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Section 81 line l6, strike out "proker" and in
sert bYesker."
Section SO, line 3, after the word "coar' insert
or lumber"
Section 60, line 2. strike out surgeon dentist
and average adjuster."
Section ", at the end add, " and every person
keeping hand carts for hire. Eve dollars for each
cart, the same to be branded at cost Of not more
than 20 cents.r Es,r.7 srs-f sLlr1L
Section 70, line 4, after warehouse insert
the words or yards" and at the end add the
words " for each ofense, one.half of the same to
60 TO the informer." a.r
Section So, line Z, strike out $50" and insert
400" after the word markets." in the 10th,
l4ih and 10th lines, insert the words Z" of the
city,"
Section SO, at the end add all free markets
shall have their, floors tagged aud secured so that
the blood will not affect the premises, under
penalty of $40 per day, and in case of failure on
the part of any proprietor Of free market to
comply with the provisions of this section within
fifteen days, the mayor is hereby authorized to
close the same"
Section 30, line s, after word CAS- insert
"such.n
Section 81, line !, after the word cigars" in
sert the words" s25, and every manufacturer Of"
Section "a, line s, before the word "amount'
insert payment Of the"
Section s5. line g. strike out ais" and insert the
words surgeon dentist and average adjuster, 80.
These amendments were adopted and the ordi-
nance concurred in on first reading as amended.
The rules being suspended it was unanimously
concurred in on second reading.
On motion, adjourned.
W. B. LANCASTER, Secretary.
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'AsTER, Secretary
OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTy OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. %, 1865.

MAYoRALTy OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. 2S, 1865.
mo. llSS-N. g.
ResOlred, That from and after the LIST OF Janu-
ary 1862 the treasurer and all others collecting or
receiving money for the city of New Orleans are
instructed to receive in payment OF taxes,
licenses, or any other dues, only United States
currency.
Resotred. That within FIVE days after the pro-
mitigation of the foregoing resolution, all Of the
money then in the city treasury known as city
money shall be counted and destroyed in the man
ner prescribed in existing ordinances, and the
tire asurer is hereby forbidden to pay out any OF
said money, on any account whatever.
(Signedl ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Siqned) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. rs, 1868.
(Sgned) JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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PUBLISHED rRrwEEKLr By WI. KIRK &C

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DETITION
PETITION

Honorable Conse des Assistant Aldermen de Ia vile de
IL Nouvene Orleans:
Meses-Les soussigne propriesires residents les
deux cOtes de Locust Cheniu Fedite rAvenue
Washington, Quatreme District petitionnent respectueuss
ment votre honorable corps lefet de fre construe
chemn coqUe cctte dite rue, Ia surveillance du
vOysr de Ia vile, apres avis scion la lo
Nos petioEnares
que pendant six lis de annee est impossible char
rets ct de tout e long de Ia de qusnd
s son charges de bos lat mstcrisux de construction
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MORE -, petitioners would also represent that
majority of actual and of property front
ing both sides of Locust street from Felicity Road
Washington Avenue.
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DETITION.....,

NopvILLK ORLEANS. Is Juliet 1868.
Orleans:
hesseurs-Les soussignes propetaires residents
rue Tonti entire les Maine Epansds
respecueuscment votre honorba corps
cement DIES bspqusttes fate IL dts rue conse
quence lis prent dee
ain de des "a brquss sur cote rue OF
petitiennaires continusront etc
NONTREUIL. l08 'eds
T. GAINEf 30 piedS
G. LEHMAN. 30 pieds.
q. R0UX, 80 pieds
FRANCOIS PkERAT 50 pieds
=. l.. RELBNEACR, lao pisds rus Tont
MANIEL 0uEkRIER 81 pisds, Tenti.
ARTHUR OLIVIER. % plsds, TostL
AUG. DALCEB. 30 pieds,
la. fREMAUx, IFS pIsds.
10 ROLLS, NJ pisds
CARL LORCH, Zt< psds.
IAN AeADfE 50 pieds
JOSEPH rICLAR 100 pieds
ANTONIO DERMlNI, leo eds.
r. H. H0NsSEAUx, 80 pieds.
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PETITION

NEW ORLEANS. July %, 1883.
To the Honorable the Common Council of the City Of New
Orleans:
Gentemenrhe undersigned Property Owners and residents
Toni Street. between Main and Espanade respectfully
represent TO Honorable Body that only portion
banquetes sidewalks made said street,
they therefore that the be taken
brick sidewalks TO bs made on said street, and petition
will pray. etc.
II. MONTREUiL. l03 feet
Z. GARNET, 80 feet.
A G. LEHMAN, 30 feet
q ROUX, $50 feet.
FRANCOIS PRENAT, 80 feet.
T. L. RELENNACK, 40 feet
MANUEL 0UERRIER. 81 feet
Arthur OLIVIER. 81 fret.
AUGUSTA DALEHE, 80 feet.
IA FREMAUX, lis feet.
2. RILLS TX feet
CARL LORCH, ~ feet.
JAN. ABAD,E, 80 feet.
10 sEPH PIELAR, 100 feet.
ANTONIO DE MANI LOU feet.
7. H. M0UssEAUX, 30 feet.
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FoIAVos pettiionnaires represenen auss aus sont Ia
maore acuee des proprealres taxes de
prietes aisant face cote de IL Locust
dc o. emin Felicite iusqu'a rAvenue Washington.
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DETITION.,
...........PETITION.

To the Honorable Board OF Assistant Aldermen city Of New
Orleans:
Gentemsn-The UNDERSIGNED, property holders and resi-
dents both sides of Locust from Felicity Road to
Washington Avenue Fourth District would most respect
fully petition your honorable body 70 have shell roadway
said under the supervision Of the City
Survs after due advertisement accord ng TO law.
Your petitioners would respectfully represent that fer
nearly months In the year Is almost impossible for
either wagon psss along the entire length Of said
street loaded with wood milk building Materials sA
JEO. PURCELL 100 feet on Locust street.
ANIRIW SCHNlTT. q feet on I.ocust atreet.
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DETITION............. ..fETlfION.
NouvELLx ORLEANS, 81 Juliet 1863
Memorable Conseil Commun de a vile de la Nouvelle-
Orleans:
Messeurs-Eous les soussgnes propretsres dams Ia vile
de Nouvslle Orleans, espectueusement
corps que bsnquetes d sud de Ia
Magnolia psrsnt de la CHS PEASANT lie msrche Keller,
usqus srue St. Andre sout nondee pendant les grandes
pues renduss mpassabe grand de petit
tonnares lis demandent
que % des pesres de cote soient places
dams Ia de ct e de la vile soft nstrut dom
ordre de bones banquees bques s0n constru
an de servr bienetre settlement de petit
tonnsires mais suss du public general ct continue
ront,
FRACIS LURGES 1857 pieis
CoMPAGNIE DU CHEMfS DE FEB DE LA.RUE ST.
CHARLES, 30 pieds.
JOHN B0ENsEL, 1861 psds
j. IL. KELLER. 40 pieds
PATRICK MURPHY 2 pieds.
GRE1ZNkR sOOTH, l56 peds
Petition sgne sos pieds
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OFFICIAL.
DETITION.
PETITION

NEW ORLEANS July a. 1868
To the Honorable Council of the city Of New Orleans
entemen-we the undersigsed property holders Of the
City Of New Orleans do respectfully to your honora
body the sidewalks the south side Of Magnolia
street. from Clio pass Keller Market to St.
overowed by heavy rains and rendered mpsssa
BILE the derment OF petitioners wherefore they
respectfully considering the premises to have
curb placed said street and have the city surveyor
instructed good brick sidewalks made IL will
f only the petitioners but the whole community and city
at large and they will pray.
FRANCIS LURGES, l461s feet.
ST CHARLES STREET RAILROAD COMPANY, 80
feet
JOHN BOENsEI. l26li feet.
j. II. Keller 100 feet
PATRICK MURPHY, 81 feet
GRETzNER BOOTH, las feet.
Petition signed COS feet
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PETITION.
DETITION

PETITIoN..........:.... ....'....'...PhTiTioN n
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, Is octobre 1853
Honorable Conse Commun de Ia vile dc Ia Nouyels
Orleans:
Messeu-Les soussgnes proprieaires sur Ia rue Bolivar
Commune Lasye representant
de peds de mentonHes inorment
tueu honorable corps que les bsnqu.es Ia
dfe Commune dams etat qui
les REID impssssbes petons surtout Ia mutt Ansi
sonnet petition demandan les
bsnquettes soen pavecs ct repsrees commencement
la lci, pour lequel ons prierons. etc.
THOMAS ONFIL. Coz peds
Patrick MURPHY, no =
THOS MAkkEY, 30 -
ii. A. WEBE8 l20
E. T. JUDGE, $50
CHAS. ROSE. 80 -
JOHN CROFT, 240
LAWRENCE McGREUHE, 20 pisds
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 30 pieds.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, % Pieds.
JOHN FORD, 50
COUTLEDGE 4 RAINEY. 100 pied,
PATRICK MAHER, 30 pieds.
HENRY GAINES 80
EDWARD LYNCH, IS
SCHMIDT ZIEGLkR, leo pisds.
B.J BERKERY, $50
JOHN BAKERY. "a -
Nomhre total de pieds. IA 9l2.
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OFFICIAL.

DpIcE 81 oEW LKs EoRDERsD By CURB.
Dstone wooden Guers the south ofaravsr street.
NEW ORLEANS, October Il, 1868
To the Honorable Common cosnen of the City of Nov
Orleans:
undersigned property holders and residents
the sooh eide Of Grsvies in this city respectfully
that The s,.ds Of the Get ssrsen n. % and
inches higher than the bsnquettes compile ely over
dents
reaching there II witi,us and entirely prevents all from
OF by the very imperfect DRAMA g Of that street.
viii s ss %
level and prevent the great Inconvenience under which the
cs%nsHdns our petition you, s.ry ana favorable
sTAUD corner Sssds and Grsssf stress
ousTavE KRHSby Q. KRas. 70 feet sravisr stree.
fFnSco dszf I26Re ssi ss s css
Ppo hALyINA suGAU, z6 feet aravisr street
PiEkBE cXGTsRoU, % feet Gravier ,treet
Total number of running feet in petition, rs
V'ROTTOIRs EN- BRIQUEs, BoRDgS DE-
psrrrs avec losses en- boi sur lie cote sud de Ia rue
FouvELLE-oRrEASs Il octobre 1858.
Honorable COnse Commun de la vile de la Nouyels
Or, cans:
Gravier en- cette Vile
emeDt nveau de Ia entire les Baroune ct Dry
Quotes par s O a De Vile en- de-
ncndees e. sont des heare orssnt les
residents out scnt en- eur doce dy ceux qu YOU
draeu 50 rendre attendre iusqua reau seeoule
par les moyens tres imparfsits de cette rue
msinenant pettonnaires prient honorables
corps dordonner que SOFT nveee hau
u ains prevenr insonvenent equel sont places
les citoyens de la Gravier.
serious ment notre petition votre favo
rabe nsidton sommes tres respecueusemen' vos
serviteurs. etc.
JIM GLAUDIN. encOignure Dyadss ct Graysr, IS pisds
sur Ia Gravier.
HUGH BcOANN, 50 pieds rue Gravier.
enRrAvE KRIS, par 9. Krhn, 2 pieds.
SMITH ISARD. &c pieds.
FRANCOIS LACROlX B pleds.
Per pre-. NJ aLvINA sU0EU, &c pieds
A. G.. TkEMOULEr.
PIERRE CANTkROU, Is pieds-
Nornhre total de pieds dams Ia petition 22S.
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sonssn any INJURIOUS 70 hssis may
.;gsss 70 A''' Who are IN want 4 D.
A BOOK FOR THE UNFoKTUNATE
J. BALDWIN purrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS.
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81 Sent ss & on 1scsDs Of s:as -
DH New Orleans Medical Inssisuss
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the following chronic diseases u. Secret
ss Diseases the Urss
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PHYSICIAN AND AoooucHEuR.
ONO a.d Radiance No 20 ssronns Between air'd and
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once Hsurs-Frorn II ~ 70 o'clock ?. l. Speciality,
Female Dissssss and obststrcs
ERENCH MEDICINEs-
-rnKrARxp ST.
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Rue RIoHELIEu, PARIS.
Asthma, Oppressios. DyspnsA.
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Recent experiments France England and Germany have
that these Gig are sovereign remedy FOR ts
stramOnium and Opium have failed 20 give relief.
Digestive Elixir or Pspsins.
aRINAULf CO.. CHEMISTS, PARIS.
rEPsNB the lss.. scientific discovery Of Dr. Ser,is.,
Gastric juice itself or rather tie digestive principle parasa
o.hsr the supply Of digestive s is small
are bad digestion sr ss: s n Rs.S
burn p.us ., iss IF and On ' M
sopgoSson Of the Paris Aesdsuy Medicine speedily cures
ii diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
APPROVED By rHE rARIs ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodsae OF Iron and MAN.
ganess Pills.
The treatment Of choroiic crorous affections always
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esPiss sis
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Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
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No More Copaiba and Cubess.
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MATIoo vBeETALlR
where al medicines have failed, these preparations
s always effect These insure rapid and
and chronic Of private diseases
rhsy the hospitals Of Paris By She celebrated Dr.
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used In rsosut and capsules In chronic
Syrup OF Peruvian Bark and Iron,
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medicine presents agreeable FORM the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark tbs best Of oncs combined
scribsd by the eminent physicians Of Paris
Chloros Green sckness TO facilitate tho Development Of
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often subject rss1sr.es and facilitate. The dow o. %:
serofueus children. Lastly exces tie appetite promotes
digestion, end 10 extremely beneficial TO all whose
convasscsncs The effects Of this syrup q sscs certain
and speedy.
Depot General in New orIsan. At
| 50 Chartrss street.
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PETITION.
PEI ITlON.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Oresns:
Gentlemen-1he undersigned property Bolivar
street be Poydrs and Common and Lafayette streets
number front hereinafter mentioned do
respectfully inform honorable body the nqnette
street. and Common, unht Tor
travel especially night We therefore lay this pet
ton you said bsnquett sd walks paved
curbed ding to law for which We will ever pray
etc etc.
PATRICK bRPHY, ITO feet.
THOs Marcy. 80 feet
r. a. WEBEB 40 feet.
Z A. BRIDGE, l5o feet.
CHAs ROSS, 60 feet
JOHN CROFT, $40 feet
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, 30 feet.
WALLER CUNNINGHAM, 80 fset,
WILLIAM Sheridan, 81 feet.
JOHN FORD, 60 feet.
COUTLED0E hAINEY. 100 feet.
PATRICK NAH eR. 80 feet.
HENRY GAINES 80 feet.
EDWARD LYNCH, 95 feet
SCHMIDT BIEGLER 100 feet.
j. BEIKERY, $50 feet
j, I'm BAKERY, 80 feet.
Petition signed IA 9l2 feet.
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CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS, l
December rs, ls65.
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EXTRA SESSION.

BOARD OF ALDER NJ EN-.
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MEDICAL.
ASTHMA. ETC.

In Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring the ass
f mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this
narration may be by persons Of all ages from ths Ia
ant uewng puking in Its nurses srms TO where the
sixth sgs shifts lean and slippersd panaloon vita
q much prospect relief from ormu'an pharmscop
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used IN tats
v for over ten years. with increasing nd put In bot
Ties at 75c each. Tryt JOHN II. PURE.
Iruggist corner Jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also by JOHN DnBENNEyILLE, Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydras streets.
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sec. DO. FOR e6CD ana every Omnipus uIaWn py
two or more horses or mules, used in conveying
passengers for hire, tax Of thirty dollars per an
mum.
Sec. CA. Every omnibus shall be numbered in
conspicuous place, the number to be of the same
dimensions as those for q dray; and every omni-
bus shall have lamps; and for any contrsvention
of this section the owner thereof shall pay fine
OF one hundred dollars.
Sec. 65. The tax on any private carriages, kept
for the pleasure or use of the owner, and drawn
by two or more horses, shall be twenty-five dol
lars and for other private vehicles, drawn by one
horse. ten dollars.
Sec. &c. All drsys, carts. trucks, timber wheels
and wagons shall be branded with their number and
the last mineral in the year in circle Owners of
grocers express, baggage, and other private wa
ons may have their names, residences and num-
bers painted in full on each side of said vehicle
in place of a brand.
Sec. 81. Every transient theater circus. menag-
erie, or other public exhibition or show shall pay
In advance tax of fifteen dollars for each days
perfoi nance Tor any term under ten days, and
for ten days or more ten dollars per day.. The
place for holding any such transient exhibition
shall be designated by the mayor, and removed at
any time he may deem proper.
Every itinerant player on hand-organ or other
musical instrument, i've dollars.
Sec. IS. Each resident or nonresident partner
Of firm, whether active or in commendam, shall
pay the full smount of tax on the profession,
trade, calling or business in which the firm is en-.
gagged.
Sec. SO. Every notary public, claim agent. retail
druggist, surgeon dentist and average adjuster,
hfty dollars per annnm. IS 81
Every collector Of accounts and custom house
broker, twenty five dollars.
Every wholesale and retail druggist, one hun
dred end fifty dollars.
Sec. 20. All commercial agencies or establish,
rents for giving information of the standing Of
commercial firms, i've hundred dollars. s.
Sec. IL. Every person keeping tarpaulns for
hire, twenty-five dollars.
Sec. az. Every person keeping hand-trucks for
hire, fifteen collars.
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ST.. LEGER GRENFELT.-St. Logger
Grenfelt, the hero of many dariug
and gallant exploits during the late
war, was, as ourroaders arc doubtless
aware, arrested on a charge of con-
spiracy about tho close of the war,
tried by military commission, and
although evidence Gas strong as
proofs of holy writ" wero produced
to establish his innocence, he was
condemned to Imprisonment in the
Dry Tortugas for life. Efforts were
made by prominent public men
North and South to secure his re-
lease, but without avail 50 he was
left to his fate. But by the last mail
we sec that he has effected his cs-
cape. This intelligence will be ac-
ceptablc to every unprecedented man
in tho country, irrespective of poll
tical opinions.
We remember Col. Orenfelt in the
year '63 as chief of Gen. John II.
Morgap's staff. and certify to his
many good qualities as a soldier and
gentlemen. Ho was of English
birth, but being possessed of a
strong love for adventure, had
sought it on the field of battle in
every cline but always cspousing
the cause of the weaker side, and
many are the strange stories we
have heard related of his adventures.
Whatever may be his fate in future
he will long liYe in the affections of
the Southern peopIc.-Terds COun-
truman.
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Nta sltknf.. ana rrefanllI.

Sea siekns.. isa al isrslsF. II
which the sifosgssl minds suorvmb,
leaving s0thing bat the desire 10
tsaeh fffra ffaa sgAin. A. emil
Aeht dramatic artist Who has re-
Gently made q m0st saecesshil tour
t0CalifOTnia reiurRSi East b. steam,
90. Scarcely had tho ship got out
~ sight OF l.nd beflre the Thslpi-
an wAs lad By the heels with sea
siekasss, In the depths VI his dee
lsiT he ralled for tho captain, aud
Shsh that worthy arrived the ira
srdiah ga1ed at him for a few mo
menis, aud thea asked
"Ar-r c you the captain
Il have that honor, said the son
Of Neptune,
"Ver we'll, sir, ! want you
81 run lhis blasted ship ashore, III
pay for her, hull, engines and ear
Ga"
The captain smiled aud told his
unhappy passenger il Was impossi-
lie.
"yer-r,y well, sir'r.r. Tie her
10 a rock, then, and stop this blast
ell rolling"
being assured that this was also
impossible, the wreichcd actor re
tired 10 his state room, and lying
there in mortal agony, cursed the
sea aud all that nppertainod 10 II,
with oaths both loud aud deep,
Now, IL 50 happened that the
Rev. Mr.. Chadband, who had col
lcc,ed n largo amount OF money in
California TO purchase fine tooth
eoombs and tracts for the Digger
Indians, was on his way East TO in
vest his funds, and occupied the
stateroom next the actors. Horri-
fled ut tho roars of tho sick lion,
he walked into his state room jus,
IN ho let or another volume Of an-
nihcmas, which cxtorted u deep
groan from Chadband.
Hello" said the player "arc You
sick ~
Sick ut heart, brother" WIS the
response, "to hear You use such Ian.
guagc."
ut is n bad habit" said the
wrc,chcd artist, '.but d-n II, sir,
here I've been tsrncd inside out for
three days, thrownup everything
possible, and il I'm sick any longer,
curse me If | don't think l shall
throw up my engagement in New
York. Blast tho sea"
Don't, my dear sir, cur'o so.
Remember Ono who was patient
under much greater suffering
tan yours.
The tragedan rose TO his full
height, and running his fingers
through his hair, MS he chcwcd his
voice for u moment, replied:
IL do remember him, sir.r r, and
| remember that when He was
caught Mt sea, lie got out and ualk-
ed, and / wish j could follow his OK.
ample, in that respect at least"
Mr.. Chadband concluded that any
more missionary effort in that di-
rcc,ion would not be very profita-
bic.
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Administrators Notice.

VVNHE undersigned having been duly ap-
i pointed Administrator Of the estate OF
r. A. Coombes, deceased, late of the coun-
ty of Dallas, at n regular term of tho Coun-
ty Court of said county, held for Probate
and other like purposes, on the last Mon
day in March, A. D. 1868; this is therefore
to notify all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment; and all
persons having claims against the estate
TO present them for acceptance, duly au-
thenticatcd, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
D. s. HARRIS, Administrator.
Dallas, April 4, 1S6S-296w.
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AdmtniStratrix Notice.

TlHE Undersigned having been duly np-
i pointed !. Administrators of the estate
of A. Bnst, deceased, late of the County of
Dallas, at regular term of the County
Court of said County, held fol- Probate and
otherli purposes, on the last Monday in
March, D. d. 1868; this is therefore to no.
tify all persons indebted to said estate to
make Immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against the estate to present
them for acceptance, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred. AGNES BAST,
Administrative.
Dallas, April 4, 18GS-29:6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25
administrators Notice,

vEHHE undersigned having been duly ap-
il pointed Administrator of the estate Of
NJ. X Selvidge, deceased, late of said coun-
tY, at n regular term Of the County Court
of said county, held for probate and other
like purposes on the last Monday, the Oath
day of February, A. D. 1868; this is there
fore to notify all persons indebted to sail
estate, to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims againc. the said
estate, to present them for acccptnn nee, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be barred.
JEHU HALL, Administrator.
Dallas, March 81, l86S-2E6ts