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These yls src the delightfully."- pleasant psreS~
i've supercesding castor Gil sai.s. nhsnss'a e'e,
There Il xslhih- acceptable =" the sonach Ihey
They are con ses-d of the finest ingredients. Amor
Few ,iay US, IL them such rv'oracn 81 The entire
system takes place as appear miraculous to the ~es4
and cneryaied whether arising from inttudenee ~
disease. II. r. Rc,,nLold's Compo.nd f,aa nstrscs
Ina, sugar enated pills dissolve tu, pass throrgb
The stcu,sc without dissolving, consequently do rst
pro.luce the desired effect. THE cA1Aw"A CkAFH
FILLS being plcasand IN taste and "acr do not neees-
state their being segregated. Price cry csns peg
box.
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TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY
Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned,
L Trustee Of cambridge Township.
will attend to all township business at
his office. in Jasper. on the last Saturday
Of each month.
Alltlosc having township business TO
transact will please call ON that day. as
will not attend to business at any other
time.
cambridge Township Library
viii. until further notice, be kept at Tho
residence OF George Mchringcr, on tho
corner Of North Main and Lawrence
streets, where any persons entitled Il
the usc Of II. arc requested TO call ani
procure books. :. KCEBJER.
Dee. 9TH. 1870. Trustee.
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MI
HENRY r. IzEL5iDoLD's
ciaDrxTaA7rD
FLUID EXTRACT BUCKUs

THE GREAT piCRETlC,
In. cured every case Of Diabetes In which IL has tesr
given Irritation of the Neck. Of tire lladder md nhsm
nation II he Kidneys. uFcesaon OF the kdnsys and
Bladder retention Of Vrpr, diseases II prostate gland,
stnn. In The bladder. cai-nls grnrr brickdhst rI cHt
and rucrs milky discharges and for enicsblcd al
delicate c"iSiiiuiirrs ~ both sexes attended With
following sympions lndisrnsi'iin to eseroh loss -
power loss ri memory. difficulty of breath rg. We
nerves tr.r,hInr hcrroro f di.ease vaksfnrts drs-
OF y.soi pain in the back h"t hands fr'hiny ~
the body. dryncss Of the kin. eruption OF TIE .r>.
pald counienance iasr.gie Of the uusctlsr
systs nj. etc.
used rs persons from TIC a-es al sighf,er 10 *snty
five and from thirty.f.ve fyE, IN the define
eSsnrc II life after csn1nerss; or ia or r.ls, is;-
we;;ins IN children.
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Special N"tic~.l
HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOCIATION.

For the Relief and Cure Of tho FIRING and Unfortunate
Principles Of Christian lhshih'oPy'
Essays on the Errors Of Youth, and the roll
lies Of Age. in relations 10 MARRIAGE and socis.
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sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD .sSNINi'H'
Nox r. Pan .p,rr,,IA. Pr.x. June 10. ,0-1y
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NJ Horses are stolen in broad-day'
,;vht from the streets Of kentlaud.
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Fall .ni explicit drsr ions mp-my the edicnsp
violence of the responsible and reliable charas-
ter furnished application vii hundreds of thous anda
IL living witnesses. AMI upward o' 10000 unsolicited
certificates anl rcconc iiory letters many OF which
are ron tae highest rclmag eminent Physi-
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ne, or rcsortri their PUBLICATION in the sparsrs
he does o this the t.r' n' his articles rask
standard Preparations aud do not need 10 be prep
ned mn bv certificates.
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HENRY r. HELMBOLD''
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED CoMrOUSD
FLUID EXTRACT skRSkPkEILlk

viii radically ex;ermuate from 'hs srs'rm scro'alAr
syuhilis Fever sores Ulcers Sore Eyes. Fore Legs.
sore Mouth Sore Head. Bronchitis Skin Diseases snls
kheun. Cankcrs. LrDnngs iron, The lar White SWELL
inys Tuinors Canc.rous Affections. Node Ei'ke.s,
Gisniular swrlings, Night Swss's kash. Je'f'r M
,nors of all Kinds. Chronic rheumatism pysrtr@s.
and all diseases lhs, ka,s been entati.sta ~ lie ss
for years.
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CAAS. Nj. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. NJ. JACKSON " co.

These Remedies are for S,le by Druggists Siorrkcep-
ers end Medicine Dealers everywhere throughout the
United States, Csnaiss South America. and The West
Irdies Feb ~. lilly.
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Indiana is the sixth State in the
Union. in value Of personal property.
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Henry +. HelMbold's 0sauine PScpar.
atoms

Delivered my address s.rs-e from 81. ssrvstisn
Established inward ~ Twtr'y lrsrs. y"a b, CrrR-
ps,s ever. where Address e'isrs far misrr's n. in
ronfd.nre 10 HEyi.l 4. liLLMBoLl', i'rrvs'n and
Chemist.
only Ucpots: n. r. Itcirloi's Drag Chemical ware
house M 5yt Broadway. Nsw York ar 10 II. o. NFiH-
RofUS Medical Depot, u scu'h Tenth street.. rhiis-
i.ih'a Ia.
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III. lscoGand's Greek Oil.
DIR. HOOiiand's POdOphyllin,
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL.
-WC PILLS A DOSE.

THE MOST POWERFUL iLT INNOCENT NEuyTAbLk CATAETic
H>owg.
Ii il not neressr, to take handful Of these Fills 10
produce the desired effect; OF them act quickly aud
powerfully, cleansing the Liver. Stomach. aud Bowels
Of ali impurities. The principal ngrcdicn, is Podorhyl-
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many times Powerful. Acting. and Searching than
the Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action Is upon the
LIVER cleaning II speedily from all distractions with
all the power of Mercury. yet free from the injurious
results attached TO the use Of that mineral.
For all diseases in which the Of cathartlc Is in.
dcated these Oils will give entire satisfaction in every
case. They never fall
In cases III Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. and extreme
tostiycncss. Ir. Hooianis Gcrnsan Bittcrs OF Tonic
should he used in connection with the rill-. The tonic
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Filters or Tonic puri!cs the Blood, strengthens the
ncrv regulates the Liver aud gives strength energy.
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Keen your Eswcls aciive with the Pills. aud one Up
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These medicines sold by all Druggists and dealers
in medicines everywhere.
Recocct that Il j. Ia. Iioor',xp's aRuNS REsEDi
that are so universally used and highly recommended
and do not allow the Druggist to- induce YOU to tnk'
else that he may say IL just rs good, bccaus'
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sent by Express any locality. upon application tn th
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

1-AdveFtisements
3~A0veyttsemeutk
S-Advert1sements.
e-Adverttsements.
S-naD OF the City OF Chicago-Details Of the
e-The Chicago Calamity; the Eject Of the Dis
1Haster IN the Metropolis; Speculation,
wonder and Comments; Heavy Tumble IN
western Railroad stocks; The Insurance
CEc n1.sG rs, EExsIrcised; What the Leading
S-Rciief for the Chicago Sufferers continued from
sixth Page)-Menelaus Fisk In Court-Yacht-
mg-Death OF Lunaric from Hunger and Ex-
poeure-Tro!ting at fleetwood Park-The Ice
Newburg Church-The Third Avenue Savings
Bank: A Run on the Institution Yesterday
Every Person 70 be Paid Fully.
I6-Edit0rials Leading Article, The Devastation
OF Ohlcago-The Drowning Disaster OF the
Sweeping Fires of the North west'-Amuse-
ment Announcements
S-Detaf9 OF the Great Fire at Chicago, continued
nom F1ftn Page.
.10-Clty and County Finances: Important Meeting
OF the Citizens Investigating Committee; start
lung Exposures In the City Accounts; Report
OF Mr.. William A. Booth; A Fourfold Increase
OF Fraudulent Accounts; Report OF Commit
tee on Payrolls; Appropriations and Expendi-
lures for 1871 In Detail.
1.-THE Municipal Corruptions- Financial and Com
merctal-Smallpox In Brooklyn Colored Jury
In Trenton-Board OF Apportionment-Mar-
riages and Deaths.
10-News from Europe Miscellaneous kilograms
Shipping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1S-The C0urts-An Important Will Case In Chi
cago-Argument in Favor OF Polvgamy-The
Democracy: An After View OF the Rochester
C0nvcntton-Foregn Scientific Notes-F0reign
miscellaneous ltems-Slngular Suit In Cali
f0rnia-Hfghway Robbery.
14-Journalistic Observation-Disclosures.
lS-Adverttsements
1e-Advortisements.
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railway locomotives. and, = No have hereto
fore stated, the culpabls carslessness Of set-
tiers, hunters and smigrants in the important
matter Of their outdoor nres. This ruinous
IRE In Chicago commenced in section Of the
city largely built up in combustible wooden
houses, made intensely combustible BY long
dry season. Hence, under driving dry south
wind We can understand the secret Of the
rapid progress OF tho flames, and the dsstruc-
ton in their course Of buildings supposed to
be 6reprooE R
What, then, are the remedies for these dlsas-
trous Western Ares, with general drought -
their primary causer Till We can roach the
drought We have no other remedies than the
careful precautions suggested by these fires
to settlers, hunters. emigrants, and to railway
companies and all concerned; and these pre-
cautions and safeguards should be enforced by
law and by Officers authorised for the purpose,
in the Territories BY Congress and in the
States BY the several State Legislatures, in
GLIDING laws for the better protection, In
every way, Of cities and towns against the
danger Of fire. In the course of time even
these droughts themselves may be conquered.
Az our Western people are now going, with the
destruction Of their timber, We see, from year
to year, that their annual rainfall il diminish
ing, and that they arc on the high road which,
II followed, even few years longer, may lead
them into general calamity of drought
famine, FIRE and pestilencc, compared with
which even this disastrous Chicago fire viii
appear a. bagatelle.
Some heavy calamity or series Of chastise-
ments for wrong doing appears to be the price
exacted Of mankind for every useful lesson
learned. The useful lessons suggested by
these Western fires cannot be learned too
soon. Meantime it becomes the first duty Of
the city Of New York and its people to assist
In relieving the immediate and pressing dis
tresses Of Chicago; and, with these relieved.
we have no doubt that the enterprising people
Of Chicago, rising superior to their heavy mis-
fortunes, will soon rebuild their city, moro
beautiful and moro secure than 1t was, and
repair ell her losses and redeem oil her
obligations.
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The City Charter assigns to the Mayor the
duty Of enforcing the laws and makes him re-
sponsible for the efficient and honest govern
ment Of the city. Unfortunately 1t ties his
hands in the matter Of removals from ofiice-a
restriction insisted upon by the republican
legislators through whose votes Il be-
came. lava IN order to Ipepxe t. TIE repuhli-
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WE UNDERSTAND that some startling devel-
opments are likely to be made to-day that
will present q new phase Of our municipal
troubles. These developments may astonish
the Committee of Seventy, as well as our citi-
Gems generally, and may add an important
Item 10 the many they have already discov-
cred In the history Of official rascality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

The racing attractions at Jerome Park
to-day exceed anything of the kind ever offered
in this country. Five races will DO run, and
the fields in each will be full. The Hrst is the
Hunter Stakes, for FLIES three years old, one
mile and three-quarters. In this race Mr..
Withers, Mr.. Morris and Richards have each
clipper that makes the affair doubtful. Mr..
Withers' filly, however, was the favorite last
night at the Club room at two to one over the
field. The second race is the Dessert Stakes,
for two-year-olds, with one hundred and ten
pounds up, the distance one mile. Messrs. Hun
ter & Travers, F. Morris, B. W. Cameron and
Bowie & Hall have each an entry, and, as they
are all good ones, the race will be capital one.
Hunter & Travers' entry sold in the pools for as
much Is all the others. The third race, which
is dash Of three miles, will be grand one
In this there will be eight starters, comprising
Mr.. Sanford's Preaknsss, Mr.. Thomas
Fireball, Mr.. Swigert's Pilgrim, Mr.. Crouse's
Chillicothe, Mr.. Cofee's Judge Durell,
Mr.. Belmont's Finesse, Mr.. McGrath's Susan
Ann and Mr.. O'Donnells Haric, and . better
field Of horses never started for so long dis
lance on the American turf Mr.. Sanford's
Preakness Was the favorite at the club room,
Fireball being the second choice and Pilgrim
the third. The fourth race, which is mile
heats, will have five starters, comprising
Abdel-Koree, Hamburg, Niagara, Stockwood
aud Lord Byron. This will be q fine race.
Abdel-Koree is the favorite, but he will have
to run even better than he has before to beat
such field as win be opposed to him to-day.
The great event Of the day, however, will be the
hurdle race, which has ten entries-several
more than ever started before in contest Of q
like nature on this Continent The horses that
will start are Duffy, vesuvius, King John,
Tammany, Astronomer, Pool Seller, Climax,
Gerald, Dick Jackson and Colonel T. Duffy
was great favorite last night, but it must be
remembered that Tammany beat him in the
steeple chase last Saturday, and it is very
likely that he will be beaten again to-day.
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TIE PUNISHMENT Of Paymsster Hodge fol-
lows swift and heavy upon the discovery Of
his crime. The court martial which recently
tried him for embeszling public funds sem
fenced him to ten years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary and to remain in confinement till
the entire amount OF the defalcation shall be
paid. Al Major Hodge 10 wholly unable to
comply with this requirement the latter part
Of the sentence ID equivalent to imprison-
ment for life. The President took this view Of
the case and yesterday approved Of that part
Of the finding of the court which consigns
Major Hodge to the penitentiary for ten years,
but disapproved Of the latter clause, which
requires repayment Of the amount embeEzled.
The Albany Penitentiary has been designated
a TIE place. Of Major HQageA confinement
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THE DEsoLATIoN OF CHICAGO is almost be-
yond comparison. The proud city Of the
prairies, 20 grand and magnificent few days
ago, glorious in her beauty and her strength,
ID laid In dust and ashes by the whitening
breath Of the destroying angel. Let the citi-
Gems of New York hear her appeal for help.
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NEW YORK never lacks charity. A sister
city, utterly blasted in the noon of her
strength, asks aid for the hundred and fifty
thousand people beggared in one short day,
and New York will pour forth her richest
offerings most heartily to help her.
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LET Us HELP unhappy Chicago. Like
gay and thoughtless Paris, she has been
suddenly stricken in the midst of her pride
and merry-making. Let us help her.
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PROGRESSIVE PRINCIPLES receive little favor
fas&aid, conservative Rhode Island. Yester-
day the people of that miniature State voted
upon three proposed amendments to their con-
stitution. First, to remove the real estate
qualification from foreign born citizens; sec
ond, 70 abolish the registry tax, and third, to
prohibit the appropriation Of public money to
ssosarian schools. All these propositions
failed the FIRST and second being rejected by
large msjoritiss. and he third, although il re-
lsived majority, Of the votes cast, lacked the
scessary three-nfths, and was consequently
detsstsd,
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for the receipt Of advertisements has proved
Of such great advantage TO our advertisers in
the upper part Of the city that q larger Office,
at No. 1,265 Broadway, nearly opposite the
present location, has been found necessary.
The Branch ONCE will be removed to the new
location in few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

COUNCILLOR ANTONIO DE CoRRoLHo BoRGRs,
the new BrasIlian Minister, was yesterday
presented to the President by Secretary Fish.
The usual speeches expressive Of the regard
OF each government and people for the other
wsre exchanged between Mr.. Borges and the
President, and the interview terminated. Mr..
Borges was for twelve years Brazilian Charge
d'AfEAires in Washington, where he is very
popular In diplomatic circles.
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oLxnrIc THEATRE. Hroadway.-THE Ballet PAz-
roAIks or HUMrrx DUhPrx
wALLAcks THEATRE. Broadway and lsA street,
ACADRnY or MUSIC. Foarteeush s.r.e.-Rsa, "a.
OrRRA-SArANxLLA-
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, corner soh q. Perform
sscss afternoon and syeans-THF CHILD srEALEh
BOOTHS THEATRE, na =, Dsswssu s.A ana Nh Az. :
BowERY rHEArRE. Bow.ry.-DazAx or Drsrrxr-
,NIIIO1 GARDEN. Broadway. between Prince and
pzsssoa szssts-THs srHEErs or NEW YoRx.
osAxp OPERA HOUSE corner OF sA ~. ana ,sa st.
Liza EDwrNs THEATRE. No. IN sro.uw.y.-r.rscu
prunA-LA PERloHoLk
yI1IR AVENUE THEATRE. rwsu.y-sour.A s.r,st-
IN AnW DRAMA OF DTvoHcR.
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GAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. sss sro.dv.,
NE Ban FaAnoEsoo AISsrHsLa
1 BaYANrs NEW OPERA HOUSE. ud :. h.,v.., =,
sasd IN svA-BsrASr's HINsrRzLs
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. M. sa no~.-.
Sseso EoosHTHI0Irrxs, BuHLEsoUEs &C.
sTKMwAY HALL. Fou.ssush ssree.-BALLAp Cor.
URKra ~ SoN-
PARIS PAVILION CIRCUS Fourteenth street. between
d and "a avenaea-EeuzsrRiA NIsx. 80.
s0MRRvILLE ART GALLERY, 81 Fifth avsnue-Ex.
DDTTI0N or FINE PAINTINos
AxkRICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, THIRD ave nue.
mo 6ixfyshird ssrest.-Open day and evening
gu ADRUP PIE SHEET.
New York. Taesd.y, Oetsser 10, 1871.
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GU ADRUPLE EET
coHzzzrs OF .To-DAY's HERALD.

Rsw T.rk. Tuesday, Oersssr 10, 1871
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and think nothing Of Il; but with Mr.. Ash
bury the case appears to be different. He, y
would seem, desires either to join business
and pleasure In ONE or to make yachting .
business rather than sporting matter.
This may be all right for him, but with
us 1t is like trying TO mix oil and
water. His language and conduct remind
us Of sharp trader trying to drive hard
bargain, and threatening to 60 elsewhere q
not accommodated and we should not -
surprised If in the end he was told that -
New York Yacht Club had offered the bese
terms possible, and that II they are not accept
able he is at liberty to consider al negotia-.
tions at an end.
It is much to be regretted that any point a
difference exists between Mr. Ashbury and tho
New York Yacht Club. 1t would have been far
more agreeable to have had the races pass o.,
without dispute Of any kind. Those who nov
hold the Queens Cup are willing 10 give Il up Il
fairly won. They have no desire to raise any
point Of controversy for the sake OF holding Il.
They do not wish to be considered stubborn or
unyielding. They would rather be thought
too generous, especially In their treatment Of
foreigner; but they cannot afford to Sacrifices
all the just claims Of superiority merely Tor
the sake of obliging one man, who, in their
opinion, is demanding more than they aro
authorised to grant, We trust that Mr.. Ash
bury may reconsider his threat and do his
share In . series Of races which, II managed
NelL viii b Vreditahle 70 IA RlgtlsA c0aosEnees
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Arrival and Bepartureo the Mails

From Bellevue to Shreveport ar
lying all mail for the East or West
Departs daily at 2 A. NJ.
From Bellevue to Vicksburg-Car-
rying all mail matter for the Eastern.
Western and Middle States and New
Orleans.
Departs daily at 8 P. NJ.
All mails closed for the East and
West at 81 A. NJ.
From Bellevue. to Fillmore
Departs every Wednesday at a. m.
Arrives every Wednesday at 6 p. m.
From Bellevue to CollInsburg, via
C0leville and Rocky Mount
Departs Mondays at 3 IN. ....
Arrives Tuesdays at 6 p. m.
From Bellevue to Magnolia, Ark,
via Cotton Valley, La
Departs Mondays at 8 a IN.
Arrives Wednesdays at 6 p. IN.
No delivery. except from lock boxes.
while opening ar asserting the mails.
Office hours from q a. IN. to 8 p. IN.
except on Sunday. SUNDAY from "a to
% u. n. T. j. MOORE.
Acting P. NJ.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In Parish Court
David Lawrence, of Bossier Par
deceasrd. ish, La,
M office &. hereby given that Paul
In Lawrence, administrator of the
succession of David Lawrenoe. decd,
has this, day filed in the Clerks Office
of the District Court, for the parish of
Bossier, La his account aud statement
of debts as administrator aforesaid.
Now. therefore. this is to admonish
all persons concerned, that If opposi-
tiun is not made thereto, within the
time prescribed by law. said account
and statement will he homologated and
made The judgment of the court.
Witness; the H"n'l L. w. Baker,
Parish Judge of Bossier parish, La,
this 9th dry, Ct august. A. D., 1871.
II. y. BRADEN. Clerk
n;e = District Court.
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TMgOf.s Notice.

Tutarship of the) In Parish Court
minor Sarah E. of Bossier Parish,
Vance La.
Notice is hereby given that S. w.
~ Vance, natural tutor to the minor
Sarah E. Va nee, has this day filed IN the
Office of said Parish Court his third
annual account Of his totorship afore-
said.
Now therefore this is to admonish all
persons Concerned That if opposition is
not made theieto within the time pre-
scribed BY law said Bird annual account
will be hoinologated and made the
Judgment of the Court.
Witness, the Hon. L, W. Baker,
Parish Judge nf Bnssier Parish, La,
this 18th dav of August, 1871.
t. n. BRADEN, Clerk
% Its District Court.
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succrttiOm Notice.

Succession u In P!irish Court Of
William N. Folsom. Bpssier Parish, Lou
.deaeased ID isisuiL
NOTICE IL her sby given that B. r. Fort
~ public adrliaistiator for the Parish al
hcssier, has thu U, fled in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the . strict. Court. for Bossiel
PARISH, Louisiana, his application to admin
is'er said succession
Nos, therefore, this, is IN admonish al
PEe0rs cnrcernsa, that f opposition be
~ M..ds within ZEN dayI,, ls,i application
sM " frkpfed. and laid public administers
tr ~ ththorized Il Sdminisser said sue
csfiqn. II.
sisss, The Honorable l.. W Baker. Par
IN 1tlts Of Ecssier parish, la, this 2ett
rla...S fH0s. \. BR DEN, Clerk
n.sEs District Court.
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Succession Notice,

Succession cf ~ the Parish
John McCool Court of Bossier
deceased )Parish, La.
office is hereby given that B. F.
IN, Jones. curator of said succession.
has this day filed in The 'office Of
said Parish Court his statement OF
debts as curator aforesaid.
Now. therefore. this is to admonish
all persons concerned. that if opposi.
ton is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law. the said state
ment debts will te homol"gatrd and
made the Judgment of the Court.
:, Witness, the Hon. l.. w, Baker,
Parish Judge of Eossi-r parish, La,
this 18th day of August, 1871.
j. 7. N. BRADEN, Clerk
NJ 2ts District Court.