davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-14
Order of Publication.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, sitting in and
for the County of Deniphan, for the trial Of
causes arising under the laws of said State.
Eleanor A. Poulet
and Alexis Poulet,
Under the name, style and
firm of
E.A. Peulet Co., Court Notice.
Harvey W. Forman,
John Alferd, and
John s. Pemberton.
TNHE plaintiffs, by E. J. Jenkins, their attor-
L ney, on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1862,
filed an affidavit in this action, showing that
John S. Pemberton, one Of the defendants in
this action, is a nonresident of the State of
Kansas. and cannot be served with process is
suing from this Court: it is therefore ordered
by the Clerk of said Court, in vacation, that
the said John S. Pemberton be notified, by pub
LEGATION in the White Cloud Kansas Chief, a
weekly newspaper published in the County of
Doniphan, and State of Kansas, during six con-
secutive weeks, of the tendency of this suit,
the object of which is to obtain judgment against
the said defendant for the sum of One Hundred
and Eighty-nine Dollars and Twenty-four
Gents, with interest from date, at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum; and unless he plead,
answer or demur to the plaintiffs petition
against him filed. on or before the first day Of
October, A. D. 1862, such petition will be taken
as true and confessed, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the seal now in use by
said Court, at office, in Troy, this 25th day of
July, A. D. 1862.
HENRY BODER, a.. Clerk.
July 81, lS62-7w. Prs fee, $ls.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-14
Vengeance for the Murder Of Ce,.,.,
McCook.

II NASHVILLE. August 8.
1t 10 reported that McC Cooks soldier.
nnng seventeen goerrillss. and laid waste
the country around Salem, where NJ Cook
was killed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-14
DELINQUENT LANDS

For the Tax of 1850 and I6el. I'm
Brown County. Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
ae4lY IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
Tie Reinforcement Of the Armies
Patriotic Proposition by the Loyal States
RESPONSE OF THE PRESIDENT.
nE CALLS FOR 100000 MORE MEN.
WARRINGTON, Tugsday, July !, 1862.

WARRINGTON Tuesday, July !, 1862
TIE following correspondence between the Presi-
don't and The Governors of the several States will
.Hplaip Itself:
20 rsE PRrsIDESr: The undersigned Governors
VI S:ates of the Union, impressed with the behel
itst the citizens Of the States which they resPec'
lively represent are of accord in the hearty de-
Ie thst the recent successes OF the Federal afiIs
nay DC followed up by measures which must insure
she specdy restoration of the Union, and be-
leyrVg ;hat N view of the important military
movements now in progress, and the reduced con
,'tou Of oar effective force in the field, resulting
rom he anusral and unavoidable casualties of the
service, that the time has arrived for prompt and
y,roIoue measures to be adopted by TIE peoplo in
.oryon Of the great interests committed to your
cha-ge, we respectfully request, if it meets with
Your en,ire approval thst you at once
cal uron Tie several States for such number Of men
Or nay be required to fill up all military organiza-
TOES nov in the field and add TO the arms hereto
fore Organized such additional number Of men as may
~ yonr Judgment be necessary TO garrison and hold
ail OF tbc numerous cities and military positions that
Rave seen captured by armies, and TO speedily
crush the Rebellion that still exists in several OF the
southern States, thus practically restoring 10 the
-iviized world orr great and good Government.
An believe that the decisive moment lie at hand,
and - tina; end the people OF the United States are
dee Ious 10 AID promptly in furnishing all reenlorce
ments that you may deem needful TO sustain on
Cove nment.
ISAAC wASHBI RNE. Jr Governors Mains.
y :. BERRY. Governor OF New HamD hire.
FREDERICK HOLBkOOh. Governor Of Vermont
NM. A. b thlNGiAM, Governor Of Connecticut.
r. d. MORGAN, Governor of N-w-Yofs.
tHAS. :. DipEN. Governor oil New -icrseN.
A q. q RIIN. Governor OF PenDsylss nia
A W. BHADt Ord, Governor Of Maryland
=. L IlERPONT, Governor Of Virginia.
J. h. TEMPLE, President Bosd Of Ncn.ucky
ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor tennessee
ID. X. GAMbI r, Governor OF Missouri.
U. y. MORTON, Governor Of Indiana.
DAVID NOD Governor Of Ohio.
ALEXANDr.R RAMSEY Governor Of Milne,ot.
No SAID YATES Governor Of Illinois.
EDWARD saLOMON, Governor OF Wisconsin
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WA,BINoToN July !, 1867
GrSgLENIn: Fully concuring in the wisdom.ci
tie views expressed TO Inc in so patriotic manner
by you in the communication Of the 18th day %
June have decided.tO call into the service add
tionS fierce of three hundred thousand men. sug-
gest and recommend that the troops should lie chiefly
Of Infantry.
The qpo;a of your State would be --. trust
lhai tney may be enrolled without delay, SO 40 10
brAg iHis unnecessary and injurious civil Wa to =
speedy and satisfactory conclusion. An order fixing
The quotas Of the respective States VIII be issued BY
tie War Department tomorrow.
ABRAHAM LINCOIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
CRITICAL POSITION OF Gen. CUSIlSS ARMY
Reported Bombardment of Vicksburg

CARO-. Tu-,d,y Jay 49,.
Aly ~. from Arkansas arc 10 The effect that Gen.
Hindran. with some 3 0O0 Rebels, was in the imme-
aiate vicinity Of ST. Charles and that Col Fitch had
abandoned the io-t. spikiug the guns.
Tn, situation OF Gen. Curtis is sad TO BE critical,
he beng unable TO procure supplies, ami his army
having bos1 On LaIf ra.ions for week.
Re,cr,s have been current here to-day thai Com.
Farr:gut had given he authorizes Of NicksbuI 3
mil Monday last to surrender.
eepyrts via Columbus, by passengers, are hat .
tgh Rad taken place II Holly Springs, and bon'-
bardtaent Of twelve hours duration al Fic-sbuTs,
bat The tine Of neither engagement is given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.

The following deaths in the various hospitals, &c.,
in this vicinity, have occurred since last report:
Newell v Clark, Company q, 9sdNY
G. r. scroggns, Company u, l7'h Virginia
G.. W. Jennings, Couipsny A s6th n. Y
Jacob g. Saekner Company H. I'd Michigan.
W :. WIight, Company X, 81 Michigan.
NJ. j. Spacht Company d. 52d Penn.
r. d. Carr. Company g. s6th n. Y.
Nelson Hayes. Company l, 18th n. Y.
Heel Miller, Company h, 9th Wisconsin.
james Mcoill. Company A, 10th Ohio.
John Albert, musician, 8.t Penn.
Charles Welch, Company C. l00th v. Y.
Charles Inbcfgcr, -. Pennsylvania.
WA. Fry Company b, 57th Penn.
body which arrived by tho steamer Chsmpisn was in.
teered by the Government undertaken The name was not
given in tho order.
Relatives OF decreased soldiers be furnished with oil the
Information they desire In relation the burial place Of their
friends &C. by calling = T. Sands, Government under.
,sseS, No ss4 , r''st goth Wssh Rep, Juyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
IRON nARTINs6JRG.
Rebel Dssk ON IooraeId-fOO Of the o. nr,-
Iasd Home Gnard Captured.

sff7-1I DI-n1i7 @ TIs N. = ITlIT|r.
3l,.TlN.il.t, Tu.,i,y. July !, lSG1-E %
Col. Harness, formerly Of AsbL Cavalry, cap
,ured MoosGeld On >unday afternoon, snd abou, 100
OF lhe MARYLAND Home Guam, who held iae pace,
were al taken prisoner.
They were subsequently paro.,i by Harness and
sent TO Cuuabe .and with accouterneE;,, but with
Oa; guns. TIE klary.aajers were deceived about
abe humble Of Rebels. They were reported 1900
strong. IlaInes, Aa- got hi.n.rf in bad boz, he
cant efcape capture.
Capt Carpea,sr OF .be Je-,.e Scouts WIS shot a
The les by a Rebel female Al Cumberland, l.,t gu.
The wound Is nc, dangerous.
NoIg.-Moogh.id 4. oos village IN Hsrdy Couuiy. Vs..
az tie south branch of - ,onac 7S lai~s uorisr' o.
s,ADenj c,nia .-v-r .ose, AZ mia. ,nt A. OIL; ~
swelling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

and, inside OF the island, covered by our gunboats,
should any enemy mccst them. BIT Of tins there Is
no fear. From this they may proceed to higher
station on the river, az may be- necessary.
Gen. Caseys brave division did excellent service
in securing ard Transporting stores.
We are still fighting. Fort Darling will be ours
tomorrow, and possibly Richmond will be occupied
and the Rebel army cut to pieces by the Fourth OF
July.
Gen Mcclellan remarked tonight TO the bearer OF
dispatches that we were everywhere victorious, but
the great battle had just begun, and be could not
make report until The job is done.
But must close and hasten 70 the left wing, for
Mcclellan, Heintzelman, Hooker, and kearney aIe
there, and movement il going on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
TIE SUWANEE ASHORE.
LEwEs, Del. Tuesday, a.,

LswXs, Dell Tuesday, June 1, 1862.
The steamer Suwanee, from New-Ores1s for
Philadelphia, went ashore on Fenwicks Island to-
day. She lies in an easy position. Assistance has
been sent for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
'Pec.l Di'Ps,eh 10 III, n. Y. Td.un..

Special Di'Pseh 10 III. n. Y. Te,us.
a tssHi-. MolJ.y J,n- 80. fi52
Ihr AeofrHche states thai tie Eebs. leaders have
olemn.y determined in the last emergency, TO ap-
W 10 Great Britain France 10 be received a,
CLONES.
There sre here many funlof, Of h. fore. under
keokinriGae, moving north TO f.n upoa ,:enc,al
Hslleck's istsohei division.
General Curtis is suffering for supplies Our boat,
,snnOt get ~ White River, owing 10 low v,;aer.
Arkansas refoe'ees report Pike, with 6.OOa men.
moving from Port Smith 10 attack Cuitiss rear.
sse Hiudaag "a rapidly gathering p iolce 10 attu.1
fr front Ap.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

Ian, when biz RICH, fell back, pushed forward his
lett toward Richmond, and reached the city, This ia
deemed as worthy OF no great reliance. Communi'
cation has been cut oft nearly "a hours. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

1f> H4odapll0 Pres copies our special core.
rndens admirable account OF the battles OF Thur
BY and Friday last before Richmond together with
be very full list Of casualties and credits them to
ne Herold. Doubtless, The Press was led into
be Liunder by the error Of T1e Epy|ss ~ he r.;st
H,,ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

I'VE print the above letter Of our rega!an
correspondent with the Army lately commanded
by Gen. Fremont, as We print the letters Oh
all our Army correspondents, as part of tie
history of the times, but without indorsing iis
judgments and criticisms on the appointments
of Gen. Pope to succeed or command Gen.
Fremont. As We cannot know the grounds 81
the Presidents action in the premises, we fox
the present express NO opinion upon t.-Ed.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE
SOUTH WEST.

The FeTt on st. Charles River ABANDONED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

While all ewes were strained on 1t, watching It's
peculiarly slow and winding ascent upward, ter
mic explosion. Carrying fears 70 the hearts Of all ar
il shook The earh, was heard, aud moment after
sn immense mass Of very white smoke wss seen
forcing its way np trough the dark, rolling mass Of
black, and AZ il developed iiseb assumed the shape
o's uopff'r Balloon. Jte phepQpsnop wa swfn'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

IUt tbNtl NbhNifbN.
srea black cloud Of smoke sno sheets Oh Ma ne
are now nepr the railroad track; sill another
and another. Now tie fame. snd smoke aye seen
almost eyeryWheieup along the PLAIN, cp the 'ki't'
81 The woods whefe he suicrs tents we're situated
tie aames an smoke have also made their appear
au,c; the whole oi Tie tents, which were occupied
by II least three iioGaud people ami all the goods
aud elects Which they could not move ~ the hase
and confusion nov tic at the meey Of ;he approach
Jug aame. Large and eonu'Odioas frame house,
which lad been erected for cnrrenters iile'', uin-
berinen and the railroad leboIeu with steam saw
a.. all went ia their turn. The
pork hoQ.c cut up dleadfuly black, slowly low
ering. vast column OF smoke. Tbs column, N ils
appearance, Is contIasird with The clear, blue sly,
was hlacke than lie blacklist ibundercloud The eye
ever rested on.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-03
Question du Cotton.
REC0LTE DE 1862.

Tout ct tant d'opinions ont dtja etc
cmises ct debattucs III suict de la r.
collie prochaine quill est du dcvoir dc
Ia prcsse de raiBonncr avec calme. Les
arguments du President DC la Cunven-
ton des habitants du Sud nous ont de.
ia c%onvaincus de l'opportunitd dc plan
ter Commc autrefois ct son adresse
don't nous anaIysons n partic nous
lonne la mcsurc dc notrc position ac-
tucllc vis-Avis dcs puissanccs dtran-
ceres. II dit:
"Cetto question est Ia plus impor-
tantc qui ait etc prtscnt6e 4 ccttc SEES
sion de Ia Convention. Ayant la ~rGcolte
dc 1861 on mains, deyons nous plan.
ter une forte rdcolte en- 1862 7 Tous
sont davis que nous dovons divertir
I'm montant suflisant dc travail dc la
production dc cotton, sucrc ct tabac
atm dc nous fournir nous-mtmcs en-
abundance DIES articles les plus ntces-
saircs a la vic. Mails, eli memo temps
nous devons nous ehorccr de conservar
notre Wonopole de cotton sur les mar
ches Ga uonde. lnutilo dc vous dire
qu'afin dc SC rendre independents du
cotton du Sud, les Gouvernements
d'Angleterro ct France ont encourage
sa production dams lInde, rEgypte, 4
Algcr, sur la cote Quest dc FAfrique;
ct partout on il y await un peu de
chance de success, des associations ont
etc form6es, des CRANES ct les neil
lcurs outils ct machines cxp6di6s, DIES
prix o~ffcrts, des sommcs donn6cS ct
cnfin tout CO que des gouverncments
pouvaient faire ma pas etc omis pour
arriver 4 leurs grands projects.
"Lc present blocus de Q ports, lie
fable stock ct les Il dams les
prix, stimuleront tous les pays qui
peuvent 6tre engages dams cette cus-
ture, a augmenter leur production. Au
moment OH les autrcs pays augmen-
tent devons nous detruire notre mono
pole ct faire tort 4 nos plus grand in
tertes? II parait que notre meilleure
politique dcvrait 6trc, lie blocus leve, de
fsurnir en- abundance lie cotton au plus
bas prix possible. Ayant lo meilleur
sol, climat, saisCn ct travail, nous
t,crrions ct pouyons neutrallscr toutc
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-03
NOVWWHNtYHt.J
Aux legations de France Ell d'AngIeterfe.

En- prenant les rtines du gouverne.
ment, Lincoln, au lieu d'essayer 4 con
solder la stabilize dc rUnion, ct con.
lolntcmcnt ave son cabinet, dc WELLER
aux inttr6ts ct 4 la prosptrit6 du peu.
pie du Sud, CT 6tcndant ses relations
commentaries ct dtvcloppant SEES facul.
tds morales ct c~iviles, a tourne SEES ef
forts immtdiatement i Ia destruction
dc &c commerce ct DIES efforts que ses
predecessors a~vaient fait pour rcsser-
rer les liens d'amitid qui unissaient lie
Sud ct lie Nord.
La violation dos droits dun pcuple
librc porte en- sol le gorme dies plus
tcrrlbles consequences. L'Italic ct la
Greco, la Pologne ct Ia lIongrie sont
des examples frappants pour les des-
potes ainsi que pour lie dictateur 4
Washington.
lie pcuplc du Sud q droit dc SC Sc
parcr de rUnion, parcc que son premier
magistrat a viold la loi, menace les
proprietes des citoycns ct essaie dc de-
truire un 6tat de chooses don't ses pre-
dtccsscurs en- Office ont recount Ia sta.
bilitt.
Les pr6paratifs fats par lie Nord
pour bloquor o ports dun cote, ct
l'invasion de notre territoire de rautre.
tendent i ruiner lie commerce de ce
pays ct mettent CT danger la vic dos
citoyons.
I'm tel ctat dc chooses devrait attirer
~l'attention de tous les gouvernements
qui veulcnt pcrp6tuer lordre ct favori-
ser les progress de Ia civiIisation, ct
devrait en- consequence occuper les
gouvernements de France ct d'Angle-
terre.
L'aveugle fanatisme du Nord qui a
amen6 la secession l6gale DIES Etats
Conftd6res augmente chaquc jour l'im-
portancc de notre situation ct peut,
peut-Gtre ~compromettre lie gouverne-
mcnt modtr6 mails ferme dc Richmond,
qui a su acquerir l'estimc du pcuple
du Sud ct SaYney les sympathics dc
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-03

Europe eclairtje, par les beaux result
tats de son administration.
Mais ce gouvernement, CONNIE vous
lie comprendrez bien, est dams des APP
~prehensions continuelles qui 10 mettent
dams Ia ntcessite d'adopter TN systeme
de defensive excessivement on6reux.
Nous, lie peuple de la Confederation,
n'avons nul doute qu'un tel dtat do
chooses n'obtienno la sympathie des
gouy erncmcnts de France ct d'Angle-
ferre que YOU ~reprdsentez, nous esp6-
rons que leur bon vouloir pour le Sud,
don't les droits leur sont bien oonnns
les engagera a prendre en- considtra-
ton serieuseAotre situation ct i aviscr
au moyen lie plus ef1icace d'y porter
remede. FASANI.
Natcllitoollcs, 2 avril, 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-03


influence, resultant de la presente
guerre. Sill etait decide par Tin vote
s%olennel de cette convention, CONNIE
notre politique, de ne pas planter beau
coup de cotton cette arnse, notre calse
en- serait affaiblie en- Europe en- dGtrui.
SAINT les sympathies de ceux uui sont
lnteresses dams les articles communs
ct COMPETENT sur les expeditions an
lluelles de &c Pays. C'cst d6'Clarcr Que
les millions de populations. capital.
machines ct cxp6diteurs d'Europe, en-
cages dams lie waste ommerce Of
manufactures de cotton, doiveps letter
les yeux a%illeurs qu'ici pour SEES articles
communs, nonobstant la leved din
blocns. Avec une telie declaration
vous donnez n nouvciio impulsion i
Ia culture du cotton dams tous les eli
mats tropitau1 inconnus iusqu'ici."
70 rals9nnement est juste ct marqu6
al cola de Ia plus saline economic poll
tlque. Dams les COLONIES de L'Uaion.
nous ayons etc les avooats dc La meme
cause, mails nous etions en- minorit6.
N6anmoins, nous commissions les eff
forts constants DIES p~uissances europe
enies. Nous savions que nj d~tpenses,
hi ddboires n'avaient pu encore les de-
tourner de leurs vues sur IN suiet 81
important; mails pcu ont cru que 81
IN voix patriotiquc ne ~s'dlevait, notre
pertc 6tait d peu pres c~ertaine. Peu 4
peu, nous avons nous-meme etc INDUS
DIES lddes que nous combattions autre.
tols, ct favorist en- tant que fairc Sc
pouvait, les idGcs dc Ia rGforme, all
point de vue des novatcurs. Les mr.
guments du president de la convention
hous ont ramend 4 nos prelniers prin-
.cipes, ct CONNIE lui nous croyons que
nous devons lutter hardiment contre la
concurrence 6trangere qui semble nous
menacer CONNIE Fllydre de Lerne. Dus-
sions nous vendre nos produits il vii
prix, pendant plusieurs anndes consG-
cutives, nous dcvons roster les maitres
du %monopolc, que nous ayons su con
qutrir an detrimental de l'AngletorIe dams
Plnde. II y q encor c~inquantc ans,
himportlons-nous pas La maicure partie
de nos m~archandises de cotton des In.
deg, ct d cettc dpoguelc nankin %n'ttait-
pas porte CONNIE pantalon d'ttt2
Done, la seule maniere don't lie Sud
puisse monopoliser lie commerce du co.
ton avec success, est en- plantant en-
abundance, c%ultivant avcc lie travail
csclave Of vendant bon mareht.
Mails 81 nous n'arrdtons pas Ia marche
dc cottc culture, nous ne devons pas
non plus oublier quo pour maintcnir
icune confederation, nos efforts
constants doivent dtre tcndus vcrs la
production des ctreales. De &c cote,
nous dcvons aussi nous rendre indie
pendants du monde enticr. Dams nos
ttats Sc rencontrcnt toutcs les tempe
natures; que chacun tire parti dc son
experience CT produisc chez hi tout ce
qui rapporte lc plus. Nous devious ia
v~oriser rdtablissement dc manufactures
qui foront notre force ct de
uno source intpuisablo de
ricllesscs, que nous envicront nos vol.
sirs.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-03
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession Sale.


Sassession Of 1etdow Dominique Metoyer, f.tp.c.
DY virtue of an order Of the Honorable
DDistrict Court in and for the parish Of
Natehitoches, there will be sold, at the late
residence of the deceased in the Parish OF
Natehitoches, 20 miles from the Town Of
Natchitoehes, on
Thursday, the 18th day of April, 1862,
all the movable property belonging to said
Succession. consisting of household and kitch
en- furniture; mules, OK cart, plonghs, corn,
fodder, cattle, &c,
And on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of May, 1862,
| will offer for sale of the late residence of
the said deceased, the following slaves for
life, belonging to said Succession, to wit;
Athanasse, negro man aged 90 years,
james, negro man aged 80 years,
Silvi, negro woman aged about As years,
Suzanne, negro woman aged about II years,
TERMS OF SALE.
For the moveables all sums up to twenty
dollars cash; above said amount payable on
lst day of April 1863, for the slaves one half
payable on tie 1st day of April, 1868, and
The other half payable on the lst day ofApril
1864. Purchasers on the credit to give their
promissory notes IN soltdo, payable to the
order Of the administrator Of said Succession,
at his domieil in this parish, with special
mortgage and vendors privilege, retained on
the property with the clause of non aIiena-
ton to the prejudics # the mortgage 50 re-
tanned to secure the fall and complete payment
Of the notes given, the notes bearing eight
per cent interest per annnm after maturity
until paid.
d. V. MURPHY.
3a-5i. AudiOneer.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-03
Avis

Succession de Hyler LeraSScur, decide.
EUSEBIUS Levasseur ayant demande
~ a etre nomme administrateurde la success
sion de Hyler Lavasseur, DECIDE;
Avis est par ces presentes dome a toutes
personnes interessees d'avoir a deduire, dams
dix iours, les raisons pour lesquelles la de-
mande du petitionnaire ne serait pas accor-
dee.
B. j. BOUIS.
27ms-2i Greffier