ana enough q
snare. u -
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sixth D1srsrcr Counra CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
of New Orleans. sUMBER-No 1850.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, the Both day Of
March, 1860, at u O'Clock M.--
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District OF This city in No. 22 bounded BY St DENIS
St. Patrick Sixth and Seventh Streets measuring 30 feet front
Seventh street, by ITO feet in depth.
Seized In the above suit,
TERMS-Cssh on the spot. 6455-
3. T. PARKER,
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asw Orleans aalp esesaHt ehassday ap4u ssth 80 1860
IEGAT, N0TTfyrc

IJ4gHEGfAf. WblttiEShHtf AWffttfftfl
Sy~NwT~'1 W"s~NSs~y Gy*~vsFsSs
80. = - :.
LEGAL NOTICES.
srco x New ess1 oIIssn sos II fH s fkoo
s = M & Il gy sss.sss e FAX
show esuse s ssp ny from ne 20
x Of his estate should not be hoaowaed nd IN
funds # accordance tasrs~h - 'p''fa' =
" ' : T. mcHor, Deputy CLERK.
Drvxlrss cosH gs prrarcT SUCCESSION DE CHS. FER.
q Es Il N y, 5s grls n Is
a er Dc dis oSisa aasiss psiseanes aae
celia psn aaye asaur sou, dix js dass
tasne par Administrarce n p1ps esquces e sess
pgs sn @ a onds snre res mains
Rs sa o 9 dc Ia e'ur' = ,rcuor
=. aeaol 9spa.s creme
ss'% Il NV Orleans M ~ s EosEhf iskf
WHLEesaskaEsA,a,s, Joseph y. Mayes has petition.
~ 60 ~ geI ~ Letter Sf on The estate Of
cause within ten days why the q ihs said petitioner
By order of the Court = s,cuo, M. ,,...
n, ,x or. =, p s o
ds Az, Msays s Orleans. IyEY.-No 1854. =.
see Ia succession Dc u Robert fvss
intestat-- 8& s n s75%
avor dee sons dix ars e. ga is, pou I
Per ss oI y de Ia cour. wy r.a'0n'
saeosP plszs,er copa7s SUCCESSION Of ~:
,4 q Meg Uris car bKENCKLE-No. 16 y92:
q ssals
they hass Or Can va Tie provisional account presented
and approved the funds distributed accordance herewith
= =. hrcHoT' Deputy clerh.
sssH R!sa'' Re
Wis ri par e pEssci domne aux cream.
celia peut cone sos d ors dasr
& ,assa.
n ~ y de DUE s e
mains rsgars y co G6, au dit corpte.
srooSD DISTRICT cogaT3 SUCCESSION or WILLIAM
HsT 9FIsrs' EssSI,SS p.t,
w ioaed he Court for Letters & au1aserp On lie
iss hereby ere III x to show
cause within ten days why prayer Of the ssd petitioner
'A nv order del Of lie Court 5 S7s3 js1s..3 e.
Alohof' Depo', o'''A'
u GSgn ne
A TTENDU que edmund Pendleton q pres
esds intesta.-- ' -, : = '''''''-' -
est par lie present tous ceux cue celia peut
a,S, a, asons les
=, fy.aa4ar
Srco.n n,.,p,cv CorRr sJIcGEssIoN Of JAGoB OFT
Of New Orleans >7fs1 No 1920.
1ATHEREAs Mary Theresa Kelly. widow
w Of jacob OFT has pettioned the Court Isl Letters of
Administration on estate the Jacob Off, deceased
intestate-
Notice ii hereby given all whom may concern to show
caue within days, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
~ s'Ns' E. MICHoT. Deputy Clerk.
DEusnnS COM ~ pTncr SUCCESSION Pr JACOB
n venye de Jacob OFT presenta petition la Cour
eet dobtenir les Iettres administration succession
dc feu Jacob OFT, decide ntestat-
Avis est par present donne que celia peut con-
cerer davor ddure dix ours les rasons pour les
auees il ne serait pas fat droit d la dite petition.
"a q ~ =: MIoHoT. Dspa.s e-eais-
srcosn ptsrRIcr Couar3 SUCCESSION OF CHARLES
IF Nav Orleans WUNSCH-No ei39
NOTICE lis hereby given to the creditors
show cause within len days present notification IL
they have can why the account presented by the Admin
isrator should be homoogated and approved
n MICHoT, Deputy ciefk.
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Scoop GorRr q a CHARLES
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of this estate and all other persons herein to
they have cam why the presented by the Admins
stor Of this estate should honologated and approved
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
B. MTCHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxlEsE cogR pIsrRrcr SUCCESSION DE CHARLES Is
de In Nouvele- Orleans. WtNSCH-No el5a
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n ces ia de succession ct oes anres petsonnes que
celia peut concerer davor dddue dix dater de
publication les rasons pour esquelles e com2te
hoologH fonds entire mains repars con-
fornernent dit compe.
Par ordre de la Gour- H.
m27 81 ap5 u. MICHoT, Depute Gref1er.
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3. MTcHoT, Deputy Clerk.

I ossH q pE aoBEhr
A TTEYDU que Joseph ID. Drayes a pfesenke
IL petition Ia Cou PeEes dobenir les eres de u
ratee y succession yacente Dc feu Robert Ivey decide
est par present dome ous ceux ope celia peut con
cerner davoir dele dix jous les raisons pour les
Par ordre de Ia Cour
mo az -, r. MICJIQT D6nuts Goefisr,
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y. MICHOT. Deputs Grefler.

srcosp pIsTscr couHrs sucGEssIos OF WILLIAM
WHEREAS EdmuMd PendletOn has pett.
w toned the Court for Letters Of Guraorshp the vacant
estate Of the late William Hrsch, deceased ntestae
Notice is hereby given to all whom may TO show
within ten days why the prayer Of the sad petitioner
should not be granted
BY order Of the Court. 6e5 VT