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PRICE-FIVE CENTS.

day IN Louisiana by those representing the
DOemocratic party tor tlat of the Ma
tlonal republican one, what assistance
can the party In Louisiana offer to me in the
event OF return on my part to that State,
bringing with me the Endorsement of the csn-
trail committee in this S ats and cur Senators
and members of Congress? ask these uues-
tons in view of return to Louisiana. and
from my own experience of the line drawn be-
tween native Repu olicans and their oopo.
nents by tho people of the South.
Trusting to hear from you, am, with great
respect, your obedient servant
VIM w. THOMPSON,
232 West Adams street, Chicago.
The following message WAS presented to the
Senate:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1876.
To the Honorable President and members of the
Senate:
l submit herewith for your consideration,
drafts OF eight suggested amendments to the
Constitution: Alb ,lishing the Parish Courts
of the State, and transferring their duties to
the district Courts; Dc fining the jurisdiction
and fixing the salaries Of District j Judges: re-
ducing the salaries and aboIishing the fees of
certain Constitutional officers; extending tho
powers of clerks Of court in certain cases.
and fixing the duration of the session and the
annual expenditure Of the General Assembly.
The adoption OF these amendments would
effect very great saving OF expense, and in
my judgment would result in great benefit to
the State at large.
VIM. p. KELLOGG, Governor.
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ON DIT.

-. Fires and umbrellas were both in sea-
son last night.
The people want it understood that the
Returning Board must be abolished.
And now Judge Hawkins rests uneasily
upon the anxious seat.
80. We are requested to call the attention
Of the Street Commissioner to tho condition
of Magazine street, between Third and
Fourth streets, where, we ere informed, are
several unsightly holes in the pavement.
Public feeling is aroused to its highest
pitch over the action Of the Republicans in
the Legislature on the election bill. The peo-
pie will not submit to a returning board,
and the sooner this fuct Is recognized the bet
ter. 1t would seem as though the Republi-
cans had chosen this subterfuge to bring
about again more political turmoil in the
State, in order that we might have some more
Federal bayonets on hand. By this ruse de
gterre they seek to stop the current OF Con-
sentative success in Louisiana.
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POLITICAL TALK.
In and around the State House on Friday
uOrnino
THE ELECTION BILL

morning,
THE ELECTION BILL
was the principal topic of conversation.
The Republicans assert that the speeches
of the Conservatives made on the final pas
sage of the bill were just what they desired,
and that they will make excellent campaign
documents.
They care nothing for the appeals to their
sense of honor and ju stjce contained in them !;
they did not touch them, probably because a
sense was appealed to they did not possess.
They care nothing about the peace OF the
State, and think it good joke that the Con-
servatives should have endeavored to influ-
ence them by predictions of trouble.
TIE vote on the final passage Of the bill
was as follows:
Yeas-Allain, Anderson, Blunt, Brsaux,
Brewster, Burch, Cage, Chadbourn, Detiege
Dumont, H rper, Herwg, Landry, Massicot,
Stamps. Sypher. TwitchelI, Weber, Wharton,
Young-2O.
Nays George Goode, Greene, Grover,
Kelly. Ogden, Robertson, S,even-8.
Absent-Aexander, Blackburn Eustis, Gla,
Kelso, Pollard, White, Whitney-S
THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS
met and resolved on a course OF action
which will be found in the following resolu-
ton, which was introduced in the House by
Mr. Kidd. and was adopted by strict party
vote:
Whereas, the House of Representatives OF
the S ate OF Louisiana, aciuated by a sincere
desire to have all future elections in this State
conducted peaceably and with the utmost
fairness to all parties, have passed at the
present session an election bill, which in It's
III ain and essential feature, can be objected
To by no one desiring the maintenance Of the
purity Of the ballot box, or having the peace
of the S.a.e at heart; and
Whereas. as the Senate Of the State has
passed substitute for that bill, containing
most odious features of q most odious turn
ing b ard, and provisions ant-Repubhcan in
their character, and which tend to destroy
the expres sed will of the people at
the ballot box; provisions which are insulting
TO the common sense and decency of every
intelligent, citizen of L uisiana, and which IN
any free and Independent State Of this Uuion
would not be tolerated for one moment, and
which, if adopted here, would inevitably pro-
duce civil strife, disrupt ciety and destroy
the remnant of our prosperity; and
Whereas, the State OF Louisiana has been
piljowed in shame and disgrace by the scan
d.lous and outrageous conduct of the presen,
| Returning Board whose powers are no. sc
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and important sale of new furniture, sold tor
account of the manufacturer who has retired
from business, consisting of bedroom sui g,
foe rosewood parlor suit, covered in medal
lion reps, mahogany and rosewood bureaus.
washsands, armoirs and desks, and SO walnut
and oak pillar, and S. L. extension tables
Dealers should take notice. See advertise
ment.
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At a meeting of this organization last even
ing, the following resolution was adopted by
q nearly unanimous vote:
Whereas, it is eminently proper that the
American Union Club should display its
preference in its selection of a successor to
our present worthy Chief Magistrate, whose
term of Office will expire On the 4th day Of
March, 1877; and
Whereas, the American Union Club fully
recognizing the highly important services
rendered to the nation by the Hon. o. I.
Morton, Senator from Indiana; therefore, be
it
Resoluel, That the American Union Club
will support the Hon. Oliver T. Morton, OF
Indiana, as our first choice for the succession
to the office of President of the United States
of America-term .of office commencing
March 4, 1877.
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Experiments continue to be made in FrlNce
to test the efficiency of an engine having no
wheels, but provided instead with what may
be called legs. It does not roll; it runs,
or gallops. 1t is like an ordinary engine,
with straight rods terminating in broad cir
cular skates. There are three legs in front
and three behind. The moving cylinders,
instead of turning wheels, raise the feet.
The invention, it is cliimed, is particularly
adapted for carrying grea. weights up an in
cline, as convenient substitute for the
means now employed. Oae of these, which
is at present at work on French railway,
weighs ten tons, and goes four to five miles
every hour, but osn accomplish, if desired
eleven or twelve miles.
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MEETING OF THE BAR To-DAY.-In another
column will be found call signed by the
Executive Committee, for q meeting of the
members of the association of the bar of the
city. to be he'd in the Supreme Court room at
II o'clock to-day, February 5 to consider the
question of clerks and sheriff 8 costs.
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New ORLEANS CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
Mr. G. G. Lewis, the cretary of the Nsw
Orleans City Railroad Company. gives notice
in another place that the second instalment
Of twenty-five per cent on the increased CAPT
tai stock Of the company is payable on OK
before the 18th inst.
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Office Of New Orleans City X ,ilrond Com

Office Of New Orleans City X .ilrond Conn
pany No. la4 Canal street New Orleans, January 3,
1s76-The consolidation Of thu New Orleans City
Railroad Company AID the New O leans Met-rie and
ratified as required by law the Stockh of this
Company ara invited to come for ward, or before
the FIFTEENTH ms CANT subscribe to the
One The usand Shares of Stock to be issued
vded in the articles of con>oa,ion for the purpose
of extending the Canal Stree; line to the Lake Each
holder of TIN reen shares OF the present stock of this
Company will be titled to share of stock
ut par twenty-five per cent Of to b. aid at the
time Of subscribing, aud the balance in three install
ments of twenty five Per cent each payable monthly
ja4 I'm C. G LEWIS Secret arv
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POLITICAL.

Fourth Ward Democratic CIub-The Menu
bers of the above club notified at end meeting
Of said club at Coliseum Hall, 81 Bcnvlle street
NONDA AZ EVENING, February :, at 7:30 O'Clock,
70 tne purpose of elec,ing delegate 70 the Dem
0cratic Conservative State Central Committee.
by order JOHN LEMONNIER President.
EDW. KEENA Secretary. F. Sa Su& MOE
Democratic. COnse rvRtiye state Cen raj Om-
mittee- The Democ ratio Cons State Cent al
Committee will meet on TUESDAY, February 10TH
att o'clock p. NJ. at Parlor p, st. Charles Hotel,
New Orleans J. C MONCURE,
p esicent Conservative State Convention
ja27
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}! Ladies'! Ladies !
Ladies d!

LUdt4S. LU0teS! LNttlPS!
If you want to enjov the finest OYSTERS and all
the decacies of tn season. make your hust Ids and
swesthearts take you TO the
ACME DININ q HALL,
Nos. 9 and 1 Royal street,
fitted up expressly for ladies and families. You will
find Mr. FRANK WOODS. 50 long aud favorably
known to the public, charge. who will strive to
please all who favor him with call.
G. NJ. BORGES, Proprietor
Acme" Ladies Saxon and Restaurant
F52t and IL Royal stree
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Anchor Line, of Memphis, burn ST. Ber-
nard coal.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05

Buy ycur buggy and carriage OF L. T. Maddux
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05

"Talking 10 her husband 10 loud tone of
voice" is enough to send a Persian wife to Jail
tor thirty days.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05

One of the nobbiest and sweetest articles
we have seen offered for sale is the perfumed
valentine exhibited in Eyrich's window, at
1870 Canal street. Call and see how you like
than
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05

A family in town have dog twenty-five
years old. He vas originally hound, but
he's stayed wiz them 50 long that they now
call him tarrier Nruch Bulletin.
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Citizens Savings Bank, Grsu@yyn,d

Citfzens' Savings Bank. Gr'nryynd Hall
New Orleans. Dec. 81. ISIS 4 semi annual interest
dividend at the rate OF SIX per cent per annum W
be paid to depositors entitled thereto on demand
Interest not Withdrawn will be credited as an origi
nal depos and will daw interest from Jan 4 ls16
ana will be entered on the deposit"rs books when.
ever presented. NJ. BGNNER, Cashier
lao I'm
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st. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel within city limits.
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY
w competent az purchasing agent and highly rec
commended, offers his services to dealers in sugar,
corn oats and hay. Address L. NJ, Bulletin Office.
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"ANTED-A private family residing az No.
w st. Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen. gen
temeI and their wives with or without board.
M IS
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VVANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND FIRE
w Proof Safe. modern make RANDOLPli q
DUNE ICA, Commission MegchaAts 20 Magazine
str,a. F. 1T
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Ship at once leo bbls. K. O. B.
(Sgned) --.
Others are as follows:
s Louis:
Send down at once by rail Is bbls. S. NJ.
(Signed) --.
The c.balis,ic characters K. o. B. and S.
NJ, as Were sho xn in the testimony in the
Joyce, McKee and Bingham cases, in St.
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Notice-Neithcr the Ca Inin, Owners nor
the undersgn Agent of the Dutch bar FRITS,
lisa 'chsen sster will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew of said vessel.
F1 r j. BUDDENDORFF,
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Wants aud To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fol
ffty cents.
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column az FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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Blsckman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde.
let. Terms reduced. See Advertisement.
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WANTED GOOD COOK APPLY CORNER
w Prytana ami Toed .no FL II
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Noiice-OHice New Orleans Pacific Railway
C0mpany.-The seventh installment of ten per cent
to the Capital Stock of this Company is now due,
and is payable at the Office 80 Magazine street. By
order of the Board: E. L. RANLETT
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WANTED TO EENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
w by the month week at li0 st. Charles street,
near Lafayette Square. Board if desired.
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Wants and roRent inserted in the BULLETIN for
IN
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RANK NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders Hank-New Or
leans January 81 1876 At election for directors
held the 18th inst, the loving gentlemen ere
elected to for the ensuing year. viz:
AUG. BONN II. GALLY,
THOS. LANGRIrGE, c. M. SOR1A.
TIL, s. a ADAMS + VAN BENTHUYSEN,
j. A. BLAFFER, RICH'D MlLLIkEN,
A. LEHMAN.
And at meeting of the Hoard, held this day, Mr.
II. GALLY unanimously elected President.
jas lw MOSES HARRIS Cashier
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Citizens Savings Bank, G unewald Hnil
New Orleans, Dec. 81, 1919 At a meeting OF the
Board cf directors held this day semi-au dv
dend OF ten per cent dec AIRED six per cent pa
able 10 the stockholders on demand ard four per
cent to he placed TO the credit of the Reserve Fund
to be invested only i'll United States Bonds.
jae I'm NJ BENNER Cashier
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WANTED - SITUATION AS SALESMAN
w OF General Clerk in Wholesale grocery or
experience in the wholesale grocery business mo il
we'll acquainted in this city aud throughout the
State willing to take moderate salary. Best of
IA lw
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The Members of the Assocint ton of the Is r
of New Orleans requested t, meet in the Supreme
Court Room on SATURDAY, he 9Th inst, st IL
O'Clock for the purpose Of considering the question
of Clerks and Sheriff COSTS and advising the draft
ing Of such bl and their presentation the Legis-
lsture will relieve esso from the exactions
Of such officers.
JOHN II. NEW,
CHARLES E. FETNER,
B. L. JONAS,
Er2 II Executive Committee.
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The VARIETIES THKATER. Raymond as Col
Mulberry Sellers still holds the boards at thi.
theater. and attracts large audiences. Tn
matinee to-day promises to be largely at
tended, and persons who have not as yet oh
tanned seats should do so as early as possibl
to-day.
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Onice Of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company, l24 Canal street-N W Orleans February s,
1S76-The ccOnd nstallment of twenty-five per cent
on the increased capital stock OF this company is
payable before the 18th inst
ri
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Property .Hoiders' unton.-A ep-cinl Nee I.
ing of the Central Council of the above union will be
he'd at Grun, wald Ha on TIL Saturday EVEN
ING, February s. at o'clock. IA business of i'm
portance will be discussed, punctual attendance is
urgently reqne. ted.
ARCHIBALD MITCHELL. President.
Il. G. WHARTON, Secretary. F. 1t
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MyANTED-A PURCHASER FOR A COM
w plete Set Of Office Furniture. Chairs Clocks
Letter Pr 50 and Table for Fifty Doa's. Apply AT
once and address Merchant, Bull TIN Office r IL
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WANTED TO LOAN-ON FIRST CLASS
w mortgage at EIG HI per cent, FORtY THOU
SAND DOLL AIRS. Principals onlg 6ealt with. No
brokers need apply Address Fox 1875. F5 II
VHTANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY. WITH
w references at 30 Camp street F5 lur
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WANTED-rO RENT, TO RELIABLE UCCT-
w pan s. office or desks in a comfortable
office Carondeet street, near ETavier. Apply to
No. - CarOndciet street. stairs. lal4 In
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"ANTED-BOAkD CREOLE tAMI
w ly. composed OF widow AID gr WI daughter.
living one square below Espianade street desire
few boardcr-, particularly gentlemen 70 those who
desire excellent fare refined sociey and to acqulte
knowledge of the French gusge this Is an 0ppor
tunity seldom offered. To those of urquestlonahlo
social position terms wi l be eedingly mode rate
Address Lack Box iaI5 It
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Woods Of Ouachita-8.
Blank-Johnson of Caddo-1.
There is some question as to whether or not
the resolution has finally passed, although the
Speaker announced that it had
1t is commended on the one hand that it is a
Joint resolution and must pass three readings,
and that it only went through two, and it is
commended on the other hand that it is a reso.
luton of address, and simple adoption is
all that is necessary As regards the action OF
THE SENATE,
those best posted declare tina. the resoluti IN
will not pass. They assert that influences
have been brought to bear on the Senator's
sutfi cienJly 20 .ent to overcome the directions
of the caucus and defeat it.
There was
COMMITTEE
from West Felciana waited on the Governor
Yesterday. What TRANSFERRED is not known, as
the Governors doorkeepers, under in,rruc-
tions from the Governor, kept the room
closed. and refused to admit any enc.
ANOTHER PATRIOT
has announced himself as willing to accept
Office for the good of the STATE. and the Re-
publican party, and to come al! the way from
Chicago to do it. His announcement is made
in letter, of which the following is copy
CHICAGO, FEB. 2, 1876.
To His Fxcellency W. P. Kellogg, Governor State
OF Louisiana:
| Sr-After an absence of five years from
Louisiana, in another school Of politics from
| that in which the young men OF the Souif
have been raised. and exchanging narrow
| line Of policy, such as Is being attempted TO
Connecticut western news., 1876-02-11
w. RA. YEOMANs, s0p'a.
 HARTFORD, PKOVIDEN Cn. 6s ElSHkIIl

1S III h II.L Ike
 Commencing Nov. Ist, 1895 Iralns of Conn. Western k. R. arriving al HAs1 {. ford as follows:
 At S45 A, M., from Winsted, connects Eor ProvA.
 dence and boston. At l.l7 F. M, from Millerton, connects for pruvi. .. dence, Boston, Norwich, New LAAaA-
 don and Palmer. At $50 P. M., from Millerton and Pouahksepsi
 connects Tor Norwich, New L0nS1oA.
 New Britain and BrisLul.
 TRAINS LEAVING. New London at 900, Norwich at 5.8O A M Ar- rive at Hartford to connect wikL a.
 M. train for Wtnsted, Ianaan, hkl. lerton and Poughkeepeis. Boston at l0.3O AM. Providence at l2.20 P M Gen. uects with F. Nj. train to Ai1ert0a. 4S J. T. McMANUS bup't
Connecticut western news., 1876-02-11
Trapel1ers' Guide.
 HOUSATONTC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

WINTER AHRA NGEMENTs
 Commencing January 10th. 1876.
 GOING NORTH, TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT, VIZ: 500 6. m. Freight Train, tpassenger accommo- dstions) for BarHngton, araving at q. 70 D. m. Leave Canaan s.90 p. m. Mon, Wed and Fridays.
 FROM FALLS VILLAaE. 5.1a. m. Special Passenger Train for Pittsaald arriving at 47a m. Leave Canaan at 600 &. m.
 FROM BRIDGEPORT. l030 8. m. Passenger train for State Line, (Alba. ny) and Pittefeld, arriving at s tate Line PAS p. m., (Albany 4.So p. m.o Pittsheld 330 m. Leaves Canaan at LAO p. m. 4.5B p. m. Passenger Train for PittAaAld. arrav. ing at 9 50 0pm. Leaves Canaan at S.12 D. m.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
177o. NEW YORK. 187


 Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the Cen tennial year. It is also year in which an Oppo sltlon House of Representatives, the first since the war, will be in power in Washington and the year Of tEe stwenty-third election of a Presi- dent of the United States. All of these events are sure to be of great interest and importance everything connected with them will be fully and freshly reported and expounded in THE SUM
 The oppositicn. House of Representatives ta- TIE SUN, will sterniy and diligently the corruptions and misdeeds of Grants adminis tra tion and will, it is to be hoped lay the fonn dation for new and better period in Our nation al history. Of all this THE SUN will contain com plete and accurate accounts, furnishing it's read CTS with early and trustworthy information nIon these absorbing topics. 1P'A
 The twenty-third Presidential election. with clding upon Grants aspiration for third term of power and plunder, and still more as decid;na who shall be the candidate of the party of RaS form, and as electing that candidate. Concernino all these subjects, those who read THE STN win nave nave t9e constant means of being thoroughly
 The WEEKLY SUN, which has attained a circn- iatlon of over eighty thousand copies, already nss it's renders in every State and Territory and we trust that the year Is will zee their numbers doubled It will continue to be thorough news paper. All the general news of the day will be iound ID It, condensed when unimportant at full l length when of moment and always, we trust. treated In "a clear. interesting and instructive | It is our aim to make the WEEKLY SuN inc pest family newspaper in the world, and we shall continue to give in its columns large amount of miscellaneous reading. such stories, tales, po- ems: scientific intelligence and agricultural infor- nation, for which we are not able to make room in our daily edition. The agricultural department espeCIaLy is one or HE prominent features. The fashions are also regularly reported in it's col umns and so are the markets of every kind.
 me WEEKLY SUN, eight pages with 56 broad this price barely repays the cost Of the paper no | discount can be made from this rate to clubs | agents, postmasters anyone
 The DAILY SUN, large four page newspaper of tWenty-e1ght colums. gives all the news for two month or $6.6o year. Sunday edftion a extra, $1;lO per year We have no travelling agents. , 6wS6 Address THE SUN, New York City.
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nsTRlCT of Norfolk, ss. Probate Court, Jan- 1F uary 17th, 1876.
 Estate of Alma Hayes, late of Norfolk, in said dist rict. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Norfolk hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of sad estate to hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attest ed, within said time, will be debarred reco very All persons indebted to said estate are reques ted to make immediate payment to
 4w28 J. R. SHEPARD, Administrator.