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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-06-03
4 PPRAIsEMENT NOTICETO CRED

4 PPRAISEMENT TNOTICETOC CRED
1TORS.--Estate of James w Nhite, late
of the twp of Knox, Clearfield county, Pa, dec d
IN THE ORPHANS CoURT OF CLEARFIELp COUNTY :
The appraisement made under the 5th section of
the act of the l4th of April, 1851, having been
filed in said estate, notice is hereby given that
Margaret White, the widow of James White la te
of karthaus township deceased, claims to retain
real and personal property referred to therein of
of the value of $500. The real estate described
as follows. viz Beginning at post on the town
ship road leading to Saltlick which post or place
of beginning is about 60} perches and links
east of the south west corner of what is or was,
Thomas Whites land, thence north fifteen perch
es to post, thence east eleven and onefourth
perches TO a post, thence south fifteen perches to
a post at tw'p road, thence west eleven and one
fourth perches to place of beginning, containing
vne acre and allowance, and which appraisement
was, on the 18th day of March, A 1868, pre-
sented to the said Court, when it was ordered
and decreed that publication be made giving no.
tice to all persons concerned that to the real
estate appraised and set out to the widow of Jas.
White, deceased, under the law allowing $500
worth of property to be thus set out to the of
herself and family, the said appraisement will be
absolutely confirm ed unless sufficient son to tn
contrary be shown or before the First day of
June term A. D., 1868. By the Court
May q, 6S. /. 6. BARGER, Clerk o. C.
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DEGISTER's NOTICE-Noticeis is her.

ESETlolfIQ > NOIlCE. Otlce Is mere
IL by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me, and remain filed
of record in this Office for the inspection of heirs
legatees creditors and all others in any other way
interested, and viii be presented to the next Or
2hans' Court of Clearfeid county, to be held at
the C0Hrt House, in the Borough of Clearfeld.
commencing on the Sd Monday of June 1868
Final account of Samuel p. Wilson, one of the
Administrators of the estate of Matthew A. For
Gee deceased.
Final account Of Joseph W Lull Administra-
tor of the estate of Walter Wilson, deceased
Final account of ohm Dormant, Admins ira
tor of the estate of Francis L Dormant, decd
Final account of Charles Sloan and Cyrenius
Howe, Administrators of the estate of Jacob
Gearh hart, deceased
Partial account of Christian Korb, Admnistra-
tor Of the estate of Charles ZiIlox late of Brady
township. deceased.
The account of Jacob Kuntz Administrator of
the estate of George j. Weaver, late of Brady
township, deceased.
Final account of James Somerville, surviving
Administrator Of David Somerville, late of Chest
township, decd /. q. BARGER,
CIcarheld, May Il. 6S. Register.
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A PPRAIsEMENT NOTICE TO CRED


a lTORS.-Estate Of William II. Tozer,
dec d, late of Chest twp, Clearield county, Pa.
In THE ORPHANS COURT OF CLEARFIELo COUNTY :
The appraisement made under the Fifth section
of the act of the 14th of April, 1851 having been
filed in this estate, notice is hereby given th at
Sarah G. Tozer the widow of VIM. III. Tozer late
of Chest twp, decd, claims to retain real estate
referred to in the appraisement to the value of
$500, bounded as follows: Beg ginning at Beech
corner, which is the common corner of four tracts
OF land, thence south 43 degrees east along the
original line SOL perches to post, thence north
81 degrees east 3302 perches to post, thence
north 3St degrees west So. perches to Birch,
thence south 81 degrees west 1886 perches to place
OF beginning, containing about 157 acres and 20
Perches, and which appraisement was,on the 18th
day of March, 1868. presented to the Court when
it was ordered and decreed that publication be
made giving notice to all persons concerned that
the real estate appraised and set out the widow
OF Wm. ii. Tozer, decd, under the law allowing
her $500 worth of property, TO be thus set out to
the use of herself and family, the said appraise
ment will be absolutely confirmed unless sufficient
reason to the contrary be shown before the
first day of June Term, 1858. By the Court
May q, 6S. I. q. BARG ER Clerk o. C.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR

Situate in ClearfeId borough, on the Southwest
corner OF Cherry and Third streets (being Rail-
road streeD to wit; lot, with good tyo-storv
plank building thereon, 36 by Is feet one room op
each floor suitable for a store or other business
Also, the adjoining lot, with two story dwell
ing house thereon, and several other town lots
Also lot of well burnt brick and a good as
sortment of stone-ware, such crooks jugs lars
fruit cans, etc, at reduced prices.
For further particulars inquire at the stone
ware pottery of T. LE1TZINGER,
May IL. Clearheld, Pa.
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NOTICE. Sealed proposals viii be re-
~ ceived. until Monday, June Sth, 1868,
By the Lower Bridge Company" for the stone
work of their Bridge. Plans and specifications
can be seen by calling on the Directors
0. B. MERRILL, ABR. HUMPHREY
w. W. BELTS. ]. BLAKE WALTERS
June 81 w D. BIGLER Direetors
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A vein of lead ore has been struck in We
mango county which, it is said, yields sixty
eight per cent of lead and eighteen per cent
of silver.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Let-
a ters of Administration on the estate of
Joseph Davis,Sr., late of Penn township, Clear
field county Pa. decd. having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, for settle
ment. JOSEPH DAVIS, Jr.
June 3,-6tp. ELISHA DAVIS, Adm'rs
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Wooley, the witness who refused to an
swer the questions of the House Committee
relative to alleged frauds in obtaining a YER
dict of aequittal on impeachment, is still in
custody for contemrt.
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Ex-President James Buchanan died at
Wheatland. Lancaster county, on Monday,
june lst, in his seventy seventh year.
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A letter from Fort Lyon, Colorado, says
the celebrated Kit Carson died at that post
on May 23d, from the effects Of the rupture
of an artery in the neck
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-06-03

Gen. Sehofeld received his commission
as Secretary of War on Monday, and at
once entered upon the duties of the office.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-06-03

Four and quarter millions of specie
went to Europe last week, and the flow is
not expected to decrease for some time.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-06-03

Gen. Stoneman has been assigned to the
department of Virginia
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Hon. Z. nj. Stanton is named for United
States Senator in place of Mr.. Buckalew,
whose term expires on the 4th of March
next A good suggestion.
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Congress viii adjourn about the middle
of July. So it is said.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Timber Land.

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
OF CIearheld county, the undersigned, Admins
traitor of the estate of James Morrison late OF
Jordan township, Ciearfeld county, deceased will
offer at public sale, at the Court House in the
Burough of CIearfeld. ON
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SAW MILL WANTED. by an exner;-
enced Sawyer, to run by the thousand 4
OF Tor share of the lumber. ANY person hav.
ing IN miil to lease will please address JouRyAI
ofFIeE, Ciearheid, Pa. May 81. '6S-3tp,
STRAYED AWAY-on Sunday. MAY
18th. a dark brindle Cow, with some
white streaks over the body the points of tn,,
horns cut of of, and about five years old lin
eral reward will be paid for information of bsr
whereabouts JOHN GUELICH
May "a. Clearfeld, Pa.
+ | R E! FIRE!l FIREll
The Insurance Company of North
America, Philadelp phia.
Capital ! Oldest Stock Insurance Incornors-
5000: 900 Co in the United States ted i7qa
Sl9,000,000 LOSSES PAID INCASH
ASSETS, JANUARY /, 1865, S2,OOI .26s 70
Applications received and policies issued for anv
length of time, without being subject to assess-
ments, oy JOHN II. FULF0RD, Agent. ClesT-
heid, "a February !9, ls6S-6m.
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1ett Aapeetiss,uent

advertisements sstnp snIayge type or ont of 1ztn
style, aosH be charged double usual rates No euts
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The example of the Chicago Convention
should henceforth animate the whole Re
publican party. A great prize was sought
by many distinguished men, and there were
not wanting rivalries, jealousies, and ambi-
tions. But the duty of saving the country
made every delegate and every candidate a
patriot. and from the beginning, the spirit
that animated the army against the Rebel
lion, controlled every heart, and marshalled
them to sublime and harmonious close
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BLACKSMITH WANTED. A first
= class Smith Shop, with large custom,
ana llf required) good dwelling house eonye-
nent to the shop, are offered for rent by the sub
scrlbers- Would prefer to make an engagement
with man possessed of some capital and enter
prise, such man could do a large business
CurwensEille, juno 8 e. A IRWIN co.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-TuIs is

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. .-TuIs is
TO GIVE NoTICE: That on the 4th
day of May, A. D. 1868, Warrant in Bank
(: irwin. of Clearfeld Borough, in the county of
Clearfeld and state of Pennsylvania, who has
been adJudged Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by Law that meeting of the
creditors the said Bankrupt, prove theiI debts
and to choose one more Assignees of his Estate,
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden
at Philipsburg, in the county of Centre, at the
room of the Register, at the Hotel in said
District before S. E. Woodruff ESQ Register,
on the 1st day of July, A D. 1858 at 10 o oclock A NJ
THOS. A. ROWLEY, T. Marshal MESSENGER
By 6. P. DAVIS, Dept U. S. NJ MAY 1853.
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Tuesday. June 18th. 1868.

the following real estate late the property of said
deceased, viz: A certain tract or piece Of land
situate in Jordan township, aforesaid being part
Of larger tract warranted in the name of David
Brown. and described follows: Beginning at a
post at John M'Allister's land, thence by land of
Parker Strong North 81 degrees East l06 perches
to a Hemlock, thence South 10 degrees East 100
perches to White Oak. thence South 81 degrees
West LOG perches to post thence North 40 de-
grees West 100 perches to the place of beginning.
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, and allow
ance. The improvements on said property are
as follows: Plank Dwell ing House 20 by 26,
and Log Barn. Good water convenient. Also,
an orchard of thriving fruit trees. About forty
acres of this land is cleared and under cuItiva-
ton the balance is timber I'd with Pine and Hem
lock, having about eight hundred thousand feet
of White Pine and about the same amount of
first class Hemlock thereon Whitmore run pass
es through the one side Of the tract.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half in cash. on the con-
frmation of the sale by the Court and the other
half in one year thereafter with interest-to be
secured by Bond and Mortgage
May 20, 1868. JOHN L. M'CULLY, Admir-.
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DARED PEACHES-thc best in market, at the
i store of E. w. GRAHAM
GHERRIES- -pitted-a superior quality, for
Y sale at f. w GRAHAM'S
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Our Candidates,

The Committee of the Chicago Conven-
ton, appointed to notify Gen. Grant and
Speaker Colfax of their nominations, per-
formed that duty on Friday evening, May
goth, at the residence of the General A
large number of persons were present. Gen.
Hawiey, President of the late Convention,
addressed the nominees in most felicitious
and pert manner, and the company respond
ed with hearty applause.
Gen. Grant replied very briefly, stating
that he would in few days deliver to the
Committee formal letter of acceptance.
There was genuine burst of enthusiasm
upon his. remark, ''you may be sure, gentle
linen, that l shall have no policy of my
''own to enforce against the will of the peo-
pie" and the crowd at once caught it up
as one of the apt and happy phrases for the
coming campaign.
The response of Dir. Colfax, in accepting
the nomination for the Vice Presidency,
was in his best style of speech, and produc
ed most favorable impression upon ali
present; after which Gen. Logan introduced
the members of the Committee to the nom.
inees
The whole proceedings were highly inter
esting and entertaining, and passed off te
the entire satisfaction of all who participated
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Fifty.fve dollars buys splendid Grover & Baker
family sewing machine at 1s2 Canal street. Ma
chimes warranted Eve years. Hemmer, tucker,
braider and quilter given with each machine.
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eff men or women could but End the tabled
fountain which 10 said to restore health, and
strength and beauty, with what eagerness they
would rush TO drink is waters.n 1t is found in
the 8. T.-ls6o-X. The sale of the Plantation
Bitters Is without precedent In the history Of the
world. They are ct once the most speedy,
strengthening healthrestorer ever discovered. IL
requires but single trial to understand this.
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ihs AXIOM PIANO FoaTn, declared by Judges The
late FAIR ot the American Insttnts held n September ard
October 1901 10 be the best piano exhibition and ate
si trial ordered By the American Institute with the Psnos
ofthe successa exhibitors ut the Exposition.
ssred By their judges be 70 them
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Agents
wanted IN every city and town where have sesdy
poir ted them.
Bend for cireslArs, price list. terms, etc
kanufHctory and Wareroons Isl and lD Bovery, nes,
Delaney street. Few York kAHsER 90
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NorAvos pettonnares representent sussi qus sont Ia
sctu-e des propetars pour des
| dn Chem in Felicite jusqua rAvenue Washington
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~ petitioners would represent that ID
majority Of actual payers and Of property
ing ~ SIDES of Locust from Felicity Road
Washington Avenue
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--
"A
PERPETUAL COMFORT
Lor,n.rd,s "Yaebt Cub - SIM okisr Tob .eeo
It's made OF the best stock grown
No drugs in ii, consequently tits
Il has agreeable. aromatic flavor,
Leaves unpleasant aitertsste ia the
Inst .ad Of exciting the nervous forces,
We regard il as the PERFECTION Of
Meerschsum Pipe. are being packed daily
a. hs an extra Ind ,napse%s.t tor those
Tobacco. OF q heavier body than the former,
tmsas 's anu sx.il sTps r,nks Pro srdsr, for
Meersehaum Pines daily backed In this brand.
Loriliard's "Century I" Chewing Tobacco,
composed Of ne pest cutting gig, Lear ~ the country
BITTER chew thar, o,Rsr br .ocs. acInowiedssd
Respectable jobb.rs ard dealers in all sections
p; sop =. ~ ,a ~ shsin "s .haS'
~ ~ ~ " Pe " ~
SCOTCH sN. FFs sin retain the excslent qualities which
have MADE them SO famous ever 1rcesrs sent on
-IY--o - ------- - -
U,uxxuTUur
II
rAAIoh' DiNiS"AooA' AMI ohAhDHH SUITS
-Ar-
,..vrr.cronr .rr nm. ,v,oov,
Nos. % and Ss East Houston street,
~-' S'%'"" A''A"''
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II
yiruiusp oscs Eighth street. L-pchburp. yrp,n>-
United States, a. Publishers' Lowest Rates
ton those Of the sSIh.n and Western from xsss
fishers Of journals Of standing and reputation
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ERNEsT TURPIN. wHoLEsALE nANUrAO-
Il Of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies, Chocolste Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Juube Paste, Gum
Drops and Syrups BY steam. Importer Of freneh orns
phns Decorated Toys oossaqres Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Csrtonsges Fancy Boxes Christ
and New Year Presents. Oomucopiss, etc. etc Ne IS
Old Levee street. between St Louis and Cont stress New
Ia
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T. A kEkAIssANCE LOUIsIAKAnsR.
Few ORLEANS FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAeyz.
Devoted 20 Southern Interests.
Seven Years Of Kxis,sncs.i

pos sernandsbls publication for faniiss sssnt,
people Who practice tbs elegant French knsuass sssw!
esberstey the political events Of week tuAon q
the country the New Orleans American psss Interesting
scts OF Louisiana the Agricultural commsrcfA anA q
the community the market price current shsstrca sorss
betsrs and scientific productions Of the day 40 gives
Ansodotas. and all that compress nrst ciass papof
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Nm. .o...I .u.,p. IA bs n.,ai. o.sh a.
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.
consolidated Into one huge monopoly and are now earning
six millions Of dollars PER year. hundred per
cent ON the scus cost of their Inca their
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competing line has ever had tho right now granted By Con-
n.,o,. 0rv.n,,,a m, on,.sn of n, R.b, :,
,,,.v., ..,..a
The Stockholders Of this Company cannot be sold cut
der which this Company has been organised prohibits
CALLS-H0W TO BE MADE.
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DETUTunE PErITUnH
NV OprrIrs JpIv % 1850
go a, Al, =, = -, -, = :, -, = -
10 .ne honorable ne common oouncA Oh inc oiv Oh New
oriesns:
unoernened Owners and resiaent
on Ion oree' peween nam ana hspsnaae respectfully
70 your BODY nat only porn OF he
osnquet.es on eue" sIe psoe On ssao tos ana tns
h pray hAt ne steps oe taken 70 ca
onek 70 DC msoe on sso street, ana your pe'ton
err n VII " e wTppa sa ~ e Ico g..
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LtUR sALE-REAL EsTATk-sEvERAL hun
dred and Sugar Piantsons located the best
portions Of the cotton and stsea Also, Ros
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of liable
Property improved and unproved in the form Of residences
building lots and favorable Parties
wishing viii well call and examine Proper
KILLER Gard, Real Estate Assnts No. s Oarondsiss
straet. New Orleans
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~ Dhtret Of Lou saps-In ssnhruDIey-No sx-In the
Of the parish OF fstchoches district Aforesaid daily de-
Sned bsnkupt under TIE Act Of Congress OF March 1857
mas THIS DAY ned N said petition prying for dls
claims provable under said act ''
Notice therefore rven 10 al crsdto< WIN hsv. r~.x.a
esots sa 70 All other persons IN Interest," that tie
asy o. Deeemoer i5os A. IL assigned for the
g Q, tne same and that they then attend
Ana snow aus they have Why the prayer Of the sad
petition should not be granted. - - -
slsrh's Once. Nsw Orleans, Noyemhsr 1854 -
BOO DN l. L0kW, Deputy Clerk
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Admitted amount Of the Capital Stock Of this Company ID
allotted this locality and those having opportunity and
subscribing viii be placed equal tsas with lie
rators and viii like interest In al franchises vhic
have accrued. hereafter accrue 70 The Company,
ffom any and all
Subscriptions wiz be received By
DANIEL EDWARDS
Resident Director for the States Alabama Mississippi
Texas and Louisiana.
Is. 50 and 81 New Levse street,
New Orleans.
D. WEBSTER
Al the Office Of r O. Dun a Co.,
70 Canal street
1Ia.E ..........
Parties subscbins to the Stock win oonmunIesss the
By letter 10 the Resident Director. DANIEL kDWARS.
this city. ss ths tine Of sssserisia&i sis-
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SUBSCRIPTION: o. rER ANNUn.

me pae.s Of La HEFArssArok are edlssa % =
ooumns and the ere - oongp8cuously
played with reading IN saeh psSs that II msk ~
Journal Of the bst advertising mediums u the 6ou1k
job Printing done ell languASR g Oond stro1 eornsr
Gknohnpgo Auog, New Ori1nn4
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II BAEKRUPTCY-ESrA or HENRIE FRA
Richardscn-Unted States Marshals Office District Of
Louisiana New Orleans October 49, ls65This 10 give
notice that the LIST day Of October D. 1863 alias
Wmrsut In Bankruptcy ssced against tbs estate Of
Henrietta Richardson, OF New Orleans the parish
Orleans and State Of Louisiana who was sdudgsd bank
rupt petition that the payment OF any debts and
delivery any properly belonging her
for USE and the transfer Of property by her for
hidden law thai meeting Of the creditors OF the said
bankrupt prove h cir d. BITS and TO
Of her estate win be held at Court OF bankruptcy.
to be holden No. Al Exchange Place. in the city New
Orleans Louisiana before Donaten Asgustin Register
A-No a. FJ. HEBRON,
oc2O no20 u. 3. Marshal District OF Louisiana
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I1nlTED .TATn. DasTR,cr CoU

Y D'strn1 ~ LoeIisha-In 'snkruptcy--No 2i0-'n the
matter ~ T. ssstendy bankrupt Whereas g. Castsn-
dyk OF New Orleans and district sforead duty decsred
bsntrnpt under he act Of Congress Of Msh 1851 has this
pea IN said court petition praying discharge and
sbie under SAID act; 49, -' f'o'-
tner cen and 10 AL other In interest," hs tia sh
e nsvenoer 1905 at IL Is assigned for the hearing
o. the same and that they then attend and
SHOW cause they have Why the prayer Of The ssd p
tition should he granted - -
Clerks Orsce New orleans, NOV, s. 1853
moo Is n X LOW Dscrtv
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VIkITkD sT@TEs al syKsor OUKT-
~ Of In the IhO@.

~ District Of Louisiana In the matter Of rhos Appleton,
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No. 25f Whereas, Thomas
Appleton doing business IN bis name and as Appleton
Co OF New Orleans aud Dsfret aioressa duly declared
bankrupt under the OF Congress Of arch 3D. 1867
this Gay filed In said Court petition praying for discharge
and certificate the eof from AL is debts and other
prOvable under said . ..
Notice therefore given 20 al creditors who have proved
their debt and 20 thai The ~
day December 1865 at II n assigned for the hearing
OF same and they then attend and bo
II any they have why he prayer said petition
should not be granted
Cierk : once. New Orleans Novemher5 1868.
rot 1927 X. LOEW. Ueputv Clark