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WGasts.

WANTED, no SELL A RE5TAU~
I w RANT AND BAR doing a good business. 2
Address II. w :. DfsDdtch oifcs. ia 4-lt*
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auction Safes.

FUTURE DAY.
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CECDND HAND FURNIT q r. =
WANTED Parties having any to dispose oil
will do vel. to consult the subscri Der at his place
Of business or through the post Office
% O'''1'' C. NJ. KuoNES
under w. L. Monague's. Tenth street
do 70 I'm between Main and Cary.
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w AN ED, a SITUATION by "a
w YOUNG MAN OF moral habits in nome
mercantile house Wages no consideration, az
he is anxious to get business at orce. Best re-
ferences given. Address G. T. J.. care OF the
Virginia Central railroad, Richmond, Va.
fa2-lwk
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
Z AID ALL LANDINGS ON THE;4 ss~a -
JAMES ElVER.-Ths fsst Srd sls- E-s,sTEssS=---
can't steamer JOHN sTLVsf|ER, Zssas.lssAass as
CAPTAIN 2. C. Gil 7oKp,
leaTes hor wharf at EOckjts for above named
u $50 o'clock A. III, and ~ OF Tuesday
TIL ursday, and Saturday.
PASSING EMS arrive al No&F0Lh l., w :, the u
connect WITH steamers for BALTIMORE and
TEAlN leaves CITY poINT for PETERSBURG
on arrival Of sTEA mER.
Fare to Norfolk, So so
PEE.GET
TORB. princtpal LANDINGS ON GHESaPEak
BAY, NC I'll LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER al
reasonable rates.
Freight for T7ay laudingc nust hs prepaid.
Letters entrusted TO parser OF steamer nust DC
enclosed n GovsrrU%-s stamped envelope.
Apuly 10 L. .. TkTUM, Agent.
feS-ts 6fres. steamer ~h.rf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-04

c11TTJATION WANTED BY YOUNG
SMsN Who hes some experience in business,
having been deputy sheriff for several years
given as 10 moral and v HaaoYer
Courthouse, Va, until 18th January, 1858. IN
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For Bent

NOR RENT, one Of those NEW
4 STORES on Eighteenth street between ls,nA
Main and Franklin, with Il dweliog over .:a
same, containing three rooms, and the usua .l.az.
out houses. Apps TO ~
LYME & BROTHER,
q At Real Estate gents, 1889 Main street.
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TOR RENT, the TOBACCO FAC
L TORY now occupied by william A. lsI
Hoppe, at the corner Of Franklin and Fiji t.:s
tenth streets. Possession given on the Stn LILA
OF February next. Terms moderate Apply to
the subscriber, Main street. sidney, one square
above Morton's garden.
/, -2tk MIL Els GEORGE.
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NEWS or TIE DAP.
$40 s7so,y the rcry age and body ofAe Times

Speaker Colfax has appointed Gen. Butler,
Mr. Poland, of Vermont, and Mr.. Beck: Of
Kentucky, Commissioners, under a resolution
of the House, to visit Prince Edwards Island.
They are to make inquiry into the exports and
imports of the Island, and the views and posi-:
ton, as we'll as the authority OF the Colonial
Government, to enter into special arrangements
wi lh the y. S.
On Saturday, April IA, the following per-
sons left St. Louis for Montana: Messrs. Lyon,
Burton and Jones, from Virginia; Laubie,
Whitaker aud Pennington, from Pennsylvania,
and DoWdall, of st. Louis. Information subse-
quently received at st. Louis announces that
all Of them have been murdered by indians.
The Fourteenth Amendment is declared
by Secretary Seward, in proclamation, to be
valid, to all intents and purposes, as a part Of
the Constitution Of the United States He
certifies that more than three fourths Of the
States of the United States" have approved OF
the amendment. ~.
The case of N. f. Deering, the surviving
trustee, against the heirs Of the Commodore
Preble estate, has been decided in Portland,
Me-, in favor of the respondents, releasing from
trust nearly 81 100000.
An attempt is being made in the Alabama
Legislature to passa bill authorizing the Lesls-
lature to cast the electoral vote Of the State,
which, it is said, will secure it to Grant and
ColtaX.
The coal mining strikers in Pennsylvania,
under the pressure Of the sheriff procama-
ton, held 4 council Of war on Saturday, and
by large majority agreed to return to work
under the ten hour system.
Brgader Gen. Charles e. Hovcy, OF Lii
nois, has been brevetcd recently, and the brevct
confirmed by the Senate, for gallant and merl-
torious service, to be Major General
A mortgage on the Missouri Pacific Rail
road for $1,000, 900 has been filed to secure
bonds issued by the company to pay the State
$5,000,OOO purchase money for the road
While ton of coal in England costs 81 20,
in Prussia 81 GO, and in Belgium s. 40, in
France it costs 81.
Nearly two millions Of gallons of petroleum
was shipped from Philadelphia to Europe dur
ing the week ending on Saturday.
There was no choice for u S. Senator IN the
Georgia Legislature yesterday.
Abram Bell & Son, of New York, have sus-
pended payment.
Farmers in Alabama complain OF too much
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AND BALL.

lEfEU IN AMENT AND BALI.
il grand TOURNAMENT and BALL will
be given by JEFFERSON CIRCLE, b. IT,,
Oh. F.) G. A., mt CARIN'S SPRINGS, Alex
andr. county, on MONDAY. August 18th.
a number Of gentlemen from Fairfax, WASH
ington and AleXandria county, have ignilod
their willingness to ride upon this occasion.
Gentlemen who intend riding will please re
port to Capt. j. Barnes, Fairfax Court House,
or leave their names at the Jowolry store of
Major George Duiley, l25 King st.
jy 29--td COMMITTEE.
w and Retail Flour and Feed bushes. From
$500 10 5000 capital required. $1,000 Il year
guaranteed TO ali cntorprisng young man.~-
Address w. g B., Z. o., Alexandria, Va.
jy 29-3L%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

Mr.. VOORHEES, has accepted the nomination
for Congress, from his district in Indiana, and
will make an active canvass. We hope hemay
do a good and successful work, not only IN MS
own district but in influencing his whole State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

TIE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. The rain S
We have recently had will be worth millions
upon millions of dollars to the couotry. Fortu-
natcIy cur wheat and oat crops escaped the
drought, They were made and harvested IN
der favorable circumstances. The season be-
ing much later than usual, the corn is back
ward, and the rains will bring it up and enable
it to pass on to August. The critical period
tOr corn usually tails in that month, and il
l0vored then with scaaonabIc rains VIC may
confidently count upon an abundant corn
harvest -Rich. Whjg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

The National InteIigencer looking over tue
Se1ate Chamber and the places once occupied
by such men as Clay, Calhoun, Webster Cass,
Clayton, aud their compatriots, and now filled
by the Summers, brakes, Wades, Nyes, and
such like-exclaims Kites roosing in the
eagles nests.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

LIE Nord gives an account Of a talk" made
by the Emperor Napoleon, in relation to ''polit-
ical aSsas3inations, which reads as fit is au-
thcntic. Hc is reported as saying that if he
were to be a*sassinatcd, it would only contri-
butte to the consolidation Of his dynasty, as
thorc would be DO hope for peace, under pres
ent circumstances, but in supporting the pres
cnt establishment. IF. said lie, fell under
the assassin blow tomorrow or to-day, the
people with one voice would acclaim my son;
and even if all the Imperial family disappeared
they would 60 forth, as in Sergia, in search Of
some little nephew heir to my name, some Mi,
lano, or other, to raise up anew the flag Of the
Empire, revenge the murder, and sanction once
more this truth, that the parties which stain
their hands in blood never profit by their
crime. [ can thus regard the future without
fear Whether live Or die, my life OF ny
death will be equally usefu! to France, for the
mission which has been imposed upon me will
he accomplished either by me or mine. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

The first bale OF new cotton, raised in Texas,
this season, was sold in Houston, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29
The Military Districts.

An order has been issued from hcadquar tcrs
stating that the Second and Third Military
Districts having ceased to exist, the States of
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, and Florida will constitute the De
partlnent Of the South, Major General Meade
to command. The Fourth Military DISTRICT
will now consist ofoniy the State Of MisslssIppl,
and will continue to be commanded by BreVeV
Major General Giem.
The Fifth Military District will now consist
Of the State of Texas, and will be commanded
by Brevet Major General Reynolds. =,
The States of Louisiana and Arkansas Will
constitute the Department ofLouislaoa. breVet
Major General Rousseau IS assigned to the
command of this department.. ;.
Brevet Major General Cook IS assigned 10
the command of the Department OF Coiuuo!a'
in place of Rousseau, relieved. BrcVet Major
General Candy is assigned to the command OF
the Department of Washington.
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STOVES, TTNwAEeE x,,,
OTICE TO ALL WHOM IT NAV C~---,
GERM CDN


ri OTIGh 10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CGT~
~ .,GhkN. '''
those persons Who b7 the r,y1r 5rU1 o. on" sell %
it hard matter to SUPPLY the43c %o VINO WIG: l2-
nccessarcs and comforts Of Iife srS, kun I4@
nv line of business ut 10 pcr cent Ia:s ling T.
usual price Let al those Who mn .,,"!. .1o
themselves of this, Gct in good faith o~11 T''s.
DISCHARGE nv duty with fidelity. '''.' w..
ENOCH GRIMES 70 r..
LII" $.
Z ALSO KEEP THE VERY Bu,T ron,.
4 ING STOVES that arc maIa CJJA.
elaborated EXCELSI0R REFRTCEpn' s ~ Tie
tho best in use; Timed Safes, lin 'Wijn w.
" fnn lot Of WATER C00LEpI a." OIL, NY.
CREGW FREEXEKS f0 TyIir% ;t @,.1 1g2
otto1tinn If NV nImn,G,is frinrG. '','!.g Ire
III ,or r- rorofn 10 .1 60 c'
81 I o',iTo f thr1Isr7vrs a.. " aa
Ell o,1G ,I.bsf coz, T."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

A great Democratic toreh-light demonstration
took place in Columbia, S. G., last night. Gen.
Wade Hampton and other distinguished gem
tlemen made speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

The states, the territory forming which Vr'
GINA gave with noble generosity, are allowed to
vote in the Presidential Election, and to have
governments of there own! The Mother OF
States is not allowed vote, and has no gov
ernment of her own! Her own child turn
and rend her! What spectacle The IN
gratitude is only cqualled by the meanness and
basenesS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

A paragraph in the New Nation reads as. If
the leaders had decided to re-assemblc the
Virginia Convention. - A resolution was
adopted by that body on the 9th Of April for
the appointment Of a committee Of five with
authority to call the body together again, and
Underwood, Clements, Curtis, lIine and White
were appointed said committee. -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29
The National Intelligencer IMPEACIES the

The National Inteligencer 1MpEACHEs the
Forticth Congress before the people, and emu
merates its charges, specifically, concluding
with the general accusation that lit has spent
the session in organizing rebellion, IN planlns
civil violence, in perfecting plot for preclpltat
ing the country into universal tumult, dlstrac
ton, and war, to save themselves from lmpend-
ing retribution for their crimes"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

THE INDIANs.-A letter from Ellsworth,
Kansas, dated July %, says that the Indian
question has assumed anew phase. All the
tribes that were at Fore Larncd have lett, and
no one knows where they have gone. Small
parties are met by persons coming IL from
the Plains, but they hold no communication
with the whites, which is a sign they mean
mischief The opinion prevails that they have
gone south with their women and children, and
that they will soon swarm on the railroad line
and routes reversed by the trains, with hos
tile purposes. Reports arrive daily Of their
killing people and robbing trains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

Congress has passed resolutions OF sympa-
thy with 'the suffering people Of Crete, y
The National Intelligencey says--"The men
who stand up and pirate over the wrongs of
Crete arc those who vote deliberately to sub
ject the virtue, intelligence, education, and re-
tinement of ten millions of white men, women,
and children to the brutal passions, vicious
propensities, and debased ignorance of three
millions of blacks, just emerged from slavery. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

Gen. Howard has issued orders reducing the
number of agents Of the Frcedmcn's Bureau
in the South, particularly in South Carolina
and Arkansas.
The blacks are troublesome ia the inferior Of
South Carolina, and The whites ask for troops,
or say they will protect themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-A large and cnthu
siastic meeting of Irishmen was held in Wash
ingtou last night. Speeches were made in re-
lation to the treatment of Fenian prisoner
by Great Britain, and denouucipg the course
of the British government, by Mr.. Meany, Nh.
Nagle, Mr. James Cavanaugh, from Montana,
Mr.. Green Clay Smith and others Mr.. Mont
gomcry Blair presided. All the speakers ex-
pressed themselves in favor of change Of ad-
ministration in this country, and for Seymour
and Blair. The meeting adjourned with three
cheers for Seymour and Blair
Captain c. j. Queen, who was 50 badly in
jured by thieves on Friday night last, was con
siderabIy better last evening, and his physician
and family have strong hopes of his ultimate
recovery. ......
From and after the 1st day Of August gas
will be furnished to the citizens by the Gas
Light Company for the sum of $40 per thou
sand cubic feet, This reduction will be effect
ed by increasing the rate of discount for prompt
| payment from ~! to Is per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29

The remarks Of that able and intrepid de-
fender of the few rights which are left to Vlr-
ginia, Mr.. Beck, of Kentucky, made IN the
House of Representatives on the Exclusion bill
in reference to Virginia, and the efforts made
by Gov. Wells and Williamson, will naturally
create much feeling in the State. We cannot
believe that all of those who have heretofore
acted with the Radical party in this State can
or will approve of the course which Mr.. Beck
40 warmly denounced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-29
An Evc1r.ion - CARL1N'S SPRINGS vi

Ia 81 . Il,
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Gov. WELLS has returned. His acqueduct
brings to Alexandria, daily, 5000 tons of coal,
he informs US The State receives two and
half per Ct upon the tolls. Gov. Wells yes
terday paid into the treasury of the State
Sc l2S, which he got at Washington On ac-
count of Virginia's claim for equipments furn-
ished Union soldiers prior to the division of
the State. He ''expects" ultimately to get
$50, 900 more.-Rich. WIG.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ENtUh
I SION.
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CHAS. T. NkSH'S SALES.
CHARTS Il. NASH,

CHARTS Il. NASH,
AUOTIoNEER AND BROKER.
Masonic Hall Auction Mart corner of st. Charles and
Ptrdido streets,
Begs leave "a inform bis friends az the public generally
that he has secured the services Of G. q. THAYER Esq
whose capabilities well Acknowledged all
attending all sales With the addition OF the above named
gentleman and Assisted also by other ready polite aids
has It. Nah feels equal TO undertake Produce
Furniture Cotton, Dry Goods PoOs aud Shoes etc.
Fancy Stocks that persons feel DESTROYS out either
their premises at his suction
FRIDAYS.
Thankful past liberal patronage be respectfully sOcs
a continuation of the
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, Apul 2hh. 1868 !
WHEREAS, =. =. Zelnicker has ado APP
w plicson 70 have his official bonds cancel ed
tonter, in and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wit:
bond dated the 9th Of September, 1884 for the
Of $40 90 gn.d by him principal and Louis Rose and
Alexander Marks, as securities.
bond dated the I'd Of February 1865 for the same
smonnt, and signed by the same persons
Notice hereby given 70 all persons interested In the above
described Dor d 10 show writing the Office Of Sec
Of State within inety days after the last publication
heeo Why the said bonds should be cancelled
null ed
Given under my hand and seal Of the State as above
the Independence Of the United States the ninety
JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor Of Louisiana.
J. Il. HARDY Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEPARTExENT L'ExEcUTIT
Nonvee-Orleans e % Avril, 1853. I
TTENDU que -. ~. ZelRIcker % fsite une
n application pour le cAncelement de bond ocie
encsntsur dams e la parOisse dOrlesns savoir
$1,000 sgne lu principal Louis hose Alex
andeT Marks CONNIE securities.
Tn bond date le % evrer 1865 telle sOmne
ct signes par les memes persORnes.
par present dnnnes les personnes int
davoir fae connare ecrr bureau du
dernefe qualifications de avis les rasOns pour uees
les dit bonds ne sersit pa cancele 81 annulle
Dome signature e de rEtat Ia date Ct
dtssus, ct dams douEieme aimee de Pnds
tendance des Etsts-uniA. -
JOSHUA BAKER
GOuverneur de s Louisiana
J. II HaRnT. Secretsire d'Etat
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EOR BALR-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
Cotton Sugar P1antstons located the b-st
portions Of he Gotten and growing erses Also Rice
Plant Orange Orchards and large bodies Of val uable
timber lands Aso Q large variety Of City and bubnIbsS
Property improved and unnproved IN the form Of redsncef
building lots and favorable terms Parties
wsh ng oil do wei call and examine Proper
ties Mter Gard, Real Estate Agests, No 0arondslst
street. New Orleans.
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CONSTABtt'S SALES.

J. H. HAKTE VS. O. KIRwIN-sEcoND JUSTICE OF
the Peace-No
DY vIRTUE OF shree writs of neri fnefaa
ID direc ed BY Paris Ch1r-s S-csnd
Pesee vii PToceed 70 .ell at bile saetion wEDNES
DAY. the Il th day Of June, 1865 u The
Merchants and Aue ionesrs' Exchange Royal ne
Canal street the FOL owing described perry, tOw-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND and he improvements there
sit ate IN the comprised within common 1raver
alvez and Miro streets which !. desiknated
40 general by j. Pile surveyor aid deposited In
the on, OF DR. Mccoy. late notary public in this city
said Lots des grated Nos q and "a and
follows: Lot No Il IS ieet inch front
BY 40 feet between parallel lines No Y
g feet lines front and I'D feet depth
lie lines ToKeher with ali tie ImJrovemeits thereon,
consisting Of one Dvelng house and utbuidif e.
81 TKRHs-The purcba payment Of q
Il $1,000 due October; balance cssh o. g.
Treasury Notes.
Seized in the above suit
H. c. PENNMAE,
CoustabtA
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION.... PROCLAN
OF QUARANTINE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, May q, lSJS. I
WHEREAS An ct of the Legislature approved March Is
1855 entitled An act to establish Quara tine
lection Of the State provides that the Governor Of the State
shall issue his proclamation the dvice of the Board
Health declaring place where there shall be
heye pestena contagious infec ions disease exists
be Effected place and stating the number days
antne tn be peroI by the vessels their passengers
Gers and crews, coming from such place or places.
Now therefore, in OF the provisions of the
Aforesaid, do issue this proclamation, hereby
clare the places hereinafter be infected PAGES and
that all together with officers,
eargoes arriving from said places, having touched
stopped at Of Them shall be subject quarantine
not lees than ten days for longer period
sidered by the Board Of Health
and after the prUmu cation Of this proclamation
Any violation OF the Quarantine laws proclaimed
will be severely punt he'd II the penalties prescribed
law deem ed Inadequate the ties offending will be de
hyered up TO the military authorities - be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infect ed
said, are the following. o wit:
All the ports Of Nicaragua, Central America and port
Of Vers Cruz, in Mexico.
Given under my hand and Seal Of the above and
the independence OF the United states the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


limited STATES DISTRICT COZ RT-
u Distinct of LOuisizna I'm the Matter Of ,seph W
Chsmpn and Geo BueknghA bankrupts. In Bankruptcy
No 43 Whereas. Joseph W. Champn, personally and
memeer Of The firm Of Champlin Bueknghzrn, OF New
tTeAns snd Drict Aoresad d declared bankrupt under
the Act Of Congress Of Mar I'd 1861 has this day filed in
sad Court petition aging for discharge and certificate
thereof rcm all his debts and other claims prOVabe under
said art;
Notice therefore given s creditors who have proved their
debs all other interest that the 21d
June, Is 8 at ii is assigned for the hearing Of the
and that they my then and there and
they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks once, New Orleans, May p lsss
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De fERIET's SALES,

POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE OF vALU.
ABLE PROPERTY, CORNER OF ELYsIAN
FIELDS AVENUE AND CRAPS OR BURGUNDY
STREET.
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ITNITED sTATEs prsTRICT CoURT-

y District Of Louisiana In the after OF JOrdy
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. Al Whereas, Oscar Jordy
Of New Orleans snd District siOresai duly declared bank
Iup under the Act of Cor Of march I'd 1867 has this
day filed In said Court ton praying discharge and
certificate thereof from all his debts and other prova
be undtr said act;
Notice therefore given all creditors have proved
their debts and TO all other in interest that the 2d
day Of June, 1868 at IL assig ed the
the and that they then aud there attend
they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not he granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans. MAY q 1863
X. LOEW Deputy Clerk.
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u District Of Louisiana.-In the Matter Of James A.
Yentress Jr, bankrupt 10 Fansruptcy No ll6 Whe-e
James A. Ventrsss Jr Of the parish Of Iberve aud Dis
trict .essd duly declared bankrupt under the Act of
Congress Of March 3d. 1861 has this day fled In said Court
petition ing for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provabe under sal acts
Notice Is tn refore given all creditors who have
their debts and TO ali other persons interest the
day Of June 1868 at II assigned for the hearing
the and that they then and there attend
they have why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerks { fhcs, New Orleans, May % 1865.
X LOEW Deputv CLARK