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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-22
NEVADA ITEMS.
From our state ExehanEes.
Eureka County.

Eureka Sentinel, NOu. 2l.-Yesterday
morning the team Of Medling < Co.,
from Ruby Hill. took fright from the
cars at the head OF Poverty Gulch. The
wagon contained Mr.. Msdling. his little
son and the son Of his partner. The
horses very soon became wholly uncon-
trolable, and Mr.. Medlihg was thrown
out near the Jail. lie still held to the
lines, aud was dragged over the ground
for some distance. His wrist was dis
located and his face aud body were much
scratched and bruised. Fortunately the
horses were checked in their mad career
in front Of the Court House. The little
boys escaped uninjured. AZ they both
held to the seat OF the vehicle.
Pack trains laden with ore grace the
landscape between Eureka and Prospect
Mountain.
workmen are making a finish OF COW
ering the water line on Ruby Hill lead
ing to the Richmond hosting works.
Eureka Leader, Nou. 20.-As Mr..
Hillhouse and family were quietly seated
NJ tue uluuof tlDlo ihst o'ouihbs sa's
were startled by a crash OF boards aud
timbers and u jar that threatened the
complete wreck OF their cosy dwelling.
An Investigation into the cause OF the
noise showed that a large rock had rolled
down the mountain side, and. striking
the outhouses attached to the building.
demolished the boards, fortunately losing
its force before coming In contact with
the main residence. Some scamp had
loosened the stone and started il down
the mountain. probably for the fun OF
seeing il tumble.
Congressman Wren was complimented
with a serenade by the Ruby Hill brass
band last night. aud madea few remarks
in his usual happy vein in response. His
many friends thronged his apartments,
for the purpose Of bidding him good.by
prior to his departure for Washington.
lie left this morning. and will be absent
until the latter part OF February.
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AN ARGUMENT FOE CREaA.
TION.
The Chicago T'bnes philosophers over
the Stewart grave robbery thus:

Suieeto Ab"es PuAAceeH.ANs' WV
the Stewart grave robbery thus:
What good purpose Is served BY an en-
deavor 10 stay the inevitable corruption OF
the human remainsl Had the body OF A.
T. Stewart been committed ~ the ground
In . light and perishable coffin his dis
tressed Survivors would DO spared the pres
ent horror. for earth would long since
have resolved the corpse into dust. The
sooner the work OF decomposition Is ac-
complished. tho better. The attempt TO
thwart the operations OF nature by EN-
balming. by the use OF air tight eAskets
and such devices. may DO successful for .
time. but cui bonor
Without intending it. the Times in the
above really offers q substantial argu-
ment in favor OF cremation. Corruption
Is the inevitable heritage OF the dead.
These bodies OF our are doomed TO BE-
converted. by the process Of memorable
Nature herself. into the dust which
forms their basis. To ask. therefore. as
the Times does, why this process should
NOT be FASTENED. by giving the natural
forces the freest possible chance TO oper-
ate. Is to suggest why should ii not be
hastoned still more. and the loathsome-
ness OF the process be avoided Scien'
tiae cremation Is but the process OF nat
ural dis~integration FASTENED. turning the
c%orruptible matter OF tho human body
into ashes in q few hours. instead OF
waiting for a few months or a few years
to turn 1t into dust.
This is a wonderful age OF scientific
research and advancement, and II Is an
age favorable to the steady growth Of
that hsalthful tendency toward the
abolition Of the ceremonial OF interment,
which has already set in. Tho prejudice
against cremation is q thoroughly sense.
less one. rs every person who gives
though, to tho subject admits. On the
one hand We have the disgusting spec
taele OF slow decay TO which we doom
the bodies OF our loved ones when We
consign them to the bosom OF mother
earth. and the crawling. voracious ami
mails which inhabit ii. On the other.
We have the beautiful fire. ,ypi'
cal from time immsmorial Of the purid'
cation Of all things, tapping up in its
embrace all that is corruptible in our
mortal frames. and leaving behind the
pure white ashes which are harmless to
the living. aud serve as im~perishable
mementoes Of the dead. Surely the time
cannot be far distant when an enlighten'
ed world will choose wisely between
these two alternatives ; when civilized
humanity will discard corruption and
rescue its dead from tho disgusting en-
brace Of the worm.
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The Nevada City (Cal.) Truaseripi
yesterday appeared in a new dress
throughout. and the appearance OF this
sprightly little sheet is greatly improved
by the change. In common with the
numerous friends Of the Traaseript. we
hail this as a token Of the increasing
prosperity OF the journal. 1t deserves
success. and the News gladly records
the fact that II Is achieving ii.
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"Ir seems to me-" said q customer
10 his barber. "that in these bard times
you ought to lower your prices for sha-
wing" "Can't do it," replied the bar
Der; nowadays everybody wears such
q long face that w have . great deal
o surface TO shave over"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-22

OLIVER DrrsoS IL the oldest music
publisher in the United States. He has
been in the business over forty years,
and has bought out moro than that mum.
Der Of rival firms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-30

SEVENTH WARD.
f. Il. Doyal, ono hundred and eighty eigh
votes.

SEVENTH WARD.
Fl. r. Doyal, ono hundred and eighty eight
votes.
EIGHTH WARD
Satnvl]e Parent, seventy eight votes
Hercule Landry. siXty-four votes.
- And. acting by virtue and in obedience to the
duty imposed upon me by said act, | do hereby
declare the following named persons to have
been duly elected to inc Offices hereinafter mem
toned. each Of aaid persons. so announced,
having received the greatest number Of votes
cast for the Office for which such person was q
candidate and to which he has boon herein de-
cIared duly elected to wit:
Representatives.. l.. Brent.
Parish Jndge-John 4. Cheeyers.
Shertn-Peter A. Jones.
Coroner~J J. J. Sullivan.
Justices of the PNaca-Second Ward, W. J.
Means: Third Ward Octave Harris; Fourth
Ward, 3. r. Evans Sixth Ward. 4. r.. Grigsby
Seventh Ward, Randall COle Eighth Ward
Moses Fortone; Ninth Ward. j. NJ. Lusk: Ttuth
Ward, r. W. Brown.
Constables SECOND Ward Owen White Third
Ward James Holmes Fourth Ward james Mo
Gray; Sixth Ward, Anthony Park; Seventh
Ward. Steven johnson; Eighth Ward. John
brisc0 Ninth Ward. l.. Gautro@u; Tenth Ward,
Police Jurors-First Ward. Allen Thomas
Second Ward. Raphael Lewis Third Ward
Joseph Ferrier Fifth Ward, Israel Mitchell
Sixth Ward. Augustus Knight; Seventh Ward.
II. K. DoyaI; Eighth Ward, Sanville Parent.
Given under my signature and the seHI OF the
State OF Louisiana at the city Of New Orleans.
this twenty sixth day Of November A. y. 1878.
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
OFYCE OF TEE COMMISSIONERS OF 7

OEy1cE OF TEE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Consolidated Debt Of the City Of new Orleans.
Room No. S, City Hall,
New Orleans, November IS, 1878. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Department until MONDAE- December 2, 1873
at u O'Clock H., for ths purchase Of One Thou
sand Shares moro or less, Of one hundred dol
lars each In the New Orleans Waterworks Com
pany, payable 81 the floating debt Of the city
UNPAID ordinances Of 1878 included). as author
ized and described in ordinances Nos. t45s and
1885, A. S. texsepting city money! Bids TO state
the highest price for stock, not less than par,
payable In the floating debt
Blank forms for proDosals may be had by ap.
plying at the Office Of Administrator Of Public
Accounts.
The oity reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, and answers will be given the following
day at II n.
Ed. PILSBURY, Mayor.
J. G. DENIS,
Administrator of Finance
J. G.. BROWN.
Mo I'd Administrator Of Public Accounts.
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PROPOSALS. FOR LEYEE WORK.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !

Executive Department.. /
New Orleans. November d. 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office
until MONDAY December 2, at 10 o'clock H.,
for the construction Of the following levees:
Raleigh, parish Of East Carroll, Fourth Dis
trict.
Ford Field Extension parish Of Tensas
Fourth District.
Upper Bondurant. parish Of Tensns. Fourth
District.
Waterproof, parish Of Tensas, Fourth Dis
trict
Lecaze. parish Of st. John, Second District.
Horns Store, parish Of st. John, Second Dis
trict
Plans, proflles and specifications Of the above
works are now ready for inspection at the State
Engineers office. Proposals shall be addressed
to the undersigned, and each one indOrsed for
tho particular levee on which the bid is made.
The sealed proposals must contain deposit.
amounting to one cent for each yard Of the es-
ttmated contents up to ten thousand yards, and
an additional quarter Of one cent for every yard
over. to be forfeited to the State In case Of the
failure Of the contractor or 5ondsmen to qualify
within forty eight hours after adjudication or
else the bondsmen must be present at the OPEN
ing Of the bids, prepared to sign Immediately.
Payment Of this work shall be made as per
statement in the office Of the State Board Of
Engineers.
The Board reserves to itself the right TO re-
ject any or ell bids.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor and President Of the Board of State
Eng nO2A I'd
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SECOND WARD.
Louis Hall. ninety ono votes.
NJ. Fitzgerald, eighteen votes
THIRD WARD.
Harry Virgins, forty six votes.
IL. j, Allan. one vote.
FOURTH WARD.
No returns received.
FIFTH WARD.
Walter Tucman, ninety nine votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Not Boyer, forty nine votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
J. b. Nurdin, Jr., twenty lhree votes.
Paul Polite eleven votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
SECOND WARD.
Joseph J. nnigle. ninety ono votes.
Charles L. WOODS, ninety three votes.
Scattering. one vote.
THIRD WARD.
@. J. Barrow, forty-six votes.
Ut. Gilbert, two votes.
FOURTH WARD
No returns received.
FIFTH WARD.
ThoophiIe Mahier. ninety nine votes,
SIXTH WARD
Aaron Davis. forty-nine votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
J, I. Nurdin. Sr.. tWnnty-three votes.
Gabriel IAgnn, ton votes.
And, acting by virtue and In obedience TO tho
duty Imposed upOn me by said net, do hereby
declare til following named persons to have
been duly elected to the offices hereinafter mem
toned. each Of said persons, so announced,
having received the greatest number of votes
cast for the Office for which such person was n
candidate. and to which he has been herein de-
clqred duly elected; to wit:
Representatve-N. W. Pope.
Parish ,Iudge-Henry J. Hyams
SheritT-Lruis Kirkland
Cnroner-Jean Bnptiste Hebert.
Justices of tho Peace second Ward, Ursin
Lejeune: Third Ward @. W. Pope. Fifth Ward,
A. g. Woods; Sixth Ward. Goorge Washington !:
Seventh Ward; W. G. Germany.
Constitutes Second Ward, Louis Hall; Third
Ward, Harry Virgins; Fifth Ward, Walter
rucman;. Sixth Ward, Nat Boyer; Seventh
Ward. J. j. Nurdin Jr.
Police Jurors-Second Ward. Charles P
Woods; Third Ward, {. J. Barrow: Fifth Ward
rheophie Mnhier; Sixth Ward. Aaron Davis;
seventh Ward J. b. Nurdin. Rr.
Given under my signature and the seal of tho
state of Louisiana OF the city of Now Orleans
his twenty ninth day Of November. A, D. 1873
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary OF State
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CANCELLATION or BONDS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FxNcutiVa DHuArtment.

Whereas, FRANK PACE. Jr,. Of the city Of New
Orleans. has applied to me for the cancellation
Of the two following described bonds. to wit
l. Ono bond, dated November d. 1872 drawn
by said Frank Pace. Jr, ~ principal and J. L
Tissot and John Grayer as sUrettes in the fol-
lowing sums. to wit: The said Frank Pace. Jr.
RS principaI for the full sum Of five thousand
dollars and the said J. l.. Tssot IS surety in the
sum Of five thousand dollars and the said John
Grayer as surety in the sum Of five thousand
dollars.
O. One bond. dated December d. 1872. drawn
by said Frank Pace, Jr es principal and J. l..
Tissot and William Pagan rs sureties In the
following sums, to wit: The said Frank Pace,
Jr. as principal for the full sum Of ten thou
sand dollars, and J. l.. TiasOt and William
Pagan each In the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars
as sureties: both Of which bonds were given by
the said Frank Pace, j.. to secure the faithful
performances of his duties as Clerk Of the SEQ
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans
Now, therefore, I. FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation
with the view Of giving pablo notice to all per-
sons therein concerned and Interested to show
cause in writing, at the office Of the Secretary
Of State, In the city OF New Orleans. within
ninety days from and after the last publication
hereof why the said bonds should not be- can
celed and annulled, and the sareties therein
named discharged s5orn any further liabilities
In the premises.
Witness ny signature, authenticated With the
seal Of the State Of Louisiana, at the city Of New
Orleans. this niaSteenth day Of the gaonth OF
June In che yeaD Of our L9rd one thousand
eight huadred and seventy seven. and Of the
one hundred and FIRST year OF the Independence
Of the United States Of Amsrca.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
By the GovsrEOr:
OSCAB ARROYO,
nos BOD Assistant Secretary Of State.
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ONNTCIAL =.
Election Returns of the Parish
of West Baton Rouge.

pEIT REMEMBERED, THAT ON THIS DAY
~ the undersigned authority acting by virtue
of and in obedience to section 80 of act No So Of
the extra session of the General Assembly of tho
state Of Louisiana. approved April II. 1877. hav-
ing complied the election returns, filed In this
Office, Of the election held in the parish of
WEST BATON ROUGE. on the fifth day OF No
yombor A. u. 1878. under the constitution and
ExeoeHey Frsnels T. Nehas Governor Of Of the the
vaad gy I'm the OF all the
mentioned, the offices for which each was voted
tor, ana t9e number OF votes actually cast for
each canddate as shown by said returns. do
hereby officially announce and declare the same
to be rs folloW1. to wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
n. W. Pope. two hundred and eighty-four
Luke RiElups. forty six votes
Frank Delaney. twenty-five votes.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
Henry T. Hyams three hundred and forty two
votes.
Theodore Bergeron three votes.
Omer Icbert, ono vote.
William White. one vote.
FOR SHERIFF.
J. Louis Thibodaux. .eighty-three votes.
Louis Kirkland. two hundred and seventy-two
votes.
A. N, Dubroca one vote.
FOR CORONER.
jean Baptiste Hebert. eighty one votes.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
No returns received
SECOND WARD.
Ursn Lejeune. one hundred and eighty four
votes.
W j. Woodruff, three votes.
THIRD WARD.
c. W. Pope forty-six votes.
Nick Baker, one vote.
FOURTH WARD.
No returns received.
FIFTH WARD.
A. C. Woods, ninety nine votes.
SIXTH WARD.
George Washington. forty nine votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
W. G. Germany. twenty three votes.
AZ, Lazare, eleven votes.
FOR CONSTABLES.
FIRST WARD.
No returns received.
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JUDICIAL ADVER IT'S EmENTs.
Charles Hammer vs.. Szrs. Whites Heirs.

Charles Hammer VS.. SErs. whites Heirs.
L1OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
A ish OF Orleans. No 45 ,166-by virtue of p writ
Of seizure and sale, to me directed by tho hOu-
orable the Fourth District Court for tho parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, / will
proceed to soil at public auction, ut tho Nor
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustOmhouse strees, IN tho
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY,
November 80. 1878, ut II O'Clock M. tho following
described property to wit
A LOT UF GROUND, with all the buildings
nnd improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District Of this city. In tho square bound
cd by Victory, Marigny. Eysian FIolds streets
and the Public Road, aud measures, in Ameri-
can measure, about nineteen foot ono Inch six
lines front on Marigny street by n depth Of
about one hundred and seventeBn foot five
inches and about tWenty-six feet two inches
four lines In width in the renr. with the use Of
9 yard aud alley opening on Marlgny street,
The whole as per pIan number two hundred
and siXty-three in the office Of r. GuyO|, Jtnry
public in this city. B0ing the Sumo property
acquired by tho late Elizabeth Doniphon. Ill
vorced wife of William Henry Wife, from
before Joseph Cohen. notary public In this city,
on the twenty sixth of August, 1871.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and lat auc-
Gated to the highest and last bidder for what it
will bring, ut twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser furnishing bond, with good and solvent
security, henring eight Ger cent interest per an
property sold. until final payment. Said pur-
chaser will have to deduct n0d pay In cash the
printing, sheriffs and clerks foes etc. which
amount to about one hundred and tWenty dol
lars (sl20); and furthermore tho State, parish
and municipal taxes, the amount Of which is
10'' THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sherif Of the Parish of Orleans
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CONSTABLE SALES.

John n. Kent VS.. Bernard Huff.
SEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans. Nos. 1921. 1902 and 7G35-By
virtue of three writs of fieri faeias, to me- di-
tioo of the Peace In and for the parish Of Or
leans. In the above entitled and numbered suits,
/ will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
domtci}e Of defendant. on Delachaise street, be-
tween Prytania and Coliseum streets. sixth
District of this city. on TUESDAY, December 10,
1873, at u o'clock 9. m.- --
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Of one Upr light Piano, Bureaus Ar
moir- Sofas. Cushion Chairs. etc, as per inven-
tory on file in my Office.
Seized In the above entitled and mum bered
suits.
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
nO3O de4 s A. p KELLER, Constable.
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The Caty of New Orleans, Citizens say
ings Bank subrogated, w. John RheinthnI.
TT0HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans, No 4o414-By virtue Of
a writ Of teri facias. to me directed by the hon
orabe the Third District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in tho above entitled cause. [ will pro-
coed to sell at public auction ut tho Merchants
and Auctioneers'' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city. on TUESDAY,
December 81. 1873 at II o'clock M, the follow
Il TWO CER1pAiN L{OTB OF GROUND sit
uated in square number two hundred and
eighteen OF the First District Of this city.
bounded by Girod, Carondelet, Julia and st.
Charles streets. known rs lots numbers twenty
eight and twenty nine { said suuArc, measur-
ing sixty feet front on GirOd street by ono hun
Dr. cd and twenty seven feet in depth as per
description on tax bill Of 1877 filed with sub
rogation herein.
Heized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
no3O der IA 81 % 81
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JUDICIAL ADVERT1sEMHFEEzE1E = 8.
AUCTION SALES.
by Albert Paul &c Go.
PROPERTY IN ALGTERS.
aT1CCESSTON OF VICTOR LAUMAN

DY ALBERT PAUL & gO.-Albert Paul nue.
ID tionser-Of1ce No. Is Royal street-On SAT
URDAY. January 4, 1879. at Ia O'Clock NJ will
be- sold at auction at Meehans Coffee house,
Alg ers. by virtue Of an order Of A: l.: Tissot.
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. dated November 40. 1878. the fol-
'0 " TbE L THkEE UNDIVIDED FOURTHS Of
tho following described property, together with
tho three undivided fonrths of all the buildings
and improvements thereon:
FirBt-A certain pioce or portion Of ground,
situated on th9 rIGht BECK q the Mss'ssnpl
ing 60 feet front on Hendee street. COMMENCING
ut distance Of 1}5 feet from the corner OF Hon
dee and Patterson streets. by 1876 feet In depth
American measure,
Second-Auother piece or portion Of ground.
MISC situated on the right bank Of tho Missia
sippi river, in the snid Fifth District Of this
city measuring, American measure. 60 leet
front on Hondee str OF. commencing ut dis,
lance Of 1876 feet from the rorner Of Hen1eo and
Patterson streets, by 1876 in depth,
Tnrmg-Cnsh.
Act Of sno at purchasers expense. beforo
John J. Bnrneh notnrV public.
uO2N DIT u % la4f
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UNCLAIMED STORAGE At AUCTION. RE-
uninlng In store No. 40 Royal strnot, com
pri3lng Walnut and Mnhpgony ParIor. Bed
md Dining room Furnfuro. CARROTS. Mir
rprs, Grockory. etc, besides u largo cOIlec-
ton Of other useful household articles.
DYALBEHT PAUL & CO.. AUCIIONEERS,
ID snlesrOnm d. Royal street-On SATURDAY.
November 80. 1873 at II o'clock g. m. at Mrs. J:
IIsnry's furniture store No. 40 Royal street, will
be- sold ut an" ion
A LARGE COLLECTION OF FURNITURE.
etc, IN which storage has not boen paid.
pfF
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AUCTION SALES
Tsv Albert Paul & Co.

nut. Mahogany and Oak Parlor. Bed and
Dining room furniture. Mirrors, Carpets.
Crockery. Glass and Plated Ware. Kitchen
Stoves etc
DY ALBERT PAUL g. CO., Aucfoneers-
. Saesrooms No. 45 Royal street-On MON
DAY, December 2. 1873, at lOi2 o'clock q. M. at
the residence corner Of Robertson and Gas1uet
streets .
Tnrms-Cash no3O del ~
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WOODl WOOD! WOODl

(!oNBTANTLY RECEIVING PER HOMER
~ Island line Of Steamers, J. 3. Frazer, JOSEF Il
phine and barges. At Wholesale and retail. ]
Honey Island wood ana Teal Yards,
No. BIS Julia. near Magnolia Bridge New Basin
also at corner Carondelet Walk and MarasaN
street Old Basin. Main Office No. 1853 Command
street. P. 0. address, Lock box 1890.
Wood delivered 10 any part Of the city. Il
Oak Wood, per cord ,best) ......-..~.. IA
OAK and Ash mixed. per cord. ..>-.-.s.--. 6 Oh
Liberal discount made to dealers, Pn,, meas
ure and satisfaction guaranteed dec2 f
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Succession of Anton Mayer.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. &C, Notice is hereby
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
account presented by Mrs Susan Mayer, tutrix,
and as such administering this estate should
not be approved and homologateQ. and the
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the court
nO21 Is 30 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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TIVE CREDITORS OF THIS ESTATE ARE
4 notified to present their claims, and debtors
to mako payment within the next ten days to
MRS. Fl. GOLDSMITH,
Administrators and Natural Tutrix,
nO2O Is 3O* 203 Canal street.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

SUCCESSION OF HENRY GOLDSMITH.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 40 SAT.
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CHOICE RESIDENCE PROPERTY IN TIE
FOURTH DISTRICT.

SUCCESSION OF Mrs. ELIZABETH TUCKER
MALONE.
Widow Of the late Alexander Wheless.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No, 10 5t;5.