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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Democratic state Ticket.
pre.udemsSnl Electors.
DEMOCRATIC
Convention !.

T..p,maerses a. tae Second Congressional Dis
I. sffs,,s krs hereby invited - select delegates
:. 4tea.sal manner. 70 attend convention u be
ssfi,4A. CLINTON, Clinton county.ol
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18TH, isfs,
= .z.a asalock A. NJ, efsaid day, TO Nominate
esff AZ, IN Congress. aai % transact saca othef
E..f-.s The Convention may deem adviraD.e.
T-. raiio Of representation vii b. ono ceiege'e
,ssh Faction over any vDta-. east last iaii ip'
caa--r Maser fsr Governor. The several counties
vl',. ean'e2 Is th1 following number OF ce''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

HoRAos GREELEY had but one son. .
precious child, who died many years ago.
bis two daughters, Gabrielle and Ida, are
49, rsspsetivsly nine and eighteen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
BATCHELOR'S UAIR DYE.

Thu splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment: no ridiculous
tints remedies tho I'll chests OF bad Dyes invgorate:
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black or brown'
Sold by all Druggists and Perfum rs; end properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 1s Bondst.,
New York. apr29 d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

TnH Psmersy letter intimatsd that Soma.
tors could be had n eight thousand dollars
hsad, and this was considered "vcry
reasonable" but the inquisitors are striv.
ing y show they were ''dog cheap"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
TO NC MEN.

no sfyest Seminal Losses, TO conquer bad haeiIs
and remove the effects of early Error, send -
Vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience in this specially
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pi
any Of the ailments peculiar to the sex, by enclosing
20 cents - above, with brief statement Of case VII
receive particulars for eef treatment by return ma
and thus avoid Quackery. We also have Narix
Clasp which We guarantee 70 cure varieOcee In Iouf
days. The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de
string to limit their ofsprng, can enclose stamp
for pamphlet. containing engrayings and expiana-
tons OF the above preventive. with essay on tne
subject Of prevention. All correspondence conn
Dental. Address all letters to J. 8. WlLLlAAS,
DraWef PIT Louisville Nv OCt24d0W1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND Il DAN0ETT,

JUNCTION bHOP, WONCbS IEHs 0Ac0.s
Manufacture Wooden Machinery OF Superior Quality.
combining all the valuable improvements in this
country, and many from Europe, and IN style and
finish not surpassed by any. We continue to build
Carding Machines, wi Iron or Weed Frames Pat
emit Spinning Jacks: Yarn Twistcrs, with any num-
Der OF Spindes desired. with Single or Double CYL
inders, from entirely new aud much improved pat
terms Yarn Spoilers and Dressing Machinery.
All kinds OF Cloth Finishing Machigery, including
Shears, broad and narrow: Glgs, donble and single
acting: double nc ing Brushing Machines, Pulling
Mills, Wash Mills, PAent Cloth Dryers, Hydros attic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet, Pc.
tersoham and Whitney 1nish, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines. etc. Wool Pckers, busters.
Wnlowers, Patent Hydro Extractor-, of new and
improved plan; Wool Dryers. Band Machines. Bob
bin Winders, Card Grinders, Turning Rests. Plate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery Castings, Mill Gear
ing. Hangers. Pulleys and Shafting, etc
Our machines are in substantial and supc rior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames will be
furnished at low price when called for. and are war
rancd 70 be equal In every respect to any machines
made in the United States.
In addition TO the above named machines OF oul
own make. we are prepared to furnish CroInpton's
Looms, Parks & WoolsoD's Sheare, Steel King Bui
Machines and Bur Pickers, Card Clothing, and man
ufacturers findings generally, at makers lowest prcs
and can furnish our customers with machinery ioi
Woollcn Mills complete, it'll promptneEs, and at Al
favorable prices any other builders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Orient Pearls Nc Random
strung.

Inc new 1 bTh fTfNuVf Uhu EfCNt oVSt
TO say sa,no mpnlhs ago about Grants
nomination or Tie Presidency by the rad
icsi marty. some Of its expressions then
uttered read rather qaesriv ly the side Of
- hishfSlpnn pan serics upon the Gen.
.raf For instance Horace did not scrupls
tasA N saiafee Drunkenness upon Grant,
ena dscar, IN allnsiaa u hin. "More
soldiers Soge u.slos>ly slau Uttered in the
iai, war ,arouei he blenders of drunken
oil. 1853 tlaa 10 ,he bullets Of tie foe
a:.u, 81 the i2th II last Augus:, the
Yrt8pue pitc64l iu' ir.a, and has follow
cr. i ,his stain:
.ifoN happens /. that every renegade
from radica.ism IS 50 vccilerous for Grant.
y lat Il the mystic tie that binds our
Weeds and Rannc;ts, cur bschsliders from
yefytnins Republican but the leaves and
fishes, ia such loving accord that Grant
IS our Only man for President -
On the l-th Of the same month, ii. G,
imperatively declared
Probably General Grant can afford to
nc utht ana uuUD C3uutIate, Out tuiS
country can not afford to elect deaf and
du1b President
We could string out these "orient
pearls" a, greater length, but these will
suffice for the present. The admirers Of
II. g. can compare these uterances with
the rip-roaring suiogies that paper now
pronounces on 'Lyssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09


In 1854 and 1855 when Know Nothing
ism sought the Acknowledgement and pro
scrip,ion Of every foreigner in tbe country
on account Of bis birth place and religion.
Mr. Schuyler Colfax was . bright and
shining light in the organization. There
was no fsrcer or more proscriptivo Know
Nothing in the land. He was prominent
leader in the order. Now, however, when,
against his utmost efforts, Know.Nothing-
ism has been crushed in America, and when
h- wants votes to elect him to the Vic Pres
idsncy. Schuyler is very sweet on foreign
signers and Roman Catholics. In order to
show our foreign-born citizens what manner
Of man he his. We give the following oaths.
which, with uplifted hands, and on the
Holy Evangelist, Schuyler Colfax took in
South Bend in 1854.
'.rIR.T DEGREE
In the presence of .hc Almighty God
and these witnesses, you DO solsmnly prom
iSc and swear that you
Wi. not vote nor give your influence, for
Inv man. for any Office in the gilt Of the
people, unless he be an American born cti-
Srn, IN. favor of Americans ruling America,
ner if hc be a Roman Catholic.
SECOND DEGREE.
In thc presence Of the Almighty God
ana these witnesses, you do solsmnly and
sincerely swear If il NAV be le-
gally done, You will. when elected or ap-
pointed to any official station ccnferring on
You power to do SO, remove all foreigners,
aliens or Roman Catholics from ctlice or
place. and that YOU will no case an.
point such to any office or place in your
gift.'
The foreigner or Roman Catholic who can
vote for Collar, must have very forgivine
spirit snA q strong stomach!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
ERYSIPELAS,

Or 81. Anthonys Fire. can be most eaectually Grad
,c.,ed by the use Of Rohack's Blood Purifier In con
uu:siou with Roback's Blood Pills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
LEUCORRHCEA.

or. Whites which follow ooa!debility and constin-
onal weakness, be efiectlally cured by the use
az Roback's stomach Bitters. Do not ~ the drug
ris, sell yon any other remedy these Biers are
prepared with especial reference to this complaint,
sad are warranted 10 cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
OPTHALNfIA,

a. Inflammation OF the Eyes. not unfrequently
arises from disordered state OF the stomach, few
doses OF Robacks Blood Pills WILL in most cases,
effect cure by removing the cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Royal Havana Lottery Of (uba,
DRAWN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
One Prise Of. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o,W

&C., &c. Prises paid In Gold. Prizes Cashed AM
information given by GEORGE UPHAH,,
auy7-d&viy 81 N Main ST., Providence. X. l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANS.
PORTATION,

HEAotCAHTERs FIFTE MILITARY DISTRICT i
Once of Chief Qua-termaster,
SEALED PROPOSALS IL DUPLiGATF vii [,
~ De received at this office until TUESDAY tile
twentieth Gay OF October next, twelve O'Clock NJ
for transportation of military Supplies from Inc date
Of the contract to the first day OF January 1870 on
the following route, VIZ
- Route No. 6-From Marshall, Texas: Galveston
Texas and from Bryan or Courtney or the then ter
minus of the Texas Central Railroad to all or am
points IN Texas east northeast of the BraZos river
anl s9Eth OF the Red river, or between any points
SAID district
The contractor to oblizate himself to have a com.
petent agent to represent himself his firm at Mar
shall, Galveston, and Bryan Courtney, or at the
terminus OF the Texas Central Railroad upon whom
re4uisitlqns can be made and who most be prepared
10 transport all stores to and from each and every
point where troops are stationed where is found
ASuyssdFS % pLuce SoFernmeGt stores provided the
said agent is duty notified writing by the officer or
agent OF the United States at least ten days previous
10 such Shipment.
bdders TO state the rate per one hundred 1OlI
pounds per one hundred Goo miles at which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names in full as well as
their places Of residence, aud each proposal should
be ACCOMPANYING by bond in the sum of ten thou
Sand III tuU dollars, signed by two more respon.
sple persons guaranteeing that in case the contract
is awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal
TO the parties proposing the contract win be ac
eepted and entered into, and good and sufficient
with the terms of this advertisement.
ihe amount OF bonds required from the contractor
will be nifty thousand 80 00ol collars.
Satisfactory evidence OF the soyency of each hid
utr and ersOn offered as security will be required
Forms OF contract may be seen at the Depot Quar-.
teTmasters otioe, San Antonio, and at this Office.
may be offered
=, Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation, Route No s." and addressed to the
By order OF Brevet Major General REYNOLDS,
Byt Brig GenI and Chief O. N 3 sth ailitsfy Dist.
Au21 ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN ALGIERs, RIGHl
EANk AT q meeting of the Republicans o.
Algiers, held al Carriers House, on the even
Ing OF the first instant, for the purpose Of
organizing another Republican club, called
the Warmoth and Dunn Club OF Alglers, Mr.,
Themas kenefc was called on 10 preside.
On taking the chair, he said:
gentlemen, tender you my sincere and
cordial thanks for the honor you have con.
ierred upon me by calling me to preside
over the deliberations of this patriotic
assembly. l have little experience in the
performance of the duties to which you have
assigned me. have little knowledge OF
Parliamentary law, and I have nothing to
promise you but fidelity and impartiality.
The errors ] shall commit will, trust, be
excused BY your kindness aud corrected by
your wisdom.
He counseled his audience to forbearance,
moderation, and temperance, and to con
duct all their deliberations with calm ness
and wisdom, and to maintain with infieYible
irmness the cause of L. s. Grant and Col
fax. He said General Grant is the only
man who commands the hearts of the peo-
pie. His cause moves rapidly on, and can
assure you that he will carry the State of
LOUISIANA by majority OF twenty-five
thousand.
The speaker here entered into lucid and
detailed definition OF the past conduct of
the rival candidates, and proved in the
most conclusive manner that Horatio Sey-
mour had no claims on the support of the
loyal people of the United States.
say he is not the man for whom you
should vote. (Cries of ''Never.") 1 shall
not detain you much longer. (fsGo on
eco on.D no not feel that it is necessary
for me to say any more in reference to the
claims of Grant. Behold him in the vii.
derness. with his flaming sword dashing
into pieces the Confederate cup in which the
pearl of the Union was to be dissolved
Only consider the state OF the country at
the moment he took command of the armies,
All around him WAS convulsed. The very
pillars of the capital seemed giving way.
The comet was let loose that "from its fiery
hair shook pestilence and DEATH The ten.
pest was roaring, the darkness was at hand,
but q. S.. Grant lowered sublime. like the
last mountain in the deluge; majestic, not
less in his elevation than in his solitude,
amid carnage, magnificent amid
desolation, the last hope of freedom, the
Ararat of the Union
Thus have the plans of conspirators been
defeated: thus has that cloud which for q
while lowered over your cause, frightened
into sign of your faith, and completion
of your victory. l will conclude by request.
ing of you TO vote for the man who has al
ways been the friend of the Union and of
political and religious equality, and by
hoping that when the ides of November
shall have passed away, your devotion and
patriotism, as well as his, shall be crowned
With success; and that he may be the next
President of the United States. prolonged
applause.)
The meeting was also addressed by Hon.
Eugene Mccarthy. DR.. Elan, Colonel James
ioienes, James Alexander. The meeting
adjourned by giving three hearty cheers for
and Dunn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03

cried profane wretch in the crowd. And
the orator sat down, and has never been
heard of since.
The last item of gossip is that General
Hancock has written letter to friend in
New Orleans, in which he declares that
Seymour and Blair have not ghost of a
chance"
Will the Steednan Guards put this in
their respective pipes, and take long Whit,
and strong Whit, and a Whit together.
We asked an old resident yesterday if he
saw the Democratic celebration on Saturday
evening. He replied;
81 saw long procession of General
Grants paroled prisoners-is that what you
refer to-? ~. -..-.
And a penslve Bag moved on,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF REFUGEES
freedmen, and Abandoned Lands,
District OF louisiana
New Orleans La. August H. 1868.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A Thomas II. Harmon, latsAssistantS ub- Assstant
C9mmlssioner Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, and
Abandoned Lands, parish OF Carroll Louisiana, for
moneys withheld by him, being the proceeds of Ger.
tain cotton entrusted to bis turned over to
him for sale, for the benefit OF said parties are
hereby notified to present the same, in legal form
to these headquarters before the thirtieth dAy OF
September lsts, or they will be debsrred from any
participation in their share OF the moneys thar have
been or may be recovered from said Thomas II.
Harmon. -
chanan, U. s. A., Assistant Commissioned.
- LUUlUS II. WARREN
bleyet Lieutenant Colonel u S, A, Captain Thirty
Ninth Infantry, Acting Assistant Adjutant Cen-
eFAl aul2 s0t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CHIEF CObIhIGssABV OF SUBSISTENCE n
New Orleans, La, August "a, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
~ INVITED till the SEVENTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1883, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department with the following Stores
~'
Tor 1000 barrels of FLOUR, equal to Government
standard, Each barrel OF Flour purchased will be
required to weigh 1856 pounds and an -Four abstract
ed at previous inspections missing from the bar.
re5 rom other causes, will be required to be made
For 1000 gallons CIDER VINEGAR, nut M in
oak barrels and hoped with iron. The Vinegar to
grains of bi.carborate of soda.
gle brand,
For 100 kits OF MACKEREL, Mol
Fer 1000 pounds ADAMANIINE CANDLES;
fall weight required.
Eor 1000 of The very best canvassed HAMS.
The above articles to he of the very best quality
and pat up in superior packages, and to be delivered
at the Anchor Press in this city, within twenty days
after the opening OF the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed TO comply with their engagements with any
branch of the Government.
Proposals to be addressed to the UNDERSIGNED and
marked Proposals" -N
A. BECKwITH,
au29 Ct Brevet MAJ. Gen. and C.S., U. s. A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03

A Nest OF HoRSEFs.-Tnere are Two tene.
ment houses on Fourth street bef lween Full
ton aud Rousseau, which are iniialAfGed by a
set of male and female termagants who seem
to greatly delight in scandaliz ling Il ernselyes
and each other. Only few weeks ago the
entire lot was before Recordir Jac4kson for
disturbing the general peaos whSIch they
very well knew how to do. Yesterday they
were AGAIN before him, and twHb placed
under peace bonds. Four Of the Women,
tongue venom to wither all the mo rality in
the Fourth District. Their spleen i enough
to keep four policemen busily empls red day
and night. One of the men 81 the
yard, being in court az 9witness,
was too drunk aud quarrelsome Tel remain
quiet, so Officer Hersey was comf died to
snake him out of the room into be Gala.
boose.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03

New Orleans, August &c, 1s0s.-An per
sons having claims aganat succession Of Marie Al
lain, widow F. Blanchard are requested to present
them within ten days, with vouchers to the admins
tratrx representatives at No. 81 Camp strickland
those indebted to said succession are requested to
settle without delay.
JUDITH A. BLANCHARD,
af,0- . 40 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03

EMPIRE GRANT CLuB.-The ned 81 Etisp
Of this club will be held in the UdilAH ~
courtroom, in the Customhouse. ~.
menis have been made By which toe Ia
meetings Of the club will be lieid Id
above place. All Republicans are csf| AN
invited to attend the maetinEe, W1if
held every Tuesday and Friday eye1ln
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
OFFICE OF THE RRCORDER
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
81 st. AnthOnY's Alley, near the Sheriff

Between Chartres and ROYAL strestsl
me pubic are hereby notified that according to
the provisions ct an act providing for the registering
Of births and de lths ths birth of every child born ia
the city and parish of Orleans, both des of the
river ssissippi, must be duly registered in the
above office. The declaration for registry must be
made by the father, that is impraotcable
by anv other person present at the birth Every per
son neg!eetng to comply with said act is liable to
penalty not exceeding ten nor less than five dollars
The above mentioned law will be strictly enforced
l.. PESSOU,
aul6 I'm Recorder Of Births and Deaths.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03

FOUND DROWNED .--CoroneT Rochei held
inquest on the body of an llpknoS ~ m,
found drowned in the river At anipsiz pla
talon, tan miles below AisItses 49, II,
did not mud a single item q .sA al
identity who he was, but u fty 4
style OF ciothng and gener1 ma $ ran
ne coroner Is OF the opinion DC i
i 10, nan was not cpu.4 - eprt
He-wAs nve Ieet seven and ShnA i4e5n Ht
he git, perhaps ful,y.flve Year, ii 4. ir J
hair, grayish whiskeIA The dnfH eN1
not have been in the water mdfcf1 ~ i.
days. Mr.. Roche buried the b 4l ~ 4
plantation. Verdict, found dro eliEz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03

''TNKlE, TIHKLE, LITTLE BpS
tleman who frequently deposit laicIf
bits Of pasteboard IN fare boxes Ii a
pig between this city and CarroiitfSt
plains that he has frequently neted ii
propelling mule is not furnizl4d 4
warning bell, such as the compa d.
calls for. In the absence Of hsiIs
great danger to life and limbs u
and pedestrians. There ca ID sd
excuse for this negligence, there 1
fault be remedied.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

gneeessiou or Marie Allah, Wsdov-, 81
Fausten Blanchsrd--No 8ssa 49,
SECOND DISTRICT 90 JRT FOR THF PAR
- ish Of Orieans- y Lsreas Joseph f. Rene
Blanchard has petuoned the Court for letters Of adj
u1nistrAtion the estate OF the late Marie Allan
widow Of Fausten Blanchard. deceased intestate mo-
tics is hereby given to oil whom II may concern 70
snow cause within ten days why the prayer Of the
sag petitioner should not be granted.
se3IT2 NJ O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
POLITICAL NOTICES


The warzOth CampaEz CIub-Meets a
No. 4s4 Lafayette street every MONDAY EVEN
ING. There are sevsntyfve members on its roll, al
preparing for the grand rally to turn out on the sth
where all white men, having any preteace to loyalty
ought to be seen in the ranks Of their Ralisnt
standard bearer. c e lsral Grant
The officers of this club are expert. and will do
their duty.
P. S. NUGENT. President
THOMAS JONES. Vice Presidsat.
CHARLES KELLY.
MARTIN sNoVELL.
r. BUSH. Secretary.
ALEXANDER COOLEY, Assistant Sec :.
CHARLES COLEMAN. Treasurer.
Irlshmen Rally Kally.-The Irish Re
publican dlub meets at Carroll Hail, corner of
Carroll and Poydras streets. every SATURDAY
EVENING, a. half-past seven O'Clock All favorable
to the election of Grant and Coaz are respectsulls
invited to attend.
J.F. CUNNINGHAM, President.
P. E. COLLINS, Secretary.
PIoneer Grant CIub.-Ir consequence of the
rapid increase in their numbers the Pioneers
have engaged the commodious National Hall. At Nc.
Z69 Poydras street, between Franklin and Liberty
streets. for Headquarters
All voters who favor tie election Of Grant ard
Colfax are invited to Join this club.
Regular meetings every FRIDAY EVENING. at
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, President
N W. TRAVIS, Secretary.
State Central COmmlttee.-Agrssa6ly 90 al
iournment, there will be meetingot this Conn
tee on MONDAY EVENING, the seventh instant. :,
haltpast seven o'clock, at Mechanics Institute.
o. j. DUNN,
sci lot President State Executive Committee.
Grant and COIfax ZOunves.-At a called
meeting Of the Republicans the Seventh Ward
August ~ about seventy-fva persons present
new club Vas organized styled the Grant and Col
fax Zouavss, and entirely completed their organi
zatioh.
Tie following are the officers Of tie Zoua7es:
WIN. H. GREEN, President,
L. QUART, Vice-P President;
L. j. MANUEL, Secretary:
~ JULES GOMEZ, treasurer;
Hon. Ii. L. REY Marshal.
Their uniform is red pants, wkite CATERS, blue
Jackets, white turbans red tassel, and white scarf
The Zouaves will meet regularly at the schoolhouse
corner of Greatmen and Union streets every Sun.
DAY MORNING, at ten O'Clock.
TM. Z. GREEN, President,
L. j. MANUEL, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
Succession of w. u. Mavnord-Yo 40 a

Succession of w. j. AIaynard-NO so, OSS
sc goND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ !sh OF Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to me
erea!tors OF this estate, and to all other persons
aereln interested to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification, II any they have or
can, WY me account presented By the Admiuistra
LII OF TINS Estate should not be homologated and
Herewith.
By order of the Court
auNse4 9 NJ n TRACY CUa-i.