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New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
Packard,s Ohio Friends.

A Washington special to the New York
Tribune, March 80, says:
Republicans who have Just arrived in
Washington from the Western Reserve
represent the sentiment in that part of Ohio
aa exceedingly strong and OutspOken in
favor of recognition OF Governor Pack
ard by the Federal administration. They
say nothing short of this will satisfy the
Republican masses there, and they will look
upon any action of the administration which
results in the overthrow of Packard as dis
orediting the title of President Hayes him
self. They assert that the people of Ohio
will never be made to understand how it is
that Governor Packard, who received mere
votes than the Hayes electors, could be de-
feated when the State was given to the Re-
publicans on the national ticket They say
that if the President deserts Packard he
will not be sustained by the people of his
own State.
One Of these gentlemen says that if
Packard and Chamberlain are forced to
give mp, and should afterward make lee
turing tour through Northern Ohio, the
people would turn out in great num-
bera, and an interest would be aroused
such as has rarely been seen since
the days of the war. Packard and Hayes,
they insist, are in the same political boat,
and Packard can not lose his position with
out bringing Mr.. Hayes into disgrace with
the people of his own State, who did a.
much as any other to elect him.
When asked how the people of Ohio oRn
expect the President to sustain Packard in
the governorship of Louisiana, they reply
that he is to use the means ct his disposal.
The appropriations for the army, they say,
will not expire till July |, and he can use the
troops of the United States until that time
IL necessary. After that be may call on the
militia Of his own State, and they will not
be slow in responding to the call. II what
these gentlemen say is true, and if they
represent fairly the public sentiment in the
Western Reserve, Senator Blaine's two
brief speeches in the Senate during the
speciaI session have found response among
q large class of people there.
Reports from other parts OF the country
represent similar state of feeling, and the
friends of the President now here express
the belief that if the Republicans Of the
Western Reserve will only be patient and
will put themselves as far as possible IN
the place OF President Hayes, they will be
able, in spite of their present sentiments, TO
sustain him in his Southern policy.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

rob the paint store corner of Carondelet
and Marais streets. and the residence of
Mrs. Durand, on Euterpe street. but in
both easee were frightened off. No clue
Sneak thieves rAided the residence of Mrs.
Houghton, corner Of jena and Perrier
streets, Of some iewelry and spoons. No
clue.
Mr.. Killela rescued from drowning q lad
named Louis Cassanaves who fell into the
river Wednesday evening
Tomorrow Mississippi No. 2 have an ex-
cursion to Mobile.
Thursday wss decoration day for the
graves Of those who fell in the Confederate
0ervice, and was tenderly and appropriately
observed, especially at the Confederate
monument in Greenwood Cemetery.
Monday night burglars scaled the gallery
post of the residence of Mr.. Richards, on
st. Charles street, near Felicity, and
robbed Mr.. E, Bell of gold watch and
chain. No clue.
Early Monday morning burglars obtaine d
50 25 from the corner of Canal and Dor
genOis streets. No clue.
Burglars were interrupted at the corner
Of Prytania and Camp streets, Tuesday, and
one showed fight, cutting the officers
clothes. No clue.
Two burglars, M. Gallagher and Thomas
Conners, were captured Tuesday morning,
corner of Terpsichore and Carondelei
streets, and peached on the servant girl OF
P E. Bufort, Esq.
Wednesday evening two boys, eight and
ten years old, cousins, were playing with Q
pistol at No. 277 Common street, and james
Rosseau, the elder, accidentally shot the
other, Joseph Mitchell, through the brain
Burglars Wednesday morning visited the
residence of Mr. Bouligny, corner of Ma
/ rails and Dumaine streets and were shot al
by him; the grocery store Of Mr.. P. j.
| BlOomer, corner of Robertson and Dumaine
streets, and were frightened off, and the
flower garden Of Mr.. G. DouchOn, carrying
| off valuable plants No clue.
Tuesday some thieves visited the store Of
| Mr.. j. K. Shire, corner of Roman and
/ Frenchmen streets, and obtained somt
cigars, small change and ham, and Wed
needay night others were frightened away
| in attempting to break open Mrs. O'NeiPl
residence, No. ll5h st. Louis street. M
| clue.
Mr.. Charles Lacoume has been deceived
i in Henry Sellers, whom he was benevolent
| ly endeavoring to bring up in the righ
| path, by his rODbing the cigar stand in tn
st. Charles Exchange.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1877.
United arafnn Cfrcnft Canrfs


Presentation. w. B. Woods, circuit
judge; Hon. E. C. Billings, district Judge.
Thomas Robinson vB. Thomas T. A.Lyms
ct als-The orator, citizen of Great
Britain, alleges the sale Of land In Av0yelles
to Thomas 7. A. Lyms, q citizen Of Ala
bama, for three notes Of $4,000, aRd four of
$64O, May IL, 1870, secured by mortgage;
that A. M. Haas purchased, and pretends
to hold the land by deed from Charles +.
Hsesman, tax collector, and that it has
since been sold to Mary E. Glaizs. That
the tax deed is void because: l. It was for
taxes from 1868 to 1873, and those of 1868
were paid; 2. Faulty description; g. The
land was not divided in lots of ten to
fifty acres as required; 4. No demand was
made; 5. The collector did not make and
record the seizure; 6. No notice of seizure
and sale; z. No search was made for per-
sonal property; 8. Act No. AZ, of March IA,
1873, ia Unconstitutional SO lar as it au.
thoriZes tax sales without authority of a
court of law.
Prayer for subpoena and that plaintiffs
mortgage may be decreed prior in privilege
to claims of defendants. A. j. Murphy and
Rouse g. Grand for plaintiff.
Before Judge Woods:
United States VS.. B. T, BeAuregard.-De
fault taken.
N. w. Casey, receiver, etc., VS.. j. Ri
viere.-Default taken. j. D, Rouse fol
plaintiff.
John Hennessey vs.. John Newell and
trustees. Default set aside. B. Egan fol
plaintiff; L E. Simonds for defendants.
Ellery, Weadt g. Hoffbauer VS.. A
| Brown.-New trial refused.
Before Judge Billings;
| John Kyle Steamboat Company ct al. va
| city of New Orleans.-Suits for wharfag.
dues Illegally collected in 1905 Verdict
for John Kyle Steamboat Company of $500
Northwestern Union Company Of $527 SO
| A. G. G0ddin of $l26l 80.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

On Thursday last there was difficulty
between John 3. Hanks and Taylor Dyer,
both white, which resulted in the death Of
Dyer. Hanks came 60 town and delivered
himself up, had preliminary examination
before Judge Clements, and was released
on bail in the sum Of $500. The facts do
veloped on the trial we're briefly as f0llows
Hanks and Dyer had some words the night
before on the Hard Times place, Bayou
Robert, and were to settle is the next morn
ing at daylight. At daylight Dyer hunted
Hanks up with double barrel shotgun and
proposed TO settle it. Hanks, without cay
ing, rode off, and Dyer went to the store
kept by Mr.. Moore, between the Hard
Times place, where Dyer lived, and the In
glewood place, where Hanks was staying.
Some hours afterward Hanks rods up TO the
store, aud this time he, too, had q shotgun.
He asked for Dyer, who was in the back
room of the store, but parties interfered
and Mr.. Moore proposed to Hanks to give
up hia gun and for them to fighta it out
tisticuf. To this Hanks agreed, and gave
up his gun to Mr.. Moore. About this time
Hanks was told that his wife hearing of his
difficulty had tainted, and he got on bis
horse and started down toward InglewOod.
As he was riding off without his gun Dyer
came out from the back part of the store,
gun in hand. Hanks, after a scuffls with a
Mr.. Burgess who had his gun, got it again,
but before he could tire Dyer fired at him,
some of the shot going through his clothes
at HE knee. Dyer then advanced some steps
with his gun cooked and presented to fire a
second time, when Hanks, who had ad-
vanoed to a favorable position, fired, the
load taking effect in Dyeris breast and kill.
ing him almost Instantly.
We give the facts as proved, witt out com.
ment, as the matter is in the hands of the
officers of the law. 1t was an unfortunate
affair which could have been easily avoided
by resort TO the old rough and tumble fight
without using deadly weapOns.-AIera
Democrat.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
C,arl- Adams. . be Pro%enseA.

The Clerk of the Hense of Represents
tives is now compiling the roll for the or
aauization of the new House. 1t is aseer-
Gained that In a number Of districts contests
of such a nature have been instituted that
neither the Republican nor Democratic can
didate has yet resolved his certificate of
election from the Governor. Ia ell such
eases the name of neither is placed upon
the roll. and az the Republicans claim to
have carried nearly all Of these districts,
and the questions involved are principally
technical ones, of course the result is 70
give to the Democrats 3 larger majority
than they otherwise would have. 1t is
now reported that the roll IS made up BY
Clerk Adams will show the Democratic
majority TO be about seventeen. Leading
Republican members of the next House
now In Washington have held an informal
consultation upon the subject, the obIeet
being to devise some means 70 prevent any
arbitrAry or unusual proceeding, Ghey
are unanimously of the opinion that 20 re-
fuse to place upon the roll the name Of any
Republican whose certificate Of election ia
forwarded to the Clerk would be arbitrary
and illegal, and measures will DO taken to
make . protest against 1t of such nature
As to be effective.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Cnthbert I'll. SIOcOmb.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT F0R THK PARISH
- of Orleans No. sc, ,O98.-Notiee is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, any they
have or can, why the account presented by
Mrs. A. d. HlOcOmt, testsmentary executrix Of the
deceased, should noe be hOmOlogated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance there
with.
By order of the Court.
ap3 lOf JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
SpccesSio1 on Andre LoReI.

GyECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. IS, 38,943.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sOns herein interested, to chow cause within ten
days from the present notification, If any they
have or can, why the final account presented
by E. T. Parker, public administrator and datiye
testamentary executor of the deceased, should
not be homoiogated and approved, and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court. -
mh3O ans g. JOHN HERbBRT, CLERK
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
succesaion Of Ann sinclair,

cSECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. %, 3,e45.--Notice is hereby given
TO the creditors of this estate and TO all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the final account presented by
r Stewart bennee administrator of this estate,
should not be homOlogated and approved. and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith
aSs s GiISl io@ VI 'N' 0O JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

|vwsxv kNyroN. .--.sA daring attempt et
4ohbervn is what the Democrat
ss...,i asrossna Of and taking all the
ia 8. II. Havers Saturday night.
driver on. st. Charles street had
bout him Sunday morning ana
i: 5ssas 4 H's man vheh'd fallen from Ai'
yles dSsucs editorial column seems TO
4A'ss at one editor went to Grunewaid
tha kelssphone The difference
y ~ Sen New York and New Or
|rniisn aak probably 30 apparent early
4 Aoha @ e was after he had been there.
r sR s ront stfeet was entered kilday
EfnR through q doof, and gQni
lewelry ano eiothlng ssoiens
I'M ssiet ID arrested aa an aoeomplice
ssz.oss psr robbery on Tchoupitoulas
ueeember. -
frs Saturday morning did &25
|eAas..s fhe house Of Mr. LOgmyEes NO.
1rietal ah street,
|Bsss be q put Oh for the arrival OF
lzss qualification Of the me@o'
9s S{ah mass meeting, militia pAtAos'
san Baas Ballista will play any
-T1sr1 sihna tor AZ =.
HIS "a Buisae, celebrated ID the
--1]-- "a world. died Saturday.
|9AA4 mernsmk q bullet fsom Mr.
|r. sohsnek, Of No. $50 South Ram,
which Wonid have been fatal y
|s4s beer Ter hie mercy wounded
@as attempting 70 toEee an 90 men'
~ eneh the gallery window, re
ss4s.f4 gallery, and no police being
lfs4f akle e totteE away. 80 elue
~ ht Wednesday burglars cap
ae eA E1rIh Of carpenters, toole at ens
sfz2' H8rn1dt. c1fasf ek ufsaline'
|1hs HaEs. 70 elpe'
- Bel Hondlo. j Nell know
EF tsF F7s7517s7fs ~. ~ -
hluf w jnmpAs into Sa'
e* 10 &st 4 ts #hAst ~
gtfeA at 4It$4 aeia4E
lHsH ~ hf@
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 39O50.-EOtice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estats, and TO all other
persons herein interested, to shOw cause within
ten days from the present notification, II any they
have or can, why the account presented by y.
A. Battles testameniaFy executor Of the deceased,
should not be homologated and approved, ana
the fundn distributed in accordance herewith.
By order of the Court.
JOHN HEBBERT, Clerk,
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
succenaIon 81 Ylreinie Deslas.

CtECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
. of Orleans No. 80, ,lO9.-Eotice Is hereby given
to the creditors of estate and to all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present nOtihcatOn, II any bnt nave
or can why the account presented by
e. T. Parker public administrator and admnistra-
tor OF this estate should not be homologated and
approved and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order of the Court
mh30 ap3 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
EsTAsL.IsHED 1869.


American ana Foreign Passntz.
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mer / Co. solicitors. Patents procursd In all oouM
tries No feea in advance. Ne charge unless the
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and conducting rehearing. Special attention
given to interference cases before the patEnf
auita In different States, and ~ litigation aspex
tanning to inventions patents. Send stamp te
GILMORE 90. for pamphlet Of sixty pages.
Old BouRty land waEranrs.
The last report Of the Commissioners Of ths Gem
eral Land 0h4oe ahows ASST s50a acres Of h0uNs4
land warrants outstanding. Theee were iaann4
under act Of 1855 and prior acts. 6ILMORE C1s
pay cAah tor them- Send BY Registered iattHEs
Where assignments art imperfect we give inshEu4
United States General Land Omee.
Contested land cases prosecuted heIsre tA4
United States General Land ONCE and Department.
Of the Interior. Private Land claims, mlnlag and
presumption claims and homestead cases atten~Nf
Arrears Of Pay and Bannsys
oniOers, soldiers and callers Of the late wak. Of
frOm the RovoERment, Of which they h1Va ne
/ knowledge. Write full history Of seSvios, sn1
/ Close stamp fe GILMORE ( CO.. ana fali r1slF
/ after examination, win be given ygA fnse
Pensions.
An ofaoera soldiers and sailors Woanfe1 Hnfa
tured or injured in tha late war hoWeFar a1qntlTi
can obtain pension hy addressing athAsNA 3
Gases prosscuesd b G1EMoRK 90. before tts
supreme Court q the United ssatss ths ceass g
bach department Of cur business 8 e1n&nSts1
i In = eeparAte bureau under the thaxsA q ens A4
Prompt aftsnbon g al 6uainaas intfustsd la eflz
MORE co. Is fhun necuted We destrH ~ WIN
success hy deserving Il ADDE'S ssls ss,s.u !. t.
mysl waahinstoa, Dislfief * oeiais IS.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

oECOND DISTRICT CoURT FOE THR PARISH
- Of Orleans. No % 2s.s40.-Whsreas. Adam DoeSr
has petitionea the court for lettera Of Adminia.
trati0n on the estate Of his late father, Adam
DOArr deceased. intaafatA. Natioe is barebT given
TO All whom It may concern 70 ahoE oanAe within
ten days why tho prayer Of aAia petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
i 1ahas a abss JOIN HRRHNaT. CIaEh.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1877.
United states Circuit Court,

United StaEes Circuit Court,
Before Judge Woods:
Henry Ellerman vs.. New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas railrosd.-Injunetion perpetu-
ated and defendants restrained from grant
ing permission to any vessels to land at the
wharves $50 feet below Calliopo street, OK
cept those in immediate connection with
the railroad, and prohibited from charging
wharfage dues.
Superior Criminal Csurts
State vs.. Pierre Samorini, David Smith
Zeno Washington.-Carrying concealed
weapons. Pleas of guilty. Sentence of 81
fine; David Smith $40.
State VS.. Joseph Barkley, Francis Noel
William Gilbert ct els.-TFeason. Motion
to dismiss proceedings allowed.
State VS.. Paul CliftoD.-Burglary of Or
leans Club room, January II, 1877. Sen
tenee of two years.
GRAND JURY,
John A. O'Brien, A. Wagner,
Louis Audler, L. V. Dupart,
A. q, Mauberret, B. NJ. Turnbull,
George A, Lanaux, Edward C. Jacobs,
Samuel Snodgrass, William E David,
Lafayette Adams, Oh. Holloway,
e. c. Turner, A. w. Hunter,
Charles Guignard, G. C. Crawford.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
sunsrlor Criminal Court.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1877.
United States Circuit CouRts


Before Judge Woods:
Hosea Bali vs. Joseph Hall.-On trial
Defendant allowed one week to file brief.
J. r. Beckwith for plaintiff; Gv Schmidt for
defendant.
ii, w. Benjamin vs.. C. Cavar9c.-On re-
port of j. w. Gurley, Esq, special master
of the sale of the Louisiana Cotton Manu-
factory to D. G. McCan, the highest bidder
ordered that he make the title accordingly,
Charles A. Spaulding vs.. j. n. g. Ptkin,
marshal, ct al.-InjHnOtion against further
proceedings on fieri facias in case of Hiram
Bsrras vs.. d. Bidwell, against the property
Of complainant. HOrnor & Benedict for
plaintiff.
Charles Case, receiver. VS.. F. NJ. Boland.
Judgment for $500. J. d. Rouse for plain
tiff.
Superior OFamInal CsaEt.
State ex rel. Theo. George VS.. keeper Of
Parish Prison.-Habeas corpus. RelatoI
alleges illegal confinement on charge Of
being 9 dangerous and suscipiOus eLarae
ter, and that it is not an Ofense known to
the law. Writ maintained and relatOr en-
iarged.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

There are startling rumors of writ of
quo tgarrGIlto having been served on the
President last Saturday morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
Auction SALES.


Monday. April 9.
lReK PEARSON. at iost O'Clock, at Ware,
4 IA. l. In the Oustomh0use, warehouaeo
Tciaiuaed goods.
sTABLE 4. P. KELLER, ut u o'clock, ct
4 Magazine street, household furnlture.
Thursdays April IL.
kIDg ]. sPBAR, at lOk O'Clock, at NO. e
& atruet, noteE, Judgments nrtt accounts
,efeat fn two sehOoners; q Sawl.
Saturday, April A4s
MACON q oCoNN0R, at u o'clock. At
trchants and Auotio1eersf Exchange,
stb buildings on Rousseau, between ~.
sssd Fulton streeta; eRme on Oonsta ce,
an FIRST and Second streets; same on
I'm between Chestnut and Coliseum
IsInE j. SPEAR, at IL o'clock, ct the Mer-
= and Auetioneers' Exchange, . lot Win
zes on TerpsichOre, between PryIanla
amp streetA; same in square bounded Dy
6ia walk and Melpomene, Camp ana
~ streets; one.hs1f of lot with buiid-
q Craps, between Spain and MandeVliie
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

The work Of planting eucalyptus O fever
trees along the right Of way OF the central
and Southern Pacific railways, recently be-
run, will probably occupy aboCt two years.
Thev will be set ont in triple rows along
fhe entire length Of both roads, and alsne
The branches Is far IS practicable, The
principal object Is to secure : constant sup
plv Of the best possible wood for telegraph
poles ard railroad eleapoka, a. veil aa ~
Increase il the amount OF rain fall. sleep
SRI 81 Eucalyptus RoatFatAH have eeen
hefefafnre been Imported from Australia
#nrr a ksnet apaelsa Sill be planted. 4ea
eAaisl Is "A nanr klnda Qs sell
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
anccession oil Mrs. Nlyrn II. Isllnor.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans No. SO 3s69s.-NOtice is hereby given
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented
by Mrs. g. n. Montgomery, tes amentary ex-
ecutrlx, and q. Fl. Minor testam meAtary executor
of the deceased should not be homologated and
approved, and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith,
misc ap36s JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
suecessF0n Of Henry Ekelmann

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
- of Orleans, No. IS, ,l8l.- Notice ls hereby gtvel
to the creditors Of this estate and TO all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ter
have or can, why the account presented b.
john Aerka, testanEeLtary executor of this ee
and the fundH distributed in accordance there
with.
By order of the Court.
mh27 30 ap3t JOHN HkRBkkT. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
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Furnished to all who desire to avail thems
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boxing, and packing, and you will receiv5
by return express Tor mail, Il you have
no express ofice) full set OF douDle
Extra-Plated Silver Spoons, free OF any
charge. All express and packing charges
are covered by the rs cents, and the spoons
will be delivered to you free. The coupon
must in all cases be sent. to indicate thas
you are entitled to this premium, as this
very liberal offer is not extended to any one
who is not patron of this paper The re-
tail price of this set of Spoons is $780, ~
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New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1877.
United states Circuit Court,

Before Judge Woods:
E. d. Morgan and j. A. RaynoF vs. New
Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany.-Ordered, that the trustees have au-
thority to exchange 2250 tons of iron rails
for steel rails at $36 so per ton; to purchase
l75 tons of steel rails at $50 per ton; to re.
pair the creosoting works at West Pasca-
goula at 1925; to lease certain property; to
issue certificates of indebtedness to the
amount of $l25 900 for construction and re-
pairs of bridges, and to compromise suit
relative to Pearl river bridge.
Superior Criminal Court
State VS.. John Stringer.-Csrrying con
cealed weapons. Sentence of five days.
State vs. C. Adams and G. Williams
Grand larceny. Sentence of five years each
LINZ rrr r,nr, NM
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

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We guarantee that the goods contracted for are
frst-ciass III every respect and that the usual re-
price to jobbers IS $500 per dozen sets, and we
will in no case retail them at any price, or send
them in single sets 10 any one who does not send
the required {" Coupon, ~ showing that the sender
is patron of this paper
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TBR PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 80 294.--Eotice 10 hereby given
to the creditors of this estate, and to all osheE
persons herein Interested, to show cause within
ten days nom the present notification, Il any
tney have OF can, why the account presented by
Mrs. widow Emily Cook teBtamentAry execufrix
OF the dec aaed, should not be h0moloaatea and
Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
rshs6 ana g. JOHN HRRHERT Clerk.