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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

NorSG NESs LITERARY ASSOCIATION "A large
number 81 Our citizens assembled at the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Tuesday evening last, to hear tie
public debate on the question as man the archi-
i,ci OF his own destiny p by he members OF the
above association. Al the exercises Of the eve.
ming were rsrleic with interest, and showed m
evidcn, desire on the part Of the Young men
composing the associaiion 10 improve thens Ives
in every thing which can tcrd to promote their
fuinie welfare and usefulness The above ques.
was very ably discussed, and the judges (Messrs
john 7. Ensor. l.. e. Dubois and Henry 81.
Shealcy. decided In favor of the negative or the
prorosliion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

t'hapirr 2Y6. page 2o?--Aci nj IsGii
AN t'ri prohih.; III" granting of License I
the sale IT Sriitu"us "r Fcrmcnied Liquor,
"r Lager Beer ~ ~ near W"ndbcrry Factory
10 Baltimore county.
Section i.--B'. u enacted by the General \
mbly Of Mary land. That hereafter it phali
not b.. lawful idSee,e Clerk Of the Circuit Coufi
TO- Baltimore county 60 issue license TO any prr
SOFA ~ lcrsons a. sell spirituous of fermcIiicd
liquors or lager beer at woodberry Factory. "r
q, aiiy place nearer than three iourths Of q mile
N every dirccii n.
Section And be il enacted. That this act
shall take effect from and after the istc 81 il.
passage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
WILLIAM a. sTEwART.
April ls.--its Administrator.

FI,Hls L. TO GIVE NOTICE. That the ,uh
Il sciiber has obtained from the Orphan,
Count ~ Baltimore county. letters tcstamenia
~ on ,hr estate 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
MAS J. WELSH.

rl,HIS L. To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
il scTihors have received from the Orphans
Court 81 Baltimore county. letters Of admins
trati,gi IN the e, tate of
THOMAS J. WELSH.
laic 90, ,s.i county. deceased. All persons Lav-
img claims .gaiisi tho said estate. are hereby
thereof. {" the subscrilr.s.
On o. 6efose Me llh tag - Dtctmbcr, 1865
they may otherwise b., Law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted {,
said estate are requested t" make immediate.
payment. Given under uut hands this sth dan
OF Akril. lsdS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
NesO Advertisements.
WOODEN WATER PIPE
q AS PIPE.

Tik BEST AND CHEAPEST Article ever mnlc.
EVsTyboly, particularly FaFnsrs aud Ii.sTf, end Z,
? ire descIlpllyc cTcuiaF and pricr let o. J. 4
MOOnWARn. William nlri. IL. IAI.rll Is II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
=. BY instructions received from the
Treasury department, at the Clerks Oiii"c. al
persons applying io: license Of any kind. tcN
ccpi marriage licenses. which nrc the same O..
heTciof'rc.' will hereafter have to pay The icc
Of nay cents for issuing the same, ma king
total 81 sixty cents. A. stated above.
The fee Of fifty cents has heretofore hrc,
ch- rscd 10 the State.
THOMAS BALDWIN.
sheriff Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
ELizABETH BtRGAy.

'l'Hls L. TO GIVE MOTTO L. that the sub
i scfibcF has obtained from the Orphan.
Court al Baltimore county, letters Of admin
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
COD LIVIR on. CREAM.

French Ia varation ahicii p..sttars all the A4.i
Gus aud medicinal qualities q tic Jnrs al
u ffyc from all orn.ty~ tasr OF .n-il. aul-i.in-
agreeable o. the tastris .tly dgrstcd thu. aisr. *
the patient the full benefit - tie quantity taken
u readily taken mixed with water tia. avoid.M. CO.
use Of uhi.kcy or other expensive hur;fi addt
i r,cunme add ani i.ry sfil.d Ly tIe y i..t f.u.
fsssion. rFicr 81 botii, Forrir, Tar. .,..t ...
HYATT \ CO. 10 Cottlandt g
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

late oi ,uii county. dcces-ed. All person, hav
ing claims asain. the sai,l estate ar" hcirL,
wasnrd t. exhibit the same with the yuurhcf.
thereof (" the subscriber,
"a cr I,fose H. lSI LAY - Dccca,b,r. i>Gs,
they may otherwise by law be excluded FROM
all benefit at said estate. Those. indebted tn
said estate are requested To- make immediate
payment Given under nay hand ,hi. l,th
day Of April. lsGS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

Il will he seen that the Twelfth District is no,
represented either jury. The lsi disitic, has
three jururs: the - six the "a FIVE the 9Th
two; the 9th two the 9Th two the 9Th one
the slh three the 9TH nine the 10Th siN the
llih six 'he 18th two. We do not know
which district Mr.. Graves is from
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
WANTED. AGENTS.

30 90 90 fcr month eNcTy Wief, maic tud male 10
introduce the GEM tNE ilPH0l EpCuMWuN SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Til. machine Nui
stitch hem tell tHcl guilt cord. bind, braid and en-
broidrr IN a raos. suferur manner Phi. only efs
Fully warrant, Dos asc YEAR, " viii Ias sl0Gl f1r
any marAinc that ~ sew stronger. uorc l. antliI.
OF more elastic seam than Il makes the Elastic
Lock stitch Every second stitch can b. cut aui sti
The cloth cannot lullcd apart without tearing IL
We pay Agents from go 10 90 J. month and eNI.i
ses, OF cominiss tan from which ~ Ice that ann m an
H. mal- Adde'S SEC"NB 4 co rITTsBii;G ~
or BOSTON. MASS
CAUTION DO not o. imposed npun % ttii,f .i.t..
lsalning of WORTHLESS east iron machine rnler a.,
same hatac 81 "ihrrUist ours t. the only e,n4ih. i
really practical cheap insyhinr manufactured
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

SAILS 10 TAKE PLAcE.-Tho following saes,
now advertised in the Uaion viii take place dur
ing the .oming week
To-day, Saturday. by n. Il. Boarman, irus.
tee on the premises, Il acrcS Of land In the first
election district
Monday, April 27th, by Miranda IIarris ,rus-
tee on the premises, 70 acres Of land near
Gorsuch's Mills, Seventh district.
Same dap by Thomas L. Hall, near Cockeys-
vile, horses. cows farming implements, &c.
Tuesday, April 25ih, by u. J. Cuttings irus.
lec on the premises, I'll acres Of land In the
Tenth district, including SHADES tavern. Also,
- acres Of woodland in Hartford county.
same day, by II. J. Gittings, attorney, at the
Exchange sales rooms, IN baltimore, 400 acres
OF land Ia Long Green Valley.
Wednesday, April goth, by Nancy and Maria
laddrrs, Towsoniown, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Poultry, &c
THURSDAY, April 9Oth, by VIM. S. Kecch aud
&. u. Mcfarland, trustees, at the Court House
door, 90 acres Of land IN the twelfth district.
Saturday, May a. by n. J. Cuttings, atty,
at The Court House door, 30 acres OF land near
Parkion
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

V'RuSsES -'SEEiEY'S HARD ~ BHEH MISS
Cures Rupture, retains he most dina ~ al ;, id
easily never Fusis hTraks. sai.. ala ass
new. Sold - all nrugslst. send Glr pamphlet isI5
Chestnut st, PHILADELPHIA tArri u a,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
MoRTGAGEE's SALE
OF
4 IERY TALUABLE FARM,
ABOUT 200 ACRES,

IL LONG GREEN VALLEY.
about fVteen Mics iron, ne City. Oh hc Harfori
Turnpike bang part cf G''tiHgs' Estate.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25

HNlllS L. TO GIVE NOTICE, That the cub
Il sciLer has obtained from the Orphan,
Court " Baltimore county. letters tcsiamenie
rs on lhr estate 81
MARY CARR HALL.
late ~ sald rJuniy, deceased. All pefsons hay
ing claims against thu mid ,siate Rrc her'hy
warned 10 cNhibit the tanie with the voucher
Thereof 20 the subscriber.
o. ur isf0Fc ne "a drg Of Iccsmbtr. lSds;
thr, way otherwise by Law he excluded from
all bcnei., 1T said estate. These indebted a.
said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment Given under lny hand this lst day
RICHARD G. HALL.
Arrii at Executor.
TI,ills rs To GIVE NOTICE. That tho sub
II scTiher has obtained from the Orphan
Court Of Baltimore county. letters Of adminii
ira,ion on the estate IT
MARGARET SLApE.
late Of said county. deceased. Al pcfsonshaV.
ing claims against the said e,ta.e are hereby
warmed Ia exhibit the same with tho voucher.
thereof 10 the subscriber.
o. Or bcfore TIC lM day ~ portmler. l>0s
they may otherwise hy law be- excluded from
all benefit " said estate lhr.c indebted to
said estate are requested g. MAX. immediate
pa msni. Given under my hand hi 1isida,
Of March, 1855.
ALPREr :. GARRISON.
april lite Administfai"r.
gINiIis Is To GIVE NOTICE. That thu .ui.
Il scribcrs have obtained from the Orphan.
Court 81 Baltimore conn.y. leitcrs i.siair.u'.
~ on The estate oi
MARGARET iEAKiN.
late II said county. deceased. All p,i .u.L.,
ing claims against the said estate ar her, O.,
warmed 70 exhibit the same with Tho voucher.
thereof tu thc subscribers.
OH o. hcfore nc ~ day II DsccSber. isGs
they may otherwise by INV be excluded fuu
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted o.
said estate are requested t. max. immediate
payment. Given under our hands mi. ~ 10,
NJ April. isGs.
ROBERT A. DoBniN. EN"'"'''
Apiil 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
TIE CRIMINAL COURTS.

I'm Justice Cornwell's Court, Brooklyn, yester-
day john ha9nnne was ed one d d u; Dai1e earl
through the streets
In Justice Voorhees, Court, Brooklyn, Edward
A. Fowler Of No 20 South Thrdst was discharged on
GIazier, knowing his first wife to be alive.
In Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Kelly David Joseph and Aaron HG eS
complaint OF Theodore Oswald of No. 442 East light
eenthst who alleges that they stole piece OF daasK
In the Court Of Special Sessions, yesterday,
before Justices Kelly and Downing, John Mcnamara, who
arraigned for having acted as one OF tne
ordered to be confined In the Peniehtiary iof 'reo
months
In Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday,
before Justice Iedwth John Meyer OF No 81 Kingst
lated how he had met Jennie Hess IN the street on We'd
Hesday night and had accompanied her to heF t10 n n
money. She committed.
In the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, Catharine johnson cOorea
for the arrest of Timothy Francis colored divine OF tile
Baptist denomination, ON the charge of seduction
Charles Wilson committed for examination for nav
ing procured quantity Of goods from Frank Kerger by
means of false pretenses.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
before Judge Russell Henry Gibbons convicted by
plea Of embezzling $3.50 III money from the Merchants
snd a pre- o e IN '9e r one
Bower found guilty Of breaking into the boarding house
No 70 North Moore-5t ana stealing money ana GtneF
$50 90 sentenced to the State Prison for five years
Frank Mcclure, formerly car conductor was con
yicted Of picking the pocket OF Mr.. Otto Denecke
OF o gold watch and about $50 in money, whilo
a ball at Rupets brewery He sentenced to state
Prison for two years and six months former Oense,
TO which he pleaded guilty in February last when judg
ment wns suspended and 1t ordered that he
additional term of two years and months for
his recent crime.
At the Tombs yesterday John began was
brought before acting gstrate Alderman Miller,
cused Of robbng Patrick ComerfOrd guest the Phia
dcphia Hotel No Westst who says that on Wednesday
evening while In entrance In the rear or the hotel
the accused and confederate seZed him, and red his
pocket OF wallet containing $500 Degan was arrested
but the confederate made his escape with the money
The accused who lives at No. 1877 Sprng-st.,
nitted by the magistrate On Tuesday night last the
stable OF Mr.. Jacob W. DOrcmuS ut Red NILS Bergen
County " j., was forciDly entered, and bay mare
valued $780, stolen. Yesterday the animal was found
IN the possession John White, trucknan, living at
Whe-st White alleged that be bought the horse
for $50 from q with whom he has for many years
been acquainted but he could not tell his name. White
was arrested and Alderman Miller held him to bail TO
await trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
THE OWL COURTS.

United States Marshal Murray has issued an
order that whenever any premises held In custody by
HIM. under process issued Tor violation OF the Internal
Revenue laws, admission to such premises shall at al
times be permitted to any Internal Revenue officer
In the Brooklyn City Court yesterday, before
Judge Thompson, I'm the Of CTegan agt Mcguire,
which was action to recover damages for injury
caused 20 plaintiffs property by the proximity OF build
ings owned by defendant used for the manufacture Of
iapannod ware, which emitted stencil alleged to be
detrimental 20 the renting OF the adjoining houses,
dict was found for the defendant
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, of Brooklyn,
yesterday before udgo Lott, Joseph Laurent obtained
sOO damages for having been violently elected from the
premises occupied by Joshua Harrison, the defendant
located in Cassonaye. The defendant tenent OF
the late Mr. Laurent the plaintiffs father, ana en-.
deavOred 10 keep the of the premises after he had
got legal possession Another verdict OF sjO0
dered the plaintiff damages for the destruction OF
some choice imported fruit tIess by Harrison, While
occupying tho premises
Tn the United Statos District Court in Bank
runtcy IN the OF william Griffin, bankrupt, the
question Whether the wife Of bankrupt appear.
ing IN obedience 10 order instead Of Summons,
10 he examined witness IA her husbands case, is
entitled 70 fees tho any other witness would be
The Court decided IN the Affirmative ON and since the
10Th inst the folOwingnamed persons have He'd pei
tiOns I'm bankruptcy John ID. Sc beck Samuel r. Burreu
Harry Conrad. Simon stern, aud Charles McBren tAder-
man for The years 1850 all Of this city, and Charles
Bates OF Athens, Greene Co. n u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
FIRST BOARD
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
Petroleum.
THURSDAY. March Or. Y


Gold closed at 1891 after selling at 39ia lSoE Tho
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $52.59d-
900, and tho balance 2.2S9,9S2 The steamer Weser
took 1874, 265 in specie to-day.
Government bonds are barely steady with largo
amounts offering, and considerable amounts could
be sold at quotations. AT the close the market waz
very feversh. State bonds were steady, with good
investment demand. Virginia per cents Of both
classes were q shade lower. Pacific Mail was steady
at 110t. Express shares were steady. Merchants
Union was very strong, and advanced IL
per cent from the closing price OF yesterday.
The Railway share market opened steady on Erie,
and stronger on New-York Contra! and the Western
shares, with a moderate business. Northwestern
Common declined to 60 the Preferred stock very
firm and in demand at 73.. At the Board the market
was without point. but prices were generally main
tanned Boston Hartford. and Erie sold at i4l New
York and New Haven, 141 Northwestern Common
sold at &C. cash. and G4l, seller s. The Preferred
stock was lower. selling at 70. Toledo.
Wabash and Western sold at SIT. After
the call the market was excessively duh.
At the o'clock Board the market was dull North
Western Common was in demand for cash delivery
at 60 and at the Same time was offered deir eraDio
next week at g. Rock Island was lower selling az
cat At the Second Board the market wass steady.
After tho call the market was stronger on III tue
Western stocks. North western iIeeA0u
very strong and advanced TO 7ii; Rock Island.
95i. The market closed firm at quotations
The Erie market was less excited, the fluctuations
were from IS! to 76. closing 7ss 1t Is stated thas
the whole amount of convertible bonds authorizes
have now been sold and the stock is upon tno seo''
II is stated the last $4,000 was sold on Monday.
This has exhausted the power TO issue new s,ock ior
the moment. The resolution OF the New-forK STOCK
Exchange this morning was to prevent an opening
of tbe boolS. and making new issue. There are no
Certificates dated after March in circulation. The
following is the resolution;
ResOr That until the transfer Books OF as Ee ia ~
Ioc Ssed by said company, dated subsequently 10 tns
St6 Of MARCH, lS6s viii DO good delivery On any a'oeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
THE COURTS.
Tile ERIE LITIGATION.

A letter published yesterday in the money
article signed by j. r. Dickinson, tho President Of the
Tenth National Bank charging Mcssrs. Fisk Beldcn
with locking up tOOOO for the purpose OF produc'
ing sr!ngcncy In tho loan market has ELECTED the fol!
lowing rather spicy reply from that firm;
No. 81 BRoAD-sT.. March II. 1853.
Y n DrcKrNsOy esd PresideHf ~ ne Teih NdfiOHqI
R0nI-SfR: The evening papers OF yesterday contain
letter from you David GrOcsbeck Co. exposing Our
nriyote affairs without Justification Your
bank received from deposits Of more than 100000
during the day and up TO $50. aud heroupon certified
our checks for nearly the whole amount These checks
we could not deposit the day aud tho next day
paid them away TO other parties. These parties, seems
presented them your bank where, instead Of paying
Them YOU gave your certificates OF deposit thus making
yourselves voluntary cusodlans OF the funds. In all s
there be any blame IL IL yours aud not ours We
not responsible for your absenting yourself from the
bank even to see member ot your family OIL ia the
steamer We challenge you 20 show that have had
any thing to do with making tight money market In
view Of these facts we prefer to close our account at
Your bank, and beg you viii have II written ny.
Very respectfully yours, FISK, BELDEN & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

securty released and hail taken is rlte and IN
venting said security from getting IN The frHds u s. on.
olals aud on consultations and Correspondence With United
States tie sabjeot, and N attending with ball
ard procuring their justification before the United States
and proceedings before 90
holding Eiiel charges sgains. ....,. $50 90
Sep.enher and October 55Attending CONSULTING with
United States Attorney aud TO hi, csss
when before the United States Grand and As 10 Pifep.
sppparance getting his bond and bail dschrge1 and
tie whole matter finally disposed of.......e.. 600
To expense. aud disburenents paid by henbefore
charged expended from time 10 tine during
Ofthess Is 90
Deducted in adjustment $3.50 81
Deducted interest $3.50 60
Deducted FOR security while deposit 80 co
Amount paid Herdnan.. 10y w
Dbursemens included above bill amounting 200 sno @
Total amount chsrged professional 432o
March 1000 20
Aug s-Reeeived mi, amount and part of........
AsIoys disbursements making. 800 %
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30
oBsERvER-
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY By WI. KIRK 90.

Bubscrption-rwsvs months, %; SIX months 90 fn ID
This long established journal becomes very desirable
this time In view Of the fact that Pensacola efscng
Der railroad communications with the Northwest, and
becoming point Of Interest 70 entsrprising men
teresb Of the State u TioridA and In Its local de-
devotss special attention the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing up Ice vicinity also 70 other
tems which 70 the careful reader win indicate
the development Of the great natural advantages 0f Pensacola
- 0 port Advertisements solicited
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30
observation-disclosures.

7 OsT-oR MIsLAIDoA CASH WARRANT DRAWN
IL by Ter for One thousand Dollars payable TO
the order Of and nd.rsed by Thomas Howard ESQ The
disappeared from the desk Of the treasur
All persons warned not to trade for the above
NNf1''' 1' W. s. MOUNT, Treasurer
New Orleans September 26, 1868
4 OsT-ON TUESDAY, The 18TH SEPTEMBER
- instant, ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
OF Money number Of Receipts and Memoranda,
and the following which the public
toned against trading for negotAtng viz Three Notes
dated December 1867 drawn T. ID. Van dorm to bis
him indOrsed hundred dollars EACH and
payable in three six and nine months after date;
by Mrs NJ Van Horn to her order and by her
ndOTsed after date, March 1851 marked
Ne Variaurn by Gottschalk Msgner notary public for
hundred thryhve dollars note for eight han
and thirty three dollars and hirythres and Onethd
cents year after (Sept l3 1861 drawn and in
dorsed marked Ne Vsriatur," by w. L. Poole,
ESQ one note sixty after date. 9th Febru-
sry 1862 drawn by T. Ven Horn to the order of ~ Au
eustin cashier Bank Of New Orleans tor hundred aud
hy dolars Of which notes have been paid but not
ceed The finder welcome to the and will receive
additional reward returning the Diary and Papers to
T. d. Van orn, "a Camp street.
I OST-oN THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound answers to the name OF JED. Had a
piece of the bottom Of his left and large
white max his bress When lost be had on leather
collar The finder will be suitably rewarded leaving him
at 81 Race street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30

EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton Sugar Plantations located IN the oes
portions Of he growing States Also hcs
Plantations Orange Orchards and large BODIES nsot
Property improved and unmpoved In the orm o. residences
stores building and squares favorable terms Parties
wishing win do well 70 and examine our Proper
ties Miller Gard, Real Estate AscAtA No. y oNonass
street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30

= District OF L0usianA- = In the MatteT OF VI Ham
Baker, bankrupt in Bankruptcy No. 6Oi. Whereas,
william Baker Of the city Of New Orleans and Dis
tret aforesaid. duly decsr bankrupt under the Act
Of Congress March 3D. 1867 has this day fled in said
Court petition pray ing for discharge and certificate
thereof all his debts and other claims provabe under
said act;
Notice therefore given s creditors who have proved
their ali in interest that the 18th
day November 1868 IL assigned for the hearing Of
and that they then and there attend and sho
any they have why the of the said pStn
Clerks Office, New Orleans, September &c, 1863
seq ocIO 20 K. LOET, Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30

l. District Of Lousisna-Ta the matter Of Joseph
haillot, bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No 699 Whereas
Joseph Maillpt, New Orleans, and District Aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt the Act of Congress March
3D. 1867 has this day flied in said ou-t petition praying
and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims prOvsble under said act;
NO,e therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts al other In interest that the 18th
day of November 1888 at II IL assigned for the hearing
that they msy and there attend and show
any they have, why the OF the said petition
should not be granted
80 a Is@Dnt v Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30

The Train the Lake viii go beyond the Pss-
senger Depot the head of Elysisn Fields street.
The Horse will city at A. n and the Lake
NJ and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
q. PANDELY,
General Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30
I1NIrEn srArEs pIsTsIor CoURr-

~ District of LOuisisna-In matter of Henry Deoby
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 2.9-Whersas, Henry De
sobry parish of lberve and District Oresaid duly
under the Act OF Con Of March Do
1861 has this day ed in said Court petit ion praying for
discharge certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims rovabe under laid ct notice therefore given TO all
creditors prov their debts and all other persons
that the l7th day OF November 1863 IL o'clock
NJ assigned for the hearing OF tbs and that they
may then and attend show if any they have,
why the prayer OF the laid petition should not be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans September %. 1868
Es3O ocl0 20 K. LOE~, Deputy Clerk.