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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-11-27
80 OctObre
Vcnte par lc Collector.

Vcnte par lc Collector.
Etat de la Louisiana VS. une portion de
t-rre asssssee au nom de Joseph Bru-
gGre
EN- vertu DIES pouvoirs don't je suis
revetu par l'acte de Ia legislature de Get
ttat. a%pprouve 8 mars 1869, je procede-
raj, i mon bureau en- la Vile des Ope-
~lousas, a la nai~on de cour de cctte par
oisse, lie SAMEDI, 4 Decembre, 1869,
a midi ct continnant de jour en- jour sill
est nGcessairc, i vendre i ~l'encan public,
la propr'ete CT dessous decrite, a savoir
Tn terrain situt dams la vile de
Washington.
La dite rropriett ayant etc saisie par
moi FOUR sati<faire une dette due 4 Get
ttat, pour taxes 0 payees de 1859, Sc
montant a Is piastrcs ct sc g
C'onditions-comptant
JJBUTLER, Cvllecteur.
% octohra
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Tcnte par lie CoNecteW'.

Tente par le CoNecteW..
Etat de Ia Louisiana VS. une portion de
terre asses>ee au nom de Isaac Tower
IN vertu dcs ~pouvoirs don't je suis
revetu par l'ac'e de la legislature de Get
etat, appronve 8 mars 1869, je procede-
raj, i mon bureau en- la vile DIES Ope-
~lousas, Il la maison de cour de cette par
oi<sc, lie SAMEDI, 4 Decembre, 1869,
4 midi, ct continuant de jour en- jour sill
est necessaire, 4 vendre d rencan public.
la propriet6 eli dessous decrite, a savoir
Une portion de terre situGe 4 Pine
Prairie, bornee nord par + Dcrosier,
sud par Thomas Isaac, c%ontenant 200
acres.
La dite propriet6 ayant etc saisie par
moi pour satisfaire une dctte due !; Get
etat, pour taxes 0 pay6es de 1854 ct
1855, Sc moutant a S. %
Conditions-comptant
J BUTLER, Collector.
on o,tal.,
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Iente par lie Collector.

Etat de la Louisiana VS.. une portion de
trrre assessee an nom de John Lucien
Dugas
I'm vertu DIES pouvoirs don't je suis
revetu par l'acte de Ia legislature de Get
Gtat, approuve 8 mars 1869, je procede-
raj, d mon bureau Ell la vile DIES Ope-
lousas, a la maison de cour de cette par
oisse, lie SAMEDI 4 Dtccmbre 1869, i
midi, ct e%ontinuaut de jour en- jour sill
est necessaire, il vendre 4 ~l'encan public
la propriet6 ci-dessous dGcrite a SAVIOR :
Une portion de tcrre situee a Plaque
mine, bornGe nord par p. Richard, sud par
o Arcenaux, Quest par lie bayou Plaque.
mine, c%ontenant l2O acres
La dite propriete ayant etc saisic par
moi pour satisfaire une dette due i Get
6tat pour axes non payecs dc 1854, Sc
montant i Sc 90
Conditions-comptant
J. j. BUTLER, Collector
on oofo1,,
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Vente par lie CoNectcur.

ycnte par lie Coilcctcur.
Etat de Ia Louisiana TT Paroi>sc de ST
Landry VS.. une portion de terre asses
see au nom de Benjnmin II. Rogers
En- vertu DIES p~ouvoirs don't je suis re.
vetu par l'acte de la legislature de ce,
etat, approuve 9 mars 1869, je procede,
raj. i mon bureau en- la Vile des Ope-
%lonsas, Il Ia maison de cour do cette par
!, ois>.', lie SAMEDI 4 Decembre 1869, 4
midi, ct continuaut de jour en- jour, sill
!, est necrssaire, Il vendre a %lencan public
la propriett ci de>sous dGcrite, a savolr
the portion de t.rre situee 4 Belle.
vue, bornce autrefoirs CONNIE suit nord
par la terre de G n Rogers, est par la
terre de Z Il Scott, Quest par lie domaiue,
ct sud par le bayou Bourbeux, conten-
ant environ S34 arpents
La dite propritt6 ayant ste saiSie par
moi pour sati>faire DIES dettes due d Get
etat ct a cette paroi>se, pour taxes non
payees de 1868, Sc m"ntant a Sl02 GS
Taxes d'Etat, SIT 10
Taxes de Parois.e $50 IS
Cunditions-comptant
J. J. BUTLER, Collector
80 octobre
Vcnte par lie Collector.
Etat de la Louisiana VS. une portion de
tcrre assesscc au nom de i Tralan
En- vertu des pouvoirs don't je suis
rrvGtu par l'acte de la legislature de Get
ctat, approuvt 8 mars 1869. je proctde-
raj, a mon bureau en- la vile DIES Ope
%lousaS, i Ia maison de cour de cette par
ois~e, lie SAMEDI, 4 Deccmbre, 1869,
i midi ct continuant de jour en- jour sill
est ncccssaire, Il vendre i ~l'encan public,
la propriGtG CT de<Sous d%tcrite, 4 %savoir:
Cne portion de terre situGe Il Queue
Tortue, bornee sad par Charles Gaspard,
nord par Z Landry, quest par la Unite
de la paroi>se, ]contenant 50 acres.
La dite propricte ayant etc saiSie par
moi pour sati>faire une dctte due i Get
Gtat, pour taxes o pay6es de 1854 ct
1855, Sc montant i 5 piastres ct %
sous.
Conditions-comptant.
J J BUTLER, Collector
80 oct0bre
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Point dc Pea~a.

Point de PEACE.
TEPEAGE sur tout fret qui nous sera
- consigne, d notre Magasin de Depot a
Washington, pour etre vendu GU expedier
4 Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. sera pave par nous.
Is oct-2m PITRE 4 CARRIERE.
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Vente par lie Collector.

Vente par lie Collector.
Etat de la Louisiana VS.. une portion de
terre assessee au nom de Thomas Du-
ford
EN- vertu des pouvoirs don't j. suis
revetu par racte de la legislature dc GET
etat, approuve 9 mars 1869, je procede-
raj, d mon bureau en- la vile DIES Ope-
lousas, q la maison de cour de cette par
oisse, 10 SAMEDI 4 Decembre 1869, a
midi, ct continuant de jour en- jour sill
est neeessaire, 4 yendre a ~l'encan public
la propriete ci-dessous decrite, a %savoir:
Une portion de terre situee au Bayou
Chicot, bornee nord par les heritiers de
Glaze, sud par les terres publiques. est
par Z w, ct Quest par les terres publ
ques, c~ontenant 200 acres
La dite ~propri6te ayant etc saisie par
moi pour satisfaire une dette die a Get
etat pour taxes non payees dc 1854 ct
1856, SO montant q Sc SO ...:
Conditions-comptant
j. j. BUTLER, Collector
50 oc.obre ~
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Succession dang. j. Fontenos

Succession d'Awg. j. FOnaemOs
Cour de Paroisse, Er -t ,,,-
Paroisse Ct. Landry No. 1927
II IZE BELAIRE FoNTENOT, de 10 Par
- oisse de St Landry, ayant presentee
une petition, a Peffet d'atre nomme admins
teur de la succession de son defunt mari, Au-
guste j. Fontenot, reinforcement de la dite
paroisse; ,...-
En- consequence avis est par lie present donne
aux inseresses dams cette succession d'avoir a
deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront IL date du present
il ne serait pas fait droit a la demande du peti-
i%onnaire. JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
90 novembre 1869.
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Vente par lie Cole teur

Etat de Ia Louisiana VS. uue portion de
terre assessee au nom de Sylyestre
Manso.
I'm vertu des pouvoirs don't ,je suis
revetu par l'acte de Ia Legislature de Get
etat, approuve 9 mars 1869, je procede-
raj, 4 NOR bureau en- Ia Vile des Ope-
lousas. 4 la malson de cour de Get par
oisse, lie SAMEDI, 9 Decembre, 1869,
a midi ct %continuant de jour EN- jour sill
est necessaire, a vendre a ~l'encan public,
la propriete ci dessous decrite, d SAVIOR /:
Une portion de terre situee i Queue
Tortue, born6e sud par v, nord par NJ
Lapourtc, CUES par les terres publiIues,
c%ontenant $50 acres 80
La dite propriete ayant etc saisie par
moi p,ur satisfaire une dette due a Get
etat, pour taxes o payees de 1889, Sc
montant i 6 piastres ct Is
Conditions-comptant
JJBUTLER, Collector.
on oo4ol,>
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successaOn de JOEan w. Scott.

CON- de Pdvotssc, 81. LdadTy.-No $50
0NEZIME L FONTENOT, de la Paroisse
~ St Landry, .ayant presente une petition a
ieHet d'etre nomme Administrator de la
succession de John w. Scott decedee, der
Increment de IL Paroisse ct. Landry;
En- consequences. avis est par lie present dom
ne xlnteresses dams cette succession d'avoir
q deduire, par ecrit, b mon Bureau, dams les
oix lcurs qui ~suiyront 10 date du present avis,
es raiso MS, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles
II ne serait pas fait droit b ladits p6tition.
oo JOS .. RICHARD, Grefier.
70 novembre, 1869.
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Succession de Joseph Olivier

Cour de Paroisse, ST. Landry-No. 1850
VALERIE OLIVIER, de Ia Paroisse St
v Landry, ayant presentee une petition a
r'effet d'etre nominee administratrice de la
succession de Joseph Olivier, decide. der.
increment de Ia dite paroisse;
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par lie present
donne aux intercsses dams cette succession
d'avoir . ,deduire par ecrit, q mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui s~uivront Ia date du
present avis, les ~raisons, 81 aucune Ills ont,
pour lesquelies il ne serait pas fat droit d Ia
dite petition.
.'.s JOS. D. RICHARD, Greffer.
90 novembre 1869
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succession de Dcieam Sebas,irsl

10 nov
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80 octobre
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-06

4 writer in the american Stack Jour.
nal says:
1t is not the amount Of food aud care
given TO a horse that insures his health
and good condition, but the times aud
manner Of application. There are times
when horse should have full feed.
and other times when he should have a
small one. The heaviest feed should be
in the evening, after his days work is
done. His appetite is then gratified, and
he lies down to rest, and will most likely
lie till morning. BY this time his food
is digested, his system rested, he gets up
refreshed with n good appetite His
morning meal should not be an over full
one-not so full as that of the previous
evening. lie should be driven or worked
moderately for the first hour or two. Af-
ter that his speed or labor may be in
creased if there is urgent necessity for it;
his mid day feed should be smaller than
that Of the morning aud evening-it
should be the smallest feed of the day,
and he will travel or work on during tho
afternoon with more vigor and less ex-
haustion than he would have done on a
full feed, and will enjoy his evening meal
with greater relish.
If horse is very thirsty do not give
him over two gallons of water. He will
be more refreshed and better able to per-
form his duty after drinking two gallons
than he would be after drinking four 1t
is necessary sometimes to restrain the ap-
petite, even with water; and this requires
judgment and discretion.
Never suffer horse that has been
driven or worked thaough the day to
spend the night without first having been
welfseaned and his limbs we'll rubbed
down. This operation, if well performed,
is worth hae a feed-it is worth more to
the owner than the price of many feeds.
The same operation should be performed
again in the morning. In fact, horse
should never be taken out of the stable
to either work or travel without first hay
ing his limbs we'll rubbed down. 1t stim-
ulates the circulation, and opens the
pores of the skin. The horse then feels
that he has limbs, and enjoys a pleasure
In using them.
Always cultivate an acquaintance with
your horse-be on social and friendly
terms with him--tak to him with kind
ly tone of voice, pat him ON the neck
and even sing and whistle to him, for he
is fond of music, and these little atten-
tions are not lost to him. Pull hand
full of grass by the roadside and feed it
to him. IF he is tired and worn down,
it is astonishing how these little atten-
tions will encourage and cheer him up.
Now let me tell you what not to do.
Do not swear at, nor scold him. Do not
whip him. If he has faults try to coax
him out of them. He has spirit of re-
sentiment, if you rouse it in him, as well
as you; and you, having the best reason
ing powers, ought to show the best ex.
ample.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-06
JOINING THE MAsONs.

Knobbs has joined the Masons and
this is his experience in getting into
lodge:
! must tell you Of tho perils and trials
| had TO undergo to become Mason. -
On the evening in question presented
myself Mt the door Of the Lodgeroom No.
36,666, sign Of tho skull and crossbones.
| was conducted to an ante.room, where
five or six melancholy chaps in sashes
and embroidered napkins were waiting to
receive me. On my entrance, they all
turned back somersaults and then resumed
their seats. A big fat fellow, who sat in
the middle, and who seemed to be the
proprietor, then said /: "Sinncr from the
other world, advance /" / advanced
"Will you give US everything to join us?"
"Not it know it, ] said ''there arc
my wife and fourteen fine--" Another
here told mo to say "Yes," as it was
merely matter Of form. So | said yes,
| give up everything" The fellows in
the towels then groaned and said, "Tis
well. Do you swear never to reveal any.
thing you see or hear this evening TO any
human being, nor to your wife 7" | said
"Pon my word, | viii not" They then
examined my teeth and felt my taste
of liquor, and pulled out my tongue, then
groaned again. said, "If you don't feel
we'll have got a little bottle here" The
Ia. man here took the bottle from me and
told me u shut up. lie then, in voice
of thunder, said, 'Bring fcrth the goat !"
Another fellow then comes up with big
cloth to blind me. "No you cont, Mr..
Mason" said "no tricks on traveisrs,
if you please; | don't believe in playing
blndman's buff with goat. I'll ride
the devil, if you like, but | don't 20 it
blind. Stand back, or I'll knock you in
to smitheregus." They were too much
for mc, however, 80 | had to submit 10 be-
ing blindfolded. The goat was then led
in, and | could hear him making an aw.
ful racket among the furniture. / began
to feel that was urgently wanted at
home, but ] was in for it and could not
help myself Three or four fellows then
seized Inc, aud with demouiacal laugh.
pitched me on the animals back, telling
AAN AN Ah$ pAtAS tattt| ~ 41ph gAb fOk
squalls. have been in a good many
scrapes, Mr. Editor have been in elec-
ton fights; I've been pitched out Of four
story window | have gone down in
railroad collision; but this little goat cx.
cursion was ahead of them all The con-
founded thing must have been all wings
and horns. II bumped me against chairs
aud tables, aud the ceiling, but hung
on like Trojan. | turned front somer.
saults aud rolled over ! thought il was
just on the point of giving up when the
bandage fell from my eyes and tho goat
bounded through the window with yell
like Camapehe Indian giving up the
ghost. was in Lodge of Masons.-
They were dancing war-dance around
big skull, aud playing leapfrog and
turning handspriDgs, aud the big fat fel-
low Of the antc-room was standing on his
head in the corner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-06
p PoET II Y.
TO ONE IN HEAVEN.
ny AMELIA.

Pale star, that with thy soft sad light
Came out upon my bridal eve,
have q song to sing tonight,
Before thou tak'st thy mournful leave.
Since then so softly time hath stirr'd,
That months have almost seemed like hours,
And nun like little bird
That slept too long amid the flowers,
And, waking, sits with wayeless wing,
Softly singing mid tho shades of even
But, oh, with sadder heart | sing
sing Of one who dwolls in heaven.
Tho winds are SOFT tho clouds are few,
And tendercst thoughts my heart beguilo,
As floating up through mist and dew,
The pale young moon comes out and smiles
And to tho green resounding shore
In silvery troops the ripples crowd,
TIL oil the ocean dimpled o'or,
Lifts up its voice and laughs aloud;
Aud star on star, all soft and calm,
Floats up yon arch sercnely blue;
And, lost to earth aud stepped in balm,
My spirit floats in ether too.
Loved one though lost TO human sight,
feel my spirit lingering near.
As softly as / feel the light
That trembles through the atmosphere;
Az In some temples holy shades,
Though ,cute :hc hymn aud hnsh'd tho rrayei
A solemn awe ths sou. pervades,
Which tells that wo,-ship had been there
a breath Of incense, left ai.ne
Where many censer swung sound
Will thrill tho wanderer like tone,
Who treads on consecrated ground.
know thy soul from words Of bliss,
That stoops awhile 10 dwell with the.
Hath caught the prayer breAthed in this,
That 1 at last might dwell with thee.
hear nurmur from the seas.
That thrills me like thV suiFit gighs:
hear voice in every breeze,
That makes TO mine iis low replies
A voice ali iow and sweet like thine
II gives an answer TO my prayer.
And brings my soul from heaven IA sign
That shall know and meet thee there.
III know thee there by that sweet face,
Round which q tender hale plays.
Stil touched with that expressive grace
Which made thee lovely all thy days;
BY that sweet smile that DER Il shed
beauty like the light Of even,
Whose son expression never fed.
Even when it, soul had aown 10 heaven
III know thee b. the starry crown
That giitters In thy raven hair
Oh! by these blessed signs alone
III know thee therc-I'll know thee there.
For ali thine eye, within whose sphere
The sweets Of youth and beauty met,
That SWAIN in love and sDftncss here,
Mast swim in love and sofgncss yet
For alb its dark and liquid beams.
Though saddenod BY thousand sighs,
Were heller thnn the light that streams
Down from the gates Of Paradise
Were bright and radiant as tho MORN
Yet soit aud dewy the eye;
Too sad Tor eyes where smiles are born.
Too young for ears that learn TO gTieFe.
/ woudcr IL this cool swect breeze
Hath touched thy lips aud fann'd thy brow,
For all my spirit hears and secs
Recall thee 10 my memory now;
For every hour ws breathe apart,
VIII bHt increase. If that can bc,
The love that fiis this little heart,
Already iillgi full Of thee
Yet many q tear these eyes mpst weep,
And many u sin must be forgiven;
Ere these pale lids shall sink 10 sleep
Ere thou aud shall meet IN heaven.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-06
For SALEI

h0O ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED IN
4 ~ Linn county, on tho Central road,
within one-half mile of Roberts Bridge and one
half mile of the o. C. r. r.; it being the claim
of E. II. Griffin and part of the Isaac Roberts
Claim.
Also one improved block in the city cf Albany,
with other valuable property.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-fourth down, and the
balance on time, with interest, secured by the
property. The above will be sold in parcels to
suit purchasers. E. II. GRIFFIN.
Dec. 30, lS68-y4n20H.
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CHIPS.
Low trash-Other people.
False delicacy-Mock turtle.

Low trash-Other people.
False delicacy-Mock turtle.
Throne--A seat---on sce,saw.
The bread Of idlcnegs--Loafng.
Perfect integrity and properly cooked
beafsteak are rare.
1t isn't true that an actor asked for a
reduction in tho price Of board because
he breakfasted on his own rokes.
A bachelor, according to the latest de-
finition, is n man who has lost the oppor-
tunity Of making woman miserable.
A clergyman, after marrying a cou-
pie, made prayer over them, conclud-
ing: Forgive them, Lord, they
know not what they do %
A leborcr in nm ice house down
East was killed by large lump of
ice falling on his head. Verdict Of
jury-Dicd of hard drink.
"Tilly," said Il mother to daughter
who had seen but four summers, "what
would you DO without your mother ?"-
81 should put On every day just such a
dress as | wanted to-" was the prompt
reDlv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
ly Abraham Miller. Jr., have this day been ap-
pointed by the County Court of Linn county,
State of Oregon, Administrator of the Estate Of
Elias A. johnson, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, are hereby required to
present them, with proper vouchers, to the under
signed, by leaving the same with the County Clerk
of Linn county, Oregon, at his office in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, within six months from the
date hereof. ABRAHAM MILLER, JR,,
Feb. %, 1869.-n2Sw4. AdIn'R.
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SHERFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
~ virtue Of an execution issued out of the Cir
cult Court Of the State Of Oregon, for Linn
county, and to me directed and delivered, in favor
Of J. u. Hurd and against T.. u. Sloan, for the
sum Of $4j9.60 in U. S. gold coin, and interest
and costs, have this 9th day Of February, 1859,
levied on the following described Real Estate
and the appurtenanees thereunto belonging, TO-
wit:
Lot No. one ~ in Block No. one hundred and
nine tI0g) in Hacklemans Addition to the town
Of Albany, Oregon, as shown upon the Piats OF
said town now on file in the Clerks Office Of Linn
county, Oregon, together With the tenements, her
editaments and appurtenances thereto belonging
or in any wise appertaining; and on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of March, 1869,
at o'clock n. in front of the Court House door.
in the city If Albany, Linn county, will sell the
above described property for cash in hand in U.
S. gold coin, to satisfy said execution, interest
and costs at public outcry to the highest and best
bidder.
Dated this 9th day of February, A. d. 1869.
II. A. IRVINE,
v4n26w4. Sheriff Linn county, Oregon.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING PER re AR; Ono
Column, slOo Half Column, $50 Quarter Col
umn, $35.
Transient Advertisements per Square often lines
less, first insertion, So each subsequent inser-
ton, 81.
a square Is one inch in space down the column,
counting cuts, display lines, blanks &C., solid
matter. No advertisement to be considered less
than square, and all fractions counted full
square. All advertisements inserted for a less
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sient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-06
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
~ the undersigned, have been appointed by the
County Court of Linn County, State of Oregon,
Administrator of the estate Of Harvcy s. Spur
iS6k, deceased. ali persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby requested to present them
with proper vouchers, to the undersigned, at his
residence in Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
Feb. 8, I869-n2Gg4. 4, z. SEARS.
Admir-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-06
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

C. WORTH, ADMINISTRATOR, AND
Anna N. Worth, Administrators, Of the estate
of John @. A. Worth, deceased, have this day filed
their account in the County Court of Linn county.
Oregon, praying for final settlement Of the
same, and to be discharged as such Administrators.
Therefore notice is hereby given that safd appli-
cation and settlement will be heard and determine
ed at the Court House in said county, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of april, 1869,
and all persons interested in said estate are hereby
required to file their objections to said account
and the settlement thereof on or before safd.day.
By order of said Court. e.
Feb. g., I869-n26w4. S. A. JOHNS,
County Judge.
n. H. CRAxoR, Atty for Admir-.