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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06


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C.. b. Flood, editor Of the Ohio
Statesman, the State organ of the Dem
ocratic party, was made Chief CLERK of
the Senate. He continued his labors
as editor of the Ohio Statesman during
the whole two years of his term, and
received full pay therefor. Il He drew
from the State of Ohio, at the rate of
five dollars day, for the year 1888
four hundred and sixty-tWo days, and
fer the year 1869 three hundred and
|eighty-three days; or eight hundred
and forty-fYe days pay for two years
from the State Of Ohio. As there were
only seven hundred and thirty-one days
in the two years according to the cal
ender, it occurs to US as curious pro-
blem how Mr.. Flood manages to do
eight hundred and forty-fve days labor
for the State in addition to full employ
ment as editor Of party organ. Mr..
Flood has been urged to explain this
process, but he does not seem to be
communicative on the subject
Amos Layman, late editor of the Ohio
Statesman, now correspondent of tie
Cincinnati Enquirer, another organ Of
the party was made Chief Clerk of the
House. Mr.. Layman seems to have
carried the method Of his colleague into
the utmost perfection. He draws from
the State of Ohio for the year 1858 five
hundred and sixty days pay, and for
the year 1889, estimating it at the same
rate as for 1868, for labor not yet charg-
ed up, five hundred and forty-six days
pay ;a--or eleven hundred and six days
pay from the State for two years ser
vice 1a.u d SOC l4sl edsuo ia
These two Democratic politicians
certainly have no reason to complain of
the neglect of the party. It IS as little
as they can do to defend the Democratic
Legislature withtheirIdtmost vigor from
assaults from whatever quarter.
lo,7Mr Layman processes to draw his
pay under the authority Of law, which
is in exact words as follows (0Hio Laws
for 1857, page 25): ''aA 11ai'oh ~
ab Section 8. That clerks Of the Senate
and House of Representatives shall re-
eeiee five dollars per day each, for tie
actually employed after tie. adjourn
.ment fthe General Assembly, for maks
ling out indexes to the recorded and
printed journals, and for reading the
proof sheets of the printed journals" /"
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daSsal lsIidra!li q hsa!. !.G Z. S4OO;0ol
3svement STATE Holgs eduars,.,,..,,,,.,t 5,sg.
I.and-Firbt EcrsTs Ot Pls.s.!, ~ ,I. 1000
Giris ResaEm kehool, ir.,,s ,.'I.ts'-... Iv00
RlinS k-TIuTI 90, 275,O0l
i3ic Besvsr ~ let..,,.,,........ 2O.oOl
Samuel Doyle Claim sfry.-. ss.4s s3gfsf 6Jlg.
Ground Tor Central Asylum. l5s9e.
Geol6Sioal GgrFef Runtilg mate $50. 1000.
SoItbeF5 ITnafic A1vIum. ssVersqe. 500
Canal 2O,0 ,0Ol
Za1e1vilis Iron Bride issnGll,.,,,.,,.,., 1900
New Building, Rgf0Fuz J tGru,,,......s.... 500
I,srd1 s5F l511b. weir e 1,sSl
spesisi GSims .,,,..,.s. rs.
HepeFt % Architects On Fsn6latfng Halls -llse
2 oiof Hegsa sad Senate. .-.ss.s, - =,
Swan 3 Ssyier'e Statutes. 22,5e
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BARBR1s,


nARBER and Hairdresssr, st. Clair Block, op
6 posite the Postofhee, Front Street, BAL
Curls, Switches and AL kinds Of Hair work nnadi
to order. The Highest price paid for Hair. ~
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DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS
KARE ARB NCREAsED EXPENDITURES 9y


d These appropriations are remarkable,
not 30 much for their gross amount,
fs4,94e, $50 64, as for the skill with
which the appropriations for the iIdis-
penssble necessities Of the government
are shaved down to make Way for ex-
tFa0rdinary expenditures, without great
ly increasing the gross amount. o. 10
The appropriations for the State debt
interest and sinking fund are reduced
to the bare minimum of the amount re-
quired to be made by the Constitution.
-ltwaS a fortunate thing for the people
Of Ohio that the O Constitution had placed
it out Of the power Of the Legislature to
divert this money from its proper pur.
pose, orit might have gone the same
way with the balance. % Let us COM
.parerothe payments Dadeeby the last
Republican Legislature with these of
the Fifty-eighth, General Assembly %
The Legislature appropriated for inter
est and principal Of the public Debt
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Less than New York Prices

TOR SALF-As one and al hall
L Story new frame dwelling House, on NepOi
leon street. Contains rooms, closets and pantry;
Lot contains one-third Of an acre Price 100
haIfd0Nn, balance Ia three annual Payments.
51r3 = 3l1T7 sTft at QAMFTELp B co.
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A RCHITECT & BRIDGE BUILDER. Plans
"a q and Specifications for Bridges Of all kinds,
both Wood and Ifoa, furnished to order on short
notice. % DESIGNS for Residences, Churches and
Buildings of every description furnished promptly
and on Reasonable Terms. Office uckland's New
Block, :. srzs-s FREMONT, o. -rn 6-6
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% IA RssIlER HOUsE,


n p. BELDING. Proprieior. Passengers carr
II. 10 and from the House free of charge. 81
ated corner Of Front and iStAte Sts,s IEE 81
FREMONT. .zg
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..lLERQTnGs.
COOPER HOUSE.

EORMERLY Croghsn House, 81, KaufmAn, Pro
E fspuetor, corner Of Front md STATE sts., 777
= W - FREMONT
Passengers carried to and from the Depot nee o
charge. ...,s d.
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. RCHTTECT. Toledo, o. Plans and Designs
a made of Bubfic Buildings and pEiEate Resi-
dences. -
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He ROSWORTH. hi. b. !
IoHN ELDERKIN, sEr.

nHYsIGIANA NANDSURGEO omce-No. 4, u
stairs, Fabing Helms Block, State Street,
FREMONT. y
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DaNFIsTRX,

O&Sa S@SS
10 8rzq DIR. Az. PRICE, =
Crpe1cAT. a MECHANICAL DENTIST, ,1of
a. oJeT Rank Of FremOnt Whites block, vii
~ fond Il, Office IN Fremont nom the 10th to ths
asst Of each month 'l-.l ~ -.,'.,.,.. ,.,-.- -
.I5@I9 .gHG.Js SALzAAH,
nENTISTi VII be in his Office, at Clyde, the LAS
two weeks of each month, to perform all oper
aions required in profession. Satisfaction guar
anteed. in all cases, 5ROOms at the old stand.
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PROTOGRARR2R

IN szADSiW4hES1 aF .g0Is
sf1HoFoGRAPR dAh11ERY over Garvin's Store
FREMONT.
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Several very large items Of expense
are not included in any of the foregoing
statements 81 The cost Of lights, fuel,
paper, printing, binding, distributing
laws documents, DC, properly belong
ing to expenses personal to the General
Assembly, With the longest sessions
ever known, the bills for fuel and lights
must be largely increased 81 With the
largest volumes Of general laws eyer is
sued, the expenses of stationary, print
ing and binding will not be small; to
these must be added an extraordinary
number Of special matters, reports Of
committees DC, &c. n ..gd,s esd
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.,IIhI. n sTEWA RFD N. ba ,as
PHYSICIAN { SURGEON. once with DR.
il Kelley, in Birchard Block, s.-r.|
-r-,,.-- = FREMONT, o.
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) TVVT W1DTcAbs
a. j. BROWN,

n q . OINO " ~
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, OfiOe-Birohard
e Hlonk Residence on Public Square, corner OF
Court and Justic streets,
l9-yI FREMONT, o. Ga,
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sebnt bue ridso Ed eTsai 3on liiW msd
".si1loiiis0 Of sso2 Hsm1ndT
sdt yGob yIbIRd liiH TagaessSA sdT
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These amounts are simple gfatl

to needy hangers on of the party. l9a
Not to be partial, all the messenger
boys Of both Houses were voted fifty
cents a day extra pay each, for every
day of the session 9ai do4H Z q.
For the purpose Of still further i'm
creasiDg the allowances to the clerks,
sergeants-st-arms and messenger boys
each of whom either represented OF
was himself in person some needy par
tisan-the Legislature conceived the
happy expedient of voting mileage to
each of these employees, for the three
days session of 1858 ! There is no con
stitutional warrant for such an appfo-
pliation; but was not the constitution
in Che hands of friendsl bssoqgla
But this is not all: There were leg
islstiye committees, trayersing the State
in every direction, some with clerks,
some with sergesnts-at-arms, on all sorts
Of business, jIhketing and feasting at
the expense Of the different towns visit
ed by them, and travelling 8on free
passes but drawing from the State with
undertaking regularity five dollars q day
for salary, and large sums for expenses
they were not, atsy These scommttees
drew for the interim between the ses-
sions of fHl668 and 1859 the sum of
Eight Thousand Nine. Hundred Gstd
NIpety-ons Dollars and Eiqktg-twO
cents-fTe times as much as has been
expended in the same way during the
last ten years. They we're composed
mainly. of fsyoFite. sons Of the Demo-
cratic party, with sufficient Republicans
to give them character and respectable
.ity. --..y..-,,, ,s.i., .-,sr =
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a Page 80. iLeviss authorised for the
construction of ditchssnndEainsr aud
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FoR 1e8o.


11Rags g. lffEhe county commission
era of any county in this Statsp au-
thoEized to purchase any tOllrbrdgs
t;at such price as.msylbs agreed upon"
Psgss24. Counties 10 issna bonds
at Z percent for certain improvements
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Pager Marion. 5 % improve
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-03
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

A called meeting of the police iury
was held at the Courthouse on Monday
January 25th, 1869, for the purpose, Of
taking into consideration the condition of
the ievees.ra .-'esH aasis ssa.,a3 osi.,,,
Present : Pope, Chinu. Vaughn, Doiron,
KaDbael HILBERT and Hubert HILBERT
The following preamble and resolutions
were read and adopted:
Whereas. The Legislature of the State
has repealed all laws giving police iurieas,
general control Of ~levees, and granting
them only authority to build temporary
ievees ; and whereas it has come to tie
knowledge Of tbs police jury that vari-
Gus levees in'this parish are 10 bad CON.
dit'on. and that Others should be rebuilt
Tor which NO provision has been made bv
the Board of Public Works, be it there.
fore Resolved, That for the purpose of re.
pairing the Hickey levee, building q le.
wee on the property of W. w. K~incheloe,
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

According to adjournment, the Police
Jury met at the Court House % Aopday
October 5tb, 1868. Present, Vsugha,
Pope, Chinr, Doiron r. nebert and h.
HeOert. Tie report. Of the board Of com
missioners of the Poydras Fund Laviag
been read, it was asyats
Resolved, That the report Of the Com
missiouers of the Poydras Legacy be sp-
proved, and that they be vested With foil
powers to effect compromises With per.
sons in debt TO said fund and accept any
new mortgages it msy be- necessary to
pass, and be 1t further TO fiit e2.'
Resolved, That they be autborisrdto
loan out any fuods that may he in their
possession and which may hereafter y
received due said fund. lEHJl4 lAtlt
Gu motion it was -crrf,q M ~r-yrV
Resolved, That parish warrants Be j.
sued to w. B. Cbamberlin, parish tress-
urer, to the amount of 1851 49.lO0 being
the balance due said TREASURER from tho
general fund. P'. .'a''-'f '1.
The petition Of Arbour & DelshsJs
having been read, it wssrHuo0N a
Resolved, That the lessees Of the Baton
Rouge ferry, Messrs. Arbour b Delsbsye,
be relieved from the payment Of two
Thousand two hundred dollars doe Dy'
them under their contract of lease %
the 4th of November next 1858, upon
their paying the sum Of eleven hundred
dollarsr in quarterly payments made ID
advance, of two hundred and seventy'h'e
dollars each, and that the fare OF tooS
passengers be reinstated at twenty NV
cents /; provided, that this resolution
shall have no binding force Or effect uDt!
the securities on the original bond o.
said ~lessees shall consent thereto. .sssg
Be it further !.
Resolved, That the parish attorney 30
directed t. iobtain the consent OF the .
curities on the original bond Of ssN
lessees. 's<''1 OH
On motion it was uye,,t
Resolved That in conformity with Sec
2. of an act of ibsilLegislsture Of tho
State entitled An act 70, organize the
Parish Courts Of this State, etc" %:
proved Sept. 4, 1868, the Court House Of
this parish be and is hereby designated
e the place for holding Of the Paf'sss
Court.
TIE minutes having been reed :ea
approved, the Jury adjourned sine -o's'
AID. BARROW, IN. w. POPE,
secretary. Fres1oen"
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feb27

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict. j. W. Bnrbridge VS.. No. 1866,
and Mary E. Sibley and husband VS..
No. 1861, John A. Doughsrty.
By virtue Of two writs of fl. ia. directed
to the Sheriff 10 the above entitled and
numbered causes, of dates January 9Th
and February 9th, 1869, from the Hon
the Fifth. District Court in and for the
parish of West Baton Rouge, State afore.
said. I have seized and will offer ut public
sale to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House Of the parish of Wet Baton
Rouge. on .
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of April AID.
1859, at IL o'clock .. % all the right,
title ard interest of the defendant, John
A. Dougherry, in and to the following
described tract of land !,
A certain tract of land situated 10 this
parish of West Baton Rouge, containing
five arpents front to the Mississippi river,
more or less, with the depth Of eighty
arpents, more or less, between parallel
lines, bounded above by lands formerly
belonging to DR.. P. NJ. Enders, hut nov
belonging to the parish Of West Baton
Rouge, to Alexander Barrow and Mrs.
Mary Barrow, aud below by those former
~ belonging 10 John A. Dougherty, but
now the property Of Jordan Holt. 49,
Seized to pay aud satisfy the amount
of judgement and costs in the above
suit. Np7v s:v
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the benefit
Of appraisement.
A. V. DUBROCA,
feb27 .%4sSEa 50 Deputy Sheriff.
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With this remark he left IN. aud soon
%appeared occupied at his desk in bis duties
Mime CAY by this time having M
,shed making her complaint, L thought II
the most prudent course to accompany
her from the scene and ask no further
questions.
At about dusk, while wandering thro
the city, and feeling at "a loss to DISPOSE
Of my time, l entered the billiard Room OF
the St. Charles Hotel. ..-.e-
As l passed the doorway, the first person
upon whom my eyes rested was the Col
onel of the day before. He was engaged
at the time playing billiards.
My curiosity to know who he was had
been steadily increasing since our meet
fling. Once outside the Provost Marshais
Office, all apprehenslOns OF arrest were
banished !; and | now determined to be
satisfied at all hazards.
When we met yesterday morning.
said to him, you we're kind enough to
give me some advice and to mention my
uame. Will you permit me now it we
ever, upon any previous occasion, met p
He 9azed al me a moment with a smile
he then tdrew from his pocket.book a
card, dirty with age. 1t was the ace OF
hearts with my name upon it that | had
given to the burglar found in my room
years before! es8ylla akI5 4.s.r.
Time appears to have changed my
face" be said. You recognize me now.
This was the card you gave me in your
room 90 Orleans street. The advice
gave you yesterday, repeat Don't leave
the city," =,
The caution was accompanied by a
significant gesture, which indicated that
there was danger ahead. and that he
meant by warning. me 10 do me a favor.
He concluded by holding out his hand,
observing. We are even.' z.s..Eg
After what had happened previously,
thought it would not be honorable to ask
his name, and have pever learnt it from
that day to this. / nevcr saw him again.
AS for NJ. at the appointed time he
spent at least half-ar hour in inducing me
10 leave the city, without, it need hardly
be stated, with success. | had no cause
to regret my resolution. A long impIis-
oOment on Ship Island or DryaTortugas,
| was not long is discovering would have
been the inevitable result of any accep
lance of The favors he was so liberal in
proffering. ==-.,.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court. Citizens Bank of Louisi
ana vs.. Mrs. Fergus Allan and hus'
band No 2l36.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and
sale to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered cause, Of date march 18Th
a. d. 1869, from the Hon. the Filth Dis,
trict Court in and for the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, State aforesaid, l have
seized aud will offer at public sale to the
last and highest bidder, at the Cour,
House door in this parish of West Baton
Rouge, on ..gs
SATURDAY, the lst day of May, A. D,
1859, at IL o'clock a. M, al the right,
title and claim Of Mrs. Fergus Allain
and her husband, Fergus Allan, 10 and
to the hereinafter described tract Of lanc
to wit slA - ys.A.Fss4 r
A certain tract of land situated in this
parish Of West Baton Rouge, at a dis.
lance Of forty arpents from the rive,
Mississippi, measuring four .arpen's front
by forty in depth, between parallel lines,
bounded on the upper limit by the prop.
erty Of Mrs. V. Patin, and on the lower
limit by property formerly belonging to
F. r. Allan, but now to Leon Lejeune,
together with all the buildings and I'm
provements, ETC., thereon. ~as.s,ys ~ ss-
Together with one hundred and tbir
teen shares Of mortgage stock thereto
attached. 81. ""' SEQ so 81
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
of principal, interest and costs 10 above
entitled and numbered, cause.
Terms Of Sale.-The purchaser to fur
nish a stock note for the sum Of fourteen
hundred and fifty seven dollars, falling
due on the LIST d-y of May a.. d. 1870,
renewable according to the charter OF
the Citizens Bank.4of Louisiana, and the
balance cash. The purchaser to assume
all the obligations and responsibilities of
a ~stockholder Of the Citizens Bank. and
the stock note so furnished to be identi.
fled With the act of mortgage by E.
Grandp pre- and wife in favor of, the Citi.
zens Bank before Louis Favrot. Parish
Judge Of the PARISH Of West Baton
Rouge, dated 9th January 1885, also
with the, act. Of. the, substitution of mort
gage by Mrs. Patin and MIS-. Allan be.
fore c. Bsudosquie. Notary Public, in
New Orleans, dated 18th January ls4s,
and with the shsrif's deed Of sale in
this case.
With benefit Of appraisement.
> BIZ, J.oV. DURABLE. Jr.f
mch2| .rf,e r Sheriff
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r'plilng the paarlsh Iev+p .,..@
IN repair all levses Of the parish 1 drs
the approaching high water. ' so. oa,l'g
va'orem tax Of one per cent ~ spse'a' ID
upon the taxable property, real ~, '%Po s
sona', of the parish Of. w.. lug per-
Rouge according to the tax roll :. 1 ,oss
to be collected within the oe,t !. 1907,
and paid into the treasury Of II. .;s o.y'
to be reserved as a special fund esilsa'
purpose above named. 'o' 'ls;
RE; Re; Owed, That this ordoa,t,. !, MI.
l'shed tor thirty day. and at the e.u;,, 49,.
OF SAID delay, the tax collector sh.r
tend the tax roll for said tax. -'''e q
Resolved, That this tax be c%oll,,,.a,
United States Treasury notes. or !. 70
warrants given for work on Ieyee. !, ,s''
parish: and that no work shall ~ 'a's
for unless same has been ordered d;rI p.'a
by the police jury Of this parish. 1'
On motion Of Nj. CHM il %.
Resolved, That a committee co..:.
0 o ~; "; rope W. b. Chsmberin an
1. W. Col"e'l, be aud they are i, !.
appointed to go to the civ Of N.s
leans to confer with the Board Of p.Ir'
Works on the condition Of the ley... - =
this parish, with the view Of pro..,;.a
the necessary assistance to preven.
overflow OF the parish, and tet,ke ~
other steps 10 the PREMISE, "a in ,I.:.
judgement may be hest calcuIs,ed to n,a
vent q disaster so much 10 be .pp,eb...
oeo .'.J13.Ul aG .G.
On motion it was """
Resolved, That the sum Of 6ftr dol,.,.
be and is hereby appropriated GU, of a..
money 10 the parish treasury, DOT othe;.
wise appropriated, to be paid to 4. p.
eorder Of the parish. to- purchase ~.
cord book. .m yte1s B .ar :, -,..a
The resignation of A. D. Barrow ;.
clerk Of the police jury. was accepted,
and Robert Cade was unsuimes,lv electsS
to Gil said vacancy; asH9s F3F
On motion it was H.
Resolved, That the president Of II.
police jury. assisted by the parish 81.
veyor. be instructed to proceed iuuedi.
ately to let ont the building and rep.;rs
10 the following levees il this i parish :
The Hickey levee; the levee Oh H. land
Of W. W. Kiucbeloe ; the parish h,,e.
and the Pierre Granger letvee. lGb 9gD
The fuance committee allowed ths
following accounts and ordered them t.
DC paid: 1a.,.@ as< ea Is saairgs N,
Fl J Hyams. parish printing to Jan l. 1899 Also o.
A V Dunroca, parish surveyor, for 6 days.. 80 %
A D Barr.w, clerk, to date. ... 60 n
Hubert hebert, inspector. le6S.. ..-... s q
: On motion it was lfs5I41 GH
Resolved, That q warrant Of fftytvo
dollars and th;rty,6vs cents, b. issued Il
B. F. Babin 10 lieu of the warrants Issued
to him ON the Cd day Of April 1868, same
having been lost o. uislaid, provided The
loss be dolly advertised according to law
The minutes having been read AID
adopted, the jury adjourned to Monday
the 9th February, 1859. 7s e3 g4lf6 !
j r. CADE, tr. N. W. POPE,
t.'va Secretary. President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
In matter succession of Rhine Trahan,
widow Francois Ferbos. No. 693,
Whereas N. v, Pope, has applied to this
Court for the administration of the above
entitled and numbered succession
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition to the appointment of said n.
w: rope IS admiDistrator aforesaid, must
be hled IN the Clerks Office of this Court
within ten days from the first publication