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EALUABLEs,

They promise to be behind none in III oil,
efforts to please and accommodate Idcn-
titled with the South and its irterests tbev
solicit from the citizens of Columbia and
the public generally, liberal NORTON of
the business in their line
They are now running daily between tho
following named cities andtowns:
Columbia, Ptilode,nbia
Charleston, Biltimore
DIV iofh' Georgetown,
DWost'oH, W', I,ynchburg,
Washington, Richmond,
AtcAanoer' t.o' Petersburg,
Stauleoh, Raleigh,
GREENSBORO Wilmington,
Raleigh, Norfoll,
Weldon, Enoyv;lie Tam
Ncwbern, NIoroanton
Bristol, Tenn, Frederick sburp
Tinnsboro,
And all accessible points i'll The States of
-New YORK, Penhsyfvania, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, Nc ~ arolina and South Carolina.
AS the Pf ..ailroads are opened, they
extend tin vbusiness to all points in the
South, in addition TO the above named
This Company has also favorable con-
tracts with eteahaer-lines from all North
ern ports to those Of the South.
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NEW GOODS.
A CARD,

HNO the physicians and citizens of Co.
Il lumbia. ! would respectfully inform
You that have taken charge of the DRUG
DEPARTMENT., I, in the store of Mr. Hardy
solomon, Assembly Street, where he will
keep constantly on hand FRESH AND
LARGE SUPPLY OF DRUGS AND ME-
DlClNES. | will give my strict attention to
the PREPARATION OF PRESCRIPTIONS
at all hours of night and day. Ny long
experience in the drug business in this CITY
is a sufficient guarantee. Respectfully.
L. M. ZEALY, Druggist,
At Hardy Solon g, first store on Assem-
bly, Street, West S Jan II I'm
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SPECIAL

TO Me,cha Is aud Shippers Of Columbia
m kwro'snding comttry;
They vii q it convenient and advan-
tageous re their goods coming by
steamer, larlcston, to have them
marked ;arc of the National Ex-
press.
All goo ed or shipped, rs above,
will be f without delay or extra
charge fI pr commission.
! ! ] ]. ..
The II ges will be based upon
fair lay kntage above the cost
of tram hout being oncrous
or opp - kit be made less than
the COG Jon, with the view
to br9 off any rival, to
advaX e. and unnecessary
high .I X - ATTINGHAM,
superintendent.
j. Ronto Agent.
80 umbia, S. G.
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Engine, etc, for Sale.

A FIvE-HORSE ENGINE, in running
IN order, with pulleys, ETC., for sale low
Apply at this Office. Dec II
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MADAME SOSN0WSKU'S
Institute for Young Ladies {!

OPpos4e Chdr7oNe Rd0rood Depot,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
THE tuties of this Institute will be re-
1.i - s4mtd on January Is, 1866, and end on
teSms. &c, apply to Principal.
Day Pupils will be received as heretofore
To encourage the study of the German
Mad. S. gives the privilege 20
the young ladies to join class free Of
extra charge.
Text books, except for Modern Lam
suages, will be supplied, and q small
them. When injured or lost, they must be
replaced by the pupil. Dee % 1S+
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A-A~oCucIdlS II I$|tlIll> 1ilOW, f1OOU,
Longstreet, and} other Southern
leaders, have lDeen in Cincinnati
within the past five weeks, and en-
gagged ], 600 white laborers, and pur
chased 800 cottcin ploughs, to work
plantations in tha South.
By direction a the War Depart
ment, Major-General Miles, com
manding at FORTRESS Monroe, has
relieved a promineAt officer at that
post on the charge having olande-
stinely employed qu!teA number of
ex-Confederates in the workshops
under his superintendence.
The largest crop of corn ever raised
IN the West was PRODUCED during
1865. 1t is used extensively as a
substitute for coal, and I makes a
hotter fire. Corn is now selling in
Chicago for thirty-seven CENTS per
bushel, which is cheaper as fuel than
coal at ten dollars per ton.
Hon. John Sherman was elected
ted States Senator from Ohio on
9Th instant He is n Conserve
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The Dead Body of Slavery.

There are some simple-minded peo-
pie, and some demagogues, and per-
haps some very honest people, in
Kentucky, who are disposed to look
with suspicion upon the man or the
paper advocating the policy of re-
moving what may be called the dead
body of slavery, and giving it de
cent burial. 1t is little singular,
too, that such opinions should be as
certained when it is seen that the peo-
pie of the Southern States, who had
a much greater interest in the insti-
tuition than we had, are now, as they
have for some time been, engaged in
removing all traces of slavery. They
can see no good result to come from
clinging to the debris of the defunct
institution, and are removing it with
commendable despatch.
AS an evidence of the spirit which
actuated them, we quote from the
Memphis Acalanche, always one of
the most extreme and uncompro-
missing of all pro-slavery journals, the
editor of which wore a sword and
rode by Bedford Forests side during
the greater part of the war He
foug ght to keep the life, if possible, in
the institution, but, now that it is
dead, he drops his sword, and with
his pen pushes the dead body from
his path, and proceeds to other duties.
"For Heavens sake,'' says the
Avalanchs, let the South take mea-
sures to terminate the controversy,
and bury the corpse of slavery out of
sight. with all its odious appendages.
Until tl.is be done, the country will
have no peace, and the Southern peo-
pie no security. We shall have the
negro again in Congress; a new rally
of the worshippers of the ebony idol;
@ rev cohesion of Northern fanati-
cism; a new combination against the
peace and interests of the South.
The only way to avoid controversy,
which must in the end prove unpro-
fitable to us, is to give to the negro
the rights and privileges attaching to
his new condition; to thus put the
abolition of slavery beyond any line
of dispute; to leave nothing for the
Northern radicals to use as political
capital, or texts of defamation; and
then calmly appeal to the conserva-
tive portion of the country for the
restoration of our rights, and claim
the verdict of the country against the
Black Republican party as an or
ganization without principles, assert
ing no new facts, and constructed only
for clamo-.: When the BLACK Repuh-
lean party shall be put in this posi-
tion, its power for evil is gone, and
the days of~an, old and hideous ia
naticism, which-Alns clearly outlived
its objects, are FINALLY numhercds:,~ -
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MONTICELLO
EEMAIE 1MSTITUTE.

NEAR ALSTON, S. c.
HNHE exercises of this institution will be
Il resumed the second WEDNESDAY in
January nexts Every facility will be afford
ed for imparting a thorough, practical,
accomplished and Christian education.
TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE:
Board, including Washing, for five
=, months. -. $50 90
Tuition in English Branches, for five
months. 25 90
Tuition in Music, for five months 25 90
french, 80. 90 90
- Latin, 4" " -. 20 90
:. Drawing, . -. 90 90
Fancy Work, five months. 90 90
Incidental Expenses. ............ S 90
:. fuplls are required to furnish their own
nShts, sheets, plllow-cases, towels and
heavy covering. For further particulars,
address RE. J. TAYLOR ZEALY,
Dec % Principal, Monticello, S. C.
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University of South Carolina.

cises Of the University will be-
gin on MONDAY, the 9Th january next
Students (who must be at least fifteen
years of age) will be allowed to select the
Departments which they wish to pursue,
provided they attend the Lectures in at
least three Schools, In certain cases.
attendance upon less number of Schools
may be permitted. There will be no erdmi-
nations for admission. Applicants should
present themselves punctually.
Fees, for the year, to be paid on en-
trance by each student, in specie or it's
equivalent. Matriculation Fee, SIS; Library
Fee, SIS; Room Rent, 500; Tuition Fee, if
three or more Schools are attended, s25 for
each School-if two Schools are attended,
s35 for each School-f only one School is
attended, $50. No abatement of fees for
late entrance. c. BRUCE WALKER,
Dec ~ Secretary Faculty.
So Charleston Courier, Augusta Co,asti-
tutionatist, Greenville Enterprise, Marion
Crescent and Lancaster Ledger will give the
above two insertions each, and forward
their bills to the Treasurer Of the Univer-
sity, Rev. G. Bruce Walker, at this place.
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2JU Casks ordinary UIAhEI.
100 :. superior Family CLARET-Beycherelle, Nouton
d'Armailhac, Pape Clement etc, etc
5000 boxes CLARET-Eage brand, Lions brand, Crue
Bonnetan, Cairac ETC., etc.
1900 boxes WHITE WINE-Eage brand, Graves Labrede
Graves st. Morilion, ETC., etc.
800 boxes superior CLARET-Bas Medoc Cantenac Haul
Brien, Margaux Chateau Treulon, glass shoppers
500 boxes WHITE WINE superior-Larronde Freres sau
ternes, Haut Sauternes Chan. Ygnem.
800 boxes CLAREE-Pape Clement pints and quarts.
500 baskets CHAM rAGNE pnts and qts-Back Seal Wiz
Imperial, Royal Hunter, sillery Mousseaux, etc
500 baskets OLIVE oTL-Marcelin Sue o. IS IL
100 DRY RUNEs Fau u and "A jars Curacao Yer
mouth Absynth, Kirsh, Preserves, Trufhed
Pates Vegetables, Maccsroni vermicei, Italian
Paste, French Starch ETC., etc. etc.
YOR MAGICIAN & F. LABORDE,
% and % BienVille street
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

LOUISA FLOWER, wife, VS., cHAs. COLLINS husband
Seventh Judicial District Court Parish of Ponte Gou'
pee-NoJ 673.
DIV VIRTUE of a writ of aerA facIaa to
- directed by the Honorable the Seventh Judicial
District Court, Parish of fointe Coupee in the
above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at public auction
between Canal and Cus9mheuse streets in the SeeoBd pis
1866 at L O'Clock the following described property viz
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE ANa INTEREST of defend
ant Charles Collins in and to certain Judgment rendered by
February 1866 in the suit of Charles Collins ais,
all the right title and interest of the said defendant Charles
sued on, which is pending appeal in the Supreme
Court Of this State The interest of defendant in and
said suit and judgment being the of the
notes sued and which said Judgment
dered, o-wit: for twelve thousand four huud
eighty -four Dollars 484 H. and leven cents payable three
years from date and for fourteen thousand hundred
and fortyseVen dollars and fifty tS14647 90,
payable four years from date both dated 18th day May
1860 and bearing eight cent per interest from
turity.
Seized in the above suit.
H@ TERMs-This being the second an last auction the
said property will he definitely adudicaed the highest and
last bidder whatever will bring twelve months credit
the purchaser furnishing bond with good security
bearing five cent interest from date until
payment Said purchaser shall have deduct and pay
cash the amountof printing Sheris and Clerks fees say
about $l35
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
CAUFIELD s. MARTIN VS.. HIS CREDITORS AND
the Creditors of T. y Casey l. Co.Fourt District Ceux
Of Sew OTleaHs-No l2,476
NON4CE IL hereby given to the creditors o
ms lnspten and 70 AL other persons herein Interested
70 snow cause within ten days from the first publication
Of Why the final account and tabesu fled By Henry Rensa
ynd n Tbs case shqnid not be approved hooogated
with. t
BY order Of the Court
Clerks once, Sent 18th, 1855 Dt'A Dspa's 0sfN
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EDDY Co..."....,........ MANA GERS
TO DRAWN AT
Covington, Ky, as Glass L, October 18th,
AND
Glass M, October both, 1866.
Glass M, October aOh, 1866.
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.

approximation prizes of $500 each the nine re-
drawing the 500 600 prize $4,000
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the Of the number
drawing the $40 900 Prizs 2,7Od
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine re-
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the So $50 prize go6 Of 225C
naming units OF the ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize pr z o are 1900
mAining units of the same ten of the numbers
drawing the 81, 800 prizes ...,.........., 9OC
approximation prizes Of S0O each for the nine re-
naming units of the same Of the numbers
drawing the 81 500 prizes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Or
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.


Ofice....30 CarondeIet Street.
This Company continues issue Policies against LOSS or
DAMAGE BY FIRE, and the PERILS of the SEAS and
RIVERS at the current of premium
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOK to the CAPITAL STOCK
the Company still open its office those who desire
avail themselves ofthe advantages fCAs DIVIDENDS
which the charter of the Company confers
TRUSTEES:
JAMES HEWITT, of Hewitt, Norton Il Co.
JOS W. CARROLL, of Carroll, Hoy & Co
". A. JOHNSON, OF w. A johnson IL Go.
j. W BURBR1DGE, of j. W. Burbridge & Co.
J. /. NOBLE. Of Battle Noble
MOSES GREENWOOD, Of NJ, Greenwood 4 Son
ALFRED S HUNTINGTON Of huntington & Bro.
]. G: BROWN, Of Cummings, Brown & Co.
JOHN PHELPS OF John Phelps Co.
MAR2HALL j. SMITH, Of Marshall J. Smith Co.
I. CAULFIELD, of Keep & 0aulhetd
JOHN OHAEFE, OF John Chafe Bro.
L. H TERRY, of Lacey Terry & Co,
]. D. BLAIR, of ID. Blair L Co.
I, NJ. SCOTT, OF II NJ, Scott & Co.
VIM. BALL, OF Wheeock, Finlay Ball.
ALE H ISAACS0N, otIsaRcsOn, Seixas & Co.
RIcH1RD MTLb1KEN, soL MiiEen / Bringier.
SAMUEL Z. MOORE, - OF Sam, E. Moore 4 Co.
NM H. HENEING of Vim, 81. Heuning Il Co.
Il MQNhIL VANCE, fByrne, Vance 4 Go.
HUGH McCOLL.
ROBERT PTTKIN.
MICHAEL MUSSON, President
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President.
ED. a. PALFREY, Secretary.
fLou FLOUR.
CELEBRATED GAINESVILLE CITY MILLS FLOUR
The best in market Those who remember this ivorite
brand before the may it has none Of its
former superiority. For sale by
B. N, TURNBULL 4 CO., Union street.
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Orders for Tickets IN this Splendid Scheme win carefully
answered by return mail and the drawings sent with
PLANTATION Of the result Investment as soon as the
draRng is over. Address
OHAS T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer
No 40 Camp street, or
Lock Box $50 Post Office NsW Orleans
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ETAT DE Ia. I.on1sIANR

EIAT DE La LOUISIANA
CAUFTELD $. MARTIN VS.. sEs CREANcIERs EFT LES
Creancers de 4. J. Casey Cie.Quarene Cour de Dis
triet de la Movable Oreans-No. la476
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
n eeTs insolvables lei ct toutes personnes ne
Tesses de durant dix iours premiere M
bcatpn de eetteavis pourquoi lie compe finale tabe
depasees Henry Renshsw syndc aae senl
approuve hoouges ct les onds ses mains dis
tribuees conformement d la toi.
T. r. DICK Deputa Grafhsr.
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: oaicc or the New Orleans city RAILROAD

- Office OF the New Orleans City Railroad
Company, New Orleans, September 49, l866At regular
meeting Of the Board of Directors this Company held this
day. dividend of Five Dollars per Share declared pay
able the Stockholders and after the 9Th October next
the United States Internal Revenue Tax which will be
paid by the Company.
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Agency of PHOENIX SECURITY, ATLANTIC, HAIR
MoNY and ADRIATGo INSURANCE COMPANIES re-
moved to No, IS CarOndelet street. between Union and
Perddo. P. R. FELL Agent
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Special Sotice-The undersigned, CRATE
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed them
take this method informing the public TINT they are
pared in connection with their specially in the Real Estate
and General Auction Brokerage business devote their
particular attention to the PURCHASE and SALE Of
CITY MORTGAGE PAPER, BANK sTOCK, INSUR-
ANCE SCRIP, and other Local Securities.
The superior facilities which thorough knowledge and our
practical experience and extensive business Real Estate
Affords will appear obviously advantageous Capitalists
seeking reliable and safe investments whilst Of
patrons who may have property SELL and obliged
realize upon their mortgage paper by attraction Of
CAPITAL be similarly benefted.a
When the active shall Nave commenced purpose
having Weekly Auction Sales of the latter Of Securities
but only such as have to be sold without limit
Our Mr.. THOMAS L MACON will have special charge Of
this department.
9. E. GIRARDEY 4 CO., Auctlonecrs
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Prizes Payable In Full without Reduction

Whole Tickets, SIS; Halves, 50; Quarters, 81 50
Eighths, 81 25 sixtoenths, ST 10.
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Steamers geaping port Iu-gap.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Thursdnv, Octoher 4, 1850.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


-EouIsInnn Lodge, No. 1O2-A regular
communication of this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
O'clock at the Grand Lodge Hail. St Charles north
room nearest Canal street Members required to be pune
tua business ofthe Importance will brought be.
fore the Lodge.
Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend.
By order of the W. NJ.
ARTHUR WAUGH, Secretary.
-Omce Superintendent New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern RsiroadNew Orleans Oct
g. I866By resolution Of the Board of Directors rates on
Hay Corn Oats Bran and Shorts have been reduced
3325 per cent.
On Bacon Beef Pork Beans Flour, Sugar Molasses etc.
Is per cent
On Cotton rs per cent
To take effect and after this date.
Tariffs of reduced rates be procured by application
No. "A Carondeet street.
7. S. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
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-Omce of Atlantic Insurance Company
of New OeansThe Office of this Company has been moved
Temporarily the front Office second floor of No. 1872 Gravier
street-same building hitherto occupied.
October l, 1866 e. P. JANvIER, Sec rotary.
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TUFTS & HOBART EFT AL VS.. THOMAS J. CASEY.
suing compela forced surrender from the defendant, II
j. Casey-Fourth District Court Of NeS 0reans-No 49,
4g3.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
show within days from the first publication
Of why the final account and tableau filed by Henry
shaw syndc in this should be approved
agated and the funds in his hands distributed in accordance
herewith.
Clerks Office, Sept 29th 1856 = S'S'.''
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FOR SALE.
MOOR SAFE or RENT-oNE "a THE FINEs1

DOR SALEOR RENT-oNE OF THE FINEST
Plantations in the State of Louisiana situated in the
Parish of st. James, seventy miles above New Orleans
The advantage of this Place in being entirely free
from overflow. The water Of has yet
within eighty apents Of the river break in the evee
mile above below, in the highest would not inure It,
There about 700 of cleared lands perfectly drained
and have already been under cultivation The above place
surpassed by in the State for fertility Of soil (Which is
all Light and for good quality of sugar.
The buildings in perfect state of repair viz fne
twoory dwelling house with all the out buildings belonging
large estate fins hopta very good negro quarters and
overseer house, splendid brick house and shed
covered in slate, and two large stables.
There the place 40 arpents of plant and 20
arpents of Corn crop 1000 bbs hay crop
nearly in and ample for % mules Hogsheads wood etc.
ready for the crop
Parties wishing purchase rent will do we'll call i'm
medate and for themselves the crop will be
Sold If desired.
Fer further Information apply to
ARTHUR THIBkUT
No 81 Peters street. between Customhouse and Bienvle
FOR SALE.-DwELLTNGs SEVERAL ELEGANT
residences, with large and beautiful gardens Pryana
Coliseum, Jackson Washington and other desirable
locations in the garden district Also moderate sized
houses in the same portion of the city.
rFrkn4 a ~. 40 IT,.
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NORTHUMBERLAND.

DIssOLUTEON-THE COpARTN ERsHIP HERE
- t9i2e existing under the and style Of most
Mr.. sAML. j. MONTGOMERY will continue the business
under his own name, and for his own account
SAML. j. MONTGOMERY,
PHILIP DOPE
New Orleans October 3d. 1896
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Real Estate Agents No No III Z er nae w

FOR sALE--vALUABpE PbARTATIoN.-Io OFFER
for sale my Plantation in Kinds county Miss, lying or
the Raymond and Gallatn road eight miles Southwest
Raymond This is most desirable place. containing
hundred and sixty about six hundred cleared and unde
COED fencing commodous Dwelling House with eight
rooms, new quarters, good Gin House with al
outbuildngs complete most excellent water The land
silly bottom lying both sides of Taahnla Creek which
centrally through the tract About thirty hands conl
Dc worked e great advantage IN tie next years Srop W
male and female Seminary and or two Churches goo
bargain is offered determined to SELL Any letter
directed to at Crystal Springs Copah county, Miss
to Messrs. Harvey, McMahon Co., New Orleans, will ri
ceiye prompt attention.
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TUFTS & HOBART EFT Al VS.. THOMAS j. GA sEY--
action ohlger reddon forcees lie deeudeur
T. j. Quatrieme Gour de District do 10 NouFee Or
leans-So. 1898
Wis est par lie present dome aux .creans
"a cters insnvable toutes personnes
de monrer durant dix our de ID premiere pnbca-
ton de cete avis p0urquo lie compile final ct tabeau de-
pesees Henry henshaw, syndic dams aaire
serait pas approuvee ct homougeee fonds entire se
distributes conformement d la lo.
| Par ordTe de IL Cour.
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p EMOvAL .........................R REMOVAL.
yoR. MAIGNAN & F. LABoRDE Importers of Wines,
Brandies sardnes etc. have from Nos AZ and a Old
Levee street to Nos . and % B1ENvILLE STREET,
between Old Levee and Chartres.
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JOHN POOLEY vs. HIS CREDITORS, AND THE
Creditors of Thomas Murray Co.. and Origer Batcbel
der PooeyState OF Louisiana Fourth District Of Neg