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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
The Art Of Shadowing.

Chicago News: "Shadowing," says n
Chicago detective, lis the most difficult
and the most scientific work in my pro.
fcssion. If a manis well shadOwed for
two weeks so much can be discovered
concerning his habits, his associates, his
inclinatiODs his secret acts, in short. OF
his inner life, that almost n perfect biOg-
raphy of him can be written. Every man
does many characteristic things when he
thinks he is alone that he never would do
in company, and the shadow learns
min 8 true character by witnessing his
natural life. More people than you i'm
agine have been shadowed for the infor
nation of both friends and enemies
Many suspicious and sometimes curious,
wives have their husbands shadowed and
many a husband has locked up IN his Office
desk II mirror of his wte's private life in
the form of Il shadows report, Nearly
every man IN Chicago prominent in busl-
ness, politics or religion has been shad-
owed, and there is some where filed
away Il document that would make the
the eyes of the subject open could he read
it.
Every man connected with Il bank,
from the president down is shadowed
Large business firms get periodical re-
ports on the private lives of trusted EN-
ployeS. suppose Marshal Field can tell
any of the heads of departments in his
store whether they drink brandy or mead,
smoke cigarettes or opium, play penny
ante in II friends parlor or faro in a
gambling house
"a know that the head of n wellknown
detective agency in Chicago has been
shadowed by nearly every other agency,
and they all have his record.
1T is hard work to shadow man
You have to get up an hour earlier than
he does IN order to get your breakfast
and lay for him Mt his home. You follow
him to his Office, to lunch, on his bust.
ness neutrality-suspicious. When he's
on the street YOU never take your eyes
of him, and tell you this makes your
head swim. You follow him home to
supper and down town again in the
evening, You note everybody he speaks
with and every lady to whom he bows,
You must stay with him till he goes to
bed, and then write out your report be.
fore you get to sleep.
"Mcn are Oftenest shadowed when
they are in trouble, and they rush here
and there, talk to scores of men, enter
scores of places. and get up early and 60
to bed late, A good lively subject will
lead the shadowa wild and merry dance,
and two weeks of il viii wear II good
man cut"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
RIVER "REMINISCENCES.
Anecdotes of the mississippi steam.
boat Men of Other DnNs,


Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution. "T tell
YOU" he said, throwing himself back IN
u heavy armchair, tho Mississippi Is no
longer what it used to be; the railroads
have ruined it. There will bc no more
such steamers as the II. Il. Lee, the
Richardson, or others OF their class bulit.
The steamers used to float all the cotton
Of the valley to New Orleans, and were
built to- carry from 5000 To 5000 bales.
The week, however, which it required 4
steamer TO take il down is now reduced
to ~ hours 10y rail Railroads are follow
ing the course of the river and ruhblug ii
of its trade, and look forward to the
dav when the Mississippi river will bc
abandoned cut rely in favor of rail
"Ics, " he continued, in answer to u
question, gamblers used to have n pic.
uic along the river but that day, too, IS
past. II is not because people have
grown better but because they have less
money. | once saw two men in Il dispute
over Il game rise from their chairs, place
their pistols Mt each Others temples, and
fire simultaneously. Their dead bodies
were carried away, and the game con
tinucd Us if nothing had happened
Those were wild days and are not likely
to return
"rhc mode of getting other peoples
money has merely changed in some re-
spects With the exit OF the honest gam
bier who told his business we witness
the entrance of the sneak thief. But u
few days ago rich planter boarded this
steamer oil NutChc2. While sitting right
where we are now he purchased Il paper
from Il newSboy and was soon lost in its
pcruSal.
Colonel, said a bland Young man Il
few moments after YOU have just
dropped this, handing him iifty-dollar
note.
~ reckon not said the old gentleman
as he looked over his spcctaclcs.
~ Just picked it up under your chair
replied the young man, and see no way
to dispose oil it. However, since il seems
to berong to neither of us we might just
rs we'll divide it
"The plan worked we'll. The old gen
tleman passed over S25 in change, and
the young man sauntercd carelessly out
on land. A few minutes after the vessel
had taken to water the old gentleman
presvnted the iiitydollar note to the clerk
in payment for his fare.
Countcrfeit,' exclaimed the clerk,
and then for the first time the whole
truth dawned upon the old man s mind.
The dcckhands are a hard lot. They
work, as you See, with vim while in
port, and pass tho time until the next Is
reached in playing craps They are
paid $3.50 day. When they are called
up to get their wages they divide into
little gambling parties at once, and by
the time port is reached of the fifty men
paid OIL about ten will have all the
money. This ten will tako ono night on
land, coming back to the boats dead
broke, and on the return trip there will
not be nickel in the whole crew. And
a stranger, said tile speaker
growing warm, is u caution. A
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
Proposals. for Bridge Construction.

FINHE Board of Public Works Of the city of
i Omaha, Ncb.. invi @ proposals until 2 o'clock
p m. January oh. 1876 Tor the n 'truction of
nviaduct on nth street, over the tracks of tho
Uriln RcHc and Burlington a. Missouri River
railroads.
Proposals must bo basel upon the speoinca.
tiOns ana outline plans on Tile IN the OF CO OF the
board of public works, copies of which will be
furnished upon application.
Bids are 10 he accompanied with &c al draw
ings ANA strain sheets, and shall speedy tho cost
Of supers'ucture for u 20 feet roadway and a
81 feet roadway, and shall separate the sap6 4.
structure from the foundation work,
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal a
certified check, payable to tho order OF the
undersigned. in the sum of one thou aud dours
10 he forfeited to tho city Of Omaha in rnae hs
shall TAIL Ia execute n contract and bui a salts
iHctory to the hoard, within ~ days al Ter the
notification ol the AWARD, should his proposal bo
accepted,
The bourd'rcserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids. TnE IiOAHD OF PuBLIG WoREs
j. Il. HOUSE, Chairman. oci292tw tolnn
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head 10 cents per
Ino for the FIRST insertion, and cents for each
subsequent insertion. Seven words viii 10 count
cd TO the line; they must run consccuuvcly and
must be baid in advance. An advertisements
must be handed In before O'Clock p M. and
under no circumstances will they bo taken or
discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising i'm these columns and hnv
ing the answers addressed in care of BEE, vii
please ask for check to enable them TO get their
letters, Us none will be delivered except on
presentation OF check All answers to Ndycr.
tisemcnts should be enclosed in envelopes
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
improvements Must be Paid rr.

On the first of the month Jim Murrv,
an Austin landlord called on Hostottcr
McCinnis Tor the rent.
"Nlr. Murry, don't think YOU ought to
charge me S.oa month for the rent oi
this room. When IL rains the water runs
right into the room through the rool, "
leaks SO.
"What, There is running water on
the prcmiScsY You will have TO pay -
extra for that. How long have you been
enjoying the water privileges ut my eK'
ppuSug'
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
After Dinhiherin.

Diphtheriu is a terrible disease, reQuir-
ing the greatest medical skill to effect II
complete cure. Even when its power is
broken il clings to the patient with great
persistcncy, and often leaves the system
poisoned and prostratcd, just here
Sarsaparilla does vast amount of good,
eXpclling impurities from the blood,
giving it richness and vitality, while il
renoYates and stronglhens the sNslem.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
lie Had Had the Smallpox.

A man went into the country last Sun.
day for walk, He carried his oyercoat
on his arm, but finding 1t burdcnsome,
hung 1t on fence, Taking a card from
his pocket, he wrote; 'Dn not touch
this coat; infected with smallpox" lie
came back two hours later and found the
card, upon which was written, under.
neutk Ills warning, Thanks for the coat
I've had the smallpox"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
RUPTURE cURED,
EDWARD K.UEHL,

MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI
303 Tenth Street between Farnam
and Hamcy, will, with the MD of guardian
spirits Obtaining for any one II glance in the
past and present, ana of certain conditions in
the future. Boots and shoes made TO order.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
lll lL.nt,

MONEY! MONEY!i MoNEY!!!-Monoy to
Ift loan on ChHttCl security by w. r. CrOttroom
T. Withncll building, n. Il. corner 18th and Hnr-
ney. After years of experience aud a careful
study of the business of lOaning money on per
sonnl property, have at lust perfected II system
whereby the publicity usual in such cases Is
done away with and am now In position To
meet the demands of all who become tCmpOr-
nry embarrassed aud desire to raise money
without delay and i'm IA quiet manner. House.
keepers, professional gentlemen mechanics and
others in Omuhu and Council Bluiis, can obtain
advances from soto $1,000 on such security
us household furniture, pianos, machinery, nor.
ses, wagons, warehouse receipts, secured notes
OF hand, etc. without removing same from own
ers residence or place of business. Also on fine
Watches and Diamonds, one of the advantages
der ia that any part of any loan can be paid at
any time which will reduce the interest pro rata
and all loans renewed at the original rates OF in'
tcreSt. ! have no brokers in connection with my
Ottce, but personally superintcnd all my loans,
have private Offices connected with my general
Office SO that customers do not como i'll con.
tract with each other, consequently making all
transactions strictly private. w. r. Croft,
room 4, Withnell building, N. f. corner 18th and
Harney, Omaha, and 81 Pearl St, Council Bluffs.
bI
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
Masters Sale.

maBter'S Sale.
IN the Circuit Court of the United States for tho
District of Nebraska.
Hannah +. Metcalft
y In Chancery,
Jacob G. Wcbbor.
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given that I'm pIrsu-
i ancc and by virtue of decree entered In
the above cause, ON the 9th day of July. 1885, L.
Ellis L. Bierbower Special Master In Chancery
in said court, will, on the 18th day of November,
l'Sj, at the hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of the said day, ut tho front north door of tho
United States court and post Office building, In
tho city of Omaha. Douglas county, state and
district of Ncbraskn sell at auction the following
described property, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section twelve n2i
township six 40, north and the southwest quar-.
ter of section one "a, township Ave t5, (nofth) all
In range eight a., west of the 9TH p. NJ, in tho
county OF Clay ana state OF Nebraska.
ELLIS H. BIEHBOwER
Special Master in Chancery.
ID. III. ETTIEE, Solicitor Tor Complainant.
Dct1gtouh-ly.Jn
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

WANTHD Good cook 1T Rovcro House.
w Council Bluns. Best references required,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

E'OR SALE -Gpod groom house ON istR at, /;
u full lot, well Improved; $500 Potter 4
Cobb. isis faruam ". ll1.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

TIVE - lrtnsrsli p heretofore existing unde r
i the firm name of Sohmcng BelSchncr has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent, MIR.
Fred Belschncr retiring. Mr. August SChmel.
ing assumes all resources ana liabilities, and
VIII continue the business.
FUED BELsCHEER,
opt25-a AUGUST oCuAzLLN0.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
uoUSTs. lots, lands scmis, 18th and Douglas
II "a,

HOUSES. lots, lands -Rcmis, 18th and Douglas
ENOR sALE-R e. PATTERSON. 18th and Far
~ nam, Acre property Ia Himebaughs add.
ton; this addition Sdioins the new purchase Of
the Missouri Pacific RR Go. 5ai
ENoR sALE-Nevport acre lots Amos i5o5
n EHrnnm. 01
EoR sALE-on California st, X miles from
- pustoitco, half ucrc with good house and
barn, only S2,loo. Potter cobb i2jtt
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands -Bcuis, 18th and
IL Douglas h2iIi@inovso
EoR SNLE-Newport acre lots. Amos, EOI
Il Farnsm. SOI
LNoR SALE OR ANGE--rinc brick
II house, 10 rooms, barn aud stable. city water
aud necessary outhOuSCS exchanged Tor i'm.
proved farm not over 20 miles trOm Omaha. u.
n, Agents need not apply. Address *. l., BCo
Office. 1850
HOUSES, lots, lands Bcmis, 18th aud Douglas
IL bl95EIuov2o
E'oR SALE-An acre lot mud srOom house IN
u HimchJugh addition. win 10 sold very
GSnTaE Sn or RrSnnr % .Ta1S m for city property gnng
EoK sALE-Ncwport acre lots Amcs, 1907
t f"l' ''"'. - oV'
IT you wan, to sell real estate list 1t with C.. f.
.iMaync. sw cor 18th and Farnam. IL II is not
convenient to call drop Il card with u fun dos
criptiou of the property giving number OF lot
and block. u viii pny you If you want to sell to
send description of your property To this agency
where u wiz receive prompt attention. IClc
phone Gt 6t2-2g
INDR SALE-Two lots OH Georgia Ave. two
Il blocks 5. of Leavenworth, SlGiD or $50 each
j. Il. Riley Co. 2l0 3. 18th St 39
E'on sALE-Newport noro lots Ames 1907
Il Furnam. s0i
EOR SAi.E-Acro lots in liovcdcrc $500 to
i 500 each. No hills to climb Nice level roud
all the way, Splendid locatiom View unsur-
passed g. Il. Moync, 18th and Fnrnun. G4,t29
LNOR SALE-Lot with new house. blocks
- %est SiS Of i,i park avenue $500 j. f. Riley
IHORSALE-Acrc lots In BcvChcre. 500 to t3O)
zach. No hillsto climb. Nice level rOnd all
the way. Splendid location. View unsurpassed
I, II. Mayne, 10th and Fnrnam, GNi-.g
L'OR SALE-Good nouso aud lot IN north
a Omaha, house has large rooms, Cellcr, well,
cistorn, closets, SlsOO, Uusy terms. W. 4. Gra-
nam, Creighton block lj0-3
FoK sALE-Nowrort acre lots. Amcs, 1907
4 Eurnam. Sj7
INoR StLE-On Saunders ST., near car line,
\ tul lot; enSt front; now house, 2-story,
rooms, 5000. Very cheap, j. f. Riley Il Co.,
20 ;. 18th ST. 81
ENDR SALE lots on Leavenworth street
Il with small house, 81. 100 for ull A good in
vestment. Cunningham Brennan, 1911 Dodge.
L>OR SALE-Two full lots, corner west end
Il two blocks from Furnam st; south front
and on grade; 81 ,jN for both A bargain. j. Il.
Riley Co.. @l5 $. 18th st. 3l1
FOR sALE-Newport acre lots Amos, 1901
n Fprnnm. SUI
NOR sALE--3 lot on South Eth ST.; cusy pay
i
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

THE FAyoRlTE Washing Compound Of
tae T Day i qIgN9ES""tnpnngy i JAMS ,iiS
the necessity for beating or rubbing the
clthosc, and does not injure the fabric,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

nor SALE-Beautifu lots in Thornburg
Il Place, on Lcaycnworth st. Best plncc to in
vest money. Belt Line depot located ut one cor
ner OF the addition Street cars assured. Only
Il lew lots left $3.50 to $3.50 each; 10 per cent
down and $40 per month C. f. Maync g. w.
corner 18th ana Farnum. S0l
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

EoK sALE-Newport aero lots. Amcs, 1907
Il Fnrnam. AIT
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

\NANTED-A girl for gcnerl houscwork ut
w 2jlb Douglas. i2t2J
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

MONEY-To loan. Tho Omaha Financial EX.
Nl change, 1903 Farnan street, upstairs, makes
loans on all Classes OF security from $40 Cnat.
tel loan to $1,000 on real estate. No make loans
20 suit all applicants on long or short time on
improved real estpto, land contracts, leases,
buildings ON lUased land, secured notes, coluter.
ais. chattels or good security of any kind Low
rates: easy terms. Omaha Financial Exchange,
1913 Farnrm street upstairs. St3-
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
REAL ESTATE.

EURLEY DOASE-Rcal Estate Agents S.
~ w. cor. 18th and Douglas arc now Offering
for sale business, residence and suburban prop
erty. Some of the most advantageous bargains
now In the market can be obtained by calling on
them. Improved and unimprovod property,
corner lots and desirable sites in the best To-
Gated additions can be had at reasonable prices
and easy terms. G2novl5
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

NANTED-A good girl to tailr charge Of
w house; family Of two old people; GOOD wages
paid. Apply |3i harney st.. +. w. Irwin IS co.
T,:t.qt
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

IF you want to sell real estate list It with C.. H.
L MnynC, sw cor 18th and Frrnam. 1t It II not
conveuiont to call drop card with full dcs
cription of the property giving number of lot
and block. II will pay you IL you want to sell to
scud description of your property to this agency
where it will receive prompt attention. TClo.
phone t2l. 6E20
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
Pound Notice.

Taken up and impounded in the pound of the
city of Omaha, on the eth day OF October 1855.
before sale, he sold at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. m said pound NJ the
hour of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, on the NTH
day of November, 1883.
oct9Sd3t DAN, c. HERELEY, Poundmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

LNOR sALE-Finc family horse with harness
n Inquire N. w. cor. lpth and California.
161-;Dt
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

DRIyY vaults ara cesspOols cleaned In AN
qld
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

MONEY LOANED at c. +. Reed & COS. Loan
Il Office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons
personal property of all kinds and all othCr ar.
tiClcs of value, without removal. Over lst Natl
Bank, corner 18th and TMnnm. All business
strictly confidential. BOB
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
M1scE11AuEous WANTS.

A COMPETENT nurse can be found at 2OlO
IA California st. 1880
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

NTANTED-l00 ladies to know that Mrs.
W Holmes the fashionable st. Paul dress
maker. is now prepared to receive and suit
them all ut No. 3Oo N. 10Th street, cor. Dnvcn-
port, Room 3. ,9i-3lt
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

NOR SALE-IICusc and lot ana ten lots neRr
i Park avenue, cheap, on easy terms. G.. p.
Stebbins, Room 81, Arlington Block Wjnov7'
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
Z Neville. isLNs

EOR HENT-New 8 room house ON Saunders
j street, perlur, bay window, east front, cellar
Cistern. well walks. fences and cut houses; new
and conyCnicuti Sls per month. j. e. Riley
Co.. 9l5 :. 18th street. $40
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

N0R SALE--3 lot on South 18th St. ousy pay
i mcnts and very cheap.
For Salc--Advisable place TO locate and build
grocery store, NintOn st, near terminus OF 18th
St cur line, $1,000. J. T. Riley Co., 2l5 :. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

i''. %. < tI z !. Newport acre lots. ATne4, l501
L Farnam 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

E'oR sALE-Newport acre lots. Amcs, 1907
II Farnnm. SO1
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EuNE improved rgrms,w trade for improved
= cltv ,.ymelly ",iL preen, over -! Ma
tional Bank h5S
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

INOR SALE-TwO full lots, corner, west end
II two blocks from Furnam st; south front
nnd on grade; Sl,5n for both. A bargain j. Il.
Riley Il Co., 2l5 $. 18th st. 3l1
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
TO LOAN MONTY.

INOR LOAS-Moncy from $500 up on real cs.
II tate, Ballou Bros, 3l7 $ 18th 1t, i5is!9
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

INoR StlE-On Saunders St, near car line,
II tuli lot; east front: now house, 2-story,
rooms, 5000. Very cheap. j. Il, Riley Il Co.,
2lj ). 18th st. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

NOR SALE-On California st, 66XI4?; desira
l. ilc residence, $500. J. II. Riley Co., 2l5
S. 18th st. 3lS
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

LNOR SALE-Corncr lot 3 blocks from street
II cars. j. i. Riley Co.. 25 5 18th ST. 3lG
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
PERSONAL.


4 AIDES in want of good domestic help can
IL be- supplied by calling on the Omaha En-
ployment Oice, 2I7 ~ 10Th ST., upstairs. Mrs.
J. W, Morrison proprietor si
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30

EOR SALB-BCautiful residence lots In Wal.
II nut Hill $3.50 TO 500 each; 10 per cent cash.
balance monthly payments. c. 4. Mayno. 18th
and Farnam S,2n3
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-04-25
She Wanted Time.

at is my unalterable decision,
Clara" he said firmly; IL cannot
walk on the avenue with you, if
that poodle is to accompany us.
You must choose between him and
me. 1t rests with you, Clara, if
our engagement shall be broken
off," sob, George" the girl re-
piled, and her face assumed an
ashen hue; this is all so sudden.
You must give me time to think il
over. One week, George, and you
shall have your answer. 1.-The
Ingleside.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-04-25
a Plausible Pretext.

A merchant went to his head
clerk and said: "John, l owe about
$4,000, and all I possess is 81, 900,
which is locked up in the safe. /
have been thinking this is the right
time to make an assignment, but
what plausible pretext | can give
my creditors / know not. You
have plenty of brains; think the
matter over, and let me know your
decision in the morning" The
clerk promised to do so. On enter
ing the office the next morning, the
merchant found the safe open, the
$4,000 gone, and in their place a
letter which read as follows: 81
have taken the $4,000 and gone to
Canada. 1t is the best excuse you
can give your creditors. "-Cleve-
land Sentinel.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-04-25
The Vexed Question Settled.

Two drummers were disputing
very holly one night in a smoking
car. One insisted that either"
and neither are correct, while the
other stoutly maintained that only
dudes and Anglo-maniacs would so
pronounce the words and that
"either" and "neither" were the
proper pronunciations. Finally
they agreed to leave it to the man
in the next seat. They woke him
up and stated the case.
Now, then, which is right p
asked one of the drummers, ''ne'.
Their" or "neither ?"
"Nayther," responded the Irish
man, and settled back to sleep
while the rest of the car accepted
an invitation to take something on
of the drummer's Sex.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-04-25
Willing to Do the Fair Thing.

"Robert," remarked the wife of
a penurlous husband, 81 am on my
deathbed. l have tried to be a
good and faithful wife, and have
but one favor to ask of you before
l die"
"What is that, Margaret"
"You know l was born and
reared in Cleveland. 1t was there
l first met you, and there the hap
piest hours of our welded life were
spent. You remember this,
"Robert ?"
eyes," uneasily.
"My relatives are all buried
there, and when | am gone ! wish
to rest beside them. You will
grant me this one favor ~
"There will be considerable ex-
pense attached to it," musingly.
go, Robertl will never rest
easily in my grave anywhere else. "
"Well, Maggie, I'll tell you what
I'll do. l don't want to be mean
about the thing. III bury YOU here
first, and then if i notice any signs
of restlessness on your part I'll
take YOU to Cleveland afterwards ~
Elk.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-04-25
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Madison,
9Th District Court.
Succession Of JOHN A. KLEIN, de-
ceased. No. 355 Probate.

WHEREAS, Abner w. Crandell
has presented to said Court his
provisional account as Administra-
tor of said succession, together with
his petition praying that said &C,
count be approved, confirmed and
homolOgated.
Now, therefore, all persons are
required to show cause, if any they
have, within ten days from the date
hereof, why the prayer of the pc
titioner should not be granted.
WITNESS, The Hon. E. ]. Delony,
Judge of said Court, and the official
seal thereof, this 31sr DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1850.
F. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk.
A true copy-attest:
F. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk.
Apr 4 2t.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-04-25
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that pc
tition for the pardon of one Prince
Carter, now in the penitentiary,
has heen forwarded to the Govern.
or of Louisiana, signed by many
citizens of Madison Parish. Any
one having objections to the grant.
ing of the pardon, can file the same
with the Governor within thirty
days from this date, April %, 1885
D. T. YATES,
Utica,
Kinds Co., Miss.