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Woodsield High School,

THE Spring Term will commence Tuesday,
1 April q, 1868, and continue in, session
ten weeks Particular attention will be given
to those whoadesira to qualify themselves for
teaching. 1iisis
TKRMs--Ia ADVANCE:
Common Branches, ........ ......... $6 90
Higher q ..............s s 90
@ A. B. WILSON, Teacher.
gaSGood boa, ding obtained al reasonable
rates. fsbIsm2.
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Select School. )

THE first term Of the Antioch Select School
i will commence on Monday, April AZ,
1858, and continue in session ten weeks.
This school will afford superior advantages
to those wishing to qualify themselves for
teaching. : s 3. DRTWILER,
ltH sssestfos9 ,eaa'sz sz Z. MARTIN = fs1 /
mch1 0m2. =, - Teachers.
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Neb advertisements,
Great Battle In Washington
The Capitol in Ruins l

T,HE above is NOT trueI bnt II is true that 4
i have bought W, W. Jordair's Tin Shop.
and am now prepared to furnish everything
usually kept in first class Tin Shop, from a
Cooking Stove down to q Tin Whistle.
s P o U T 1 N e.
PutIup on short notice and satisfaction guar
anteed. Terms-CAsn.
aprl4ss. w. NJ. ALEXANDER.
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10 Resding matter % the fourth page
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Supervisors,
GREEN TOWNSHIP.

GREEN TOWNSHIP.
New CASTLE, April 6, 1868.
ED. SPIRIT: The Radicals having or
ganized and nominated a ticket in this
Ftownship the Democrats met, nominated
and put them to route entirely:
Trustee james Fwihum, D.l.....s .139
,anse w A Adamson, d.. !. :. 1877
Ed Norris, D.. ;.......... .. 134
d Div sgss W u Pennell, R.........,..... 16
8. q Is L Gray, R ...,............... II
fAyga j. Hendershot, R.......... II
Clerk Haltsciaw, D......... ............89
Jas Clegg, D;.....s.....s.....45
G w Pepper, R,.............. ..18
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SENECA qowssHIp-Two 10 ELECT.
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psJob work Of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch Give us a call.

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21

OUTLAwRY BY SOLDIERS IN GALvKsros.-The
Galveston Bulletin Of the 18th says: Night before
last detachment Of troops arrived in the city.
During the night they left camp, became drunken,
and disturbed the peace. About midnight one of
them named Richard White was arrested by the
police and taken to jail. After be had been In
confinement an hour and half, rap was given
on the Jail door. Turnkey Corbett opened the
wicket, and saw sergeant aad two soldiers with
their guns. The sergeant spoke politely. saying,
:" i have an order 10 take White to camp Its
usual for sergeants TO bring such orders for the
release Of soldiers. and this one had visited the
jail previously on the same business. Mr.. Corbett
therefore did not hesitate TO open the door. In
stantly the sergeant sprang In and presented his
revolver. The men followed at charge bsyo-
nets." The others, to the number Of about TWEEN
ty. formed on the sidewalk, and came to ready.u
The sergeant demanded the relesse OF White,
and threatened TO fire in case he was refused. Re-
sstance being hopeless, Mr.. Corbett turned over
the prisoner. The watchdog bit the sergeants
leg, for which he got a couple OF bullets In bis
head. No attempt was made TO rescue any other
prisoner. When the matter was reported TO Major
Cram, commanding post, this morning, he was
very much incensed; drove at once to the bar
racks. put In irons all who could be identified. and
will, at once, have them court mastaled, the re.
suit will be that the sergeant and his soldiers will
take term on the Dry Tortugas.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21

force sufficient to quell any disturbance. The
possibility of putting down q disturbance often.
times depends upon having some one at hand to
call upon without dels0. When Disturbances
OCCUR there are generally people standing around.
and the sheriff can call around him posse CONT.
ass without III delay Under this bill hs rs de-
Mr.. Ray-There Is no necessity of II for the az
ecution of writs. II is very easy for him to apply
TO the police and get immediate assistance. The
metropolitan police are appointed expressly to
preserve the peace, and they are, or should be,
always present or easily accessible. The sheriff
is not conservstor of the peace. There ID no
law that makes him so The only executes the
writs Of the law. Every judge and magistrate Is
conservstor Of the peace, hut the sheriff is mere
executive officer; II he has writ to execute and
needs aid. it is for him to apply to the proper au
thority and get that aid. The proper authority il
the metropolitan police, who are the oonservators
of the peace. ---------
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21

The imperial family Of Russia IL noted for its
prediction for dogs. The emperor u 90 much
attached to his splendid greyhound that he takes
the faithful animal with HIM on al his travels The
child, girl of ffteen has likewise q four footed
companion, spaniel Of rare intelligence and do
ciify. On the promenade the grand duchess
throws her handkerchief on the ground before
her the gallant dog picks II up, folds It up with
the distinguished young lady. He fstches flowers
fof hs young mistress, and brings- her petitions
Which poor people put into his mouth. The
Srand Duke Michael 10 also very fond Of dogs, and
has several superb English bulldogs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21

Therese the famous has grown fat, and one Ca
brella de Ia Periene Is supplanting her. The lat.
ter is said to be young woman Of great virtue
The concierge Of her house comes for her every
evening, and sees her home, and she recently re-
fused an offer Of IS 900 francs from distinguished
man of fashion who wished her company OF din
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21

Mr.. O'Hsra-I ask for suspension of the rules
to put The bill ON its second reading.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
The bill was considered engrossed.
Under further suspension Of the rules the bill
was read third time and finally adopted with its
tit e.
Mr.. wittgenstein-I ask for . suspension Or the
rules to take up House bill No.. an act for the
relief Of J.. G. Ksthman, late chief of bureau Of
immigration. +. &, - =
Mr.. Lynch-I move to adjourn. .
Adopted BY rising vote Of Is yeas, s nays. :.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21

1 10 be Continued
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28


HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY pfsrRrr-r
Office Of Chief Qua-termaster
cE.rr0 npo,,oA ustin Texas August q, less.
~ be received at this office until TUESDAY the
twentieth day Of October next at twelve O'Clock NJ
Ior Of military supplies from toe date
s ne 70 tne nr9t day Of January l60 on
Route Mp. 6-From Marshall. Texas; Galveston.
Iexss; and from Bryan OF Courtney, the then ter
minus OF the Texas Central RAilroad to all or any
IN Texas east or northeast of the Brazos river
ana s2osl OF the hsd river or between any points in
The contractor to obligate himself TO have com,
peteut agent TO represent himself or his firm al Mar
bhau, Galveston. and Bryan or Courtney or al the
acquisitions be made and who m 1st NJ s,rao1rsd
10 transport all stores TO and from each and eVsry
point where troops are stationed where il Is found
necessary TO place government stores provided the
said agent is duly notified in writing BY the ocer or
agent of the United States &C least ten days previous
TO such shipment.
ponnds per one hundred C0U miles ut which they
will transport said supplies
biooers should give their names In full well as
tner places OF residence, and each proposal should
ne accompanied BY bond in the sum of ten thou
send 90 OlO dollars, signed by two more respon-
spe peIsons guaranteeing that in case the contract
IS awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal
70 the parties proposing the contract viii be ac-
| cepted and entered into, and good and sufacieat
county furnished by said parties, in accordance
| with the terms of this advertisements
Inc amount OF bonds required from the contractor
| Will ne mtg thousand go COO dollars.
Satisfactory evidence of the soivepcy Of each bid
der ana person offered security will be required
Forms OF contract may be seen AZ the Depot Quar-.
terma star ONCE, San Antonio, and at this Office
ns rlehe y reserved to reject any or all bids that
| Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
transportation, Route No g. and addressed to the
By order of Brevet MAJOR General ReynoIds.
B,t Brig. oent and Chief O. H. 5th Militsfs Dist.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST WAKD THE STAR OF EN-
FIRE TAKES ITS WAY.
Secure a Home In California.

Secure Il Home In California.
THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD Ass1LIA.
TIoE or CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated ander the laws of the State Noyea-
Der 30th, 1851, for he purpose Of
PROVIDING homes FOR IT'S MEMBERS,
and thereby ipdaee immigration.
Capital sto.4 s !, JOO 100
Divided into 10000 shares at IS each, payable N
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates Of stosk issued to subscribers uIredi-
ately upon receipt Of tire money.
o7EBsos LOWED 70 RoLD MORE TzAH FIVE
SRAREs.
A Circ-la7, containing full description Of the
property to be distributed among the shareholders.
will be sent to any address upon receipt Of Stamps 70
cover return postage.
Information as to price of land in any portion Of
the State or rpon any other subject of interest TO
parties proposing to mmigrate. oheerfaly iiraish.
cd upon receipt o. stamps for postage
All letters sho.ld be addressedl
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD As
ISOLATION. PostOese Box No. &c, San Francisco,
California au27 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

the Orleans room has sent Thomas Radcliffe
70 the Criminal Court for trial.
| James Blakly being undetermined fellow
I and strong If r.anscle, tried his maulers on
poor Biddy Kelly, who had pitcher Of cx-
cellent beer that was spilled In the frscas.
Sent down. s5na ~ airl Boz
Sam Lemon was squeezed into the central
calaboose last evening by citizen Frazer,
whom Lemon had been battering. (. f
&. R. White, formerly colonel in the So
called, was yesterday brought to this city a
prisoner from New Iberia By special officer
Cane. White is accused Of stealing an $500
gold watch from Mr.. Knox, 1874 Grayier
street.
It is pleasing 70 remember that these
items" will not be compelled to GO to the
Parish Prison to witness the hanging Of
Anderson johnson to-day.
The fire yesterday morning was first dis
covered in the kitchen of the little frame
house near the corner of Baronne and Cal.
Hope streets. Front and rear building en-
tirely consumed. The buildings were owned
by Mr.. Mclaughlin, and occupied by Mrs
johnson. The inmates had but q short
space of time to escape, with such clothing
as they found handy at the moment.
The courts yesterday adjourned in honor
to the memory Of the late Judge A. W.
Buchanan, who was formerly on the Su-
preme bench.
The coffeeho1se No. % Royal street was
robbed Wednesday night of $40 in cash,
but the thief was not well up in his bus
mess, or he would have found large sum
in greenbacks II ap unlocked drawer.
Two policemen in the Fourth District
yesterday were furnished with food by resi-
dents on their beats Comment is unne.
cessary.
Mr.. A. c. Dick, saponacious devotee TO
the political Moloch, living at 4e4 Josephine
street, fell victim to burglars, who went
through" his home in double quick. stealing
many valuable articles without being de-
tected.
To so 70 8 FIRE, work hard, get wet, and
go home at four o'clock in the morning, is a
sore programme; but when you lie down to
sleep and thiet steals the last bit of cloth
ing, wet at that, is bad; but when it is
known that the owner of that clothing is Q
printer, further talk is unnecessary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

UNITED STATES MARsHAIs 0FrcE, 8
--Fs ~. District Of Louisiana. !
New Orleans. August z. 1865.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE TaAT .ON THE
i TWEEN .y.seveuth day Of August. A. D. 1s6e. a
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY was Is saed against
the estate Of WILLIAM +, HAIELEIGH of frank
lin, in tie parish Of st. Mary and State Of Louis
lRna, who was adiudged q bankrupt on his own peti
tom that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of
for his use, and the transfer Of my property BY
HIM, are forb dden BY law; that q meeting Of the
and TO CHI ose one or mora assgnees Of bis estate.
will Re held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at the CustomhOuso Building, in the city OF New
Orleans tluuisiena heforeJ r. q. Pikin hesister,
on the sizteentnNday Of November, A. " lses, a.
ten O'Clock A NJ. II. j. HEBRON.
United states Marshal. District Of Louisians-
No. ns2-an1a nnIA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF REruerEs1
freedmen and Abandoned Lands,
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans. La. August IL 1853
A Il PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA Thomas H. Harmon. lstsAssistant nh assistant
Abandoned Lands, parish of Carroll. Louisiana for
moneys withheld BY him, being the proceeds Of GER
tain cotton entrusted to bis care turned over to
him for sale, for the benefit of said parties, are
hereby notified to present the same in legal form.
September. 1868, or they win be debarrsd from any
participation in their share of the moneys that have
been or may be recovered from said Thomas Ct.
Harmon.
BY command Of Brevet Major General r. o. Blu
chGnRn, u 3. A, Assistant Commissioner.
LUCIUS II. WARREN,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel u s, A., Captain Thirty
erRl stI aul2 aot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
AMU0EM gNTS,

nw0OKEvN HOUsE. .OORNER OF PAT.
10 terson and SaRuin streets. one square beioN me
Second District Ferry. ALGIERSt Excinnis9l{ Ter
fhndr fsnrden with every rsquisibs Tor Amnaement
Tho bset 81 Wiaes and u Qnors - the hAn soda.
~ Cream, sCakss and Choice Refreshments Of
s.er1 issssiation Darciur every Saturday Aftar-
es,rs Harry CARTER {.
All I'm Rfop1ietcr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
T !OUIsIANA STATE sEAINARY.

To correct the erroneous impression on the minds
the Seminary will not be permitted to resume its
exercises at the beginning Of the next session. under
its present management, am authorized 10 state
to the public that the Institution will be reopened
the seventh September next under It's present officers
and professors. and that while no changes are ex.
pected be made in the organization Of the school
during the coming year, none will be made except
such as the best interests OF the Seminary may de-
maud.
Those wishing to pstronize the institution should
not, therefore, hesitate send their promptly
at the beginning of the session. They have guar
antee that their wishes and interests will be respect
ed An unusually large corps Of Instructors tthir-
enter most cheerfully and assiduously upon the
noble work Of educating the youth of Louisiana;
and Providence having blessed the planter with an
abundant harvest, there is every reason why the
Seminary should hereafter be more prosperous than
ever before
= .. +. BOYD, Superintendent. Q
Louisiana State Seminary, August 25 1906.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

New York; G W s Browne, Louisville; Z
Dalzell and lady: Thomas Kennedy, John
Kennedy, James Kennedy, Waco, Texas
A NJ Cramer. J c Blackman, Homer, La /;
W D Cronsn, New York; N Wright, J
Ford, Campbell, VIM Elliott, Mississip-
pi; VIM NJ Pacis, D H Snyder, ] W Snyder,
Waco, Texas; Miss o Driscoll, Mobile; L
Seargent, Texas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

THREE GAMBLERS HuNG.-Several days ago
the telegraph announced that three gam
blers had been hung by Judge Lynch, in
Omaha, for playing tricks on travellers. It
is now stated that one of them was q young
man we'll known here as DR.. Shaw. He was
never considered as desperate or particu-
larly bad man, and it is not more than two
months ago he was here. Al one time
he was superintendent of one Of the tele-
graph Offices in this city, and then greatly
esteemed. One of his companions at one
time ranged in this latitude.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

RsrArsBD N OFFIoE.-We are pleased to
I'm that Colonel Lewis Wcldey, Assessor
lHternai Revenue. First District Of Lou
.ah, haa co1lInped in Office Nj Charles
Lehman. Tho hukiness portion Of The
1aanlsg viii b pleased 10 learn that this
- and accommodaiin9 gentleman u re-
"a - his former potido1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
Mrn j. GOugenheIm VS.. 0abrsel Rlach-
NO. 26,2B.

no. 26,2s.
THE STATE OF. LOUISIANA, THIRD DIS
4 trict Court OF New Orleana-I hereby certify
that on the eighteenth day OF june 1885 judanient
was rendered in this Court in the following entitled
suit In be words and figures following, 10 sit.
No. 26,203, Mrs J. GouRenhaim VS.. Gabriel Bloch
In this case. submitted Tor adjudication the law and
the evidence being in favor Of the plaintiff IL g or
ment in favor OF the plaintiff and against the de-
iendant. disaolving the community of Aequets and
the plaintiff have the sole administration Of her
separate and paraphernRl property: and that said
plaintiff recover OF the defendant the sum q two
thousand dollars, with i've per cent per anuum IN
and costs of suit
Signed June %, 1853. Af
t3iened3 CHAS. NJ EMERSON .Judca1
In tet timony whereof have herounto set nv hand
and affixed the seal Of the said Court at the city Of
New Orleans, on this second day Of July. in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixt5eight, and the ninety second year Of the N
dependence of the United States.
(Signed) j. o. CHALOE
Deputy Cisrk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
Mime j. Gougehh. Inn ". Gabriel BIoeh-
No 1624


fETAT DE La LOUISIANA, TRalS TE1zE
II Oour de District de la Nouvelle OzlaAnsJe cer-
tile par les presentss que le dix-huitieme Jour de
JulA 1858 Judgement etc rendu dams cstte CQur dams
70 process suivaut dams les termes ct les chres sui
wants, SAVIOR: fa
NO. &c s03. Nine j. Gougeehelm rs. Gabriel Bloch
Dams cette aalre soufniss "a decision de ID Oour,
Ia lo ct levdence Giant en- favour de II demAnde-
reese, il est oTdenne ct deerete qun ait iueement
en- faveur de Ia demanderesse OF contre 10 deondeur
dissolvRnt Ia Communicate daquets ct gains q da-
want exstaBt satrs eur: ct quela dsmandefeess At
IL hbre administration DC Sos bsens separes RarA-
phefnaux; ct que Ia dfte demandereasa rpoouVrs ar
Ndafendeur asomme de deux mile piastses ntec m
tesB de oinq pour cent? an du dix-hnit anvier 1865
Snsqu Placement; e. les fraia du process. \ 3 -
Slens Il o JUN ls6e w. 90 llIl -
sSignp OHAS. H. EMERSON. .yase.
En- lo de quot TAI apposs ma aignalurs 81 Is soehu
de a die Ooar. dams Ia wills de ID Nouqele
10 deuxieme Iour de Juliet dc shnn6e AZ More 8ei
gueur mil huitceRt sotxAntehnit 81 "a quafrc vinlt
douzene aimee de Undergraduates des Etats. utiz.
NSgne J. o. CHALON
- Ddput6 Gf1flsr.
= e par les pressntas, apDointe ct consttue Mr. 9.
3 JOB mon agent dafaires pour mon mngasin,
an2i - set JEANETTE G0EQEAhEfN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

one OF THE LEADING DEMOCRATS, -Last
night eolored band Of twenty men was
tackled on to white Democratic club pa
rading the streets. Although very "young'
in number, still club. The leading man
in the led club was recognized by our porter,
Edward, who exclaimed: s'There ne is;
that's the fellow who borrowed my money,
and ever afterward sneaked away from me
That's the fellow who, until four lays ago,
hung around Republican members at the
State House, begging dollars, and pecting
to be Chief OF Police in few day. The
rascal, now, for four bits night, turns out
in that procession of his enemies, wearing q
red cl9aa. Well, that beats Cesar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvEsuR.
Collectors Office, First District, Louisiana.
,-son..n -. New Orleans, August a. 1858,
MOhMS OF BOOKS AND BLANKS RE
ls6s. g be kept by Dlstiers Kectifsrs, oompo1nd-
ers ana wholesale Dealers IN Liquors and by Manu-
lActnrsrs Of Olgars have been received ae this Of
nee and after the thirty first instant strict COM
phance with the requirements Of toe law applicable
thereto VIII be required in this District
..oo =. JAMES B. STEEDHAN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
POLITICAL, NOTICES,

Pioneer Grant Club.-Lst every member Of
this Club sttsnd the Meeting THIS EVENING.
and bring his Republican friends with him. As this
meetinS will be strictly business one preparatory
TO the opening of the campaign, speeehes win be
expected. Come one. conceal Es{ au7s
Grant and CeInax Zouaves.-At called
meeting Of the Republicans IN the Seventh Ward
August "a, about sesenty-fve persons present, I
new club was organized, styled the 'Grant and Dol
faz zouaves, and entirely completed their organi
zatiop. rEl ff aff 2
The following are the officers Of the zouEves:
WIN. II. GREEN, President;
}. L. QUART, vice-President: A
L. j. MANUEL, Secretary;
JULES GOMEZ, Treasurer;
Hon. H. L. REY. Marshal
Their uniform is red pants, white CATERS, blue
jackets, white turbans, rcd tssse and white scarf
The zouaves will meet regularly at the schoolhouse
corner of Greatmen and Union streets every SUN
DAY MORNING, at ten o'clock. sEs ..r
WIN. II. GREEN. President,
L. j. MANUEL, Seerstary. au27
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28

Third District Republican Grant and
oolfax Club.-At a meeting of the Republicans of
the Third District, held the eighteenth instant,
permanent organization was effected for the
coming campaign, styled tie Third District Re-
publican Grant and Colfsx Club" The following
officers were elected for the ensuing sig months,
viz:
Captain O. W. Boothby. President; William c.
KinselIa, First Vice President; j. Domingon, Sec
oud Vice President; o. Reid, Secretary; B. NJ
Smith. Assistant Secretary; Captain William j.
Moore Corresponding Secretary; D. Douglas, Treas
urer; Jerry Curtis and B. Walker, Sergeantsa at
Arms -s
For the information Of all Republicans, who are
respectfully invited to join, the meetings OF the
Club will be held every TUESDAY EVENING, on
Morales street, between Msrigny and Vaudeville
streets CHARLES W. B0OTHBY,
President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES,


A. beer q Co., VS.. Their Creditors.
CTATE OF. LOUISIANA, SIXTR DISTRICT
- Court for the parish Of OrleansNo, 24s5.Notice
10 hereby given to the creditors herein and TO Al
others interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
tr' m the hrst publication hereof why the final ac-
count and tableau fled by the syndie should NOT Be
approved and homoogated and the funds distributed
accordingly
By order Of the Court.
au29 seq VIM. WOEJPER Clerk