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FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber, wishing

THE Subscriber, wishing to
change. buslnesa now oesis his
IIomes{c1d Farm fbr sale. Said hrm contains "
seres more or iess-about 80 acres IN WOOD ana
nssturiug. and about ~ acres N moving ana I'LL
ts~~-hss one Br,ek House, 2tx3s, With An 1870
.itS NJ roous eli anishsd, (attie not nnshedl Csl
IN, .ome 10 hhds.I Cellar 2 ret dssp, Root Ga
ssj. Wood-shsd runainG iron hose 70 harm, WIN
corn houss over t. One barn oxe0 and one stable
C,ts esiisr under IT, Su1to, with baylor Above u
Iiso. anothsr barn for storing hay, 0x0, " ~
nosts, one blscksmithr shop about l2xio HS
bearing. asd al q ths ehsles.s NUT hss I've
vslis one in yard o. houss. another u cellar no
der liable sso, within 20 fset ofstshle, oos tsfgs
Reservoir, sr2Ors, for wafer In case OF are. ;.
sald fSrm viii BE- sold In ssparats lots 9! 10
whole, is % sTranesd that the baidlnU, tsg?ehsr
with orchard and soas Ten ssr.s Of land viii b.
sold ssparats, II desired. All The REMAINDER 2,
Iiilags Land lays on the public street,, ana VII
60 80 ~ sad cola sspsratsayt Y dee!sd AIso'
we Meod and Pasture land vii b sold esperate-
R,,.u desired. Said Arm 10 sitAuted on Hill seresS
s..ss sofa, Ana 10 within ten minutes YAK o. ne
Ds.s,,.s 20 m!lls, and Is within, the Ne. eehee.
Without sasSnsS % The privilege Of High sehool
~ Ss %ss l:.: INA on Alsa sired s.s Of
euIsfs slss;: ss ,Sr ,.osss ror is.scs p.
f-. 70 JANIS ANDREES.
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TNHIS Is to give notice that on the eighth day
ruptcy was Issued against the estato Of John 2.
Psrcher, OF Boston, Qormerly Roxburyl In the
county OF suff0lk, and state Of Massachusetts,,
who has been sdjudged Bankrupt on his
own petition, that the payment OF any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging TO. such
bankrupt, TO him. or for bis use, and tho trans.
law, that q meeting Of tho creditors Of the
said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and TO choose
one or more Assignees Of his estate will be held q
. Court Of bankruptcy, to DO holden Of No. q
Rogers, Register, on the 9th day Of November, A
ID. ls6s, at 10 o'clock A, u.
-" GEORGE L. ANDREWS,
3wi3 U. q. Marshal, Mas. Dist, rs Messenger.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

DISTRICT OF MAiNE-In the matter Of Reuben
~ Cobb, bankrupt In Bankruptcy. This 10
togiye notice that petition has been presented 70
ben 3. Cobb, Or Gray, Bsnirps praying that be
may be dscfssd 20 have q full discharge nom all
his debts, provable under the Bsnkrupt Act, and
coSr. tSAs ssriss b had upon The sane, on he
seventh day OF Deosmber. A. D. 1853, before the
Court In Portland, In said District Of O'Clock p.
~. and that notice thsreof BE- .publ.hsd in the
Journal, nswspspsrs printed In aid District once
week for three weeks, and In the Weekly "A.
ysrtiser, and that all creditors who have proved
pear 81 said time and place, and shoW csusc. In
any they have, Why the pr.ysr Of said petition
should not be Erantsd. the last qualification 10 Re
thirty days at least before the time Of hearing in
sst1 CLERK Of District Court for ssid District
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN. From the prem
- ises Of the subscriber. o RED MARE, black
name and tail len hind loot without shoe, quarter
cIack In len fore foot. weighs about 90 lbs, II
years old. ANY one giving Information, or return
Ing said Mare TO the subscriber will 30 suitably
rewarded. '.sfs J. N. MURPHY.
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Notice OF Assignment OF Dover.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
j Judge or Probate for the County of York. to rs
sign 10 Love Burrows, widow OF Joseph Burrows,
late OF Lebanon In said county, yeoman, deceased
her dover out Of tho estate OF her late husband,
hereby give notice to the heirs NJ law OF said Jo-
seph burrows, and all others interested, that they
shall attend TO that duty ut the late residence oil
said deceased. In Lebanon, In said county. on Mon
day, the sixteenth day OF November next: NJ ten
o'clock In tho forenoon. nj which timo and place
all persons interested will be heard.
-r' DAVID ID. COW ELL,
ELIIlU HAYES,
0E0. q. fARNnAM:
Iebanon Oct II iSGa 3Wii
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Mall Arr.nx.n.n,.--n,a.,.s.-a r. o.

NAns cLoss for ns West al DOS A. ~, and 3Is ,. =.
For the Essf Al N Is a. -, AMI 6tSPs q. Foe LIN
euck at " ~, Psrsonsnef, Mooi,y, Wednesday anil
friay Al Z. 10 ?. ~, Lyman Oentrv, Thursdays only,
al s30rn.
Mas AanvE FROM tie Essf At 10 A. AMI 400 2.
Fros hs West at l. -, anil 500 '. y. frcm Liner
lex nj ll3o a. ~; psrsonsAeth, Monh,y, Wednesday
s"i friday at $50 p ~, Lyman Centre, Thursdays
only at $50 49,. .fCOsAS. Pm.
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Bankruptcy Notices,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STlTES,
DisTRISr. os EAINh1In ne matter Of Ar:
IL to give notice that petition has bsen present
ed TO the Court this eighth day. OF October, By
Horace Bacon, Of Biddsfotd, . Bankrupt praying
that he maybe decreed 20 have tun dlschargs
Act, and upon reading said petition. II 10 Ordered
by tho Court that . hearing % bad upon the same,
on the seventh dsy OF December, A. ID. 1863. before
the Court In Portland, In said District ct o'clock
debts and other persons 10 Interest, may appear as
said time and place, and show cause, u any they
have, Why the prayer Of said petition should NOS
bc granted. wM. r. PREDLE,
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STxTAs

DISTRICT OF MAINE.-ln the matter Of 0eorIs
~ R.Ayet, bankrupt 10 Bankruptcy. This is
to give notice that petition has been prsssnted
70 the Court this ninth day Of October, 1868 by
that he may DO decreed 10 have afuIl discharge
from oil his debts, provahle under the Bsnkrupt
Act, and upon reading said petition. IL 10 Ordered
on the seventh day Of December, A. b. 1868, hefOrs
the Court IN Pouland, In said District st O'Clock
r. d., and that Ill creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons 10 Interest, may appear at
said time and place, and show cause, II sny they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should sot
bo granted. ~ WIN. r. PRKBLB, \
3wi3 Clerk Of District Court for said District. y
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..BIDDEFORD, MXlNE,
FREEDOM. NOTICE, :.

NOTICE Il hereby given that have given
to my minor aos, Ch.riss y Ssnns,i n. lime
none ofhIs ssFning, nor BE- rsspensibls for any Of
=" ae'N ''''A '"'' .Jusrus CANNELL.
w,..sss ~ = 80. 4 o. ao0Dwn ,va. d.
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Wanted--Agents! :ss 81 g e

sSssynssEs T %ss vhseSC%ais ,sISs0ss tS'
stitch hem. FELL tuck qalt, cord, bind, braid and
snbroider In most hyperion manner. Price only
SIS. Fully warranted Tor ave year, We Win pay
slGo for any %.chns th.. WIN 20. stronger,
MAKES the "Elastie Lock Stitcb." Everv scsond
stitch caa Do ont and still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing IT, We psy Arents
nom 80 TO tSo EeL month and expenses, or com.
made. Addrss. sEcoMB { CO.. PfTTsBCRG.
PA, or BOSTON, MASS, w"
CAUriON..Do not be imposed upou BY other
psIsis, P.in1ns on .srthIs:; ess. Iron uSshipss
oaly ssoaiss and really practical cheap machine
menusosuNos tHH lVA .
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Something New t!

EBEN BURNHAM begs leave to inform The
IL writing community or York County, Maine,
that he has procured the exclusive sale, In York
County, for the now celebrated
BELL METAL PENS,
which are warranted strictly nou-oorrosive, and
not 10 change the color OF red Ink. Eaoh pen 10
sssrnntsed ~ durable a steel pens, and al per-
ssst IN = box. Samples can he had. aRArts. ~ my
80 - EBRN BURNHAM.
Biddeford, Sept. 1868. 3Su
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT 0R MAINE.-In the matter Of David

II J. True, BANKRUPT. In bankruptcy. TIL. 70
to give notice that petition has been presented 70
yid ]. True, OF Portland, bankrupt, praying that
he may DO deereed to have . full discharge nom
all his debts ,prOvablo under the Bankrupt Act
both as IN Individual and % member Of che hrm
Of D. J. True 4 Co., and upon reading taid petition
II Is Ordered by the Court that . hearing be had
upon the same. on the seventh day OF December.
A. ID. 1868. before the Court In Portland, In said
District, at 3 O'Clock r. NJ, and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons IN
interest, may appear at taid time and place. and
show cause. " any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be " 5sutsd :, vn,v
aNk3 Clerk Of District Court for sald District
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Rare Chance for o Bargain.

TNHE undersigned, owing to decline Of years
and health, offers his stock In trade for sale on
liberal terms, consisting Of guns, rides. gun mate.
rial, sporting goods, hsh-tackle, bell fixtures,
LOCKS, and q large variety Of keys, key blanks,
and patterns for key casting TO-, DO. Also tools
for doing most al kinds Of jobbing. 20, .r.
II. II. MCKINNEY,
Gun and Lock Smith. and Bell Hanger, No. ie6
Main ST., Biddeford, Ne. 6w43'
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Extension Tables I!
THE subscriber has on hand and for sale
Il some nice
Black Walnut Extension Tables,

Black Walnut Extension Tables,
which Is manufactured ffom the best Of materials,
and In a workmanlike manner. which 10 offered
cheap for cash. Having had more than three
year, experience In the manufacture VI custom
work Of all kinds Of v.
NICE CABINET WORK.
I can guarantee satisfaction. I also have on
hand some nice PINE TABLES. imitation Exten-
sion, cheap for cash. Also, some
LADIES' WORK TABLES,
. very nice thing. I also manufacture Tables OF
all kinds 10 order. Orders solicited.
~ Work shop In shop formerly occupied by
Chadbourn 4 Newell. where specimens can be
seen, or ut my residence, No Porter Street, Bid.
detord. Give mo o call before purchasing else.
where Job Work done 70 order with nestness and
dispatch. i2tf HIRAM d. SMITH.
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yHyANrED IMMEDIATELY Expert
w suesd Crosheters and Knittsrs Apply
al SIX, KILLS
tfli Ne. - MAIN g., biddsford.
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ONLY95 CENTS

The Great Qmsting Remedy for Chadrs~.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR FOLSOM
GUS DRUG; surc To Regulate the Boret';
allays all Pain; corrccts Acidity OF tho
Stomach; makes sick and weak children
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Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels ana
al complaints arising from the effects OF
Teeihing. Call for Mother Bailfys Quia'ng
Syrup, and take no other, and you arc seJs'
Sold by Druggists aud all dealers In Med
icinc. '-'' H'.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
.a'.l CO.. Agent for the United States.
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Auiuu aud Suurual,
Travellers Guide.
nAiI-noAp4

RppssoHp Trains leavs Cor possoa and he we,s-1sl
anil 20 A. H.. AMI Is and 63SrH
Trains leave Coo PcstiAni ana the East-,Jp liza and
iil3An, and I.ls ani Dp.n
SAco Trains tS Hasaon and The Wept-yk auh -
a. -, ani 5.31 and al 2. q. 49, ...
Trains leave sr rstiai ga he ESsl s. H. 10 and
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Ooat Makers Wanted .

-Four custom ooat-makers wanted Immediately,
20 whom high wages and steady employmeut will
DO given. CIV N. r. BooTHDY.
-tl. 81 Main st Saco.
Saco, Oct q, 1868 4wA
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4 XES! AXES 4.

A XES! AXES. 90"
Farmers In want ots superior article, call at
IA. II. UTT r. R Sc q O N
100 Main Street, Ditiedrerd.
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Mra Chss. c. Sawyer, Mrs. Thomas I. Ma,
rim, Mise Emily 0oolale, Miss Msrsis Susssy.
Nm. 8. X. HAMILTON. Mrs, George Littis6eid''
Mrs. Samuel Clark, Committee.
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On Monday last as Samuel Sawyer was driv'
ing . team loaded with . granite block down
Foss ST.. hill, the harness gave way. He turn
Cd the horses head quickly. aud the fore wheel
striking the curb stone the axletree broke.
throwing Mr.. Sawyer on the sidewalk and the
stone on him, L illing him instantly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28
No. ss9-New Series.

WHEREAS, By an act Of the Legislature Of the State
Of Louisiana to incorporate the Commercial Bank Of
company in the city Of New Orleans invested With
banking privileges and to be emit led the CONNER
sRi0 company is to be the conveying Of water from
the river into the city OF New Orb ans and its fan
bourgs, and into the houses of its inhabitants;
Whereas, The first section provide the original
capri al stock shall be three millions of dollars
Whereas, The fourth section provides that at any
time after the expiration of thirty five years from
the passage of thi, act sh Il be lawful tor the cor
poratlon Of this city Of new Orleans purchase from
the Commercial Bank of New Orleans the water.
works constructed by said company H. virtue of this
act and said company shall not refuse to sell the
works aforesaid, with all the rights and privileges
appertanirg to the same on the terms her matter
p oyIdeo;
Whereas. the thirty-eighth section provides that
the corporation of New Orleans shall be supplied by
the said company free of charge with all water
essay for the eXtinuishment Of fires and other pub
tic purposes as they progress IL LAYING Aouedacts
they shall place free OF ny charge Whatever two
hyarants OF proper construction IN from OF each
uare and the SAID company shall supply sufficient
quantity Of clear, pure and wholesome water for the
use f the inhabitants, at the elevation Of fifteen
teet wnenune same ma, be requ red.
Whereas, The tGrty secOnd section provides that il
poratiOn of New Orleans shall be inclined to buy the
said Watsrworks from the commercial Rank of ew
Orleans, the price shall be hKed by aTbltraters i've
rectors Of the Commercial Bane of New Orlesns and
i've by the CITY Couno Of New Orleans; said Rrbi-
WAterworks and Rrounus aDpert aiming thereto; and
the amount agreed upon shall be payab IN bonds
bearing W per cent interest," redeemab in not less
than ten nor than thirty years; therefore be il
Resolved That the city OF New Orleans will pur-
chase the Commercial Wsts works upon the terms
latuVe of the state Louisiana 70 in orp1rate the
oonmeroial Bank of heW Orleans, approved April l.
l5S3
fsigned) VIM r. HEPP,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March n, 1865.
iSiRned E. HEATH Mayor.
true cony,
D. k. WHITAKER. Secretary. mh2 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

an. Country Parishes of LoutsIana;
10 nnsinn-Donaldsonvllle, p. i. ValfEolt Tu-
Ases Past P5toestnfice-Milton Morris.
4; ,alA,,mption-Na poleonville-O. Fl. Hampstead
Ponadsss.-sFf verRreen-General Henry W. Fuller.
le-kineeold-M II. Twitchel.
le sl,a,-- Benton-John PeaTee.
|si9 i nIssi;on-Fairview Landing-J, H. Landers.
A,Nss.ss.elli--C openha gen-Riehard b. EdReworth.
|C,loVN,s,nIs axe Provfdence-GeorRe o. Benham.
I 'siIllSDodirns-Minde,-L W. Baker-A. J. Dyke
PAW. Meadows.
eHieI,dia-V idalia--A. b. Harris
'gop seooio-M an steld-G. Spyder.
y ~ Bstou RouRe-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS,
y; RG Feciaua- oHnton-John Gair-- Richard
ssls Curtis Pollard.
lEtr...1S5IIls-sayou Goula-P. G. observation-disclosures
lne tsrilliam Brown.
ins,.w l. rVernon-G. W. Fei guson.
ass..son- Carrollton-R. G. Gardiner.
e9slsssstta-V NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Risrd.
4 ssSanrche- -Thibodaux-D. II. Reese William
spI1sL Ponchatoula-Clarke White.
,nahanse-- astrop. y + Buckingham.
Sehitoches Natchitoehes, Charles Leroy and
ssSn ii Hiestsnd.
s1aUue n seiour,-D. A, Tnibaut-Buras
,aisment-W. A. Brainard.
W. W. vGanpee- Hermitage-Ernil Bonnefoi
es-AleAhhurla-ueo' w Oeai4hBi 0E'-oeV'
Asso. -Manny--Dr, j. B. Lewis.
f'narles-Peter Harper
geiens-Amite City-William Butler.
James onyent-Napoleon Underwood-Can-
IIsspdfry-Op eiousas--M. Vidal, August Do
SS.stiu--st- Martinsville-s. L. Snaer.
Msry-Franklin-A. j. Demarest-Jennert
.Hee-J B. EsnSrd.
Tam y-Covington--John Hutchinson
|;aonviIe-Daniel D. Riggs.
,.ss-St Joseph-Cspt N. r. Steele-Capt. A.
-ssbtsonue-H Ouma-F. Marie-U. DuparJ.
4 Baton Rouge-Lobdelis store-rheodort
Felicana--st Francisville--J. P Nevsham.
Texas.
,sin-Ridge Paschal.
lntoni0-W. W Gamble.
Mississippi.
j Harrig
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS CoURT.-
10 Bernardo and E. Bernard. for willfully
assaulting Special Officer Marks, at the cor
ner of Franklin and Poydras streets, one
with pistol and the other with a cheese
knife, were each fined $40.
Irwin johnson was fined S25 for mali
ciously opening water-plug.
Robert Gibson paid fine of $40 for his
negligence in trundling his bouquetcart in
the streets after prescribed hours. He
promised to be prompt in disappearing here
after.
Della sawfey, a feminine assaulter and
batterer on Harriet Brandon, had her case
continued indefinitely. The suit had been
Withdrawn once at request of prosecutrix.
Joseph Scott has retired to the workhouse
for space to improve his morals and to
prevent him stealing silvcr-plated pitchers
from Mr.. Bradford. Mr.. b. has recovered
his pitcher.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28
No. s8S-New Series.

An Ordinance providing for the sale of the right of
way to establish railroads on Canal and Rampant
streets, st, Phil p, MRraiss Morales, and other
oKoTIoN Be II ordained. That the Control.
Ter and he is here y authorized to sell to the high
est bjdder after five da 5 notice il the Official Jour
nal the contract for the right Of way for twenty
years for the construction an working of the follow
Ing railroads op the terms and eondItior- hrrenAf
ter set forth sad adju caton to be subject 10 the
approval OF rejection Of the Common Council.
SEQ. A single track rairoaf, starting from the
Rampant TO St Philip, thence down Marais u Mo
rales, thence up Union street to Humanity street,
thence up GENTLY road tdepnt station: down Cen
tilly rOsd TO Bayou road, and he down E,Panade
10 Robertson street, hen . down Bieuvills street
TO Rampant and Canal starting point.
SEC 8. The roads, cars ETC., to be constructed in
aecurd ance Wltn ~ plans and specifications to be
furnished BY the City surveyor asreeaby to the
lines levels and grades to be established by said
officer and to ms entire satistaction.
SEC The right and privilege 20 be awarded to
the party or parties oher ng % pay the city the
psr centage of the gross receipts for PASSENGER tho
on the lines of railroads, payable monthly INTO the
city treasury on returns mae under oath by the con
tractor to the City Controller
SEC .. The city Of New Orleans reserves the right
to use the said railroads as main trunk for other
railroads viii sh the city may from time to lime order
to be constructed by reinburinR to cputia actor
tar and reasonable pIopoIuen q TIE value o. tns
said proportion to be ascertaned by two dlsinter-
ested persons, one to be appolnied BY the city and
the other by the contractor. and in the event Of a
disagreement between said persons an umpire
shall b. selected by one of the District Courts OF
New ilrssans the decision thereby mad 20 be final
SEQ 6 rhe said railroads., rolling stock, equip
ments and fixtures to revert 10 the city at the
Vsuston to 70 ascera ned BY two isinterssiea per,
soma one 70 be appointed by the city and the othaI
by the contractor and the event disaereenent
as to said valuation be- ween said persons thus Ap
pointed, a third person umpire shall BE- appointed
BY one Of the District Courts Of New Orleans
the decision thereby had TO b. taal
Signed WA. r HEPP,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
CSiguadl JAS. fsRAHAM,
President Boardof Aldermen.
Approved March 2, lsGe-
tSgnenl h. HEATH, Mayor.
A true copv;
DANIEL X WKTTAEER. Secretary mh2s St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

FIRST TINE IN THIRTY YEABs.-Dr. Brad
ford, parish coroner, yesterday found him
self without his usual means to bury the
dead that come under his control. The
shortest and most reliable mode to bury the
unknown suicide from the City park was to
take corporation ambulance that is at the
service of the city's INDECENT dead and sick.
To do this he obtained an order from a
deputy street commissioner, and the charity
wagon was used. The doctor, as soon as at
liberty, walked to the city treasurer's office
and settled the account, amounting to eight
dollars, which comes out of Lis own salary;
for the coroner gets $4,000 a year, and buries
at his own expense all suicides who have no
friends to perform the last sad offices for
them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

OFEIcE or UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District Of Lo1iaiant,

OFEIcE OF UNrED STATES MARSHAL,
District OF Louiaianh
Monroe. La, March u. i9e8
TINS rs 10 GIVE N0TICb THAT ON THE
j ssEenteenth day Of March, A. D. 1858. WAR
RANT IN BANKRuRTCN was issued against the
estate OF Nv. g. .PRlJk.9 in she paFiah Of
Ernnkiin and State o. Louisiana, who has bean
adiudeed bankrupt on his Oan petitions that the
HRynent 81 airy debts and delivery Of any uropertF
and The franster of any property BY him are forbid
oan b. law that nesting Of the Creditors Of the
one or more assgnees of his estate will be held At
qourtat Bankruptcy, % e hoidep q TIE ONCE Of
opachita, before v. u @ Baker. Register, On che
nth day OF May Z; y, lsss g n O'clock 2
Por n n. GRApx DEPUTY as Messenger
Ne. bs5-mh2t aT1
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ESTATE OF PHILIP B. BROWN.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE, !
. District Of Louisiana,

UNITED STATES MARsHALis OFFIcF,
District OF Louisiana,
Monroe, La, March H. 1853
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i seventeenth day of March, A. d. 1853 q WAR
RANT IN B ,NKRURFOY was issued against the
estate Of PHILIP B. BROWNS in the pa ish Of Frank
lin and State of l. usiana who has been adlud led
bankrupt on his own petition; that tbs payment OF
any debts an delivery Of any property cello ging
to such bankrupt, to him for his use, and she
transfer OF any property BY him forbidden by Aw
that nesting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt,
to prove their debts and to choose one or more as
signees Of his estate will be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office Of w. j. O.
Baker, n the town of Monroe PARISH of Ouachita.
before W j. Q Baker Register, on the sixth day Of
May A. D. 1868 At 10 Q clock A. NJ.
f HEBRON, u. s. Marshal.
Per M NJ GRADY Deputy, as Messenger.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE, )
District Of Louisiana,

UNITED STATES hARsHAL's OFFICE,
District Of Louisiana, :
Monroe. La, March n, 1853
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
1 seyenteeuth day OF MARCH, A. d 1858, a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of CHARLES SMITH, IN the PARISH Of Oai-
borne and State OF louisiana, who has been adiudR
ed bankrupt on his petition; that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of property belonging
20 such bankrupt, 10 hlm tor his use. and the
transfer Of any property by him forbdden by Laws
that meeting OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt
to prove their debts and to choose or more as
sgnees of his estate, will be neid at Court of Bank
ruptcy, to b. holden at the office of W j O. Baker
in the town Of Monroe, parish of Ouaehita, before
". J. q. Baker, Register, the sixth day OF
May, A. d. 1868, at 10 oel0ck A. NJ
+. j. HEBRON u. s. Marshal.
Perm. M. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
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