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a COUGn. a COLD. OR a sORH

a COUGH, a COLD, OR a SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention. and
should be checked. Ii allowed tc continue,
Irritation of she Lungs, n permanent
Throat Disease. or Consumption is
often the result.
BROwNss BRONCHIAL. TROcHRs
Having direct influence to the parts. give
immediate relief For Bronchitis. Asth-
Ina. Catarrh, COnsunAPtIVe and Throat
Diseases. Troehes are used with ALWAYS good
success. Singers ana PubIic Speakers
use them TO. clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns BrOhchial Troches." and
do not take any of the worthless limitations thai
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
Oct27 4meOd
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Gold was without decided change in New

York yesterday. The following are the
quotations: Opened at 1414, was l41s
at 1880, 14ls at noon, 14lA at 2:l0, and
closed at 141f ! at 8 P. NJ Dealers here
were paying l4Ol and holding at 142. I.
Government securities were shade
lower in New York yesterday. The fol.
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PooKET-PICKINe.- Baskerville negro
had his pocket picked Of lhy-fye dollars
at the Chattanooga depot night before last,
by Nashville negro, while the two were
mnnching gingerbread which the citizen
Of Foderville had purchased.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE WoRKISeMEN.
Al a meeting of the Working
mems Union Of Tennessee, held at their
hall last night, the following gentlemen,
(old citizens Of Davidson county, were
nominated as the workiBgmen's candidates
for the different offices to be filed on the
9TH of March next, viz Fred. l.. Miller
Sheriff; Jacob Kuhn, Revenue Collector;
W. Fl. Mcbride, Register +. b. Biggly,
Jailer; John Bierbine and George McCul-
lO1gh, Justices of the Peace Henry Alder
hold and Cyrus Cook, Constables.
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rorfsvTFI.F AM NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
- Nsshviiie at. 70o A. NJ aud - P. n.
a,Tiye III Nashville at-..l00 a. n. and ID p. n.
Franklin Accommodation train STRIVES IN
Nashville il.sj A. n. and leaves h2o p. N.-eK-
eept on Sunday.
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MARRIAGE EICENsEs. -The folloainj
marriage Licenses we're issaed FROM Feb. q
10 Feb. %:
William Burns 90 Fannie Kearney.
John Evans TO Sarah Shannon.
Samuel b. Bowers to Almyra S. Taylor
Henry A. Sanders TO Sallie M. Moore.
Chas. Il. Ensley 10 Maggie Hoskins.
]. d. Hagar to Nancy Hagar.
August Miller to Ellen Floeketfy. Iai
J.H. O'Connell to Mary B. Fudge
Chas. II. Steimsnn 90 Christina Singer
VIM. N. Collins 10 Sarah j. Taylor.
T. o. Harris, Jr. 20 Lucy Emily Wilson
Bradford Nichol TO f. Florence Gaines
Eight licenses were issued to eolored
pprsOna
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANA{ES, goto 1885 issrliIs
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College St, Nashville, Tenn.
decI7 tf
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tRwEsBURa AED EoLFNsyItIE STACK,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
arday AZ ESQ A. NJ, aTriying at LeHisours same
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NasHvrfLr ANN CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
g.,ye Nashville nt........9.0o 4. n. aud ~ p
a-,sve nj Chattanooga. 600 A. g. and 20. y n.
shelbyvile and rullahoma Accommodation
Teaves NJ NaFhville----..... '.'tsf' y
.,,r.s ~ Neshvilie. .. 81. L,,-4 -.. 1900 A. n.
SUNDAYS exceptea)
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.,.l Warrington ANA southern ~.
Chattanooga
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rparFIFID AsD KRsTucKY RAILROAD.
Arrive At Nashville A. y
raVe Nashville 100000 il' r y
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erESfAG AM CI.c SIH'. a. TssE
Wsfts-AEEs~ - -nnsrii,l.
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n -. ffisrfIfi
,..e..t,a sV,,a,,ss.gssa and sosssssera va
CisaftaHOGEA.
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+ ssreGesd ana K~nr"c'sy r.
f1.na A
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xAur AwB recArIaS
The CapitnI Of mid Com

The name Of this Company is the Coniinsntal
Insurance Company, Incorporated Ia 1882, and
located in the city Of New York.
cAPfFAL.
The Capital Of said Com
pany. actually Paid ~
in cash. is.....,.........-...,. S5o0NW %
The surplus ON the lat
day OF January, 1855 Il .Sl4 800 81
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'1 sls@.s.,.,. ara sew o''eaa s.,
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Memphis. Mobile and n. o. fxpre'F
Lave Nashville 20 y y
Arrive all Raabvie "'- A. n
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The Warden Of the Penilentiary re.
quests us to say that the statement made
by us Yesterday, that the Ashland prisoners,
Martin and Harris, have seats AZ his table,
ia true TO the extent that they take theiJ
meals in his kitchen. He desires it also
10 be stated that Brown, the driver of the
prison express wagon, who was convicted
of homicide, aud who was 10 the ''Rebel'
army, eats at the same table, and performs
his duties in citizen6 clothes. The Warden
afhrms ihst he is not Influenced in his treat
ment Of prisoners by political considera-
tons, as he never inquiries the politics Of
prisoner.
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l.ax.s Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
6s5,,rda,s NJ n o'rlerk A n. arriyes at Nash.
vile Monday, Wednesday and Fridays at
u. ~
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- Sssasas. ,ssosyh,- aHa New Orleans re- :.
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Total amount of losses claims and
liabilities .tt $40 40
STATE OF NEW YORK. l..
City aaa County OF New York ~
George T. Hope, President, and Cyrus PEEK.
Secretary. 81 the Continental Insurance Com
pany. being severaiiy sworn depose and say.
each for himself says. that the toreEDgng ia
true iHll and correct statement Of the analrs Of
the said Corporation and that sheY are tbs
above described officers thereof
GEO. y. HOPE. Prssidsnt
CYRUS PECK. Secretary.
suhseabed and sworn before me this Path day
Of January A, ID. 1853.
fnO5 l. THORNELL, Notary Public
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
CONTROLLERS OETfcE,
NASHVILLE. Jan. /. l5os-)
I.G.N. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the Traa
sury do hereby certify that the Continental In
surance Company, located al New York. in h5
State Of New 0rk. has produced O. me salts
factory evidence that said COMPANY has CON
piled with al the requirement. Of the iSsss Of
the State Of Tennessee. imposed on tnsur4nes
companies! and further certify that ANN
WORTH X CLARK, Agents az said Company
have also compiled With the reqeirements %
the laws Of the State made and PROVIDED co
such cases: wherefore, said tQnhRrntal -
suranee Company has authority - take risk'
and frspsa~f the' businegs III inyurAnrs 10 this
State az Nashville. Tenn.
q. ". BLACKBURN.
feLg Cnuptrniler Of Tennessee
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EasnVIIIr AiSp pTrATUR RAILROAD LIME
Columbia Accommodation Train
9iNs''f+ 80 y ~ 7 ~ q -. 2 ltl y A
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TBTl CIT Z

II Il = CHI Z
ersss. ANp 81, SIS'. a. r;sE
w.its-AEGS~g - married.
itsSf So~;hcre
t..a. ..,s,..t t........ -....-....-.l. =, =.
~eooua sershsrs.
-s.r .--.--i';43 p -
t.,.s Wnzniagfon ana southern w.
Chattanooga
y stspirht ,,.,.'f''' 4 =
S..es.ua sVassslngtea and Sossss'er" Va
cissttauOGEa
ceC p $780, - ,,l,......
nssaens. sserry.iiss assd New sr's''"s.
~ "a iuianieti. = =.
f.mF =. u-..---....'.--'''-'''.'' - ."
EareGesd ana fEeHt"e'Hy X. x.
NorrBWesterR n. ~.
,a,i midnight 1880 ....-.---.---.- ...s'i0 ?. n.
LebaHen VIA stage.
ig,. midnight 60. ......-..5.so ,. n.
FhDn.~sviiie VIA stage.
,s.o tesTI,iE Saturday F.oo P. N.
Iarosn's Store VITA StAee.
uona,y IL "a r,iahlsht bee. ,.....-,4,aoo N.
Weinesiay aAb --- s4-.-e4 Do
eridav AZ ....-.....-...--.... DO
laberIy-yia stewart's Perry. Caiurville and
g,nr.t,v 100 mianisbt rhursisy soor n
sparta STAGE.
A,r;ves Mendays. Wednesdays and Friday
stIPM Leaves ruesdays, Thursdays and al
uTday7 NJ > A. n.
OaTe Hears.
m7Autn6P.S sundnys. 2 tes An.
EAstRoAD AND STAGE TIHE TABLE
ltlayn4.r A,eo pFsAruR RAILROAD ITNE.
celuinbla AceommoiatiSn Train a, :,
Arriys u kasby'ise v-v.rgs'-''''--'f'S n, ~
Mail and Accommodation Train:
ave R y, ~ ina .. ass p ~
Msmphis, Mobile and n. o. FKpress;
Laave Nashville A. - y y
Arrive at WV A. n
v,.av,trr Avn CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
T.,ve Nsshvills nt.....-....s0o 4. n. aud ~ p n
k,ssve M Chattanooga. 600 A. ~ ana ~, IN
Chelbvyille and TullahomA Accommodation
LsaEe- ~ SNssSyiis IT,, G 400 A. "
(Sundays exeeptea)
E LOuIsvILLE AND NASHVILLE kAilhvAo'
Leave Nashville At. " A. n. ana -. ~ = ~
Arrive At Nashville st-.l00 A. n. and ID ?. n.
franklin Accommodation train STRIVES IN
Nashville il.s5 A. n. and leaves ''Io p N'-eN-
cert on Sunday.
SAsHyIILEArT,FoRTTf FsrfF N IA 'LhOA"
Passenger Trains. $50
Leave. Nashviile it,. l245 A. Y. ana ~, p ~
Arrives VI Naghvilie ai.-'4l5 -. N. ana 9"V r NJ
FpaFFIFLD AID KENTUCKY RAiI.hoAp.
Arrive At Nashville n
leave Nashville at....-. 100000 Ito r y
trssvOE sFGaR.
Naahyiil 90 = "
Arrives at Nashyine.--.e-'.'-'..' '''''fVA' r w.
" q. TuIUsE sTkaE.
Leases Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays ana
asflrdays NJ o'rleck A. n. arrives Al Nash,
Vile Mandays, Wednesday and Fridays NJ
G'cl0rk p. N.
HRwgsBURa AEp FeLFNsyILiE STACK,
Leaves Nashville Tnesday Thursday and Sat
urday AZ $50 4. NJ, arriying at LeHNoats sA"s
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. 5n AzD -raaF TIar r.prr
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Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and fridaye.
stIP.M. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and al
urdays. AZ An.
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CITING our.
ROla bus UnsuceessrnI Attempt Of a
Gang OF IEorse Thieves and "a Mar
Sferar Ia Break Hail.

SANG % fNattA - AtataA
derer 10 Break Hail.
An unsuccessful attempt to break jai
was made about midnight of Thursday
by Irao Tnlile, Robert Hess, J. c. Scalf
D. NJ Mitchell, Lewis Bonner, Ed. Cor
man. and Jas. MeCarty, alias O'Donnell
Mos, Of this party were awaiting trial fol
horse stealing, and Bonner will be remem.
bered As the soldier who murdered mem.
Der Of the eth cavalry, at Aah Barracks
some time ago. They, with Jacob schiller
the jew who 10 awaiting trial Cor the pos
session of counterfeit monty, we're together
in one part OF the Jail. From the place
where they were confined, pipe leads TO
the river bank, outside the Jail, and Through
this they passed q rope formed Of strips
torn from their clothing, al the end OF
which a ball was suspended To give weight
enough FOR it, certain descent to the open
ing. By means Of this rope, three case
knives and two razor-blades were passed
80 them by friend on the bank,
and with these tools they set 20 work
TO remove a piece Of sheet-iron which had
been fastened over place in the floor, from
which a rock had been removed by some
previous occupants OF the cell in attempts
ing 10 escape. They soon succeeded III
removing this obstruction, thus opening a
free passage 10 the cellar, from which door
lead % the outside Of the jail. There were
CRATES before this door and emitting one of
them away, they made an opening large
enough 10 permit German, the smallest
man Of the seven, to squeeze through, ard
get at the door. In a few minutes more,
they would all have been free but Mr.
Cotton, just then going into their cell. and
discovering the displaced sheet-sroa, at
once followed them up, and summarily put
an end 20 theis operations. The whole
party were at once put in irons andRtowed
away in a safe place
Jacob Schiller, who knew of the projected
escape, took no part whatever in the enter
prise, and positively refused TO Join in it..
Bonner threatened to kill Schiller if they
should be betrayed, mentioning BY way Of
giving force TO the threat, that he had been
imprisoned for killing one man, and would
not hesitate TO kin another. Schiller, in
undated by the threat, told Mrs. Schiller,
who visited the Jail on Thursday, what
Bonner had said, and speaking with her in
Hebrew, asked her to request Mr.. Saun-
ders, ihe jailer 10 remove him to a cell
where the murderer and horse thieves
could not reach him. This message being
Only delivered, Al once aroused the suspi-
cions Of the officers Of the jail, and led to
the midnight search BY Mr. Cotton, which
resulted in the Illustration Of the long laid
scheme for liberty. On the capture of the
escaping prisoners, Schiller was promptly
removed tOsafer quarters. av
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lutAI y at 49, "a
LIARUrrfsa.
]. Amount &C Losses ad
iuted and duo and
unpaid ...........s.-.- .......s....
2 Amount OF losses in
Cured. and in process
et adjustment 600. ...-. %, esp %
3. Amount of losses re-
ported on which m
action has been taken .-........-..-
4. Amount Of claims for
losses resisted BY the
C0mPany ......s-sa-.s...l I13J Gt
5. Amount OF dividends on
capital declared aud
due, and unpaid. 1850
4, Amount Of dividend
on gcrip. declared, I'M
claimed and unpaid. p lH ~
Z. Amount OF scrip order
Ell. redeemed, and yet
unclaimed ................ 2gA1l o1
9 Amount Of al other
existing claims n.
ganst the COMPANY. ...--..---- poi,
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oHEe hours.
g,om7.utasp.r. sunanrs ? too 4. N.
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ttvst S"-;i,c-.t
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,.AsHvfILEA rIiEoRTHwFsrFRFR AiLRoAh
Passenger Trains.
Leave. Nashville h..-.- l245 A. " and 20 ?. ~
Arrives Vt Naghviiie at.-.7:l5h NJ ana a''"P W.
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>eooaa sershsra.
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f1-IT sTTNUITNT |1.11' y -
Johnson via stage.
1920 midnight ...---a ...'.-.s,,'.Da 'i y y.
FhenAasVfile VIA stage.
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Mail anA Accommodation Train:
cave Nashville at ..-...-----''---''' 80 ~ a
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gtheFiy-yia stewart's Ferry. CainFville and
SfatesFilis-
Vsursday 100 midnight rhur'lay h,mP n
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uona,v il "a riahlsbt l.... -,....,4,a.oo ?, n.
Weiaesaay $40 s-.. si.-.--e7' 90
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febl6 If
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07
pteamers Eearins Qurt Ga-Dap.
Is ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

|--spectsI Nettce-Metairfe jockey Club
meeting Of the Club Is called Dr SATU RDAY EVEN
~ ID inst the Office of nessrs james Wilson.
1T. HAYS.
First Vice President,
IT. B. FoIY Secretary.
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STATE OF LoUIsrANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New Oreans-Sarah j. Bennett va Robert hikins0n,
her Husband-Ho. 20 267.
HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 9Th
court following entsd suit in the words and figures
Of plaintiff, Sarah Be.net wife q Robert W.
kiuson against said husband the defndat here
the q sixteen Hundred and Do ar ana ies
Cents zoo l with legal interest thereon rom me sst q
March lisa until suit That anti Hs lega
mortgage defendants property be ecosniz sno
for ad date, and take eject rom and aef
a. d slst OF Warch 1886
Il Ia further sdjudged decesd that the
ta and ved and thai plaintiff be- heace
forth permitted TO administer her own property as femme
sole" -. rf
PAUL T. THEARD. Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set band and
on 18th day Of braary IN the Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight
ETAT DE La LoCIsIAEE-QUArBIEME CoUR DE-
District de Ia Nouvee Oreans-Sarah j. Bennett Ro
ps sshs'In II En- + cERTIrIE, que lie
d sixieme jour de fever 1868, jueement Fat reada en-
dams les teres figures qu srivent savor:
f.,enT De ia plsntise Nine sarah j. Bennett femme De
bert Wnknson. 10 defenesnt dit mari pour IA
$50 To- svec intsret psrtir dn 81 De 1853
Qua peement final ct les frasade Ia gus ihypo
du ceend4nt sur tous groprstes self
mise pour Ia dit at psrr do sems Jour de
est De plus ordonne siurs decres que Ia eommunits
defendant soft condamne payer Ia pAinve % proprete
comma "femrne SOLE
signe, lie ii fev.ier 1868 -r,r.,n -
En- teroenaee duque ai sppa-s signAnre ct e scssu
de Ia dits dams vile dela NouvteO leans &c
nun J. f. DICK. Deputs Grenier.
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BAsk OF SE~ ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. 4 1859

NEW ORLEANS. FEB. L 1853
At meeting Of Board Of Directors held the Sd inst,
was resolved that the Stockholders of this snk be
quested to call the banking house SATURDAY the Th
Of March next from 10 o'clock to O'Clock P. TO
vote on the sdvsab Of further reduction Of the capital
stock. Il.
The attention the Stockholders b called 10 the following
statement embodied in the Of the comnitse on the
actual value Of the assets Of the Bank.
N. AUGUSTIN, Cashier.
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THE NEW ORLEANS PsEUMAT1
PRoPELLINe COMPANY.

G. W. VALLEY having m ade an Invention ny wnea III
and other vehicles NAV be propelled COMPsf sskD AIR
and the utility and ofthe having bea y
EN- nent practical the0retcsl mechsncs ful endorsed
belief its success reasonably
further exDenditsre u now proposed
oraa Stock Comnauy parishes OF Orleans aud
the purpose II ul testing the same sno apph
N n IL 20 practical n se in said parishes.
re Capsl cck OF ssis Company shall be 1000 shares o.
500 each Of which W. Wsiey Inventor and Pstertse
retains without payment 81 asssssnents; and
in Ike manner so retained by the parties who
Rave us developed the invention, leaving only 800 shares
open for Subscription.
o. these eco shares the subscribers VII be required % py
At the time subscriution to r. Tonas treasurer pro
astesfment OF S5 share and each OF share
will he subject further Of IS on the call Of the
Directors, IL needed.
fereafer no assessment shall be made except BY voc
Of three Of Stockholders, each voting pr
capita"
As the amount 600 shares IL sub cnDso
subscribers shall be called for the pgp y.e O
organization at which meeting the voting shall be per
ear tao, W thout reeard the smcun Of stock held
fubcripons will received at the Office OF & T0hAfis
ESQ 70 Is Commercial Place, where full inf rmAton can
n obtained.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MOUNT ST. MARHp COLLEGE.
NEAR EnNITrsBURa. MARYLAND.

THIS Institrtion, founded m 1903 incorporated and
covered coulter Degrees N 1880 has continually impsosso
md .dded 20 rs means By giving THOROUGH EDuCA
TON, CLASSIC AL SCIENTIFIC
Ire First Session Of the Scholastic Year begins In he lar
week Of August; the Second the 18th Of January.
The Terms for Board and Tuition 500 per annum-l e
for each Session $ltopaysble IN advance Clothing SO
oner etc. supplied by the College must also De psia 10
IN advance.
Al the Students the Doctrines and trained
20 the practc- OF the Catholic Religion =
There Pr parsfoy Department for PUPILS not qusine
for the Coegsts Course For further informs,ien spp
The PRESIDENT, JOHN AcCAftkbf, d. u
G. ID. ErpFR 140 Poydras street. New Orleans can D.
anniied sor the Hollagp
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THOMAS HENDERSON VS. HIS CREDITORS AND
the Creditor. Of Henderson, Is,s ssso oo-foursA DIS
T. ne.sSy g y, oss 30 sse Ssse in
tsrsss.e 10 show cause within ten days from pas
cation hereof why the tahlsau and account hed BY the
the fusds distributed In accordance Herewith By the
cIe,k's cnscs, New Orleans. March 1888
q y. DICK. Deputy Clerk.
oUArRIEME coUR DE DISTRICT DE LA NoUvELrE-
OeansIhopss HI nderson rs ses SIes2esss ct les Gre
sns eTs &c asn nr =. nr.ens dome aux cream
"A rinsolvabe ct toute personne qui SOFT nte-
bstion Get avis ct tablean snIoe
syndic dams cet ere ne ssrst pas e. homoo
Par orore de Ia Cour. ,,c,- ....u
Bureau du Grener NOuvelleor cans e mas, 1893
NV JENKINS VS.. HIS cRFpIroRs-FoURTH DIS
trict Court Of New orieans-No 1929
NOTICE =. hereby given 20 the . Credissrs
show within from tbs rst pub hereo
pcysd and b stsd and the funds distributed in
dsnee Herewith By the Curt
IF. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
Orleans-H. N. Jenkins ses Creanciers-So 10 2S5
A Wis est par les preseates doane aux ere
resses de moner dix jours de la premiere
ne ee .srs M AZ nomooues e les onds
entre ses msins distributes scion la lOi.
''1' - : - y. DICK dsputs gresHer.
BuTeau du Greher Eouvelle-' reans 10 5 mars, 1908
IHB STATE or IOUIsIANA-F0URrH pIsrRIc =
Court Of New Orleans-No 2ORgL- Angelina Coneaa vs.
Alfred 1ete. -. !
HIHFBY certifs, that the 4th day cf
January 1868 Judgment rendered in this court in the
above entitled suit in The and figures following,
to-wit
m s ORDERED adjudged snd decreed. that there bs
Judgment Of plaintiff Angelina Comeau and against
efe, dant Alfred 1ete husband. decreasing dissolution
Of the community acquif aud and OF pro
perty them That plaintiff he authorized 20 admin
te property without the nteventon OF her said nus
band, and that defendant pay ,sls Of writ.
Signed February 9Th, lSo5 ,,z.,p -.
(SignedJ fAOL n. lnh M Suafe ,
In tesmr ny whereof have hereunto set hand and
aft Of the said Court II the City OF Neg Orans
ON his Is day Of FEBRUARY. the OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixy-eikht
]. \. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
FIAT DE LA IouIsIAEe- oUATRrExE coUR DE
district de Ia Nouvelle- Or,eansAngeiina Comeau vs.
Alfred Tete-Ne. ~ O9i. --.
IL CFRTIFIE par lie presenfs quo lie 4ieme
~ janvier 1868 jugeent etc rendu en- Get c0u
dams rafaire ei-dessus suit savoir-
ordonnee adjugee et decretee gull aura 1ugenen
en- favour du pantvs Angelina Comeau ct contre 10 deien
dant Alfred Te, e dte mari dec arnt une separation q
propree entire que e de pantive est autr dadi
le defendant soft condamnes a payee les ffais.
fsEsns.l PAUL THEARD Ju~e.
In fol De quot raj pose main ct le sceau de ade eour
en- Ia vile Orleans 28me 0r de ievrer e.
rannee dc Notre Segneu mil huit soxante hut ct d.
Undergraduates des Flats unis Ia quare ylng dixere
J.F DICK, Deputy 6reher