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LOOK LOCK! LOCK
Greet Reduction In Oysters.

Great Reduction Il: Oysters.
will sell from to-day, raw
oysters for IS cents a dozen.
stewed and fried for for s. cents.
Families supplied at the low
rate of ST per 100 or Is cents
for 50.
Fresh oysters received every
day.
The patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM NEWMAN.
Nov. 10. Opposite the Central.
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so5.-The totol amount of
fines collected in the Mayors
court for the month of Novem-
Der up to date is sos. Since
the Ist of September over s43S
has been collected and paid in
to the city treasury.
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MAYORS CouRr.-During the
past three days the following
cases were disposed of. One
each day. Bill Allen, H. Kra-
mer and E. Robinson were each
fined 81 and trimmings, all for
disturbing the peace.
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Pampell & Harrison have the
best and most complete stock
of ready-made clothing and gen
tlemens' wear in the city, which
they offer cheap for cash.
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26-The Hog Marshal and
his able corps of deputies on
Thursday captured 20 head of
hogs.
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TAGGING AND TIES.
Bagging, double anchor, heavy, I4@.
Ties, all kind, per bdl. ....... z75@
Rough lumber, all kinds, pc, NJ. $40 20
Dressed and matched flooring, in. 81 so
Shingles, o. r., per M...... ..... IS
b. sc *
Doors, smallest sixe. 2-6x6-6 EACH. Is
Sashes, glazed, smallest size, SxIo... 20
Blinds, rolling Stats, smallest size, SxIo I 40
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Bur few people were in town
yesterday, consequently BUSH
ness was rather dull.
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FEED STABLE.

Atthe old Crumpler stand, near the Fen
nington Hotel.
BRENNAN, TEXAS.
j keep tor sale Corn, Fodder. Hay, Oats,
Seed Oats, Wheat Bran, and Cotton Seed
Meal. Twill also
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ANNIVERSARY BALL The
Brennan Turn Verein, an as
ISOLATION of young men, will give
their first anniversary ball, at
Eldridge Hall, on Friday even
ing, December the 18th. Invi-
tations will soon be issued.
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CAPTURED. = Deputy sheriff
M. H. Williams started off n
few days ago in search OF a man
named Elijah Jones, who is
charged with the murder of An
derson Helm, a negro police
man, in this city about a year
and a halt ago. Jones was ar
rested by Williams at Round
Rock on Wednesday night.
Williams arrived with his pris-
oner or Thursday afternoons
train when he was escorted to
the county jail. Jones has the
appearance and garb of a Cow
boy"
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A GOOD joke is told on par
ty of BRENNAN Nimrods, who
last week went up to the state
of Burleson to kill deer and
such other game as came in
their way. They were camped
on one of the tributaries of the
Yegua and on the last night of
their stay went fire hunting"
during the evening two pairs of
eyes were "shined" and shot at.
An examination of the game
showed that instead of a deer a
mare and colt had been killed.
Upon returning home the joke
got out. 1t was too good to
keep.
THANKseIvING.- Yesterday
being Thanksgiving day was a
sort of a half holiday half bus
mess day. The banks, county
Offices and postoffice were clos
ed. Our county officials are
specially noted for their piety-
they are all very pious men and
understand making out fee
bills, In the morningthe various
pastors held union services at
the Opera House. The atten-
dance was not as large as might
have been expected, but then
the vast mass of the people are
Of an unthankful disposition.
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Feed Horses for Is cents.

Board by the Month, Ten Dollars.
keep Wagon Yard and Lot for pennine
Horses and Cattle, with a good supply OF
water. Give me call.
REvERDY SCOTT
nova2wtf Proprietor.
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SATURDAY was a bright pleas
ant day over head but was win
dy and dusty.
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New HoUsEs.,-A new dry
goods house is shortly to be
opened, and a new wet groce-
nv" establishment will soon or
nament a prominent business
corner.
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NEWLY elected officers are
busy preparing their official
bonds.
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ANOTHER TEXAS VETERAN GONE.
Death Of Cart. tioratlc rhri6man.

hnrFsAN, Nov. 2sth, ISIS.
Editors Banner.
Yesterday evening received the following
notice of the death of my old friend, Captain
ChrisInan:
Caldwell, Nov 22i-DCar Friend: II Is
nv sad duty to inform You Of the death Of your
oil and esteemed friend, capt. Horafio ChiS-
man, who departed thi, life nj my re-iicuce,
Buriesnn county, at 2:l5 \. ", November q.
lie expressed himself resigned To the VIII of
Providence. lie often spuke of You and had
looked forward 10 the reunion of the Old Vet
Grams at Galveston, in April next, with more
;lan usual interest Yours truly,
I c. THOMPSON. -
Captain Uoratio Chrisman was native of
Virginia. born, think, The 18Th of Angus,
49,. ySHuAsvas in his eighty-seconi year. He
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Local Intslligences.

CORNER LoAFERs had TO aban-
don their business on Tuesday.
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NEW HoUsEs..-A new dry
goods house is shortly to be
opened, and new wet groce-
nv" establishment will soon or
nament a prominent business
corner.
ANNIVERSARY BALL The
Brennan Turn Verein, an as
ISOLATION of young men, will give
their first anniversary ball, at
Eldridge Hall, on Friday even
ing, December the 18th. Invi-
tations will soon be issued.
so5.-The totol amount of
fines collected in the Mayors
court for the month of Novem-
Der up to date IS sos. Since
the 1st of September over s43S
has been collected and paid in
to the city treasury.
MAYORS CouRr.-During the
past three days the following
cases were disposed of. One
each day. Bill Allen, H. Kra-
mer and E. Robinson were each
fined 81 and trimmings, all for
disturbing the peace.
Turn VEREIN BALL.-The
tickets of invitation for the first
anniversary ball of the Brennan
Turn-Vereins, to take place De-
cember 9Th, will be issued in a
day or two. The managers are
determined to make it sue
cess.
IMPRovEMENTs.-In the south
western part of town Mrs. Ba-
ker is putting up a new resi-
dence. On west Sandy street
a very neat small residence is
being built. At Camptown a
new store house has lately been
erected.
EMIeRANTs. = On Sunday
night quite a number of Bohe-
milan emigrants arrived on the
train. They had been delayed
at Morgan city for some time
on account of quarantine. We
learn that they will settle in the
Wesley neighborhood.
MILITARY BALL.-The Bren-
ham Greys have already begun
preparations for grand ball to
be giving on Monday evening,
December %. All the balls
given by the Greys have prov
ed successful, and the proposed
one will be no exception.
COUNTY COURT Wednes-
day-The damage suit of Beck
er VS.. Doran was resumed
and occupied the day.
The result was a mistrial; the
jury falling to agree was dis
charged. The case will come
up again at the next term of
the court.
CoLD.-Tuesday was one of
the coolest days of the season;
the mercury in the morning was
away down to 400 Wood was
in active demand and numerous
piles were visible on the streets.
Colored gentlemen, who make
speciality of chopping wood,
reaped a rich harvest.
BRENNAN has an excellent
fire department, there now be-
ing three companies. viz: Hook
Ladder No. 1. Mechanics En-
CINE No. I and Brenllam Buck
ct No. 1. All are number one
companies in fact as well as in
name. The election of a Chief
and assistant chief of the de-
partment will be next in order.
COUNTY CouRr.-Tuesday-
The entiIe day was occupied in
the trial of the case of Becker
VS.. Doran. This is a suit for
damage growing out of Doran's
seizure of meat at Becker's stall
in the market. Able counsels
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Ceux qui ont des
terres q yendre
attention.

Messrs. F. Armant & Gle, II
Rue du Camp, Nlle-Orl6ans son1
prets a publier gratis sur leur pam
rhlet, concernant les jerdoyante,
Paroisses de Ia Loa.isiqne, Ioffre en-
vente de toutes terres ct proprie
tes conform6ment a la description
qui sera donnee a E. Montagne a
Abbeville. seul agent de Messrs.
f. Armant & Gle pour la paroisse
Vermillon.
Aacune vente n'6tant effectu6e
les propprietaires n'anraient rien
a payer pour frais de publication,
mals dams le cas- contraire lis paie-
ront u4e commission reasonable
convene d'avance par contrat.--
Pour plus de detail adressez yous
directementa a M. Ernest Montague
seul agent pour la paroisse Yer
million de la maison T. Armant &
Gle, Bureau des Terres ct dim
migration. i E. MoNTAGNE,
Abbeville, Vermillon.
81 Juliet TT.
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STATE Of Louisiana - Parish
Court-Parish of Vermilion-No
526.
Succession Of Paulin Fontelieu.
Application Of W. f. Schwing,
Whereas said applicant has
filed in the Office Of the clerk Of
said Court, petition praying to
appointed administrator of the
aforesaid succession:
Now, therefore, notice is here.
by given to all whom it may con
cern, or those interested therein
to make opposition, and also to
give their reasons, if any they
have, why said petitioners prayer
should not be granted by filing the
same in writing in the Office of the
clerk of Court within ten days
from the date of the present
notice.
Given under my official signature
at Office, in the town Of Abbe-
vile, this 25th day Of August A.
D. 1877.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD,
Clerk.
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TO the Editors Of the Stale OF
Louisiana.
Louisiana

The Louisiana Bureau of In,mi-
grafton is receiving many letters
of inquiry from various sources
calling for information for farm
ers, mechanics laborers, business
men, and capitalists, who desire
to settle in this State, or invest
capital here. Our bureau has
issued two descriptive circulars,
with maps for the benefit of such
inquired. We have sent off many
circulars, and copies of Louisiana
ifs 1t Is, and written answers
IN response to letters Of inquiry.
Our bureau has opened books to
receive descriptions OF lands, for
sale, propositions to lease lands.
or to have lands, worked on
shares-any- proposition that may
enllghten the immigrant who
wants to come to Louisiana.
We will record all such descrin.
tions of lands and propositions in
our books, which will be open to
strangers and persons wishing to
purchase, and these descriptions
will furnish the bureau with an
additional fund Of valuable infor.
nation for future circulars, and
to be used in our letters IN reply
to inquiries.
AS our board has no funds and
no income expect the small amount
furnished by merchants and others
in New Orleans who subscribe to
assist US in our labors, we respect.
fully beg the editors of the State
to published this notice, for a few
weeks or months, without charge
to the board, for the benefit of
immigration and the State.
VIM. BoGEL, President.
Office Louisiana Bureau of Immi-
grafton, No, s Commercial Place
New Orleans, La, Oct. 6, 1877.
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school S0ard Proceedings,
January 5. 1878.

The Board met this day at its
regular meeting. Present : j. N
Williams, president. J. Ahshire
B. Faulk, John Lenore, Daniel
Paul, Isaac Wise and +. r. King.
A bsaE5 Z. I. Mouton and Archie
Young.
The minutes CT last meeting
were read and adopted.
On motion the school kept by
Mr.. Geo. W. Summers was dis
continued.
On motion the school kept by
Mr.. J. A. Meagher was discon-
tinned.
On motion resolved that the
salaries Of all the teachers outside
Of the town Of Aboeyille be re-
duced to thirty-Gve dollars per
month.
The resignation Of P. I. Mouton
as q member Of the board having
been presented, or motion the
same was ccceptea.
On motion, NLessrs. r. Pickett,
Z. W. Huf and Austin Lee were
appointed q comm.ttee to iayesti-
gate the charges brought to this
board against G. J. Young and
report to this body at its next
meeting.
On motion resolved that the
visiting trustees at Campbell's
settlement be authorized to remove
all their school furniture to the
school kept Mr.. L. $. Rice.
On motion the meeting adjourn.
ed.
J. n. WILLIAMS,
President.
=,
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active
practice, having hid placed in his hands
by an East Indian missionary the formula
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy aud permanent cure Of Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung affections, also a posi-
tive and radical cure for General Debility
and all nervous complaints, after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases feels il his
duty to make it known 10 hfs suffering
fellows. The recipe will be sent free o!
charge, to all who desire it, with full di-
rections for preparing and successfully
using. Address with stamp naming this
paper, DR.. J. G. Stone, A North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.-Noy. ly.
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ISAAC WISE, Secretary.
Police > BzzVy, !,

On Monday, the 7th day O.
January 1878, 4. D., the Police
Jury met in regular session at the
courthouse in AboGyiIlo.
Were present :Aessgg. Brous
eard, Perry and Wise.
Absent :: Nessrs. Lelou and
Hofpauir.
On motion CT Ir. Wise, n.
Perry, Esq, was elected president
pro ten.
Art. 4 adopted December Sd
1877, was amended ny adding
1.-TWO Registers or Record books
and Index for successions fer use
cf the clerks Office" with this
amendment the minutes Of last
meeting were read and adopted.
Mr.. Wise in accordance with
the provisions Of Art. 2 adopted
December Sd 1877, reported that
the repairs, &c, made to the Ab-
bevii!e Bridge were paid in full,
and at his request his mechanics
lien Oh said bridge was cancelled
ard annullad.
Art. |. Resolved that the par
!sh taZ Collector be notified to
make a settlement Of his collec-
tions with the Finance Committee
Oh The Goth day Of January inst.
to the 3Ist Cay Of December 1877.
Art. 2. Resolved that the par
tsh Treasurer be also notified and
required to make similar settle
ment with said committee on or
before the Ist proximo.
Geo. N. EIdrigde, ESQ, tender
ed his resignation as a member of
the Finance Committee, which be-
ing accepted, John c. White, ESQ.,,
was elected in his place.
Whereas, the financial affairs of
the parish Of Vemilion are in an
embarrassed condition, and the
parish is unable to pay it's out
standing Indebtedness. under the
rate Of taxation as now fixed by
law.
Art. 3. Be it Resolved, that
the General Assembly of the State
Of Louisiana, be requested to pass
an act authorizing the Police Jury
Of Vermilion parish to fund said
Indebtedness, amounting approx.
mately to ($8oO0 s0) and issue
interest bearing bonds therefor,
payable in one, two and three
years and authorizing the levy of
a special tax to meet the payment
of said bonds and interest.
Art. 3. Resolved that the
Clerk of this body transmit copies
of the above resolution to our
Senator and Representative in the
General Assembly.
The Police Jury proceeded to
elect the officers Of this body to
serve during the present year end
resulted as follows:
Nathan Perry, president.
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THE Lost Cause A mag
nificent picture 14x1s inches in
size represents a confederate sold
ier after the war returning to his
home, which he finds lonely and
desolate. In front of the ruined
cottage are two graves with rude
crosses, on one Of which some
friendly hand has hung a garland.
To the right the calm river and
rising moon indicate peace and
rest. The stars, seen through the
trees, represent the Southern
Cross. 1tis a picture that will
touch every Southern heart. and
should find a place in every South
ern home. One copy sent by mail
mounted on a roller and postpaid
on receipt Of Is cents, or threefor
sixty cents. Address A CREGAB
q Co. No. 169 Market Street,
Chattanooga, Tenn. agents want
ed every where to sell our cheap
and popular pictures, stationery
packages etc. 3 to $40 per day
easily made. No money required
until the pictures are sold, Send
stamp for catalogue and terms.
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The Confederate Soldiers Return.
or the Lost Cause.
The Confederate soldiers re.
tnrn, or the LosT CAUsE-A mag
nihcent picture, beautiful in design
and artistic in execution. tt rep
resents Confederate soldier after
the war returning to his home.
which he finds ruined by shot and
shell, looking lonely and desolate.
In front Of the ruined cottage,
telling a sad tale of the miseries
OF war, are two graves with rude
crosses, on one of which some
friendly hand has hung garland.
The graves are overhung by
weeping willow, in the shadow Of
which stands the returned soldier
with bowed head, as if thinking Of
the past. To the right the calm
river and rising moon indicate
peace and rest. The stars seen
through trees represent the South
ern Gross, draped over the graves,
an emblem of the Confederate flag
rs well as harbinger of brighter
days to come.
The flood Of glorious moonlight
streaming through the trees and
rejecting on the peaceful river
adds to the sentiment and beauty
of the scene and it's surroundings.
No description Of this gem of art
will do it justice-it must be seen.
It is picture that will touch every
southern heart and should find a
place in every southern home. 1t
is '14xlS inches in size, on heavy
plate paper. One copy will be
sent by mail, in a pasteboard roller
to any address, postpaid, on re.
ceipt Of Is cent three copies for
60 cent or six for slim currency
or postage stamps. Agents want
ed everywhere, to sell this and a
variety of other popular cheap
pictures. No money required until
they are sold. No trouble to sell
them. Send stamp for our catalogue
and terms.
\ ddress, \. GREGAR C Co. Pub.
fishers.
168 Market ST., Chattanooga,
Tim.
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duty under his said contract sale
bond to be taken before the Re.
corder of said parish, and record
ed in his Office, after being duly
accepted and approved by the pre-
sident of the police jury.
6 Resolved further. that the
following rates of toll are hereby
established. to wit
For each footman, 5 cts ; for
each man and horse, 10 cts for
each buggy and horse, Is cts for
each buggy with two horses 20 cts
for each empty Wagon with two
horses, Or for each OK cart with
two oxen, Is cts; COR each loaded
Wagon with two horses, or for
each OK cart with two oxen, IS.
7 On moticn>oi Mr. Wise,
Resolved that the president be
and he is hereby authorized and
empowered to contract for and in
behalf of the parish Of VermiIion.
with any person or persons, for
the repairs Of the bridge at Able
vile, on such terms and conditions
as the bridge committee may re-
commend and agree upon.
8 On motion Of the same mem.
Der, resolved that the tax collec.
tor be and he IS hereby instructed
to delay the collection of the
amount claimed of Cesaire Bour-
que, for parish tax of 1874, until
the 18th December, 1877.
8 The following claims were
allowed on the several funds for
the purpose
Grim. Pros. fund 1875.
G. Pullen, trans. to :. Wise $s 7OI
Election fund 1876.
Clet Leblanc 5 90 |
Physician fund 1877.
W. ID. W hlte 5 90
Police Jury fund 1877.
5. Wise, member of Police
and finance com. to date 62 90 |
ID. o. Broussard member
Police Jury to date 16 OO |
Howard Hoffpauir DO 5 90 |
NJ. c. Brousssard P. T. 100 90
Grim. Pros. fund 1877.
). Wise d 90
G. sonnier trs to S. Wise S oo
8. Pullen do do / %
R. G. Russell do | 125
3. G. Ewing Dy-sheriH 2 90
[. Guidry, do 81 IS
The Jury then adjourned to
Monday the Sd day of December
1877.
HOWARD HoFFpAUIR, President
,AsTIE BRoUssARD, elk. pro TEN.
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DR, ", W. VAN pELT,
ECLECGIC pHYSICFA<

ARREVHIP 7

r ABBEVELLE, La.
treats all forms OF Diseases,
e''''cr acute or chronic. according
70 me principles of SPECIFIC
MEDICATION.
All female diseases successfully
treated. n., Leucorrhea. FIuor-albus
or Whites q Speciality.
June ., n
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Saturday October Goth 1877.
The Police Jury met this da,
at the Courthouse pursuant to ad
journment.
We're present. Howard Hoff
paair, president, S. Wise, D. O
Broussard and Nathan Perry.
On motion Of S. Wise, Lastit
Broussard was appointed clerk
pro TEN Of this body for the pres
ent meeting.
The minutes of the last meeting
being read. were ordered to be
corrected, so as to place the amt
CT $l5 allowed Isaac Wise, paya
bic on the district attorney fund
Of 1877, instead OF that fund for
1876; aud with said correction
the said minutes were on motion
adopted.
Mr.. S. Wise, a member Of the
Finance committee. stated to the
jury that the committee had been
unable to complete their report.
to be presented at this meeting.
owing to the severe illness of some
members of the committee; where
upon further time was granted.
| On motion Of Mr.. Perry,
Resolved that the clerk Of the DO
lice jury, Immediately inform and
notify the several road overseers
Of the parish, Of the limits and
boundaries of their respective
road districts.
Resolved further, that said road
overseers. be also notified and Or
deTed to call upon and notify all
persons snbjeet to road duty, with
out delay, to work on the bridges.
in their respective road district.
which are in need Of repairs.
A communication from Mr.. 4.
G. Maxwell, asking to be relieved
of his contract for the keeping of
the ferry across the Bayou Yer
million at AbbeviIla, after the ex-
piration Of his fast month, was
read and request acceded to by
this body.
3 On motion of Mr.. Wise.
Resolved that a toll ferry be es-
tablished at .Abbeville, until the
bridge across the bayou be com
plete!y repaired.
4 Resolved furtrer, that the pre-
sident be and he is hereby empow-
cred and instructed to give the
necessary advertisements and no
tice of the letting of said ferry to
the highest bidder, in the manner
prescribed by law.
5 Resolved further, that the
keeper of said ferry, shall enter
into a contract with the president
Of this body, and shall further
more, be required to furnish bond
with solvent surety in the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars for
the faithful performance of his
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Believing that it would be great
ly to the interest Of this parish to
establish a Real Estate Agency in
the town Of Atheville. ] have
assumed the position, and inform
all those yho have lands, p'anta
tins or town lots for sale, or
those who desire to purchase the
came, to call at ny store where !
shall always be ready to give full
particulars ard make agreements.
Having now communications With
different parties in the United
States who are Gesirous to locate
in this country there are chances
to effect sales or purchases at early
date and on satisfactory terms.
Respectfully.
A. .. MARTIN.
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10 the Public.

would respectfully inform my
friends and customers and the peo-
ole in general. that J have just Sc
lected with the greaest care, a
general assortment CT Fall and
Winter Goods, which | am now
Offering at the lowest cash price
Ny stock comprises a large va
ricty Of
Domestic Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods,
English,
French
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n 0 tice.
Succession of Elijah Ewing.

All persons indebted to the
above succession will please come
forward and settle the same. those
having claims against said sncces-
sion will present them duly au-
thenticated.
EMELINE EWING.
Natural Tutrix.
Oct. Goth 1877.