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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. se sa
IVARIcTIEs TnEATnn-oRAvlEs srREsT
Continued Success Of the New Company
TAsrsasy Eve.iss. OssoSer IS less.
wfh be presented the besutifbl smotisns play Of
East LYME, OF the Elopement.
i- q WITH FINE CASE.
sATURDAYNFxT. stlP x-FTssr FAMILY MArTvEe
A GRAND VOCAL AND ns1f
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
To be Given at the New Opera House on -l' ~ SO
-a Monday Bvealng, Ocssber 10. 1904
by HE .Hflf ~. Fia
DEMOCRATIC BROOM RANGERS,
Under the Direction Of CARLO PATTI Aid nsrshal Of
Bro m Rangers assisted by GILBkRr FRECHE,
Amateurs and A lists q ai his city y We
.-fI DIRECTORS: |
-, Cnaa w. CuibertsoD, Chairman
Dr. prsus sas ESQ., HlS Hone sn sssp sssb
re s1:a ~ ss 9.as'' ESQ., A Ssss
Cen s. B, Bnchn.r GEN I p Spnn ii r1 ns.ry
+ T.. L ksT.sl. tsQ. Jss s.ntini, ssq,
simon MsiI: ssa ESQ., ESQ. 5 < jonas snss ESQ., ESQ.,
5:as s.s s:q Henry s;assss f ESQ.
Capt B. W. Scott, Z. s wursburger. Esq,
RrcErrIox COMMITTEE:
Capt Michel GEORGE, Chairman
Gem Hsy Gem Gem s ssS On Bragg s5:ssen
N'|cI N If.sy. BsInsra Avssss: ESQ.
4 L. Lemsnes ESQ, LeoDce bouny, ESQ.,,
Frank Marquez ESQ, Pascais Labarre, ESQ
Vic Gasche De Lisle, Efq., Paul B1udousquie ESQ,
I Macon, Esq, A Z. Blsckmsr, ESQ.,,
A. Briugne Esq- H. Laroaissin, Eco,
Louis Grunswald, ESQ.,
COMMITTEE ARRANoEnESrs:
Charles H. Eslava, ESQ, Chairman.
A. A. Cannon, Eco, A. L Tissot. Esq,
Leonce Bayhi Esq, L Fszende, Esq,
Col Loula Power. Capt L. Prsdcss
Eugene eouchon, ESQ., p ). Dasiivs ESQ.,,
y. Persta. ESQ, r. n. Ogden. Esq,
Gustsve Bopdro, Esq, Chas. Weshaar. Jr, ESQ.,,
A Bacon, ESQ.,. T. Cassagne. ESQ.,,
Gustave l. Bercier, Esq, Albert Paul. Esq.
A. Thierry, Esq, A. Bozonier Esq.
Admission to all parts Of the houfe ST.
Reserved Seats be had the Opera House.
Ing ON the 10th inst between the hours Of and
without extra charge. -.
Tickets be had ct the principal Music and Book Stores
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which the get By calling AZ No 7z Polym
mia street, and describing and paying fer this publication
II OeT-ON TUESDAY. THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
- instant, ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount OF Money number OF Receipts and Memoranda
and the following described which the public eau
toned sssust trading for or negotistng . Three
order BY him ndorsed hundred dollars each and
payable In three sx and nine months ssr
drawn BY Mrs. M Van horn her order and BY her
ndorsed at one year amer DAFT. March 1859 marked
Eve hundred ard thirty dollars note for eight m
bred and thirty three dollars and thirty
dorsed as above marked, Ne variaturn BY w L. Poole
ESQ., one note at sixty DAYS after date 9th Fsbru
1861 drawn by i. Van HON order Of NJ Au-
snsn cashier Bank Of New Orleans hundred and
hy dollars; note Of - LobdelL favor OF Havbv
Lo dell for two hundred and fifty dollars date
not remem erede Of which paid but not
Cancelled The finder welcome will ceive
an reward returning the Diary sad Papers 10
T. d. Van horn, ~ Camp street
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STORA gle I'm BOND. 1s-.
o. 8. BONDED WAREHOUSE, NO. 4,
Corner Pesers a.d Cont streets.

The IMPORTERS BONDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
receive on storage at low rates Merchandise Of ~ kinds IN
their No FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS
Parties storing IN these wsrshcusss PARTICIPATE IN
The PROFITS Of the Company. See tariff which be
bad on application ct The Warehouse
'.+ ~ HENRY TRExoULEr,
President pro TEN
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ceet street Pocket Book Containing sman mt Of
money. which the by calling ~ Peiym
mia street, and describing and paying fer this publication
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L OST-oN THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
II Brown Hound, answers TO the name Of JED. Had
small piece cut out OF the bottom Of his leh
white max on his breast When lost he had leather
at 81 Race street.
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WANTED.

WAHTED-A CBILD's Nurse At as FELICIrY
WANTED-BY A FRENCH WIDOW LADY, Age
w " years. sttuafion = housskeepsr bachelor
No objection 70 chi drsn Of rsfsrsncs given
Address Or scent Office 3. n. I.
WAHTED-rBKEB GENTLEMEN AND rHEIs
Price sSO SO and $50 psr month Also two rooms for
single gentlemen; price $50 Apply at 2s0 Canal srsst Ma
WANTED-EMPLoYNEN AT ArY HoNEsr
Occupation which VIII furnish asupporf for hinss
vie ccmmunics.t Of Trinity Episcopal Church, Who is
references viii De Furnished insrvsV oStaned BIZ
Addressing Hays ct Crescen Ones.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY IN VERY RE.
housekeeper and assist In sewing win have NO objection to
travel and act companion II required Address Nss o.
u white through Crescent once.
WANTED-A WIDOW LADY DESIRES
w Situation Nurse for the Sick In the city; would
travel during the summer would tsks charge Of hou.e
ferenees given Apply TO 81 Felicity strsSt M
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN or NATURE YEARS
Orleans wishes stustion In mercantile Scass vhsrs he
compensation would b sucent 10 support himself and VIE
respscssbs mannsr: He fssb sssasd that b eoald
am e aa snS ns. "a 80
omee 70 o. < 8. VIM msst With prompt sttsntioa.
WANTED-EvERY ErERasrIo PERSON OUT
husness TO engage with In the sale Of the Finest st 81
Plate Pert5.its Of the Southern asnsas the Standard
Southern Historical works, etc etc. etc None but first
$Co TO $500 per month Descriptive eircular giving full
information, viii be application Address or call on
James H. Bumms. los Camp street, New orsansl
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EOB E...-..................FOR SALE.
FLoUR-ioo bbs superfue, Extra and Choice Brands of
Family Flour.
CORN MEAL-l0O bbla Kiln Dried
sHOULDERS-l0 casks Choice Green.
SHoUCDERs-l0 casks Choice Smoked.
TEA-lO0 csddies. in and 10 ne. each English Breakfast
ONIONS $50 bbls. Choice st Louis
BEANs-5O bbls White.
COFFEE, SOAP, STARCH. SUGAR and DRIED
FRUITS -a JOHN A. OBRIEN,
tli 81 Tchoupitoulaa street.
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EENE.T TURfIN. waoLEsALE nANuvAo.
y turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chooolae
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Jsjubs Pasta Gum
Drops, and Syrlps BY steam Importer Of French Orns
ehins Decorated Toys cossqsss Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands or BouQuets Oartonages, Fancy Boxes Christ
and New Year Prssen.s Cornucopias etc. stc Ne Is
Old Levee street. between St Louis dsnH strssts New
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,lnsjs AUCTION SALES. 9g :
.as E. elRARDey q cas- SALES. 7s
LARGE SALE OF IRON RAILING. COUNTING HOUSE
FURsITuRE. Ero.
s1lAfss SEA i4} f4af
NJ Q. =. 0IRARDEY q CO..
Aucnoux.s-oacs. II Exchange Pacs.
THURsDAY. Octebes I5sh, at h o'elsek
ct public suction. q the cfncs No. as Carondsst
street, between Grsver and UHion Streets lately the
ing house Of Nssus sibley, auion Co. viii Be Sold
The hon Rsiling Mahogany Desks. Writing and Cotton
Stamping Tabisa one large Iron ssis, stc
- TzRn-Cssh IN y. 3. frsasrry notes. .g
WITHOUT LIMIT. as srssnos
.n ~ ma .lr. 1913 FtfG Hfr raIsan
l.t to ftlr sIil allff
An EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
t'r .Iri1
A DOUBLE HOUSE. NO. iss ST JOSEPH STREET,
NEXT ADJOINING TO THE CORNER
OF MAGAZINE STREET.
BIZ o. u. GIRARDEY n co.,
iils li4 AucuoxEER-0mes No. II Exchsngs Plack.
f.ss i.ss L. aSs .ss.. g Ia
TH3T u. po 81 ONE STORY FRAME
No IL s. J0ssph srsss b bounded sy
sss
S:s: <. e ssss
q g Js:ssh and Mas:.1: street. Th. DIsgsy
,esgecaby surrounded BY good and nsshbor
- rrxrs-ose half cash and An. h.iarr.. q. "a 49,.
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MONTGOMERY EROS. q CO.'S SALES.
LARGE AND PERExProRY SALE OF ELEaAxs
Match and Single Hssss, Elsssns Saddle Hcrsss, Fine
wssh Mules, Fine nsh Cows Bassiss. Hsrp~s Wagons,
sss, ste, ~ auction tr
8y sGONraOaERY BnOs. a o..
n kosrsorsEy. Ancsonsss.
once-g Osnp street
THURsDAY. October IL. ~ n s'elseb q.
L. o. r. LINERS stsblss Gravsr stress VII 10 els
Elegant Match Hsrsa
Elegant Saddle Horses
Pine Work Nuss
Pine Milch Cows f.s o.
Aiss-Tsp md Opsn Buggss. Hsrn-ss. wagons
~ fsRrs-Oash IN o. 8. Treasury Fctss.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMKRY Bx0s. a co..
n n. MONTGOMERY. AnctionssE
THURsDAY. Oetessr Is. 40 N e'cIeek a.
:: sss ..s%sn s. Of 4 Ss %
such a. Rosswocd M.hessn, and Walnut Bsdstsads, Ba,
G cs ., y cs sS Won; ss s:;
s,s Marble Toy sss Tables y.ss saS
!ns: P.in.nss. 6cOLD. stoyss and 6sn: eta Ssns iSs
4 large invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Bee
ssTrprs-cssh in q. 8. Treasury sc,es
GOOD. MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNITURE,
Bedding Pianos, etc. a. Auction
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. q 90.
= n hoSreonxhr. Auctiorssr.
lsz Race street, between Coliseum And csrp Streets
TIE pSTIRE CONTENTS Of said residence, consisting
Of good Mshoyany and Walnut Bsdro Pal ard Dining
etc., etc IT, : '-'''
One fine square PIANO a.
H7-Tsxn-cash In U. 8. Treasury Votes i1
l. Ii
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ITO SUGAR PLANTERS.
BRAsHEAR'S PRoCEss-sULPHURoUS FUMIaA-
TIoN OF CANE JUICE
Patent Reissued October &c, 1867.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I have appointed Mr.
o. AMkS attorney. to represent interest In the
United States Parent grs.t 70 me for sOYI B: Be ASH
CAfE JUICE" in the manufacture Of Sugar, per
passed Jsnuaiy 70 1865, before Andrew hero. Jr notary
NANCY PoINDExrER BRAsHEAR.
Centervllle, La, October !, 1868.
In accordance with the above notice Joint owner In
said Patent. hereby notify all parties whs
Sulphur Fumes In Fumigating Cane Juice
In the Process OF Manufaeturing Sugar
that the purchase the Mechanical by
Others for carrying into effect BRAsHEARS PROCESS,
does not them the right without
license from And al those who SULPHUR FUMES,
applied directly TO the juice, without Inference
mode Of apple aon without acquiring the legal right
do infringe the claims of The BEASHEAR PATENT and
render themselves liable action
trict Court Of the United States.
Parties wishing to acquire the right to this
Invaluable Invention,
informed that grant Licenses on very reasonable
terms viz One Dollar Hogspesd tf
crop OF 1858 TO be paid at the close Sugar making
Licenses will be furnished application person.
No Peters street opposite the Custom House BY address
ID. o. AMss.
-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UEDERsIGNED BEG TO INFORM
4 their friends and the public that they have formed
SopsItnsrship under the lame and style Of PAYAN
CLOTHING AND sURNisAfSG GOODS BUsfHiSs
AND EVERY ARTICLE APPERTAlNIN0 TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS and have located themselves under
the st Charles HOTEL door from the Of Common
81 eet. THOMAS c. PAvAN
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Democrats OF the Sixth Wavd. Rea
this and Rally IAN persons having refused Regsrs
ten and others wishing Register will report Wig
Chartres nd TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and fATURDAY MORNINGS. q O'clock
until the Registration Of the Wxid complsted. Ali
For.zners Demecrsts wishing citizen win also apply
above By order b. W. SCuTT, President.
v. @. DE L'TsLE,
BENZ. LBGsErr,
JkNEs KING.
CHARLES WELSH,
p. KATHxAN,
r. BREWSTER
Registering COMMITTEES.
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U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS
COLLECTORS OFFICE, DC. LIST, 1858 :
The following described goods having seized for viola
ton Of the laws herein FORTH
given that unes the claiming the shall Ape
and ne their claims according law within twenty ays
from date hereof the goods win advertised and sod AZ
public sncon provided BY sections L. Is and Of the
July Q, 1865 mark, bottles Kirschwasser; vessel
0linds; VIC aon section l, Act July %, ls66 =
July Is, 1867 Married bbls Syrup Of Cane Juice II
halt syrup Cane Jnce steamer Trade Wind violation
August TO- 1865, marked g. under T. PYl box ,s7D Oh.
gsrs steamer GuyAne; violation section a. Act March
1879
August q, 1865 naked p D., kegs Q5S galons Sherry;
box Flor ds Water and lis pairs Kid Gloves mark YES
sell Prima Donna; violation section a. Act March 1899
August "a 1865 mark, casks Rum; vessel Ysabelifa
violation section 65, Act March 1893
September Z 1868, mark, case Absynthe s6 Billiard
Bsls vessel, Elna; violation ct March . i799
PERRY FULLER. Collector.
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We respectfully solicit continuance Of the patronage
has been heretofore literally accorded beg
form friends and the public that prepared
ton TO former business, 10 Negotiate Loans Mort
gage Attend TO the City and STATE Assessments Of City and
Suburban Property Taxes State and City, City
Property and Collect Rents Residents ResSent
All business Of whatever kind ntrused viii msst with
prumpt and busines like attention, The parties
using services win have zeaous and
j. B. WALTON A DESLyONDE
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Books OF subser sptaou TO the Capital
Block Of the New Orleans Steamship Lane viii be found At
,he following named places:
Once Of tie Fscors and Traders Insurance Company, 50
Csrondesf street.
Commercial Insurance Company. Of Camp and Grs
yisr streets
sun Mutual Insurance Company Of Camp and Com
xrrcis Place.
Marshall Smiths once 81 Carondelet street
Shropshire Hathou, Poydras street.
NcCiosksy q Mason, 0rsvier street.
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ing Of the Seymour Knights held this .ening following
resolution unanimously adopted -I
Whereas Great suffering and distress exist asng the
class Of community owing the la food and
the Seymour Knights have appropriated One Hundred Dol
lars TO desy the Of erenade the good
who have made presents to the Club
And whereas IL will please the ladies much to know
fore. be IL
Resolved That the Of One Hundred Dolas heretofore
appropriated for made be given by this Club the su
ftrers BY the Lite ipunaaton and that be
to the Howard Association to be distributed by tn
the name of this Club.
JOHN g. FULLY President. F.
FERp. MARES, Assistant Secretary.
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- Fssays for Yourg Men. on the Errors
and Abuses incident to Youth Early Manhood with the
hum ne view OF treatment and by mail free Of
phs. Pa ~
Hate hslor's Hair Dye-This Splendid
er pye the best IN the worid the only perfect
reliable nstananeous ne ridiculous tilts;
m.des the I'll effects Of bad dyes nvVoratss and leaves the
ar so and beautiful Black or Brown Sold BY al Dug
Factory, Ne. Is Bond strsst Ns- York. We
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IT seems to us that the wrangle over
the War Office resolves itself into this:
asthc President O. right to1tcst The
constitutionaIity Of law of Congress-
in theIcourtsgI . That Air. Stanton ilylds
the Office of Secretary of War, and that
he is Objectionable to. the PresidentFon
personal and partisan grounds, arc mere
incidents, having no further relevancy
to thequestion than that Dir. Stanton
furnishes occasion for the issue. s.
Had the Supreme Court pronounced
the Tenhreof Office Law constitutional,
the case would assume a very different
aspect, and the propriety of impcaching
and removing the President without
delay would be conceded Ell TNqHT
ksWhy does not Congress-awa The de-
cision Of the Court on the law before it
proceeds to an Indictment of Mr. John
SOM Should the Court pronounce the
law Unconstitutional, the counts OF the
indictment, if based on alleged viola
tons Of the law, would falfto the ground.
Even if the law were sustained by the
Court, itais@a question, as we have
stated, whether the President was gull
ty of an improbable offence in pfecipi-
tating the issue resulting in d decision
which all must admit is very greatly
needed to put an end TO the otherwise
intcrminableg wrangle over Q question
of jurisdiction, At all events, there, is
no'occasion for hastyaction. talk about
armingy and the noise and fury which
have served to kindle an unnecessary.
excitement over q matter that should
be left to the peaceable determination
of the Courts. s4asa .ssas ss.s 6
ssas1 Shss1 siSas---sa Ism sxst swH.gsA
And, Mr. DANA who was Assistant.
Secretary Of War during Abraham Lin
coins reign, and isnow chief editor Of
the New York Sun, the organ Of the
Radicals who dislike The corrsesof both
Gtrreclcyanii ed,saysQf the impeach-
ment. sLas6 Es faa tssssa .hsen ste~e . !
So far as we can perceive, he 1.-THE
Pregidentl has not cpmIaitted any Overt
act Of q character sufficiently fragrant
to Justify lis conformation and cxpul-
sion from Office; and, until he has gone
as far as this, It is at least inexpedient
to bring him totriaI. 7 For impeach-
mcnt i uotsproperly political spro-
cecding. 1t is q most serious method
fof) cdifecd1g flIe ih6st serious &rong s;
and it Should lnevcr bsEunflertaken I'M
lesHtl,o cause be unqpestionablc, the
evidence ample. the law clear, and con-
yictipn ccrtain.E Il TIL 81
> Alovsx aii the President fought hotl
be impcached 80 long sasstherea il any
ossiblezdoubt as to the constitutiohal7l
ity ofd Ia, law he shasrsoughta 10 shave1
tralssgfeszeds That question Is no6ajnI
thesmay,6 being sottled lly tl,o coprts;l
and st2e1sS GIL thbif 6cision 10 render
ed, we TRUST that no conclusive actionl
VIII be taken'id cJdgFess. ] - :. = ii
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In Bankruptcy.

Supreme Court Of Idaho Territory, for the M.
OF Idaho-In Bankruptcy. i -as'lie'
In the matter Of David A. johnson. Bans,,,. :.
6 haad Lii il trict OF Maho-SS r1 D1r
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THlT
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|lationwith this pa,inciples II tits an at
tempt Of one Of the parties to the con-
ltroversy to decide it for both 1t as
sumess that Congress had right to
pass the lawyr-and that the President,
Ia den wing that right commits q crime
and inCurs apenalty L mot only the pen
atty which the law itself prescribes, but
the higher penaltypf removal from of
fieewhich fdllows convictioh G Under lpfo-
cess Of impeachment And It makes
the Senate, which is one of the parties
to the enactment of the law, Court
for trying the President, for what is an
offence only as the lawsitself makes it
one, and gives the Senate the full pow
er also Of deciding the constitutionality
of its own action. Suppose the House
should impeach the President, and the
Senate should convict him and deposel
him from Office for having acted in vio-
lation Of this law; and the Supreme
Court should afterward. in due course
of its. judicial action, decide the law to
be unconstitutional; what would be the
position of the President and Senate
before the countryf Must the Presi-
dent be punished for maintaining the
authority Of the Constitution against
an inyalid1 law? Or is the Senate,s
Judgment of the Constitution to over
ride that9of1 the Supreme Court?sYrTrF
q In our Judgment, the impeachment
of the President is wholly out of place
SO long as the constitutionality of this
law is in controversy. If the law is
unconstitutional and therefore null and
void, then the President has committed
no offence and done nothing to 'deserve
impeachment. little law is valid, then
he has been guilty of az" highmisde-
meanor," under the definition of the law
itself, and may be arraigned, tried and
punished therefor. And neither the
House nor the Senate is the proper tri-
bunal for deciding this question, it
certainly would be very extraordina-
~ spectacle to see Congress pass law
creating an offence and prescribing
penalty, and then acting at once as
prosecutor. Judge. jury and execution
er upon the President for violation of
its provisions. Such a proceeding con-
feahds all car ideas Of the distribation
of power among different departments
Iofthe Government Il & dIQ Al II
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=, re Bupreme Court 81 Idaho Tertfita.s s S
51hn -yan Hcutens banlrurs q = tths
18th day q December. 4. .. 1867. On the
|NyAKE NOTICE THAT 4 prrs,1no,5
= been Aled - said Cout By. John Va ~ HAS
O Idaho City y, IN said district, dniy S9ouen
mferttc Get Of Congress q
to establish uniform System Of Bankrnns.so sAn
out the United States approved March 1ee.
dlscnssea .nd certificate thereof nom 81 y.
the 26th day Of March, a. D. 1863 at d s2d thai
ASSIGNED rthe hearing Of the Same. At 49,. Il
4, Mhsn and where you may attend ma !. Slty
ton should not be granted, and BAL }. ssa pet
third meeting Of the creditors Of said Bas and
e 1880 nsld enths 18Th day Of March 4 D. Y y
county Of Ada, l. T.. before H. E. PrcFeA ~ c
*-x Witness my hand and seal of tx Al nt9ar
fireplace and date above mentioned 0u's It
"a % WIN. j. Y0IJyn
Feb. ~, 1868. ''- ''.' A1efs1iory.
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IL on the 25th day OF January, 1868. wsy,.s. !.
bankruptcy was issued olt of the Supreme cs. u
Idaho Territory against the estate of David ~.
son. OF Idaho City, in the county Of Boise Is 49,. ~
District. who was adjndged bankrupt On he o os-a
petition; that the payment Of any debts and the -
iivery OF any property belonging to such banirurt
70 him or for his use and the transfer of any prn
" by him are forbidden by law, and that ssst;n,
OF the creditors Of said bankrupt to prove shss
debts and 20 choose one more assignees a III =
tate. viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcr q !.
holden At the Registers Office in Boise Cty Idabs
Territory. before H. L Priekett. Register in Bauk.
ruptcy for said District on the 4th dsy Of Arm =
lsGS. az 10 o'clock a. NJ. JAMES Il. ALyORD'
80 asss y .s.sss. U. S. Marshal for said Dstre.
BY 0. ROBBINS Deputy.
Miller r Brumback. and T. Miller, Solicitors. 4
a March III. IS6snssw4
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Assignee Notice.

In the Supreme Court Of the United st..a.h ..1sa
District OF Idaho Territory in the mate, ,vr TIE
Van Houten, bankrupt, in bankruptcy. - y JOIN
NyO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ths ma,
y hereby gives notice of his appointment ! M
trict Of Idahs, who has been adudces Ls sns DIS
upon his own petition. by the Supreme cm,t -
District and Territory of Idaho. s'd
CHAS. D. vAJEN. Assivn..
aD Dated Boise City, L T., Feb 20, 1855 rs1Es.