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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-19


WoRKINGMEN's MEETINe--AR Unexpected
DeaoheneGt.-Nationalha hall, Poydras street,
was the scene of mixed meeting, caused
probably by some Encouragement or mis-
understanding. A cali had been made for
workingmen TO gather, for the purpose Of
forming themselves into an association
for selfprotection and advancement. But
when the meeting was called to order
by Mr.. VIM. Miller. it was apparent that a
portion of the audience had assembled
purely for political purposes and there
were present many that are not what are
generally termed "workingmen." This be-
came evident when set of resolutions
were read, embodying the meaning of the
workingmen's objects, for they were voted
down by a considerable number. The reso-
buttons declared against the association en-
tering at present into any political cam
paign.
The audience was composed Of profes.
sional men, merchants, clerks, and mechan-
les, both black and white.
Col. Field, occupying seat in front, was
loudly called for, and responded in an APP
PAAasS SPStSi, tfliAAuG W INC IueCHduiCS
as they like to have speaker talk to them.
When Colonel Field finished, DR.. Rogers
was loudly called for, and the call being I'M
mistaksble the Doctor nodestly assembled
the stand, when the audience began leaving
and the meeting was for the time in almost
row.
When the "disgusted" had departed, the
Doctor was again called to the desk, and
addressed those who remained. He said
that he had been invited to visit the meet
ing and deliver an address, but that he had
been deceived.
The object of the gathering having been
dissolved, the audience, all good-natured
persons, remained, evidently thinking to
see OF hear something that did not happen.
A political club just then passed with fife
and drum, and the few men remaining in
the hall voluntarily adjourned.
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United States vs. IA Certain siIn, Etc,
ia Carrnlltnu Louisiana.

UnAted States va. a Certain Hi1tis ntes
in Oarrollton, Louisiana.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il for the District OF Louisiana, No 902s lin ODE
dienee to an admiralty warrant, TO me direstsd N
the above entitled suit, have seized and taken
into my possession
certain STILL etc, now lbeied by the
United Ates Of America for the causes BET
forth in the hbe pending IN tho DlstTlot 1ourt
Of the United States.
Aud do hereby Gle and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and eveTy person or persons
having or pretending have any right title, or IN
tsrest 10 or to the same, TO be and appear At Dis
trict Court Of the United States, for the District
Aforesaid to be holden al ne city OF New Orleans.
ar before the THIRD MONDAY from the data here
al 70 show cause If any. they have or can, why he
aid st n etc. shonid not be condemned and be sold
arreeably 70 the p aver Of hbelanI
United States MArshapa Once, New Orleans
hfIh day of March, 1873 -
No s28-mh6 n mi
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BOARDING.

~-r~eSr-esesN-~~--@~'
DOAKD--A GENTLEMAN ANO WEE OR
- two single gentlemen can be accommodated
with q Comfortably Furnished Front Room and
Board IN 2 pflyaie family 81 l9f rerpsohore street,
between Pfytnnia and Coliseum. mhl Nv
boo II AND BOARD PLEASANT
~ Rooms and Board for families and single gen
tsnaen can De Obtained BY immediate application 81
le2 JuliA street. s2B
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j, Ii. GrsuaaldA VS., the TuRhoat Valcan
Aer Taeklp AupRral.

j h Grin1aIdA vs.. the YuHb0nt Vulcan
Her Tackle, Apparel, etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District OF Louisiana, No. sGsl- In ODE.
dience TO an Admiralty warrant TO me erected in
the above emil led snt have seized and taken into
my possession
Tie tngboat VULCAN her Tackle, Apparel etc..
now hbeied by J. B. Grimaldi for The causes set
forth the bel now pending in the District Court
of the United STATES
And do herr by cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right. title, or In
terest in TO the 70 be and appear At Dis
triet Court Of the United 6tates, for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orsan' n
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the ~ :
hereof to show cause il any they have or can. why
the said tughoat, her tackle should not be
demned and be solo agreeaby to the prayer Of
libeant
United States Marshars olkeS, New Orleans
fourth day OF March, loo.
No, b2H-fnh5 IL 1921 limited Statas Marshal,
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DISCOVERY.
t-A-A-@A a D-SN
kvRRy NAN MS OWN ARTIsT.
A seleatlac wonder

An instrument by which any pers1n can iake cor
rest IIKflNH SSIS or PHOTOGRAPHS This N
Herumsnt with tu attractions, sont hy mail for ans
dollar. AddFess u +. AMEs CO.,
iRsl I'M lsl Broadway, New YoF&.
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UTITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL KAHN.
Bankrupt

I'm HanlEruptey-yo. 40.
WHEREAS SAMUEL KAHN. OF THE
W parish of Orleans and District afore.
said, duly declared bankrupt under the act
of Congress of March 2, 1861, has this day filed
in said Oouit petition praying for q disoherye and
oertHcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act
Notice Is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to ali other persons in in
terest, that the sixth day of April iess at II A NJ
is assigned for the hearing OF tho same and that
they may then and there attend and ahov, cause II
should not be granted.
Clerks Once, New Orleans March 4, 1868
X. LOEW,
mh60@ Deputy CLERK.
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WANTED.

W ANIEU-A UULUHED WOMAN, TO
w cook, who rnderst snds her business, a. No ~
EuterDe street. mhl7 st
. MALL HOUSE WANTED.-ONE UP
- towns near arairoad line with five or 81 rooms.
Kent not 70 exceed $50 per month. Address p, this
Office giving particulars. mh4
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BURGLARS IN A BO0KsToRE.-During Tues
day night the establishment of Messrs. BE
lock & Co., Canal street, was entered by
burglars from the rear of the premises, who
succeeded in stealing and getting away with
$50, lot of gold pens, and quantity of
pocketbooks and knives. The principal
object of the rascals was the SAFE it is most
probable, but something prevented. them op.
Grating. They dropped small lot of arti-
Giles which had been bundled up.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF JOsKPH ErxI.rIy
UNITED STATES MAnsHA1's Orr1rr.
District OF Louisiana
Now llrLaAna N 1 -

UHIIkD hINIEs MAnsHAL's OFFICE .
District OF L0uisiann
Aew Orleans, March Is 1855 \
IIhls is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TgYs
=, sesenteenth day Of March A d. 1854 a Wax
a NanT IN BANKRUPTCY. was issued against he
f1stAte OF JOSkFH EAJAMTN Of New n.
leans n the parish of Orleans and State Of Ioufsi
f t,o1 sho Was aiudged bankrupt his own petit
@ tnht me PAY snent Of any debts aud delivery Of
any property belong ng 10 such bapkrupt 10 nm ~
~ ~ an the transfer Of any property By him
~ t siS oy law that meeting OF the creditors
Sne salu bankrupt, to prove their debts and 10
SSs one q more assignees Of his estate Ei be
~ b OouTt q bankruptcy to be holden at the
10 pe1oge John T. Deane, Register on
o'clock A. n. II iiEIBS9e5;,sNle "
No. Se4-inhl9 apis V i4OuisiAa-'
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7 q Pr lisFkIof RECoRDER's CoURT.--
dssSTis q was sent before the criminal
.bles, ltlal, on the charge Of having
! Ritcf ierick Schultz of $50.
notes; nwas sent to the same tribunal,
sas.s9 aealiug SIS from John Hulder
N, AZ Arin sent to criminal cOurt, ac-
AL iceny in stealing chickens and
IL EAs d /. James
aadi1snSi Rey burrfgoes before q jury on
i nspot y stealing slOin currency from
lt sund eiefvant who stole the diamond
(. m Mile. lie Grande, pleaded
4 pr3p.i, theft, and on her own aeknowl-
-. sent 10 the criminal court.
ssy's a fsHTs. Nearly every street in
rs Asnsa iair % suppose, has been chris
itsHs''' le Il more names, and yet there
lsas to prove il. Why can
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Legal NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
In Bnnkrwptcy-No. 81
To the Honorable EdUnrd re- nurelI
Judge Of Said Court

N THE MATTER OF ROBERT H. BARROW
Bankrupt.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY. GIVES NO.
tiee OF his appointment as ASSIGNEE Of estate
of y. P. PATTON, in the parish of Morehouse and
state Of Louisiana, within said district, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition
By the District Court of said district.
ID. D. TROWsDALE, Assignee, ect.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
To the Hon. Edward II. DureIl, Judge OF
said Court.
In BanIsruptcy-NO. So

IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM D. WINTER,
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-19

BOARD OF POLICE CoNlIIssIoNERs.--Thi
board met in regular session last evening.
Present Mayor Heath presiding, and Messrs.
Shelly, BarhaTt, Courcelle, and Macarty.
officers Leutz and Fitzgibbon, fourth dis.
trict for insulting their corporal, were sus-
pended, one for ten days and the other for
fifteen days.
Officer G. W. Kent, city hall night watch.
man, was charged with having on more
than one occasion left his post for an undue
length of time. Mr. Samuel Weeks, super.
intendent of the fire alarm office, testified
that he had never known Kent to remain in
that Office an undue length of time.
Chief Of Police Williamson testified that
Kent was not good officer and did not per.
form his duty with fidelity. Witness had
had occasion to reprimand Mr.. Kent several
times.
3 The board suspende MI. Kent for thirty
days.
Policeman G. j. Kellard, of the third dis
trict, was charged with neglect of duty, in
being found asleep on his beat. Suspended
three days.
Policeman Charles Bateman, of the first
district, neglect of duty; found sitting down
on his beat asleep. Suspended FIVE days.
z Adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-19

KNIFE AND PIsTOL.-Both these instru.
ments were in use last evening at the
corner of Hospital and Royal streets. A
personal quarrel occurred between Lareche
and Galigny, the latter splitting in the
formers face. Lareche then drew his knife
and cut his antagonist, who Immediately
obtained pistol and fred at his opponent,
giving him flesh wound. Neither of the
parties was arrested. Il is stated that
Gareche will not make any charge
against Galigny.
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LEGAL, NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
POINTMENT.
DISTRICT OF LoUTsIANA-ss.

AT MONROE. La. THE SECOND DAY OF
MARCH, A, Discs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-19

IN THE MATTER OF HENRY Z. sTo
Bankrupt
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IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM @. WATKIy
RapkrnDt
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GA&ka R'0R lsAREHG.

WE WISH TO PURCHASE. WITHIN
w the next two months, dbFEc EHMTelg.sI
Cord. of good Chestnut and Black Oak Bark.
for which we will pay the highest market
price in cash.
SEIIORN & MCKELDIE.
Feb. 81, 1SGS-tf-12
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GaSEcN WANTED.

SOOO BUSHELS CORN WANTED M
CUUU mediately, forwhich the highest mar
kot price will be paid in barter or cash. Call
and get sacks. ~. G. robson.
Jan. II, 1SGS-tf-7
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I1ncmrrcut Money.

The following is list OF uncurrcnt Bank
Notes, corrected weekly from the NdsheVle
TIpjon and DisDQtcH.
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a CAMPAIGN SONG.

Our fathers made government
Aud liked Il up all right;
The people then were all content,
Their taNee were so light;
The Democrats then had the rule,
The laws they made were just;
They also had another rule
"In God we put our trust"
CuoRUs-Thcn our taxes
Were so very light,
We always had the cash on hand
TO pay them off at sight.
White Democratic men did rule,
Our income was 50 great,
We had "sirplus revenue"
To give to every State;
The people then were rich aud gay,
With plenty were content,
And every patriot did say.
God bless the governments.
CuuRus-Thcn our taxes, etc.
Now Radicals have made debt
More than we can figure,
And thpy win make it bigger yet
IL bureaus for the Niger;
For now onc-hllf of all we make
With plow. or spade, or axes,
The governments is sure to take
In the way Of taxes.
CHoRvs-Now. high taxes
Are daily growing bigger:
We pay Il million every week
TO feed the idle niger.
But working men of every class
Have now made up their minds
To give the radicals pass,
And leave them all behind;
Il win be done now, you may bet
The buttons on your coats.
Then we will pay The nations debt
with legal tender notes.
CHoIUS-Thcn our taxes
VIII be SO very light,
Wc'llalways have the cash in halC
10 pay them off at sight.
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s.AS'E GAZE.

A Ii THOSE INDEBTED TO Howard
y * EcOrGe. are requested TO pay their
accounts, or they will find them in the hands
Of Constable Codwcll
May 90, lSGS-tf25
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A DEAD MAN FOUND!

JAMES NJ. CHARLES, AT THE CLEAGE
- Corner, wants to buy large lot Of CORN,
and pay the cash for tiff that will suit.
June 10. 1S6S-if-29
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Peoples Bank ..... 30
Planters and Me
chanicS Bank 1S
state Bank 49,. OF
Southwestern X. X. 30
Union Bank .... so
ALABAMA.
Bank Of Mobile. 30
BIZ Of Montgomery ~
Bank OF selma. %
Central Bank ... OF
Commercial Bank ~
Eastern Bank co.. Is
Northern Bank 30
Southern Bank. 90
GEORGIA.
Central Il. r. Bank %
Georgia Railroad &
Banking Comply -
B'k of Mid. Georgia 80
Marine Bank ..... .05
Bank of Augusta 20
Augusta Insurance ~
Bank Of Columbus GO
Bank Of Commerce 05
, Bank Of the Empire
state ........... 10
! Bank OF Athens 30
J Bank OF Fulton -
) Bank Of Savannah, Is
I Bank Of the state Of
Georgia Is
City Blk Augusta 81
Farmers and Me-
chlniCs' Bank OS
Mechanics Bank OF
Merchants & Plan
tcrN' Bank ...... "a
Planters Bank. ~
Union Bank. .... OF
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81 At last advices the Radical leaders at
Washington were very despondcnt in
regard to the success Of their ticket.
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TENNESSEE.
Bank of Tennessee. old
issue. 80 !
Planters Bank par
Union Bank ... par !
Union Bank Ccrt'S par
Bk of Chattanooga %
Bank ofCommcrcc,par
Bank of Knoxville. 81
Bank or Memphis, %
E'k Of Middle Tenn, 30
Bank of Paris par
Bank of the Union, par
B'k of West Tenn 30
Bucks Bank ....., par
City Bank ........ 60
Commercial Bank -
Merchants Bank par
Northern Bank %
Ocoec Bank........12
Bank of Shrlbyvillc 20
southern Bank. 10
Traders Bank 90. par
Life Il General In
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,F,i,,,r. orgEo,din- Courts.

Below will be found correct list of the
time of holding the different Courts in East
Tennessee. We shall keep this list standing
in orr columns:
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the Common Council, or the purchaser or
purchasers shall have the option OF paying
all cash. The said purchaser or purchasers
OF the lease shall have the right to use said
Iron Building for all lawful purposes, and
he or they shall keep the building in clean
conditions also all repairs to the building
and the interior to be arranged and i'm
proved by the lessee or lessees at his or their
own expense. The tagging of the ban
quette around the building 70 be made by
the city of New Orleans.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
Mr. Sauvinet introduced an ordinance
''to provide for the administration of the af-
fairs of the City Water works of New
Orleans"
Referred to Finance Committee.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
A petition of John Coleman d Co., asking
an extension of two years time for the com
pletion of their contracts with the city was
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings.
petition of Trower & Smith for permits
sion to erect a portable steam engine in the
building corner Orange and Religious
streets, was referred to the committee on
improvements and Buildings.
A petition of owners of vacant lots in the
Fourth District praying for the building of
bridges aud other Improvements in said
districts was referred to Committee on
Streets and Landings.
Petition of Charles w. Gould and W. C.
Black for the lease of the City Park for the
term of fifteen years was referred to the FL
nance Committee.
On motion the Board adjourned
ALFRED B0URGES,
Secretary.
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EsrAIE oF J. 8 YOUNG.
oFFIeE or USuED STATES MARsHAL,
District Of lorifsiana

oFFIcE OF USuED Stairs MkRsHAL }
Distrtct Of Louisiana.
-. -. -. 80. Monroe La, March n, 1873
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE fHAT ON THk
4 twenty htth day q March, a ID. Ia6Ga WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the eststs Of
and stats Of ouisiana sho has been ad
ladgea z bankrupt on his own petition; that the
belonging 70 such Bankrupt To hin or FOR his use,
q me transfer Of any property by him ars forbid
ger y ieNi lhat nesting q tho creditors q tne
SAID bankrupt, to prove their debts and 70 choo6a
one or more Assgnees Of his estate. win % held q
S9sFt q b.n rnptcy, to be hot en- a. he ONCE Of
Cuachita, before W. u. q baker, RsEietes, on the
tWenty-oi1th Gay Of May A ~ lefd ~ 10 o'clock
a. ~. II hERhON, u y. Marshal
Per d: n. GRADx, Dsputy, as MoasengeR.
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II. Van Bergen VS.. j. N Wa6ord,
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
for the Fifth Circuit and District Of LonisiSns1
10, .656s.IBy virtue of writ Of feri facias, is
titled suit, and received by me on the frst day
OF February, 1868, have seized and taken into nv
possession and will expose for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, on Tuesday, he
twelfth Gay Of May, 1863 at the door Of the Court
house az Franklin, in the parish of st. Mary Louisi.
ana at the hour Of u2 twelve O'clock noon, the
i0IoEi1g E aRsTssiP fS T RRs0IPseTTty wi
as sugar plantation, situated IN the parish OF ST.
Mary Louisiana, fronting on the Bayou Beuf and
the Bayou shatfer containing about twelve hu bred
acres more or less and known as the afford Plant
atlon; BOUNCED on the east by lands belonging to
the Messrs Vincent on the north by Bayou Boeuf,
and on the west by Bayou Shaffer together with All
the buildings and improvements thereon. as well as
All the appurtenances ana implements Of husbandry
i've stock, etc. thereunto belonging or in any
2. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND or sugar
plantation, situated in the parish of St Mary Louis
lanaon the west bank of the Bayou Shaffer bounded
lands Of Barker DoSy and by ands al Tbom ~
Evansand containing about one hundred and twenty
seven Of section twenty-three in toWrs hip sixteen
south range twelve east, southeastern district Of
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated
on sara Bayou ShAher, containing about fifty nine
north by lands of Barker Dozy (as supposedl south
ard west ny public lands, and being lot number five
section tWentysix sans township and range, 70.
gether With all the buildings and imrroyemelts on
sald tract OF land and all the appurtenAnces thereto
belonging or in anywise appeTtaining.
A OERIAIN TRAIT OR PARCEL OF
LAM situated IN the aforesaid parish of st. MARY.
on the northeast side of the Bayou Boeuf frontinr
twenty arpsnts on said bayou by = depth Of forty
arpents, containing eight hundred arpents equal to
SIX hundred and seventy seven aorssi said tract Of
land being situated in township Gen. south range
thirteen east, southeastern district, and bounded
below by the lands OF Jared Y. Sanders and above
by the lands tTareton, together with all Lhe build
lngs ana improvements Thereon, as well all the
stock, appurtenanoes, and implements of husbandry
viz: %
On Tract l-DweIling House and Outbuildngs
iouh Oablns 5ugar House and Machinery, one
stable and Corncrib, Blacksmith Shop Draining
Machine, two Mules, two HRrrows two sets Mule
Harness. two Spades, one AK, eight Flows and
about fifteen acres Of Cane planted.
On Tract 2-Dweng House and OutbuildinRs
four Cabins one Cane Mill, and four Sugar Kettles
Seized as above stated to satisfy the plaintiffs
j. p. Van Bergen's-claim OF ten thousand one
hundred dollars with interest, and all costs as per
Terms of Ssle-Cash at time of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes; costs OF deed inter
nal revenue stamps, record, ETC., at expense Of
purchaser.
April 10, 1868
FL. HEBRON, u. 8. Marshal,
District of Louisiana.
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Paul III. lewis w.. Charle. Tza-d :

Paul II. Lewis vs., Charles lizard.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Il for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louis
lana, No. 54e5.-By virtue of writ of seiz-
1re and sale issued by the Ebove.named
Court in the above entitled suit and received By me
on the second of March, 1865 have seized and aiken
int my possession and III expose for sale at public
auction, 60 the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
the tWentysevent day of May 1868, at twelve
O'Clock noon, at the entrance to the Oustomhouse
on Old Levee street. between Canal and Custom
house streets, in this city, the following described
property, viz:
IN the first district of this city in the square bounded
by Nayades, Clio Prytauia arc Erato Streets desig,
mated as lots Nos 81 and 81 a plan deposited IN
the office Of I. o. Starke, I.Stary plan No. lo5;
said lots adlon each other, and measure each TWEEN
tynine feet front Erato street by depth between
parallel lines of one hundred and hftynine fset nine
inches and ten lines together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon which above described
property will be sold to satisfy the PLAINTIFF Paul
IL Lewis claim, viz the sum Of thirty-hye hundred
dollars, interest, and all costs as per act of mort
gageion file, passed before EDWARD Barnett, notary
IN this city, on the sixteenth day Of October 1855
Terms-Casn in United States Treasury notes, and
costs OF deed and internal revenue stamps expense
United States Marshal's Once, New Orleans,
April "A, 1858. +. j. HhRRON. q. S. Marshal
No. 7l0-Ap25 my 20 Is o ia District Of Louisiana
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UNITED STATES MARsHAu's oFFIcI
District Of Louisiana.
Few Orleans, April 30, I'D
ESTATE OF JOHN A. sTRINeER.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFFId
District Of LOUISIANA

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's oFFI1
District of Louisiana
Monroe, La, March q, Isl
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON nd
4 twenty. NTH day o. March, A. ID. 1863, ! WM|
RANT IN BANKRUP roy was issued Agia
the estate of JOHN A. STRINGER, OF \
parish % Cnion ana bJabe OF LOUISIANA VI
ha been adjudged bankrupt on his own vi
ton; that the payment OF any debts and delivegl
any property belonging 10 such bankrupt to himd
Tor his use and the transfer of any property by aa
aretorbidden BY lawi that meeting Of the credo
OF the SAID bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and
held at curt Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at y
otiee OF ". j. @. Baker, in the town Of Monra
on the twenty eighth day of May, A. D. 1853 al
O'Clock A. m. \. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marsha
Per ~. ID. GRADY Deputy, as Messenger