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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
10 shippsrs ~ Cotton.

Nssic~ ~ shippers ~ Cotton.
/ HAVE side Raikoud Car running
1 from the Depo, In Shreveport. Ia, TO
tbe river bank. and will receive nnd ship
CLIFTON y, Tive Bits . Bale, N
specie, and Vii other Ircights in pro
portion. BY this mcsns Cotton can and
will be shipped without any roagh hand
ling nnd put Immediately 90 board The
boata.
The planter Who sends his Cotton to
se Will have ii cared fos, and put on the
soat \, the foregoing priee--so tbs, his
Cotton will cost him just two bits to
have il put on the boat, aed this i oil
No extra charges
BY patton.ins my car. The owner runs
10 risk Of having his Cotton torn W
roughly handled, " niaht bu II sent Ia
any other way, particularly during bAd
weather.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

WIN. J. ROBSON,

COTTON FACTOR, saa Oo.nmisAloa
" AerchAaa. No. 30 Oasoslislst strest
New Orlaana. Hst ..
Refer to Ca n. =. WiHiAsss. Giluer
Texas; Msssss johnson 4 DUR, Baok
err, Shreveport. L..
Feb. 2. 1866. 3Aly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20


Above yes have our austAHty b act
pr 0en1 Agsoss ~ shs ARHOW1rlE
We des.re 70 es,ablish escd al flisble
Agents In every cotton county 10 h. An
lnle,nal 1eyenue d. ,'vixr. irdt,(hx 81
cosa,ies " Eastern Texr. Axssgrnts
Wits tse.lAAeA IL ARROW.IE, at
.u}h prices ~ will enable then tsucr.s.
fu1y coAp,tr with the ia ron Ik, sDl
male a handsome profit, Will al In
ssn~ time Il costs he eQttot grower
MUCH LESS, and win leave sandsome
marp;u compared vj,t roe~ Psf; rop
i worth to-day 10 New Osles isLc
cs.A, ,nA ~ ~ nov .e,lsae ERE Ike
A,,cv re Il / axe e,sh. sSrs liz /
tseh vi,l vsisA cSas. / y 3. j. ssco,s
me.d IN Arrow III i ~. ~ Il n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

For Improving AND lsessiitying The
Complexion.
The must valuable and pcrkc, prvp.,,.
ton ~ use. luz giving the skin . 6ess,,,.I
ps~ri Ike TIM, ,bst "a only ioSsd in YEAH
II quickly removes Tan. Fr~ckI.,. P,.
pa-. Dlo.eiss, Aoab Pstct -. sulloS ~.
Eruptio.s, a,,a Al I1psritss NJ tbe nj,
kindly is.iing 'le sa,se, ksvins ,bs ~
white aud clear ~ alabastxs. II. ~.
cannot be detected BY DO closest sc,u,l
ny. and brlug . vegetable preparation |.
perfectly hsru!sss, /; Is The o,Ay sr,ie.
N The kind u.ed BY the F,rncn, .,d !,
considered BY tb~ Psrk'sn " lndisl~u,.
bic 10 y perfect toiIrt. Up~ards OF Inn,
thousand bottles we're sod during "A.
pas; y.ur, sailic,eot gusran..e Of 4.
efficacy. Price ooIy Is cents. Seut bv
mail, postpaid, gu receipt Oh All ur.r,. D,
BERGER. SHUTS + co.
Chemists, 2s5 River St.
OF! Troy, NY.
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WILLIS ?. COL9nAN'S

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THE MassaDstvn 4 tAas AIs Asvs
i bsrs Fs1sue1 y ~ esa6oso6e. "
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nassxes0ss1. " ssiSss
COLEMAN MIL
90 10y y tssyts II = IN No. Oela1ss,
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hoA NeslA ~ 0oetb.
Az Assssips5saa q Nm ~ Psss4halsa
hsskiesr ssnssnly = - sisl
fa00 ,. B00LBY 4 CO..
3 70 M 3 essa1e shwA,
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0sssA.sy, Asaass - ,-4ss.
TUn ~ lns ,ssse usss y "A
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NV ogosnnA eoDes .4 sss.,. az
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sssstsD, ~ sgaleA ! saa1natB ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20


4 GExERAL CONVENTION or rHE
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH, ,
In the Maryland Annual Conference
o. the Methcdist Protestant Ohsssh
in Baltimore, the following report
vas submitted and Adopted
WREReAs, The unsettled condi-
don u ne sine for ~ Dss&ing Of
the sssssal conve o lies sshssqusst 10
tho one held At LyneAhary, Va, In
1858, preveatsd the representatives
Of ths greater part Of he ANIMAL cor.
fsssneas from assembling IN . ssasr-
ii church cosncil sincs 1858 and
whereas, the conferences III ths
Southern StAt>s hare heen N weak.
ensd sud discour.ged By Tie Aiaas.
TN Incident 70 tie var that sAsy
nssd IL synpsshy sad encourage
wsst II he more prosperous and In
1ssatial essfsssasss and hopist
thal . general sssvsatioa will, 81
exhibiting ths real strength sod parl
~ # he church, ksvs > tendency
= build sp IL wssse plasss ol oS
xsaa sAd Strengthen de bonds q
~ ecclesiastical osgaindos T; th&fs-
fsss, - ~. IN.
R<sis~l, That ~ Maryland A.
nual Cssfsrssse salts ~ hes -
tn ssssA ess4ssessn \ ~ ssll Of
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N. w. SMITH,
New Orleans Cazpst warshoass,

New Orleans Cazpst Warshoass,
10 Chartre. Street
ME have large assortment 0; Carpet
W Ing, such as Medallion. Velvet, and
Royal wcl,on, Brussels, Tapestry 3Ply
lpsrsin, Venetian. Hemp, and other stair
Carpeiiog White, Checkrrsd. Farcy ADD
Cocoa Mating, Floor Oil Cloths Of al
widths, Of various styles and coloss.
Rugs, Mats, Stair Reds, Hair Cloth,
Table ald Piano Covers, coruices and
Bands. Window Shades. Curtain Mate.
risls. &c, all Of which W. offer at mud
crate prices for cash.
A. BROUSSEAU l. co.
Importers asS Dealers At Wholesale
AID Refill.
N. H-Or,tsrs can hs Mhd. and bills
Collected by kpress Coapsats.
Jsnssry 8, 1857 My
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Al Sabbath schoo! concert" heA
N - af ths pssttisat towns 10 Western
New Yosk, . postiea Il he sxsssis~
consisted In ssch scholar repeating >
vsr. Of Scripture, In which should Be
foand the word love. Whom il came b
turn Of Mica j., beautiful youag
lady c: -isE..-en, ard " N ths market
she WAS unpreparsd with N ansvss.
bat before shs exercises was coacisds},
shs rsnarhsd 70 her teacher thss shs
bed fousd tAs vssss. u was ~ lois
these whe M ~, ~ tAaps uAa ssdk
- saviH ~ Aad ~" 11sslhu4 gisl
tAatsI ti{lf fiitf4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

4 RkcoSsrKrcrgp OLD kRsgl- -
An our rcaders in Twllahassss have
seen the noble dog tha, lost lore leg
in the battle Of the Nataral Bridge.
His strong "rebel sympaihies 'nciis. d
him 60 leave homr Of eAs, and take
IN with the Confederate soldiers In their
camps, and when they went into battle
he followed them. notwithstanding the
los. OF = limb, he remained good,
faithful rebel dog until the close Of the
war. We now observe him almost con-
.,antly in the camp of the 'th Infantry,
stationed in this place, where in spite oil
hi, former reasonable devotion TO
the southern interests he is = great PET
Of the soldiers lie is now thorough.
" reconstructed, harmonizcd dorg
Kindness has won him over to his Tor
Ear es.zssaie.. Ne degrading conditions,
-epulsisc 10 his animal ink,iucts were
REQUIRED Of him as q condition To his
4" re admission into the Union. We
re ret that we cannot make the same us
-ertiun with reference 10 the cigh, mil
lion cbiyalric, high-born Sou,herners,
who had reason to expect At leaN rs
much consideration at the hands Of a
yrea, and mngnanimoas nation - has
been el,sadcd to "three-legsed dorg
- Talldhassee Ssatiaei
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

How SuaAe Is MADE WnlrE The
Way in which sugar is made perfectly
white, il is snid, was found out in Gu
riou, way. A hen that had gone
through a mud puddle went with her
muddy feet into a sugar house. II was
observed by some one that wherever the
tracks were, the sugar was whitcncd.
This led to some experiments. The re-
sul, was that act clay came to be useS
in refining sugar 1t l. used in this
way THE sugar is put into earthern
jars, shaped as YOU see the sugar loayes
are. The large ems are upward. The
smaller ends have hole in them. This
jar is filed with sugar, the clay put over
tho top, and kept wet The moisture
zee. down thro the sugar, aad denps
from hole ia the small end Of the jar,
Thi. makes the sugar perfectly white.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

CoxsKxxD.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of tho Charleston Mcrcu.
~, gives the following account Of the
manner 10 which Mr.. Doolittlc, Of
Wisconsin,, eorsered Henderson, of
Missouri
The hsrssy Of the Radical doc.
trins, in rsCsreoce To the status Of the
anrspressntsd States, was never so
eGeciually exposed last night,
(Feb. 20,) in the Senate, during the
debate Oh the bill rsfsrr to. Mr.
Henderson was srgaing /. favor Of
applying the Louisiana bill to the
Southern States, and az reason for
forcing that measure upon them, be
said that they bad rejected tAs con-
stitutional amendment. 3D.
Mr.. Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, i'm
mediatslJ arose and asked the Mis-
avuri RadinA how hey hsd rejected
the amendment? lie answered, by
their State Legislatures. hut have
they Stats Legislatures competent to
rejsst - ansaasAsst u the Constisu-
ton ? inquired Mr. Doolittls. Hen
dsrson discovered his fatal admission
Of the legality Of the State Govern
ments In The 1suth, snd underworld
to dodge The question. Mr.. Doolit-
tie pressed Is upon hin, with in
creased emphasize, sna Il let the
Radical Missouriap. finding himself
fairly cornercd, appealed to the pre-
siding officer to decide who was enti-
tied to the hoor, Mr.. Dsslittle OF
himself The chair decided that he
Henderson, wss, snd thercupon he
proceeded with his speech, without
once attempting 10 answer the very
pertinent question Prcpounded .
him BY he Wisconsin, Senator. The
scens was highly amazing to those
on the 1oor, - we'll ~ in the gale.
riss, and . number Of Radical Sess.
tor. sssisg hov soaplsssly tAsir ~
sosists ~ bssa trsppsa, sosh not
resist = psrcsptible laugh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

TO Dssrnor rng Roll Wo.x. We
procured eighteen oommon-siyed dinner
plates, into each Of which VIZ put half
a gin Of vinegar and molasses, rrcvious
" prepared il tho proportion OF four
parts of the former 10 nne Of the latter
These plates were set or small stalker or
poles driven into the ground In thu cot
lon field, one to about each three scrrs,
and reaching little above tho cotton
plant, with a six-inch SQUARE board tack
ed gu top to receive the plant These
arrangements we're made in the even
ing soon after the nics had mnde their
appearance the nextmorning We found
cis.teen to thlrty-fYe moths to zach
plate. The experiment wAs continued
Tor Eve or six days, distributing the
plates over the entire field, each days
sueeess increasing, until the number
was reduced to two or three moths to
each plate, whcE ii WAS abandoned ~
being no longer worthy OF the trouble.
Tho crop that year was but very little
injured by the boll.worm. Tho dies
were caught in their eagerness TO feed
upon tho mixture by alighting into Il
md being unable to escape. They wers
probably attracted by the odor Of tbs
preparation. the vinegar probably being
an importan. agent in the matter Az
the dies feed only at night, the plates
should be waited late every evening. The
insec,s taken ont, and the vessels ~
pIcnished Ms circumstances may require.
] have tried the experiments With rs-
.aii= equally satisfactory, ssd shall con
tinue Il until better one IL adopted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Horace Greeley, in = recent TEN
perascc address ia Philadslphis, sta
ted the following A. an evidence that
there had been great improvement
since he was boy II remember il
vas TALKED Of - great scandal BE-
cause a man did not furnish liquor
At the funeral of his little child. In
deed, II was regarded quits a neces-
sary that hos. should furnish bis
visitors with liquor a. that h should
furnish them with chairs. If ! n
collect Alright, on the Installation Of
Rsv. DR.. Lord, sx.Prssidspt Of. Dart
nosth College, - young and slo-
qaest clergyman il NY native tcvs,
everybody was very drunk. In fact,
/ don't think ever saw = more
drunken time in my life"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

'. pRAn, sne. ,. AnAxe :. eASv.
DEAN, 4pAle8 \ 0Arr.
COrTVN tACS91B - 0saoh
xtslsa MsseAssas, Ne. ~ 0vaviss
Btssst, Nsw Os1nAA ..
~ Cs,& E. b ryw y ~ 0s1ssas
Ags6A -. n. y. 0assw b - lesaa
Aasas q Aasshan. ~ b sa11sse1 v
nsss s1vassss = ~ gsssisg ssee \
Augasa, 4, ~ m a1o-0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

y/0RS 4 BREMER. ~ Carp Str,d. con
Il SANITY m hand. nrst elasa Plans Pieyel's,
Martins and Onvr,ev's the cslsbrstsJ C,cloid,
etc. etc. etc. txn-Hy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

u. 1t. wAsk.. Jas. 2. WsRE
Late Of Asisss. Ais. Late " Gaiusssss, TNr
yXJARfs 4 BROTHER, Cotton Factors and
w 1sneral Coaimissioa Merchants. No. i3a
Grsvl~f steel "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

SOUTHERN r.,aiiy sewing aaehinc. kclss.
> les machine OF Wilcox h Gibbs, viii s.s
hem. fell. brad, tuck, gather, qa'I' cAid. and
With Satisfaction. Agent. wanted
a, No. 3 -. Charlie. street. Box 3~S. III ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

U1asee0ttoo.
ms. Raglan ! An0 havisa 4,
0nlvsa w. ssDastmsseip b psesetae
respectfully rspse - pWsess le1el19
~ Ae@ - es0s l6sVao8 - eq110o ~
1ssa1ss J. M. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
Biakemsre. WoslArades 4 Co.,
COTTON FACTORS, I
~ Comuoa Stfeet, !
NEW ORLEANS. I

+ LIBERAL AAysseeb aads % consign.
II neots, b Tanly I Msste~ asA ca
lett ! Hlaksaoss. Sassvspsrt
HsreA l6, N7.ly sfsiu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

..HsNssa.! 49,
Me4 sntSty Lamp
WIN krnkf N6ON1uNkY
Nv . 1R y OseOl. NapsAs,
z
- - tsa1 ttw's1n y Oh
6R ! FiLlssgsy,
v Ageses ~ 1al0Aik
Feb. s9esu
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New Orleans Advertisements


A R.GRlswOLD 4 co. old Ara Of Hyas
IA ! Goodrsb. established In New O.'eAaA
80 yssn. Masxfartaress. as4 imposssss q
Watches ysvelsy. rllssSvars. Gallery. tssss,
and Ptstola Cofn<s Canal 4 NayAt sis. l1lv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
Steamship star Conner Apnwa Pahe Mai seasnP U.s.
Stssm.bip Drco Johnson Portland. j. = Ame&
SbIn Kste Davenport Otis Acapulco = J. Marchant 20
;a F.nxirk mr. Fove Anser W. T. Schmdts Son Co
BSrk Priscilla Newton Portland, Walsh Carver; -
BARI (Brl Mary London w p sshmats 800 70
RAJ EcIipse I3r owen, Liverpool J. G McArthur -,
Bal Fse amb BorchaTt' Rio JHeiro Funh hness
R,et Waldo Baker Csdil VIC vgo, Upper Beathe
Brig Mary (Brl Peis, 81 John and Fasoo'o N" wa"
Pn ~ Iohn SHAY Nckcrsou Mobile. E D. Hurbut Co
Brg Atlanta fBrl Whean Hayc de Grsee VI r. Sreen '"'
SEM n Branari Wells Providence, G. h Racket Bro
So Nrv Hunter Narkson Galveston Murray, ferrs 20
KSehr John Bovutou Reed Falmouth Ja A. H. sAolou 20
sohr Belle, Cubbehy Mchnond, y an hIu,. = s4s1'
schr C. C. Warren. smith Grenada, b. j. v en0erE
Soop Deep River, Burger, Hartford IT, n hAeAeu a Do
ARRIVED.
Steamship London Orb BIooks Liverpool sh ms. Aae
onsnSown 10Th aud John g. Dale 2h lus ROOD
- IN rs ion 81 D. steamewith white nnlr b0lud w
rSesmship Ellen s. Terry bears Ne"Dern y ~ ~ "0u' WIN
mise and pass c. GoOdspted White ~, -. 49,.
Sarara Brakeman Richmond asd Norfolk with mde A0d
sswsbe Drgo johnson. Portland with mdse and pass 70 p
Ames - ~ o.,.,r. ne, n VIII mAs. snd
sso TrmouSan sears Liverpool Dc days with md 70 Charles
Bari Br.merin em Jacken Rio JAneo "a days With coffee to Z
Payenstedt Co. a.. - t., ,.hl. ,ra nsss IN
Lulsg at %, Ion 4 30 "a" oArA Isaac 'ssH's SMUT
f tof Newcastle Robinson, Gibraltar 81 days Wi'hon
&c 20 order Hal heavy weather -, A.. ,u.., 10 Pnr,h
Mark Maeu List (Da1 G.nge Boston d'ya IN DALLAS" r
nsiaeAs 60 Srsa, plcser IN D. J. T. BoeEmsp
Trir scotland irl Crowe Barbados - aA5s MID
T. smith 4 90 OF Hartford Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
SUPREME C0URTw5City and County y Of N so,
pASSENGERS Sailed.

FOR AsPrSwALL &c. Oct 2ln steamship Rps S pr
Central American and South Psc porsi (" chslom ts.eI
Mcneil Abv Locke Thos Copeland C'Te. Sangr sIss. az ~
Ernest eype fFud Yogs Fred BHger Ludwig Dol@e VIZ no 10
iat For A.gnEa-Leat Commander J. n M4er T. ; n, IbS
W Fitch ~ Cove L. r ~ Joha Pemqerton = y inc Rev W
H. stewart T. ) ~ J. D Graham u = NJ ~
Menso l. ~ W. II. Hunt Z J-pey Sesiena Mrs " mans
L. Muhgn L. NJ l. ~ smith ana T.e W, l. ys.r' a ",
aud chi Kinhaus wife and ank y s9oH ara VIE
rms Adams AMI wife Burgess K Ii1anf hrs trae MT
Ont Phe lbs and children H. Conrad M0 and WIFE, Miss bfanef
Capt Phelps Wa Mansfield, Mr. Paen, W VOC" dorE Geo ~
Coih Mrs TAYLOR AMI child Sche o. Putnam the Rev Daniel
Ionl Joln jackson NJ Whesds Aae wife Mss sussn smith =
Wilson - vlfe Cart T. l. Law. f. l. Bngere Melville ATWOOD
Miss Atwood and T. Trmby AID a David Nchsy hIs j.
K,nn ana children the Rev Mrs G Miller Mss Eta White Mrs.
h A. Newell asd child MIA McGsary, Ms Rogers Aiied fa
man Mrs. dau ghtsr enid Dr. X Pam ee anu VIE IL
NJ Ross wife and children. Kaasdsn sad sG Ms { = k9,issop
lanes Sinclair Col Hartsuf Mrs G. 3 hchcocG Leroy e9neA
AMI vile Jas H. wnn, Csp Fitzgerald X Wells j. L n Bat
Mrs children AID nurse y II Mrgh
NJ Rtta Emery Miss C. Magee W. Imre and wife, Nus " mar
80 Jobp Harris The Rev : X Hap and wife Mrs = bufubam
Mr, Clement Caroline Fo.snbee. LEU W Iof1 fat
don Cool s. A. inart snd servant Deos '" smn ~
RAINY Detebaeh W. Young A. Donahue Miss Anna huboai
Mrs Anna j. Andenbsrger Ms H. Bradbury zeh srysnt ana
anrt Mr. A. Culver and hd Nr. Joanna Wood Mrs het DA-
y Sylvester Crooks A. McCelnd ani wife Mr. Fo e1lirsn
infant and nurse D. Bnga children and servant hsl Ah1 VIZ
A Eshet wife sister child and infant Herbert Rose MS peS
and Davis and sister and large number second Ao'
AID
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graaI 9utitrs.
y VOpV CTrpprNT COTTRT

cTATE of NEW YORK-SUPREME COURT
- CITY and COUNTY 81 MISUNDERSTANDING DOhHLsb,
plaintiff AIT WILHELM DOELER defendautsrNNoSs-ior kee
Com not ser Deendant-Ion hereby summoned and
0ued the complaint this seton which wac bed n ne once
~ the CLERK COGny OF seglork at tue City Hal Tie
CITY ofNrwIok the h DAY Of October eo and 70 serve copy
your the said complaint on The subscriber m on 20
IfS BROADWAY City Of Newlok within twenty days after The
serycs Of exclusive Of the day % ssch se
Ard you the .ad complaint within the me AFORESAID we
plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief demanded Ia
-" us law STU ALFRED ROE. Plaintiff sAiOrney.
SUPREME COURT.-City and County OF New
> YOrTHE STATE OF TENNESSEE az S9LUMBn s POW TT
LIZ sheriff &c. Of City and County q New lors ChAkLhs
J. MCKINNEY, Receiver, ke and TIE koSEhsN i.Lc
rot SerIo the Defendants aboysuame You are hereby san se
end yr, 70 answer the complaint this scou which wi BE- Sled
the o. Of thu City aud County Of Al zoe Wv
Hall the City Of New York and 20 copy 81 yoar 20 s
so complaint on subscriber az bis oce No3 Walls IN sad INV
ok within twenty after the service Of s snnaons on
Won exclusive Of such and you IAN ~ answer 9
saI complaint the Aforesaid the pAlH ~ ihn aesoI ~
SS lgg ige- h r. MEADE,
40 i,se,jr, Plaiu:fs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
;aoiitts Of Saukrupttp.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEWiOkh 7
B.NkHurrY In WILLIAM b. yUDsON Bankrupt he
gives Of bis appointment assignee be
f JUDSOS ofNegfork city In the County and
state o Nei ORR district who has been Aqdged Supt
District Court o. said OAsie1 pAI
" WI FRANCIS C. BOWMAN Assignee,
Os lGw3wTu NO Besknsn-sA Ne--loIA INV.
IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
L sTATgS Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NENfOkN ~
BaSKHrrrcr In the Of THOMPSON 6kEh1 FIELD baaz
rut Bee l.aah T. Williams. Register 10 WHOM 1T MAI NON-
CRRS The udersgned hereby gves notice Of hs appointment
Assignee u the estate Of ,.,.
THOMSON GREENFIELD
o. City sud County state Of SeSiork 10 said pTe shq ~
has en su9yed Bankrupt upon bic petition by the District Oou'
NJ 80 ALBERT SMITH, Assignee
~ -N' No 100 FutonsL. Nes-lOrk
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PASSENGERS 4RRITED.
FROM GIBRALTAR Oct Ain bark COmmeree-Chas p Se''s
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P,,prer Station and foaa
ave. Entrance on Twertr.seVenIh.st

TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
Por EevHaVen and bridgeport 100 500 tEIb LID q n lZo
UI.), 3OJ tEI.l. as $50 snd 800 fEr) p N -. :, ~.
MILFORD Stafford iSrseE Southport and "estPor ~" L
For SoruaE 10 100 Crl 800 II, 2l5 CEL) AGO tETL
as 40. ok 20. aO0 tEI.l N.
For Darien. "a 900. lilo m. AS 40, 30 -.
Fo smor zoo AGO BLL 500 lga N l2iS tEIl, KID 1Oo
TrD 345 (snl. 40 So. -, 800 (ELl p m 90.
For Greeuuich stations, 100, 900 l4V u -"
49, 49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield N. tBsl 400 (EIl soop
For Bo.tob VIA Shor. Line. l2l5 (Er.E 500 m - - -,
Isr Hartford and Springfield AGO (kLh liza 4" tEAh wv
For Connection, River Railroad 400 rl a5p 70 Mon
ueA 400 p. m o Northampton. . =, *
,-,--.A =, a m
Eev-H,ren Bev-LOudOa aud siongt0n Railroad " ~" H.
l215 3co, aWp m.
For Canal Railroad, r. IS D N 70 Sorhsnp,nA
Tor Iiousatonlc Railroad, 300 n. 400 p a.
For Nsueatuek Railroad. $50 m, 500 p n -.
Fer Danhury Sorsak Railroad. 10, 40 a n A"p -
S'O%0o''0' SesPinE ''' --s-sO JAMES Ii. HOYT. suBt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

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p.. sal SIM sets..... Moon R.ses.......0:S
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

IN the DISTRICT UUUKI OF IHt UNI I ID
sTATEg Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT " NEW lOkh Ilr
matter OF JOSEPH ROSENBuSH aud ALBERT hAkIhAN bshA
rpp.y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hsTeby that petloh Gas
b.rn sei IN saM BY JOSEPH ROSENBUbH and ALBERT
ALTMAN Of The and County Of Newiork N SAID District %
declared Bankrupts uEr the Act Of Congtss 81 March
all their debts aud o,hr c -
rn5,r M act AMI that November next at t~o
acock n m at lsaish r. Williams Register N b, kp
no 81 broaway City OF New York Is assigned Tor me bearing
the same all creditors who bre proved ,eI us
I other p.rson Interested attend and show cause W any ny
b NV % paver on the said petition should not be granted NO
e 4 oven second and third meetings crelo pro
yl Tor In I'D act will held before the sa Register Al e sa
tine ami place meu,ioneLDd at the City OF NR ora e
2 day Of October laG GEORGE f. BELTS OeTk Of 'ns D'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

IN Tho INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED
Il Sr ,rFs 49, ,be SOUTHERN DISTRICT % NkWNORk-ln the
matter OF SATHAHIEL DOLE, BsrklaptlN bANEEuPrc before
iofr Fitch no WHOM MAY CONCERN The undersigned hebs
gives motto. Of his appointment Assignee Of NATHANIEL DOH Of
a. Cr IN GeuY6 County New FORK ard state OF New
Vt ,tp,.b Dstn hiss been slIutd bantupl upon rs
~. Is a n ta1 l. NJ ANDRUSS, Assignee,
'.C ~ - - M, No 80 Piuest., Ncw-iork City.
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
,TtTFs IN thc SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of hkW.i0hsn1ySs
BEFORE John Ech-ln the matter 81 LhOD ,-'N
HSt,ot no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The unaeIss9S Iis
- Xxi, Of bis appointment Assuee OF the estate oi '
tv of Newlork in the County ard State Of New u
Utet ,ni been ldmrel bankrupt upol hh V wv az ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

FT'HIS Is 10 GIVE IIE~-I HdI Oh IIIo
eleventh day Of October D. 1884, Warrant u Bnsrgp,y Va
THE NETWORK and kEhIbCl Oi
MINING COMPANY Of City Sewiors IN The County OF
NewYok wso has been Sndgr Bankrupt
on rs Petition Debts and delivery OF
Property belonging such Bankrupt to or fer is and the trans
fer properly forbidden by laws That setng Of ne
Bankrupt their debts and "a choose one or
Of estate viii he held al Court 81 Bankruptcy To
be- holden al 80 IL the City Of NcN-lork bos
Edgar Khum Register tie tSe DAY Of November AID loo ~
twelve clock m.-Oct r. 1867
R MURRAY, .. $. har.hsps MESSENGER