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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
GOOD INDIANS.
An Instance of Nez Perees Max"a",m

4, ity: at.
The recent Nez Perces wal which has
just been concluded by thecspture of Chief
Joseph and his men, developed aphsse Of
of indian warfare. There was no slaughter Of
helpless women and children by the red
skins nor aoy-sct of extgepe cruelty, such
as has characterized sfofuier hos.ilitiea.
Many instances are mentioned of the
,nagoanimhy of Joseph even whilsss bling
hunted and driven through the mountains
by the soldiers. One in particular, which
the correspondent Of the GAiesgo Timas
has taken pains to preserve, Will go far ii
extenuative of the offences perpetrated by
the, Nez Perces now that they are vanguish.
ed and prisoners Of war. -" -so'ot'1
While Joseph MS In full retreat, with
General Howard end Siurgis pursuing him,
party Of tourists, known as the Radens-
burg tMontanaj party, while in camp ON
the, Yellowstone were stensed iope morn
ing b. a number of Indians riding, into
their camp who might have murdered
them in their ,sleep. but who, Instead
warned them they were in danger from tn.
young warriors; that Joseph and Whit,
Bird would en0eavorto protect them. Thu
that they had better get out of the neigh.
borhood as soon as possible. The tourist
Immediately backed ups and started for til
settlement bat bad proceeded but . shor
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forbear. Joseph then told the pleasure
seekers, who, naturally. were 10 an uncom-
Portable state Of mind, that he and many
of his warriors wen friendly to them, bu,
thas those who had lost relatives,1sse
''heap md" and wanted to ktlshem. By
thiGItiuAe a couple Of hundred warriors were
circiing around the frightened tourists,
many of them calling for blood, while the
chiefs In excited tones harrangued them to
depart and to let the whites alone. At last
Joseph became convinced that his warEaors
we're not to be restrained and that tho
Tourists could Only save themselves by
flight. and he communicated his convic-
tions TO the unfortunate whites, at the
same time telling them to follow him
toward the timber and when he gave tho
word to take care ofthemsslves. @
81 MfHEa aESERous CHIEF
barely succeeded in getting the intended
victims of his warriors into the woods,
when the rifles began to crack. Cowan
and oldham were shot down and left for
dead. Dinger, Myers, and Arnold, after
fasting in the wilderness for five days. were
rescued by Howard's advance. An Indian
placed the muzz,e of hts rifle against
Carpenter forehead. and was about to pull
the trigger, but Carpenter, luckily thinking
that the savage might be aCatholic, made
the sign of the cross on his breast, and the
Indian but up his gun and sheltered the
young I, man with his body until Joseph
succeeded in quiet,ng the enraged warriors.
Carpenters two sisters, Mrs. Cowan and
Ida Carpenter, were captured, and with
their BROKER, retained for two days They
suffered no iqdignity., however, were we'll
and kindly tteated,, and at length Joseph
and Whitebird succeeded in obtaining their
release, gave them horses, and allowed
them t depart. On bidding them good.
by, Joseph told them he did not want to
hurt anyiof the citizens of Montana, and
that the Montana soldiers were big
warriors" but the Idaho soldiers were
towards.
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FRENCH rsp.oRAf,oas Nh II AFRICA.
From the Pail MallsGazet!

fro" 'ns ran a'ta1pzetN 8&F,
The Aoniteur Dbl. Flottsa nlounces that
news has been re6&Sed of the expedition
under the command of Lieutenant Brazza,
Of the French navy, Which il ascending the
penetrate by that route into parts Of eqn4atori:
al Africa as yet altogether unknown andun.
explored. The letters received were written
at Doume, described as q miserable Village
on the bfnks Of the Ogoone, at the extreme
limit of the Adouma country, and situated
56> south Of the equator and IL to the east.
wasd Of Paris. Most Of the party had
suffered from fever and sickness but, some
what better food having been Obtained,
nearly all had recovered before the letters
WSretdsspatched. JF1om iDoume it was in
tended TO continue the journey eastward
but great difficulty was experienced in OBJ
tanning the services Of natives 10 act a. car
riers. Slavery 1ourishes on the banks o.
the Ogoone, and the natives are ready t.
sell their children and nearest relatives Il
the slave dealers. Unable 70 procure aasis
lance in any other way Lieutsoant Bra1z'
bonght fourteen slaves, and pave them thei
i r A
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AEr1rER nEvsR SENT

~ T-N @ ms sA
An EPIsoDE oFxHR BLACK nffI.s. W.
DEAR JIM.-
~ suppose that you are enjoying
Your Summer trip down to Long Branch,
While I, poor, unfortunate mortal, Is i
Still gOit alone In my ranch. gs2 u Z
I've not struck it rich since I left you
In fact, things have gone rather slow
But what Is the use Il repining" So
Ills best as it'll thar you know %
What with lodging the Sneaking red Injuns
And prospecting out on the Hills,
i haven't much time for complaining,
And look rather light OF LIES ills.
"Yes digging for gold is quite risky,
But some day III strike u rich pocket =
l struck a rich color this morning,
And hope has gone up like q rocket.
1--WE finisheda kterta mother,
And told her to be of good cheer;
Some day I'll be with her, God bless her!
Without me her life must be drear.
I'm writing this screed in the doorway,
The sun is Just sinking to rest,
Somehow. it reminds me of home, Jim,
But God doethr1lA fes the pest"
The crack Of a rife rings sharply,
The miner willHx0spect no more
There's o shout II the red man eXulting.
writer falls dead in the door.
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ALLIE.

The Springfield Times unitss With the
Sioux Falls Paragraph and Dakota Herald
in the false charges against Governor Pen.
nington,in connection with territorial war.
rants. The Times has undoubtedly d special
object in this, and recent developments indi.
cate that the other papers have been direct.
ed in this matter by a "power behind" with
the view of SO smirching the character o.
the governor as to influence the federal "a:
thorities against him when the time shall
arrive for appointing his successor. 1t is a
game in which the newspapers excepting
the Times, are acting automatically, the
grand performer lying csncealed and appa'
rently disinterested, in the study Of the
horse and his diseases. j 81
The Springfield Times is not an automa-
ton, but it has its * to grind. Gov. PEN
nington refused to put $1,000 IN springfeld
real estate when he first settled in Dakota,
and. the Time. representing Springfield
which is the property Of ex.Gov. Burbank,
has never felt friendly to him since he 80
refused. Again, the governor was compelled
to "set down. on that court house bill last
winter which enraged the Times and caused
it 10 sputter and throw mud for several
weeks; and thirdly the editor of the Spring
field Times is accused of being an ambi.
tious man himself and has already raised
his foot with the expectation of stepping
into the executive Office.
The territorial warrant scare is a.grand
lie, originated for the purpose of influencing
President Hayes against Gov. Pennington,
There Is not a particle of foundation for,it
1t is . part Of a scheme to defeat a reap
pointment, and We earnestly hope it viii
not succeed. Dakota has never had-a gov
ernor more watchful of her interests than
Pennington, or one that has done more TO
the territory. He has labored earnestly ant
zealously in the promotion of severy, worth.
undertaking. 1nthed ischargeo Of his dutiesh
has studiedthe general welfare, and has bee
compelled, necessarily, to tread on the corn
of those who had personal ends to accom-
plish. President Hayes will not be hun
buzged BY the empty assertions Of newsps
pers controlled in the interest of delegat
making politicians and retired officials; Q
an ambitious gentleman who seeks to bette
his own fortunes by defaming the characte
of others. & 81 /!
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Sleeping Cars
Between Missouri Valley aud Chicago.
This is the only line running two express
rains daily. between Sioux City and Chicago.
THROUGH Time Table. in effect Sept 1a. 1877
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mixture thereof. which said licenses shall
have printed on them, Id plain letters, at least
one inch In length, In words and figures, the
year when Issued, the month when
1t begins and expires, and also the
class of licenses. whether wholesale
liquor dealer, wholesale and retail liquor
dealer, retail liquor dealer barroom liquor
dealer. OF ordinary keepers. Every person
obtaining any such license shall post the same
In a conspicuous place In his office. If whole
sale liquor dealer; and II retail liquor dealer,
barrpom liquor dealer. OF ordinary keeper
shall post the same In the most conspicuous
place about his bar or place OF retailing, and
shall expose the same to common observa-
ton; and any person falling to keep such IL
cense SO ponspiGuotsly posted, shall, on con
viction, be fined not exceeding one hundred
dollars.
90. It shall be the duty OF every commits
sioner OF the revenue, whenever he shall fur
nish register or registers to any liquor
dealer licensed under the provisions of this
act, to take q receipt Of the same, in such
form as shall be prescribed by the Auditor Of
Public Accounts and In the event Of any deal
er SO licensed disseminating the business Of q
liquor dealer, for any cause whatever, he shall
deliver the register or registers used by hin
to the said commissioner, who shall retain
the same In his possession.
II. The register known rs the Moffett Regis
ter Is hereby adopted as the instrument to be
used In carrying out the provisions Of this
act.
20. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
%. This act shall be In force from Its pas
sage
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The CITY of View Orleans VS.. A. Chevillon

same VS.. same: same VS., same. 49,.
PERtOR ID STRICT COURT FOR THE
- p,tIsl Of Orleans. Nos .es,sl2, SLIT and
TO me directed by the honorable TIE 81
periur District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. in the above emit led causes. for city
sell at public auction. at the Msrt hants and
Auetionaers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and Gus omhouse etreats, in the Seeohd
6. 1877. at II O'Clock m. the following described
property, 10 wit .
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uaed in the Second Dtatri t Of this city in
square number one hundred and min ty-nine,
bounded by Robertson. Bayou Road, Ursulines
nnd Claiborne streets. designated rs lot mum
Der two measuring thirty feet front on Robert
son street by min ty feet in depth
Seized In the above suits.
Terus-Cash on the spot. w
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
suEmIFF SALES.


The CITY Of New orleans We. Adelaide
o. Dugas same w. same. same vs.. same !;
salns ys. san same vs, satne. ,.4
~ parish of Orleans. Nos. SOAR, 6e.a5l. 5o.ss6
ss.1sG and 1tog-By virtue. of five writs Of feri
fneias. to me directed by the honorable the SD
perior District Court for the parish of Orleans.
In the above entitled muses. for city taxes OF 1871
1873. 1874 1875 and 1916. [ will proceed to g.! ut
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
ears Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
uustomliouse. streets, IN the Second District OF
O'Clock m. the following described property, to
wit
A GER rAIN LOT OF GROUND 81 uated in
the Second District OF this city. In SQUARE gun
Der one hundred and nine, bounded by Ram
part. Barracks, Espanade and ST. Claude
streets. designated ~ lot number two, rHeasur-
ing thiry.-tlte feet front on Rampant street by
one hundred and thirty feet in depth.
Seized In th9 above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot. ~
THOMAS II. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
f,,4E
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BY Albert Paul.
10y xAAUBEG x HUT
GREAT CLOSING SALE
OF ALL
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
OF THE LOAN OFFICE,
NO. ~ BarOnne street.

pY ALBERT PAUL, Aueti neer-Office No.
ID 80 Exchange Alley. on SATURDAY. Octo-
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, up to Apr |
l. 1917. on which interest has not been paid.
wi huut exception.
Great bargains T. Diamond Rings, Pins Ear
rings Brooches s uds. ETC.: Gold and liver
Hunting an Open~ft"ed Watches. Jewelry If
every description. Silverware, Guns. Pistols
B 3wis Knives, Knives and Forks, Cloth z Of
every description. etc.
Terms-Casb.
OrEO sCHWANERss LOAN OFFICE,
oe4 No. III Bar0nne street.
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The city Of New Orleans VS.. widow An-

TIIVNy ITlUIIFHl-
GUPERGOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans. No. Gs s39-By virtue Of
writ Of lleii feias, 10 me directed by the hon,
orabe the Superior District Court for the par
ish # Orleans, in the above entitled eanee for
city taxes of 1874. viii proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and huctioreers' Elk
change, Royal street .between Cnnal and Gus
tomhouse streets IN the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY. October 6. 1877. ut ~ o'clock
m. The following dascrih d prhpe ty. to wit
1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, stu
ated in the Second Dist et Of his city In square
number ey-thrsa, bounded nv Burgundy.
Bienville Dauphina and Customhousn streets
designated as lot number fourteen. measuring
twenty-siy feet front on Burgundy street, by
thirty eight feet in depih.
aeizai In the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the sbot. .
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
t1 Gun
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN MARIE DURAN.
Second District Courtfor he parish OF Orleans
No 80 G6B.

pY SFLLE n MALOCHEE-Armand Sele.
- Auctioneer-O Office No so Royal street
SATURDAY. October TO- 1877. ut Ia O'CLOCK M,
at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Custpinhouse and Canal
streets. will be- sold Mt public auction. by virtue
Of an order from the Hon. A. H. Tisso Judge
Of the Second District Court fol the parish OF
Orleans dated September Is, 1877 the following
ia /. 4 GERRTAaPiN GoT OF GROUND, situated
In the Fatbourg Plaisanee, In the Sixth Dis
trict. designated as lot No. of square No. 8.
bounded by Tole1anu Jersey and Laurel streets
and Louisiana Avenue said lot measuring 90
feet front on Jersey street tnow Annuneiatinnl
by u deIth between uarallnl lines OF 400 feet
inches Together with the buildings and inn
prove ents thereon. . .
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
In the Fnub, urg Plnisanee, In the SIXTH Dis
triet pf this city, In square No. s. bounded by
Jersey tnnw Annunciati nj Laurel, TQledano
and Louisiana A venue, esgna ed by NOD on
the original plan OF the FAubpurg Plaisaneet
measuring 80 feet front on Jersey street tneW
| bet Ween equal and parallel lines Togethsr
with al the buildings and improvements there's
B. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No.
| q27 bounded by trHe1, Madison. CnmbrUnne
| and Seventh streets, in the Seventh District
| measlrlng 400 feet by 90 feet: oil OF which
! property is ully described in the inventory
| filed. Tog ther with the buildings and i'm
provemens thereon.
| TERMS ca h o. the spot.
Acts If sale Mt The expense of purchasers be-
| ore John i. Coffey. notary public.
sn16 ~ 10 ora 10 10
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The City OF NEW OFIeans vs.. Emna
Buissait same VS.. same; sumo VS.. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans. Nos. 6s,s7g. 825o6 and
1267-By virtue Of three writs Of leri .facias.
to me rected by the honorable the SUI
peror District Court for the parish. Of Or
leans. in the above entitled causes,. for city
taxes of 1874, 1876 and 1876 | will proceed
to sell nj public auction. al the Merchants
and Aurtioneers' Exchange. Royal str ct. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse sire IS. in the
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY,
October G. 1877, nj u o'clock m, the following
described properly to wit --
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
nated in the Second District Of this city. in
BY Conf. Bienville. Marais aud Where streets,
designated as lot number eleven, measuring
twetit seven feet front on Cont street by one
hund ed and twenty two feet in depth.
Saizrd in he above suits,
ms-Cnsh on the spot. ..
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
SGD 10 Dc6
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NoT,CE no ERs.
MAYoRALTY or NEw ORLEANS.

MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. September 20, 1877.
The average price Of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents In accordance
with said valuatiGD the price Of tread Tor TIE
week commencing Oh MONDAY, October l. 1877.
will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces For ten cents.
iyntera ~ bre.d arr, required TO use only the
best fl1nr OF the above value per barrel. and the
nsp OF damaged or inferior -four Ia bread offered
snr sale in tnia city IN prohibited, Consumers
ri bread are requested to report TO the nearest
naiice station any violation Of the above ordf.
nance either In variation Of weight or quality OF
Use se &c '"' ED. PILsBUEY. Mayor,
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vhe city Of New Orleans VIZ. Justin

AIHHTuy SHIIe VI, HiUlt.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Orleans. Nos. es,o72 and 81 747-By
virtue uf two .writs Of leri iacies, to me di
rented by the honorable the hyperion District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, in The above
entitled causes, for city taxes Of 1914 and 1875,
will proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and Auctionears' Exchange,
Royal st Get, between Canal and Cnetomt house
streets, in the Second District Of this, city on
SATURD ~, October G. 1877, nj IL o'clock IN.
the f. lowing described property. IT, Wit
1, a CEtTAtN PORTION OF gR0uND. sit
uated In the Second Disre Of this city. in
square number ninety nine, bounded by Tam
part, St. Louis Burgundy and Toulouse streets,
designated as lot number twenty. measur ng
twenty-eight feet front on Rampant street by
one hundred and twenty. feet IN depth.
2. A CERTAIN PORE ION OF GROQND, sit
uated in the Third District Of his city, in square
number thitteen hnnlred aud ffty-tlve, bound
ed by Dofgenris, Laharpe. Lapeyrouse streets
and Housselin alley. measuring sixty -four feet
front on D'rgepois street by one hundred and
five fee In depth
Seized In the above suits.
Terms Cash on the pot.
THOMAS f. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orleans.
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t,t'2 9t
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE.
City Hall New OilsaGs. Sept. 20, 1s77
The eighth quarterly allotment Of Series OF
Premium Bonds will take place in the office Of
the Administrator Of Public Accounts. on MON
DAY. October 10, 1877, ut 10 n. m, at which time
Forty-nve Series will bs drawn.
$3.50 td j. O. DENIS, Administrator.
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DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Room M. I6. City Hall,

hDcH Nb. 10. illy fliily 1
New Orleans, Sep suber 20. 1877. J
Scaled proposals vii be received at this Of
fec until WE'D JFSDAY, October 10, 1877, ut Ia
tn, for the repair Of the nuisance wharves In
tho Third q I'd Fifth Districts, in accordance
with specifications on flo Ia the office Of tho
City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to accept or reject
any and oil bids. -. ..........,
JNO MCCARTNEY.
or2ot Administrator
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE SALES.
Felix Boucher vs.. wr and Mrs. william,
HerrjIl

FeAts Boucher vs.. Hr ana Wrss William
LuRsr JUSTICE UpojtufRir FOR THE PAR.
Il ish If Orleans, No 52a-By virtue of a writ
e. f e. i, fias,as t3 me dreuted Py the Hon
and for the. parish of Orleans. will proceed to
sell q! public auction on, TUESDAY. the. sixth
9fy nv de Ne IA Il y s gs9k hg G
'fTFS wS e RlFfPl111S 26Ts OF GROUND
w h9 rs ways
appurtnnancss therauntp belonging. situated
IN the Fourth District If this city in the square
bounded by st. Mary street. Felicity road, II il
gious and Rousseau streets, and designated by
numbers one and two on a plan drawn by II.
Grant, late surveyor, under date Ct May ~.
1874, aud deposited for reference in the office Of
l.. 4. Kinney then notary public in the parish OF
Jefferson, in this state Said lot number one
forms the corner Of Religious end st. Mary
inches front on st. Mary street Ivy one hundred
and forty -four feet four inches seven lines In
depth and front on Religious street and one
hundred and twenty feet IN depth on the uppo-
site side line dividing If from number two.
ard five FEET three inches, in width IN
the Fsa wher and i bs also said o n1bs by
lines front on st, Mary street. a like width on
Der seven. by depth on the side line nearest
Rousseau street, dividing 1t from lot number
three, Of one hundred ,and twenty seven feet
posite side line depth from st. Mary street Of
one hundred and twenty feet thence II runs at
right angles up to Religious street Ave feet
three inches and hence It has depth aud
front on Religious street Of nine feet six inches
and one half lines NJ to It's ext enc rear line
and the dividing Iine from lot number seven
being the same property acquired lby defendant
herein, Vim. HerrlI. by, purchase from Volen-
tine Wilhelm Jr.. per act passed before Andrew
Hero, Jf., notary public in this city, on the SIX
tesnth day Of September. 1875.
Seized In the above entitled hnd numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash for q sufficient amount to pay
claim Of plat if. forty-six dollars and ninety
centa, interest and costs pf suit ~
JOHN T. WOOD
oe5 G IL 30 noe Cons able.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIR OF REvET-
MEsT LEyEE, NEW LAKE END.
DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS. !
n1-...x. Nj. CIHtt HILL

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS.
Room No. t6, City Hall,
New Orleans. October g. 1877. J
Sealed proposals for repair Of revetfnent
leyee, at New LAKE. End. will he received ut this
Office until THURSDAY. the nth Inst ut Ia
o'clock M: said work to be done In strict
accordance with specifications on file In tho
Office Of the City Surveyor The city reserves
the right to accept or reject any and all bids.
oc4 JNO MCCARTHY, Administrator.
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Succession Of Mrs. Jeanne Driyon.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA r.
- sh of Orleans, No. 3s,323-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to oil
other persons hereia interested to show. cause
within ten days from the present notification. II
any they have or can, why the account pre-
scented by Mrs. Marie Dfivou Girard, admins
tratrix Of the above estate. should not be aD-
PROV d aud HON plogated and he funds dis
trihuted in accordance Herewith.
o93Gel2s JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
- ish uf Orleafs. No 99,b29-Notiee is hereby
given to the creditors Of this est to and t. all
other PERSONS herein Interested to show cause
If any they have or eau why The account pre-
spntnd by Mary Jane Inhat, widow. natural IL
trix and administering this estate should not be-
approved and hpmolcsated. and the funds dis
trbuted IN accordance herewith.
By order of the court -
se27 on2 4 g. John HERBERT Clerk