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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
|aieheS TO the Associated Press

NAV vHssnn--MeetinG to Express In.
Parish III nbout the AssasslnatiOn of
iSmh mhs-PrOcInmatIOn Offering
ephs r the M Murderers.
'idge S. c., October 21.-A meet
aIsH 4 |ere this afternoon to express
sbls, TT,s # The recent murders in the up
i Of .1br Clark presided.
S 'sesS a. he made by Senator Sawyer,
Canal lay and others.
y Srls: \. eott has issued proclama-
9 dss wards for the apprehension
,.,., Iers and expressing the de-
X Bs d maintain public order at all
sissip
0rleat
9 : N i CalIfornia-9aH Francisco
,t for be Uns afe und Abandoned.
righu EhImneys FnAl-COurIhouse
ine iIeI bro Demolished.
des d fSCo, October 21.-A heavy
ov0fss ~ fs. incurred at eight o'clock this
- be notion being east and west.
( LAfs6 .af b confined to the lower part
1868. y, below Montgomery street,
hnsldings on made ground.
nst0tnhouse, which was badly
~ tsf ~ the earthquake of 1865, is now
PAD ausafe, and the officials have
dun d IN the internal revenue building.
t pSI - Die lower part of the city is
sGqs, a., Y Y The streets are thronged and
S NsgsAinapt exists.
:. rgfs sSet walls and chimneys of many
voif, iell causing some loss Of life.
p ~ Uill not exceed one million.
Miss Vas severe at Oakland, DANA
e'ls 81 q, ,16adings. The earth opened
: ct u es, smelling sulphurous.
y ;ur T. uP buse at San Lundro was de-
ne ps l||3ng one person. The shock
ayon ~ ere at San Jose and many
deal M damaged.
sPpl Pp sIlO TO.Day-COId Weather
les In washington
s,+ 4. NY, October 22.-Heavy snow
re ls8
October 22.-High wind
n sather turning cold. Nothing
l or or be California earthquake.
VI
le q I1lver Intelligence.
n New Pass, October %, IL AM
prosi A10. Wind north-northeast
CANAL
I siot t, 9lFais Sailed Steamship Trade
erty ia
are d 7lemestlc Markets.
sufis 4Ilk. October %, Noon.-Money
2 2 ,sa., aI per cent. Sterling 1899. Gold
Q da o. of 1862. 1I3. North Caro-
new 66s, Virginia's ex-coupon
,rgpsrV n.
'leyeT iDc. lower. Wheat dull and
s y is557n rather more active and a
q ty:9 Pork lower, S2S 3O02S 50.
15s lositsjF. Steam 1760l8c. Cotton
dining, Freights dull.
ForeIRn Markets.
Bari.h ;; MA October 2?, Noon.-Consols
3. Sugar on the spot, 36s.;
-. :, . N|n at 25s. Cd.
SAL ls October 22.-Bonds heavy
I.aas slober 22.-Bourse closed firm,
2IT
HqnG. I' October %, Noon.-Cotton
DAY es 10, 900 bales.
louPiH5 5ct0ber 22.--Cotton on the spot
IS6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
JAPAN.
The Name of YeddO Changed-NO Inn
POI tant Military OpeT atIOns.

The Name of YeddO Changed-NO Im-
poItant. Military Operations.
SAN FRANcIsco, October 2I.-The steamer
Japan, from Hong Kong fifteenth, and
Yokohama twenty Second ultimo, brings
FIVE hundred passengers and fifteen hundred
tons merchandise.
The Mikado had decreed that hereafter
Yeddo will be called Toksi, and that the
port of Yeddo be opened to foreigners after
October l.
No important military operations since
last report, though there had been con-
siderable fighting, in which the Northern
army had the advantage. 1t is stated that
an American officer, belonging to the
steamer Oneida, wss killed at Hioga. The
steamer Shenandoah broke her engine
while en- route for Hioga.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
nI1sCELLANEOUs.

MEMPHIS, October 2l.-The Democratic
Executive Committee has issued an ad-
dress replying to Clayton's dispatch to the
President, dssavowing any apprehension of
danger unless the Governor succeeds in
creating disturbances.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October 21.--The
st. Johns crew beat the Ward brothers
four rioared crew in -six-mile race. Time,
80 minutes 28 seconds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
SspaicheS TO the Associated Press
CAROLINA.

A8NDn Writes q Letter-Peace-
HB for Overthrow of Recon.
ppeal to Northern Ma gna.
g October 21.-The Daily
|pEping publishes a letter from
I1A, in reply to a Wisconsin
E4luested him, in view of the
Misrepresentation Of his
aelne his position as to the
~ and consequences of the
says: "The main issues ir-
ne war were secession and
"a first the primary one, the
M IN at a later period.
b these 1 adopt fully and
the principles an
NE late National Democratic
ID New York, and in the words
|rm promulgated there. l con-
nations as settled forever. /
be result accomplished by
Its logical and legitima .
done from the day the wir
hve counseled our people 20
the same light.
N1gty in favor of the action
y 5tate conferring on the negro
Shts with the white man, and
year ago / advocated the
fII|g to him, as soon as we had
70 do SO legitimately, suffrage
ratification. The Democratic
aeld here in Ap, il last recog-
an integral part of the body
Aclared that it would, when
came into power, grant him
tae.
Nentral Club has Just reaifirm-
'1I alton, and l have no doubt
declaration is sustained by a
of the white citizens of the
the reconstruction acts as un-
but we look for their over
b violence, but, in the Ian
Bolution unanimously adopted
Nocratic party in convention
o constitutional agencies and
edies alone" We invoke a
he constitutionality of these
'h only tribunal competent to
~ them, the Supreme Court Of
-tates, and we are prepared 10
abide by that decision.
pt be inappropriate here to
representation widely spread
spers touching these aoti. Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
GERALD FARRELL,
G. PANDELY.
w. W. WALKER.


z The following resolutions reported upon
favorably by the Committee on Streets and
Landings were unanimously adopted on
their several readings, and on motion trans
mitted to the Board of Aldermen for con-
currence:
Resoloed, That the Controller be author
lied to adjudicate to the lowest, bidder, after
i've days notice in the official journal, the
contract for grading and shelling the east
side of Washington avenue, from Good
children to Claiborne street, say distance
| of five squares.
Resoloed, That the Controller be and he
is hereby authorized, after five days notice
| in the official journal, to adjudicate a con-
tract for shelling and grading Felicity road,
| from Baronne to Howard street, according
to specification on file in the Office of the
| City Surveyor.
Resoloed, That the Surveyor be and he is
| hereby authorized to build bulkheads in
| front of the levee between Clouet and Lou
| isa streets and I'LL the same with sand or
any other material, as the slide at that point
| is four feet from the pavement.
| The Committee on Railroads submitted
the following report which was received:
COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS. !
Board OF Assistant Aldermap (
as New Orleans, City Hall, October le, 1868 }
To the Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NENI4-EMEN-1 i our COmIlltJee nave Ll6
honor to report that they have carefully ex-
amined IAN ordinance providing for the sale
OF the right of way to establish railroads on
Canal, Common, Carrollton avenue and
other streets, Tor passengers only They
have incorporated such amendments and
clauses as they deemed necessary for the
protection of the interests of the city, and
on the ordinance as returned, have the
honor to report favOrably.
Very respectfully.
G. PANDELY,
Chairman;
GERALD FARRELL,
ALFRED KEARNY.
tn. F. FISHER.
The following ordinance accompanying
the above report, was read by title and or
dered to be incorporated in the published
minutes for the information sof the mem.
bers;
An Ordinance providing for the sale Of the
right of way to establish Railroads IN
Canal, Common, Carrollton avenue aud
other streets, for passengers only.
SEoTIoN /. Be it ordained ETC., That ne
Controller be and he is hereby authorized 20
sell to the highest bidder, after Eve days no
,[ooEFRUBD ON FOURTH PAGR,l
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cry coUMcIL--oFFIcIAL.
B0A ARD cFassEsrANT ALDERMEN
Regular session.

Regular Session.
n Cry HAIL. NEW ORLEANS, |
u October 20, 1868.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-President Kearny, Messrs. Rose,
Aitkens, Walker, Pemberton, Camp, Fisher,
Morphy, Pandely, Wynne and Farrell.
The reading of the minutes of last meet
ing was dispensed with.
The following communication from the
Mayor, and accompanying documents, were
received and ordered to be incorporated in
the published proceedings of this body:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CIty Hall, October 20, 1868. )
To the Honorable Common Council:
GENTLEMEN-I herewith transmit the iu-
closed documents, emanating from the Me-
tropolitan Police Board. The apportionment
for maintaining the police of the entire dis.
trict, Comprising the cities of New Orleans,
Jefferson, Carrollton, the towns of Algiers
and Gretna, and the parishes of Jefferson
and st. Bernard, amounts to S926, 1926 for
the year ending September 80, 1863.
Your attention is particularly called to
the apportionment of the expense proposed
to be met by the city of New Orleans for the
above mentioned time, amounting to $685.
635, as follows:
Salaries. S653, ,524
General expense account. 80. 80. 35,ll2
Secret service fund. 2s,S42
Telegraph. ..............'....... 42,576
Purchase of horses and equip
ments and keeping horses. -. 15,O4s
Counsel fees and contingent ex-
penses .,.....................,. 30723
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$sO5, ,635
The above apportionment is respectfully
submitted for such action as your honorable
Board may, in your wisdom, determine to
be just and proper.
Respectfully, -
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tising, violated no constitutional law; but,
| suggested that very large sum of money
could be saved by publishing only those
things required by the twentieth section Of
the city charter.
1t has since been urged that the act in
question created an office, that one of the
incumbents car not hold it because he is q
member of the General Assembly, and that
the opinion of the City Attorney that the
statutes provides for q contract, and not an
office, is erroneous. Such suggestions in
matters of grave Importance, are entitled
to respectful consideration. have, there
fore, again given this branch of the subject
a careful examination.
find that when work is to be done for
the State, either of two plans may be
adopted. The work may be done by order
ing public functionary to contract for it,
or a bureau or public office may be created,
under whose superintendent the labor is
performed. In the present case, the ques-
tion is, did the Legislature intend to create
an office, or did they simply design that the
work should be done by contract 1t seems
to me that unusual pains were taken by the
Legislature to prevent the possibility of
doubt. The Governor is not authorized TO
appoint, or the people to elect, but to use
-ae language of the act, the Governor, Lieu
ieuant Governor and Speaker of the House
q Representatives, OF majority of them,
ara authorized and directed ''to contract
with such persons as they may deem pro
per-" etc.
Language could not be clearer; no com.
mission is to issue, under the broad seal of
the State, but an act is to be signed be.
tween the contracting parties, no oath is TO
be made, as required by the Constitution,
and no bond of Office is exacted.
The position OF printer, under this act, is
wanting in every element that creates an
office, and the Legislature positively de.
clares that the work is to be done by con.
tract and not by office.
The City Attorney comedies that defense
of the rights of the city should not be aban-
doned while there are hopes of success; buf,
at the same time, he feels it his duty to say
that it is, perhaps, not less important thai
the city should avoid vexatious and expen.
sive litigation when all defense is hopeless.
If, however, the Common Council think
there is reasonable prospect of success in
resisting the payment of any demand be-
lieved to be unjust, no considerations of
mere delicacy or regard for any officer
should deter them from making the effort.
If 1t is concluded to litigate this claim,
shall cheerfully aid in the defense, but, for
obvious reasons, il would be eminently
proper that other counsel be employed.
In conclusion, l beg respectfully to sug.
gest that in matters pending in court or
about to be litigated, consultation with the
law officer of the city should be through ap-
propriate committees, otherwise he may be
trammelled in court by admissions required
by the Common Council.
Respectfully.
HENRY J. LE0VY,
City Attorney
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Salaries. 9.05o
General expense account. .....--.... l,400
Secret service fund ....---...--..- l,l50
Extending and operating police
telegraph. ....... ................ Loo
Purchase of horses and equipments,
an keeping of horses. 600
penses .,.......................- l,25
S32, ~ a2l25
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD-15 MEN.
Salaries. .....................S 1880
General expense account. ........... $40
Serect service fund. ................. $50
Extending and operating police tee'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
Purchase OF horses and equipments,
and keeping Of horses. ........... 360
Counsel fees and contingent eX-
penses.. ............-..ss'' 100
l9,E5- 1925
,S926 425
(Signed) 0. ]. DUNN,
President eX officio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22

: : : :
l would respectfully call your attention
to paragraph No. q, Metropolitan Police
Law, copy of which is herewith inclosed.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
C. D. LUDECKE,
Acting Chief Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22

AppOrtlOnment of the Expense of Main-
taInIng the Police Within Ihe Limits of
the Metropolitan Police District, TO
Each Corporation Comprising the Same,
for the Year Ending septemb err SO. 1859.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22

To His Honor the Mayor and City Council of New
Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to transmit
herewith copy of the financial estimate of
expenses Of the Metropolitan Police for the
year ending ending September 30 1869, and
a copy of the assessment and apportionment
for each corporation or parish.
You will perceive that the assessment for
the city of New Orleans is as follows:
Salaries .S653, 1884
General expense account. .......... 35,l12
Secret service fund. 2S,s42
Extending and operating police tele-
graph. ...................... 42576
Purchase OF horses and equipments
and keeping horses ..,......,..,. 15,O4S
Counsel fees and contingent ex-
penses. s..................... 3O,723
Total. Observation-Disclosures. SS05, G3j
7 r,1I
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-31

To 'ho Honorable Justices Of the Saprcme Jssi.
visl toort ecSt ta b- hciden NJ Paris. wiihia
and be- the t.ssntg OF OS(o'd. en- the secoad
TuesdHY Of March. 4. II. 1855.
LANSON LpNEJOI OF Pans ~ the Count,
II Of oNfo,d q, hashaad Uf Ella s,h Ioysio, re-
specially hbe,s and gives this Honorable Coart to
br 'siorioed. that he hwiuiiy MARI 81 TO the
sad EhEab-th lovrjay, who !. nov has hs fnl
uite, at Buchhri ~ sal Couaty 81 Oxford. on tAs
2i,t d,y Il D-c-tnh-t, 4. n. 1851, that ,our u.
beiani since their iatcrma'tiaSc. has aisays he-
bavcj himself a fsithlul. chasic and aaco ion.
ate ha<,and toward che said Eti,brtA l.ovrjoy;
yet the sad EaSslcsh LoVeJoy, wholly regardless
81 her mlrriage csveaant aal tu,y ircss~ attach
Ell To and en irnonrrd With a,.oIher man, Nth
whom she speai DAYS ani Nights Gr some thfer
war, while ac was n the Immediate yiciaii, With
Der. ADD s,ih Whoa. che hcti correspondence ~b,n
absent rrgirc,'ns and refusing 10 1--we with thc
said Aian-oa Loveioy, and afterw ards. 10 vii; on
the 10Th d'y OF IWue, 4. ID 1865. the aid Eliza
brih Lovcjny wboii, deserted the ssid AL,n.on
l.oTcJa,, aud went To AHisgton. Mas t. live. nd
he the aid hheiisn,, Ia. not .reu her since
Therefor the ss'd AlanSos Love joy prays that the
ts'nd 81 H'i inoay bstN-,n him and the sad Ei,r-
ae"'h loV"jt, 'n.,y he dissolved, aud as in dot,
bound siii ever ptaN.
Dated at D'Nb.id. IN the County OF OSiord. aha.
twenty Ih,fG CAV OF Jshaar,. \. II. iSes
ALANSON LOyEJOI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-31
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

n, he Plantation IF Frraliis -, ne County
Of oxford, Ne, for The year 1867.
lie following list of TaNcs real estate OF
Il non-rtsi d-nt owners IA the Plsptst,oa OF
Frsnkl,a. ior The y~sr 1851, cnmnaiIted @ Win
throp Ns,he A., Collector Of sad Phaiation, 90
the l1Ih dsy of Jane, 4. u 1857, has tecn
turned 20 ~ reuaiaiag unpaid on the i5th day
81 April. \. ID. 1sos, by h,s certificate OF thai
date, and r-uns,n vapsiJ asd notice !. here
nv givea that Il the said taSe- sni leterest aid
charges are MI paid i-t, the rr-s.wry oi the said
Psntsiioa within eighteen noosh- hon the date
OF the eonmiIps OF the said balls much OF
the real estate tsNrd a, Will be Sufficient To pa,
The aDovnt dsc therefor. iaeladiag interest ssd
charges, viii, without further Bosiee. - -oLi at
pobie sset'oa az the school house N ii.tIics aam.
ten 81 ~ sa'd Plantation, on the 6fs, ,lay Of
January, 500, at ten o'clOck IN the f,sesoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-31
Notice.

THE uiil.crlco beng rniil-i 10 the nosn;n al
OF Cade, At the Military Ac.drspy to 6n q
vacancy that ~th Ucrsr "a june 1859 has decided
70 make Ibe selection hroagh r,,an,e dive evan.
In't'oH To IL ",'~n 90 al ~ho d-,rv 10 pressza
Themselves rand,date.
committee consisting q oa~ gruI lcrnah from
each c"0niy "a the Dsstrict. viii meet tho sppI,.
cans at ~ Io,u, iioa-c at Aubsfa. On Ta-..la,,
the tosrth ds, Of asgus, s~NI. AZ 10 O'Clock A
d, and OF The Recommendation % Ihr eassisa ss,es
the candidate, who's examination .haH drvclop
thr b-sI promise of usefsns - 10 the Gov
will n Rosnia4iei.
sndi'ia". mas, l. over ssVen,ocn aai uadcr
t~cnty I've ,cai. of sgc at thu tiuse Ut eafrsncs
10 she AcaicinY, except those ~hs haze s-r,ed IN
The array ooo yraf' ~ho arr rhs'hse ~ spposal
uscnt uP 10 the age Of tscniy -luuf year.
SIDNEY PERHAM.
Warrington. n. &. JslN D. iS..S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-31
~ HANKRUrrCY.


Ia ihs District Court 81 tis Urrsi stale. iss 3D..
bt-ifict &c Mace
u the uiniei ol Jsmcs French j.. iank rutt .--
Ihis b. 'a give soiice that e t-titio1 has l-,a
pre- sen'ed 'I ihe Court the sih dos ri Jrlf sos
ty James renrh j. oi puiri. ,rsps rups. pray.
iuE that b. ma, Do dseresi 20 have r. fuB tischarrc
from sh BE- de.fs, pfJvsle under the bank futt
A. an.. urou re,i,ng sad peiiton -; De- ord.t-
ed D, 'he Govt thH a hearing D. bad upo1 VI. o.
same On 'hs iIh day of Sept. J.. -. tsss i--i,te
The tourt I Portland. in said district. ~ 3 o'cH
y VI. suf hst u1fcs thereof ie po'ii.hed i1 tie
oSiYfd b.Tpsraf and The Portland Weekiy Star,
81 wHmpr pr7.ei 90 nii District, once swfsk
fJr three sarcrssive ecks. and thai at creditor,
sho have proved their drL. g aaf other refs9ts TO-
Interest, lly APPEAR az sad tine ani pisce sr a
show case y am they have why the PRAYER %
said pciitioa shouiJ mi 10 grsnted
VIZ Z PREBLE,
CsIk Of District Corr fr said District
Juiy II 2fgI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-31
~ BANKRUPTCY
IL she District C"u' e the United States for n,
bistIirt % Maine.

II she District Cna' e the United STATES for the
bistIirt % MsiD..
10 The matter Of Nathaniel St1oe. Bank rtfpJ -
The - 20 give GotIcc tsai % fetitinp has i..en
rf"-crued 20 ihr Court ihis Sob iay o. June
l-bS. bN NaihsHi.l stone, ~ Pare. 70 bankrupt.
praying mat hr mas IT, decfr~d ~ have irr do.
= harry" from al hts debts. pfovaLL~ urdrt The
baokruFd Act. and upon rcad,rg aid petition. 10
- ordered Nv the Court that hearing ~ ~. u.on
the same un the 5th dsy OF seq. \. l-sS is-fort
ine '"urt ~ P0ulnd. In .aid Di-,f,ct. q, three
O'Clock v " ani th1t notice thereof - p,ib-
hsted ~ size Osiur,. Dcuocrst coed ,he Pou,and
NtehV star urSst apets printed o. ssid Distrirt
Once seHA fpr thf,s succcssiye weeks .nd that
az creditors who have proved Their detss anI
v'hcf pffsHns % interest. NAV afpear 40 ssii inr
and place. AID shaw caase. Il sny ,hcj have Nhy
tnt prayer u SAID petitiDu .houi apt b. granted.
NM =. FREBLE,
Clerk ~ Distr ct Corr lot I'D Di.luet.
July 10 i52I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-31
Bookheld. Jolly 10, A. ID. 1865.
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the District csgrt Of III. United sts,cs, Tor IN

In the District Court Of the United sts,cs, for IN,
District o! Nainr:
In the matter Of George " prak~ Raukrupt -
his IL To give notice that pstltion has been
prcssntcd 70 the Coart thu. S.b dsy Of July. l-6>
hy George *. peaee, OF Paris, IN said Dlsuis;. n
hAhsru Z, praying thai he may D. dcereei have
tail d-ofsrr~ from AL NJ, debts prov .hle under the
HahAtupi Act, aud uE-ou rradtns ssh p-fi;ieu, IL
4. ordervd 10y the Cturt that heartng - had upoR
th. sane, the iouTfvCth DAY OF Sct;.. \. u i-s>
before the CoGri In 70 tlana. Ia .ati DisiFie; Al
hrcc clock 4. NJ, snd ihai Dotios thereof b. psb-
n-hed In the oxford Democrat and the PoFtls nj
Wcskiy star. newspaper printcd In aid District;
once Nrsk Tor thrtc sacc~sstrr weeks. and tina,
all errdtors who have proved thel dsbts AMI other
persons "a iutcrost. nav appear aid time and
pl.or and shos oanss, ~ any they have. why the
prayer Of aid petition shosla no, D. ErAniszi
WI =. rkEStE.
Clers Of DIsir!os Court for sati District,
lnlN 4 el-1i
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STATE OF MAINE.
OrFoRp. ss;-Supr, me- Judicial COuit. March
Tcrts. 4. u. ls6s.
ALANSON LOyEJOI. Lib-li't vs.. ELIZA
EEIH InyEJDE

And NV appearing To she Iourt that The sad
drirndan' - not ia iehahrtAni Of ihi- STATE. AMI
has no tSuABt, Ag~nt or attorney IheTeir, snd that
she has ~ poi'cr % the pend-ncy OF Ih,s libel:
u - o. d~rcd 10y the Couu thai ne said iltcfant
notify tn sad deEcsdaa, ct the poadeRo, OF tA.s
Tibet iy cIusing attrsed coty OF this libel with
thus order ot tourt therron To- - rIS,slshe three
wocks socccssINciy "a The ONiof,i Democrat a
paper printed - Psrss, 81 aid Couaiv. the last
lsbl,csi 'on 10 b- ,hfly DAYS at ieas, before tie
next term ~ sIid Court. TO h. haLIss. At Paris
aforesaid, the 81 TUESDAY Of September ncNi
10 the end that the .a'd dri-ndaat NAV bca an,l
'he' appear at sstd Court, ant shew case Al
aRy shr has why tho prayer Of ssid Lh-aai shouIl
not b- granted.
Aursi; WM. X. kINBaLL. Clerk
A true eopy Of Bipci. and order 81 Count ih-,-,o.
Attest Wh. n kiMBALI.. C[rk.
Isaac R'ndlil, DIIGed, LilclLInt.' Auorney
yui, IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-31
IN BANkRUrrCN.
In the Disrie, Coari Of iss UaItsa s,atc. District
ot Maine

In the Dls,rie; Coari % ~. Unii s;Atc, District
Of Maine
In the matter Of Nathaniel Roaua. nanlrurs
Ihts IL 20 give NOTICE. that Petition hs. h-~~n
prv-rniei TO toe Cosrt TIL, ninth dAy OF Jnly iS-
b. Nathaniel RoGufs - Porter. hankrsv;. pray
Tag that he may taay - ceerrrd TO have = faii at.
charge from al hts debt. pros able Gndsr The Rank
rupi Act. and Bpos reading aid pcti ion. u 4, or.
dervi BY the Court thzs h~srfng - hal tf-sn iss
same, on TIE 18Th day Of sgt. 4 n. 49, bTtoFt
the Court In Fcrtland. IN ssta District. . thrye
oclock 4 N, and that noticr ther-f b. I-5hllshsd
IN the Oxford DEMOCRAT apd the Portland weeks
Star nrs.pAErEs printed Ia aid DisiTtot.
Noek Tor thru ssc.slvo W~rks and that al credit
ors who have proved tbcir dstts and other person.
10 tutrfcsi, may arp~ar a. sai iiFc and plSc~ and
show caus", u thcy have. WAY the PRAYER % sAld
pctltion shoald not D. grated.
WI 4. FRKBLE.
Clrrt e District C0Grt foF aid pistrlcs
Iuiy I7.eF5t