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The Sun declares that Ohio is shaky, and does
not wonder that Mr.. Pendleton deems it best to
stay at home.
negro's melon patch and was shot for it.
Booth declines $4,000 for six nights per-
formance at Buffalo,
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From BaltimO ore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-The Hon. Fred. Stone
was renominated by the Democrats in conven-
ton at Elicott City to-day, to represent the
Fifth Congressional District of this State.
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Democratic Nomination.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Ex-Governor Swami was
unanimously nominated in Convention to-day
as the Democratic candidate for the Third Con-
gressional District Of Maryland, composed of
thirteen wards of Baltimore city.
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Cri me.

PouenKERPsIE Sept. GA man named Dueval
fatally stabbed Henry Keren, marble worker,
last night. The murderer was arrested.
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By atlantic Cable.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Augustine Byrne, a sup
posed Fenian, he's been arrested, examined and
remanded. Arms, munitions, etc., we're found
in his lodgings.
Jefferson Davis is in this city.
The Spanish Government is taking great pre-
cautions, and many army officers have been
removed.
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CIR AND PARADE
Which will take place
On the First Or Second of October,
Which will take place

On the First Or Second of October,
AS may be determined, and announced in
future orders.
First-A Battalion of escort will be mustered.
in forthwith, TO be composed of twenty picked
men from each Ward.
second-Companies of thirty-two men will
be formed, who shall select one Captain, two
Lieutenants, and two Sergeants. Or d be lettered
as they are mustered in.
Third-The first ten Companies will be formed
into Regiment, and the first three Regi nents
into Brigade. and the first three Brigades into
a Division, and the first three Divisions into a
Corps, etc. etc.
Fourth-The Field Officers of Regiments will
be selected by the Line Ohicers OF the same.
Fifth-The Brigade Commanders will be Sc.
lected by the RegimenIal Field Officers; the
Division Commanders by the Brigade Com.
manders, and the Corps Commanders will be
announced hereafter in orders from these Head
quarters
The uniform will consist OF Fatigue Cap, Blue
Blouse, and red. white and blue Cockade.
An officer will be in attendance at Head
quarters,
No. 527 CHESTNUT Street,
Daily, from 10 o'clock A. M. TO 10 o'clock p. M.
to muster in recruits, and organize com panies.
etc. etc.
Upon the Company Rolls may be entered the
Field Service Of recruits, which Rolls will be
preserved for future reference.
RALLY, COMRADES,
And let this demonstration.te worthy of our
great leader,
GENERAL GRANT,
And the great soldiers who will be present to
review you.
Visiting organizations will report as soon as
possible to the Undersigned. giving number of
men and officers who will be present.
JOSHUA Il. OWEN,
9s2t COMMANDER.
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The Illness of Ex-President Pierce.

Special Despatch TO The EUentn0 Telegraph.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 9.-Ex-President Frank
lin Pierce was considered more comfortable at
noon to-day, but he still remains unconscious,
and is considered by his physicians and friends
to be in q very dangerous condition. His CON-
plant is said to be an aggravated attack of
cholera -morbus.
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RUN OVER. - Simon Hill, colored, while
seated on a CARLOAD of boards this morniug
fell into the street at Tenth and Race streets
and the wheel passed over hislleft loot, which
was terribly crushed.
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DICKINSON CoLLEGE-ELEoTIoN OF PREsI-
DENT.-The Rev. r. l.. Dasbiell, d. D., of
Orange, n. j., Newark Conference, NJ u.
Church, was elected by the Board of Trustees
at an adjourned meeting, held at No. 10l9 Arch
street. in this city, yesterday, sth instant, to the
Presidency of Dickinson College, to hl the
place of the late H. Nj. johnson, D. D., deceased
The new President is native of the Eastern
shore of Maryland, being born at Salisbury
about the year 1926 or 1926. He is q graduate
of this institution, and of the class of 1916.
Having taken the highest houors, he entered
the Baltimore Annual Conference in the spring
of 1848 His career as minister has been most
successful, filling the first pulpits of the de-
nomination. He brings TO his position rare
powers of mind, and being well and favoraby
known throughout the patronizng conferences
his correction with this time-honored institu-
ton Will contribute greatly to its continued and
increasing prosperity. The election was unani.
nous.
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THE AMER1oANP SARMAoEUT1cAL ASSOCIATION.
The deliberations of this body we're resumed
this morning at 10 o'clock. r. ]. Brown, Esq,
of Kansas ~ the chair, called the meeting to
order. The minutes of yesterdays ssssic.. Sere
read and approved.
The Treasurer presented q report, exhibiting that
sner paying ali billie there was st -, on hand 9sl s
names oi rs M since then sls have dissolved
their conn ecton with the Assoclaton. The receipts
since iheIast report 10 be sHlS4S expen
The report was accepted, and referred to the Audit
4 The Committee appointed on Monday to nominate
President-E Parrish, PSiiSdephiS: vice. Pre.l
dents-Ferrs Bringhurst, Wilmington. Deli E. 8.
III; TssssaTss.sSaSlss a. AFSs FSs!s be7s; @ +;
delphG T. ". Bedford New Yerk charles A. Hell
vs ks Pfo JOIN %sisoS lawrence
Comm,,lee on the Progress Of Pbsrmacy-F:e EIDE.
Lewis Dohur, Baltimore Nd; @. F. II. Markus, BIS
Committee on the Drug Market-H. A. Gulathv, N.
"; Charles Bullock Philadelphia Henry II. Flu Ter,
Chicago; John p. North, Baltimore; Isaac T. Camp
Committee on Scientific Queries-wIliam Proctor,
Bosiness Committee-A. B. Taylor, Philadelphia;
John f. Hancock, Baltimore; H. III. Sergeant
Permanent Commi,teegon Pharmacopela-w william
The auditing Committee reported that they had
examined the Treasu er's ACCOUNTS, and found them
The President elect was introduced, aud made a
brief address returning his thanks the Oonven lion
for the honor rendered him ana pro mising do all
In his power to tuttner the Interests of the Asso-
Pr0iessor Robbins of New York city, then read the
report OF the Drug Market Committed. 1t was drawn
no The most elaborate style and was replete wi II
e er some discussion, committee was appointed to
deliberate upon certain sections OF the report (aleg
nstIuctions 10 report this afternoon: WIN
ordSre6 that the first business Of the morrow be the
Adjourned TO O'Clock this afternoon.
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Arrival of Specie from Europe.
New YORK, Sept. 9.-Arrived, steamship SEQ.
tia. She brings &10,000 in specie.
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M e r r ICK q SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 4sO WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM wRIGHTs PATENT VARIABLR
4; CUT OFF sTEAM.ENGINE.
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE
Patented June. 1858.
DAVID joys
PATENT vALvELEss STEAM HAMMER:
d. M. wE5ToNs
PATENT TSELF-CENTERING, sELF-BALANCINQ
CENTRIFUGAL LsUaARDRAININGM MACHINE
AND
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen ManufactureSs II IOm Ep
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A SAFE BLOWN OPEN SECOND TndE.-A few
nights since a s'aie located in the SOAP manu-
factory of GreaGNy q Keefe, on Fourth street,
above Lombard, was blown open by robbers,
the manufacturers and repaired. Yesterday il
was returned to its ,0ld quarters, as it was sup
posed to be, in burelar-proof condition.
However, last night the place was again entered
They turned their attention to the proof, and
having drilled the door, pa cked it with powder,
and liehting the match, The door again yielded.
The robbers obtained nothing.
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Obituary.

Boston, Sept 9.-Enoch Train, Jr., we'll
known merchant of this city, died to-day.
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FIFTH EDITION
IG N.
Affairs in Great Britain-Arrest
Of Fenians-M Movements
Of jeff. Davis.

Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC.. Etc.
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New York stock Quotations. p. MI

Received by telegraph from Glendinning a
)a yis Stock Brokers No 49 q Third Rtraet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-11
BANKRUPTCY PRoOEEnINas.


There isno denying the fact that for a
long time there has been a feeling Of
anxiety and unessiness in this community
concerning the proceedings Of the United
States District Court and the general as
signee in bankruptcy of that court. The
late illegalorder of Judge Duren concern
ing the publishing Of bankruptcy notices,
doubtless made on the solicitation Of per-
sons who are regardless of everything but
their own private interests, is leading the
communitytO Inquire into other matters
which ought long since to have been in
vestigated. Rumors of malfeasanee and
illegal proceedings, which have long been
general, are found to rest upon facts Of which
our courts will probably take oogni-
zsnee.
The Illegal publication Of notices in the
Camp street papers will Of course make
void all bankruptcy proceedings of which
they form part and this alone is a high
handed outrage on this whole community
which it bebOoVes those who are more
personally interested to have corrected at
once
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBIICAN THURSDAY, JUNE H. 1858

4
! Whereas, The Reconstruction Laws tuiig
empowered the 0onstitational Conyeniion
to govern al matters Of detail in regard to
the inauguration Of the new government
authorized BY Congress: and
Whereas, Said Constitutional Convention
has delegated its full powers IN the premises
to this Board, which is the legal represent.
stive Of said Convention; Nov, therefore,
1, s. B. Packard, Chairman of the Board
of Registration aforesaid, in obedience TO
the duty imposed by said Constitutional
Convention upon, and by virtue of the
authority thus vested in this Board, 40
hereby notify all civil officers elected under
said Constitution that said Constitution re.
quires that they qualify and take possession
OF their respective Offices on Monday, June
is, 1858, IN accordance with Article 1853 of
Constitution.
] also notify the members Of the General
Assembly Of Louisiana, elected under said
Constitution, that by Art. 1853 of said Con-
stitution they are required to convene in
the city OF New Orleans on Monday, June
%, 1868, at 70 NJ. and ! further notify all
civil officers now in office that by the new
Constitution their terms Of office will eK-
pire at II N. on Monday, June 10, 1868, at
which time they will deliver up said offices,
with all appurtenances thereto, to their
successors declared duly elected by the
Special Order No. l2l of the Military Com.
mander of the Fifth Military District, issued
June ?, 1868; Provided, That in all cases
where the officers elect do not qualify &C
cording to the laws of Congress and of this
State, present inoumbents will hold over
until such officer shall qualify, or successor
shall have been appointed, or an officer
declared elected who is able to qualify.
S. B. PACKARD,
Chairman Board of Registration.
Attest:
r. G. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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/ msns We end Il sigbsd By "ThOuas L.
Macon, chairman and ~ " y. ss-9..aes.sWOOd,
secretary" whom we know to be chairman
and secretary Of the Democratic State
Committee. From such examination
we are driven to conclude either
that Mr.. Macon and Mr.. SmaIlwoOd
claim to be chairman and secretary of the
Estate of Louisiana and ,"the white
people of the State Of Louisiana, p or that
the Democratic State Committee claims to
be at once the "State' and "the white
people"
1t makes little d Inference whether we ac-
eept the former or the latter of these in
terpretations. Either of them accords
completely with the well-known insolence
of the authors of this protest. SURPRISING
the fact that the constitution was the joint
production OF both white and colored men,
that thousands of white men voted fer its
adoption, and that some scores of Demo-
cratic officers elect are eagerly Waiting to
take their seats under its provisions, they
pretend that they are the "State,n that they
are all the "white people of the State, I" and
that in their high and mighty discretion
they do not wish to have the constitution
approved by Congress. ........
Louis Fourteenth was accustomed to say
that he was the State, 2 and represented
in his own will the entire people Of
France. It could at least be said in his
behalf that his claim was virtually admitted
at the time, and that he was thus enabled
to give an apparent force to his preten-
sions. But these decayed BourbOns Of
rebellion are not in the same category.
They have no more right to speak for
Louisiana than the late King Bomba has
to speak for the late kingdom of Naples.
They have been defeated in the field and
defeated at the ballot-box They are like
the oft-quoted three tailors of London who
issued their manifesto, beginning We the
people of England" and if they had any
sense of the absurd, to say nothing of any
modesty, they would conine themselves to
the affairs Of their own faction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-11

Adaoument has jus. eeen published. and
presume presented 70 Congress, en-
. The Protest Of the State u Loulsl.
We do not propose . discuss i'd
nunls and apparent errors u iaos, hus
mersl d atssnsion to IA sxiraordlhals
asaa@ eigie.
40 . cas e1dsF It would sssn. from
tha beading "a manifesto. mat sbs
State Of Louisa b sons Official wy
aade . protest. 81 nsfnaina he Iirs
sentences Of The papS ald fnrther 40
pel tlas she white dls & t. STATS q
lsnlaiaha lhropsh
conni'tcs s ihis pro tt
yes 70 be ioot b fhe aooh
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eSesS;.y's election can scefcay be sus-
tsInsd if the case is properly anbmsstsd to
an impartial tribunal. We could FIJI
many columns of our paper with proofs Of
fraud and violence perpetrated at the cleo
ton in April, and brought 70 henotice Of
the Commanding General. But he has thus
far taken no measures to ascertain whether
the alleged frauds and irregularities were
well founded or not. On the contrary, he
has thrown the weight of his power and in
fluence toward the Inauguration of a city
go7ernmeat which the reeonstraction acts
of Congress were expressly framed to set
aside. ben en bgau
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ESTATE OF AELAs F. BROWN.

OFFICE UNITED STATES Marshal
District Of Louisiana,
sL New Orleans, June 2, 1858, }
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TUE
4 INST gay Of June, a. %. i g a WARRANT
IN BANKkUPTCY was issued against tns estate
Of ATLAS F. BROWN, near st. Joseph, in the parish
Of Iepsas and state of Louisiana, who was ad-
judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts And delivery of any prop
ery belonging TO such bankrupt. to him or for his
and the transfer OF any property by him, for
bldden BY law that nesting OF the creditors Of the
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and 70 choose
one or more assignees OF MS estate will be held at
COURT Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. Is st.
Charles street in the city Of New Orleans Louisiana,
before Don A. Pardee. Register, on ths eighteenth
day Of June, A. d 1883 AZ Ii O'Clock A M.
+ j. HERkON, u y. Marshal
No s7G-ie3lsA District OF Louisiana
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EsrArn on LRMuEL rrruIN1
OFFICE OF UNITED srtTEs Mna

OFFICE OF UNITED sr1TEs MAZE
District OF LouislEa
Monr0e. La. May L !
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Osl
i seventh day Of May, a. D. 1868, Z
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued d
the estate Of LhMUEL FLEMING, ia the h
OF claiborne and Stats Of Louisiana, WHO bal
adiudged a bankrupt on his own petitioai
the payment OF Rny debgs and delivery OF ang 4
ty belonging to such bankrupt, 70 him or &
pse, and the transfer Of any property By b.
forbidden by law that meeting nf the creaa
the said bankrupt 10 prove their dehts and "a 2
ons or more asaignees OF his essete. will be ~
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at he "a
W. j q. Baker, in the town OF Monroe psa
Quashita, before W. j. O. Baker, Register 3
first day of Jhly, A. D. ie18 at 10 O'Clock a. X
f. ]. HEBRON, u. s. Mar
Per ~. N. GRADY. Deputy, as Messenger,
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EsTATE % JOIN osRnRNE.

UNITED STATES MARsHA1's OFFICE
District of Louisiana,
=. New Orleans, June 2 1863.
WtHIS is TO GIVE NOCIJE THAT ON THE
4 second day Of June, A. d. 1865, a " RRART
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of JOHN OSBORNE, Of Alexandria
in the parish of K pides and stare Of Louisi
ana, who vas adiudged BANKRUPT on mis- own
YeNloni that the payment of any debts and de
livery Of any properly belonging % such bapkrupt
to MN or for his use, and the transfer OF any prop
erty b him, are forbidden BY law; that meeting Of
the creditors OF the sad bankrupt. to prove their
debts and to choose one more assienees of his
estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden atthe Oustomhouse binding in the city Of
New Orleans, Louisiana, before j. r G. Pitkin,
Register, on the thir zenith day CT June, A. D. 1863
AZ " Q clock NJ
F. J. HEBRON. y. g. Msrsaai,
Nc B39-e 3l3A Di8tfict of Iouisiaua
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EsTATE % HRNRY sTREcK.

OFFICE OF UE1TED STATES MARSHAL,
District of Louisiana, )
New Orleans june T. 1853 J
THIS is TO GIVE NoTiCR THAT on
Il the fourth day Of June A. D 1864 WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued aaalnst the
estate Of HEN ny STREoK, Of New Orleans. in the
parish Of Oreans and atafe Of Louisiana
Who vas adiudgsd q hankrupt on his own peti,
ton; that the payment Of any debts and deliver Of
any property belonging 70 seen BANKRUPT, to MIN
aIefor0idden by law; that nestingo the creditors
q the ssld bankrupt, 70 DrnYs their debts and 70
helc at Court Of Bankruptcy. 20 be holden at the
Cusi omhouse building, in the city Of New Or cans
Louisiana, before John r. Dsane Hefister on tho
third day OF July, A, D 1858 81 10 O'CLOCK Al n
+. j. HERkON y. g. Marshal,
No s45-ie5 iy3A Distr 81 o Tonisissa
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ESTATE OF WIN. W. coKE.
UNITED STATES MAnsHAL's On
District Of Louisia

UNITED STATES MAnssAL's ON
DISTRICT Of Louisiau
Monroe, La, May Il
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
seventh day Of Nay, A. d. lsss. a
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issue q
the estate Of WM. w. COKE. in the !
Of Madison and State of Louisiana. va
been adjuGged bankrupt on his own psa
that the payment Of any debts and delHl
any property belonging to such bankrupt to i
are forbidden by law; that a meeting OF thsal
ore Of the said bankrupt, to prove their dG9 :
70 choose one or more assignees Of his estHa u
the Office Of W. J q. Baker IN the town Of gli
parish Of Ouechitat before W. y, q Baker, I'D
on the thirtieth day Of June, A. %. ieI
o'clock A. n, 4. }. HER N0N, q. &. MaHl
Per NJ. GRADY, Deputy, As Messenger.
No T7fl--fnvf6 ias1
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EsrATE OLE I'll u. MAcLrN.

UNITED STATES MAEsHAL's ON
District OF Louisigl
Monroe, La, biny Z, i
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
1 ssventh day Of Nay, A. b. isl8, q
RAM IN BANKRUPT roy was issued aesi-i
estate Of 4. L II. MACLIN, 10 the 4
OF Union and State OF LouiHiana, who hal
adiudged bankrupt 90 his own petition ID
payment Of any debts ard delivery Of
property. belonging to suoh bankrupt, %
or for his use, and the transfer OF a1y
Of tho creditors Of the said bankrupt. to prove
debts and TO CHOOSE one or more ssh.
Of bis estate will be held u ! q
Of Bankruptcy, TO bs holden st ths aGu
W. =. Q. Baker, in the town OF Nonroe rars
0uanhha. betofs W. J. o. Baker Raristsr. %
trst day Of july, A. D.. 1859, at IL 0'cldcAA. ~
Per NJ NJ GRADY, Depuiy' as Messsnger.
No. 778-niyl6 jyl
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EsrATE On a. BoNnuRAur.

UNITED STATES M6RsRaL's OFFICE.
Di. trict OF Louisiana, )
New Or eapr, Nay 29 1853 }
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
u tAsnty eighth day 81 Mag, "A. d. 1853 a WAR
Rant IN BANKAUPTCY was Issued against
the egtate Of A. BONDUkAUT, Of the town Of
81. Joseph, IN the parsh Of Tensas and
state OF Louisiana, VINO was adjudRed q bank.
rupt on his own petition; that the payne OF
any debts and delivery Of anY property belonging 70
such bankrupt, to lin for his use, and the trans
fer Of any property By hiul are forbidden by law;
that meeting Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt
70 prove their debts and 70 choose or more as
siRnees Of his estate, will be held at q Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be no den at the Customhouse
building, in the city Of New Orleans Louisiana, be.
fore j. r. G. Pitkln, Register, on the eleventh day
Of Jane, A. D 1865, st 10 O'Clock A M.
r. j. HEBRON u. :. Marshal,
No. al3-rny30 iel1A District OF Louisiana
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ESTATES OF CHARLES HYLLEsTED M
Il 4 rnREI - -lL
u,iI-ED STATES MARsHA1's 077r
Distract Of Louisi,,s
New Orleans. Nav "a h,
ESTATE OF CHARLES Y. LAeAr.

UNTTED STATUS MAzlsHA1.s oyr-
District Of Louisiabs
New Orleans, May d. IA
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on 4
twenty'sixth day Of May, A. d. lisa W
RANT IN bANh UPrCY wSs issued aPaBg
estate Of CHARLES v. iAtsAY- " \
Orleans, in the parish OF Orleans and n
OF Louisiana, who was adjudged h-Er
on his own petition; that the payment OF nv Il.
an d delivery Of any properly belonging 70 sue5 N
rupt, TO him or Tor his use, and the TRANSFER ~
property ny him, are forbidden By law: M a N
ing OF the creditJrs of the said bankr,lUt Ia NJ
their debts and to choose ono or more sssirnee
his e'tate, will be he d a. Court OF Bsnirrpts
be holden 1T the Oustomhouse uildinE, IN ths n
New Orleans, Louisiana, before John L. ~
hegister, Oh the tWenty-third day OF June, n
lees, at l8o'clock A M. = j, HFRR0al
U. = Marshal. District Of Lou.sti
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH ". BoaGs.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MAEssl
District Of LNuis.Asi

OFFICE UNITED STATES NAEssl
District Of LNuis.dsi
Monroe, / O., May Az
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTIOs THAT oy
y seventh day OF MAY, A. ID. 1853 MI
KANT IN "a NKRUPTCY was issued aratsl
estate Of JOSEPH ". BOGGB, Of ihe M,
Claiborne and state o Louisiana, who IA
adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition "a
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any pfs5
belonging to such bankrupt u lin or for6s
and the transfer Of any properly BY him, are d,
den by law; that meeting OF the creditors Il
said bankrupt, to prove their debt1 and 10 u
oneor more signees OF his estate, will be hbd
Court Of bankruptcy, 70 holden at the oai
". j. Q Baker, in the town OF Monroe uars
Ouachita, before W j. Q Baker, hsgistef Oh
first day Of July A, D., 1865 a. 10 O'Clock A u.
4. j HEBRON, U. s. Msrsr
Per u. ". GRADY. Deputy, as MESSENGER
No. z75-myl6 jyl