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Odds and Eads.
he ate WiLh her knife,

She ate with her knife,
Like an old-fashloned wife,
AS would brave boy at clam bake;
And she picked at her tooth,
And it is the plain truth,
She wiped on her mouth with pancake.
The Living Issue says Ehas too many
of our girls are marrying drunkards.
Young man, is there any danger of
your girl marrying drunkard?
A man at Harrisburg, Pa, invited
his friends recently TO Lis ''grand an
nual bawln He has been married ell
even years and has eleven children.
Theological controversy Is as strong
to-day as when the priests discussed
ages ago, and now we want to know
If questions which never can be settled
are worth wasting time over.
"What is a veranda % is now being
discussed by foreign architects. A
veranda, gentleman, is a place where,
with the right kind OF a companion,
you'll find the moon shines brighter
and the hours fly swIfter than in any
other spot on the earth's surface. Try
it once.
Brooklyn Union: A little three
year-old of this city objected the 9th
er morning to getting mp at aybresk,
remsrking that "the light was too dir
ty." A few minutes later she observ-
ed that the light was fclean," and con-
sented TO be dressed.
Talmage says that when God wants
to take people out of the world in
large numbers He can do 1t in less
mean way than putting them in rail-
road trains on rotten bridge timbers.
When the Sc. Alphonsus church ct
Wheeling, West Virginia, took fire the
other day, q wedding was in progress.
The witnesses ran from the church,
but the couple told the priest TO go on,
and, amid smoke and falling debris, the
ceremony was completed.
The last story told about Chicago Is
that twenty-five cents is exaeted IOE
the privilege ofVieWing what IL reck-
oned the choicest curiosity which the
great Lake City can show, viz, the
only unmortgaged piece Of ground.
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AaaIenaa,s sale

IN pursuance of an order of the District
i Court OF the United STATES for the District
of Kansas, made in the matter of Cook &
Chandelier, bankrupts in Bankruptcy, on the
Sd day of January, A. d. 1878. /, Henry G.
Branson, assignee of the estate and effects Of
said bankruptss will, on the first (1st) day of
March, A. ID, 1873, in front of the Court
House door. in the city of Emporia, county Of
Lyon, State of Kansas, proceed to sell, ct
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described tracts or parcels OF
land, being in the county and state aforesaid:
TIT north half OF the southwest quarter OF
quarter of the southwest Quarter Of said
section numbered ten, Q0), the north west
quarter OF said section numbered ten, (l0) and
section numbered nine, ~ all in township
numbered sixteen, (16) Of range numbered
4-5t HENRY c. BRANsoN, Assignee
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FialnL SeffIea,.ea,t

NOTICE is hereby given: That the UNDER
In signed will, on Monday, April 1st 1873
make final settlement of the estate of Henry
3 Chaplin, deceased, at the Office of the Pro-
bate Judge of Lyon county, Kansas.
Sat MARY CHAPIN, Adnninistratrix
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BATWTh VII Sc DEMON

book. by Hck. !. a. pAegs, FH D. Tnseaes-
II tE<eroe1azD zEE11zt - pE8ete8 rzalSsEti
a9urpkY N4y6@S1e ever - ~1SIs 7and.
vita Biographies Perzratfs, ad[zEeezals sae1-
e. Gssas 1ezpsEaDce Apce4tsg Muroi1v
Beyno1ss, and oshefs. Teeming vita power
ful 1set1s 81 eazneEtg and l1lusE<H1fahs * ttss
Ca1Ba q 8eEoag UrA1H.s Po8ftasesY the
latest and best Volssne- 0ntT 81 AGENTS.
WANTED, quickly. 0a+sEIf1 ogsEyfhfaR. .
address e1&NQAG4 SOCK CO.
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Attachment,

John w. stenson, PEai~tt9,l
against
Melvin s. Norris. DeIeadGnt.)
Before J. w List, J. p. of Americusl
Township, Lyon Co., Kas- !
ON the 18th day of January, A, D., 1873
" said Justice issued an order OF attach
ment, in the above entitled action, for the
sum of one hundred and Eve dollars and thir-
" cents, and said cause will be heard be-
lore hlm on Saturday, Feb. 18th, 1873, at his
ONCE in Americas, Lyon county, Kansas.
Americas, Jan. 81, 1878.
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TmORIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
ia Rooms over Emporia National Bank.
Open every afternoon from 8 70 9; every sven-
ing except Friday, from to 8. Life member
room free. &c. NcAuETRLE, Pres.t.
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GRAHRE.

EMPoRIA GRANGE, No, e1s, p. OH
7th, and every two weeks thereafter. Pat
rons in good standing are cordially invited
to attend. T. STRATTON. AAsTKER.
MARY STRATroN. Sec'y.
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The largest oyster on record In the
United States was taken from the beds
In Mobile In 1S40. It measured three
feet and one inch IN length, and tWen-
ty-thFeo and q half inches In breadth
scrcss it, widest part.
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NOTICE

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice
Il is hereby given that, on the Goth OF Feb
ruary, 1873. application will be made to the
Governor Of Kansas for the pardon of Enos
n Davis who was convicted of OBJ tanning
money under false pretenseS, at the March
(1STO term of the District Court of Lyon
county, Kansas. FRANCIS NJ. DAVIS.
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L Meets Wednesday nights Of each week &c
Grange hail REV. H. CLARE, &C.
W. KEENAN,, Recording Sec'y.
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n RWEHis not easily earned ID these
-, times, but it caa be made in
NA N three months by any one OF
either sex, IN sny part % the
country, who IS Wilalng 20 work GEez1lly ~
week IN Your own town. Xoa ned not be
sway from bone over night. Toai csa give
Ycur who's tins % the work, OF only your
making oyer 80 per day Al Wbo engage AZ
once can make money Fast. Al the present
time money cannos be made 50 easily and
rapidly 6t any other business lt costs netf-
ing % try the business Terms and g oufflt
aa.sn. 81 Ha = ~ Co. PORTLAND Ne. :
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He ices the wood -pile--sees the door;
There's fun without" he mutters;
He hides his skates beneath his coat.
To try the frozen cutters.
The night has come; he steals in soft;
She meets him on the landing;
There ZONES a pause--then frantic yeIls (;
He takes his meals now standing.
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. rWsIshS--
Merchants street, betWeeE ID and Sc Aven1es.
Preaching at l0h o m; Sunday scAoOi e D.
n and preaching ct o. p. N. HkHKY RxEsR,
Pastor. >
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CHURCH DaRECTORY.
rnrenon. -

EPIsCOPAL.-et. Andrews Church, cor
ner Of 9th avenue and Commercial street.
Service on the Arst and third Sundays q each
month, at IL Q. m. and TX p. N. Sunday
school every Sunday nc ~ p. m.
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SECOND PREsBYTERIAN, (Weiskt-COr.
ner Market street and 9Th Avenue. Preach
ing every Sunday IS ~ and eH p. nj san
day school as 10 {. N. JoEE JoNEs Pastor.
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CHRISTIAN-Corner Exchange streef ana
It'll Avenue. Services every Sunday at the
usual hours. ssbbaEh School 1t o'clock .. N.
Ali are invited.
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FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-Ccr 9Th ave-
nue. and Commercial street. RreAchtzG IS u
school ~ eK q. N. Prayer moektng eEsrV
Thursday evening. J. "A. CLAEE, Pastor.
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FIRST CoEGREGATIoNAI-- &C.
corner 9Th Avenue. Services every Sunday Is
the usual houD. -3l-s - =
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w,-you-g - vv.evT.s

DAMASCUS LODGE meets h Odd Eel
IL lows hall every Monday eyeEing.
Members in good standing are cordia!lyfn
W.T. HcCARfY, K. h. s. :.
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CATHOLIC-CottOnWoo &c. corner ID Ave.
nue.. Services every fourth Sunday.
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.llLI1

In every town 70 take subscriptions for the
largest. cheapest and best illustrated family
successful agent. The most-elegaat works
Of art given free to subscribers. the price =
ageEt reports making over $s65 IN week a
Lady agent reports taking over go subscribers
IN ten dayas Ali Who engage make E1ou1r
buzIne1s. Or only yOur spare ttzne. x1u need
MT be away from home ever night. You can
do Il a. well IS others Fall particulars. d.
reetsons and terms fres. kle<ant an6 erDe1.
atKs 0zEa free II you want profitable Wcrk
ge1H - genr address at Snces Il Costs roth
3ng 70 tET t1e business No one who engages
4e3lB 50 make greet pay Address ssTaG Foo-
Pies Journal" Portland, Maine. e3-1ys
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METHODIST EPIScoPAL-Herchants d. !.
cor. 9Th Avezue. Preaching every eslndsy & 4
II q. m, and st tins usual hours At night: Sun
day school st ~ p. nj Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. @. W. PYE. Pastor.
AFRICAN METHODIST - 0tsas street.
south Of railroad Services every Sunday 4
II .. n . ane ~ p nj Sunday ocaool e d m
Przyer Meeting Wednesday egeztnR. Oud-
teyCaTteF. Pastor.
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COUNTY OFFICERa.

Judge District Court-E. B. Peyton
Clerk District Court-G. w. Frederick.
SheriR-Hiram Conner.
Attorney-T. N SedgWick.
Treasurer-Jos. Ernst
Clerk. 8. Craig.
Register of Deeds-F. 3. Page.
Supt. Pub. Instruction-O. b. Wharton,
surveyor-Harry Hibben.
Probate Judge-E. W. Cunningham.
Coroner-DR- 3. H. CHITTENDRN.
ID. 8. GILMORE,
u. a. WOOD.
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CITY oFrTCERa

CITY OFFICERS
Mayor Observation-Disclosures. John watson
Treasurer ..-.................Ho Howard Dunlap
Police Judge B Bachelor
City Attorney ............. .ey Buck
City CLERK e. n. Forde
ThieF e. 49, nV - tns
Councilmen-1st Ward, a. A. Baker, 1. l.
Perley. I'd Ward, H. B. Lowe, j. H. Davis.
Ward, Ed. horton, G P. Thies.
Board Of Education-1st w ard, ,. Jay Buck,
n. T. Nix. Sd Ward, H. ". AcCune, I. L.
Haileck 4tA Ward, A.Ao0re. L. y. Kel.
logg Treasurer Board Of Education u. w
Eastman. 81 .F77 80
Justice of the Peace-C. B. BacheIler. n
Sanders. ~ -
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Great chance to make
money. II you can't get
gold You can get green
I hacks We naed a 1lS-r=11r,
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MDrgnary Customs,

By the Roman law those stricken by light
ming were Inferred where they fell. Among
most Christian nations it has been the law to
inter none but Christians in conseerated
ground, and among Roman Catholic nations
this practice Is still vigorously carried out.
In strewng tonbs the Romans preferred
the rose; the Greeks the amarantE and myrtle
It is noteworthy that the three clods of earth
first thrown upon the coffin he'd their ante
type in the thrice repeated valediction uttered
over the Roman corpse. The Christians bear
the corpse to its last home feet first, reversing
the natural position OF life. The Mahomne-
dams are borne head first, looking back upon
their homes. Most nations lay their dead in
recum bent positions, but among some Indian
tribes the dead warrior Is placed In sitting
posture and looking toward the east, with his
bow and war club in his hands.
The Hindoo thinks himself happy to be
waited toward heaven on the waves of the
sacred Ganges. The Moslem dies willingly at
Mecca, as surest there of q speedy passage to
Paradise. The Jew turns toward Jerusalem
In his last moments, and would die content
could his weary eyes but rest upon the city OF
Zion. And as wealthy Jews to this day inn
port soil from the Holy Land wherewith to
line their collins, SO in ancient times the Pisan
crusaders returning home brought with
them holy earth sufficient to fill the Campo
Santo Of Pisa.
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Morals of the .yapanese women.

The japanese ideas Of modesty and chastity
are very different from ours. 1t O. Japanese
woman negiects to hide ner charms it Is not
from indelicacy as she understands it, but
from custom and the absence Of any sus-
pieion that such exposure is indicate. In
this respect they differ from us as much as
we do from the Turks, who consider it in
delicate and immodest for their women to ap-
pear In the streets unveiled. Unchastity in
q married woman Is by their laws q sufficient
ground for divorce, as Is also drinking too
much, and even talking, too much, and yet
divorces from any or all Of these causes are
husband may divorce her, but she counts
it no offense il her husband takes q con-
eubine to raise q family, and she will often,
as once in patriarchal times, counsel her hus-
band to do so, while she maintains her posi-
ton as, next to him, the head of the house
hold. Some OF the wealthy Japanese have
several coueubfnes. Unmarried women and
young girls do not account 1t O. vice, nor does
the law regard it a crime, to consort Tempo
rarily. with those of the opposite seq, and
they do so without any idea OF degradation.
Common prostitution is considered degrad-
ing, yet @ well-edueated and beautiful Japan
csc maiden will without demur, resort to this
life il deemed necessary, with the ap-
lily. The social evil is under government
restriction and surveillance. The Yoshiwara
system, as 1t Is there called, places
all public houses under government super
vision and rigid medical surveillance. The
houses Of the Yosbiwara are located In the
suburbs Of the cities, so that RIGHTEOUSNESS is
far less conspicuous than In our cities. It
should be added that the principal patrons of
the YoshiWara are those who have come from
Christian countries. 1t should also be mem
toned In this connection that as among The
Greek 'hetira,' SO among the Yoshiwara girls
are many OF superior Intellectual culture as
well as personal attractiveness, and that it is
a common aspiration among them to leave
their unwelcome mode of life and become hon
ored wives and mothers, which they some
times are able to do. Jananese society, not
knowing any better, encourages this aspira-
ton, and yirtuous Japanese wives and ma
irons welcome them to their number, just as
the temperate among us welcome the REFORM
ed inebriate,
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Linen suits. three pieces, at two dollars, at
the clearance sale Of M. l.. Byrne & Co., 1863 Ca

A New AND IMPORTANT INyENTToN.-Mr J. J.
Donahoe, the .well-k known mattress maker,
whose commodious manufacfory is now located
at No. A Charities street. has invented. we think.
ever seen. The fact IS Mr.. Donahoe's patent
cord-bound mattress Is bound to supersede the
the Id style at once. These mattresses Of his
they are bound keeps them in shape. keeps out
yermin and renders them d great deal more
easy to handle than the old clumsy shapes that
have been In use for hundreds OF years. II yon
want luxurious bed. get ons Of Donahoe's
patent ord-bound mattresses. and you cannot
fail to be satisfied. The patentee. who is one Of
our enterDrisiug citizens, has undoubtedly hit
upon good thing, and We hope he will reap a
See card published Ia another column.
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NOTICE.
Succession of Alexis Debruille.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN RE-
Il eognized by The hon oraDle the Second Dis
tr1ct court as the surviving partner of the late
commercial firm Of a.. Debruille. and as such
put il possession Of the partnership assets, TO
80
notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
70 the said 4. Dsbrnille TO pay Ene same. and all
those having any claims against said partner
ship viii present the same 70
MRS. FLAVTE DAGIER.
Cernerof Royal and BienFIIie streaLss
S5g ko heF attorney,
VI. @. MURPHY
g5 uustomho uses corner Of RoYal etreSts
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF SALES,
GermaRnia National Bank vs. Edward d.
Wurzburger.

GsrmRnia National Bank vs. Edward q.
Wurzburger.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ is ~ 81 W1ean ana No sa,a asBy ras p
tho HONORABLE the Third district goarf f ~
the parish, OF Orleans IN the above entitled
Tho Merchants and Auetioneers, Exeharsg g.
ROYAL street between Cansl and cgstomhoase
FRIDAY. August IS. 1878, at IL o'clock a.. tic
ooT9 Ef sfssFRf so RBEAsERiH III f aHouNp with
First District OF this city. designated as number
nrinety seven. bounded by Palmyra, Gasauet.
Gen1is and o. q q maausa streets containing
to twenty; two ineluslye; said fdunrs nneasurs
ing two hundred and seventy.geyen feet one
Gasauet streets aud three hundred and nins-
tten feet eight inches six lines front on aenoIs
srty oqursd by tie 0t dendant herei i 81 p
before Leon LaugSin. ate : notary public ID
ms XII 1E FL AZ g IcT 81 aR R5 with iii
the improyements thereon. stuat4d II tie First
Rstrict Of tbs 4gy be square BOUNDED "
thirteen on plan deposited in tie once II ".
plan number forty six. and measuring Thirty
one feet six inches front on Gasduet Street by
one hundred and five feet ten inches four lines
hundred and five feet ten inches three lines III
depth on the line OF lot number twelve. Being
the Sane property required by the defendant
herein by pus chase from Felix Coulon and Ber-
nsrd LaeOste. per act passed before Amedea
Ducatel, notary public in this city. ON the seyen-
tenth Of March, 1870.
8. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all
the improvements thereon situated In the First
District Of this city in the square bounded By
Dorgenois, Gafauet, RochebIave and Palmyra
streets, designated as lot number fourteen on q
plan drawn by G. 4. DArtnas. surveyor. on ths
twenty seventh OF November. 1865, and rneasur-
ing in American measure twenty. seven fBsb
front On Dorgenois street by one hundred and
forty fest three inches deep on the side nearsst
Gasquet street and one hundred and thirfy-
nine feet ely. n inches In depth ON tho line Of
lot number fifteen. between parallel lines. Be-
ing the same property acquired by the dsfend-
ant herein at @ sale made by the sheriff Of the
parish Of Orleans on the fourt enth day Of May.
1879 by yir ue Of n writ Of seizure and sale from
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, ct the suit of E; s; Wurzbnrger VS.. Sarah
A. Snei1l No. 442t of The docket Of said court,
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS FL. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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II Lf
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
jy22 % au4 Il IS %
w. n. Richards vs. Martin Rtnner

w. A. Richards vs.. Martin FimHerty.
EfOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
a ish Of Orleans NJ. 45 14G--By virtue Of awrit
orable the Fourth district Court for the parish
OF Orleans. In the above entitled cause, will
% s f. pa1f an oJh
between Canal and Custonhouse streets, In the
Second District Of this city. on MONDAY, Ans
gust Il, 1873, at IL o clock m' tne following ds"
sezl0 ShR R5TRA,ffSy E 3 T OF GROUND situated
lying end being In tho EiFst Di s OF atla
dido. Liberty late st. Paul. aud Franklin 1s5atg
81 Peter1 streets. designated by thF number
Pounly. civil engineers, dated the. tt Yenty sec
ond day Of December. 1865 and dep tosfted for
reference in I The office Of " ] castsll aqtarg
Of plans. Said lot measure twenty-azsix foot
front On Franklin stree, the same width In the
common to said lot and others. By o. dsptfsl b..
feet: together with ali The bindings and i'm
provements thereon, rights ways and adsFan-
tages thereunto belonging or in any wissS ap-
pertaiuing Being the same properly acquired Lr
Patrick ?. Walsh, per act passed before g5.id no-
tary. CastelI. on the twentieth of July. 1877.
Seized In the above salt.
Ttrms-1 In cash for q sufficient arnonfpt to
pay Plaintiffs claim, say the sum OF four h1ll-
dred dollars With the interest thereon at eight
9sT o a ef ar daD 5nh te INT
for for attorneys fees four dollars costs Of COPY
Of act Of mortgage and costs Of suit and taxes die
on said property. 2. The purchaser to assnmSe,
payment of two promissory notes secured by
mortgage on said property. dated ON the tWtsn-
tV-thlrd OF June. 1877, drawn BY Defendant TO
his own order and Endorsed by himself, each for
the sum OF four hundred dollars. payable re-
sDecivey at two and three years after date. ind
bearing interest Of eight per cent per anntafn
from date until final payment. 9. And the bal
ance Of the price of adjudication, II any, cash
on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
jy11 IS rs au1 8 II
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CITY ORDINANCEs-.-OFFICIAI.
MAYoBA1TY or NEw ORLEANS. y
City Hall, August 10. 1875

MAYoRA1TY or New ORLEANS.
City He'll. August 10, 1875
No. 1862 Administration Series.I
Resotved, That the Mayor and Adrninistra-
tor OF improvements be fully empowered to-
the Board of Health on the City Council,
and that the Mayor, Administrator Of Ae-S
counts and Administrator OF Finance be
empowered and instructed To- raise the
by special loan or otherwise.
Adopted by the Council OF the city oil New
Orleans August 7, 1878.
Yeas-Cavanae, Denis, Diamond, Me-
Caffrey.
ED. P1LsBURY, Mayor.
a true copy:
THos. &. RAP1ER, Secretary.
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One Of the most pleasant places of resort these
gultry afternoons is that Of Balt2s Railroad
Pavilion at the New Lake End wilere. whilst
enjoying the delightful breeze. mine hosts re-
freshnents st e efy prices can bs had His other
guests al that could be- desired Id our city. the
hogpltality Of pleasant and Quiet care anaaEIe5
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HoGsHEAD PoLEs-Planters and eoopers will
find an advertisement In another column Of
this paper calling their attention To the fact
that j. g. Murphy & Co.. No. 3s Poydras street,
b I'VE on hand $4,000 hogshead poles in their
yard. foot of ThaiIa street. They are constantly
Id receipt of green poles, which will be- at the
lowest mar bet rate
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Succession of airs. Widow Elizabeth s1ars

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
- ish of Orleans. No. 40,494- Whereas, Marie
Marchal wife of Jean Barrere, has petitionsd
the court for letters of administration On the
estate Of the late Mrs. Widow Elizabeth Mar-
chai, deceased. Notice Is hereby given TO all
whom 1t may concern to show cause within ton
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the court.
au6 Il 15* JOHN HERBERT CLERK.
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snecessIou MI Wfcnaeg a,s,akaYro.

SECOND DIS TRICT COURT FOR THE
~ Dart h Of Orleans, No 40.514--W Whereas. VIM
nefried Costello has letitioned the court for
estate. Notice is hereby given TO all whom
it. may concern to show cause within ten days
why. the prayer Of the said petitioner should
NOT be granted.
By order Of the court. q
aus ii l5* JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

TThe DEMOCRAT is responsible for none Of
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
70 printed except from responsible partiesl
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Succession of A. III. Clague.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 40 es-Notiee IL hereby
given TO the creditors Of this estate and to- all
other persons herein interested TO show cause
within ten days from the present notification, IL
any they have or ean why the account present
cd by Marie Claeue, datiye ,testarnentary ext
cutrix in this estate, should not be approved
accordance herewith.
By order of the court,
au7 II 16* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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Floating bath and swimming school ON the
river, above Jackson street.