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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

OF the foreign vote in New York
it is said
Tho foreign vote, which in this
section Of the Siacc is extraordinary
heavy, will be east solid for the Scy.
mour ticket The republicans 10
this state will never regain the Ger
man votes, so long AZ they keep tbs
Sabbath laws, so odious to Germans.
on the statute books What cares
Fritz for reconstruction aud the ma
tional debt, so long as he cnunot en-.
JOY his Sabbath in manner that he
has been accustomed to since child
hood. He believes ia enjoying him.
self with wife and children on sun
day, by taking them to the suburbs,
to a garden, or place Of amusement,
and drink his zwei aud drei lager.
VERA CRCz, ErC.-Thc Browns.
vile Ranehero learns that commun,
cation between Vera Cruz and the
City Of Mexico has been cut of, and
that revolu ton and disorder arc more
than ever rampant in our sister Re.
public. That paper says
Goa, Eseobcdo has been adroitly
sold it is generally understood. He
has given thirty thousand dollars to
quiet the disturbances in the noun
tains. The insurrcctionisis laid down,
but were permitted to retain, their
arms, which means that with such an
amount Of money they will be more
than ever formidable aud war ike
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Marshall Chapter No. ~,
MEElS on the first Monday in eae..
month, ut 7 o'clock r ~
W &. WOODS, II. Z.
W. II BnIsruw, Re-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

VENT 4 BlRRlES,
lirenham, Texas
Swearer m a 0nins, Attorneys Mt LAW,
and Fen I'd n Rial, owners Of the right
to Washington county
Aug ~, 6s no
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

90, Z. r Nflrd. BalInisn \ Iif0., N' d
Howell, Pratt Wasd. 4 CO., rrostunA Hooks,
G. r.. BRINK T. -, Janoe, H. u. orton A Go.
Jefferson oontaiBa population ~ from siN
Ia eight lhouxaisl, and & fAildiy assuming
the proportions ~ a city About ipIis prw
brick building, have boom recently blhA or
Az in rourac ~ construction at an aagfr-
gate cont uf near 4 moi exceeding 500 Mn,
Noiwlihr,anding he failure " the ottn
crop iari year. thrrv wan exported FUN
December 1, 1861, Ia July J., l1bs, twenty
seven thousand halss II cotton larger
amount than Was anticipated. Tho value u
tlir hii"s. wool, and prilrirH nhiplel "a orii-
mEiod at ii51,Du0. ihc amuusii ofncrchan-
Az "a 49, Ha= o. H.aa al af a. AHi lHhi
ANA last 5rss Is wa g. ,efs-,,i.l.ls,, "..r
not fortunate year iur business ~ the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28
/. O. of r. NJ.
Swamp Eagle Tribe, No. |,

Meets every Wed
nesday evening, AT
their Wigwam, in
the Masonic Female
Institute Brother
in good standing ARE
invited Ia attend
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28
PLxA,<k RsAp TuM

n " UIt5Ufk1,
Marshall, Naitis " o., TeAss
August |, iss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
The Chicago Post very naively says:

The population in New Orleans is some
what miXed.n Our Democratic friends,
who become frantic whenever the subject
of miscegenation is named, have been
obliged to appoint a committee to examine
the children in attendance upon the public
schools to determine which are white and
cate and difficult labor, involving some of
the first families, and challenging the
severest scrutiny of the officers to deter
mine whether the children in question are
white, black, or neither. Alas, for the war
OF races in the South A very amfcable
war it is certainly getting to be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
GEORGE w. AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Kew Orleans VS.. A1rs. r. FOrstall
ct ais.

AeW Orleans vs.. kAra- Il. EOrstAAi
DISTRICT COURT OF EEW Or
40. "A, zsus-By virtue OF writ OF fieri
ns directed By the Honorable the Third
eart Of New Orleans in the above entitled
u proceed TO sell at public auction. at the
and AuctScz -ffs Exchange, Royal
Ween Canal and Customhouse streets. IN
ct " O'Clock M, the following described
LoT' OF GROUND situated in as.
district No. g. assessment square NO;
BY Peters, Clinton, Custombouse, and
HFaets, measuring 25xTI feet, according 20
aspoaited with the tity Assessor. and as
he sum and price of nine thousand $4,000,
eotding to the assessment roll deposited
tily Treasurer.
l0I Oh GROUND situated in assessment
=, EXCHANGE, Customhouse. and b enyille
assessment square No. IS, bounded by
zisurinG 32x22 feet, according TO the plan
NTH the City Assess or, and assessed at the
Ece Of four thOusnnn lS400O dollars, &C
ne assessment roll deposited with the
I0T OF GROUND situated assessment
6, square No 36 hOun ed BY Ohartres, ,Ex-
tomhouse, and Blenyi 10 streets, meas.
feet, according 70 the plan deposited
Assessor and sls, assessed a. the SUN aao !.
suent ron deposited with the City
l1T OF GRoCND situated in assessment
assessment square No. 80, bounded BY
4tnRe, Cont, and st Louis streets, meas,
ieet, according TO the plan deposited
v Assessor, and assessed AZ the sum and
zanty five thousand (S25, ,000) dollars, ac
the assessment roll deposited with the
ne above suit.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
BY TEL CIR APH



LONDON, June 1.-THE King of Belgium
reviews Parragut's feet at 0stend.
The French ministerial report on the
budget declares that there is no evidence
that the peace of Europe will be broken.
The Pope will issue a general amnesty to
political offenders.
The King of Prussia visits Hanover ior
the first time since the war with Austrls.
1t is reported In Berlin papers that eVl-
depce has been found revealing plot to
involve France and the smaller powers IN
war with Prussia.
The North German Parliament has adopt
ed the budget
In the House of Commons the motion
Of Mr.. John Bright TO appoint commission
TO inquire into the grievances IN move
Scotia in consequence OF the Canadian
union was defeated by 81 to 1888.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Corps Legislatf
passed its Suez loan.
MADRID, June 1.-THE following changes
have been made in the Spanish cabinet
Marquis De Rancoli, foreign minister, Cor
enalds, minister of justice, public minister
for colonies.
IFrom Yesterdays Evening Papers.l
wAsHINGroN, June 1.-THE uncertainty re
garding the whisky and tobacco tax Is IN
creasing. -, e.
anxiously, but tainted parties, among Whon
are no acquittal Senators, hnd Butter VIII
ing to be slow and careful. -,
VIeKsBURG, June H.-Passed doWns MI
gour at 5, and Quitmsn at 2 4. N. yester
day, Passed up. Robert 3. Lee az : thls a.
NJ; river falling steadily. ,, !.
HAVANA, June l5.--Aews rom mexico Y
the ninth. The people demand the resigna
| tion Of the ministry except Fallarte, ludg
| Of the supreme court, and compelled IN
| resignation Of the minister Of foreign aifalrs
l The press, with but few exceptions ciamo
! for change Of cabinet. ~.
A revolution at the capital Is expecte'
unless the ministry resign. Ciuzens Z
Tamaullpas ire moving their valuable
abroad, on account Of the political uneel
| tainty,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
POPULARITY OF GRANT AND COLFAX,
MUSIC, BANNERS, AND DECORATIONS.

The grand ratification meeting of Repub-
licans last evening in Lafayette Square was
one of the most gratifying assemblages of
the loyal masses ever convened in this city.
Bands were playing, banners streaming
fireworks Illuminating, and when the hour
arrived for the announcement of the officers
to preside, Hon. Oscar ]. Dunn, the Lieu.
tenant Governor elect, as Chairman of the
Executive Committee, proposed the name
of Governor H. c. Warmoth for President,
which was welcomed with deafening ap-
plause. He also announced list of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries, which was
adopted as the organization of the meeting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Eis Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.


New Orleans We. Mira. L. Il. FoEs.
tall.
DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
Ko.2i ,2II.--Bv virtue Of Rnfitlof teri facia5
aessd BY the Honorable ne Third District
I'd 70 sell ct public auction, at the Mer-
'ind Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
Canal and Customhonse streets, in the
|Dstlict Of this city, on SATURDAY, July
At 2 o'clock NJ, the following described
OF GROUND in assessment district No.
iire No. 81. and bounded by Toulouse, St.
bal, and Bourbon, according to the plan
in the office ef the City Assessor, and
Atweiye thousand dollars, according to the
E the above suit.
Cash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18


DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
z9-By virtue OF writ of heri faoias TO me
b he Honorable the Third District Court
Esans in the above entitled cause, will
3 sell at public auction, At the Merchants
ieneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Uustomhouse streets. in the Second Dis
Is city, on SATURDAY, July IS, 1868, at II
TIE following described property, TO wit
LOTS OF GROUND-l. Two Lots of
luated in assessment district No. G, square
bundled by Franklin, IRENE, Customhouse,
vile, measuring respectively 57xs0 and 29x
dng TO the plan deposited with the City
md assessed for the sum ard price of fif-
land dollars-Sl5 600.
Lots Of Grornd situated in assessment dis
& square No l30, bounded by Franklin,
sali, and Bienville. measuring respectively
q 32xl02 feet, and assest ed respectively at
aared dollars-S l200--and twelve thousand
ia11 10-agCording to the assessment roll
Hilh the Treasurer Of the city.
the above suit
Oash on the spot,
GEORGE W. AVERY,
.4Nk De- safa -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

IN DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
[Ee 10 a30.-By virtue of a writ of fieri faeiss
-so,sd by the Honorable the Second District
New Orleans in the above entitled cause, !
va 70 sell at public auction. atthe Merchants
toneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Fl 5us omhouse streets, in the Second Dis
4 IN city, on SATURDAY July Is, 1868, At IL
4 r.. .the following described property, to wit
nsnt district 3, lquare 1874, Constance, Mag
islis, and st. Joseph, s5rl 6 squsIe
1des Rampant julia and Delord, 6OKl2t.-
respectively at 5000 and SsO00 according TO
rhent roll deposited in the Office of the
n of this city.
ID the above snit.
cash on the spot.
.A4o Ghar.H NJ the parfah nf nrtpaug
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
lI.w orlsaH. V. esorEe VI. Canp.

|rn DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
me directed by the Honorable the
b;.tTict Court Of New Orleans in the above
hssnse. / will proceed to sell at pubic auo.
( N Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
srset, between Canal and Customhsuse
r. lie Second District of this city, on
b6AY, July IS, 1858, at y o'clock A., the
es described property:
|sS IN assessment district No. 8, square No.
mad By St. Charles, Carondeiet, 81. Joseph,
a measuring one hundred eight feet by
l.i,sd and sixty, and assessed at the sum of
ksnsand dollars according 70 the rolls Of
sut for the year 1866, now on file in the Treas
EEes OF this city.
Fin the above suit.
Cash on the spot.
ia Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

sew Orleans Va A. w. Merriam.
ii DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
+ No. le,el4-By virtue Of a writ of tierI
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth
ft Of New Orleans in the above entitled
IA proceed to sell at public auction, on
june 80, 1868, at ~ O'Clock M., on the
aareinafter designated, the following de-
Herty--
l1ENTs of the Crescent Billiard saloon.
g the corner OF Canal and st. Charles
4 consisting Of twenty Billiard Tables,
with all the appurtenances thereunto
he above suit
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
GEORGE W. AVERY.
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.


2 New Orleans ". l.. u. FOrstnll.
n DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
4. No. 2l.2s9.-By virtue Of writ Of fieri
ne directed by the Honorable the Third
4 Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
m end Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
siHeen Canal and UustomhOuse streets, in
"A District Of this city, on SAL URDAY,
4 fa2 at u O'Clock NJ, the following described
u b wit
Tors OF GROUND. situated in assess.
met No. Z, and in Gqcare No 50 bounded
4s1is Toulouse, lamp ire, and Burgundy,
q respectively SO BY "a, and 80 by III fast,
n to the plan deposited in the City Asaes-
4. and assessed respectively at the price
tsthree thousand $4,000 and four thous-
d secordiug to the assessmt mt roll deposit
Be Treasurer Of the city.
T 10 TIVE above suit.
Z Cash on the sDot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
! IA GhariM ni the parish Of lrlanna
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROMwAsHINGTON

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
Sheriff Of she Parish Of Orioana.

Nv Orleans ". 1ohn r. AEonrea.
DISTRICT COURP OF NEW on.
A s0.o1-Bg virtue Of 3 writ OF teri
la1ted b. the honorable the Fourth
hrncead TO sell at public auction, ht me
11d Auotioneer5' Exchange, Royal street.
A and Cnstonihouse streets, in the Sec
lI fhis aity, on SATURDAY, July IS,
a|nek M.
AIN LOT or portion OF Ground, situated
assessment district OF this citF, IN
and bounded By Penn, Dryades, foy-
elqo strsets, and measuring hfty-one
eight feet
No above auit,
~ On the spot
GEORGE w. AVERY.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

from Mexico.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

j DISTRICT O0URT OF NEW Or
20. 20e05. by virtue Of a writ Of fieri
directed By the Honorable the Fourth
eart Of New Orleans in the above entitled
d proceed 70 auli 81 public auction at the
md Auctioneefs E1chauge, Roy al street,
Slaal and Customhouso streets, in the
fict Of this city, On SArDRDAHi
at u o. clock NJ, the foilowing described
tinaied in assessment district No. 2,
bounded by Broad. White, Euphro-
ienus. being 5oxl21i according 10 the as
Of 1865, new on file at the treasurer S
city.
1lo above suit.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff of the Parish Of OrIdans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
sHERIFF'S SALES.

n ~ New OrIeansvs. John Crohe.
=, nIsTRICT COURT OF NEW. OR.
~ "a b, 3e6.-By virtue Of a writ Of heri
'.h ~ directsd BY the Honorable the second
senn,,,t Of New Orleans in the above entitled
vi proceed to sell At public auction, e the
easss-ssn Canal and Customhouse streets, in
vi e.as District Of this city. on SATURDAY,
lssisripg MA ing described property. situated
assessment district No. two and
- no, bounded by An1unciation, Cal
.ir.o9fs5re, Constance, 62xl20, and assessed at
~ n tWenty-ene thousand dollars, Is 4, 600,
~ ~ the assessment roll of 1866, deposited in
~ N the Treasurer of this city.
,.,,ovipe described property, situated in as
~ " ydisffict No. 8, square No, 100, bounded BY
aasssrias, Voucher, st. Joseph, and Julia, l28K
\ ss.sessed at the sum Of $50 0OO-thirty two
y, ,SoIiars-according to the assessment roll
sso.,sssiled in the Treasurers office in this city.
s,n the above suit
..rssa on the spot.
\ ia Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
AID DEMANDED BY TEXAS,

INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

THE SOUTHERN HEART FIRED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

MASSES IN LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

Governor Warmoth made brief speech,
and introduced Judge W. W. Howe, who
smoke as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-15

SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.-We
have the Planter and Farmer for the pre-
sent month. We observe with satisfaction
that this excellent monthly is laying before
the agricultural public information relative
to the grape and a variety Of matters pecu-
liarly important at the present period of
revolution in our system of cultivation. We
notice good deal on the subject of wheat
a crop which is now much discussed be-
cause Of the successive failures which have
so depressed the hopes of agriculturists.
Then there are Our Exhausted and Aban-
doned Lands-What Shall We Do with
Them % Hints to the Planters p" The
Scuppernong Grape "-"The Joplin Grape"
a new variety" Can Poultry be Made Pro-
itable?' A valuable article by J. W. L.,
and "Deep Flowing Glover, Plaster, and
Chesapeake Guano," from s. E. EDMUNDs--
excellent authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-15
New Books.

The Life of George Stephenson and of his
Son, Robert Stephenson, comprising q
History of the Invention and Introduce
ton Of the Railway Locomotive. By
SAMUEL SMILES. New York: HARPER
& BROTHERS.
This is valuable contribution to scien-
tifc history. The STEPHENsoNs were great
men in the department of applied science,
to which they directed their talents. Their
names will go down to posterity with the
history Of the railroad, and as having done
more than any other two men to improve
and perfect the economy of that wonderful
enginery by which men and things are now
transported as upon the wings of the wind.
The work is elaborate, extensively and
beautifully illustrated, and is fitting me-
mortal of men not born to die.
Mildred. A Novel. By GEoRG1ASA NJ.
CRAlK, author of "Leslie Tyrrell," Sc.
New York: HARPER s. BROTHERS,.
The BramleighS of Bishops Fouy. A No
vel. New York: HARPER s. BROTHERS.
Appleton's Illustrated almanac for 1869.
New York: D. APPLETON & Co.
A very handsome publication, illustrated
very gracefully.
Jacob Faithful. Of APPLEToN's cheap
edition Of MARYATT's works.
All these books were sent to us through
Messrs. A. II. CHRISTIAN & Co., 1908 Main
street. Messrs. CHRISTIAN & Co. have re-
moved to one of the elegant and spacious
stores opposite the postoffice, where their
took is commodiously and elegantly ar
anged for exhibition to their customers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-15

South which is necessary to complete MS
through communications with the Missis-
eippi3 And doeszfhis not show the lnhe-
rent yiciousness Of the system which Is
after all but system of monopoly for local
and personal advantage, irrespective OF the
peuerai welfare 2zu.ess .4e.,,4-o~sssrs..e
There is q great public necessity in this
country growing out of its infinite system
Of railroads. It is that we shall have o
compulsory cooperative" plan Of work
ing ell the roads in the nation-a system
which shall secure the same rights to ali
people and oil localities, and give alike fa-
cilities and equality Of charges to all
freights. This can only be established by
Congress and since the Federal Govern
ment has become the centralized political
power of the whole country, it may 60
step further and take these roads in hand
and save the people from the tyranny and
| rapacity Of the monster railroad monopo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-15
The Virginia National Line.


The city of Louisville has again expressed
her high appreciation Of the Importance OF
the national line of communication by
water through Virginia from the Mlssis-
sippi to the Atlantic. A meeting OF citi-
zens was recently held at the Board OF
Trade rooms of that city, at which Mr..
MONROE, of Iowa, delivered speech ex-
planning the Importance Of the improve
ment to the great West. When ne con-
Guided, emphatic resolutions were unani-
mously adopted expressing the full appre-
citation of the great work by the citizens OF
Louisville, and declaring that it is "awork
"of great national Importance; and as
"such is entitled to receive such aid from
"the general government as will cause its
&" completion at the earliest possible pc
Rod" .-. -. es....
The meeting passed, also, a resolution
urging the various Boards Of Trade through
out the West who are entitled to represen-
tation in the National Board of Trade to
take measures to bring the subject before
that body.
The West is beginning to appreciate the
great route through Virginia, below the
line Of severe frosts, and above that of
exhausting summer heat, and the water
line of which is open all the year save one
month in winter-a line which is in the
centre of the Union, and therefore must
meet the wants of wider territory than it
is possible for any line farther south or
north to accommodate. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-15
DIED,

On the asd OF septernser. in Norfolk. OF pneu-
monia, MAMIE. the lovely and beloved daughter
OF Thomas and Amanda Hlick
Intelligent and docile beyond her years, tne Ioss
of their idolized darling has left void IN me nome
circle which cannot be easily filled. The little one
more than once said to her fond parents that sne
tha ch,IdIsh Tins lint foretold what has now left
them sorrowirg. though not without hope. Feel
ing her end to be near, she babe her weeping
friends goodbye and sank to the sleep that Kno"s
no waking. >esH..
Gently the little spirit sank to rest -,
Friends crossed the soft white hands upon her
breast 100,
Bore her in triumph 70 their Father nome.
A FRIEND VINO KNEW AND LOVED THE "a
LING CHILD. ~z -ea.a.-.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rn.oa CoMx1ssrogxa,s Iov--.->~
i, soocALAND COURTHOUSE, October SstIS sssx
,AIRaINIA.-In Goochland cor,..' y,
" cuff Court September 4 fsm. Svunty Cir.
ID. w. Lassi.eT, executor Oh Tranree p,-
samuel = Carte. htTes and
A. III. Hamilton, sheriff of soo.b,.na
as such administrator OF Jesse II 'upa lnty api
MiIIer s,an heath the widow and TI,;,a1e
Jennie, Tsriton, and Ellen Heath Pok aun,efL
Tna and Walter d. Leake. trustees, Ie stip.
-; CartSr: In Der own right and AZ %; SALE
ra1e o. Mildred L. Garter, deceased, sndIr,
The court doth therefore sS,,;d,s .Defendsn.
cree that 1t be referred to one on tbe and De.
OF thls court to take the following ,cnnIissoner,
~ An account fthe admfnistratiSn ~ rs yih,
lion on the estate Of Jesse n. Heal" M n. Ham.
an account OF all the estate. real ara sceased
the payment OF deb.s; Eaj an accom-, silS5le Tar
que from the estate Of the decedsnt "a; sl tsba
character and the order in which IT,. "i h DER
estate, or any part thereof: and iG y, o,no tie
fs"ylnE the amounts paid the plaintiff n
mentioned in the bill, and In wb,t on me bond.
testator was party 70 said bonds. Tb s c bis
OF the estate OF Jesse Fl. Heath dec.s.o ISs'ltor
prove their claims before comn1fssionar ~ snal
% Dc named by him on pain Of being e oG "a,
from al share IN the assets Nns e3ciocst
The parties interested in the decree =,
foregoing Is an extract are hereby not,aG .es
nave fixed upon the 18th DAY ~ S0WFSHnaH,l
NEXT as the time, and my Office. AZ Goo.hnks
courthouse. rs the place for executing sss s,
az winch time and place they are -.u hecres
eend. with such vouchers and g. ..1nired % a.
the day and ,sI -, Ind as commissioner a, 49,
oc iSTnly~ ar nrst above written. @'''H