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In spite of the general belief that the Span
ish throne would be offered to the Duke Of
Montpensier, the monarchical majority of the
Cortes resolved to tender the crown to Don
Ferdinand of Portugal, and deputation was
appointed to proceed to Lisbon and make
formal offer in the name of the Spanish peo-
pie. There has always been large party in
Spain anxious to accomplish what is called
Iberian unity-that is to say the union Of the
whole Peninsula under one government
Very naturally this feeling was strong in
Spain, but very naturally, also, it has been
weak in Portugal Spain is the stronger of
the two countries and the united nation
would be essentially Spanish. Portugal is
the weaker, and a union with Spain would
result in more or less complete submergence
of a nationality of which the Portuguese are
proud and tenacious. The election Of Don
Ferdinand to the Spanish throne would place
the two countries, not actually under one
government, but under two branches Of the
same dynasty, and thus make future union
at least possible. 1t is quite possible that
the invitation to Don Ferdinand was extended
as an offer of Cancellation to the Iberian SEN
timent, but with q conviction that the pres
sure of Portuguese opinion would prevent its
acceptance. This seems to be probable in
view of the fact that, whilst the offer to Don
Ferdinand was made with unanimity, Serano,
Prim and Topete, the leading and most in
fuential members of the Cortes, were known
to be devoted to the aspirations and interests
of Montpensier. Let this be as it may Don
Ferdinand has declined the dangerous honor
of seat on the Spanish throne, and the
Cortes will now, in all probability, carry out
the programme which had been arranged by
the great military chieftains.
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as- OK IssD. Paars-seoond Page

The Fair at Odd FslIoUsl Hall, The Mechanics
ana Agr1cuIturdE crdre rauS rzruorIuF ruru-
graphs, Amusement NOTIFIES, etc. Third Page :
Local Intelligence, Whss zoe sau at the Fair
Yesterday and Editorisi Hems. Sixth Page /:
Supreme Court Decisions Sundays Associated
Press Dispatches, LossT Cincinnati Steam
boat. Seventh Page Rial Estate Market, Fl
nanciql, Commercial, Riier and Shipping Re
ports.
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Everybody sympathizes with the cause Of
Cuban independence; but it is not SO sure
that the Cubans would like to come under the
sway of "the best government the world ever
saw" Carpet-baggery and the whisky ring
are not very desirable acquisitions, nor is the
privilege OF helping to pay off the national
debt" very well worth fighting for.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

DON Ferdinand. who}has just refused the
Spanish crown, was thj husband Of the late
Queen Maria da Gloria II Portugal, and the
father of the present ENG Louis I. He is
prince of the house of s}xe-Coburg Goths, a
first cousin to the lati Prince Albert, and
cousin once removed u the numerous royal
progeny of that respectable gentleman.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

Admiral Hof, comraanding the West In
dian squadron, has ordirs to intercept "dli-
clustering" expeditions, organizing along the
Mississippi river TIL Narragansett is de-
tailed to execute this dhty. The authorities
at Washington may know more about this
matter than is known here; but as far as our
observation extends, there is no ground for
the suspicion that any such expeditions are
contemplated in this part Of the country.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

After giving away all be land in the cOun-
try that could be disposed of to swindling
railroad corporations, the Radicals want to
grab some more Wherein they can lay their
hands on it Hence Il Dir desire to get hold
of St Domingo and Mexico, to say nothing of
the unlimited field foiI explorative carpet
baggery which those countries present
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

ORLEANS FIRE COMPANY No. 21.-As we
write, about the time we go to press, the GAL
liant boys of Orleans Fire Company No. 81,
are treating us to delightful selections from
Trovatore. The boys are out on their annual
jubilee after their election for officers to serve
during the ensuing year. The election, we
learn, resulted as follows: President,
I. Higgins; vice president, L. Clarke;
recording secretary, ]. V. Norton; financial
secretary, F. Schelir; treasurer, E. Hacker;
foreman, A ]. Pardo; first assistant foreman,
P. A. Pradat; second assistant foreman, v.
G.. CLAIM. The best wishes of the CRESCENT
are with you, fearless men.
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On motion of Butles the census bill was
amended so as to incluae in the returns the
number of divorces il, the year 1863. Per-
haps he wants to reporshis divorce from Sam
Smiths 100000 in gol, decreed by New
York courk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

We are indebted to d n. Louis st. Martin
for printed copy of th4 papers of the case
of the carpet-bagger SSypher, impudently
claiming to represent Gle First District of
Louisiana in Congress.
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CHE asw 9rlsaas Grsstsat, Tnssaay, Spril 81.

reimbursement of the large amounts which
have been paid by way of subsidy, and which
amounts the conspirators viii have pocketed.
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morning will be found the expression of a
very general desire that Mrs. Siddons, before
her departure, will repeat her impersonation
of Pauline. the "Lady of Lyons" We COM
mend the suggestion to her consideration,
trusting, in behalf of many of our readers,
that it may meet with adoption.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

Ashby is q chronic impeacher. He not
only originated the movement to impeach
President Johnson; but, about three years
ago, he got up a scheme to impeach General
Grant. Notwithstanding this he is appointed
governor of Montana, which is quoted as an
illustration of General Grants magnanimity.
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Buy your cigars at thd premium mandatory
OF Geo. Alces, lS5 Rampft street, below Canal,
Eew Orleans. Address ldck box 248, postoffice.
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DIR. jules HOnsberger.

OEULIsT Qsts Assistant Dr. sichel Parikl 10 Osna
street. Nsv Orleans Once hours from II to O'clock Tho
number Of patients treated In Dr. Clinic and
Practice during 1868 $751; the operations l7
For Cataract a. for Crosseye S. for Lachyma Fistsa
49, for staphyloma 4; for Diseases Lids Is etc
1t VIII be pleasure to DR. Homberger those who
apply for treatment care
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POSfOMce.


Arrival and Departure OF MaiIss
For Brsshear. leaves daily tsxost Sunday at7AE Ar.
i've daily Sunday excepted BY err.
Mails Jackson Railroad closes daily 4:D H. Sun
day ct IL A. l. Arrives daily 81 9:i5A n and 4:l5IE
For st Francisvnls. supplying 81 Offices the routo
leaves on Monday at =. and Friday At "a Arrives
Monday and Friday morningA
For Csoton Jefferson City, leaves daily except Sun
day stsA =. Arrives daily, except Sunday at 4RE.
Buras Settlement Low.r Coast, leaves Mondsy and
Thursday stsA. u Arrives Sur day and Thursday
For Mobile, leaves daily ct H., Csundsy ct ii A. II
Arrives daily at 5A.n
For Covingten, La, leaves Monday aud Thursday st9
4 L. Arrives Tuesday and Frid,y sttPH.
For Agiers, leaves daily 81 Arrives daily at II NJ
For vickrburg supplying tsBces route also Red
River and 0usch Parishes Tuesday and Saturday
ct re. Arrives on Monday and Friday mornings.
For Lake ossst leaves Tuesday st $50 On saur-
days ct II 80 A l. Psscagoula Saturday stI:30 Az
For Galveston, Houston, Indssnos, ssplAnton Browns
vile and BrsEos Santiago, s New Orleans and Opsousas
Railrosd) elsss $3.50 Sunday. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Due Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
For Key West Florida Ports and Havana every Saturday
M5IM
For Belize Honduras fourth Wednesday in each month
once Hours.
Opens st O'Clock A. H.; closes at =.
Sundays, orce opens 81 o'clock l. closes at ia a
Tariff of Postage for Mexico, Cuba, Wen
Indies. etc.
0usdaoups. Martinique French and English Guiana Ja-
maica and st. vinosnt, Is can't half OF. prepaid.
Cubs. Mexico Hsyt Porto Rico vsnesusA United statse
Of Colombia, 10 cents half Or, prepaid.
Bolivia. Ohm. Ecusdsr. "a cents half o., prepaid
b. fhomss So Johns Santa Cruz via Hsysns Is ceuts
half OF prepaid
Belize, Honduras, 10 cents half o., prepaid
noha land k-tf
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movement is on foot in Calhoun county. Ala,
to erect q monument to Major John Pelham, q
gallant Confederate soldier.
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SOUTHERN BANK, !
New Orleans, slst March. 1859
On the ls Of May nsx this Bank win pay presentation
ct he counter ell the past due coupons Of bonds
city, naorssd By the New Orleans Jackson and Great NORTH
Railroad Company and BY the New 0rssns, Opsous.s
and Great Western Railroad Company and likewise the
the said bonds maturing before the
day Of Nay next inclusive
TH0S. LAYTON,
President
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THE PAcrr1c RAlIRoAD WAR.

The Pacific Railroad war, which has sue
ceeded the Erie war, as the topic OF interest
in New York financial circles, is said by the
New York Herald to have arisen from an at
tempt of Mr.. Fisk to effect an entrance into
the Union Pacific ring" The comprehen-
sive view of this gentleman is not limited to
the profits to be derived from the manage
ment of the Erie, or from Opera House specu-
lations, or cab line enterprises, but it has
embraced the vast field offered by the gigantic
Pacific Railroad project. ,-,--
The Union Pacific Company was created by
Congress in 1862, and in 1862 that body
passed supplementary act allowing the
company's first mortgage bonds to take
precedence of the amount due to govern
ment for the mileage subsidy. In 1864,
therefore, the company came into possession
of sum far greater than that necessary for
the construction of the road. Its resources,
exclusive of capital stock, were, by its own
estimate, as follows:
United States bonds on SIT miles, at
SIC, 600 per mile. ................. t5,212,OOO
SIS 600 per mile. ................. 1900, 900
United States bonds on s33 miles, at
ss2. GOO per mile. ................ 1885, 900
Total .................... s2s, 328, 900
amount. 80. ..........'... 2s.s2s,oOo
Land grant of IL, 500 acres per mile, at
81 so per acre. N,l20,O0O
Total ...................... s7s,77s,OOO
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To the Reading Public
LIBRARY ROOM, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, March rs. 1859.

large number Of volumes missing from the Library
many Of which believed In the cur cssns
The majority Of hsss sosersd throughout city dur
Ing the confusion attendant spon the change
and some probably either carssy destroyed carried
away Many hovsvsr have By own citI
sens and returned
Thscstslogus Of books which be In the Library ID
thsrsors ss present. unreliable guide W is
tsn easy 70 understand hew the usefulness Of
stitution impaired b. vast Of proper from those
for whose benefit It founded
An earnest appeal made 10 tboss who possss
sion OF books belonging to the Library return
once and information relative thereto viii be thankfully
received By the Librarian Respectfully,
]. r. DUCROS.
Librarian.
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THE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR ASSOCIATIONS
asses or LOUISIANA
WIN give their THIRD GRAND FAIR . Fab
GROUNDS. City Of New Orleans. commanding
Tuesday, April 9Th,
AND 10 CONTINUE EIGHT, DAYa
Exhibitors. Of whatever fi,d. from any portion Of IA
States requested male onssss
the Once Of Association Mechanics Institute whsrs
the entry books now open for that purpose
The Csssosus Premiums by Association con-
tans the Rsss and Regulations governing the Fair
Of Railroads. Steamships and Steamboats, that have
msgnanImo.sy convoy Exhibitors and their wares
70 and from the Fair ct half the usual rates.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL Il AND Is
Premiums Will be offered for Running rrotiing PACING
vslocipede Races and stseple Chase
BALLOON AsCENsIONs DAILY.
L. HOMES, SECRETARY.
TO TFaCeIers
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES.
As of neuraliring the seeserOus proportions Of
unwholesome water, the i
sCHIEDAM ARoMATIC sCaNApPs.
Manufactured and Imported By
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. 81 Beaver street. New York,
Is absolutely Invaluable TO the traveller and residents
Southern and Western States
viii inallbly prevent dysenterc laxative dis
orders which attack strangers who the of the Mis-
ssspp the ehio the Alabama and other Western
thern rivers It's moderate viii prevent Agus Fever
il stimulates in moderate degree the Digestive Organs
and enables the stomach resist the otherwise disturbing
the varieties which travellers encounter
on journey.
Nor this all BY the exposure in the World newspaper
published In New York, who had various liquors analysed
which they purchased the different drinking
looms in said city went to show that nearly all
less sdulterated and could not be mbibed with safety II
the In slarge city like New York. II be
in country hotels in remote parts Of the country In
sehnspps the traveller has liquor which Endorsed by
the leading phy,icisns of the United States.
Prof Chas A. seeley. Of the first chemists In New
York. and Who employed snsyre for World says
~ have been unable discover In wOLFEs sCHNAPPS
any deeerlous which sOmetee
mployed In the sdulteation liquors would hesitate
myself to recommend to others for medicinal pur
poses excellent and unobectionsbe variety Of gnn
BTbs proprietor cautions the public against the spur
counteres which food the whole Southern
and Western States.
Ss- The genuine Is sold By all respectable srOce and
druggists.
The .Tetc Ell Dorado,
Se.............ss. Charles street.............5e-
The First Licensed House open under the New Law
ALL BANKING GAMES PLAYED.
Minors and Intoxicated Persons not allowed Play.
Those opposed to Gambling invited examine
THE NEW Ell DORADO,
% St. Charles street.
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In this city Sunday morning. April IL. DR. GEO r CAR
ADINE, aged O. years.
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For Sale.

FOR Safe.
aPLEEDID BUILDING SITE
ON ST. CHARLES AVENUE
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND
ON PETERS AVENUE
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND
ON MAGAZINE STREET.
All in Jefferson.
PORTION OF GROUND in the square bounded BY
Peters avenue st. Charles octsvs Jsnnete Streets
measuring lao trent st Charles avenue by depth Of
about 55 feet being Of the most desirable locations for
family St. Charles avenue being the highest
piece Of ground on the street.
Also
A COTTAGE HOUSE
In the Of the above with grounds measuring 80 feet
on 0ctavia rtIeet, by 10 In depth.
Also
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND
On Peters avenue between Pitt and BOudOusquis streets
with 9 German tagged hanqaette In froAt
-Also-
A SQUARE OF GROUND
On Msga.ine street, corner Of State street, with SMALL
HOUSE, and grounds in high state Of cultivation
AL the above properties viii be sold as low figures and
long credit, 20 close out 9 certain interest
The above offer strong Inducements for specuators
parties in search of desirable locations for houses.
For further particulars apply to
BOULIGNY & HILL,
1T Gravier street
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Carpet Warehouse.

A. BBoUssEAU CO., Importers offer II low prices,
CARPETING-Epeish and American, Of Ill kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 500 roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers Crumb Coths-Drueget Linen and relt
tans-Lsce Reps worsed, Dsmssk, etc Furniture Cover
inginen and Cotton. striped; Cornicss Banda Pins ETC
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Notice.

The undersigned have this day sold out their BRANCH
STORE, Iva Canal street, 10 Mr.. e. oFFNER
LEVI & NAVRA.
March lst, 1869.
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The Polka.
66. ST. CHARLES STREET. &c
LICENSED SPORTING HOUSE.
THE FINEST FITTED UP ESTABLISHMENT IN
THE CITY.
ALL BANKING GAMES PLAYED.
The best Of LIQUORS at the Bar Minors and intoxicated
not admitted An officer in attendance preserve
order. An elegant
Keno Saloon Up Stairs,
Where Reeshments dispensed free Fine Band emusic
attached 20 the house
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N O W.,

When people are generally In funds, and have
leisure to examine the book when the agent
comes around, and TO read It after they purchase,
and when also the roads are In good condition
How Is the harvest time of the whole wear for the
agent with THE AMERICAN FARMERS
HORSE BOOK
Fg'Farmers, farmers sons, intelligent meOhau-
les, school teachers, and other young men out
Of employment clergymon and physicians whose
time Is only partially occupied, aud others, win
find In the sale of this book (alGOst equally with
professional canvasscrs) exactly the occupation
they want to employ, either the whole or part
OF their time In an agreeable manner, at the
same time that they are making money for them.
selves, and doing real service for their neigh
bors.
Commissions most liberal. and territory 10 snit,
from a township or village up toa whole eoun-
~ or more. Send for circulars, giving full pas-
tic ularS, terms, etc.
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Notice.

VENHE undersigned will sell al public auction,
= ct the door OF the Court House in the town
OF jackson, jackson county, Ohio, on The 80th
day OF October, A. ID. 1869 the following claims
belonging to the estate Of David RtdclId, an in.
solvent debtor, viz -
l. One note on estate of Elias Long, deceas-
go, ~, oL 1852 80 with ten per cent interest from
MArch Goth, 1858.
2. One note on T. n Howell, Of $3.50 40 with
10 per cent interest from Sept 18th, 1857.
8. One note on Diamond Furnace Company,
"a 90.
I. One note on Jas. w Kirkpatrick of $25 rs.
D. One note on Henson Hunt of s18 90.
One note on II. Adams of "a 67.
2. One account on 7. V. Welch Of S25 7S.
3. A judgment against Henry Horton of
ee8l 26 with interest from March 8. 1861.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms cash.
SAMUEL McGHEE,
Assignee q David Radcllf, an lnsolvent
debtor.
James Trip, Attorney. Sept 7, sw
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS. MllEs. MAIL TRAIN. IAoooi TRiiN.

Stations marked thus are flag stations, and
trains will stop only when signaled to do SO.
WIN. w. PEABODY, r
- Master transportation,
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thirty Years ExPerie9nce 4. {. ii in sIn.. the

TTNhirly Years Exper1emce IN the
A Ir-eH HuEncmt of Chronic ana sex"
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taining nearly 300 pages, and 100 fine plates and
engraVngs ofthe anatomy of the human organs
IN q state of health and disease, with a treatise
on early errors, its deplorabe consequences up
on the mind and body, with the authors plan Of
treatment-the only rational and successful
mode of cure, as shown by report Of cases
twated, A truthful adviser to the married and
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doubts of their physical condition, Sent free of
postage to any address en- receipt of % cents, in
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The anthor may be consulted upon any Of the
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BOTH ENGLISH
AND GERMAN,

And at price 80 reasonable as to DO within tho
reach Of all. There Is scarcely a single county
In which from 400 TO 1900 copies can not bo
sold between now and the first of next MAY, by
means OF an Intelligent and systematic canvass
Unlike large class OF merely sensational books
--deservedly shOrt-liyed and rapidly falling into
dlsrepute-thls work grows 10 popular favor
continually, and Is now selling with Increased
Gus practical value, and Its nOn-poltlca char
acter agents are doing splendldy with II in
many localities where other books are q mere
drug In the market, and can hardly bs given
away.
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T. s. MATTHEW'S.
Apr. /, '6O-H
Legal Notice.

To Marth a Stephenson, of the State Of Indiana,
one of the heirs at law OfEllzabeth Boyd, late
OF jackson County, Ohio, deceased.
You are hereby notified that on the 11th day
Of September. A. D.. 1869, l. as adm illustrator OF
the estate of Elizabeth Boyd deceased, filed
petition in the Probate Court of jackson county
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate of said
decedent Is insufficient to pay her debts and the
charges of administering her estate; that she
died seized in fee simple of the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the county of Jack.
son aud State of Ohio, to-wit:
The north west quart er Of the north east quar-
ter, Of feection twenty co.. of Township eight
90, Of Range eighteen (1s), containing forty
acres, more or less that George Boyd, wldower
of said Elizabeth Boyd, deceased, Is entitled TO
curtesy In said premises.
The prayer Of the petition Is for an order AIN
thorizlng me, as administrator of said deceased.
to sell said premises free and clear from said
curtesy, on the written waiver of said George
BOYD, for t he payment Of the debts of said de-
cedent, and the charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the f6th
day OF October, 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. or as
soon thereafter as leave can be obtained.
WILLIAM RIDER,
Administrator of Elizabeth Royd. decd.
JAMES TRIPP, Atty.
Sept l6 '6g-4W FlT-s TTF-
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Notice in Insolvency.

l. ]. W. Longbon. Master Commissioner of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Jac ksOn County
Ohio, and ex. ofiieio Commissioner OF Insol-
vents Tor said County do hereby give notice
that Edward Taught has applied 10 me for the
benefit Of tho acts of the General Assembly of
tho State of Ohio for the relief of lnsovent
debtors, and that on tho 1Gth day of October
a. d., 1869, will return to said Court, the
proper papers relating to said application In
pursuance Of the statute In such case made and
provided.
J. w. L0NGBON,
sept ~ 'bS-5w Master Commissioner.
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PRACTICAL VALUE

In every respect But suffice II TO say, the large
number Of recommendations which the pub
Usher has had printed for the information OF the
public are merely specimens of hundreds Of a
similar character which he has received, and
post paid, to any farmer, or other person, who
Will forward bis address for that purpose.
But this unrlValled work Is something more
than mere "horse doctor book" 1t is
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Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed admin
istrator Of Elizabeth Boyd, late Of Jaekson
County, Ohio, deceased
Sept 1S '6e-5w WILLIAM RIDER.