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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
ROBERT CORNELIUS.

NUDUIOI OUIUlN IUIODs
ROANOKE, MO-.
TTAS on hand general variety OF GA
IL substantial Home Made Work off
the following description:
Side Saddles hooped, quilted seat and fore-piece;
English Quilt Skaters; PLAIN Skaters;
Mexican, Spanish, and Boys Saddles;
Buggy Harness; Breeding; Backbands; Belly
bands; Checklines; Breast straps; Blind
Brides; Collars; Hames; Traces,
and in fact, almost everything that may be want
ing in the saddle and harness line, which l pro-
pose to sell on as good terms as can be had IN up
Der Missouri. For a proof, come and examine for
yourselves, and give nm old residenter far
chance. R. CORNELIUS.
NJ will also take it as a favor for those
indebted 10 me, TO please call and hand over the
needful, and you will enable me still to progress
in busn esss. feb9 X. Z.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. r

A BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION est,s.
n lished by special endowment, for the Reid
of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Virulsn
and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for ih'
Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given gratis, by the Actin
Surgeon, to al who apply by letter. with a ds
habits of ife, &c. and in cases Of extreme pcT'
erty, Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatoerhea, and ohel
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and ON the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, SEN
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free o.
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage wi
be acceptable. 49, ...'--r.T
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTos
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, me !
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By ord,
Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Prss't
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Sec'y. aug3s-s
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05


JOHS CHINAMAN AND THE FAT CAL FOR
MA ELECToR-The electors chosen by.
the State of California are all good
sized men, but the largest, the jolliest
and the immCnsest of them all, not only.
but of all California besides, is Mr.. VIM.
II. Weeks, late of Sacramento, and n
of the most eloquent and popular men
in the State, He is a man of immense
abdominal ponderosity, and is frequent
y annoyed thereat. lie tells a good
story about himself, in connection with
bis canvas of the State:
After tOiiing on "a aforementioned mule
up and down the difficult mountain
roads, he stopped, weary and thirsty,
at the cabin of a Chinese miner. John
gave him a drink of water. While rest
nag his c%orporality and wishing to be
social with his host, he remarked in the
best Chinese he could muster, "Vellv
tad roads, John, too muchee uppec.
and too muchee downee, and too muchee
steopee." John cast an amazed glance
out OF his almond eyes, at the exterior
OF his guests digestive apparatus, and
bringing the finger points of his two
hands together, with his arm forming a
capacioas circle in front, soberly re.
piled: TOO muchee guttee p Our
friend Weeks, his thirst quenched and
his body rested, betook himself, incon.
tinently, to his mule. He left
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

"Co-OPERATIOyIsrsr NoMyArToys.-On
last Saturday the "Co-0perationis.s" Of this
town-to the number of twenty or therea.
~bouts-he!d their Convention, and nominated
for the Senatorial district, as their caniidate
for the State Convention, Mr.. Jos. a. BRRArx
and for Parish delegates, Mes-r.. GrEyAIs
ScHLArRE and CHAs. KLENPErER-sll gentle.
men Of worth and standing in the community,
but representing politically, If we are not
much mistaken, but . small portion of our
citizens.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
SSiis EgFpy..

NEw ToaK, Jan. "a special dis.
patch received from Washington, by the
Boston Post, says that q Collector for
the Port of Charleston Will be appointed
to supcrcedc MIR Colcock.
An explosion in the Senate is soon
expected. ! proclamation, and not a
special message, is expected from the
President.
The Committee f thirty-thrce have
agreed upon and will report a plan of
adjustment of the present difficulties.
Mar York Jan. 3.-The sloop.of-war
Brooklyn, and another vessel at Nor
folk have been ordered TO hold them
selves readiness for instant departure to
Charleston.
\ rumor gains credcncc that the
Forts at Charleston will bo Immediately
reinforced.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Mr. Cameron.
of Pa, has accepted the position as
Secretary Of State under Mr.. Lincoln.
100000 pounds of powder have been
ordered to one of the forts.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times
says:
The Presidents policy towards the
Se%cessionists will be eonciliatory, but
firm in the execution of the Federal laws.
WASHINGTON, January 3.-Latest ac.
counts from Charleston say
a thousand negroes are engaged IN
the erection Of Notifications st the
mouth Of Charleston harbor, which has
been obstructed by sunken vessels.
1t is said, too, that Governor Pickens
has been rendered the services of TO-.
goo volunteers from adjoining States.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3.-The Columbia
Artillery, of fifty men, have arrived,
and proceeded to the Harbor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

THE CONyENTION.-At a meeting of
citizens of Concordia parish, held on the 22d
ult., the doctrine of immediate and indepen-
dent State action was endorsed, and the fol.
lowing nominees for the State Convention
we're selected on that platform: For Senator
ial District, /. p. Conner. John Perkins, Jr.;
for parish, y. York, Jos. +. Miller.
w. L. Robertson is the candidate Of the
immediate secession party for delegate to the
Convention from the parish Of West Baton
Rouge.
The friends OF united Southern action in the
parish Of Pointe Coupe have nominated for
delegates to the State Convention: General
Robert J. Barrow for the Senatorial District,
and jacob :. VanWicnIe and John IL. I!ci-
bert for the parish
In the parish cf Ascension, that "~steriing
gentleman and every lnch 4 patriot" Hon. d..
+. Kenner, is a candidate for the Convention,
as also that popular and able gentleman, L.
II. Nichols. They are both for Secession.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

A STATE CONVENTION CALLED IN AR
KASsAs.-The Memphis APPEAL learns
from Little Rock that the Legislature Of
Administrative in session-has ordered
an election of delegates to be held early
January, for the purpose of attending
a State Convention, which is authorized
to assemble in the latter part of that
month. 1t was unable 20 learn the date
appointed either for the election or the
meeting of the Convention.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, January S, zsol.

R~lhe news which we give from
washington and Charleston in another col.
umn--up to the latest New Orleans dates
are oil a gloomy character. War seems inev.
liable, although it is teIegraphed that the
House committee of Thirty three have finally
agreed upon a basis for the settlement Of our
difficulties. We are only afraid that, even if
the Northern and Southern members DO agree
upon a satisfactory plan, that it will cone too
late. Let AbolitiOnism once spill the blood
OIL The Sonthron, and We may hope in vain
Tor the UniOn--it will then be sundered snd
sundered forever. One thing is certain, that
these preparations to cocrce South Carolina
VIII hasten the secession of her sister States.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

CONCERT AT II CATHOLIC CHURcH.-It
will be seen by advertisement that Mr.. Bon
MING, the distinguished Composer and Pross.
scr Of Music, intends giving a Vocal and Mu-
steal Concert in the Catholic Church on next
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, the ~receints
of which are to be appropriated to the benefit
Of that Church. We anticipate a large crowd
being present on the occasion. For his cha.
ritable design, Prof B. deserves the thanks Of
our entire community.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

ArTEHPT AT lycENDIARsN.--On the night
that the Recorders Office was broken into,
Mr.. Bisson's barber shop and the buildings
on that row was attempted to be destroyed by
some one setting fire to the wood pile of the
former in the rear Of and adjoining his shop
There was evidence of shavings being carried
from the street to kindie the fire. Fortunately
it was discovered and e~xtinguishcd before any
damage was done. On that same night sew.
eral runaway negroes escaped from our Jail.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

AFTENPT TO ROB THE REcoRpER-On
New Years night The Parish Recorders office
IN this town was broken into BY burglars ,nd
and the iron safe attempted to be forced, but
without success. With the exception of scat.
'ering some papers about and their work on
the safe, Tin which there was a large amount
OF money! no other damage was done. From
certain evidences, the Recorder thinks that if
was not the work Of negroes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

H-On the first January, the Governor Of
South Carolina telegraphed the following to
Mayor Monroe, Of New Orleans.
Holt has been appointed Secretary Of War.
lie Is Tor coercion, and war, we believe, is in.
evitable. We b-lieve reinforcements are on
the way. We shall prevent their entrance
INTO the harbor at every hazard"
To which Mr.. Monroe replied:
New Orleans fully sympsthizes with
charleston IN the perils TO which she is expos.
ed and will not fail to support her when the
occasion demands action"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

V-Fort Sumpter, into which Maj. Ander.
son ANONYMOUSLY entrenched himself laws
near the middle of the barbor, opposite Fort
Moultrie, and is built Of solid masonry n, =.
shoal, and completely surrounded by water
The Carolinians say that unless Anderson
escapes at night and by sea, he will never
leave there alive. His spikipg the guns and
leaving Fort Moultrie, because of the facility
OF its being attacked by land, shows Ander-
sons design to be to hold on to the United
states flag in that quarter, as long as he can.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

basis for the settlement Of all our
national difficulties.
Mr.. Davis says thai the Republican
members Of the committee have yielded
everything that was demanded Of them.
This news has been sent on to Balti-
more, hy Mr.. Davis, 10 his friends, and
also to Northern as we'll as Southern
cities.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
EgEcr from I5rsSAEA; SSO9 O9IGI
(RGyFcSf0U,
Toila'ssrs Arrirjng-H Mc ArIie Tnca-
SIN qnticiPGted-lIoccmeH Of Irooys-
Ihc SoHH Caroiipa LI}ics, Sc. &.
WASHINGTON, Jan. >, / ST..


h'5i'',''e' 'o'''! rom oa'''!oS''H arc
"I hiE''iE 'HI'jihg character.
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arr;ra =, a., ..;tv No. N.,w arn III g
n.nn,:".'" a,a t.n ,.oir 'r,,dI
IT, n. ~ C',.,i a1
rally ho,icyoi np NO an,Lorif yafn r,vato
! I,,,or, fr,n, 81, T,,,L At SrrIL,l.c,
- W;jl.Ayoi..- L,,.o boom crcaail.I
viii, = riaw to oftor,,+ flo i,rgs;o, ,T
nh C,r,I;,. r,,Inr tho s,,c,;,, ,r
! lie FrLrral Ga.r From Ibis aui from
! .Lr m.r.,irr att:,rdn f tLr rofro,l
| Sr,tcs G-..,.r.m,rt tha ,,rvi,.i.n i
Gaining ~rguua thai her, J., AN u,e,lt
n.,r,-i,y for tine immediate secession of
fln S.yiaar, STATE. and ,brir ~,ru1ion
with each other ror mutual defense -
. Thi, npininp also prevails here
All the bulys and the Ii.-.f, IN Char
lesion larbar have been removed :, as
to battle any attemut by hostile vessels
to enter the mort
Several gf the South Carolina Army
AMI Navy officers who have r~rcrDt,y
resigned their commissions have arrived
at Charleston and entered into the
service 81 .he State.
CAsr'cy. D. I'm > - whats
have been prohibited aurrnarLf,r tho
wharf If Cts,ln pincLrGr
The President Of the Convention i ~
recent Of birbIv i,pnortant commnn;.
cation from tEo CommissionorS 81 ST
Carolina at WASHINGTON . in cnnsccuon,
CO Of which the Convention want into
extra session
Tho Collector If tho Port ro,riros oil
o,4s;Io ,.ossoIs 70 on.or 81 s. -
CboyInston
The ladies of tbo CITY ond snrror,a
irc country bayo torJcred tho;. sor,,;
ccs At fine Forts
The Civ yiy.ilant Riaos b,ro hoon
d;snatcLoJto &C. -, M:
Island. while the Zouaves and German
Rifles have been ordered TO proceed
down the harbor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

~- Our opinion is, that by this time next
week the political elements will have cleared
sufficiently to have bright hopes yet for the
on'on' q have darkened beyond all r~esusci-
tatlon. The only chance is for the South to
persist in her determination to sccede, If VIC
would bring the North to its senses.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

RAW OYSTERS combine the most pre-
cious alimentary qualities. There is no
allmentary substance, not even except
ing bread, which does not produce in
digestion under certain given circum.
stances-raw oysters never.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
NrtD ADVERTISEMENTS.
a GarN.

T. a meeting held in Plaquemine. on Satur-
~ day last the 2gth inst, Tor the purpose Of
nominating Candidates (wh0 Were IN favor Of
co-operation,) 10 the State Convention, 10 be held
in Baton Rouge, on the 23d Of January, l>GI-
| offered the name Of the Hon. ChaS. A. BrUslS.
as a candidate Tor said convention. dd 50 Of
my own will. without any authority from Mr..
BruslG, TO offer his name 10 that meeting.
Now as some Of his political enemies are uS
Ing this. to impure him. | think it my duty 10
stale that those who are going about saying that
Ns. Bsnsiy Knew that | was 10 propose his name
At thai meeting, tell an infamous he.
For The above | am personally and solely re.
spousIhle. ALLEN JUMEL.
December 3ist 1860. iva
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

W The remains Of Mr.. A. BLACK, former
Postmaster here, and long a citizen Of this
town until within the last year or two, were
brought here yesterday from New Orleans,
for interment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

Rs" All arc good for adver-
Using. and dull times are as good as
any for the advertiser, for what little
is going on they get; and while others
are %grnmbling they pay their way, and
with a newspaper for a life-preserver,
swim on the top of the water while
others around them are sinking. Ad-
vertising is the very sunshine of bust
ness. 4 man makes very little ont of
this world unless he lets people know
that lie is in It.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

g- We invite attention to the letter of
Judge WIN. B. ROBERTSON, of West Baton
Rouge, accepting the nomination of the Sc.
cessionists as a candidate for the Convention.
1t has the ring of the true metal aboutit {,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

THAT BEAR.-That bear we spoke of
last week ras a "whopper," and no mistake -
The types, by adding tH made him weigh
just five thousand four hundred pounds more
than We intended. Stock of that character
would certainly be worth seeing.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

Y Business in this town was generally
suspended yesterday, in compliance with the
PROCLAMATION of the President, that the day
De devoted to fasting and prayer in behalf of
the Union.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
The Candidates and their Views.

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L.rr;ross 81 nos.,r;,r p.,,:7.y n,,.oL
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o,d cr.-,rt.o far To 1,,,r, ,-.,b ~
to our slave rrc,cr,v and It's rri,t and ,.r-
,o.,o,, ori,yrnl,t :, r,,rro ms, n.,r
.uL.ooos ho ,-....,,, n,y.-,-
sion in ub;.t ,hos, ,oJ
b., o u,.5 A.
Smith oC Tho Doroo-,,. and O,oos;:o,
,i.0. and he ,boSo :, q, ST., -. D.,
;.n;, C,u,,a SE5.u poL;,, c
MANY o,ber b,;0b, historical nouo, Of,
,o,oris,ic., r[ol,;o.l s1io;,;.s ho.i5.s
icritv Of the talent Of the New Orleans bar
and by a vast majority Of the edi,or;a, corps
Of Ionisiana
Can the n~osition Of mon endorsed bv sncb
IN array Of ability ir,syri,v n,,r;oG.m .nI
influence ba = vrop, p~os,,ior9 Never,
Their principIe Of s,D,,ots ,S,o,s o.,.oo
arises. fist. out # that inJ~cpend,nt State 60
vereipntv pertsining 70 each State and ubicb
is the ground work Of all States Rights p,inn.
ciples: and entertsjn;nc sucb onire,. those
candidates conceive tIat Louisiana would be
disayoNing her individual soverei,rtv no q
member Of this conCederacv. were chs to A..
cline deliberstinp so,,ra,elv pnon tbo ,o,;cr
or interest Of remaining lon rcr in It Second.
". that indepepdent State action ia q necessity
at present. if We tax. any action At all rnon
the great question a, ;ssue. for the s;mnIo
rs.son ,b,, Eve Southern S,.tao will b,vs boa
their Conventions and decided each unon ,boi,
courso hsf,,e o,r Convo,tior ..souho. IT.
fiat co,rso 10 Sooossio, :, : h.ruu
roo,.d hr ,ho NC, .nI'osu;., u...
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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

UT will be perceived by advertisements
that the Firemen are to have a grand ball on
the sth, decked ont in uniform.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

II MARKETs.-We are glad 10 perceive
by the report Of the Markets on Thursday
last, In New Orleans. that both Sugar ard
Molasses are advancing in price.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
sA- There is a woman in Be~rnardstou

over fifty years old, who drinks one
quart of laudanum and two quarts of
ether per week, and has been in the
habit of using these stimulants to this
extent for twenty years. Sometimes
she takes them separately, and some
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
Important from Washington.

Mcas-N'grmy session Of Me CoJiRr-
The fia1i Crisis ne1r al haHd-EHt
mafnB If iHr C,mRlsSi0ncrs-THs Hide
Ayobcs Arming-THs Presidents Lett,,
IN the Commusi2acrs Upsgiisfectorg-
B1iiary Nosqgs IA Ch.rt,Stoa-Gr a
ScoH ogajR, AMI LqstIg a Prosprc, d
arrangement # al our N1iioaai DIN
csitiS-Wr HoHSe Commitac Of 5,
hiring conij7Hy agreoi nPon q Basis 81
Settlement. H9Hcajfh!!
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-No positiy,
decision was arrive at yesterday wit.
regard To the requests aud demands %.
.hc commissioners from South Carolina
There is but little prospect, however, o!
Il favorable conclusion.
Secretary Floyd his resigned because
Mr.. Buchanan refused to withdraw Ma.
ipr Anderson from Fort Sumter.
1t is reported that Mr.. Thompson, s..
crcjary Of the Interior, would have
rendered his resignation ere this but
for the Investigation now progressing
in the affairs Of his office bearing upon
,'c Ii'c ~""St'''t''A ol IAe iIN'lti iIu"'
bonds.
preventing report anticipates ne
resignation ais" 90 Vi. ~innh'35, 3t'It
hUtahic t. his sympathy wioh Secretary
EinNd.
lhc W ashiu%tcu c9Tre&r'''iyht u the
iicralh says nj Il. r. hat'2E, OF NaSSa-
chnScttS, IS among the persons named
as 1i!. fi'ElS successor.
anderson and forces VIII remain at Fort
|"'h'cr. 4hey may he remanir! To
f',i -"'utifit N'Hih 'ar'i:Nt gives
satisfactory assurances uA&t tjey VIII
H'5 o." %~l'&o'ct~
IL Is "ti'''c" That @ scott mas 70
c"hlIy submitted TO the fre5Id"nt a plan
Tor 'iotH"d."E tHc nafhor OF ~'d"rcSto2
Icc'IaHiyhtinE the reinforcement ol alt
garflS"hs. Inc suggestion,
however, was not received with much
iav0r.
"AsHlNGroS, Dec. 3l.-lherc was an
otier stormy n exciting session OF The
ISbihct to-day. lhe object OF the con-
sultation was to discuss the special
message TO De sent 10 congress by
PRESIDENT Buchanan on the subject of
the relations between South Carolina
the tcderal government. Sccre-
laries thompson and Thomas will no;
resign on the issue made 10y Floyd, but
-he prospect Is that they VIII be forced
)ut OF the Cabinet. The President is
very strong IN his expressions against
ne eecessionlsts. lie charges thai
oouth Carolina has misunderstood and
abused his l~otoearance, n has forced
III MN useless ana dangerous issues.
ror mnI;.;ooi ' h"t ,Iho ; - Nv ~
nucstion There i NO ionrcr onv
lonbt that n final crisis is at hand Tho
administration has rome comnIetrIv
VI to the North
The South Carolina Commissioners
nave notified the President that nnIess
m official replv To their note is received
~ to-morrow thew will Icave for homo
they demand the Withdrawal of tho
Federal troons from CLorIaston
Ex-Secratarv FIovd ends q con,nu.
,~icttiop n CnTcrns.to.nnrrn ovnIni~-
NO his connection with the s.olcn bonds
md fully v~jDIicatinr the War Dcnort,
Trio Hon NJ Ci,rr,4,, MI, a.:
emf secession speech in Virginia yes
and was enthusiastically ap-
,lauded.
Dispatches received today BIZ the
Government disclose a conspiracy Of
yide-Awakcs in Chicago and St Louis
o seize the II Louis Arsenal with IN =
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

times mixed. She is dependent IN IT,.
town for support.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

SECESSION STATE CoSvESTIoNs-THE
New REPUBLC.-South carolina having
opcHed the ball of secession, we repro
duce, for the information of our readers,
the cotton States, in the order in which
they are expected to follow. A seces-
sion State Convention will be held
In Florida, January g..
In Alabama, January I.
In Mississippi, January /.
In Texas Spontaneous January 8.
In Georgia, January 9.
In Louisiana, January %.
a special session of the Legislatures
each Of Virginia and Tennessee, in re-
ference to a State Convention, will meet
on the 18th January. The Leg ~islature
of North carolina is now in session. and
according to our last reports was en-.
gagged upon measures for arming the
State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
List OF Letters

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office at Plaque
Ii mine, Parish of Iberville, Louisiana, for
The Quarter ending December 81, 1860.
Persons calling for any of the following let
ters, VIII please say advertised.
LADIES' LIST.
Allen Mrs. C. Ncrault Onezime.
Biount Eliza, Miss Winslin MaryC.
Caro- Francis
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
y

ATTENTION.
INHE members 81 the Union Fire Compsnv
a No. l., are requested 10 appear al the meet
ins room on the sth day Of January, at ten
% o'clock A. n and at the Ball in the eveniu, of
sa me day in full Uniform and black pants.
By order of the President.
l.. CH.kI, Sec. JOHN II. SHANKS Pres
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

EtdtHM LOUlsI0ns-Pdr0iSSe Il UerrMe-
COur dN 6eme District Jadiciqire.
Dams la Succession dc fcue AZelia r.
Daigre.
4 TTENDU, que Mark A. Estevan a CO jour
n depose en- cette Cour son Tableau dad
ministration de la succession de feue Azelia +.
baigre en- sa capacite de tuleur ct e~x-oficio ad-
ministrateur.
Avis est par lie present donne A toux ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente jours de la
date de &c present les raisons pour lesqueIles ls
dit Tableau lie serait pas honiologue ct fait is
lngenent de cette Cour.
lberville, Jsnvier 3, 1861.
JAMS NJ. 4. ESrEYAN. Grefkef.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

State ~ Louisiana Parish Of BerriAe-Bh
District Court.
In matter Of Estate Of Azelia F. DaiCrc,
decd.
WHEREAS Mark A. EStevan has thi. day
w filed in this Court his tablesu of Admin.
stratlon Of The Estate Of Azelia +. Dagre, decd.
in his capacity of Tutor and ex-offcer admir-.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern TO show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof, why said tableau should moi be
homOlogated and made a judgment of this court,
lberville, Jan'y. 3, 1861.
jsn5 NJ. A. ESTEvAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

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