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ANTHONY W. COLE VS. THOMAS REcroR-FrFrH
Dlstrict Count Of New Orlesns-Eo. Ilss u

ANTHONY ". COLE VS. THOMAS RECroR-FTFTH
District Count Of New 0rlesns-so. l746
RY yIKTUE of writ er fiert fseias ts
~ directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
New Orleans In the above entitled cause, vii pro esd
sell public sncion, At the herchanfs and Anctinnee
Exchange. Royal street. between Ca1sl and
streets In The Second District Of this city, onTUEsDAY u
ziih dsy q March. 1858 at II o'clock the following
described property. viz:
Az the light title and interest 81 defendant Thomss ecu
IN and the sui No w. VOC ofte docket Of The Honorable
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans entitled thomp
Rector Beers ais IN which suit the said Thenls
Rector claims Of Defendants the hirty hunir
$500, dl<rs with legal interest thereon nom judicial d
mand.
Also All the right It'll. and interest Of said defendant
Thomas Rector herein in and to two certain u
pending kefoe the Honorable the Fourth District
Of Asx Orleans Nos l70t and II OH the docket.
respectively entitled Thomas Rer Winstoa Morrison
Co. and 1homss Rector Brooks 4 Mcdonald
Seized in the above suit. l|i
- TKRns-Cezh on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY
mhl5 Is "a Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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PROPERTY CORNER OF PALMYRA AND pEsBrosY
srREETs.-sUcoKssIoN OF MRS. ANNE o,sHsA
DECEASED, WIFE OF JOIN MCMAHON.

VNUHDAy, aprrf 1fh. 1898 ~ ra
"A o'clock N At the Merchants utionssrs, Exeh.nee
hoyel ttrtet bttwefn Canal and Customhou.e ~
utue o. an order from The Honorable the second
Cout 81 Nev oreans dated the 81 March, 88 the Iovin
prpeitv. at futlic Ancfion. wilt BE- Sold - 'As
a CERTAIN LOT or GkOUk ID sitnste IN An. rru. n,
trct OF this city designated BY the No IL ~
by tomu0n, Claiborne. Pa
su'ins ~ feet front on Palmyra STREET by dnth ana s
ses's together with all buildings and M WA
rg- JfRns-onefhird cash and the balance a, .s,. :,
we've ana eighteen months, eiht DER e~nt nss,
.t a..e on 'i paid with mortgage and vendor az
sns prepeIy sold the Buildings insured ana rs,s
sns s a. me purchaser TO assume the psymsnt Of The
Act OF sse eeore william cesie Notary Public al ,h
Oh 'ns purchaser Intending .. ) Ilierna Revenue
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WIN. NccRAcKES VS.. LOUIS LIDDELL AND JOHN
GsDehe IT., In seldoNOs $3.50 sne s63Dsecond Justice
OF The Peace. I
Rf VIRTUE OF two wrfts OF nerf f.csas
10 me dTeced BY Paris Chfrsss Secsnd Justice Of tss
Pesee VIII oceed 20 sell at public aaofon on THURS
DAY The sth day Of April, 1858. st II O'Clock nj the
nesr Cusfonhouse street
OH LII OF GROUND with ali N. fr,,-,x.r,.-..
thereon situated IN the second District Of Iris CIV In tn
square bounded hy Benvi L. Cssehouss MIRO snd rosi
stFtess dsigtstsd lot No % measuring "a feet inch
nt en- usomhause street. BY lo6 feet depth bstween
pae Ines act Of sale before o. DeArmas dated 9th
keiEed IN the shove suit.
"a 1xHxs-Csshi in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
Il G. PENyIMAv,
Cousrshla
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m AUCTION SALES.
q G. De FERIeT's SALES.
SUCCESSION OF H @ sroRY-So. Hs DOCKET OF
THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT coURr
w BY g. DE FERIEr.
once and Ssssrooms IS Bienvile street.
THURspAr M NJ e u 10: lis. asss: ~, - ar.I,l
ss No. l4s Espsnsde street, between Rampant and 50
s at IL q Ss
sp,sna in for the rarsh Of ST. Bernard the following
m a sIsERAL ASSORTMENT Of Household Furniture
Consisting Of Mshessny A%ers BursArs wsihs,anas
Gaze. Bedssesas ard Bedding cs'psts Pine sofas Hal
ssSe sss sss Choice Pnss
ings and statue,tes. Cooking Stove and Utensilk
sSTrEss-cssb in U. s. Treasury notes.
NO eREEsBAoKs TAKEN.
PAR FeR VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS IN THE
FIRST AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
BIZ 9. DE FERRET.
AucroSrxR.
Once and Sslesroons-S6 Bienvie street.
SATTE..Pss. ,,s:n Mach .rs 81. lsss a. xsos:
Royal .Tss cs0Ss ss w Be- o d
and in the square bounded by Banks Bros Psimyrs and
DoEsDo streets measuring each % feet and lines front
TAO L0rs 81 Of ~ GROUND. designated by the Nos. "a
as sy 81 e.. ccas
street X scuaR X :ssss s1s 1f. n depth
the Ih.rd District bounded BY Franklin Avenus vertus
rsnt ~ ana foree streets
~ cy Notes, ss Dc seen AZ 'h' h1''Ans
before Slim notary public purchasers expense
OFFICE FURNITURE IRON RAILINGs COTTON
Tables salamanser Iron Safe. etc.
Succession Of ". J. Kesnan-No. 3o,06d
BY g. DE FERIET.
AucuosExR-Omce No. 81 Royal street.
SATUHDAY. March es,h, 1868, at II
O'clock ss; H. :, the nice -ss e.ussng room Of Hssss
Graser and Con viii sos By pubic auction BY
virtue 81 an order r.m the Honorable John - Thomas
other Desks, Chairs Cotton Tables Lounge Iron Railing
Cocoa ksting Water Cooler, etc.
~ IIRss-oash in Unlisd siatss treasury Notes
TEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN "vER-
sAILLEs.r PARISH oFsT. BERNARD; WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON AT
PUBLIC Aucnos.-su SUCCESSION OF N. DA.
NIENs-Eo. 5ss.
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BUILDING LOT FORMING THE CORNER OF
TcHoUPIroULAs AND BENJAMIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF R. N OGDEN.
BIZ CHARLES Il. FORTIER.

TUEsDAY' Pril 7sh. 1ses, Mt n O'Clock
n Al the Mcfchants' and Aucti0nesrs' Exch.o..
ntoya street between Canal and Customhouse fr~e w
virtue o. n order from the Honorable the Second i-t
curt OF New Orleans dated 5h March 1868 the following
oereosa property belonging TO the Aforesaid
A ERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in an. F,,.,
District Of this city, 10 the comprised within rchoup
tonlss New Levee. Benjamin and SUI tie streets
ny the No On plan Of @ = Heln dated I'm March lss1
sno deposited In the rnlce Of H. B. Cenas late notary n
nc IN tfs city Inetatr let forms of Tchonntr
ss ana rnamln stresss and g set iront on
min street be wsen ralel line merle IN rneasura 1919
"a IkRHs-One half cash. and balance II cresit a
one Two years IN notes secured BY vends
psvIegs and tearing per cent Interest from date until
Acts Of sale before Emanuel Burthe notary ppf, =,
expense o. the purchasers including United states iserns
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ATTENTION. RESTAURANT KEEPERS, PUBLIC
CATERERS. ETC.
TIE POPULAR AND FAR FAMED BoUDRo RES.
TAuRAsr AND PISTOL GALLERY, SITUATED
AT THE LAKE END OF THE PoxrcHARrRAIS
RAILROAD. AT PUBLIC AUCTION


SUCCESSION OF L BouDRo-sa 1850.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. @ co.'s SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPTOEY SALE OF ELEgAET
Match and single Horses, Elegant saddle Hsr.,. Fsrs
Hsrs Mules, Fine xnsi Cow. saggss Haznss. wagon
ste, etc. ct szctisn-
81 MONTGOMERY Bnos. a On.
~ horseoEEkr Anetsns~r
ofce-H Camp ssrs.s
THURSDAY March 10Th, - N s,eIsek a.
=, r. Liners Stables. 0rsvisr street. VIII s> ,os
Elegant nstch Hsrssz
Elegant Saddle Hortss
Fins Werk kuloa
Fine Mich Cows
Aso-Iep ssd Open Buggie<, Harness. waeons
- TzRss-O.sh In o. q Treasury Notes
FURNITURE. .......FURsITUkE.. ..FURNrrURE
M MONTGOMERY bros. a co.
n n hoEreoxrEr. Auctionssr
fTHURsDAY. March 10. nj II o,erc.t a
n az Their Auctisn Mart 81 Camp street viii se s,s
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD p, KNlTlTRE
such a. Rosewood Mahogany aad Walnut Bs.i.fs.ds a.
re.us Armoirs Eeshetands. Mahogany and Walnut To-.
sofas spring Seat Chairs. Easy Chair Marble Ton s-~-
Marble Top sceboard- Exensisn Tables Va ve ~
Brussels Csss French Plate Mirrors xs.tsss.s Fncrev
hgx fantine% Cooking Stoves Utensls 81 hsin ~.
eontsrfs OF several veI-furnisned housss - - -
-Aso--
A lsrrs Invoices Of Cottage Bsds Csas and wood "a.
s9-Issrs-csss IN o. 8. Treasury Eotes
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HENRY w. TAYLOR VS.. J. r. LArHAM--So ls77x--
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans

henry W. TAYLOR vs.. J. r. LArHAM-N0. ls77k--
Fourth District Court Of New OrlearG
PY VIRTUE or an alias writ OF neri IA
Of New Orleans IN above entitled eanse, to Harry r.
Hays late sheriff and BY said late sheriff % ne Transferred
Aase1ssr change Royal stree. bst"s.n Canal and
sATURDAY zst day Of arch, 1905 clock ths is
l0F so cERfahS' Io or GROUND together with an
the buildings improvements and sppurtenanss
thereof aad Al the rgh ways sss,adss privileges .na
~. city, designated ss lots Nos a. p ss and q Of saSas
mo Pssso Streets a. per plan ia s Peeps ate
dated ga December sis and opposite the oes q the
% s.s rsf IN tnscsn measure sssordsr plan
s- TIT hss a. = q s sSs os s'ss ras
width IN the lot No p having depth of 10
depth sss s as9 the line 1 q l ios having
us ss n ss sen Ines Of Sp Ss si los II No 3 sS
no feet II inches on the line Of lot No y and i1o se
Of 0ravier and 81 Magdsan streets aud 50 Tests
.ehss n On G.,s5 3; re- is ss /. sp b aud TO-, on
dvsns from lot 30 IS and . feet 81 inches in width
Being shs seine property acquired BY the pur
chase from Hubbard per act BASED before & g. Cots
ssirsd in the above suit
E9rTrens-Cash on the spot - -
fila m.sn Sheriff Of he p ri.6 Ac Of osI....
JAMES CALLER VS. EDEY PINcKARD PERCY
f. fdey and william N. Pinckars. .JE-Fsursh Dl.trics
Court Of New O.iesns-No. IL. 956.
QY VIRTUE OF writ OF neri nacias TO me
ID directed BY ths Honorable tie Fourth strict Cart
Al public sucsn on the premises hereinafter mated o.
MONDAY, she twenty ihlra day Of March. 1864 i0I
ALI ALL rue d ruRsrruRs. novAsLes AND orHER
81 s = $ is COMMON % as A srs ssPsd
tiet OF this city as per inventory winch can be seen In
seizsd In the above suit.
HS-1xus-c4sh en- the SPIT.
mill II p shsnfot tse Pariss Of Orleans.
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cONsTaBlt's SALES.

c0NSTk8IE'S SALES.
BELDEN FUsFLIER VS.. THOMAS MALoY-No,
l4os-second Justice Of the Peace.
ID TO me directed by Paris csdr.s s.roes a,,c. =
sss reHs T ROessS to ,s a. Puss anssn The
streets on THURSDAY she 1914 Of March, 1868 at u
One LOT Of Household Furniture.
"a TEsss-Ossh IN O. & Treasury Notes.
IT. @. PENNISAN. Constable 4
ID. q. HODGsOS VS.. JOSEPH CARyER-SO. s9s3
eeeond Justice Court. Parish Of Orleans y
RY VIRTUE OF a writ of n. ra- A., n, .
~ dlreced BY faris Chidress Second Justice Peace viii
March, 1858 Il Del c at the Grsai Western wasSoa.s
1 saii G;ns insssy We saws sac
Two siius, ioty saws each
ss-TKEzs-Cssh in o. s. Treasury Notes
b. o PBSkIhAN. Constable. Z
,. PFIsTER VS.. WIN. BAYNHAM-sIxTH JUSTICES
Court-No. 1910.
RY yIRTUE OF a writ Of neri fsciss. to
me directed s TIE Honorable the Sixth justices Court
M 2, Pssle saetiOa o No. sat Camp street. on
One Lot oi Housshod Furniture
ss- TrRxs-cssA in .. & Treasury Notes
CHARLES PETIT VS.. HUGH RIDNEY-srxrH JUS
tees cOurt-No. 1862
RY yIRTUE OF writ OF Cert f.eias
the Parish Of orsns in DE sb,ss entitled eans
Car RssssS 70 On ~ 3, B1s n z, my Yss No So
One Lot OF Household furniture
IA TERM-Cash In U. s. Treasury notes
DANIEL WILSON, Constable.
DANIEL GowEN VS. MRS. NJ sCHvEIDER-So
$751; Second Justice Peace
RY VIRTUE OF two wrfts of ferf factas
A. 70 me directed by Paris Chidress second Justice
Peace will proceed 20 sell At public suction on WEDNsS
stresf- - -"
The contents Of one Fsney and Millinery establishment
the Counters, 81 Giving and Glass Cases
feiKed IN the above suit
n1- TERNs-Cash In u 8. Treasury rots.
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No eREEnBAoKs rAKkr

CITY NOTES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS TAKEN AT
PAR FeR VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS IN THE
FIRST AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
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ERNEST voLEMArN VS.. T. II. EcK-slxrH DIS
tict Court Of New Orleans. NO. 20sss

y
Rv VIRTUE Of . w-ss OF ners faeIa. e. m,
Ddrectts BY the Honorable the Sixth Disr "a Cont
New Orleans In the above entitled cause viii proceed y
eel At pub c sucton, at the Merchants and Aace e
Exchange. Royal strest bet Canal and Ca
streets 10 the Second District Of this city on IT,
thue hdsy OF March 1858 At u o'clock ~ the folio Vim
eeecroed movable property. viz:
A LOT OF 9kOUND, situsted m the third District
IN. city nessurng 81 feet front Moniegut By 10
eet sep pst~ zen Craps and Love together
hsndome house Of TIVE rooms and back gal cries vi
tNc ciescta kitchen Of two she prvr
ard me garden IN 'front.' Of The houie sad property
known as No liz Hontexut '''F''|
fexed IN the above suit.
n3-TkRxs-Cash the spot
GEO W. AVERY
leH mhi3 - Sheriff sfthe Parrish Of Orleans
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TEE DAVIS AND HANCOCK FALsEHooDs.-We
find in the Mobile Register of Tuesday the follow
ing, which is so explicit that il needs no comment
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24
The Consequences of AcquittnI

The law of compensation applies to the
impeachment trial as it does to most of the
affairs of life. The advantages of acquittal,
if there should be an acquittal, would not
inurc altogether to Mr.. johnson. On the
contrary, the Republican party would share
them in more than an equal degree.
In the first place a verdict of acquittal
would have the effect to unite and consoli-
date the Republican party. 1t would pro.
duce something such an influence on the
party as the first Bull Run did on the loyal
masses of the North. 1t would cnkindle a
bitter, resolute, determined partisan feel.
ing, the strong current Of which would
drown minor iealousies and personal bick-
erings. 1t would rouse up fierce hatred
toward the party which has manifested
sympathy for the President.
Tho feeling thus engendered would con-
centrate at once upon General Grant, and
would carry him into the White House on
the crest of its wave. 1t would give to the
Republican party the vast advantage Of a
feeling of enthusiasm, in which it is at
present deficient.
Let the Republicans, therefore, take com.
fort in the probability that the wind from
acquittal may blow them more good than
it viii to their opponents.-N I, san.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24

POLITICAL DrscUssIog.-Th Oakland (Cal.)
Neaos contains the following amusing dia'
logue: Yesterday while standing at the
depot as the two-ten train was coming along
we heard an animated political diDcussion
on the subject of impeachment, etc, be-
tween a couple OF Democratic statesmen
who were waiting for the cars. SAID states-
man No. L: "What'n them bloody a9nsnn
scoundrels at Washington do with the Presi-
dent, dye think?n 'fWell,n responded me
latter, 1.-THE thievin' rascals have got tne
power, and l expect they'll just condemn 2
him. o they're a wicked owdscious set OF
villains" "Any way returned ,aS, No No .th lshe
niver understood rightly how he iver got to
be President at all. "Weli, the way It was was
was this" rejoined No; ?, You see, when
thew elected him President in place Of old
Linkun, after he was put out of the way,
the biackguards thought that he was one
of their own sort, an Jest as big villain as
themselves, am when, by an by they found
they was mistaken, an he turned out to be
a decent, honest man, then they was all
forninst him, an they've been abusin' and
persecutin' him iver since.'
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24

sems4 the details of these discoveries,
contained a the journal Of the excavations,
are extreui vcurious and interesting. Thus
We Tead thai on The twentieth of August,
1875, human skeleton was found IN the
corridor of q house which the volcanic mat
ter had not penetrated, but had so com
pletely closed up by obstructlng the doors
that escape was impossible. Here the
wretched man lived in utter darkness, we
know not how long.
1t is a significant circumstance that his
bones, instead of lying in one place, were
scattered about the apartment, and showed
marks of having been knawed. Near them
lay the un6isturbed skeleton of dog. 1t
ia evident therefore, that the brute had
not only survived his master, but he
had also eaten him. In 4 shop con-
nected with the public baths were
two skeletons of persons who had died In
each others embrace. They were both IN
the freshness of youth, and OF different sex.
The affecting spectacle excited an uHw0nted
effusion of sentiment in the antiquarian bo-
som, and the bony twain were christened
"The Lovers" On the 18th of June, of the
same year. eight skeletons were found under
the ruins of wall, and in May, 1878,
another skeleton was discovered near the
Temple of Jupiter, crushed, by marble
column, thus proving concluslvely that the
eruption was accompanied by an earth
quake. In the Temple of Isis, also, were
discovered the remains Of several priests,
chicken bones, egg shells, wine goblets, and
other indications of a banquet on table
near them. One Of them had seized a sacri-
ticial AK with which to effect his escape, but
sank down exhausted or probably sutfoca-
ted by the mephitic vapor before accom-
plishing his purpose. - Aorth 4HeftcaH
RPrfo1~
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24
A ErIxhtrnI EneonlIon.

An attempt has been MADE at Naples to
terrify the brigands and their supporters by
an example of severity. Two brigands
having been captured and condemned to
death, two of their comrades had to perform
the Office of executioners. The crowd that
stood by ieered the latter, telling them that
they had an opportunity of showing their
prowess. One Of the executioners, stung by
sheiiT tsGlss, accomplished his task ct one
blow, and the severed head of his wretched
colleague rolled down over the side of the
hill. The second execution was horrible
scene. The blow had to be repeated ten
times, and still without putting an end to
the sufferings of the helpless victim. DE.
rided by the other brigands,n . says the mar
rator, "Pizzuti threw himself, like fam.
ished beast, upon the body of the still
breathing Sierra, plunging the dagger into
every part of his body. 1t was the most
terrible scene ever Witnessed, but with all
this Sierra was not yet dead. At last the
captain thorght ut to interfere, and a re-
volver discharged in the ear of the mutilated
wretch brought the dreadful proceedings 70
q close.n
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24

WE PASS FOR WHAT We Area man
passes for what he is worth. Very idle is
all curiosity concerning other peoples esti
mate of us, and all fear for remaining un
he can do anything-knows that he can do
it better than any one else-he has 3 pledge
of acknowledgment of that fact by all per
sons. The world is full Of judgment days,
and into every engagement that man
enters, in every action that he attempts, he
is gagged and stamped. In every troop of
boys that whoop and run in each yard and
square, a new conner is we'll and accurately
weighed in the course of few days, and
stamped with his right number, as if he had
undergone formal trial of his speed and
temper. A stranger comes from distant
school, with better dress, trinkets in his
pockets, with airs and pretentions. An
older boy says, " It's of no use, we shall
find him out to.morrow."-Roipt Waldo
Emerson,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24
ESTATE oF WILLIAM N. oowAN.

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District of Louisiana,
Monroe La, May 7, 1863.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
4 seventh day of May, A d. 1868 a WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate Of
WILLIAM NJ. COWAN, in the parish Of Qua
ohita and state of Louisiana who has been adudged
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
81 any debts and delivery of any properly be-
longing to such bankrupt 10 him, or TOR his use
and the transfer of any property by him, are for.
oldden by law; that meeting of the creditors Of
the SAID bankrupt, TO prove their debts and to
choose one or more assgnees Of his estate, will be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
once OF w, J. q. Baker, in the town OF Monroe par.
ish Of ouachita, before W j. O. Baker, Register, on
the thirtisth day Of June a. D. 1865, at 10
Per N. GRApY, Deputy, as Messenger.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24
BY WILLIAM BARNES.

As there left the road in May,
Aud took my way along the ground,
/ found glade with girls at play,
By leafy boughs close hemmed around;
And there, with stores of harmless joys,
They piled their tongues in merry noise,
Though little did they seem to fear
So queer a stranger might be near.
Teeh.he; look herel Ha! ha! LooI
there!
And oh SO playsome, oh. so fair.
And one would dance as one would spring
Or bob or bow with leering smiles,
And one would swing, or sit and sing
Or sew stitch or two at whiles;
And one skipped on with downcast laee'
All needless, to my very place.. 49,.
And there, in fright, with one 1901 OUT
Made one dead step and turned about
Heeh, hee, oh! oh! ooh! 90! LOOK there'
And oh SO playsome, oh so iair'
Awav thew scampered all, full speed
Nv boughs that swung along their track,
As rabbits out of wood at feed
At sight of men all scamper BACK
And one pulled on behind her heel
A thread of cotton, off her reel,
And oh to follow that white clue,
felt fain could scamper too.
Tech, hee, run here. Eeh! ee! look there
And G. so playsome, oh! so fair.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24
OF P. H. MovIeKER.
UNTrED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
District Of Louisiana,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFF1cE.
District Of Louisiana !
Monroe. La, March q, 1853.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
4 tgenty fifth day o, March, A. d. 1868, WAR.
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of p. II. MCVICKER in the parish
OF Union and State Of Louisiana, who has
been adiudged bankrupt on his own petition, that
the payment Of any debts and delivery of any prOp-
erty belonging to such bankrupt to him or for his
use, and the transfer of any property by him. are
sorbidden by law that meeting OF the creditors Of
the said bankrupt to their debts and to choose
one or more assignees Of his estate will be held at
court of Bankruptcy, to be helden at the Office OF
". y; q. Baker, in the town of Monroe parish Of
Ouaohita, before W. j. q. Baker, Register, on the
twenty day of May, A. D. 1861 at 10 O'Clock
A. M b. j. HERRON. n 4 Marshal
Fer ~, M n. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24
ESTATE OF JAMES M. sTANBRoUcH,

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFrcH
District of Louisiana
.--,,.. - - - New Orleans, May g. 1853
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on TIL
4 eighth day of May A ID. 1863 a WARRANT
IN BANkRuPTOY was issued against the estate Of
IN: ~: "a, sTANBROQGH of the parish of Madison,
his own petition; that the payment Of any debts
anS deyery OF any property belong ng to such bank
IuPt % nl Or for his use and the transfer of any
properly py him, are forbidden by Law: that meet
ing Of the creditors of the said bankrupt to prove
inelf oebts and to choose one more assiRuees of
ms estate viii be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden az the Customhouse building, in the city
o. new orleans, Louisiana. before j. Il. g. Pitkin
O'Clock A. M. ~ - ~
+. J. HERROS, U, S. Marshal.
No. fi6-lnyl0 jet District OF Louisiana
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-24
ESTATE OF JOHN oDoM
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARI

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
.Hr District of Louisiana,
Monroe la. March a. 1853
fNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
u tMenty-iltth day Of March, A. ID. 1903 " AR.
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate of JOHN ODOM, of the parish Of Union
and State Of Louisiana, who has been adjddged q
bankrupt on hisown petitioni that the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging to
such bankrupt TO him or for his use and The trans.
Ter ot any property BY him, are forbidden BY law
that meeting OF the creditors of the said BANKRUPT
70 prove their debts and to choose one OF more as
signees Of his estate will be held at Court OF Bank
rnptey, to be holden at the office of w. j. o. Baker
IN The town Of Monroe, parish Of oaachits, before
M.J. u Baker, Register, on the twenty-sixth day
OF May, A. ID. 1858, at 10 o clock A. NJ.
4. j. HERRON, u s. Marshal
Per n: H. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger,