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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-01

STATE OF LOUI5ANA,)
Executive Department.
New Orleans, February 4. btu =
WHEREAS, OFFICIAL INFORMATION Has
w been received by me OF the perpetss.
t;on of an atrocous murder Dy org
Elijah 8 MCCOY upon one JOHN EAlaLY: n
the parish of st. Helena, on or about tne Miss q
Novsmber 1869; and, whereas, the SAID Ehuan ?:
MCCOY broke jail after convection, and Is now a'
large, fugitive from justice tno,;.,
of the State of Louisiana. l. Fl, @. Wsrmotn, 0ovel
nor do issue this my iferne
of FIVE HUM RED DOLLARS (S5OO), 70 Do pau
to the party or par ties who shall cause his appre
henson and delivery to the Sheriff OF the PARISH "a
St. Helena. h,,.
The said Mccoy is described as follows: Is aoous
which is IRON grey very long and generally combs is
behind his ears; has gray eyes and roman nose ana
smooth face; whiskers On bis neck ana tnfosss
wears suit of homespun of blue or gray.
Given under my hand ana the zeal o, pa S'a os
the Independence of the United States the Ninety
fourth. L. " W@s.mOih'
By the Governor: ,,.
GEO T. BoyEE, Secretary Of State. les BOT
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

LOuls1ano.
POsToFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Jsnnary 1870: =
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AZ ThE
c1ontract Office of this Department until three
o'clock r. NJ of March 30, 1870 ito be decideo py
April 10 for carrying the mails Of the United states
from July l. 1870, to June co. 1871, on the following
route in the ate of louisiana and BY scneouie on
departures and arrivals herein speeihed, VIZ;
slO4 From Trenton. by Indian Village. to vernon
30 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Trenton Tuesday: at 2 A. NJ;
arrive at Vernon by P. M;
Leave Vernon Wednesday. at 4. NJ;
Arrive at Trenton by p M =
For forms of proposal, guarantee ana certlnc4so,
and also for instructions to the conditions TO De
embraced the contract etc. see Ss dsta
inviting proposals for mail service in Louisiana, etc.,
to be found st the principal postoflces .,.. .rns,-
scribed ssMail Proposals State of Louisiana, ana
addressed to he Second Assistant POSTMASTER Oen-
eral, JOHN A: D.. Onno " ELn.
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OFFICIAL NOTIOES
$1,000 ZEE W ARD.

lrif-ta STATE OF LoUIsIANA.
't9 Executive Department.
New Orleans, January y ioI0 ,
WHEREAS, INFORM ALTON HAS bEhN ~
w ceived by me- Of the perpetrstionI o. So v
WHITE. upon GEORGE THOMPSON an IN
offending CT izen. in the parish Of West rehoianA'
whereas, The said JAMES v. WHITE is no,
torious character. having committed several
murders previous to this last one, and Is st'h AZ
large fugitive from justice.
Now, therefore. in the name of the State OF
Louisiana, /, II O. Warnoth. Governor, DC issne
this INV procamaticn offering a reward OF ON
THOUSAND DOLLARS $1,000 to be paid to the
person or persons causing the apprehension OF tne
said LANES v, WHITE, and furnishing sufficient
evidence to secure his conviction.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the ctates
this twenty ninth day of January ls0. ana OF the
independence Of the United States the ninety
fourth. d. u
By the Governor: ,. :ooao.
GEO. T. BOyER. Secretary OF Stete. Iaoo os
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Radical Kepublican Convention.-Notice

Radical Republican COnvention.-Notice
is hereby given. that. by order of the Parish
Committee of the Radical Republican party, OF
Orleans, nominating convention will be held at
Deutsche Company Hail. corner of Bienville street
and Exchange alley, on THURSDAY. March 3, 1870.
at half past six o'clock P. H., for ths purpose OF Sc
lectng candidates for municipal officers of the city
of New Orleans.
The wards constituting the city of New Orleans,
will be entitled to represent ation in said cenven-
ton, on the basis established by the Parish Com
mittee, as follows:
First Ward, four delegates.
Second Ward. six delegates.
Third Ward, eight delegates.
Fourth Ward, four delegates.
Fifth Ward. four delegates.
Sixth Ward two delegates.
Seventh Ward, four delegates.
Eighth Ward, two delegates.
Ninth Ward, four delegates.
Tenth Ward, four delegates.
Eleventh Ward, two delegates.
Forty-four delegates.
And the Radical Republicans of the city are re.
ouested to hold elections in their respective wards,
for the purpose above indicated, early day as
practicable, previous to the thir day OF March
1870. SETH W. LEWIS.
President Parish Committee, Ra ical Republican
Party, of Orleans feT
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BRIEF MENrIoN.-C. Fileut, young
Frenchman, unable to speak word OF
English, made his appearance Sunday night
on St. Charles street, with his lower face
hidden under false moustache and whiskers.
A lyn1-eyed policeman detected the fraud
and locked the masquerader up in the first
precinct station. He was fined twenty-f We
dollars for his fun when taken before the
Recorder.
Special Officer Flowers found half box
of tobacco in front of No. 9, Fulton street,
between two and three o'clock Sunday
morning. The tobacco was taken to the
Lafayette Square Station.
A pocketbook was found in one Of the
Jackson Railroad street cars and turne d
over to the superintendent Of the road.
The contents are unknown.
A fiatboat heavily loaded with wood,
broke from its moorings. at the head OF
Louisa street, at IL P. NJ. Sunday, and
Hoated down the river.
Thomas Martin, native of Pennsylvania,
forty two years old, crawled into the third
precinct police station in sick aud desti
tute condition. He was sent to the Charity
Hospital.
| Harrison Branch assaulted Charles Rey-
nolds with slung-shot, at seven o'clock
Sunday evening, and would have seriously
| injured him but for the interposltion of ;
policeman, who took Branch to the Thirt
District Station.
Coroner Avila was notified yesterday eve
ming, to hold an inquest on the foetus Of
child found in a cigar box, under grocer.
store, on Metairie road, near Bayou st
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notice TO BAKEKs.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, February Is. ls70.
The average price of fresh flour being this day
eight dollars ($s in accordance with said VARIATION
the price for the week. commencing on Monday,
February %, 1870, will be:
Forty seven ounces for twenty cents;
Twenty three ounces for ten cents;
Twelve ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to only the best
flour of the above valae per barrel, and the use Of
damaged inferior flour in bread offered for sale IN
this city, prohibited.
nearest police station any violation OF the above
ord nance either in variation Of weight or quaAty
of material.
JouS w OVERALL Secretary. fe27 1t
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUIBI1EAs
Executive Department.. I
New Orleans. January ~. lsIG
WHERRAs. Application has been made 70 me PIG, 10,
Is Auct1oneer in and for the parish Of Orleans.
to wit; bond, dated January %; lsts, IN ths
A. Duchiron, as principal, and B. Avegno, J. ~:
Hall and McCoard as secures the ar 81 IN ti
the sum of twenty five hundred dollars $2soO eacns
the condition OF the ssa bond being for the iai!n
fuI performance by the said Duchiron OF aus duties
as Auctioneer aforesaid
Notlce hereby given to all persons Interested m
the aforesaid bond to file their objections TO the
cancellation thereof writing in the oftice OF the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the ass
publication hereof. CO.,, ~.
Given under my hand and the seal OF State; this
twenty-second day of January, 1870. and OF tne
Observation-Disclosures of the United States the ninety
fourth. u.puoru
GEO. E. BovEE. Secretary of State. jas 3ot
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John @. FLEMING,
la Poydras Street.


Has now on hand the largest, finest and best So
Iected assortment of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES of every descrptlon-forelgn and
comestic-that can be found this side of Pbila-
6elpnia and which he now offers for sale at lowest
prices thst they can be bought in NewYork at retail
He also keeps constantly on hand, large supply of
Iron, Gas and Steam Pipe and Fittings, which he
will sell at the lowest market prices.
He is also agent for the celebrated SPRING
FIELD GAS MACHINE, which he recommends
as being. without doubt, the best automatic Gas
Machine now in use, and he is now prepared to put
them up on plantations, at factories, hotels and
dwelling houses, wherever q cheap, brilliant and
reliable light ia required.
For further assurance to the public of the merit
of these Machines he refers to tine annexed certi
fcate of Mr.. Bradish johnson, whose Sugar house
on his Woodland Plantation is lighted By one
MIR. Fleming is also prepared to do Gas and
Steam Fittings promptly and on the most reason
able terms Those wanting suck work done, would
do well to give him a call before contracting else
where.
/ hereby certify that the SPRINGFIELD GAS
MACHINE, for which Mr. John Fleming is agent IN
this state, and one of which put up on my
Woodland Plantation last fall. has worked well and
given entire satisfaction.
BRADISH JOHNSON,
Woodland Plantation. Parish Of Paquemnes
1rp
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Jacob Penle, Elisha pea1e, Executor
Subrogated to all the Rights of Plaintiff, JACOB
God

Subrogated to all the Rights of Plaintiff, Jacob
Peale, Deceased, Thomas Hunter.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
No. by virtue Of writ Of feri faci.s to me
directed in the above entitled suit yil proceed 70
house, in the town of NatChitoches. State Of
Aux uah 6 phANHSi PGANfzfIoN together with
ali the rights ways and privileges, ssrvitudes and
advantages, etc. thereunto belonging or appertain.
Red river, in this State, in descending. about
twenty miles above the town Of Eatcnitoones:
E. L. Hyams, and below by lands now or lately be-
longing to BENJAMIN Grape and containing slx
e3U A.i TR aS5ST. OR PARCEL OF LAND. in the
of and attached to said plantation, containing
one hundred and thirtyiour, eghty'seven one-hun-
q an n
| Bounded on the northwest by lands now or lately
belonging 7? L. and on the east nn by s seS
| on the south, by section No. q IN township tens
). THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A TRACT OF
LAND, in section No. 35. in township eleven, OF
range pine formerly owned BY d L. Bennett ,xen nna
nine. and fifty None -hundI edths acres t229 bOlOO.
Bognded northeast BY lands now OF s Ne m %
ship No. IL, of range nine and on the south by Sec
Or S PAaS Ct fauSf 81 No xD Being
lot No q and the east half Of the northwest quarter
of section No. in township No. 10, north OF range
No west, containing one hundre and fourteen
and seventy six hundredths Ola IS 100 acres be-
ing the same property conveyed by H. L. Bennett to
Charles A. Petrovic and Thomas Hunter. per act
before W. H. Peters, notary of date ninth OF Janu-
ary 1857 and duly recorded in the parish OF Natchl-
toches. . . .
Terms-Cash, at the time of adjudication, in
United States treasury notes. ,
Cost of deed, stamps, etc, at the expense OF
| the purchaser.
United States Marshars Office. New Orleans.
s. B. PACKARD, United States Marshal.
fe3e Is q 26 mh5 District OF Loulslana-
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Second Ward Radical Republican
Ciub-Rally! Rally! Rally!-The voters OF the
Second Ward, are invited to attend q meeting OF
said club TOMORROW EVENING, at seven
O'clock at White Hall, Dryades street, three doors
below Juia STREET, for the purpose OF electiDg SIX
delegates to the Parish Nominating Convention,
which will be on THURSDAY, March 8, ls1o. at
Deutsche Hail. Bienville street and Exchange
Alley.
RPunctual attendance is requested.
P. E. BECHTEL,
President Second Ward Club.
ATTEST:
III. T.. HUBERT, Recording Secretary. mill
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AUCTION SALES .rO-DAY.

BY d. DEAN, JR, at half-past 10 O'Clock, at
Phil. Liners stable, horses mules, etc.; also,
buggies, harness, etc.
BY B. j. MONTGOMERY. at II o'clock. at
stables. Nos 2l3 and 2l5 Gravier street. elegant
ssddle and harness horses and mares, in pairs
and single, city and country mules; top and open
buggies. bsrouches, harness, ETC.; 81 IL O'Clock
atsales room, No. Is Camp street, household fur
niture, etc.
By EUGENE G. MESLlER, at half past ter
O'Clock, at No. 81 Camp street. household furnl
ture, etc. ~ .- ~ ...
BY SHERIFF MAXWELL. at IL O'Clock, 81
Merchants and Auctieneers' Exchange, lo'
ground and buildings on Fulton street-Edwart
HAYDEN ys, Thomas Clarke.
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A MAN KILLED IN GREENvILLE. About
two o'clock Sunday morning, Tim Ryan,
residing on Hanson street. in Greenvllle,
was awakened by the furious barking of his
dogs. he provided himself with a shot gun
and raised window opening on his yard,
when he discovered man in one OF
the orange trees He ordered the
intruder to get out of the tree and
off of the premises, and as the latter
declined he fred one barrel into the tree
over his head for the purpose of soaring him.
The man refused to come down after the
discharge, and the contents of the remaining
barrel of the gun were fired into the tree
below him without effect. Ryan now re-
membered that he had Spencer rifle in the
house, and fastened to get it. Upon re-
turning to the window, he found that the
man had dropped out Of the tree, and was
climbing the fence. Without hesitation.
Ryan fred upon him, the ball striking him
in the back and coming out in the neigh
borhood of the right nipple. The man ran
down the street, and Ryan retired TO oed
under the impression that he had missed his
mark. After daybreak the body OF the
stranger was found, lying on Hanson street,
about oneequare from Ryan's house. Life
had been long extinct, and Corporal Flana-
gan, with all his enterprise was unable to
find a clue to the cause of his death.
About nine O'Clock Ryan, who had heard
of the finding of the body, arrived at the
Carrollton police station, and surrendered
himself to the Corporal, after making a state
ment substantially as above. Ryan is en-
ployed as coachman by Hon.. ChriS'lan
Roselius, and bears good character IN the
community.
The police have come to the conclusion
that DECEASED ia one Joseph Duffy, OF MOI
roe county, Iowa. He was man ABOUT
FIVE feet ten inches in height, with SANDY
complexion and gray eyes, and carried IN
his pocket large silver-watch, Manufactured
bv the American Watch Company of Chi
cago. Several papers were found on his
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Succession of Sophia Jones, Widow OF
St. HilaIre E. Pnguet-No. 1856
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THF PAR
= ish of Orleans-Whereas Francois Coquet has
petitioned the COURT for letters of curstorship on
the vacant estate, of the late Sophia Jones,
tate: Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause, within ten days, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order OF the Court.
fel82227 M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
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Fifth Ward Radical Republican Club

Fifth Ward Radical Republican Club
Fifth Ward Radical Republican Hall, February rs.
lsT0.-We, the undersigned Commissioners of the
election held st the Fifth Ward Hall. on the twenty
fifth DAY of February 1870 for officers OF the Club
and delegates to the Parish Executive Committee,
do hereby certify that the following genentlemen
received majority of the votes cast for the follow
ing offices, and were duly elected
Eugene Staee* President: Messrs H. T. Jean,
l.. Folin, A. Moss, E. Ahrens, Vice Presidents; ;
William Vigers,* Secretary: l.. IL. Matthew, r..
Fernandez. Assistant Secretaries; j. Sardas, Ser:
geant- at Arms.
*Re elected.
Delegates to Parish Executive Committee: E..
Gauthier, W. Vigers, Octave Belot.
j. b. BERRY,
LOUIS DEGRUY,
o. FERNANDEZ.
Commissioners of Election.
fe27 WILLIAM VIGERS, Secretary.
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person, one promissory note dated Ellen
berg, July l, 1868, for S275 Is, payable
eighteen months after date, drawn by H. &
j. Duffy in favor of Joseph Duffy BE also
had in his possession deed for six lots OF
ground in the town of Oneawa, Iowa, sold
to him on the nineteenth of September,
1858, by Fred. N. Snow and Helen NJ. Snow,
of Monroe county, before William Burton,
Justice of the Peace. Deed recorded on the
same date before John E. Stoll, Recorder.
In THE FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS
CoURr.-In default of furnishing peace
bonds in the sum of five hundred dollars,
Tom Poole and Henry Williams 60 to prison
on the long charge.
William Rice, John Ryan and John Hart
60 before the Criminal Court to answer Tor
having robbed DR.. II. L. Downes' premises,
No. $40 Terpsichore street, OF a hundred
dollars worth of clothing.
Isabella Griffin goes to the same tribunal
to make an explanation concerning the SUD
den disappearance OF two hundred and nifty
dollar diamond ring, property OF 2s5 Poy-
| dras street.
| James Hicks stole q box Of candy, fol
which he must face jury.
| Peter EARLY and John Smith, arrested Sat
urday night by Special Officer Malone, retire
to the Workhouse for only six months, OF
susp;cion that they are not as good as the.
| should be.
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Succession Of Helene Barnett, Widow
Of Solomon Audler-No. ,O96
NFCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= ish of Oreans.-Netice is hereby given to the
creditors Of this estate, to the heirs of the de-
ceased and to all other persons herein
Interested. TO show cause, within ten days
from the present notification if any they have or
can why the account presented by LOUIS Auoler,
gated and approved, and the funds distributed IN
accordance Herewith.
BY order of the court.
mil 5 9 NJ. u. IhhC1, CierE.
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JEFFERSON ROBBERS. long ago Spe-
cial Officer Malone was directed to ferret
out the robbery of Mr.. Turnell's residence,
city of Jefferson. He was not long in ar
resting three men, Carney, McRoberts and
Burns. He succeeded in recovering most
of the stolen goods, and yesterday had the
pleasure of seeing them sent to the GRIMM
al court by Recorder Campbell. The evil
dence against these men is considered suffi-
cient to send them to the Penitentiary.
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FATAL ENDING OF STABBING ARRAY
Coroner Roche was summoned Sunday to
hold an inquest on the body OF John Mortl-
mer, who died at the Charity Hospital on
Saturday. Mortimer had been badly cut up
on the twenty-third of February, In
stabbing ARRAY, in which he was engaged, at
the coffeehouse of Mrs. Brown. No. 70 Front
street, with man known as Harris, alias
French Louis, and his deavh wa attributed
to these injuries. A post mortem examlna-
ton was made by DR.. R. F. Wright, who
testified that death resulted from internal
hemorrhage, caused by a knife penetrating
the chest between the first and second ribs,
Harris, or French Louis, made his escape
Immediately after inflicting the wound, and
has not since been heard from. The jury
adjourned without rendering verdict, and
will be called together again in few days
by the Coroner.
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SciZer-NO.

Succession of Bernhard Seizer-NO.
1854.
SSECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAX
y 1sh of Orleans.-All persons having claims
against this estate requested to present the
same to the undersigned within the next thrty
days.
fe5l COTTON Il LEVY. Attorneys
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neth OF February. Gallagher was SEW pe-
fore the Criminal Court by the Recorder on
the charge of having stolen property IN his
possession, knowing it to be stolen After
giving bonds he obtained writ OF seques-
tration from the Sixth Justices Court ana
the cotton was seized by constable OF that
court. The stolen property is part OF the
evidence ageinst Gallagher, and its repeated
handling will render its identification
matter of great difficulty, if possible at all.
The action of the Sixth Justices Court, 10
interfering in this matter, is something en-
tirely without precedent.
F1RE.-At half-past eleven A. H., hre
broke out in an unoccupied stable IN Good-
children street, near Poland street, and was
not extinguished until the stable was en-
tirely consumed. The building was owned
nv A. Samboa, and was not insured.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Au adjourned
meeting of this body was held last night.
Seven members were present, and Mr- Post-
hoff in the chair.
An ordinance from the lower board, stat
ing that the expenses of the Metropolitan
Police Board for the last year were S77S,-
1ls 10, and providing for the leVying OF
tax of fve-eighths of one per cent on taxa
BILE property, according to the assessments
prepared for the present year, was reterfeo
| to the Finance Committee.
An ordinance compelling contractors fol
| cleaning the streets to perform their duty
was referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
| A resolution instructing the Street Com
| missioner to open the fire plugs one houl
every morning, was referred to the Water
works Committee.
The resolution allowing DR.. Anfoux "
erect smallpox hospital on d'Hemecoar
street, was passed over the Mayors veto.
A communication was received from TN
City Attorney recommending the passage
q stringent ordinance, which will put stol
to the reckless manner in which powder
brought to the city by steamboats, an
rail cars. Referred to the Committee OF
Streets and Landings
The weekly Waterworks report was II
ferred to tbs Finance Committee.
A resolution appropristing post NJ. Il
Second District, during the term OF thre
wears, for the use of government vessels eI
gagged in public works, was debated IN
desultory and unintelligible manner.
While Mr.. President Potthof was maxim
: some remarks on the subject, membe
: called himto order, and suggested that b
should speak from the floor. Mr.. Pottho
then invited two members successfully
take.the chair, and they both refused. Ill
Shields was then called on and a.
cepted. The debate at this TIN
f becoming quite irregular and II
proceeding difficult to comprehend, the
, porters of the press, unanimously resolve
to seek information and enlightment
I other quarters, and left the chamber to II
f undisturbed possession of the deputies
+ the people.
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Muhau,s Golden Csd Liver Oll.-Pure
and reliable. obtained from fresh and healthy Hvers
and unsurpassed by any yet produced. Sold by all
respectable druggists.
j. MILHAU'S SONS. 1873 Broadway.
doac New York.
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Succession of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. BO.
chet-Ne. S0,272.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= ish of Orisans-Notice is hereby given to
the creditors of this estate aud all other
herein interested, to show cause. within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can wby the account presented by j. II. Ruty,
curator of these estates should rot be homooeated
and approved ard the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
fe25 mills M. -. ThACSs ClerR.
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Succession of Charles achalk-NO, 82, 095.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish of Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of thiSsate, and to all other persons here
in Interested to show cause, within ten days from
the present notification, if any they have or can,
why the account presented by Mrs. Caroline Schak,
Administrative Of this estate, should not be
be homoogated and approved, and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the COURT.
fel8 20 q NJ. O. TRACY, Clerk.