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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-04-24
Bankruptcy N Offices.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that on the ninth day
l of April, y. u, lo5s, afrant III bankrupt
cy was issued AZ IIustthe Estate OF Charles Eaton
OF Deer Isle, in the Cdanay oi Hancock aud state
OF Maine, who ha been udjudgcd bankrupt va
his own Petition; hat the payment OF any debts
Bankrupt, To him. or for his use, d Il trapsier,
oi any property by him are forbidden by Law that
a meeting of the creditors of the sail Bankrupt to
prove their debts, ami to choose one or more as
sigHces of his estate, will he neld at q court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Ellsworth iii the Dis
trict Of Maine, before Peter Thatcher, Register on
the wenty.iilh day 70 May, A. D., 1s6s, at o'clock
A. NJ, at the Office OF +. a. T. Hale.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS,
L. s. Deputy Marshall Messenger.
3wl3 District OF Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-04-24
Tiompso;iian Medicines.
&C.. &c. &c. &c., &c. &c.

&C.. &c. &C., &c., &C.. &c.
Just received per Express a new supply of the
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Cod Liver OH /; Jayrc's EXpectorant Wistar's
Wild Cherry Balsam Fowle's cure tor Piles Dr.
Jetllre's Antidotc brakes BenZone, for remoy-
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Garglng Of Dadds ana MIller's Condition Pow
ders Cheeseman's Clarke'S and Dupohco's Female
Pills, for female distinctions &c; Grugor's Con
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Copeland sure cure tor Bed Bags,
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Observation-Disclosures, sands Shakers and
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Also, Neavers cankcr nd salt rheum Syrup; Ar
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Pavsscan's Prescriptions cGrefullycom.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Large aud Small Seed Potatoes,

The discussion Of the question
whether there will be any difference
in The yield Of potatoes when large
Or small seed is used is about as use
less as the controversy continually
going on relative 70 the moon upon
vegetasion, or the possibiliiyo whest-
turning TO chess. All, nor any Of
these questions will not bO seltled If
rontroyertcd until dooms.dSy.
10 rsga-d TO seed potatoes Che whole
matter appears TO rest about here
if small seed is selected from the samo
variety for a number Of years CON
aSoutisely, The stock will degenerate
and ultimately ruo out; but for the
first year or two, small seed planted
from q stock in its perfection will
show but little ifsuy difference in
yield FROM those produced from the
best potatoes ia the bin, aud but little
apparent loss tn quality.
~ Any variety Of potatoes nay be
Improved by always selecting the
very best foT seed but the improve
meat will be aa gradual as the decline
When small ones are ussd,-0hiO
Frmer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Raising Colts.

Never expect to have a good horse
IL you cram your colt; II oanaot be
done. The old adsgs In Vermont, q
ragged colt makes the best horse,
means every thing. Your colt then
should run with its dam until Il
reaches that condition Of the stomach
which will enable II to digest solid
food. Then take your colt aud let il
have abundance Of free, cold air 20 be
gin with, aud, in addition to thai
AsOid the feeding OF grain until il |,
three years old as you would avoid
feeding brandy and water 20 your
children when they are little.
10 "a astonishing how many nice
colts are ruined by the excessive use
Of stimulating grain food in thoir
infancy, 90 to speak. Let your colt
mature slowly. ia bones grow pro.
perly, its digestive functions are
properly organized, its flesh ia the
proper condition never fat. Horse
fat is the poorest fat 10 the world.
Keep IL upon the best hay ia winter,
aud good sweet pasture ia the sum
mer, and you will make the best pos.
sible horse of that o,lt-D Dr., Loring
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
TtFFrN TRIBUNE.
Orchard 0atsrpilleEv :. Destroy Eees

Ioilowish brown moths ot millsrr
depOsite eggs 10 cylinders, or rings,
eehircling small branches upon fruit
srses ID the fall. These bulbs usually
contain from tWo 10 Eve hundred eggs
and they are protected from the wei
and cold By q coating Of peculiar va.
ter proof varnish. In the spring AZ
Aoon AZ the weather Il warm enough
70 start young leaves, the eggs hatch
oui into worms, sud they subsist upon
tbs foliage Of the trecs--if not de-
u,ROyed--for n number Of weeks. aud
then encase themselves Ia coooons
sna undergo a Transformation aud
appear again as moths or millors.
The eggs are usually deposited near
ths extremity Of branch, and can
be rea lily sser. The best time to
destroy them is early spring. Take
q common frait ladder aod 90 through
the orchard clipping of every t~ig
rcontsiog a bulb, and put l, into the
Gre. Each bunch of eggs thus 70.
moved destroyed hundreds Of cater,
pilars that would require ten times
the amount Of labor With eosl-oil.
soap.suds, etc, TO eradicate one month
later Ohio Fhrnler
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Rules for the Mang ,ment of Cows.

Never buy a COW Of dairymAn,
for if he is a good manager he will
cell only his poor animals.
30 determine which COWS arc best
for keeping, try tho milk separately,
and weigh their butter--for some-
times COW may give much milk aud
little butter, and uice persd.
A COW should run dry for six weeks
before calving-if milked closely
toward ealyiug, the calves will DO
poorer,
A COW newly come in should not
drink cold water in cold weather, but
moderately warm slop. Calves in
tended for raising should be taken
from the COW in few days, aud they
will DO loss liable to such whom old.
Feed them at first with new milk
then sour milk. taken care that all Of
the changes are gradual, adding only
. portion 6rst aud gradually little
meal.
Calves we'll fed aud taken of, with
quart or two of meal daily 10 win
ter, will be dorble the sise at two
years they would have attaiued by
common treatment.
EeifeFs thus. tpeated may come in
~ two yoavs Old. aud will be better
than neglected auimals at throe, aud
ono year Of feeding; saved
HEARTY eaters are desirable cows,
aud they may be usually bo selected
while calves, A. dainty calf will bs
AdAinty COW,
Heifsrs should become accustomed
20 be freely handled before calvins.
and drawing the toats They will
not then be difficult 10 milk. BE
gin gradually aud DOT stArtle them
Ia milking cows divide the time a.
near as practicable between moruing
and evening, especially at time Of
early grass, that the uddst may not
suffer
Persons who milk should keep the
nails cut short ANIMALS are sometime
hurt Sith sharp nails aud unjustly
charged with restlessness.
Old cows should be fattsusd st fif
teen years. The dairyman, there
fore, who has fifteen cows, should
raise hsifsr calf every year to sup
ply che vacancy if the herd is thirty
cows he should raise two calves, aud
% on according 20 the number.
Heiisrs dried up too early afs
eslying will always run dry about the
same time 10 sftcr years; therefore,
Be careful TO milk closely the FIRST
year, until about six weeks hefops
sAlsing.
Spring COWS should come 10 while
they are yst fed on hay, aud before
they are turned 70 grass, which will
DO more likely to prevent caked big
and milk fever Annual Rsgistsr.
Powerful grain elsva.or" Rye
whisky.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

NafalEine ana shglasnag doAs - umal. n.
qenb.E eur note .ouiok aAIss sna amaii Prof
ss.s ns.t s.s..ks ne place, MIShsi street.
No "a. issI. LEWIS sRHFAtn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
To the ElectOra Of Clinton TIP,

NOrbCG is hereby givsa that af meeting 81
the Trustees Of clihton rownshiP. neld at the
a. d ieoa- said TosnEhiR Trustees divided sAid
rowuahip tnto Road Districts BY RESTORING the
niltrleta a. thsy exsif prior 10 the law of toSS,
lad thA eleetoFI of sAiA rownxhip arc hereby no.
hAed that ~ the election 70 be hsla thereia. 0a
The let Moafay " April nezi. thaFe will - Oles-
ted q auperpiaoF Tor each, And ali of aaia Road
nintrlciY. EnWARnr swANnER,
RBUnEN KELbHR,
rses'lt wILLiAN LAhSyheoN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

Powerful grain elevator Rye
whisky.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
TNrfa utsraicT counr ov rnH ON,

TNrtfG utsraiCr CouRr 0y rHH uNt-
! ted states, hr the Northern ulstF,ct of Ohio,
nsnhrupt, IL Bankruptcy, A. Cleveland, Ia
the said DistF.ot, on The estA day OF March A. %.
ies. NortheFn District OF Ohio, as.
rAke notice that = petition has heen aieA In
sid Court by Joseph foneAnnon Jr,, of GresA
epFlnSa, 10 tAe coyatY Of Heaeea. IN pnia De-
tsiel, duly declared Bankrupt aHder the Act oi
CoaGnss Of March and, is6l, Tor discharge, and
q srrtneAte th-reof, tFem AL his debte and otAeE
elaims nrovAhle under sAia Act, and that the 1th
dAY OF MAp nekt, ~ 70 O'Clock A. ~, 10 assigned
Tor the hearing II the same, when and wheFe you
mar Aitead and show eauso, u any you hapa.
Shy the prayer Of The ,ali fssiiloS dAoaid SOl
You uiil slso tAhs aoilss that the ssoond ana
thitd ass tiass q cusditoFs. required ~ tAs SItA
and ssh sections at aid Act Willie held 6Y order
Of saAa Court On the aaa day Il Nay A. D IeaS
Al 10 o'eloct 4. n. At NorWalk, Ia eAld District,
befere Freak sawyer EaQuire, 0ae Of the ReGlslens
~ aAid Coaft. EANL Sill.
olerk Of the District oourt.
To the credltots otb,ld ataSunt. aosI q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

And piaees thni eennot fail 70 sult sii 10 ourAs-
termination 70 ssll Eooas ~ durable e. the bess,
and cheaper than the cheapest.
I'd 81 ,hs Nsiionai EseAssgs bsss, sSa~Sssr :
nlock. nnn, ohios u. EMIcH,
April II. 1871.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Notary Pnblic.

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90. :ss & es. s1ssss; .s.s .ns ssr
80 q ne puelie In ~ liae. ksnenesF tks plAst
Nalkst stSesi. dirssie eSposl,s he couFt Hoses.
na tA.v. atAtss Su.Asiss y az cst.i SS AZ Va.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
SELLING AT COST.

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Ass :, = Soss 8. Ai's s'ss 4 8 iSwE
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24

The WOMEN OF THE SoUrH.-The following
beautiful compliment to the daughters of Missis.
sippi is from recent address delivered by Gen.
Albert Pike, in De Soto county. Miss:
Mothers, wives, sisters, daughters OF the men of
Mississippi, cannot speak to you. No angel has
touched my lips with the burning Goals from the
altar of the sacrifice. 1 leave to others the fac
phrases and The empty compliments that you
would not value. What you have done in the past
Is sufficient guarantee of your heroism and deyo-
lion in the future. You have more than rival ed
you have exceled the women of Saragossa and
verona and the Hebrew matrous and maidens
who helped TO defend the holy city of Jerusalem
against the legions of Vespasian. You will also
DO your duty in the days, dark or bright that are
10 come. 1ou will teach those who love your
fidelity TO principle amid all temptations, to pre-
fer honor 10 prosperity, and the dangerous truth
TO the safe and profitable fasehood; constancy
and courage, and the manly and hopeful en-
dursnee that BELTS man. You are the conquer
ors who take all. men captive, and whose siken
letters, stronger than tempered steel, we
are glad and proud 10 wear. Into our
souls your eyes shine Ike stars, and we
bow down and worship, and in love
find new strength TO undertake great enterprises
or endure great calamItes, o! flowers brought
20 us by the angels from the Garden of Paradise
you bloom here TO bless, to encourage and to con.
sole. We are ali your willing slaves. Age gives
no exception from that service for, in the sad
and sober autumn OF our days, we still covet the
loving smile and loving look that can be ours no
more. The sober autumn Of our days! For you,
the bright and glad anticipstions of the future the
creams that make youths happiness; for Us the
memories Of the past, Of joys and sorrows inter.
mingled, OF hopes and loves and bitter disappoint-
menus and cruel losses, Of the days that are no
more. Our country, also, our own dear South.
lapd tnat you love 80 we'll has It's memories of
the past, OF glad, bright dawn and morning full
OF promise, that darkened into day full of gloom,
AID terror. and disaster. Out of that darkness
the faces of our dead look sadly and nitv;rcIv
and lovingly upon Ms. They have not died In vain.
Jhe land they died for shall yet reap the fruit of
the great sacrifice. Our country. Also has its
hopes, that are not delusive for the future To
IL, .ne SOBER autumn days have not coms-nor
even those of hfe's summer For IT, the rosv
days OF spring have not departed though the i'm
moffeaes planted By angels bloom on many
graves.
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yd 1H s' sr ND 'ss e n; As'ossn sAu
TON OF THE CITY OF Ne y ORLEANS"
ARTICLE II.
SECTION l. The officers Of the A.socisc. shall be Pres,
emit Vice President, Corresponding Secretary Recording
secrs,ary Treasurer and FIVE Directors who, together
;pnuslyIths Presidents Vice President Secretaries
majority Of the whole votes given being necessary 70
SIC Tn. President shall preside a. meeting. Of the As,o
cson cal such extra meetings the Board Of Director
sSe e Te sss have vote IN all elections ant
among he members ~
ths President and general perform the duties Office
Sac The Recording Secretary shall keep
ing Secretary under supern ndence of the Board Of D
ss Z. rsss u and
MONEY pay all drafts on h B, when signed BY the Prs
AssOeiacn abstract which accompanied BY sst.fsc
ropthy meetings of the Board Of Directors and
required for che faithful dschargs Of these trusts he
shall give security in the OF five hundred dollars
sEc The Board Directors shall have power to appro-
Association shall meet at least once in each month for
the transaction OF business shall quarterly
quarter sndhe Of the Of the Assocation and
S sS e, sSs 0ecsr 10 the Board, shall %ms
election to til such vacancy
whose duty attend at the Library on each dsy
Of the week who soa keen register books
gns to Essocison srrap them 10 proper order
an M Of i "S Fl % and
and to be otherwise governed BY the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE I'LL
Each member not proprietor. subscribing TO the Con-
stitution, shall pay the Of Eve dollars annually in
advance.
Each member who is proprietor on subscribing 10 the
Constitution shall the of dollars annually in
advance.
ARTICLE v.
ANY person may become member for life by paying the
sum OF my dollars
Any person approved BY majority Of the Board Direct
o-s become entitled 20 membership perpetuitv on
payment of hundred dollars and may such mem
The approval Of the Board Of Provided
that any being already "a life member NAV become
member in peptuity under this clause the payment of
ARTICLE VII
Any person, If spuroved by majority of the Drsctors
sy become member complying with the provisions OF
this constitution
ARTICLE Will
There shall be meeting Of the Association on the
ensuing for receiving Board OF Direct
and quarterly thereafter for transaction of such
other business as may be presented
ARTICLE TX
II the President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer or
Directors their several Official capaces shall neglect the
performance OF their duties sh. administer bs la
Of the Association efficiently equtsbly written com
committee appointed consisting Of two members and one
director, who shall censure remove from ofce or fnv
the accused the circumstances the case may
warrant
There shall be this Consultation nnIsss the
shall have been proposed the one
nth previous TO the quarterly nesting then approved
BY threefourths OF the members present.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24
ITsITED STATES DIsrRIcr COURT

District OF Losislsaa-fn the matter Of George W.
Jones bankuptIn Bsnt ruptcy No 496-Whersas George
W JONES' Of the parish OF Assumption and District
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the &C. of Con-
gress OF March 2 1857 has this day filed in said
ton, praying for discharge and certificate thereof
bis debs and other claims provabe under
therefore given to AL creditors who have their den
and to all other In interest that the h day Of De
cember 1903 at assigned for the hearing Of
cause II any they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Office New Orleans. November u, 1858.
nol3H 30 X LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24

PUBLISHED rn.wEEkLY By WI. KIRK . 90.

suoserRnon-fvsivs months, %; III month";, n n "a
~ ~ n eng essahshed journal becomes vsy desirable
S per rs,oss oo%nsnissten. Vim shs Norsswss I'd
Il u devoted % the dsysopmsns Of % msssrssI fn.
,s,s.s o. ne state Of florida sad IN its Iocsi de-
pA1rent devotes special attention the mmSas Iaubrr
sno Iime sds eovtng ~ IN he Vicinity e I'D % orr
itens which 70 ths careful rsadsr vi Ipdiosse
me oeve*cpnent Of TIE rsas natural sfvsn1a
q port AdvWtssnGns solialtoI
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24
OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION az THE MAYOR.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. Nov. 81. 1868.
WHEREAS, The Common Council of the city OF
New Orleans, by authority of law, having passed
an ordinance for the redemption and absor ptiou
Of the various issues of city treasury notes aud
the relief Of the finances of said city to be sub
mitted to the approval or disapproval of the
qualified voters OF said city, at special election
conducted In accordance with existing laws and
ordinances; and,
WHEREAS, The said ordinance having been APP
proved by me and promulgated according to the
provisions Of the city charter,
Now. therefore. /, John r. Conway, mayor of
the city of New Orleans by virtue of the power
vested in me, and conformably to the provisions
of said ordinance. a true copy Of which is here.
with appended, do issue this my proclamation
submitting the same to the qualified voters of the
city of New Orleans for their approval or disap
provsl, for which purpose the polls will be opened
IN the various precincts of the wards established
for voters at the late election said election to be
held on Saturday, the fifth day of December. A. D.
1868. and said polls to be opened from seven
O'Clock A. NJ. until six o'clock P. NJ of said day,
and the returns made TO the mayor, sgreesbIy to
section seven of said ordinance.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the city of New Or
leans, this 2lst day of November. A. D. 1868.
john R. CONWAY, Mayor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24

CT. charles INSTITUTE BOARDING
- and Day School for Yoeng Lades-Condncted by Nine
o. maze LEfRANC, l0f and log Bourbon street The
Course of Studies Of this Institute in full operation
the let Of September To the able Of Music
attached the Institute the Drecres added
20 whom sofeege. Hsrm'ny and Singing
hded This eminent Professor will his
st Of October Young ladies' not pupils ofhe Institute may
be admitted to these For circulars
letter III.
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT

y Dstrict Of LouiFiana-In the matter Wesley Conner
bapkruptIn Baukruptcyko. 497-Wheress Wesley Conner
OF the parish of Concord and district
under the of Congress of March 1867 this
day filed In said Court petition praying discourage and
certificate thereof from ali his debts claims
BILE under said act, notice is therefore given 70 all
creditors who have proved their debts and 70 al other
NJ Is assigned for the bearing tina that they
may then and there attend md any they have
why the prayer OF the laid petition should grated
Clerks Office New Orleans. November IL. 1863
noi3 Il 80 X. LOES. Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24

" District OF Lousiana-In oankruptcy-No 369-Tn the
Of Marion w. Lewis bankrupt Whereas Marion w.
Lewis New Orleans and district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the Congress Of rch 1857 has
fled In petition praying for discharge and
certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims prov
able under said act;
therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO all other in interest that tbs Esd
day Of December lsS at IL assigned for the hearing
the and that they then and there attend and
show they have why the Of the said
tition should not be gained
And further Is given that the bankrupt will Undergo
bis examination before Register Augustin at bis Office No. al
xchsnge Alley. 19h December 1865 at ~ O'Clock n.
Clerks Office New rieAns, NOV. p. 1861
1904 del Is X. LOEw. Deputy Clerk.
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CONsTIrUTION Y. M. M. l.. a.
CONSTITUTION Y. NJ. M. l.. 4,
CONSTITUTION, BH-LAWs rf
READINe-RooN REGULATIONS
YOUNG MEMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLEANa
,ONsTITUTIOG. BH-LAws

We the subscribers young of the city New Orleans
being DESTROYS of adopting efficient extend
nation upon mercantile and oths subjects general utility
have associated ourselves for the purpose of establishing
Library and Reading Room. for our government have
adopted the following
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.
=. sASKRUrTCY-EsrArE or JOHN Be

II BAEKRUrTCY.EsrA or JOHN Bon
Louisiana New Orleans November e. ls6s-rhis 10 20 give
notice that the iDth day Of November. D. 1863
Warrant In Bankruptcy was issed against the estate Of
and state Of Louisiana who was saiudgsd bank
delivery property belonging % such b.nkrcs % him
transfer OF by him for
hidden b. law: meeting OF the creditors OF the said
bankrupt prove BITS and 10 cNosse
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
70 holden Custom House building In the city Of
Orleans, Louisiana before ~ Kellogg, Register
the zlst day Of December, A. D. 1868 At e'ese. ~
A-No los. y. HEksON,
IN RANKRUPTCY-EsT OF HARRY G.
i DOBBIFS-United states Marshals ONCE District Of
Louisiana New Orleans November Is 1851 bis 10 give
notice she Plat day A D. 1858
bankruptcy issued the estate Of Hsrr c.
Dobns the parish Tensss and state Of Louisiana
Judged his petition thst the
any and property belonging TO such
him his and the TRANSFER Of
erty BY forbidden law that meeting Of the
ditnrr their debts and to choose
or nr more asgnees his estate will be held 1t
bankruptcy holden No IL Exchange Place In thu city
New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augusn Re lis
the 18th day OF December D. 1865 1T 10 O'Clock
A. n.
No 1o4. +. j. HEBRON,
no24 del2 8. Marshal, District 81 Louisisns-