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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

!, JEwism TEMpLE.--Thr, New York eorres-
pondent Of the SacraIarato Union says In y
late letter:
lsIlOse of thu nnss conspicuous &c the MANY
new public editices now going up in this city i
the Jewish Church or Temple on the, corner
ct Fifth Avenue and Ferty-thirl stseet, and
now nearly finished. IL is Ia cost s5UU,OuA.
viii bs larger than Trinity ,.hase it~oI .towrss
nnd in appearance be not unlike the line dew
ish editicc in San Francisc,, Like thr latter.
It is the psopnrty Of the Rcforu,ed ur progress.
Mcbraalsh Ut the Hebrew ClsTelA fhn ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

IMrAssAgLE.--A Dispatch from iVirginia
City. Nevada, January ID, says :: :. The roads
over the Sierras are impossible. No mails
FROM Caliornia this week. No telcgraphi.
communication for three days. A heavy storm
Of snow, wind aud rain for the last four days
\ heavy gale NOW blowing" ...o.s< Nae, ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

PRIZE FpinT.-The mill between Smith and
Duffy, in Virginia City Montana, january 1s,.
was won by Smith, alter very hard fighting f;z
6l rounds, Ia hsur IS minutes 5BI
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW. OF.
"A fce on Wall street, opposite. and below J. W.
Wood Co. S Store, Idaho City, nia
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

1 TTORNEY At LAW. OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
a Court House Idaho CITY 2 s nl9tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

r,s..- $. B. HODGDON,
IEsTIcE OF THE PEACE FOR LAST CHANCE
Bar Precinct. ofice at the Warm Springs: resi-. |
sr, r.. epPos: the "Buena Vista kxchangs on Bu-
eA IA visa bar. t. + f ri III 49, nltf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Of
"A fee over Cen;erville Brewery. south side Wall
street. Idaho City. EE-.n business entrusted to his
care viii inset immediate attention, and prompt re-
nttsnres Will be made. So "a. nttf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

reading Ia New York, and Ikf4a alnaalnf isss
been secngsd for the three remnining readings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

ed NSn1ABlr Sen Al'l DEATHS There died isst Louis
y Decl crst' Fh' Wm \. Johnston, brothsr yf tAt,
Eonsedrrate Gen Joseph r. ,lolAstops md p
twenty, y,thrrs hours aitsr,u his wlrs sLsrgares
A NJ aJnhasteA Beth were h4risA ~ tLs r.,up
sravs, " s., Aayisrs "A Grthulie burial vaults
- ''' they were lovingly npite4 and in deatl,
tAey q vsrs vt ,livlrd CIV. IoAe4taA attrn4el
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

Business on the wharf yesterday
was extremely dull. The inclement
weather checked shipments, and the
levee was generally deserted by labor
ers and draymen.
The ST.. Patrick cleared for Evans
vile with 1,066 bales of cotton, and a
splendid passenger trip.
The General Quitman cleared for
New Orleans with slim trip. Capt.
White judiciously declined to carry
cotton for the rates offered, and left
here light in preference. Steamboat
agents working for outside packets
cut the prices down to a dollar and
quarter per bale to New Orleans, and
proba bly, signed the bills Of laden for
dollar and quarter and gave re-
but of twenty-five. cents per bale.
New ORLEANs.-The Times of the
4th inst. gives the following:
Departures-Wm. Butler for Red
River, Starlight, Melnotte and Alaska
for Cincinnati, and the st. Charles
for Louisville. The Right Way left
Shreveport yesterday for this port.
The Cleona changed ownership yes
terday. the purchasers being Captains
L. S. Greenlee and L. FL. Patterson.
The Cieyona will 60 into the Bayou
Macon and Tensas trade as soon as
the water permits. Capt. Geo. E.
Wilkinson having disposed Of his in
terest in the Flicker, has purchased
the Cuba No 2. Capt. Wilkinson has
secured the services as clerk, Of Jo-
seph Lesesne.
The Crescent of the 9th says:
The Homeyer, encountered vio-
lent snow storm, on Monday. The
snow fell to the depth of from two to
three inches on the roof of the boat,
and froze hard, compelling the hands
to shovel it off to prevent accident.
The Henry Ames was towed away
from the landing yesterday, for the
purpose of undergoing repairs. She
will soon be ready to resume her
place in the Memphis trade, where
she has become so popular.
The Times, of the same date, says:
When we left the levee at dark. the
Louisville and Silver Spray were still
at the landing taking in sugar and
molasses, and from the appearance Of
the wharf in front of them it would
naturally lead one to suppose that
business was at its hight. Among
the freight shipped on the Louisville
were 100 bbls. whisky. Verify tenn
perance has lately taken possession of
suckers or no sale for it could be
effected.
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INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE c.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL....... .......sl ,0oet.gll
PAID UP CAPITAL......... .....-..-..-... 251s1@a
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FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISE
Taken at fair rates.
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JOHN s. HOPKINS, President.
JAMES H. CUTLER, Secretary.
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RFV Err EW S
For 0ther Rtrer Items See FIFTH Fage.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment Of Job Type, though very large ana
complete, is constantly being added to, ana
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, &c. Orders left with either of the
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STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS To THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENN ESSEE RIVERS.


AND TENNESSEE RIVERS.
The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points, at the rates men
toned below: To Dycusburg, Soc; Eddy
Vile, 75c; Canton, rs; Rockcastle. 75c. (; Lin
ton 75c; Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River, Soc; points above
the Shoals, on Tenne SSee River, soc. Sign
hillt of lading, !" Privilege of reshipping at
PadHcah." We guarantee the above rates,
until further notice. Any overchargeS that
may occur will be promptly corrected by
us. Merchants are requested to see that
the weights are placest IN every bill of
fading. lse6 til FOWLER, LEE & co.
New Orleans and Cincinnati Express
Line.
-
This line is thoroughly organized, and
viii run regularly throughout the season.
The boats will at all times leave promptly
on the days advertised.
The following well known staunch
steamers comprise the line: ALASKA. Capt.
Frank Cakes; SWALLOW. Capt. A. mccarthy;
WESTMORELAND, Capt. Ed. Evans; EMER-
AID, Capt. j. n. Skunk; j. H. GRoEsBECK,
Capt. DAN Maratta; ALICE DEAN, Captain
Frank Maratta; AMAZON, Capt. Hiram
Vinton; SILVER SPRAY, Captain w. w.
Feuton. HUBBS, PATRICK & CO.,
Agents at Evansville.
JNO. A. WILLIAMSON,
dec23 If President and Sup't.
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edged a. aforesaid shall have and enjoy ell The
rights and privileges granted by existng laws to
legitimate children. = -
SEC. 3. Be IL further enacted. etc., That eli mar
riages legalized as aforesaid shall be deemed con.
tfacted under the Law Of community Of acquests
end gains, unless other stipulations authorized by
existing laws are agreed between the parties and
embodied in the authentic act legalizing their mar
than that of community of acquests and gains
shall only have effect from and after the date of
the authentic act making the marriage legal and
valid in law, as provided In the first section of this
act. ..s 800 7
SEC. 4. Be IL tintte,. enacted. etc., That the
said right of making private or religious marriages
legal, valid and binding. aforesaid shall apply to
marriages of all persons Of whatever race or color
as well as to marriages formerly prohibited by
article ninety-fye Of the Civil Code of Louisians
or py any otner articles OF said code, or By any
SIC. 5. Be IL further enacted. etc., That any
parties who at any time previous to the passage
of this act have lived together as man and wife.
aud who desire to contract legal marriage, shall
be entitled to the benefit Of the provisions Of this
law, and the issue Of such cohsbitation shall be
hereby legtimatzed upon the parties complying
with the foregoing requirements, subject, how.
ever, TO the exceptions contained In section first
FEC. 6. BE FURTHER enacted, etc.. That all laws
or parts OF laws existing, articles Of the Civil
Code Of Louisiana contrary to the provisions of
this act are repealed.
SEC. Z. BE II further enacted, etc., That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
''snsG Sneaker Of ,hs Hans. IS LowH1I
(signedl OSCAR ]. DUN.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
(siened) H. c. WARxorH,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy GEO. E. Bor..,
Secretary of State.
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mo. 2l0l
AN ACT RELATIVE TO MARRIAGES.

SECTION i. Be IL enacted by dte Senate anc
house OF Representatives. of tie State of Louisi
ana ta General assembly conue,sed, That AL
private or religious marriages contracted ia thi:
state at any time previous to the passage of thi:
act shall be deemed valid and binding, and az
having the same force and effect as ifeaid MARI.
ages bad been contracted with all the formalities
and forms prescribed by the laws then existing :
Prorlded. That at any time within two years
from the date OF this act the parties having con
tracted such private or religious marriages shall
by an authentic act before duly commissioned
notary public II they reside In the Safe or before
competent ofcer II they reside in another State,
or before United States ambassador, charge
dafaires Of consul or vice consul, if they reside
IN aforeign country, make q declaration of their
marriage, the date on which Ii was Contracted
the names, sex and ages of the children born OF
AID marriages, acknowledging said children a.
their legitimate ofsprings, and in accepting the
beneht OF this act bind and obligste themselves to
perform all the duties and to assume ell the obi.
cations imposed by existing laws in relation TO
civil marriages., and to abide BY the same and,
Proraded, That no marriage shall be ratified nor
the issue OF such marriage legitimatized by or sc
coIdiDg to the provisions Of this act, when there
existed ct the date Of such private or RELIGIOUS
marriage, or ct any time since, any other legal
impeachment to the marriage of the parties to the
private or religious marriage than that Of race or
color. IS 80 q. -
tIc. 2. Be IL further enacted, etc., That all
marriages, duly legaixed as aforesaid shall have.
from the date on which they we're privately or re-
ligiously contracted. full force and effect a. If
they had been contracted with all the formslities
and forms required by the then existing laws, and
the children born OF said marriages and acknowl.
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.


{ a mo. 20aI j. - 20
AN ACT TO SMBHD AND RE-KNACT ARTICLE TWENTY.
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY OF THE CIVIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA, AND TO REPKAL AN ACT ENTITLED AN
ACT TO A5EnD AND RE-EHAcr ARTICLE TWO THOU.
sAHD rvs HUNDRED AND SIXTY OF THE CIVIL
CODE OF fHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, APPROVED
MARCH TEfIRTEEN, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND Sixty
SEVEN. t...-....
SECTION i. Be IL enacted 6y the Senate ana
House Of representatives of tie State of LO,lisi.
ana In GenTdl Assembly convened. That article
twenty-five hundred and sixty Of the Civil Code of
the State ofiLouisiana be amended and re-enscted
so as TO reaa as follows: The competent witness
of any covenant or fact whatever it may be in
civil matters is person of proper understand
ing.
The husband cannot be witness for or against
his wife, nor the wife for or against her husband,
but that In any case where the husband and wife
may be joined as plaintiffs or defendants and have
separate interest they shall be competent wit
nesses for or against their separate interest there
in.
SEC. 2. Be u further enacted. ETC., That all
laws or parts of laws contrary to the provisions OF
this act be and the same are hereby repealed, and
that the act entitled an act to amend and re enact
article two thousand two hundred and sixty of the
Civil Code of the State of Louisiana, approved
March thirteen, 1867, be and the same Is hereby
Sec. 8. lie Il further enacted. etc.. That this
act shall taSEe effect from and after its passage.
(Signed)s CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved October 81, 1868.
(Signed)F H. @. wARMorH,
A true C py:
Secretary of State.
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mo. 2oe.I

mo. 2Otl
AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF JOHN NJ. HUGEE AMI
CHARLES JONES, LEssEEs OF THE LOUISIANA
PENITENTIARY.
SECTION I. BE IL enacted by the Senate and
House of REPRESENTATIVES of the State of LOnisi.
ana IN General Assembly conuened. That the
governor be and he Is hereby authorized and EN-.
powered, anc II shall be his duty to pay to John
NJ. Hugee and Charles Jones, lessees of the State
Penitentiary, out of the proceeds of the leyee
bonds issued In conformity of the act number one
hundred and fifteen, approved twenty.s sixth of
March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
seven, entitled an act to provide means for the
construction OF levees by the issue of bonds of the
State Tor four millions Of dollars, and to provide
for the redemption of said bonds such sums as
may be due the said Hugee and Jones, on account
OF the work done by them the levees in front of
ID. L. Carries plantation, w. ID. Winters planta-
ton, X. II. Barr0ws' plantation, Mrs. McCautnev's
plantation, and Mrs. HI reford's plantation. in The
parish OF West Baton Rouge, according to the
terms Of their lease Of said penitentiary and the
contract entered into between the said Hugee and
Jones, with A. v. Dubr oca, representing said par
isb on the twenty second of April, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty eight, the payment to be
made upon the certificate of the surveyor of the
said parish OF West Baton Rouge that the work
therein has been done In conformfty with the con.
tract aforesaid.
SEC. 2. Be Il further enacted. etc.. That this
Law shall 60 into effect from and after its passage.
tSlgned) CHAs. w. LOWELL, -
(signedl OSCAR J. Dunn,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved November 5. 1868.
(Signedl H. @. wARMorH, .-,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
true copy: GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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mo. 2O5l


AN ACT re REGULATE APPRAIsENESrs OF PRO.
PERlY UPPER SEIZURE OR OF SUCCESSION IN THE
PARISHES OF ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON.
sEcroSl Be IL enacted By the Senate and
House Of representatives Of tie state of Lotsisi
ana IN C,nerdt Assembly conUened That in
all cases Ia The parishes OF Orleans and Jefferson
OF propertyseized under execution or in pursu.
anee OF an order of court, where under existing
laws an apPraisement Is required previous to sale
1t shall be efficient that the plaintiff in the suit
shall be ono APPRAISED. the defendant another, or
such perscd as the plaintiff or defendant NAV
designate, end in the event of their disagreement
the sheriflo r auctioneer making the sale shall
constitute the umpire. whose decision shall be
final. and no fees shall be allowed to any officer or
other persoa for appraisiDg property.
BIC. z. BE further enacted etc., That in all
cases where property belonging to SUGGESTIONS is
to be sold Ia pursuance Of an order Of court,
where appraisements are required previous to
sale, 1t shall be sufficient that the administrator
executor, thtor or other person representing the
succession. shall constitute and be one APPRAISED,
and the creditor on whose application the pro.
perry Is sold, or one of the heirs if sold 70 effect
aparfiton, shall be and constitute the other; and
the sheriff or auctioneer making the sale shall be
me umpire whose decision shall be final. and no
fees whatever shall be allowed any of the sfore.
mentioned Eersons, or to any person whatever for
appraisiDg property.
SIC. 3. Re further enacted etc., That in the
event there are several plaintiffs or several de-
PENDANTS, several creditors or several heirs, as
aforesaid, then the court shall designate which one
OF the respective parties shall be and constitute
one apPrasee, and which one the other, unless the
R aIues egree among themselves by whom they
shall be represented. and In the event any party
shall neglect or refuse to qualify under the pro-
visions OF this act then the property to be cold
shall De sold WITHOUT any apprasement whatever.
SEC. 4: BE further enacted, etc., That all
laws and parts Of laws contrary to the provisions
OF the foregoing sections any one of them shall
be and the same are hereby repealed -
Sec B. BE further enacted ETC., That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Sgned) CHAs. W. LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
fSignedl OSCAR j. DUNN
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved October 81, 1868. sll,
(Signed) Ii. c. WARMoTH,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

limited STATES DIS rRICT COURT
~ District OF Louisiana - In the Matter Of yno
4 Wsisor bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. 49, Where Is
Jpo Watson, Of the parish OF Tensas, and Dis
Congress OF March 3D. 1867 has this day fed Court
petition praying for discharge and certificate thereof from
AL his debts and other claims provabls under said act;
Notice Therefore given to all creditors who proved
cir debts and TO all other persons In interest," that the
day OF December 1868 at III assigned for the hearing
the same. and that they then and there attend aud SHOW
any they have why the prayer Of the said petition
Clerks nhce, New Orleans, Nov. L. 1853
nol5 Il 80 X LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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mo. 21l
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE POLICE JURIEs IN rHY
PARISHES SUBJECT TO OVERFLOW TO HAVE TEN
PoRARY LEvEEs ERECTED.
SECTION L. BE enacted by tie Senate and
mouse OF Representatives of the State of Louisiana
IN Generdl Assembly concerned, That the police
yuries OF tie several parishes subject to overflow
are hereby authorized and required to have tenn
poraIy levees made in their respective parishes.
and for this purpose they are hereby empo wered
20 ca ont all citizens subject to road duty to work
on snch leyees: Prorided, That they shall not
require more than six days work on any or All
such levees from each or any of said citiza1. ~
SEC. z. BE further enacted &c. That any
citizen subject to road duty, who shall be reeu
larry summoned and notified in accordance to the
on such levees, and who shah fail to work on the
levees provided for In the first section Of this act
shall forfeit and pay the sum of two dollars DER
day for every day he shall fail so to work. to be
recovered before any justice of the peace having
jurisdiction of the case, which fine when so re.
covered shall be paid into the parish treasury and
TO be used In paying the wages of lsborers on such
levees. : -.
SEC. 8. BE IL further enacted, etc., That each
citizen required to work on the leyees as ia pro.
vided by tlj act shall be allowed one dollar Der
day for eaca days work and receive rations, and
nat each laborer shall be entitled to certificate
Irem tne police jury Of the amount due him,
which certificate is to be paid by the parishes in
whichthe lfvees are built, when In funds.
eEc. 4. pc Z further enacted, ETC., That this
act s9sn 70 Re effect from and after its passage.
y jisr of the House Of R b
Lieutenant GovernG and President Of the Senate.
Approved October 80, lses. - - =
-.ll (SigneO ,-r HI. @. WARxorH
5000 uovernor OF the State of Louisiana.
M
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BANKBUPTCY-EsTAT CT +. C. La
eIox and as member Of the firm Of Newsad
Iecroix-Uned stses Marshals Once District of Lousi
ana New Orleans October 2 ls6Ths give nstcs that
on the "a day OF October 1868, krupcy
was Issued against the estate Of r. O. Lacrox New Or
esns IN the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana who
s1s 81 debts and delivery Of property
properly BY him are forbidden BY that meeting Of the
OF the said hsnkrnpt their debts 70
Snoe one or more assgnees Of his estate, will held
Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden the build
p.; 10 me city OF New Orleans, louisiana, before r. c.
10 O'Clock A. r.. - IVY "
A-Not7. FL HFppOv
oc2 no2O o. g Marshal District ~ ionI;..,.
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Grand Ledge OF Louisiana,
THE \. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. O. =.
Bssts ssmisn,say fourth Tuesday IN January end
Juy IN New orlsans 0ce for the present Year ls6s-E
Rusha Of No. NJ ". Grand Master; J. r. Hum Of No So
z w. D. Grand Master: E. H. Farchild Of Ne. L. r w
Grand Wardsn Josiah Folger of No. r. w. 0rsnd Score
tazy; W. Dsesdeier, Of No. co. W. Grand Treasurer;
Lnther Henss Of No Is and a. Dunlap. No. Is R. W.
g. Representative O. L. U. Rev. q. L More of No Is W.
Grand Chapain Jonn B. Heno. Of No. W. Grand Msrsha;
A. hazureau. of No. 10 W. Grand Conductor; j. Rsimsr
Of No. TO- Grand Guardian; p q. J. n Lttsjohn Of No.
Is, W. Grand Herald .
DxPurY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrxRs-P. q. John p Barnett
Of No. II, District No. .; p. g. A. J. vsndegrn Of No O.
District No 5; p g. g. Grssmore, Of No. 81 District No.
Z; p. g. p Clarke. Of No IS District No. 8; p G. T.
CLANCY OF No District No. Z; p g. Jacob schrener q
No. s. District No. IL p. a. H. Hunscker of No a. Dis
trict No. IL; P. q. G. w. Guth Of No. 49, District No. s.
STANDING COMMITTEES State of the order-P a. Sire Geo.
W. Race. Of No. IL P. @. Master w. O. Wilson, Of No. g.
?. q. Master Gardner Smith, Of No IL.
Jssical-P. G. Master Luther Homes Of No. Is; p a.
D. D. g. n Phi Schneider, Of No. 10; r. q. D. wsidnsr
No. a. -ar1 rrr. -rf--,-- +.
Consultation and By-Laps-P. O. Master George Nunres
o. Of No. 20; p O. Henry Haskell of No. ls; P. @. VIM.
Wisstt, Of No. IL.
Petitions and Appeals-P. @. Master a. Dunlap Of No.
ID; p. O. L. Graham. Of No. -; p. D. g. L. Benjamin
Moses, sfNo. 8.
Lgislatir%-P @. Master Thomas H. Shields, of No. 8;
g. Master Howard Millspsugh Of No. IL; p. @. Joseph
Sest, Of No. l.
<snanos.-P q. Master A. Wallace Hunter of No. 1877.
ONO L.
osasasan-r. q. A.w. Macdonald. of Ne Isl p g. Frank
Pfster, Of Nc. Is; p. @. George Drmeyer. Of No. n
An communications to the n w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the scs of Grand g.
setay tho Crescent Mutual Company cor
nsr Of Camp street and Commercial Placs.
JOSIAH F0LGER, Grand Secretary.
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BAHKRUPTCY-ESrA OF HENRIETTA
kchaIdsonUpited States Marshals Office District Of
petee that on the LIST day Of October 1868 alias
ant IN BANKRUPTCY was issued Against the estate Of
crleans and State Of Lousana who adjudged bank
ut on Der pettioB that the OF ary debts and
delivery Of property belonging 70 her or
@ er and the transfer OF property By her. are for
nsnkt % prove h er dsbs and to g more -
senees Of her estate viii b held ct Court or Bankrust
70 be holden q No. Al Exchange Plaza In ths ctv al NJ
Orleans, Iousana bsfore Donstsn Aueustju kcsssr ~
NO. t1- ?. J. HERON
ocV neu y. B. Marshal, District OF Lopisiana