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GRAPH COMPANY, h.. s..n organised, With ,.lu.sl.
al the principal 1.ssds sad nan routes IN The United
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JJNlLED :T.TEs pI.rR.cr eoUsr-

~ pistncs Of Louisi-ns In the q deny Won
Phul. Jr bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No 3i8 Whereas
Henry Won Phul, Jr. of New. Orleans aud District
Aforesaid, duy declared bankrupt under the Act Of
Congress sf M.rh I'd, 1867 has this day filed said
Court petition a,iLg discharge and certificate
said act I u - T7-I'--77T = :. =.
Notice therefore given to all creditors proved
debts and t. ell other 7 day Of
November 49, at II NJ, assigned the hearing Of the
-sme and that they then and there show
should not be granted l-.II. - = - :
Clerk 9 ndee, New Orleans. Oct l. 1853
osz IN 70 X. LOW Denutv Cl.rk
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~ District Of iouisana-ln the matter Of Josep
hsillot bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No 6e9. Whereas
Joseph Malst, New Orleans, and District aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt the Of Congress Marc
3D. 1867 has th. day filed In said position prayin
discharge and c-rtncats thereof from all his debts
other claims provsble under said act; tr'
hottie 10 therefore all who have
their debss other persons interest," that ST.
day Of Noyemher 1855 At II assigned for the hearing
Of the that they and there and shov
they have why the prayer the said petition
should not be granted ..iI'I n
Clerks 0f6cs. New Orleans September %, 1868
seq .cl0 20 .f.i .a'r x. L0EW, Deputy Clerk
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The Telegraph Companies Of the country have
consolidated into hags monopoly. and earning
six millions Of dollars year. hundred per
the actual Of their nss their present capital
having been watersd thousand per cent.
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Baker. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No. GU. Whereas
William Baker Of the city # New Orleans. and Dis
trct aforesaid duly declar bankrupt under the Act
Of Congress Of March ID. 1867 has this day flied ssd
Court. petition PRAYING for discharge certificate
said sct;
Notice stherere given s creditors who have proved
their debts and all that the 18th
day November 1865 at II assigned for the hearing
the and that they then and attend and
cause any they have Why prayer Of the said petit
should not be granted. -sa-Is ,.-e 81 o
U,erkt Office, New Orleans, September 26 1863
se29 ocl0 - K LOES, Deputy Clerk.
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IN IA kkufIOD-EsfAIE OF JOSIAH
R'cnsrdson-United States narshs ais Once District
Louisiana New Orleans. g. 1S66Ths Is notice
that the lst day Of October 1855 Warrant 10 Bank
raPssZ vas ishSea sk.i1.s tie 81 isss
sns sdudRed bankrupt his petition; that
the delivery property belong
ing to such bankrupt TO bin for his aud the transfer
property by him. forbidden by that meetins
the creditors Of the sad bankrupt prove their deb aud
choose assgnees Of his estate wi be held 1t
Court Of Bankruptcy, holden at No Al Exchange Pac
in the city Of New Orleans louisiana before Donation An
sussn Register. the l4h day Of October 1865 ct
O'Clock A. n 7-rH fH r"-EEl II
No. 992 lft L q atr.t p. j. HEBRON,
oc7 IA U. r. Nsrshai District Of Louisiana.
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gu bsas ~ ssvsss sumy 70 shs fidelity and judgmsas
Nth which inposs branch Of nswspap duty per.
6smsd for the CRESc Eu9
In brssf The preprssss ~ 0Rlss0BNf proposes -
ontaus present. 70 the pube LIVE and svs respect
FIRST GLASS rAtEI properly supplying the imperative
sssds Of the BUBuBss COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE VIII b b. Tie future. N the past tnnusncsl
~ spirit Of us srssu, aiming 81 IL oontinuaiin
xovsmsnt for the bensst Ut its pstrons
The CREsOKNTe icirculaton end IT'S line Of advertise
sufficient testimony the favor With which
s9brs the puhs have bsoa appreciated md rswssa
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S.ler;G-s Sale

Sheriff. Sale.
State Of Kansas a SIS.
In the District Court for Doniphau County.
State of Kansas.
d. s.sergeans. Plaintiff
John Osborn, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the
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WHITE CLOUD
planning MILL |

TINE subscriber has established Planning
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White Cloud, Kansas. May 90, 1867.
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the dwelling house and
L three lots in White Cloud, near the School
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subs ,riber. S. 3. SLOANE.
| Oct 10, IS67-,f.
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PRAIRIE NURSERY.

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Oct II, 1867.
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LUMBER!
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