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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-29

NASHVILLE, December 2S.-A mass
meeting of the citizens OF Giles county
wss held at Pulaski, Thursday, and
resolutions were adopted condemning
the late instances Of mob law in that
county, ami declaring that the laws must
and shall be enforced against all offend-
ers. The leading men of all parties
participated in It. II is believed that
this nesting will prevent any further
violations OF the Law By mobs in that
county, IS the people are determined 10
uphOid the civil auL hOriiias.
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NoRTEz CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, December 2~S.-Senato,
Sawyer publishes a letter denying the
statement recently published, chaTgtne
SGen. w. IS. Bsnnet With having obtained
his sppointment IS Revenue Supervisor
mrA0rth Carolina and South Caro,ins
upoR< sudu.ent recommendation also
~pVouohnees as false the Statement that
Gen, Bsaiaet has been called to WASH.
ington 10 enswer these or Any other
charges
NswBERH, DECEMBER 2S.-GoVerncr
Hoidsn has issued a proclamation, csll-
Ing ATTENTION TO the isg providing for
ths holding Of municipSs elections lie the
cries aud villages OF that State on the
hrst Monday ia January.
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GEORGIA.

SAyASEAH, December 2S-The Su-
preae Court Of Georgia has given q de-
cIsion sustaining the decision Of q lower
court, which held That the consideration
OF a note given for borrowed Confederate
money was 3 good Snd valid one. The
plea was made on the failure OF the e5n-
federation, and that CoDfederats morey
wss Illegal money, not money, or any
other thing OF value.
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wEAEI.aIg so NisERs. 8

CIScINNATI, December 29.-Tbe fivei
Is falling andthe ice s~oftening.
Departed-Silyer Moon for Memphis,
and Robert Burns Tor New Orleans.
CAIRO, December 2S-Phe river fell 3
Inches. There was q gorge of Ice At Go.
lumbus, but the Anderson broke 1t at 7:SO
s.m., after ) hours work.
Down-Lsgsl Tendsr, 10 an Swal-
low, ii am. Up-AIary Alice, 10 AM
LOUISVILLE, December % -Theriger
is swelling, with 6 feet . inches in the
canal
The weather Is cloudy and cold, and
theice Is softeniag.
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ST. LOUIS.

& 81. LOUIS, December 28.-A Cheyenne
dispatch says mai seventy-seven head oil
horses and mules have been run of By
the Indians from the neighborhood Of
Laporte since. Wednesday. The Indians
are believed to be from the north, ard to
belong to Red Clouds bands.
A Salt Lake telegram says the Central
Pacific Railroad reached Al miles east Of
SacrsmentO yesterday.
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The spire Of the new cathedral in
Pittsburg is to be sarncunted by e hot
low iron cross, fourteen iese ia hight,
Illuminated by three hundred gas jef-. :
The latest device CT young married
folks, anxious for presents, is o " c-ockery
wedding "-suggestive OF broken vows.
Hon. Thomas H. Bn-rows, OF Ian
caster, Pa, Is TO be President OF the
Pennsylvania Agricultural College.
Tho studeatsof Washington Coll q,
utgtata, hRvs Issued a fortnighAy pub
oealled the Cessg5aR.
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-Four Plantations for Sale or Bent.

THREE Plantations, containing about go
Il acres EACH together with stock, corn, fodder.
Implements, etc., on seme These farms are
situated about twenty miles iron Memphis,
near Pleasant Hi, DeSoto county, Mississippi.
other farm contains about 1900 acres. and
is situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. FOR
terms apply 70 me, near Pleasant Bill Miss.
7. a MAXWELL.
. HAND, Memphis, Tenn, ceALp
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R~0cHEsgER, n. Z, December 2S.-The
Kellogg Hsase aud contents, the post
office and news IONS buildings st Bath,
IN Sseubsnl c5unty, were huFnsd this
morning. .Loss $50, 900.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

EOR ALDERMAN i announce myself as a
q candidate for Alderman OF the Eleventh.
Ward at the January election next
dele W. l. STEWART.
EoR ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD
Z JAArS o.. DURFF, tbs regular nominee
By reclamation Of the citizens OF the above
Ward. 6ei5
ESOR ALDERMAN hereOy enasanee my
Il Self as a esDdidate fer Alcermamfrcm the
First Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
de15" HUGR MOTT.
NO H VOTERS OF THE sIXTHnWARD.
Il By request OF many ~Rspubhcans,F an
nounce I4yseIf as an Inderendent Candidate
Nor Alderman OF the sixth Ward. Election 5Sh
OF JInusrN 1903. II elected, viii study the
interest OF my ward and the city in general.
deS.S L.. ]. GOMEZ.
Z o the Voters OF the Eighth Ward HoaQrsd
1 two years since In Being designated by
your unsolicited suhrages as = representative
IN the Board OF Aldermen, sld conscious OF an
earnest purposs on my part 70 ndltli thts conf
dence by a iaithfui cAcnarge q the aRfies snd
responsibilities 81 the p~9siIiOn, IsRsgpeet ulIy
~Duouncs myself a candidate for rs-eiecfion.
dell WI. PASSENGERS.
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THE ABOVE PLACE or AMUsEAENTZ
4 open nightly with a Talented Company Of
artists, each one acknowledged 10 Do q star in
bis or her speciality. The Entertainment con-
sists of Sentimental and Comic singing. Dane
ing, Esrces, BurleEques, Sensational dramas,
Negro Acts, etc.
Admission, 50 cents; Private Boxes, 81.
Doors open nj hslf-paEt o o'clock curtain
rises at half past .. del6
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INFORMATION TO PLANTERS.

81 Ehaye on hand sscOnsisBment of Tire eel
W eoriied DICKSON "SELECT COTrOS
SEED" Whfch we olfer for fsle in lots to suit
the Planter. This Seed, the most prof. Sc in
use, hiss been known TO yield on an Average
TWO BALES 40 ACRE The staRlsSs
very superior, and sample stalks may "a seem
st 0uT office. We respectfully invite tHs az
teniioa OF the planting com arH the
SEED.
3 Circulars sent 10 address free.
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NoaTHrsE ooHsEsPoNDpyrs

- tVAAS1fpIu-l Ot L1S NEW 1OTE
Bulletin, signing himself "ARaYLE,n
having reeently visited New Orleans
and vicinity for the first time, gives his
Impressions ia the Christmas issue OF
that conservative and useful Journal. In
doing SO, he falls into the error, 50 conn.,
mon 70 young tourists, OF finding fault
with almost everything he sees, because
Il Ia n0t what he hss been used 10 "at
hons.n First, the climate does not suit
him, &c, unusually for that latitude,
frost prevailed the first two days OF his
advent IN the Crescent City. Next, he
IS dlsappoir, led that the Mississippi is no.
ltss >h9 ha6 On, lined on both banks
with villages, churches or schOolhOuses,
totally fcrgstful 81 the difference in set
tlemenf, the peculiar civilization grow
ing out % pursuits, the want OF pOpuls-
ton, ard the nature q The river itself.
What Is mainly to be accounted for on
this score, this correspondent attributes
altogether to slsvery. He then chal-
lenges abe planters with being igno-
rant, even "a 70 their busl-
ness, hsosusa rs he says, they do
J not Ssh tbirRs" forgstful Of the
fact thst, even ior class that before the
wal were noted fos pushing things"
1t iss Gabc5lt thing to surmouuti Ia three
years he oaeeelas put In their way by
Federal soldiarg, by ire wanton 3estruc-
ton Of mile snd rehuerles, many OF them
Slued at $50. 900 70 $500, OOo. He SAYS
he QR the refined aud sensible people
.~~.sSSwith are olanorous fhe emf
n rb4snsmen shat can take The places
rrsso oNenters who cues realized
IL -, AKA wilderness. and by
,4biveswbtt& efforts. Rs writes
80 -. Ssubo.linath)n and
and 70 those who
e, ana attributes il, not to the
2 With them Of smissaries OF
mems Bursal, bit 70 the re-
aoe BY the negroes o. the tenn
'araeteristIos OF the planters,
ely 10 their former slaves was
snd Christian treatment the
The want Of Railroads, ia a
essced With Waler-communjcs-
tmeets his dl~sapprobation, and
his e0ntsmpt At the people OF
-iiey for not now having
wee railroads. TO build
i been asked for, but
aud this general
gYLE closes with
4 the machinery
the plantations. I
= recent Northern
q aot the planters,
latest =Id BEST,
are rsspOnsi-
regard. or his
nivslry, we VIII
- hiss but too re-
worth anything.
= columps of .
'~ryative pro-
\ = letter,
"a 70 In
RI inter
a really
lhs Btl-
'vsntages
'polltan
. real
don is
York.
u the
aud
ught
TO-
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booksellers &c Stationers
ne. PAS Main street.
Writing Desks.
R~ortfoIos%
Bibles. Chess Boards.
Prayer Books,
Gift Books,
Toy Books,
Juveniles.
dsigu No, 2ss Main S1set, Memphts
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Bankrupt Sale Of Personal
Property.

In Lhs several matters foIl5Wiug:
TbCs. 7. Adams, H.S. King,
vi. Arlington, Hans Lemon.
DAVIS Bryson, Al Long.
Albert Buck, @.C.ElgbtfOOt
Alex. Bowers, levy t1zourger 4 Co,
Tho B1Oow. l.. MtItOn,
a.. II. BotsfOrd, III. Z. hltchell,
Charles h. Br0wn, Il. 4. Mason,
II. Bestus 3 Co, Ri. Morgan,
A. Brandt, ThcE. y. EeytOn,
W. W. Coleman, Thcs. O.. Patrick,
Ab~rahanCohn. Pay ne, Mcconnell &CO.
COnnaVay, ZONES &TRte,J. y. POWELL,
Jshn V. Curtin, JohnC c. Rogers,
Gresham & Hi13On, L. [. Snarp,
.Johu @. Dcuzherty, D.. shioss & Co,
J, y. Douglass, John ". SLiPp.
j. ". Dyer, y. oylkes Istu1os
J. r. Fleming, David Thtlmsn,
julius Freed, Walt & johnson,
A. & J Frey, David Volt
Ered Heck, NC. WhitiOW,
August HIiZheld. Al. Hooker,
y. x Hart, John hilton.
In bankruptcy a. Memphis, Tennessee.
By virtue OF general order OF Aale entered by
the District Court Of the United States for the
District of West Tennessee. on the 18th dsy OF
December, AID, 1853, l will proceed 10 sell pa
Tuesday. January 5, 1859,
To tina highest and hest bidder, o CASH, al
The rooms OF the hambe OF Commerce, In
0id-Feli3Wg' H8l phi-, Tenn, between
and commencing al 10 O'Clock an. Of said day,
all the right, title aud Interest, legal and eQui:a-
bic, which belonged 10 said several bankrupts
ST the dates of fling their respective petitions
in bankruptcy. In and 10 the fOllowlnz
personal property, tO-wit All the bills OF
exchange, bonds, prOmtssOry notes, securities,
debts, demands. claims. squittes, ccoUnts,
books Of account, chooses In action, and all ana
singular the personal effects and assets Of said
baBkrup:s OF every Rind and desc tpLion.
sale positive, and possession given fmma-
dstelys WM. Y. CIRODE. Assignee.
phis, Tenn, December p, Isss. de23 w
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n. CORONA q 90.
JOHN REED.
YOUNG Z BROTHER.

GARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. So Jener-
~ son street, entrance In alley. Special at
tenticn given 70 Stair Work. Houses and We
rannahsfrafne1 ready for ~hioDing Inop2l Inn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-29

THE management would respectfully an
l. nounce that he has, at an euoTfnGus ex-
peDse, fitted up the above beautiful Theatsr.
and will open with the LARGESFAND MOST
TALENIEDCOMSANY that has ever appeared
in the city.
LOOK AT TIE MODEL TROUPEI
Miss Lille BeeK-tt, Miles Henretke. Mile Pa
rama. Miss Augusta Lamereaux, Miss Mile
Hepburn.
sam Coliyer and hA talented pupils. Dan and
Eddie.
key.
Johnny PendersasLJ Johnny Collins, Oscar Will
las Charlie straight and Ned Straight.
So New Stsrsfn rapid succession.
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-MGE Aa4
CoRREsPoErrECE.

CosTegsoldeaoe, on Public F,en,s, solicited from
Gssg Fait Of ne United SJles.
ALNSLLE, KHATYNG d CO..
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Garner Main end Yashingfnn SIS.

ADMIssION.-PRrquette, FIny Cents PrI-
vafs Boxes, Five Dollars. de27 w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
GOVERNMENT SALES
PUBLIc SALE or BRAZ0s RAIL.
~ HNAB.


y II ~ = - - - ~ @NsAaf-S- AN@AA
A0A8.
oRs4oA pnfrr ouAarznMAsrnA;
$40 80 Fifth Military Distriets
49, New Orleans. La. December 2s 1861 }
NOTICE rs HHgEBY GIVEN THAT TIE
ooTi1s nansd pepsFry w q Soe " s1e
and brqwssville Lgxas, eonmeneinE on the Nth
DAY SF x jan uAlsY Ar, lssa "; A.. .rNrrEn
sfxTEs IN Ab Ti aH PeoPERFY OF iHR
Brss y @t Rsheh Aslas adinS ding
the entife Track ard sldinFs, Build nes Water SIS,
Ts g 81" ross osS oseSe4 @h ne
Rolling Stock Cars, ~ hnery, aud e'hot Bduip.
~ " III Mics Ii aOHg Ia AiLRoAD TRACK.
ssTuFfING BUxts used.
20 900 hs Railroad gltAIEaS, good.
e5Sl ibs. Railroad ZION COED att
IL0OOMOlINh, rnaerYeeAble.
1LOLOMOTlVE and TENDlR seryiseabls.
IUI0UPIIsG III s good - -
y ~ q, r., r. gAk ,s5d.e sPsiNsg, sPss gGsd,
so CROSS TIES good.
25spnx pnIHeI:i L BS S1 aSsiss. s.IS good. 4
I dRaiirosd fR6Gs and SWITCH sTANDs.
ssFiKE sSFSTIA 1sI1ss SAgEs .osp .ss I.rvpas vo,D
| 2TuRN ia Bias. worn.
L FIRE ToNGS, Wcrn.
2sGRAW WaENCHEs, worn.
1HkND OAR, worn 4
2plSH OAR WHEELS worn.
| l6TDVE, worn. tt..
| IPUSH JAR, Warn.
4HARD JAR WHEELS worn.
I The rropafty will be sold under the immediAte
direction Of aptain O u. Hoyt, a. @ N. u, n. A.
and any in orniaton desired may be obtained froEI
his office at Brownsvio, Texas or from the office O
| the Chief q aEtermaster Fifth Military Distxiot
New Oreans. Lauiaiana-
Terms Cash ii uuitsd States currency
This Advertisement to eupersede the one from thi
Office under date OF December l3. 1881 n
Il CHAS. n iiFUMPKINS,
Brevot BrigAiier Gsaeral and ChiefQ. NJ.
de186t Fifth Mill ary District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

OFFEIAl JOURNAL Of THE CITY Of NEW ORLEANS
Academy er HTusie.

To-day at noon there win be grand
matinee for the delectation of ladies and
children- especially the latter. They be-
gin to assemble at the doors Of the Aeade-
my byten o'clock, and by noon every scat
is. taken. Tho audience itself on. one Of
these occasions is sight worth going a.
long way to see. Tonight the " Tale Of
Enchantment will be given for the last
timey as it must give way to new attrac-
tons
st. Charles Theatre.
The Black Crook still holds the boards
Of the st, Charles, aud attracts fair audi
enees. No one can witness this marvellous
prsduction withits magical transformations,
its magnificent scenery, splendid dancing,
and occasional dashes Of humor without
being delighted. The usual matinee will
be given to day, and the theatre will Of
course be crowded. The @Black Crook
viii be repeated in the evening.
i varieties Theatre.
Another fine audience greeted Mr.. Booth
and the Varieties company last night on
the occasion of the third representation, oi
eHamlet.s' So far from diminishing, the
interest in Mr. Booths Hamlet appearI
rather to be on the increase, SO much, *
that we have little doubt he could repeat i
several times more to full houses. w
regret that the time Of this gentleman i
! limited to this week. Tonight he will sp
pear for the Iast tinae As Richard III
Amea' Muaeum.
The Crescent City museum contains
great variety of attractions forpeople Of al
ages On entering one is struck with tn
: beautiful miniature glass engine in opera
tion, propelled BY steam contained in slaa
jars. At hand, ready to receive all caller
stands the little queen, Nho is the smallo:
specimen Of woman that We have eve
: seen ia this city. In the same roomt
i skeleton Of the largest anacond
!. ever known to have been captured TheI
are other snakes in the upper story, t
gether with four-fsOtsd beasts. Thebsby eli
phaat belongs 70 the establishment. She isi
present on starring teur ia Texas, 500
however, to return. The glass plowe
= form very pleasing feature of the museur
:, and display endless ingenuity in devisir
novelties for the amusement Of visitors, al
always give some little souvenir to tal
away with them. The museum il Op'
night and day.
M -TAs csreuu Has Gone
The immenEe circus and menagerie
Robinson Sc Co. arrived yesterday, 81
= although the weather was very iHVlemu
q eayalcade was formed and psrad
around ourclty, making pleasing displ
e e and attracting eyes from every point, It
sS Se unnecessary to say that Mr.. Robinson
" pitched his mammoth tent near Tiv,
n R. circle, where he wishes new year calls frC
y. thousands of citizens,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01


Miss Susan B. Anthony is in Washington
soliciting subscriptions for her new paper,
the ReUolaaioa which is TO DO the specAt
ergan Of femals suffrage ia the Usftea
States. She has been visiting most OF -tne
members OF congress, and has beeP qnite
successful.
II is said that the president hss tenuersa
to the Hon Thomas II tora' q Onios.tne
nomination Of minister resiaehs 70 neuaaor'
Captain Riohsr1 W Meade, ol the navy,
han been plaepz on the retired listsin CEN
seouence Of phJsicat disability.
CenersfSchQfsld commander Of the frHt
militafy district, VIII shortly visit Washing
ION ior CONSULTATION with General Grant
reIltiFe 70 matters in his department.
Ans6n Rnggies, Of Hardwlok, Mass. eale.
hFates his eighty fourth birthday at the
house Of his soh-iA-law William Mixter, on
Tuesday. He iHthe Lass of large amily
OF brothers, and h quite hearty, aud q
straight as a boy Of twenty.
General Grant was visited a tha WaI
Departmelt on TAuaday hy 9 large nnraboi
oi distinguished peEsons, an ong whom wer,
Generals Shermanahd H. G. Wright, several
senator's and represtatHtiFee.
A PoLgrIc bf or IzsuRASoa. =
The NaiiOn iEwoald bean ax
ccllent alling president without !
policy. Il Nf "a excellent thing
also, caula ~ & Gre without smoke
{ bat that achs .nust be left "a fatarl
iciHnkfc dsf Thereisre, - ID
asseaioa bent without polio
hot etlaiha bat doubtfally desil
ehle. snppe nleut oursel Yf Wlth
nfefdent " best pol -l.1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


. T.. s a BAAAAAc 0lAAcEus
a few days ago an oysterman from Bara
taria bay tshed up out of the depths Of that
renowned locality happy family OF oysters,
probably father, mother, and a numerous
but warlike progeny. The principal feature
OF the nest was that the largest shell, very
likely pdter Jdnlilids had become solidly at
tached to an old-fashioned single baireled
pistol, such a one as IAftte undoubtedly
frightened the souls of fearful adFersaries
with. The oyster and weapon were fast
grown together, and many years must have
passed since the connection was first
formed. Salt water and time land
maybe the oyster himself) had eaten away
so much Of the wood and iron work that
nothing moro than. the outline of the
pistol was diseernible. The wooden handle,
apparently, was impregnated with solutions
Of iron and salt, that had tended to preserve
1t. The combination Of utter pIacidity with
a deadly weapon Is certainly Us. curious as
several features in ''Blacl1 Crook, p and at.
tracted much attention while displayed IN q
st. Charles street restaurant. IL is not at
al uncommon to see. oysters form friendly
relations with brady bottles. like regular
| aboyeground suckers, but it is wonderful
why sucll 9 nledt.ative animal as an oyster
should take up firearms. Have the bivalyes,
too had revolution or civil war , Perhaps
they have; and under this impression We
shall engage Q Barataria mermaid as special
correspondent to forward speedy dispatches.
That oysters are drnnkards is too wen
settled TACT for argument As another in
stance any enc passing along st. Charles
street to-day may see how kindly d commu-
/ nitY Of this tribe has taken up domieile in 3
rest old fashioned whisky jug. They are
1 lyiag around loose inside, Just as If they had
4 become petrlfed there, In puniehment for
their earthly .intozication. If this eonjec.
ture Be Nroag, We are conhsled that circum-
stznce6 are grestly in favor Of 0nrsuppoSi.
ton. KoYsbeTers Why iOVially embrace jig
and bottle today should take look Al thAt
/ Imprisoned family, and then, by aey q
l moral keep in miRd that inebri4tes Afe
always liable to be jugged.
gteARhons Henry A1ses plaastef.
Yesterday morning sboutIl o'clock this
steamer landed a3 the bead o. PQyorAs
street. She had on board a ltrge load OF
notton--35T8 bales--taken| On AZ Memphis
ana poipts below. All lANaE vel With heR
until feW Minutes after She landed here,
when the inlmeuae Weight OF hcr preciopH
load causea she guards on both sides fo gifa
way with astefrio crash, 1andrcd IS d bass
roliibg Into the riyer. II Is wonderful. oeI
no one on bo4Td wHs haruiad AZ Gle siul
lt was thought thht several doeF Nhd
hesn cast fRto the water, but " 4s
q nothing tr.7 cQu1rzn Tho tauH
minufee oaiy elapsed ere 4l
were Plonqaiit lc render asa'
i I.afn r. 5s.s1 ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

nE dill trkgra MAnsNAlss OTf1CRs
u riot Of Louisiana,
AAt 1r1faal. sDocounber IL 1851. J
TNHI9 Is NO 1HE9 NuktlE THAT ON rkE
Il slOth dav d d ia N thsf "A '5f1 Ie67 WARRANT
IN BAEI{REiF fEH wN4 iAsiied AaA3uat the estate
II WIELIAhta al ioI tt tha parish Of ronsas
,i sssiais u F. - ~ s,li stifpti
hankrrpt 81 r f1titien that 5tho
faFmers ofN g I'D delivery Of anyf
nnronertv bale M iItN banlrupfs " him
or Tor his 6 Apet4F. q any pTep-
srfy AZ him. ! n e. 81" III lnHt that meeting
of Il q eFssiit6 | l. ,.f Srupf. to prove their
dohtg and Ad Sc or mors assgneea
~ his sstai4 Ill haid at q Court
n Bnnkruut4 NJ s& liaen At thb Custom
houUa bndiul i ltiI4 et teW 0fiaeni > @ioAlsii-
ana before O 81 i 1ef Eegitter, oa The ninth
az Of Janus 4 g. = 70 9,slees, a, \,
United s. rsAsl 2 sictsi Louisiana
4 No 17H-deiq u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

OfncH JS1IED STATES MARSHAL,
llisEict OF LouisisnA.
fanIoe, La December 10. 1851. J
THIS e 8 no fSrFk NOTICE THAT ON THk
i 5th gYoi raoembar, A. D. 1861, WARRANT
IN BAN stUP w Vt5 issued against tbs estate Of
JOHN kNT1E IL 81 -, in the parish Of
Onaohnt nd SitisDi L1alsiAna, who has bsen ad
lud sed iAaNfupl 10 his own pet tioni that ths
payment { any eht4 and delivery of any property
heongint TO fuc j hNrtfupt "a him or for his use
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