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Captain Matt. Dwyet, an ex-Confed-
crate. was murdered on Wolf river, near
Memphis, on Thursday morning, by
John Lanahan, with whom he was lodg-
ing. The previous night Lanahan beat
his wife, when Dwyer interfered to pro-
tect her, and knocked him down. Next
morning, Lanahan arose, went to the
room where Dwyer was sleeping, and
nearly severed his head from his body,
with n single blow of an AK.
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Hon. Jere WIFI AIMS.

The WoOdsield Spirit Of Democracy
~aounces Hon. JERE WILLIAMS as a
aooldate for the Democratic Congress
"Ohal nomination in the 18th Ohio Dis
"'c'' Few more popular names could
Presented. Mr.. WILLIAMS is widely y
,D'Wn throughout his District and his
ANY noble qualities have made him
'o'ts of friends.
u alspublic record the Spirit says:
,se ne served the people of his county
IA, INV sessions in the State Legislature,
:" only to the entire satisfaction of
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The body of Miss Kate Gruper, who
drowned herself by jumping into the
Mississippi, from thel bluff at Fort
Pickering, near Memphis, two weeks
ago, has been recovered. a young
brewer found it, by means of loaf OF
bread, loaded with quicksilver, which
he threw IN the water at the place
where the girl had jumped in. 1t tloated
out some distance, and suddenly sank,
Six days afterward, the body rose to
the surface at the precise point where
the loaf went down. The Memphis
Post tells the story.
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BANKRUPTCY.

'INHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Oh
i the sth day of June, A. D. Is6s, = Warrant
of Bankruptcy was issued out CT the District
Court of tie United States for the District Of
West Virginia against the estate OF CHAREs 5. N
Hooroy Of Littletop, in the county Of WetEel,
in said District, who was adjudged Bankrupt
debts and the delivery Of ary property belong
ing TO such Bankrupt, 10 him, or for his use,
and the .ransfer Of any property By him, are
forbidden by law. and that \ meeting Of the
creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts,
and 70 choose one or more Assignee5 Of his
estate, will be held az Court Of Bankruptcy
10 be holden at his office. in the city Of Wheel
ing, before George B. Caldwell, ESD, Register
in bankruptcy for said District on the nth
day OF June. a d. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A N.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
o. S. MArshal ID. W. Va, Messenger.
wv. b. IRwN, Deputy. iuns-oawsw
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his constituents, but with honor to him.
self as well as the Democratic party.
He also served his country three years
on the battle field during the late civil
war, entering the service Us Captain,
afterward being promoted for gallantry
to the position of Lieutenant Colonel,
which position he held at the time he
was mustered out.
The Democrats of the 18th District
would do themselves credit by this
nomination. 1t would command the
respect Of all men of all parties, and
would settle the question Of success.
We believe Mr.. WILLIAMS would be tri-
umphantly elected.
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Impeachment in the Legislature

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writing from this city, says
Of the Legislative impeachers:
The party here has its chronic afflic-
tiOns, in fussy aud indiscreet adherents,
just as Congress has its twinges of Ash
Icy, Butler, &c. These restless, self
opiniOnatsd spirits are just now intense
ly exasperated over Senator Van Win
kle's vote against impeachment; and they
propose to make him "feel bad" by q
resolution. They do not yet ccmpre-
bend that the Republican Senators who
voted against impeachment have reu-
dered the Republican party and the
country service more illustrious than
any recorded since the surrender
of Lee. Had impeachment carried,
the Chicago Convention would have
been very different affair from what it
was. It's harmony, its enthusiasm, its
platform, as we now record them, would
have been impossible. The majority of
sincere, unseltish, thinking Republicans
in this State, and,all over the country,
recognize the fact that impeachment
was a blunder, and that its failure was
the salvation of the party. We hope
there is common sense enough in the
Legislature to comprehend the situa-
tien, and let Mr.. Van Wrinkle alone. We
believe there is; but the irrepressiblss
will make a frantic effort, in all proba-
bility, ard will verify the proverb
(Which fits the impeachment business,
exactly that the fool is wiser in his
own cOnceit than seven men who can
render a reason
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The impatient Wendell Phillips, un-
willing to wait for the conclusion OF
the investigating committees of the
House of Representatives, makes his
own report of the corrupt influences
employed in the Impeachment case.
He says they were women, whisky,
towards, greenbacks, Free Masonry,
negro hate, offices for ones pine-tree
cousins, q diseased Chief Justice, spite,
dyspepsia and noodleism:" He might
have made his report-published in the
IAnti. Slarsy Standard-more entertain.
ing and sensational if he had entered
more into detail, showing what Senator
was brought over by women, who sue
cumbsd to whisky, who were the trem'
bling co wards, who grabbed the green
backs, who bowed before the mysterious
potency of Masonry, who has the dys-
pepsia and who are the noodles. "a
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The australian Chwchman, which cir
culates among the churehmen and ed
ucated classes of Australia, has poem
on the shooting of Prince Alfred. The
following is q specimen verse:
Australians, we have a weight TO bear
That in this land Of gold
An act most foul most terrible.
1t makes your blsod run cold,
To think that our beloved Prince.
So gentle, good and kind,
Should in the act of benevolence
Be shot at from behind.
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Democratic Township Meetings

At a meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Ohio county, held at the REGISTER
Jtkce, on Saturday, May 3Oth, 1865, it was on
l0tion,
Resolred, That tho Democratic and Conserva-
we voters of Ohio county be requested 10
acct. at their usual places of meeting,
their respective Townships on the 18th day
q, June, Is6s, aud elect by ballot three delegates
20 represent each Township in thu State Con-
,en,on, to be held at Grafton, W. Va, on July
9th 1868.
The meetings will, be held as follows, viz:
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GRAFTON,
thursday, July l6, 1865

To nominate two Senatorial Electors
-, President aud Vice-President of the
United States, and TO select candidates
10 nil the following State Offices;
iiOrtrH0r;
iaditOr;
inOrHey General;
secretary Of STATE:
IrydsHytr:
Tue ratio of representation will he {:
Ten delegates in the Convention for
Zach member of the House of Delegates
10 waich the counties respectively are
entitled.
This ratio gives to the counties res
actively the following representation :
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING wBSTYA.


flee, 26 Monroe street, next door to First Ma.
tioHal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP Seeretdry.
e. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary aud Gen
eTal Business Agent
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, George K. Wheat,
Jas. {. Orr, Saml Harper,
John A Armstrong. James McCluney,
A. G. Quarter. Morgan OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
s. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling List, Morrison & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling Pryor, Handlan & Co.
Wholesale GrOeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan q
Knox Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling McCabe
Kraft & Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W
Franzheim & Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & Co, Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel
ing; L. C.McAfee, Notions, Wheeling Camp
bell, Frew & Co, Pubs. Intclhgencer, Wheeling
Ott Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. f.
Sands Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont
K. Z. Camden, Prest Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure Jr., Wheeling
maya
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.tinrs will be held as follows. viz:

Polls viii be opened under the direction OF
.-s officers of tbe meeting and be kept open for
70 hours from the hour at which the meeting
called. G. BAIRD,
lUHeItd Chairman.
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democratic Conservative
state Convention.

In pursuance OF resolution passed
i, the State Convention held in Wheel
,ng, ou the sth day of January last,
there will be State Convention of the
Democratic aud Conservative voters of
Nr,r Virginia, ut
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From 81. Domingo

New YORK, May lO.-Later advices
from st. Domingo state that Baez was
supposed to have made the same propo-
sition to France and England that be
has made to the United States regarding
the sale of Samana. He was perse-
cutting all the eminent men who do not
support his administration, numbers OF
whom were being sent into exile.
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" DEFUNCT.' y

long ehough OF the kind:
DETUNCT"
James Buchanan, ex-President OF
the United States, is dead. His epitaph
should be: Here lies the man who had
it in his power to save the Republic
from civil war, and thereby the lives of
a million men, and yet disgracefully
failed to perform his duty We have
no eulogy to pronounce upon this pusil.
lanimous wretch. A mans death does
not alter the record of his life. The pop.
ular verdict concerning Buchanan is
correct. Let it remain through all
time"
The above is not from the La Crosse
assumes to be the superior of Brick
Pomeroy! Aside from the infamous
taste that would dictate such a para
graph, its sole and only material allega-
tion is stupid falsehood that none but
a blinded partisan or an Iguoramu u o
would be guilty of uttering. 1t was not
in the power of James Buchanan to
save the country from civil war" An
insignificant army of 10000 constitu ted
the whole force of the Government until
six weeks after the Inauguration of Mr..
Lincoln. In the month of February,
while Mr.. Buchanan was still in of
fee, Congress, on motion of Cover
nor Corwin, refused to authorize an in
crease of the army, believing, as Corwin
declared, that bloodshed could be avoid.
ed by moderation and calmness. 1t was
the declaration, too, of Mr.. Lincoln's
Prime Minister, that in ninety days
(the incoming Of Lincoln's administra-
tioa), the whole secession excitement
would be over. Yet, in the face of his
torical facts like these, we have irtima-
tions that James Buchanan should
have taken the matter out of the hands
of Congress, and at the very close of his
administration assumed the power of
inaugurating a war which the Prime
Minister of his successor had taken a
public occasion to declare to the world
could and would be Gone.-Newark Id
rerfisT.
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THEODORE FINK,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
= ROD u G. E ,

TaSJUsT RECEIVED AND FOR
IL sale
Gardner Phipps & Co. Celebrated s. l. Hams
Geo. +, Davis & Co. Star s. G. Hams.
do do do 3 Z. DTled Beer.
Best brands Bacon Shoulders and Sides.
Pollock's Flour, Vincennes, Ind.
Gebhart Best Flour, Dayton, Ohio.
Atlantic MiIlsF1our, yincennes Ind.
Pearl Mills Flour, Cincinnati.
Hamilton National Flour, Cincinnati.
All kinds Of Nil. Feed.
Corn. Oats and Potatoes, &c.
WHEELING, April q, l5G5. SpTl'u
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Defaming the Dead-A Base and
Heartiess Attack on MIR Buchauan.

The following editorial gem is to be
found in Wednesdays Ohio State Jour
nal, the central organ of party, which
in former years, claimed to embody
within its ranks" all the decency of
the land" 1t is briet paragraph, but
long enough of the kind
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The New Orleans opera troupe that
gave the "Grand Duchess" in Cincinna-
ii is now amusing New York i N Often
bach's "Orpheus in He'll" OF their
performance the Citizen says: "Tbe
actors and actresses, one and all, make
d grand mistake in bidding for popular
favor, by outragiug the sense of decen-
cy of every modest man or woman in
the audience. The dress of Mile Lam
belle, in the first act, is indelicate in the
last degree, and the fainting scene in
which Nine Deere is prominent eclipses
in indecency anything which our
not over scrupulous stage has
seen. don't mean to be understood as
denouncing legs ana bosoms as necessa-
rily immoral. To the ballet, in its
proper place, have not the slightest
objection, and both admire and advo.
cate it; but the unnecessary display of
the person which the exigencies of the
dance compel the ballet girl to make is
an entirely different thing from the os-
tenIalOuS ulsplay WHICH ii lle LaulDe!e
makes of her beautiful bosom, and the
care with which Mesdames Deere and
Cadic labor to expose their legs to the
gaze of the audience"
A French physician, DR.. Labordette,
claims TO have discovered a process for
restoring life to drowned persons after
an immersion of half an hour or more.
Indeed, it is said that it has proved eff.
fectual where the patient has been
under water as much as six hours
Heretofore fourteen minutes has been
considered the extreme limit of time
during which the vital spark can be
preserved without air, and in most cases
five minutes of ofsuffocation is fatal. The
process is not fully described in the &C
count given of it in the French papers
bat it seems to involve the use Of an
instrument for opening the windpipe,
coupled with kneading and rubbing the
body.
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LAMB g. PAUL..

A TTORNKYA AT Law, WHEEL.
"A ING, WEST VA, will practice In the
Court House. octl0
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NOTICE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD ouR Es
Prathsr. and will diseOntinne business. We
take pleasure IN sAyihE 70 our Customers tkaf
thy viii hnd Mr.. PrAtbeT an hOn0rAble AnA
aoo0mnOiatinR business gentleman.
April %. Is6s. sESsESEY 4 GIFREg
HrSH. Gfaen win rsnzin vi,k s. n. Prsfhsr
~ salesman.
Having b0uEbt the above concern and nsAs
large purchases Of new and fashionable Esods.
would BE pleased 20 see my old eustonsfs again.
- wei ~ many new oneL
my6Im S.H. PRATHER-
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Sugar Cured Dried Beef
TIERcRs DAvIy Gin. CUKIsG, JUsI
- received and for sale By n. RKILLT
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UIH EUV'V 70 7IV0 IS"
ne.fiyely the following representation :

1t is respectfully suggested that, US
tar as may be practicable and conve-
uiept, tho Delegates be chosed by Town
ship or County ConI cutions, on
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State Of LOui~iana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT c. IrpI,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Y. lap y ro'erie
vs.. No. 2l5
=. &. Lirran.

BY virtn' of a writ .f .feri acias, 10 me
directed in the above matter, | have seized
a"d will Offer at public %a"crinn, a, The Cont,
House OF ,hr Parish If 81. James. ON WEI
NESDAF, tn. 22nd day of JANUARY 1863
al u oclock A. NJ, the hereinafter desc, ,heL
properly, I" satisfy ~"id Judgment, 10 wit:
A certain tract If land situated in the Parish
of s.. James. on The rich, bank Of the Mis-.
sis-ippi river. abou, 6s miles above New.
Orleans, measuring about three ona,,er. of
an arpent front to the river by eioh,v a..
penis in depth. closing NOR" III less in Tho
rear, bounded above by tn" property of
widow Lament DOM "nx, and b. ow Nv ,ha,
of Angnsie Trahan. with all the bn;lJir.s
and improvements ,hereunto belnng,ng
TERMS: Cash OH the spo, in legal currency.
s. THEREOF.
Sheriff
Parish Of ST. James, 2ls, December 1867,
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Eiat d.. Ii Louisiana.
COUR DU QUATRlEME DISTRICT =
JUDICIAIRE. p..
PAEOlSSE Sr-JACQUES..
.Josfph;n Aime
vs.. NJ, 273
Aler's Frrry,l son mari.

En- verin dun wri, de- tie,i facias 4 moi
aIre-sa ia 5 ''afr,irc ci-,1pssns ,ar ,',nnorah'e
Ia Com Il" Qna,riamc Di-tic' .JnAiriairp ,'ars
81 rnnr la ParrisSp $, jacques. r. sai>i Fl
Jofhirai en- vcn'e r,hlirne e, i l"rch6fe.
isnr IA rrnrrii,a tic,i,p sons 10 No y 10
MERrREnl 10 FEVRlER 1868. 4 II hsnrc<
TIN mann, 'o"'"s les p,op'iitis arrar''nani an
def'n'enr Alexis Fer.y, CONNIE suit, savoir:
10. une HahiIa,ion t,ahlie en- Sncrcri'. 81.
,uee dams Ia parni-se 81. %Jnroues. sur Ia rive
sept mi''cs environ an h-ssu- de IA vile lie
In Nonve''e Otfanrs. mesutan, o. 10 %nrpp,rtS
de- face Az ht Neuvn s'r cna're vinet- ar.
ren'S 10 profonhtnr, bnirtr 4 la 'i-nc snra.
rieutn par la rsorriata dc NJ. B<ano lei
dpvnn' cpl'c dc l!pu,i J. Rnmpn1 ct 4 l.,
limifc i,fd'i,n, NC par collie De N San,imr
For,,er ensemble av.c inutrs les iti->eS,
Ia S1crerie. IA mAclli,r 4 vareur e, 'e mou-
lin, ct les nntr.s authorizations Gni V appar-
iirnncui, ain>i cue frrn!e Gina nnle,s. iroi-
chcvanx. rin0 varh"s avsc venuX. six char.
re.le>. dix hnit cha,rnes. I'm lot de pe'le ,
piocl es. haches, etc, q, louS les anlre> IN.
,rnme'',s nra'oireS qni y arpa,'lrnn'u,.
o.. Utp hahi'a'inn t'al,lir rn Surrrrie. slime
dams In paroiSSr S,int .%lac9neS. sur Ia rive
oanchr dn fenve Mississippi. 4 cinGnanlr-
qna'rc miles envi,on an. de~snS de- la vile
de Ia Nonvelle Orltans. me>nrant SEIZE ar
penis de face an dit fnnv-. sur une profnn
denr de soixan'e rinq arpent> a la lione SUI
ptreure ct 10 qn,tre vino,s arpents i i,
li-nn iriirienre, hotnie par en- han, par Ia
propriet6 de NJ EuoeUe Ma,terue g, par
EN- ba- par celle de vpuyc Eu.enr Bonr
gNoIs avrc touleS les hi;iSSe~ -t amtliora-
t!ouS, la sncIcrle. la machine i vapfnr, le
moulin, elc., q"i sly ltouvent Ell y aprat.
itennep,.
30. De nenf cen, 4 npnf cent cinounn'e acres
de- 'r're de cV,riere situes en- arriere lie
Ihnbi'",ion dec,ilc sous lr No, ?.
T.. D vers nbir,S m"biliers. tells que meuh'cs
m"nb'amtS, n-tensi'es de cuisine. .ieux vol
lures, tr"is chevaux, nm lot d'atn-uirris ct
anlres o!jets de vaIenr, q"i srr"nt Plus am
pIenent dtcrits 10 Jour lie Ia venip.
CONDITlONS-CoMprAxr sur les licnx en-
billets ayant conrs.
S. THEREOF,
ShaliI.
Par"i>se 81 Jacques, II Janyier 1868.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish of st. James.
Josfthine Anne
vs.. No. 273
ALEXIS Ferry, her husband.

BY virtue of a writ Of ieri facias 10 me di.
rect'd in the above matter BY the Honorable
the Fonrth Judicial Dist, let Court in and for
the Parish Of ST. Jsmes. | have seized and will
offer at public sale and %anction. on III, f-sr
hereinafter described plantation, on WED.
NESDAY, The 9Th day of FEBRUARY.
1868, at II oclork A. NJ, all the properly
belonging to defe"dan, Alexis Ferry, to vii:
10. A Sugar Plantation, situated in III. Pa.
ri>h Of 81 james, on the right bank Of the
Mississippi river, abon, fifty seven miles
abnv" the City of New Orleans, measuring
elevsn arpents front on said river BY eighty
arpents in depth, bounded above by the
property If Mr.. Ba.ano formerly the pro.
perry Of Henry J. Ro'nau) and below by
that Of Mr.. Sep'ime Forlier; together with
all he bindings, sugar house. steam en-.
gine and mill, ,her.unio belonging. as we'll
a. lhitty five mules, three horses, f,e cows
with calves, six cat,s. eighteen ploush> AMI
a lot Of spades, h"eNtsh"vels, axes, and all
the other farming utensils thereto attached.
20 A Sugar Plantation, situated in the Parish
Of St James. on tho left bank of the Missis.
sippi river, abon, fifty four miles above The
City If New Orleans, measuring sixteen ar.
penis front on said river, by a depth of sixty
five arpents on The upper line and eighty
arpents OH The lower one ; bonded above
by the property Of Mr.. Eugene Ma,herne
and below by that Of widow Eugene Bonr.
grois-whh all the buildings aud improve
ments, steam mill and engine thereon and
,heren"to belonging.
So. Ahont nine hundred 10 nine hundred and
fifty acres "f Swamp Lands, sitnsled in the
rear Of The above last described Sugar
Plantation.
a.. S"ndry movables, house hold and kitchen
furniture and utensils, Two carriages, three
horsss, = lot Of sill. er ware and other
movable articles, q full description Of which
wi I've given on ,he day Of sale.
TERMS-CA>H on the spot in legal currency.
S. THEREOF.
Sheriff:
Parish of ST. James, ilih January, 1868.
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EtHt dc Ii Louisiana.
COur du Quatrirme District Judiciaire.
PANOiS>E S~r-JACQUES.
SUGGESTIONS d COMMUNICATE de ffu Falcon
Aime II Joseph ne Roman.

L'E'a' Ell Ia Conr %sn>li1s:
a Mn" Amtti' Fnrrier, iponse h'Edouar1
Roman. el sn" ',, mar, d"n,c,titS Ell IA ,iIlr
d. Ia N"nve,i' O,leans, e, aux Creancier, e,
a lnn> ceuN y inlete>>i-:
Attend" que Fforen, Fnllier. de cetlp p.
fn'> e. Administrator les >nSdiles Succession,
el C"nmnnanth. a entla>-a en- re,,. Crnr sol,
c"mr'e d administrator des dts Sncces-io,,,
II Cominnn.n'e. 'temaMlam i'lomulo.a,,on,d i.
celni el sa dariiarne:
Vous ei"s notifies, Ell avis. public von@ EST. pa.
ce> p:e>fnie~. i"nne a ,"uS ri !. ciacun ii. voD-
q av"'r a '%itlnire. par cert, ianslr-nie iou,> de
celi' date. ~ Bureau dn Gr-tfier tie cet,e Cur.
a Ia Mai>on de Com de la di,r paroi>,e, les rap
sons pour %le>qu"iIe> il ne serait pas fai, dro,l a
la drr"a''lr din DIT pellionna,re.
() Temoiu. l'Hnu. r. BEAUVATS
is, iJnge de nn're dire Conr, &c wig, hni
49, JHeme Jour de- Dec"mhr.. 1867.
T s GACDET, Gr-tfier.
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>aalc Ut Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
SUGGESTIONS Of late Etnr RousseI and
TeO. in Nillei.

Whereas Zephyrin Millet. of the Parish of
81 James, has applied 10 III. above named
Court, in order To be appointed adminis,ra,o
ut The Snccessions Of lrenc Rons>aI and VIC.
TORN Mi'le,, both decreased ,n,.slate:
Public notice is hereby given TO all parties
concerned 10 III" ip wiring within ten day.
from the date Of notice hetenf, al the Office Of
the CLERK OF said Copr', the reasons why the
prayer Of said petitioner should moi, BE- nran,ed
order OF said C"nrf.
T. s., GAtDET. Clerk.
Parish of St. james, January Alb, 1868.