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The RED SEA-The red sea is said
10 pe Lue noteSJ place III the world
The atmosphere for about sixty miles
on that sea is steamy and sticky
Everything in the shape of iron or
steel about ship takes on a coat Of
rust During the summer months nc
one travels on the Red Sea unless
compelled by business or military or.
ders to do so. In the winter and
spring the passage is delightful. Yet
navigation in thai body of water is
always attended with many dangers
The Red Sea is long and narrow, with
sunken rocks and projecting reefs
and counter winds prevail, which pro
duce dangerous currents. There are
three lighthouses in the sea, which
must be kept by salamander-like men
since the thermometer runs up to one
hundred and twenty degrees in July
and approaches ninety in early spring
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AGRICULTURE IN CHINA.-The Chi
namen, who walk over bridges built
two thousand wears ago, who cultiva-
ted the cotton plant centuries before
this country was heard of. who fed
silk worms before King Solomon built
his throne, have fifty thousand square
miles around Shanghai, which are call.
ed the Garden of China, and which
have been titled by countless genera.
tions. This area is as large as New
York and Pennsylvania combined
and is all meadow land raised but a
few feet above the river-lakes rivers
canals-a complete network of water
communication the land under the
highest tilth; three crops year har.
vested; population so dense that
wherever you look, you see men and
women in blue pants and blouse, SO
numerous that you fancy some fair OF
muster is coming off and all hands
have turned out for holiday.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

SPAsMoDIC PIETY.-A quaint writer
compares certain class of professors
of religion to "sheet-iron stoves heat
ed by shavings." When there is
little reviving in the church, they all
at once fame up and become exceed
ingly warm and jealous. They are
ready to chide the pastor and elders
for their coldness and want of activity.
But alas! the shavings are soon burn
ed out, and then the heat goes down
as it went up. They are never seen
in the prayer room, or more spiritual
meetings of the church again. until
there is another excitement. If such
people had not souls of ther own to
be saved, they would not be worth TAX
ing into their Church. They encum-
Der it, though they may themselves
receive benefit from a connection
with it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
GREAT FLOODS IN ITAIY-C,

GREAT FLOODS IN ITALY.-COrres
pondence from Italy reports disas-
trous floods recently in the Northern
part Of the kingdom. Over the great
er part of North Italy rain had fallen
almost without intermission for TWEEN
ty or thirty days, though not in the
Alpine district so as to cause any Sc
riOus catastrophe; but on the night
of Sunday, the 9th of September, a
terrific storm broke upon the south
ern slopes of the A lps, producing in a
few hours vast torrents and avalanch.
es, under which roads, houses and
villages were gwept away, and large
tracts of fertile country were sunk i'll
mud and water. The storm of the
9th, however, proved to be only the
signal of disasters to come. For a
week after, night and day, there was
but one continuous storm and catar
act of rain, the result of which are not
yet known, but which have already
covered the whole valley of the Pc
with a series Of inundations. Numer
GUS towns aid villages were overhowed
and several completely destroyed, in
vOlving ID some instances large losses
of life. The desolation is widespread
and mournful. The village OF Gior
nico was partially swept away, Bodic
wholly so. The whole valley of the
Ticino was desolated, and the towns
on Lago Maggiore completely engulph
ed. Many lives were lost, and the
inhabitants were obliged to seek safe
ty in boats, the floods sweeping away
their houses. No food like it has
been known for 100 years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

London has sent another champion
funny man to New York.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DENTISTRY

EN NJ PERRY, the old and experienced Den
II tst ofOreans County is still at Barton,
and in readiness to attended to all work pertain
ing to his profession in a prompt and efficient
manner. Also to extract teeth without pain, by
the use of Nitrous Oxide Having one of the
best Apparatus in use. Charges reasonable as
those of any respectable Dentist. Please call.
Advice gratis.
Rartnn- Ocr % 1851
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WI y N ~ u N54' II II III
have bought the Marble Works in Barton, and
removed them to the basement of Kimball g.
Pierce's Store, where they can do as neat work
as at any other shop in the County. They war
rant their work to please all who may have it,
Those wishing anything in their line will do well
by calling upon them before purchasing else
where. Remember the place.
UNDER KIMBALL & PIERCE'S STORE.
Barton. Nav 80, l868-22
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Victor Hugo is very melancholy
since the death of his wife.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Chicago is boasting of the success
of its evening schools.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

A son of R. B. Sheridan is before
the London courts for swindling.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Her Madagascarian Majesty has
suppressed idle worship.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

There are likely to be ten Quakers
in the reformed parliament.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Eight New York theaters made
1925, ,S44 during last August.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

A Nashville mule disposed Of $7i
chignon few days ago.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

The mother OF the Hutchinson fam
lily died lately at Milford, n H.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

There are 1886 Homeopathic prac-
titioners in the United States.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Ten Brock has been largely i'm
porting more racing stock.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

A Swedish professor makes brandy
out of reindeer moss.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

John Brougham, the actor has just
naturalized himself.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Several letters by Martin Luther
have lately been discovered at Ham
burg.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Trains are running 325 miles east
of Sacramento On the Central Pacific
road.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
o. III. AU STIN, ,
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
DRY & w. l. G GODS, &C.
A large assortment of Hats and Caps of new
styles. Also great variety of Boots and Shoes
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Maine sent l i'll of her Smith fam
lily into the army during the late war
King Theodore's son is to be train
ed for the East Indian service.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Boys who are willing to work on
farms are wanted in California at
good wages.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

King John of SaXony is tired Of the
nonsense of royalty and wants to re-
sign.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
J. L. DWINELL,
FURNITURE DEALER AND REPAIRER.

GLOVER, VERMONT.
Best of Furniture always kept. Sofas, Loun-
yes, Curtain Fixtures, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mir
rOrs, Picture Frames, Stuffed, Cane and w Ood
seat Chairs, Tables, Cribs, Cabs Casinos Spring
Mattresses. Furniture repaired. A good as
sOrtment Of wool, oil and hemp carpets, room
paper, oak chamber setts &c. Furniture repair
ed and made as good as new. Coffins and Cas-
ketS always on hand.
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- + W IN q VI \ Q II n E >
All persons wanting Improved Sewing Ma
chimes tn tt will work, will fad it for their inter
est To call upon, II address the undersigned, Civ
ing kind of stitch and style of machine wanted.
| will send machines on trial Of 20 days, to par
ties whose post masters will become responsible
Agents wanted everywhere.
F.P. CHENEY, Manfs agent
34m6 Glover VT
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M A R B L E w o R K S
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OEFItIAL.
DKOULAMATION.... PROCLA TION
or QUARANTINE
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEF tRTNESr T!
New OrIeans MAY 81 lS.2 4

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEF ,RTNESr, T.
New Orleans, May p, 1873 I
WHEREAS An act OF the Legislature approved March Is
l6o eitl ed An act 10 establish Quara tue pro
lection of the State provides taat the Governor If the
snail irsue hs ruclzmati The dvce the Board
Ha to- declaring any place where shall TO be-
heve pest leDtia contagious uf-c Ons disease
be % f'eted place and stating the number days
sntine b. performed by the vessels their Passengers OH
ces and crews. coming from such place places
Now tefeoIe In pursuance pr0vi ions Of the
Aforesaid do issue this roc,matOn hereby
Clare th places he eDafer named - be inec ed
that ve-se together with Ulcers pa seuges and
eagoes arriving from said places, having
stopped at Of them shall be inject quara tine
not lees than ten for longer period
sdered b. the Board of Health take effect from
and after the prOmu g,ti. n of this proclamation
Any violation o. the Quarani ne here procsimed
will be severely pun he'd II pebAlie prescribed hy
law are deer ed Inadequate the ties Osnd will be de-
Nsred up to the military authorities T. be dealt With
The PAGES whien hereby declared infected afoe-
ssio are the following wit:
All the Of Nicaragua Central America and the mort
Of Vera Cruz, in NJ, xcO.
Given under my hand md Seal the above and
the Independents Of the United lhe
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor
j H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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NOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-SEVERAL HUN.
dred Gotten and Sugar Plantations located IN the best
pons Of be cotton and sugzrgTowinR States Also Rice
Athens Orange Orchards and bodies Of uabs
timber laDds @lsO large variety OF City and Suburban
rropey improved and unmprvyed the form Of re.d-nees
building lots and favorable Partioa
vh ng invest ~ do well cal Proper
ties MI er Gard Real Estate AgeBts, Nc. IS CarOndast
street, New Orleans, r-T
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CONSTABLe'S SALES.

MRS. WIDOW McHENRY rs. MICHAEL DoLAN.-
Nos. 1861 md l652-Sx Ju.t ce Court
RH NIkTUf of its OF deri facias
- 10 me dirced by the Honorable the xth Iuier Cout,
IN and for the city and rarsh Of Oresn 10 the above ham
bered and entitled viii prOcee1 10 sell at bic
auction sArURDAN, the 9Th day Z June 1905 At 10
streets
The Contents Of Grocery Store and Furniture per In
wntury
ss- TTRxs-Cash in u s Treasury Notes
DANIEL WILSON, Constable
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MON TGOMtRY BROS. g. Gu. IS SALES,

LARGE AND PEREAPTOBY SALE OF ELEGANT
Hatch snd Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses Yirr
Fors Mules, Fine Mcs Cows, Busgiss Harness. wagon
sc, ste.. at suctiop.
wv raoETGOhERH BR0s. a co.,
n MONTGOMERY, Auctionser
Ofhce-T Camp stree.
ERIDAG, June 10th. ALL s'eIoek A
NJ, ct ?. Lasrs stables drawer will SOLE
Elegant asteh Herses
Elegant Saddle Borsss.
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Ano-Tsp Anc Open Buggies, Harness. wagons,
80 rEREs-Oash in U. G. Treasury Notes
FURNIfO .FURNrTU RE...... FURNITURE
bY AOSTGOM BROS. q CO.,
kM. MONTGOMERY, buctioneer
SATURDAH, Juae Gosh. AT II O'Clock
~ =, al heir Auction Mart 81 Camp viii SOLD
senersi assortment Of HOUSEHOLD F. RNlTURB
sach as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Bu
resus brmoirs Wssbstands Mahogany aud wslnat Tete
Sofas, Spring seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engray
ngs Paintings looking Stoves and Uenss &C. being ths
contents OF several vell-turnished houses
Also
a large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood sss
Chairs etc
Es~TKRMs-Cssh in o. g. Treasury Notes
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CoMFoRTABLs RESIDENCE ON USIos STREET
By @. DE FERRET.
CATUKDAY, june 2Otb. .sos an, Voc

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S4TUKD.Y, June 2Oth, Is0s at Noon
- a. the Merchant and Auc ioneers' Exchange, BY
public auction Will be sod -
CERTAIN LOT % GROUND In the square bounded
bs lnion Morales. bagttee and Urquhat ets measure
ing 81 feet III lee hes and Union by 27
eet inches and lines in depth together ha buildings
and Improvements whisl consist Of O.sssory bOuse No.
ITO Union street covered with slses and eeeng rOems
kteh'n co tainng rooms stable, priys chicken house,
well cstern and carriage gate
d b8- lERhS-lhe purchaser to the of
no OF s4O interest paid due the 10 MAY 1869 for
the Iema nder OF tho of adjudication cash and
the balance st with per cent interest until
hnal payment nd usua penal Gains
Act OF sae inclu5ing internal Stamps the
pense Of pureha.er before -. rolarY pub IL
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IN BANk RUPTCY-ESTATE OF r BERT
Boomer Individually, and = MEMBER Of the firms
blO"mer Holmes ID. a Ho mes, and r. z. Griffin 4 60
Unrtd tat MHrsua's flee, Di.trict Louisiana New
Orleans June 65Ihis is to give notice that the 9th
DAY OF June D. 1876, warrant ia bansrupt issued
sgans the estate Of ko'ert Bloomer yidu div anu As
member OF the firms Of Bioomer 4 1olnes u A Holiness
ma , 7 Srlfn Go of NV OTesus ia the Ptrsa or
leans snd State OF Louisiana who adudged bankrupt
on his own petition; II at TIE yment Of any d.
LIVERY Of any ~ oelo gng such bankrupt
~ bis use and th- transfer oil property by him
bioden by law; hat meeti OF the Of said
Dkrup, t. their uebt choose ons or more
sssg Il estate, Si held Court OF Ba Ara cy
10 be holden at Custom House building in the city OF New
orleans l. uisians b-ure kellogg, Register on the
oh da. Of July, a. ID 1865 at O'Clock NJ
No sol F. HEBRON,
leg jy3 v. :. Marshal District Of iopisiana
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THOMAS W CAaEw vs. J. n GRAY-sIXTH DI >
trict Court Of New Orlesns-No. 2, $50.
Rf WRIT OF "a writ OF seIzur- and sale
- 10 me diecteo by the Honorable the sixth Dist
Of New Orleans in the above entitled suit will proceed
TO sell st public auction at the Merchants and Auctonee
street. IN be Second District Of this city, TUESDAY
7th day Of July, 1858, at y O'Clock
A ERTAlN LOT OF GROUND. togethar with all the
ouong- aud Improvements thereon and the rights.
pvieg aud advantages thereuntO belonging, Ia any
wise appertan siius in the Frt Dsic. Of this city
in he squ-re bounded BY Religious Celeste, Tchnupitouss
and kec ~ streets designated by he Number kight,
plan drau by G. A Hedn late surveyor dated tn 18th DAY
Of May, 1855 and deposited in the Office of Joseph COhn
noIay puue IN this city for reeeaee which ot measures
IN american sxtee feet inca and lines
front Re igOus by seventy four
ana line width the By depth OF hundred
snd twenty inches and four lines he sd-
Celeste street and Of thyhree feet nine inehes
and The other side running from the Of
said Oi till il FELICITY WI Ga has front
said lot forming the OF Religious and Felicity streets
which OpeTty described fOONs tO-t. 1t
ground te IN fsubourg Annuuei on in the square
Oupr ed between Old Leyee. Ceiests Religious Mus
~ ests and dssgnaied By the Number Eight on plan
drawn by JOssph Pile city surveyor the 18th DAY II
April 1851 az nexed 70 I'll pased In the ONCE Of VIM
lsS2 raid Of 10 ms p@ntagon, and measures fifteen
feet inches front Religious street and seventy in
width in the ofpth OF hundred ard twenty
The side divid from Ot Number Nine and Of thirty
and four Inns the othT SIDE line run
the til il intersects The Tine dividag aid
iaubuIg from faubuTg Religious, running hundred
nn ntsIsects the front line u ssd lot all French
measure
lard as fe act passed in the once or Wm Ctrsv lac
notary in this city, % the sd February, 1882.
seiEeo in the ab0yt suit.
BE- lERMs-Cash on tie SPIT.
GEO W. AVERY
JUS l9 jy7 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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AucTIoNEFR-Ohice No. 90 Bienvilie street
INRInAX ". ,Iuue NH. Isaa - IN 49,

AuCIlONkkk-Omco no. 50 hienvilie
ENRIDAY. June 10Th, 1865, st lie o,eIoet
n, at the Hercsants an Aactiouesrs Excasage,
se Of an order from the Hon John y" Thomas Judgs
ecend District Coud Of New Orieans 1atd May l4h 1867
by public auction the ioosng described real estate seOag
]. THRLE LOIS OF GRoUND in the secand Distric, Of
Pfeur and bayou Road osgn ted Nos aud
Il plan % S ,o Ssea sn Ap S
BY 80 fee 40 depth ana lot No Smeasung 80 feet front
q Tor OF GfOUSD With the improvements thereon
10 ms Second District OF this city measuring S feet inches
used square said street. ruaan ST. Ann and
Streets the being the last residence OF de-
5. A LOT OF GROUND situated in F.ubOurg IRENE,
betw en- Roman Prieur Ike and Auhrv having
81 feet inches front Roman By lis feet and
THE Undivided HALF OF FIFTEEN Lots in
tsnoogrg Irene part q the Plsntst on 81 = slsne for
in square bounded by Bayou Road First st Ann and Du
s. THE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF TWO LOTS. in
each j feet II inches lines font on Eyssn
6. ThE UNDIVIDED HALF OF FOUR LOTS in square
by H. H. IS IA Of saio square Lot NO II form NO
conner Of Craps and NaEant streets 81 az inches
Is snc me curing 81 feet Is nchesf MaEanE stree
Z. TwENTYFOUR LOTS or GROUND in FaubOurr
Franklin TnId D'sir c. designated BY Nos to q inc
sve, committing the whole O. No g. watch Is
Prsed within Abundance FrDehmen Treasury and Eysian
s. lot Of ground in Hschtoches. measuring 81 fee,
inches front on the side Second street, asd runang
ort~een PARALLEL lines, to the bayou Jacquot.
g. All the Ri h. title and interest Of
the undvioe half Of Of land (No p situated In the
county Of KAi awha Commonwealth Of Virginia fully
,d The traner and partition ode on the Sd
Of August 1868 duly certified copy # which, well
plat OF The property be at the Auc0neers Oca
The yhoe according to plans be the snge
So 1FRNs-Onethrd cash and the bslanc. credit Of
one ana i've years, in notes ued by l
vendor lien beaa q cent interest per iro day OF
ae un hnal ps men the improved properly be Kept
sursd and the policy adminstrstor The
purchaser 10 be CHI rged with five cent attornay com
missions in of suit wch commissions viii likewise be
secured by mortgage
Acts Of with U. s. internal revenue stamps at
tsehsd before Amedee Ducsie, notary public. a. the
purchaser pense
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IN BARK RUPTCY-EsTATE OF J. D. DAM
erob and II bonneval viOua " and mem per OF
the hfm Of , ID. DameToI Co-UHed States Marsha 3
Otfce District OF Louisiana Me- Oreaus June s. I-63
Ihis is 10 give notice the 9th day Of June 1864
Warrs Mt in Tuptcy ued the estate of D.
nrmefon ana p. Bonnevsl individually rs members
Of the hIm ofJ D. Cameron 80, of Orleans in the
parish Orleans and State Louisiana nave been d-
judged ounkrupis on her petit oh that the payment
any debts ana de very Of property belonging
bank to their md transfer of .ny
property by them, forbidden by law; meeting Of
the creditors Of the bank ps prove Their deht and
choose ore or more ssgnets "ftheir wi az
Court Of Bans uptcy no den the Custom House
hudng In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana b. fore , ,
Kellogg Register, on the 27h day of June 1903 at
O'Clock
No &8 j HERRON
ie9 q L. s. Marshal, District Of I,ousana
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IN BANE RUPTCY-hSTATE OF w. J. O.
bak'r-Uhed states Marshsl's Office District Of Louis
aLa, New Orleans 1865 Ibis is give notice that
The 9th day of june, D. 1863 w,rraat IN bankrutcy
was issued agsiu-t the j. Y Baker, o. the TO
OF NonrOe the parish Ouachita State ousan-
Who wa. acjudged ankrupt mis- petition the
ment Of debts and delivery of properly belonging
to such bankrupt HIM use ana The r4nster Of
property By forbidden by law tnat meetlrg Of
he CREDITOR OF the said bankrupt prove their debts aud to
choose one OF more Assgses his val be he'd
- utt of ba sruptcy TO be h. den the Custom House
bui ding in the city at New Orleans La before q s Kel
ogg Register The 9th day OF July D. 1905 at O'Clock
A. N
No. $50. I'll HERON
je9 Tvs u. s. Marshal. District Of Louisiana
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Ban RUPTCy-FSFAr W. NJ SNAIL.
WOOD II dividualy, ana a Der Of the firms OF
wood q Julian. NJ Stephei 4 Co., Small good West
to-Ufed States Mar bats office District Of Louisians
New Orleans June 9Th, 1873 This is give notice that en-
the 9th dy OF JuLe D. 1858 War ant in .nkruptcv
lssusd sgainst the estate W. NJ waar If N-y Or
lens IN the PARISH Of rean. and State Of Lnuis
was adjudged bankrupt hi, ettiO that the pay.
nent debts del very Of any prop rty belonging
such bsnkrup him TO- HE aud the iran e OF py
prope " by him, forbidden by law meeting Of the
eedi os Of the said hsnsTupt prove their 20
che Sc one or more assgnees of bis etate will ED at
Court OF IA kruptcyrO be holden the House ud
i in the city Of New Ore.ns. Lousiana befor j r. u
Phkn, Register, the Both day June A. D. 1868 at 10
O'Clock A..
No e5S FL. HEBRON
U. s. Marshal. d strict Of 10 itana
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NHANKKUPTCY-EsrArE OF wILL1AM D

IN ANkRUPTCY-ESTArE OF WILLIAM D
Il HsrdsmAr-UuIed ststes M-rsu ais flee District of
Louisiana NeS Orleans. June s65 This give notice
hst the 9th day Of June A. d. 1903 warrant IN SANK.
fuptcy issueh against the estate nf Vim Htrdsman
Of lake Prov denee IN he parish Of Carroll AID
Louisiana vi adudeed bankrupt bis petition:
that the payment Of debt and delivery Of property
bsougi 10 such BANKRUPT him for his u-e and he
antfer OF property by him forbidden by law;
meeting the cred tors OF the said bankrupt Or th.r
teh . anu 10 choose one OF hos
t held at Court Of Bank uptcy holden custom
H. use BUILDING IL the city 81 New Orleans La before s.
ktl osg register, the Sd day July A d. 1868 at
O'clOk No $50 r J. HE tRDN
je9 iy3 h. 5. rarshal District OF Ion sfans
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IN EANkk t Pr JH - ESTATE OF AARON
Hr.eh and Alexander Asher indiy du .y members
u he frH 81 hirsch al Go United States Msr,ha
nc DIS riot Of siana New UIleans Juue ISi3-
Tai TO give notice that he B. da, O. June A. d. Is6s
warrant ~ Bankruptcy issued the tate of
Aar'n hrsch and Alexander Adler. incvidu lily ana As
members OF the tim of Adler n Co., Of view Orleans
the parish 4 orleans and State LOa sisna who nav,
been sjugtd bark upt on their pet ito that the pay
ment OF any drtts and de livery II property ing
sucu ba kfuts u IN for their use aud the tranr al
properly by th,m Obidden BY law tnAt m sstiug
OF the cred tors said bankrupt prove their
20 choose o. assigees Of their
cts cart of Bankruptcy b. holden usto Hou-e
uoiuh. h the city New Orlean Louisiana before y
he Register, the 10th day Of June A. D. 1858 at
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je9 20 o. s. Marshal, District of Louisiana