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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-14
A Quartette Of Patriotic Speeches,


On tho evening after the election of Mr..
Pennington to the Speakership, that gen
t,eman and several others who had borne
prominent part in the contest, were call
cd upon by large numbers Of their no'i.l
cal and personal friends, and tho following
impromptu speeches were elected. Messrs.
Pennington, Sherman and Hickman were
visited at Willard's Hotel. Mr.. Penning-
ton was first called out. He spoke as fol.
lows:
SPEECH OF SPEAKER PENNINGTON.
l am very much indebted to you, my
friends, for the pleasing visit you have
made me this night. When we hear a
national air it always satisfies that we be-
long to ono country, and have no belief
in the doctrine that the time is near at
hand, or can be, that we are TO be scpa-
rated. A voice-"lhrec cheers for the
Southern Confederacy;;' another voice.
DRY up We are one people, and |
trust in Heaven we shall ever remain SO.
|Cries Of Good" and cheers. There
will always be, in FREQ country like ours,
diversities of opinion, different views, and
great variety of interests which must
necessarily prevail; but there is a spirit of
patriotism that burns in our hearts that
will not yet be extinguishcd. Cheers. =
Our land is a land OF freemcn, our liber-
ties wcie achieved by the great cScrtions
ana services Of our fathers, and believe
no mar in Il is generation will let this
blessed inheritance 60 to pieces. Cries Of
mo, no." "Nevcr," and cheers. And if
we do wrong at one time, you remember
the saying of Mr.. Clay, that old patriot,
when he went homo to Kentucky after
Laving voted for the Compensation WI
On being addressed hy some old man,
who said, CLAY. you have done wrong"
Well" says he, "My friend, if YOU were
out gnunin-, ana On pulling your trigger
your Gun didn't so OF, what would you
do! Would you throw it way, or would
you try il over again?' Nay" said he,
Il would pick the flint and ty it over
[Cheors. Now, if anything is done
wrong in this country, little time will
male ii tljgAt-Cres Of "Hcar him" and
chcclsl-l. cause we have Z national feel
ing and rational honor Cries OF
|uood' - mats So ana chGefs' -" Ion
/ A'"fd the na'ion"l "lf p'ayea rs 70"
came IN mere 10 night 1t went 10 my Aeai''
end ! said! aa long rs our na"oho! Songs
remain TINS county WI! be "IHea'-
ioA'er'. Discor1"nt states 'h!nH ~
man IN bis sober senses can agree 70 any
such proposition lCAee's,I te.i you
now mere never was " fFoa''f nn'I'"h9 LAKE
'."N 20 n'ie'e that No's"cI1 "''H '.'''7
any p"I leon15s against >V~, . ~" 'IgII y,
J;'e5 q u.o~' III" C"cV'S I-oi '"'
Uosy o. southern ~, Ne" "s'iha. ~ y''h.'n ~,
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WATCH. CIOck. and JcweIrN Krr"flhtt
. lNIE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELl,I
store the cast side OF Broad ST.. opposite old
md where he be found at all selsorahlc hours
adv do work in hisne OF business short notice
~ Hcllsok keens Watches Clocks Spectaces Jewel
ry, Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale, of good quality
and ~ the most reasonable prices. ]. T. BRYAN.
HillSdale, Oct. 18th. 1857.
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Ry- When tho disunon traitors shall
stand upon the scaffold with ropes impep.
ding over their beads, they will think there
is ar "imrcning crisis" arc 10 He,re'.
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DIR. PURINGTON's

CELEBRATED CATdRRH SNUFF.
yv,IIS revealed to me after much study and eN"r-
1 ti0n, Qeing the greatest rcm"iyIor the Catarr1
nd PolyrFs ever discovered: it, effect greeab" and
sure To be taken at any time wheulhe ksador
I fhroat fee sdisagreea
with, sent to an pact ofthe United States the
ncpt of one dollar and of the no ostegc stamps.
Direct all letters to DrPURlNGTON, Adrian Mich,
~ Dr. p will be id Adrian, the lst dav Of Nay,
80; - an a month marlC5Syl
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suELF uARDM ARE.
IEMELRY STORE.

SHELF HARDWARE, OF an sOTts. TIN Ware, sumo
- WOODWARD and great many other Wares. too nr-
merous mention, constantly on hand A. low rtut''
ALSO Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe, &c, &c. u. HAMMOND.
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uiLL-DNt.E ENUuiNGE.

( ". n. HOE OPPOSITE THEA A.~ENGhE lt't'I-
connected with plank walk. and tl., Omnibus, !"
which guests are iuvitoc i good Livery convey
anrcs to any part of the Country on reasonable term
Cash paid for Copr-e Cram and Provisions. Having
rebnil aud and roplcuiShad, present our patrons
and friends with this Card, hoping rheter moot
tho -eceptoa Of guests and dncre1sc our bus
moss ~ close attention. Returning our thanks Tor
uostyltronqee We invite eucourag gcmcnt toI ia ern
,ure Hillslale oct. IL, 81.
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WRITING pAPERs.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANGEMENT.
~ ANDERSON & CO. having become agents for the
-. sale Of Crecnleaf& Taylor Manufacturing Com
pNny,s Writing Pancrs thev are prepared 20 supply
them in all varieties, eitherin large or smsll quan-
ties, ut the Manufacturers prices. Bv this arrange
mont Dealers andothers may enjoy the same advanta
which would he secured 20 them by the best paper
Mill in tho country, being located In their midst Sam
Piles ofthe paper furnished, gratis.
D.ANDERSON & co.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
~ W. FERRIS has on hand and for sale large and .
we'll selected stock Of seasoned Lumber, Of almost
every description. octll
Hillsdalee. Oct. 8, 1852
NTiRRORS-A full assortment at the lowest figure
M for Cashby c. W.FERRlS.
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ES Women are like breadstufs-when
they are very scarce, they are very dear
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ST.ItSi&'ss iiO'vi.'.
80. t....r ..rr 900 trn - .

CppOSITE COURT HOUSE SQCAGE-r. STRtN -., Pro
rrietor Th.s House isl-r.e aud comNoii"us ocort'
rebuilt and furnished, an' locate, ia "c"'cnirn
and pleasant part pf the village. l1nei''
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SHERMAN HOUSE.

House has undergone thorough repairs. and rs now
ready tho mt U que tiu rst clo~. style
location convenient and terms liberal. junt5
~TASTDN'~ ENCiitNGE:
az STANTON & TIFFANY, JACKSON. NlCII.-oP-
,osite Mich Central Railroad Depot. General Stage
- "a l.LI
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Characteristic letter nom 'sr. Becchar

Characteristic letter fton 9Er. Beechar.
In arranging their programme for the
winter the Lecture Committee Of the St.
Lou!, Mercantile Library Association inyi.
ted the Rev. II. W. Bocchcr to visit their
city and deliver a course Of lectures, nd
ding. however, that it would he necessary
for him to eschew all subjects re,;aiuing
either to polite. or religion. The Rev.
gentleman declined to 90 for ths reasons
assign ! in the following very characters.
tie letter, al ,rcs5rl to the Secrc.ary Of tie
Committee:
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Successor to L. :. Pa~uelco. d CO - -,,,
DEALER ~ DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, EAELE "@-
stoves. Boots and shoe, g., &c.
Nov. 90, 1859. RhAp''" N'"
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e1lnciIs. VNniclina q. 3 cVicLEy

~ wkRfTTG, JoNEsvlLLE. has received ih,
= largest ,s.a.tneut O! Clprt- NttcH,sa ud :, we
~, H. ever troug,t in IIili.lslc County, which l.
,,,l, s-ll At the low 's' eastern prices, $500.
- Clocks OF an Lin =. prices troD 81 7'.to S25 90.
III Goods warranted as represented.
,tonesyillo, Nov. !, 1879.
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c. 4. WEAVER.
n y. piR,Iyi.EI:.

FARMER. JUSTICE or THE TEACr. AM DEALER
In Real Estate-0rice ou TIil's,aic street ore mile
north Of Hillsdale College. J'nI'"
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E.E.EiiOWN,

=, ON WATCU AND CLOCK NA EH
- gA Respectfully informs IL" inha TAM
ia OF Hillslale County chat h" has r"n''
2 e.LEigsa Shopiu HillfGal, torthe purpo o re-
irrng clocks. Watches, ,Jcwcl"y, ns,Paraa' ,HU''
! Instruments, &c. ~, co..
" I,i,o d., ,on Is5S r. T. BROWN.
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% virtue If an oriefFi5f sale td me.
difsaiell from the Honorable The
Distrtga gasait of said patish. | viii
proceed 9 Ise Hal rtli,tie ans3ida, 1t Tie
are nee JSIla Strickland.
Diseased, siasiin tlse usual hours al
IS D IL i
she llf ds4 vi4iatsry nsxi, 500 tbe
ialleNltlg at.ss9ihpd properly, to:wit !:
Tue east is ut the south west
quarter ah Nrst half Of soAtli-east
qi'astar III sogti-el.t qdail4rot south
eilH t'tssitF'sr q section ihlFtv-ftrur 34)
aud naesh west quarter OF south west
qaaftef IF seslitp-tllir,y.fiys / SIS IA I'd
fewilship twenty (203 oftan4e tenst l0l
nnrtJ easf quarter and the roth e;s~l
qhilfter Qt the north west onartel of
sts,i}f'n section thtee 81 township. mines
Teen 49, range teu l0l; kn wn as
the-htme tract otthe deceased. contain
ing four hundred and foay {440) acres
more OF less, na tile south wgst omar
aer # seeHen thirty iepr 50 township
eighteen Island range elev n Ill
situated said parish near ". Nj.
Burns containing ONE HUNDRED
aud SIXTY ACRE mofe OF less. 10.
eetaer with all lhe personal property
belonging to the succession Of the said
deceased, consisting Of
| Mare pony III head Of sheep
40 bead q hogs; 80 head Of cattle
II Wagon com fodder and farming
utensils /, lleu~el.old and kitchen furni-
tnFe aud other articles too tedious to
mention.
I The land to be sold for one hall
cash the balance on one, twoiand THREE
years credit, purchasers to give notes
with approved personal security bear
ing s per cent interest from date Of
! sale, aud special mortgage to secure
the purchase price. The personal
property to be sold on credit until
he lst Of March 1860, with s pei
cent from date. purchasers 10 give notes
with approved personal security.
This The 5th day Of January. 1850
W. Il HILL,
n2s- 5is-ptsfs 90 Amctionetr
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STRAY SALE.

n straypd before v Walker f:rusrN
IL J p, hy Elisha Dunn, yAs1
or he 7th day Of January, .4=sl4-I2ss-
1860. and will be sold at the Court
house door, in the fown of Bellevue,
FIR cash, on SATURDAY the 18th
day of March next, 1890. The following
described lot OF SHEEP, to-wit:
One lot of sheep consisting Of
twenty head.
| Marked with crop and underbit
in each ear.
2 Marked with a crop in the right
ear and underhit Iin the LETT.
Marked with ali underbit IN each
ear.
| Marked with an snderbit in the
right and crop and two bits in the
left ear.
Is Marked with an underbit in each
eat and valued at two dollars per
head
The owner of said sheep Is hereby
requested To come forward, prove prop
ert., pay charges, &c.
January llth, 1860
w. II. HILL,
MO Stray Master
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STRAY SALE
Stray Master

e 1strayed hetafe me- the undersigned,
IA auihofhyb by Capt. Isaac Brown,
or The 9th dav Of January. 1850, and
VIII he sold al The Court house door in
the town Of Bellevue, for cash, on
Saturday Tie l7rh day OF Marck next,
1860, the following described lot Of
SHEEP, 10 wit
QUE Ml o. sheep consisting of six
head, all marked wi!e crop off the
left ear, With a sir ldnder and overhit
II The right ear. Appraised at two
d9iiars per head. The owner ot said
sheep is ques,ed to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, dc.
J;.sluary llth, l6t0.
W. FL HILL,
nz9 Stray Master.
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PARTITION SAFE
Succession of J. B. sugg and Elizabeth
Mcintyre, deceased.

Succession of. B. sugg and Elizabeth
Mcintyre, deceased.
Ctate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
NJ Pr sirtue of writ of sale issued
from District court of said parish
and Sta,e, and to ms 'rected / will
proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, on
FRID AY
the 9th day of january next, 1860,
for PARTON, The following described
lands belonging to the succession of
j. b. Spgg, and Elizabeth Mcintyre,
deceased, fo-wit:
The south east quarter of the
south east quarter If section twenty
nine 10 the south half, and the west
half If northwest quarter of section
athirty-three 1881 the east half Of north
eastquarter, the east half Of south east
quarter, and the west half of south
west quarter Of section thirty-two [32 !
all in township number seventeen II |
range eleven tilt.
Also, the west half of north west
quarter of section three ri the north
half of section four ri the east half
Of berth west quarter of section five
Is the north half Of south west quar-
ter, tie south half of south east quar-
ter, and the north west quarter of
south east quarter of section number
eight t0I; the north half Of south west
quarteruf section lumber nine E9] all
q township sixteen Ll6] and range
eleven nj.
Also, the south east quarter Of south
west quarter of section eighteen Isl
lots, number one / and two z north
east fractional quarter of the north
west quarter Of section number nine
teen 10 and lot number one RI | and
fractional south half of the north half
OF section number twenty .20] town-
ship sixteen f1Gl range eleven fiji
-eontaining.in all one thousand eight
hundred and ninety seven acres and
eighty three one hundretbs of an acre
1891 81 90 I---less the west half of
northwest quarter Of section number
three 3 the east half of north west
quarter oil section number four F4I
toWnship sixteen 16 range eleven II
aud the East half of south-eastquarteT
Of section thirty-three 80 township
sepenteemf II range eleven II |; also
about sixty loo acres more Or less, on
tie west Of the above lands and lyiug
eastsnf a certain branch, in all about
thFee hundred acres, conveyed by j.
p. sugg, to Mrs. Dortch by will !;
leasing in all about 1875 acres.
Also, tie following other lands,
known asthe FairFieW tract, on Lake
Bisfenal, ru-wit: Lots number three
and faar Of fractional section SIX 1911
township siAteea tl6] north of range
number TIN fID) west, containing
ninety Gig il and 80 90 acres. Z
FERNS Of sale Cash on ell except
the FairYiew tract. whichwiil lie sold
on q credit of Twelve months from, 5lay
of sale purchasers 70 give notes
bearing Saa3F cent interest from date
With alipaeYel personal security.
Titles tsfpass at expense Of purchaser.
RelleyGe. La, Dec. 2Ist 1850.
4. MCINTYRE,
Tutor for the minor heirs.
] scots IF 81 so
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HOWARD AsS0C1 ALTON,
PHILADe.fpHiA.

4 benevolent iesfi'nimo established
5 1 4 by specIii En4a@meat. iur the.
Rsitfef the sick asad Ntistressefi, afFl.et-
with NiFulrGii and Epldtmie Diseases,
aud especially TOR lile cure OF dr.aees
offhs sexual organs. NJ .dicai advice
given gratis, hy he acting Saegeou, 10
all wig apply ~ letter with deserlp-
ton Of their condaiJA-ags, occupation,
Habits OF lie, &C.. and III cass ot ex-
IRENE poverty, Medicines furnished FREE
ef charge. Vaiaahle RrIprts on he
aew RENE lies empIove1sia the Diepon-
safy, sent 10 the afflicted Isl scaled ea.
ptiops, free Of charge. Two Of three
stamps tor pestage will he acceptable
Address. Ur. j SaiIlin Honghton,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Asssgelatiop.
,E' 2 south hinlh street Philadelphia,
Ia. BY order bt the Directors.
E. ID tiaAHrwiLL, Pres't.
Gao. FAIRcHmp, Sec'y. u3l
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TAILORING NOTICE.

~ee The undersigned has come "a
IA to the conclusion thar he
If. will mol work for his former II
prices. Therefore, he making OF good
solid coats will be S., and upwards,
for tiuer work plain Jeans $5--no lees.
Fine Pants 81 second best 81 80:
plain Pants for 81; Vest 50.
CO G-Men's coats 81;
Pants so cents.
N B.-The cash must be paid. or
its equivalent, before the work goes
out OF my shop AZ am determined
to live with NV neiaEbors.
n24 WM. NJ KITCHENS.
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GTPAY SALE

U Hstraved before v Walker j. p. by
IL Josepbas Franks, on The 9Th day
Of December, 1859, and will be sold
before the court house door in the town
OF Bellevue, on Saturday the 18th day
OF March next, 1860, for cash, the fol
lowing described animal, to-wit
One white STEER, with black spots
abort four years old, marked with a
crop ard spit il the right swallow
fork and nader=lit in the len ear, aid
valued at seven dollars. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove pro-
perry, pay charges, SC.
January llth, 1850.
VIII HILL,
NO sstray Master
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EtlN aE0I.lt,E..

a tate Of Louisiana. Parish of Bos-
- ser, Ciesk's office l7tE District
LoaFs. Notice. IS hereby aifen that
David plati, as tiater for :s nainor
caisaren has tiais GAY 6led in5ssle office
q salIa Ctegk. his first atslgass ACCOUNT
as tutor aforesaid. Now, nrsfore,
this y 70 admonlsh all persona concern
ed, That y opposition is abt made
thereto within the time prosarHbed by
law, the sad account VIII baholnolo-
gated and made the jadgmast Of the
Cont.
Given under my hand and seal OF
othoe, at Bellevue, this the l1th day
Of January a. b. 1860.
THQS. N. BRADEN.
MS 5ta Deprsg Clerk,
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N. B.-There are special apartments
and Professors for Book keeping, PEN
manship, Mathematics, German,
Fren C b, Spanish, English, Latin,
Greek. ETC., SO as to save to save the
THE Of business men.
Persons from IL to 60 years attend
to any branch they may wish, and IN
til as perfect as they wish to be. There
are probably, not less than two
thousand Of tits formerstudents banks
and business houses in this city.
Merchants apply here fer clerks and
book-keepers.
Country merchants, steamboat clerks,
etc, can learn in few days to keep
their books correctly, or write free
handsome hand.
Catalogues with terms, opinions Of
the press and leading men of the ma
ton, etc, sent to all who desire them.
This is the only chartered CONNER
cial College in tho Southwest and the
Oldest in the United States, and has
stood for more than a quarter Of a CEN
t01 OAI Ib5 Wv liitltEr aI0Etts
Board can be had with the Profes
sors, or other good families speaking
English, French, Spanish o. German,
from SIS to 6 per week.
N. B To prevent mistakes, or inn
positions, students intended for this
College should bring this advertise
ment or special directions, as there are
every winter temporary rooms openfoI
q few months !; all, Of course, making
wonderful pretentions and promises.
and posting flaming plaeards to en-
Tighten the people of New Orleans and
the South. When three or more form
Clubs, and enter at tie same time, ten
per cent viii be deducted from tuition.
~ Citizens and strangers are re-
specially invited TO visit the College
and judge for themselves. Tie cityis
perfectly healthy.
STocK-If, as expected, the citizens
In favor Of Southern practical educa-
ton subscribe as literally to this NOM i
INSTITUTION as they ever have TO dis
tailt ones, the Agricultural and Me-
ehanieal Departments will be at once
put in operation, and the whole placed
on firm basis, to stand for ages as a
permanent institution of the South,
aud under the direction Of the Stock
holders themselves and the Trustees
appointed by the Legislature.
Stockholders can take the amount
out IN tuition. The Trustees of course
can put any other party at the head,
II they deem best. The charter is per-
petual.
Gentleman of the South does the
plan meet your appreciation If so,
will you give it your aid, and build up
a home institution with a thousand or
fifteen hundred students annually
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
n2l IF President.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

= just arrived with choice N
~ lot of Virginia, Carolina m
2 ~ and Georgia Negroes, con-
49, sisting Of fieldhands, cooks, -
house servants, washers, ironers, and
seamstresses and will be receiving
fresh supplies during the season, which
| offer for sale low for cash, or ap-
proved paper.
U Located in Shreveport, on Milan
Street. in Major Tally's new building.
a few doors below the Commercial
Hotel, and near Howard, Tally & Co.'s
warehouse.
90 GEORGE ]. PITTS.
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sTecF IS MOTTO Il.

cstate Of Leaislana, Parishspf Dos
y sier. Clesk etiiea l7fhIpistriet
Court. Notiee.ia hereby etssTFsll that
A. +. Sandidgh, tutor for zf9e minor
heirs of John z Gglesay. deceased.
has this day feed ID the qflfee Of said
clerk, his4inat account as tetpr afogge-
said. Now, therefore, his y te adj
menish ali pefisons copcefntsts that It
opposition il net made taerGta sFItilin
tho tine prescribed BY ava lie said
account viii be lianlolf1gy 1tets ard made
the Judgment e the Court.
Given under ny hand asa seal af
Office, al Bellevue, this the sl Gay of
january 4. D. ae60.
A.A. EY,
{ nj 5tas6 Clerk.
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GEO. a. PIKE.

General agent, Baton Rouge, La
"a Immediate attention given to
collection Of salaries. claims against
the State; bills Of exchange. drafts
and accounts; also The entry of Land
Information without charge.
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r. G. HAPGs.

A ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
"A FarmerviHe, Union parish. La.
VIII attend promptly to all business
entrusted to his care, in the courts of
the 18th Judicial District. 30
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STRAYED

I IRON the undersigned, on or about
IL the Goth Of December, 1859, a
a chestnut sorrel horse, about eighteen
hands high nine years old PAGES
under tho saddle. has a cress-falien on
the weathers, ANY one win be liber.
ally rewarded by informing me where
] can get him, or by delivering him to
me. j. W. RABB.
Rocky Mount, La. 90 3t#
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.sITC 70


cstate Of Louisiana Parlshf1fs lsses si0r.
~ Clerk o5SSaa lii ! ST 81 otTt.
Notice Is lIeregls giTen That's asllafl
MeDadfs Of amin eonT aagEtaes, has
this day filaa III tie tIlEiessg ef sod
Clerk h5a Ill Iais Il, lss rsss gnilt &
as fofeit.A tEatos FIT fIiaey Dude,
minor ons lerefes,, nfti-
Fl Ill pR sons concerned ftfS lIsiat. sor-
ward ana show cabse, Il lsgiy have !,
In thirty days. EF3i,y tie aillit
sI0al 4 net hr izi.a R Esign
taatar. nfsd aasta05izea tsl tats
propertv ef saaa zslisor.
Given naaay rlsY sfana ais seal of
Office st Bel iii this ss8s nsssiibel'
NJ SIS lers-
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