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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
Grant and the Itoman Catholics.
From the Boston Post ttioman Catholic Orga
Dive ~

From the Boston Post tHomaD Catholic Organ.
Disc. tsl
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago the
message Of President Grant to the For
ty-fourth Congress might have been u
cause Of dismay, at present, 1t has
merely astonished the intelligence of
the republic. Tho country has grown
IN that time out OF the state 0f chronic
suspicion and prejudice which only
needed n red rag to cause inflammation
If an CANCEL Gabriel were to come
now and blow his trumpet in Philadel-
phia or Boston, and harangue tho mob
against Papists, how many fools DO you
think would tear up the paving stones
to assail their Catholic fellow citizensf
There is some Of the old Gabriel leavetl
among us still, as has been proved ot
late by the formation OF ~ secret pro-
scriptivc organization against the Cath
olids, with President Grant at its figure
head and the Methodist ministers Us Its
advertisers and mongers. That Grant Is
working nj the dictation OF this secret
clique is plainly shown by his recent
speech ut Des Moines, and by some ex-
tracts from his message. One year ago,
when the OfIice-holding party failed to
excite The country by fraudulent out
RACES F" Mt the South, when It's machlt-
cry of falschood was laid bare ana It's
officers convicted OF everything from
personal lying to population, IL was
deemed that Grants rule was done, and
that we had only To wait till his office
expired to see him drop into oblivion:
The third term WAS secuted then by all
parties us % thing utterly ridiculous and
impossible. But it Is not so to-day
Grant is before the country as u candt-
date for recollection, and he carries the
banner Of religious prejudice and sec.
tartan hatred. He Is the represents
tive Of secret proscriptive organiza,
ton. He has fail,d TO cause bad blood
on The question Of race !; but he Is deter.
mined 10 succeed on the question ol
cretd How far he may carry his plans
il is hard to say. There Is y deep sub
stratum Of ignorant prejudice among
Tie people. 10 the Methodist ministers
headed by IL bishop" who met recent
" in Boston the Pope Is still anti Chris
and the Catholic Church is the ScarIe
Woman. But on the other hand there
is n very large intelligence In the coun,
try, will, the power Of making itsel
heard and felt, and ON this We may de
pend for the ultiniatum.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

The Bulletin and Picayune call espe.
cial attention to the names OF several
gentlemen Of more or less prominence
who are TO ofiiciatc at the drawing OF
the Louisiana Lottery, on Monday next.
We don't know that any number OF
prominent gentlemen can detract at all
from the very plain comments of the
Grand Jury upon the Louisiana Lotte-
ny. We do know that che dragging in
Of the Howard Association name and
record into connection with their pufTs
OF tho Lottery was entirely uncalled
for and unauthorized. The object in SO
doing Is very evident. The propriety Of
50 doing does not at allappear. Suffice
1t to say, the Howard Association had
and will have nothing whatever to do
with the scheme. or course, every in
genious effort will be made to recon-
mend this money making piece of ma
chinery to deluded people. But we feel
tito be our duty to sustain the Grand Ju-
ryin their unequiyocal condemnation of
this Lottery as an unadulterated evil.
On this very morning we received the
following history OF well known citi-
zen's infatuation in connection with
this seductive but nefarious scheme He
hrst won two thousand dollars-hc then
played thisamount and lost, Afterwards
mortgaged his property and played and
lost the. proceeds. He sold piece OF
property for seven thousand five hun
orcd dollars, and lost gradually the
whole OF that-then mortgaged another
piece Of property for fifteen hundred
dollars and lost that amount. The un.
Fortunate man. whose name is fled with
us Tor reference, is to-day working al
! wages BY the day at q bakery.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

TIE Sr. Lotus HorrI tSrATE House,
Though haunted by many political v'il'
lures yesterday there were no appoint
ments by Mr.. Kellogg. who did not.put IN
an appearances at that resort until
very late hour, and doubtless he was al
home working on that forthcoming mes
sage Of his to the approaching Legis-
lature. Devices and Mathews were
showing their countcnances to hosts q
admirers there, and taking u peep nj
their old seats IN the House.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
A Frenchman's English advertise
L
SETTLEMENT MADE.

A Frenchman's English advertise
ment &C Family Hotel, bis. Avenue
de PInperatrice, near the Arc de Tri-
omphe de l'Etoile This establishment
Is situated in the finest position Of
Paris and we have able to say, without
fearing Of lie, that there is nowhere u
greater geographical situation. This
establishment is in Paris, ten minutes
no more from the Centre, and surround
ed by the stations of omnibus and rail
way. The boarders are able to 20, on
foot, to the middle OF Paris, without
leaving the bistumen This for the in
side. The chief of the house is a shy
dainty mouthed one, it is to say, dear
reader, that his wines are excellent,
nothing to be wanted as regard to the
comfort and luxury. The. Society is
compounded Of French and strangers
men, they live in family, & are pretty
well talking. The conversation is often
spirituous and amusing. After dining
they are going in u very pretty saloon
contiguous to the eating room, where
they are making any music-Some
times the boarders are able to go to the
theatre without paying anything, this
is kindness made by the proprietor.
The apartments & rooms are elegantly
newly adorned, opposite to the South
west-Moderate prices"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
NEW PAPER.

II affords us great pleasure TO wei
come tho Cvcic, u new Democratic jour
mi published at Mobile, Ala, u copy o.
the first number Of which we acknowl
edge, 10 the newspaper world. OF which
the DEMOCRAT IL itself SO inexperienced
a member. Tho Cycic II edited by W
r. Waltham, Esq, wollknown TO Tho
people Of Now Orleans for his courage
GUS philanthropy, and known to al
Journalistic circles for his accomplish
ments az d scholar. He will be assisted
by Mr.. q. II. Thomas rs business man
uupr
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

We desire to say to the business mon
Of ali kinds and classes IN Now Orleans
TINT We are going to furnish q da''y
paper which will necessarily command
n large circulation. as u will boldly nj
yocatc the right and dono''ncc the
wrong. and we confidently look Tor
substantial advertising patronage. NC
advertisement was ever yet Issued tna'
did not pay the advertiser especially
when put In such paper Us the New
Orleans DEMOCRAT.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

West isthe person more Immediately in.
terested. Judging from NUMBER Of
special telegrsphic dispatches, he ap-
pears to be thoroughly interested IN t''s
business. rs though 1t were much more
than mere "political ruse." We
should not be surprised, indeed, that
Mr.. Bristow. Secretary Of the Treasury
knows what has hurried Mr.. West home
much better than Mr.. Packard. and
although we have expressed our doubt
~ to the extent Of Mr.. Packard's know
ledge about Mr.. West, still he may
know more OF the reasons Of his return
from Washington than he chooses to
all
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

The Chicago Times appreciates the
predicament the Radicals find them,
selves in these days: Senator Bayard
asked Morton where he found his cen,
stitutional authority for Investigating a
State election which had not IN any
legal shape come before Congress. The
question was scarce worth the asking;
Limits OF constitutional authority will
not stop the majority OF the Senate IN
case Of this kind. A Presidential cleo
ton is at hand, and the Republicans
want outrages. They cannot very well
get along without them. Like the boy
at the w6odchuck hole, who, when ask
ed if he thought he would get his game,
responded: Think! by Cd. must
have him we're out Of meat the party
il a little short OF appetizing outrages
lust now, and, Constitution or no Con.
stitution, the Mississippi wCodchuck
must supply them: they ate out OF
meat"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24


Gen. SchoGc Id, in his report suggest
ing the transfer OF the Indians from the
care OF the parsons to the supervision
Of the army, reaches In one sentence
the climax OF delicate irony, when ne
says 1t is best that these worthy phi
Ianthropists be relieved from the respnn-
sibility and contamination OF worldly
matters" There cah be no doubt but
that it Is better for an army to precede
living missionaries than to follow dead
ones. We do not mean those unfQrtu-
mates who have been scalped, but those
who are dead TO oil usefulness, and
whose course has rather aggravated
than redressed the wrongs OF the red
man. There has never been compare
lively more war and rumors OF war than
since the establishment OF the so-called
peace policy. The methods which pre-
vent difficulties are afforded by differ
ent system. AS it now is, the only rem
edy Is revenge. C0pit0,.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

A Massachusetts girl left her BAND
box at depot in Nashua, New Halnp.
shire, to be forwarded to her, Wnen
She was miles away tbs baggage man
looked at the direction. 1t was occuit.
Il was 10 be sent, this band-box, "
FEira Gun, Mass" Baggage, man y,
couldn't make it out. He called ~
several Massachusetts men, but tnsy
couldn't help him. Then, In his a ~ p
pair, he applied to an old pos.ttoaln nee
clerk, who read it in minute Ayr
Junction, Mass" 1t was like conun'
drum, easy enough II you only Knew
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

ELECTION or OFFICERS AT THE COTTON
EXCHANGE. The election OF officers 10
MI the vacancies Of President and
Treasurer resulted In Mr.. WIN. q.
Blacks being elected to the presidency.
vice Mr.. John Phelps. resigned, and
Mr.. Phelps to the treas,ircrsbip, wee
Mr. Vim G. Hack. resigned.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

A FINE PRESENT. The young gentle
men Of Mr.. Robert M. Laisbcr's school
presented to their esteemed professor
n desk receiver for visiting cards,
mounted with pelican done In silver,
which Is d very beautiful as well as use
ful article, and highly appreciated by
the worthy teacher Of these generous
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

Orp THANKS. We wish to express our
grateful thanks 20 Our friend the 1rt-
me. published ut Port Vincent, IN Law
ipgston parish, for having 80 kindly
presented tho prospectus of the N q.
DrMdupAr In it, columns.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
Sheri&'s Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
In THE COMMON PLEAS.
Alva Gage, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Brown,
Defendant.

By v:.:us of .ujgmen; OF foreclosure
herein, ! viii eel! :. G..Hss5aFE Court
House, during the legal hours, on Monday,
the sixth day Of December, 1875, ut public
auction to the highest bidder, the following
described Real Estate:
All that Plantation or tract of land, con.
tanning about twelve hundred (l20o) acrcs
moro or less, situate in the Fork of Edisto
in Orangeburg County, bounded North by
Cooper Swamp, East by lands formerly Of
Jacob Wolfe, deceased, South by South
Edisto River, and Wess by lands now or
lately of John r. Milhous, John C. Rowe
and the lateJ. E. Quattlebaum. Said tract
of land being the Snake Swamp Plantation,
of which the late DR.. William 8. Rowe
died seized and possessed.
Terms Cash enough to pay the sums
actually due at the date of said sale ($3076-
75), and tho balance on credit Of ono and
two years, purchaser TO give Bond bearing
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
40
HHOyy TO CuRE FEVER AHD
AGUE.

Is sny person suffering with FEvEa 4,.p
AouE Intermittent or Bilious Fever viii
call at the Drug Store Of DIR. A. g. DUKES
and get q bottle ofAGUE CONQUERok.
their Immediate euro b esstain, aad skS.
chiils will NOT coms back during thssseEsshi,l
It contains no Qninino, Arsenic on, eshes (
ro,son, and aiaF sstting oas-half psl, hp,slq
you will fee! beii or In health than you Layp
fels perhaps for yeass 1sentiisty cieaannssssaai
the whole system, pnri6ea the i've. anld
other sccreiory organs. Price sl.00 Sdsi
bottle Try IL. AK your druggist shaas
Others who have used II; I ~, !,
DIR. A. C. DuEEa.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
Sale Under MORTGAGE. 6,

BY virtue Of certain mortgage and un.
der the direction of tho mortgage, will
sell at Orangsburg. g. C., in front Of tho
shsrif's Office, on Monday the 6thl day Of
Dec, 1876, at l2 o'clock NJ: ISIS
One bay Horee and two fine Milch Cows
and one Mule. ssiIcd on as the property 81
Nero Bo.tick undcs Mortgage to Weltca
Bmith. GE5li
Terms cash.
ANDREW D. SMITH,
nov 20 81 Agent.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04

Anthony Teu.
Martin, Mortgage.
William Jennings,
Frederick Rivers.
BY virtue of the Judgment filed in thi.
case will sell u. Orangeburg G. H., on the
first Monday in December next digging the
legal hours Of sale. RI
All that tract or parcil Of land lying
situate and being in the County Of Orange
| burg in the State Of 9outh Carolina, con.
| tanning Two Hundred acres more or l.ss
on North Edisto River Swamp. bounded
North by lands formerly of Mrs. Rebccc,
shnler deceased, East by o. N. Bowman,
South by John Whctatone and West and
South Wss. b Murray Robinson and North
Edisto River.
Terms-One half Cash, balance on a
credit of twelve months, secured by Bond
Of purchaser, and Mortgage Of tic premises,
purchaser 10 have privilege Of paying all
cnsh) and to pay for papers and Recording.
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co.
w. 7 Foreclosure.
J. T.. S. Amaker.
by Yirtne Of the Judgment herein, will
sell at Orangeburg c. H., OH the First Mon
day in December next, during the usual
hours of sale.
All that plantation or tract of land
situnte, lying and being in the County of
Orangeburg in the State aforesaid on
saddler's Swamp containing 1910 acres,
more or less, bounded North by lands of a.
p. Amaker, East by lands Of G. b. Keitt
and G. W. Dantzler, formerly lands of Mrs.
E. Carson, South by LAM dis o ~. r. Riley
and East Of y. Smoak and Weai by lands 81
DR.. G. Smoak, hIrs. Stalcy and D. Stack.
Tcrms-casi,, Purchasers 10 pay for
papers and Recording.
Ruben d. Kittrc)l an l Petition
Infant by W f. Nc ! for
hi. oas1disn M,ssis' aa .;.sm Account nna
j. w. Antley G'd'n, and !
others.
BY virtuc Of Judgment herein will
cell at Orangeburg, e. H., on the LIST Mon.
day in December next, during the legal
hours of sale, TO the highest bidder, ior
Cash, One Steam Saw Mill and fixtures,
known as ]. w. Antleys Steam Mill.
Shcrifl's Office,
Nov. 18Th, 1879. 3. Q. G.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
For, Sale.

The place I now live on Ia for sale. Tha
House contains 4 rooms, fire place in each
room. The Dining Room and Kitchen Is
connected to the House by covered passage
way. Se-vant'n House with two rooms ANA
fire place In each room. Also Stable.
Corn house and Carriage ahed, and has tho
best Well Of Water In the Town, and Las
not failed during the late drought. Tho
Large Garden and Grape nrber.i' The pIaea
is nearly New having been recently seitIcd.
and located in the most thriving part of the
town. To p suitable purchaser terms viii
DC made easy. For further particulars ad.
dress the subscriber.
nov 20-lt f.. EZEKYEV. -
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04

On the 7th day Of December next will
sell at the plantation Of A. Govan Sallcy,
Mule.
5 head Cattle
Is head Hogs.
Levied on rs the property Of A. Govnn
Salley at the suit Of Ge.. H. Cornelson, un.
der lien and mortgage
Also on the 9th day December next, at
Orangeburg
sorrel Horse.
Sow.
PIow and Gcars
Levied on rs the property Of Joel 4.
Salley at the suit Of Geo II Corneison, un-
der lien end mortgage. -
Also on the 9Th day of December, ut the
plantation of John D Brown
l black Marc Mule.
:, Levied on as the property of John D
Brown nt the suit of Geo ii Cornelson, un-
der lien and mortgage.
:. Also on the 9Th December, at the Court
House in OrangrbuTg
l cream Horse.
Levied on as the property Of A p Stro-
man ut the suit Of Geo. II. Cornclson under
mortgage. J. G.. EDWARDS.
Orangebnrg, Nov 18th, lS75.-2O 3t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
interest from day of sale, secured by
Mortgage of the premises, and to pay for
papers and Recording.

i. y. dlovers
By virtue of the Judgment herein, will
sell ut Orangeburg c. H., OH the First Mon
day in December next, during the usual
hours Of Sale.
l All that LOT of land with the buildings
thereon in sthe Town Of Orangeburg, on
on Russell htreet, containing about four az
acres, moro or less, and bounded on tho
East by land of VIM. Willcock, on the South
by RUSSELL street. and OH the We and
North BY lands Of Clafin (lato the property
of Thos. K.$Legare.)
2 The lot and Office No. Law Range,
attuate on Church street, now occupied by
Messrs. Glover & Glover, us law office,
and bounded North by lot offs. Dibble,
South by lot OF Jehn u. Stroman, East by
lot of Ma. Bull and West by Church.
street. Thes)lot measure, about A feet
depth and about as feet front.
Terms--One half cash, balance on a
credit of twelve MONTHS secured by Bond
drawing interest at 10 per cent per annum
and a Mortgage oftllc property. Purchasers
having the e8privilege Of paying more than
half or thes.whole Of the purchase money.
purchaser to pay for papers and Record
ing.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
NOTICE OF DISMISSAL,

One month from date will file my anal
account as Administrator Of the Estate OF
Allen u. Shuler and ask for letters Of dis,
missal from aaid Administrator.
Dated Orangeburg g. c., November 9Th
1875. .!5., q I3~i' !
g. p. BAIR,
Administrator as aforesaid.
nov 6 .- d.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
SnnpIeS OF these IN Q
AND
HANDSOME GOODS

And, ifshown to your friends and noigh-
bors, we are sure it will bo to your advan
tagc to send ,s a large order. We pay
freight OH NIL bills amounting to $40 and
upwards. All orders must be accompanied
with CASH, or we send them c. 0. D., and
guarantee satisfaction.
Best 6ic. Prints in the city.
Long Cloths 81. 10, 12ae. None
equal to them in the State.
Well known brands Of Alpacas and
Mohairs, just imported.
Hosiery Dcpartr,ent-Full of we'll
assorted Goods at Popular Prices.
Gents'Furnishing Goods complete, as
~ department..
Our Boot and Shoe Department is Sc
cond to mono Oh this continent
From the cheapest Brogan to the
finest Hand Made Goods.
The most complete and best managed
Carpet Department in the
WORLD.
Cloths, Cassinierss and Jeans arc
bought by the case and sold
at very small
A DIV a n G. E.
Brown and Bleached Shirtings are
sold at
FACTORY PRICES.
Flannels and Blankets at prices that
ASTONISH.
We Shall Expect an Order
From YOu or n Call When
You Visit Our City.
oct 2 1875 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
The State Of South Carolina,,,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY ''''.

ny AJc. B. KNoWLToN, Esq, !.
Probate Judge. ,,.,-. :ia
Joel j Hooker, Caroline Brooker, wife Of
John Brooker and Oman Riley. a.
Assignee of Elizabeth Gardner. y
witS OF Dempsey Gardner, 7ii
Against Martha NJ II Avinger. wife of II r
Atinger, Alice v Gardner, wife OF T.
G Gardner, and Jacob Riley, De. i,
fendnnts. ~ :
To Martha 81 r Avinger, wife Of H J Avin.
ger and Alice V Gardne. and Jacob Riley p
Defendants, Greeting: .I,..-1. !.
You are hereby required 10 appear at tho /,
Court of Probate, TO be holden ut Orange
burg, for Ornngeburg County, on the aiItb
day Of December A. D. 1875 to aheu cnuse.
it any you can, why the Real Estata OF
Freeman. Hooker, deceased, situate In kaid
County and State, bounding on lntds of.
Henry Funderburgh, Mary L Clmer, J o.
A Hooker, Riley and james p OH, and
containing eight hundred acres mora or lesa.
should not be Partioned and divided, allot.
Broeker, o D Riley, Assignee, Plaintiffs.
and Martha NJ Il Ayinger Defendant each
one-ffth hereof and the remaining one
ltth in equal portions to the said Alice "
Gardner and Jacob Kiley, Defcndania. and
to answer upon oath all and angular the
matters and things contained in the pet;tioi
Of the Plaintiff this day, fled in tho oiics
of the said Judge Of Probate.
Given under my Hand, this fifteentli day of
September in the year Of our Lord orb
thousand siehissn hundred and SEVENTH .
five and In the one hundredth yenr Or
American Independence. Z, T,.tGn,
AUG. Il KNOYyVTHON
lLS] Judge ofProbate. O. C.. 4
To Martha NJ r .Avinger, one Of the Defen- /.
dants above named ,ai' -
Take Notice, that the Summons and Peti.
ton herein now fled in the Court of Probate
Tor orangrburg County, South Carolina. on
the l5sf, dny of septemoer, A. d. 1875, and J
that unless yon appear and ahow sufficient
cause against the sale or division of the
lands mentioned in the Petition within .ho
time m; required BY law, an order pro con fepso
SzLAR g & D1BB BE m
nov 6--S Attorneys for Petitioner. !li
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04

For Sale.
On the 7tli day of December next, I will
sell Mt the plantation Of J. w. E. Moorcr
One black Horse Mule.
One sorrel Horse.
One Wagon.
Levied on as the property Of J w E
ALoorcr, at the suit of Geo II. Cornelson
under mortgage and lien.
G. $. EDWABrS, Depty.
nov 20 81
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Q. OH s sALE.

a desirable Residence and Lot on Russell
Street, opposite RiggS'. The house contains
six comfortable Eosins.
Alsoa lot on Broughton Street. connect
ing with the above lot, and next to w T
Nullcrs Store. containing good Barn and
Stables. All Of the nbove Buildings are
entirely new and i'll good repair.
For terms apply to
A J JACKSON,
Or to a s HYDRICK.
nov 20 I'm
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ALSO

by virtue;of the Judgment herein, will
sell to theShighest bidder, at Orangeburg
C. H., 5the first Monday in December
next, during the usual hours of sale, the
the following tracts of land, viz: All that
tract Of land containing about 430 acres, on
Four Hole Swamp, and bounded by lands
now or formerly Of Melton Rush, Thos
Dantzler, Robert johnson and DR., X. w.
Bates. The: same to be sold in parcels.
plats of which will be exhibited Oh day OF
sale.
Terms-One third cash, balance on a
credit of one and two years, purchaser
giving Bond 10 secure the credit portion
and a Mortgage of the premises aud to pay
for papers and Recording.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04

Notice of Dismissal,
Notice is hereby given that I shall ono
month from date file my final account t,ith
the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orange.
burg County, q. c., o. Administrator of tho
Estntc Of Lavinin Hooker, deceased.
JOEL J. HOOKER. i!s
nov 6-4t Administrator.