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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the Orpban's Home from
c.A..l n;.Ae;ex Nh 1 Bnffalo T02nshin
II you never cav John G. SAKE, here il
bis picture, drawn BY himself:

Nov Tn . man, you must learn,
Lees famous for beauty than streagth-
And for ought could ever discern,
Ofrather superAuous leagth.
II truth, 'tis bot seldom one meets
Sueh Tltan il human abo1es.
Ana Whea saa1k ovor ~ streeeo
rna noe1hut Co., 0fcoo1or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

JouN G. SAxE.-Our readers will please
bear in mind that to morrow night john g.
SAKE delivers his lecture on Poets and
Poetry" At the Metropolitan Hall. The
h ouse will undoubtedly be crowded, and
re recommend all those wish to be certain
Of hearing the great Wit, to secure reserved
seats Is soon as possible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
41,534,547.65
LIABILITIES.

5th-Liabilities 10 Banks, or 9TH
ers, due or not due
6th-Losses adjusted and due.
7th-Losses either unadjusted
8th--Or adjusted and not due. $64, 1893
9th-Losses in suspense, await
ing further proof.
1Oth-All other claims against
the Company (unpaid divi-
dends). ........ 1926. 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

OuR sister city, Davenport, has four ska
ting parks. all well supported. indicating
that the denizens Of that city are extremely
fond of that vigorous and healthy exercise.
-Bsrliagton Harksye.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
MlSCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
11th-The greatest amount in any one risk
IS SEQ, 900, except in special cases.
l2th-The amount insured in any one City,
Town or Village, depends upon its size,
and how built.
13th-The amount insured in any one block
depends as above.
14th-Certified Copy Of the Charter Of the
Company as 6lcd heretofore.
15th-Deposits are made with other States.
Amount Of Premiums received in Iowa for
year ending Dec. Slst, 1865, is &36, ,92l..
IS, (Receipts for December 1865, being
estimated.
16th-Power Of attorney filed herewith.
g., TTMO G. ALLYN, PaEsrDsxr.
o's"eo GEO. n. COLT, SEcnrrARY.
s''ss Hartford ss cSssnsS's'' co"s,g Jan. s'h ss.
Personally appeared T. C. ALLYN, Pres
ident, and GEO. n. COLT, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. and
made oath that the foregoing statement, bv
them subscribed is ! true, full and correct
statement of the affairs Of said Company,
and exhibits, 80 far as can Be ascertained q
this date. its actual condition on the 81st
day Of December, 1865.
(Signed) CHARLES W. JOHNSON,
Justice Of the Peace.
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.
Dss MouRs. JAH. 22d. 1856.
Il IL hereby certified, that there hes been aled
| in this Office . - orn statement, showing the
condition Of the Hartford Fire Insurance com
pauy located at Hartford, in the State Of Conn.
on the.Sl dsy of December, A. u. 1856, IN &C.
cordauce with the provisions Of an Act OF the
General Assembly Of the State Of lows, entitIed
An Act in relation TO Insurance. Ccmpaoies,
approved January %, 1851. and an Act amend.
atcry thereto. approved February 9th 1858 and
IN act il relation 70 Life Insurance Ccmpanies,
approved March l7,h, 1868 that said statement
shows that said Company y possessed 0f the
requisite amount Of capital, and Invested - e
quired by law Authority j. therefore gwen 20
to the above named Company 20 sfAnnacs aI sneIr
| in accordance with the laws thereof, until the
slst dav Of January, A. H., one thousand eight
| hundred ana sixtv seven. IL 10 also eefGneds
thai John {. Svits 4 Co., Of Davenport, hes
been duly appointed b. said Company sne1r
s~fal Agent ed Attorney f:r %: s,.fs Sosos
ssrs.es therein. snd to aekpowledge service ci
and nreeess as provided BY Law, upon bis
fl;no IN The Clerk Of the District Conrt 10
for said Couoty this certificate asds copy ofthe
statement On lie In this Ones ISIS starsnes CT.
titled thst the attached = sfus eed eosfss'
copy Of the said statenens. .-,
h.na erS .G1ed ~ seal u oiBee The dsv and
yer 6rss above vriitss. !sc a. z,ss.' 1Sssss
l J A~AaA-~s~ a>.a I
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ASSETS.

ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in Bank, .1l4,241.O2
Cash in hands Of Agents,
and in course Of transmits
sion, ...... 67,556.49
Bills receivable for loans, Sc
cured by personal and COL
lat, raj security, :. -. 21,294.54
Real Estate uncncumbered 68.00000
Rents and inte est accrued,
payable Jan. LIST, 1861. 15, 126.0J
Stocks and Bonds. rs per
schedule fled with State
Auditor, ........... II ,34S. .33O.5"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

AroLoGY.--We apologize to our readers
for the lack VI our usual amount Of local
matter in last nights issue The deficiency
arose from Misunderstanding o orders.
JonN g. SAxE's LECTURE. E.-Ressrved seats
can be secured between / and o'clock
"Wednesday, Jan. 3lst, on application at the
ball. E. A. OLIVER, Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30


Sucn IS LlFE.-If you doubt our word,
call on Q. r. Burr, at Nc SO Brady, and
examine his unrivalled stock offanily gro
cerics s-the very best in Davenport. Now
is your time. He is clearing out his stock,
and selling at unusually low rates.
DREssED PoRk. staple came In
little more freely TO day, than has been usual
Of late. No packing has as yet been CON-
nS"rss, n."s.a v ~e lea learn n' that Chambers Co., Of
that city, are slaughtering at the ratio Of
four hundred hogs per day.
FAsr AoE, THIS The editor Of tho
Rock Island Argue states that he has just
received letter from "Rural'-some l6
miles distant from Rock 1sland-that has
only been serenteen days in coming to hand.
Better walk back and read the man your
reply, Bro. Barnes.
In her wild, impetuous, passionate mood
She trampled her love in the dust where
she stood"
She wouldn't tave done that il he'd had
on an elegantly fitting suit Of clothes made
to order by Remington & Co., near the cor
ner of Brady and Second.
TIE ANNALS OF lowA.--We acknowledge
the receipt Of number bf this periodical for
the quarter beginning with January. Among
its many interesting articles and serials, We
notice History Of Davis county" and
the First Reunion Festival of the Early
Settlers Association Of Dubuque county"
FrrrY DOLLAR CouxrsRrEirs.-We advise
our business men to use more than usual
caution in receiving bills Of large demon n
ations. Several Of our exchanges give ac-
counts Of the attempted circulation Of City
dollar count erfsit bills Of such dangerous
execution that It Was with difficulty they
were detected as not being genuine.
SEVERAL Irs.-If lady wants : neatly
fitting gaiter, she goes to Child 4 Co.'S on
Brady if gent wishes . neatly fitting
boot, he goes to Child L Co.'s on Brady il
family needs any kind Of shoes, Of any
style or manufacture, the father immediate.
" goes to Child 4 Co.'s on Brady. II you
don't believe what We telr you, 60 and ex.
anime the stock At Child & Co.'s on Brady
BEAu BRuxnsL. Beau Brummel Was very
fonl Of dressing finely, aud if he were liv
ing now. We haven't doubt but that be
would purchase all his ready made clothing
Of Sam. Perry, on Brady street. whose
stock is the lai gest, best manufactured. and
best selected 10 the city. Reader, call o.
him and examine his stock.
UsauLY BoYs.-Every exchange We pick
up, contains some remarks about the row
dyism Of the boys in that locality in snow
balling passers BY, Tightening horses
jumping on sleighs, etc. It may b th'
fashion in other towns for the youth to pei
local editors, bns 20 fer ~ We have observed
perfect order prevails throughout Daven'
port, and the boys enjoy the sleighing +
their utuost.
Il WESTERN Uxrox r. R.-Ws are in re
ceipt Of time table Of this road, showtnl
. thattrai row leave Port Byron for Ra'
cine, ~ follows:
Passenger train a.. 800 A. n
Express, freight and passenger s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

MENDBLSsOnN CONVENTION. active
friends Of vocal culture in this city are hold.
ing . convention At LIE Claire Hall IN this
city, which will continue two weeks, The
session commenced last evening, under the
direction Of Prof. J. F. Fargo. Of the ILL.,
nois Normal Academy, Of Bloomington.
The attendance vas not as large as could
have been desired, and surely not - large
IS it would have been had the people gener
ally understood the rare treat At their dis
posal. In all matters pertaining to the cul
tlre Of the voice, either in singing or con.
vsrsation, Prof Fargo assumes com.
m,nd in this convention, and after listen
ing one evening, we feel convinced that the
q convention is in able hands. He is evident
lv no quack nor yet bent upon advertising
NJ. Fargo, particularly. but takes the work
OF voice culture in hand in such .
plain and common sense way that
all cannot help being favorably impressed
nor car singers fail to be greatly enlight
ened and improved under his superior man.
sgement. The public generally cannot
over value this convention, nor pay il tso
cd every evening. All who attend, wheth-
Is singers or not, will be sure to find am
pie reward. Lessons commence at o'clock
p. H., and close at9P.x.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

WESTERN Uxrox r. R.-Ws are in re-
ceipt Of time table Of this road, showing
that trains row leave Port Byron for Ra-
cine, ~ follows:
Passenger train a.. 90 A. u.
Express, freight and passenger
train at. 90 p. u.
The stations on the road and distances
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
CIT 1T + M . .

JoBN G. SAKE lectures in Rock Island
this evening. Subject, Yankee Land"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
DAVENPORT, IOWA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1856

AGRICULTURAL SfATisslce a Scofl
CouxsY.-Tbs nuubse Of acres Of sprina
whsst sswu 10 Scott County ID he "a,
1854, q returned in the late eensus report
was lssOe-number Of bushels harvested
COZ. .ss7. Number Of acres Of winter wheat
sown $50; number Of bushels harvested
s.40o. Number Of scses Of os1s sown, Is,
273 number Of bushels harvested 6sl ,sss.
Number Of acres Of corn planted. 20 ,7Oa !;
number Of bushels harvested, 1850, 49,
Number Of acres Of srys sown. 9ss nun.
bss bushels harvested, s.55s. Number d
acres Of barley so~a, ls.4es; number Of
bushels harvested, 3e7. .476. The number
Of acres of aAx sown, ~; number Of
bushels Of seed harvested. b64; number Of
pounds Of lint, 1876. Number Of asrss el
Hungarian grass, lAs; number Of tons Of
hay from Hungarian grass, s74. Member
Of acres of tame grassss, S,ll6; number
Of tons Of hay from tame srassss, S.6A.-
Number Of tons Of hay from Wild grasses,
1859. Number Of bushels Of grass seed,
693. Number of acres Of Irish potatoes,
2,0ls number Of bushels harvested, s0l,
65S. Number Of bushels Of sweet pota-
toes, 1,707.
The number Of hogs Of all ages in the
county in 1854. WAS "a, ,4S6; /; the number
Of cattle Of al ages, 10000; namhsr q
mich cows, 1898 number Of pounds o(
butter manufactured. 49.oe3; Of cheese,
6,742. Number Of work oxen, 466 mum.
Der of horses Of all ages S,l64; nunber Of
mules. COS; number Of sheep, 10,16s =
number Of pounds Of wool shorn, 81, ,956 /;
Number of sheep on hand in 1865, 1857;
number Of dogs, S.2ss. Value Of sheep
killed by dogs ana wolves, $2,4S0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

1st-The name Of this Company u The
HARTFORD Fias InsUsAwcE ConPANY.
and is located at Hartford. Conn.
xu-aus Amount w-capol
stock is. ;. 81 ,ooo. 600. 90
3d-The amount of Capital
stock paid up is. 49,. 1000, 200. 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Go 70 rns BEsr.-Go to Bryant. STRAIT
ton L Merrill's Davenport Commercial Go!
lege, to get a thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tels-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing stamps) Bryant, Stratton Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

.And Is places Of business.
T. HALs TOWNSEND, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Sucn IS LiFE.-If you doubt our word ,
call on q. r. Burr, At Nc. SO Brady. and
examine his unrivalled stock Of ffalnily gso
cerics the very best in Davenport. Now
is your time. He is clearing out his stock,
and selling at unusually low rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

In her wild, impetuous, passionate mood
She tramrled her love in the dust where
she stood.''
She wouldn't tave done that il he'd had
on an elegantly fitting suit Of clothes made
to order by Remington & Co., near the cor
ner of Brady and Second.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Rich Growth of Hair produced.
The natural color restored mot dyed,) aud dis
sase Of the scalp, falling oG &C.. ehectually cur
Cd bv using MA0UIRE'S HAIR COLOR1NG
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price tl per bottle
Prepared and sold BY J. 4 c. AA0UlRE, drug
gists, st. Louis. octl2dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Tn. ANNALS OF lowA.--We acknowledge
the receipt Of number bf this periodical for
the quarter beginning with January. Among
its many interesting articles and serials, We
notice History Of Davis county" and
the " First Reunion Festival of the Early
Settlers Association Of Dubuque county"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Diarrhea. Dysentery. Sumner
COMPLAINT. &C.. speedily cured BY using Ma-
gaire's Compound Extract Of Benus Plant. Pre-
pared only BY J. / c. Mcguire, 81. Louis. and
cold By all druggists, II. ScovIAgt, ChicagoL,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-09-08
LOST Or NIISLAID.

shA certain Promissory Note. of date West Ba,
ton Rouge. August q, 1858. drawn Jointly b,
Mathurin Berthelot and Mary L. BertAelot, wife
IN favor Of Antoine P Minoulet, for the sum o.
nine hundred and forty-eight o2-lo0 (S94S o2,
1907 dollars, due on the LIST d,y OF january A. D
1862, with eight per cent. interest thereon from
date till paid said note secured by mortgage on
tract Of land in parish Of West Baton Rouge, anu
belongs to Estate of A. z. MinorAct.
sepS-3Od L. LEEAIL, Administrator.
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QAMUEL ELWELL respectfully notifies the
y public in general, throughout the parish, that
he has engaged JAMES W. POcUE, an expert
enced Blacksmith. as foreman of his shop, and is
now prepared. to do all kinds of BLACKSMITH
ING and IRON WORK, at rates to suit the times.
Eaa- He respectfully solicits a call from all
persons wanting work done in that line Of bust
ness, confident that he will give satisfaction in
every particular.
Dsz5. Shop at the Ferry Landing, opposite the
city Of Baton Rouge.
SVM'L ELWELL, Proprietor.
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~ STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Baton Rouge
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. r
Iumatter Of, succession Of Thomas Throw
g, deceased. No. G6l, and Of J. b.
Rossman, deceased No. co..
BYyIRTuE iofltwo commissions di-
rccted to the S,epjH sbf the, parish Of
West Baton Roage;din the above entitled
andnumbered SUGGESTIONS, OF date the 9th
day Of September A. D 1856. from the
Hon the Fifth District Court in and for
said parish and State, Twill offer at pub
lie sale to the last and highest bidder at
Hanrahan'saS Store in this parish OF West
BatonlR ouge;onri- --. wv y"
THURSDAY; Ae Goth day of September
next, a D 1866, at II o'clock a N the
Hereinafter described movable property
belonging 5nEg ljjn'in s'y1 to said aids! Suggestions rse n. TO-
ONE LOT coon skins, one deer skin
one carpet sack, ope parirH. linen pants,
one package rl;klag cartridges, half pound pow
der, one cap, one pair gloves, one old
eEImny oyvercoat, two large adgers, n VIC
lin and bow, one hat, u package gar
den seeds, one rife, TITO tin cups, two
axes, four bags shot, four pounds bar
lead, one large fur coat, one black coat,
three connfofts One pair blankets, one
skillit and Id one oven and lid, Ii pot
aud lid, n coil rope, ropes on raft,
eighty nine cypress tiers ,foD@. 3'9
Terms Of sale CASH.
&St2s5 1't! p JVDURALDE, JR.,
scpta.S. aaaioTaq s, 90 ifrefe D'py Shift
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sOUR HOUSE" +.
ALLEN s. iyosLE, Proprictors.

The best of WINES, LIQUORS., and LAGER
can always be found here. ss<,,,m6.
An EXCELLENT LUNCH always on the tape
to which the attention Of connoiseurs Is caieo
Corner Of Main s LafaJ cite sits Baton Rouge
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NNtiGG.

ALL peisons are hereby rotifcd not to buy Of
trade for COTTON or CORN from any freedman
living or employed on my place, without my writ
ten authority, as l have q lea upon all such crops
produced on said plantation.
scpt3-1m TAO'S. c. PATRICK.
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Steam Boilers Wanted.

ANY PERSON having a couple Of CYLINDER
BOILERS, between twenty-five and thirty feet
n length, in good condition, and suitable for a
Sugar Mill, can hear Of a purchaser by applying
to this Office Immediately. aug25-5t
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- :, ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,

"a tHL !
Paroisse N'Ouest Baton Rouge,
MI jclSQlEAEo ptsy4Gr JgDIIcA1RE. H
Dams Paffaire des succeEsions de, Thomas
Tlfower, DECIDE, Moa66l, let j. K. Ross.
y laal many dccedeey No!I662.i t7r
EN- yERTU dc deuixa commissions ad-
dresses oopR SherK dc IA paroisse dOuest
Baton Rouge dams ffessi 'Saccessions ci-des-
sus initiates 1T hufnerotees, en- date du
5 Scptemhes,Xs p.o1s66, de Honorable
la'Courod u Gihqdiemeo District Judiciaire
dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat susdite,
yexposerai' en- Avehtes phabliques, au dcrnier
ct plus ofrantf encherfisseur, Pau magazin
de r. Hanfahaa Cd ceNepafeissc, d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, om9lDpnl' pb 1ao] 81
JEUDl,s lcs ~ cptembarye3 i proclaim, A.
1866, Ill beprsiss a, ~, les mobiliers ci-
apres1 deserts sappaftenap pit en- commune
aux dites' SUGGESTIONS, sayoir.: .tea.
sUN LOT dc peaux Dc rat de, bois ct une
peap deecheyreul, IN valise, IN paire
pantalops, M paauet de c%artouches, I'M
demi llyre poudre, IN vest, un casquette
etipaige, dc, giants, tdeu1l haches, q%uatres
Tyres de p4tomb. IN, vieux .surtout, deux
tar,e get an Yi9lon q. afnc1bet I'm ehapeau,
IN lot CRANES De jardipage, une carabine,
deux f%erblancs, up surtesuat en- peau, IN
lot ;de chaudileyeess ct I9pleau de corde,
cQfdss sur lss gGa1eapx. fRatIe viDgt dix
nenf rangee de bois ;de .Sypres. ,o-e, cz
Conditions de Ia Yente--Comptant.
-. J.v,,DyRE.AsLDE, Jr.,
sePsS AVG .a17kFTc pcpute sherii.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-09-08

va The principal hsshsts q ea at tie
p%uriisus Of cities LA 3.s5 ~ 3ss yta - iii
TSe;y; must be I :aaoD.eysiintg phssls2 4 - :
co.g died in Maine,r and a peoe5gof
s.ssHft WIS fhuud In her throat oltsls
supposed she swsliowedothe m'lt1n ara a |
' sshnd made n,dM ofoher4 80 SIS u
anu 1un"e hlaa-->+--- 81 aao
Snilbsi thiuks1if the cotton fields
would only take d good dose of yermi- j.
~ they might get rid of the worms.
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Lest

On Saturday day evening the LIST inst, a package
afDUE Bills given BY steamer Warnadee to
several Of her crew. The finder will confer a IA
yor by returning them to, this office. s. q sepo
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Notice.

co,nrcroas OFFICE US. IsrERNApknvEsuE'
On CoI1rcrlos DISTINCT OF LOUISIANA,
III Baton Rouge, Aug. 3lst., 1866.
g., .-LThe ippresEien Having gained extern,
:a,, ,h.. no shipment Of cotton could be made
s srou' Hermitage Landing y after tho lst Of Sep
. .S.,hs, Is6s-I dssirc, through your paper to
" sssfyt p;;sssss..,s and shie r 'ss,a q 1s ses;o n , sns
.hsv san. ship therefron, Pror$asa they obtain
.ns usccsssry permit, and each bale Of cotton has
tis " rsIt tSer;to, tic required Evidence that the
1 du.y j. tax las been paid % the Collector l ,'sr.o Or = his :.
'n..a gui4 us 5jtdt4 G.L4F &*s st"A& &24s
oep pn.ll;o.tion for the, shipping permit will be.
.App ~ the deputy collector nearest sail, L.andrF
M; msp sho, ii addition t, g~papting the permit viz
, ,Is Sstead e properly marking the cotton: H
nsss.s.sy srpea.ss toSan9f from nesmieass Land IA d
ps'a lpgysHtDAstYSfIS HENRY BAts11E1s,ayh '2'
sac9L mRiIiiad Collection Dist. Of Louisiana.
70 Henry J Hyams, West Baton Rouge. PA q.
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Nofice I'd CsedN0rs-

oi11, Jer.ons ~ha,ing,esaaims against tile vacant
ros,usc' Of Nlorpas Thrower, decd, 9are hereby
notified to present the same, duly authenticated,
=, h'' the undersigned, Curator Of said Estate, at
.Io Court House Of this parish of West Baton
Roure. witbIiha thirty days from the first pub,ica-
tim Of this notice aud all persons indebted to
said Estate are,notiicd,to come forward and pay
the same according, 70 Law. S y D. CLARK,
septs-sod r,,g,.,, .,., .4, oura'0f'
ALL persons having efaiTS against the vacant
Estate ofJ X. Rossman, decd, are hereby notl-
God tn nrasent, the same. duly authenticated, to
M nndersignnel. Curator of said Estate at the
ESnrt House Of die parish of West Baton Rouge
within thirty days from the first. publication Of
this notice; and, al persons indebted 70 said Es-
tate are notified to come forward and pay the
same according to la 'ks:sroa s. S1 Mt. q c 'a,' a,or
SepS- god - s'.~o' 90 Cu.a.or.