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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
PRODUCE g, PRey1sIoNs. VI
DIRECTED Weekly by E3 Hunting.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
.j;is'ss'ss;.ss''sS IEFRs'*ts&M
SeasOmable sugge stiOn.

Winter, in this climate, is Il trying Sea-
SOM .4ssunsteEly temEerataTs greatly
nggraS .a& dysperAiasaalaaSts xeSy un-
fayorably upon the sensitive organ, the liy-
er. The Attenuation of frost and thaw
keeps the pores OF the body continually
opening and contracting, and the result
is condition Of tho system favorable to
the action of the atmospheric virus which
;prolaces lintermiaen 1overs; Hence a
protective medicine like HCsrETTER,s
STOMACH BITTERs is especially needed in
thewin. Ay,Menths. The effect Of fhis great
Constitutional ,HviGorant, in rendering
even the 'feeblest frame iinrervious to al
malarous Influences, is 4 grand fact DEM
onstrated by the uniforms, cxperiepcs of a
dnarT be hesntury. Ash stom&hic, an
ilnti-bilious medicine, and preventive
and cure of Fever and Ague, it is the one
thing needful, which none who value the
preservation of health can afford to do
without. 1914.
.qgrr1ssHstssssaas'ssfasa,spooh
regret that they did not take the right an
tidote at the right time. Thousands who
are now suffering from the. early twinges
of liver complaint and dyspepsia, will be
thew donol hrrsx ~ TmscIlf ssSnea.
Nothing is more easy. A course Of the
parest and mast vegetable, tonic and alter
alive known in modern phramRcy+--nos-
letter, $ STOMACH 3ITTEES-will resto re
the digestive organs tothcir Full vigor, and
bring the disordercd liver into condition
ofperfect health, as'certainly assunashine
dissipates the morning vapors Fever and
sAgue, too, is at earce 'ibrokem irp by this
powerful antidote to all nfasAiaticy disc as-
esi Strengthen the sy stem with the BIT
TIERS, and you may defy all the com
plants which prevail at this Indictment
season.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN.
= TESTIMONIALS. 'r'.r
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

chif Justice II the Supreme C,syt Of H., writes;
e - @ Philadelphia; March 10, 1867.
81 find Hollands -jcxA German Ritters' IL
good tonic, useful ,&sskA In diseases of tho
digestive organs, and Il ~, Of great tcGeft Ia
cases Of debility. and want Cf nervous
action in tho system. Yours truly, iYT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

'.t PRICE8 sf.ta.a
Hoonands German Bittsrs Per bottle 5f' Il o.
a4f A'}4436 FIN IS half dozen 4ss1fT.sg6 q
Hoonands German Tonic put w in quart bottlss, 50
per bottle, OF. q half dozen for . 1. J SO
~ Do not forget to examine well the artfCl9 ysu
buy, In order to get tho genuine. s%an "F
+. For Sale by All DruggiSts aud Deal
ses of Neaacanss. H,,"sir sg' -is.t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

And feeling the h,,ll Of tme weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the use
OF these BiTrEIsS, or the TONIC, elixir that ail
instilI new life into their veins restore in measure
the energy and ardor of more youthful days, build
up their slTuken forms, and give health ami happi-
ness to their remaining years.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

y - s11s ~ =.
Constipation, Flatplence, Inward Piles,
10 FuMe SO of Blood tho Head, Acidi.
ty of the Stomach. Nausea, Heart
=. for. the Food
.TnlGesst 81 Wsfakc, in, tlta~t
stomach Sour Eructa-
ticns. Sinking or Flutt-r-
ing at the Pit Of the Stomach,
;7 Swimming Of the Head. Hurried
or Difficult. BREATHING, ,FLYtlerin8 at
the Heart. CHOKING or sufocating Sem
satlons when in q Lying Posture,
4 h. DlmnesA of Vision, Dots or Webs
s,s.. before. the Sight; Dull Pain in =
80 the Head, Deficiency OF
- ness. Of ssSpassA the skin -
san; md Eyes Eyes. u raip il the
1imbs. &c, 4 drds'n
Flushes Of Heat. Burning in the Flesh.
:, Constant 1maginings Of Evil.r aud ;,
Great Depression Of Spirits. ),
These remedies, will cs.ectually cure Jivcr
Complaint, Jaundce Dyspepsis, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Chronic Di.rrhoea, Disease Of the Kidneys,
and all Dseases arising from Discrdered Liver,
Stomach, or Inte7tn"s, -';.E 81.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

/" Milwaukee s Pr, du CHEN RAILWAY. =
TRAINS DEPART,
Mall and day Express Passenger. 7:15 4. NJ.
-. night and hxosAs rassedger,... NJ
~ - 49, fRAfNs' ARRIVE,
Mall and Day Express Passenger, 300 p. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger. a. N.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
NOTICE.

It Is welestablished fact that fully one-half q
tho female portion OF .ANPs cur population are
seldom in the enjoy ment Of good health;
or, to use their own u - expression. neveS
feel ,well,' They are - languid, devoid Of an
energy, extremely nervous. aud have no appetite.
10 this class Of persons the B.TTERS, or tho
TONIC are especially recommended. = q. -
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the Of either u these
dies. They will cure avery case Of IARASMUS,
without fail - ~ FL
thousands, Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands ef the proprietor, but space will allow Of tho
rublicaton Of but few. Those. 1t will be observed,
are Of note and ~ such standing that they must
b believed. .t....-E....~ rs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

McGREGoR WESTERN RAILWAY.
Milwaukee Pr. do Chiea Railway ca. Lessees.
1867. TIME TABLE, 1867
TRAINS LxAvE,
North Mosrcgor, .s:2GA. n.
Cresco,.. ,......1l:54 A. II.
Leroy, .11:c0 A. NJ.
. rp. 4q, ,c .-TnANs Asa'vsc Il al
North Mcdrrg1, = .oosP, 60 - ~: y,
Crcsco, .......... 1922 p. NJ.
Leroy. lao p. NJ.
..,..'s -s..,s +, D. G. SHEPARD, 'supt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
DEILLITx,
RROSTHAaHSbN OF III T. 6YSrEM.
Induced sy severe Labor, e1Arsl
.. Ahis,A. Il xNQ@uces ENYeES. etc.

There is no mIdicine extant equalt
in such csses. A tone and vigor is
whole System, the s<WAQS App
ened. food is en- ,ikS joye
disests promptly, the
tho complexion he con,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
Persons 4ld.aac.,i Ia Life,

healthy, the yellow tinge Is eradicated from III
eyes, baoaa id given to the cheeks and the veal
and nervous Invalid becomes strong and health,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

From Rev. f. d! FENDALL.
Aasistast Editor Christian Chrgnicc, faillifIphiG
have derived decided benefit from the use d
Hollands German Bitters, and feel it my privilege
to recommend them a most valuable tonic, to all
who are suffering from general debility or from dis
oases arising FROM, derangenont0f the liver.
Yours truly, -
- saAsa NH e. D. KENDALL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
HOOPLANDpS GERMAN TONIC

thOU1Q De NYeN.
Tho Rttsts or tho Tonic both equally gN6d and
contain the same medicinal virtues. -..-
The stQuach, from variety W fausos such as Indi
4estidns pysrerss. lAse Nervous. Debility,
stc. fs-vefy apt to ~ have its functions
dersngod. There. AAzH .seh VI xkish it, that
the patient sufyers rom ssverM or more
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
FROM, Rev. JOS. II. KBNNARD. ID. D.,

usefulness Of Dr. liooAnds German Bitters depart
for from my usual course. to express my. fun
conviction thai, FIR general debi7sty 81 TIE system, and
especially FIR Lirsf Cmpsaint, Il safe and ,UfGabs
preparation. In il may fail; but usually,
doubt not, it will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above causes.
1900 Yours, very respectfully, ~
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22


& wdSali attsnilon to The advertisement in
another column Of the Mass Meeting to-
night, at the Mechanics Institute, of the
Radical Republican party. y tat z
The Hon H owarmoth, the nominee Of
the party for governor, heads the list of
speakers; and we expect an eloquent ad-
dress from our young and able leader.
Judge Warmoth opened the fight at the
Philadelphia convention, in 1866, for uni4
versal suffrage for all loyal men, without
regard to race or color; and he will fear
lessly and boldly carry the banner until
The victory Is won, fs, ga 8elE Gao
The Hon. o. J. Dunn, nominee for lieu
tenant governor, and many other eminent
speakers will address the meeting. Let
the Radical Republicans Of New Orleans
show ex-rebels and eopperheads that our
party has but one will and one heart in the
coming campaign, s as-f sa4 SAG
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

STATE APPoNTMENTs.-0n the reeomen.
dation of Governor Baker, of Louisiana,
the following appointments are announced
by General Hancock, to fill existing vacan-
cies: iaU i gao
Tewn Of Columbia, parish Of CALDWELL
]. f. Warner, TO be mayer; G. w. Pierce,
r. B. Signoski, H, Haas, 7, , Hough, and G.
Meredith, to be councilmen. ,..- +.
Parish of Bossier.-Samuel NJ. Furniss,
to be justice OF the peace, seventh ward.
Parish of C0ncerdia.-Louis Frazier, to
be justice of the peace, second ward.
Parish of Jackson.-C M, Mccullough,
to be police juror, third ward.
Parish Of Vermillion.-Lessin Abshire,
to be constable for the fifth justice court.
Town Of Abbeyille, parish of oVermil-
lon.-Lorenzo l. Tansey, to be mayor;
Lastie Broussard and David Frank, to be
aldermen. -' gle3ei f'aiiiF
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. Rodolphe
G. pelardorie, to be police juror, tenth
ward.
Parish of Plaquemines. Alfred Bodin,
to be Justice Of The peace, first ward.
Parish Of ST. Landry. H. Thomp-
son, to be justice of the peace, tenth ward;
Louis Stagg, to be justice of the peace,
ninth ward; Valentine Savoy, to be CON
stable, eighth ward. e He aHar
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

The subscription price Of this paper is
slea year, and The same rates for one-haK
o. one-quarser Of a year, payable in adj
Eance, The paper can be obtained from
tie carriers at the usual rates by leaving
name and address At this Office, or by ap-
plying to the carriers, and payment can be
made 1t this Office or to the carrier.
The Weekly REPuBLIcAN is eve dollars )
year payable in advance. Tae Sunday
RnaRiloAS, delivered bys Carriers, IS also
Ass dollars 3 year, payable IN advance.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
s- MEETING AND EXERCISES
tfr -oF THE- i5es I'd sisl s.
UniOn Army and Navy Officers Association
OF LOUISIANA.


. The First Annual Meetnsoi this Association will
take place al Lgoenm Hall, city goyernment build.
ing, New 0fIeans on SATURDAY, February 22 ls6s,
ct II o'clock Am. .seEs ,rt $50 blad
From Il 10 IL O'Clock the Association viii ofeanIze
by the choice Of officers for the ensuing year. AT
this meeting all honorably discharged ofcersof the
Army and Navy Of the United States and officers at
present in the service are uFited to be present and
enroll their names and take part in the election.
At12o'oock, noon, the doors will be open TO the
public and the exercises will be opened By prayer.
BY Rev.N. 1. BRAKEMANsafter which the asso.
citation will be addressed by General CYRUS
BUssEY. 40 cHs5 9el 89E I7I
Vocal and instrumental music will enliyen the
occasion. Ladiesare particularly invited. :,
banquet will be given inHthe evening, at which
an the persons who have baen invited by shs chair
man Of The committee Of arrangements are respect.
fully urged to be present; and all officers who have
aot receivsd tickets requested to cali on the
ihittss and procure them. hla fzannas aff fo
.rfe2l 2ts A. T. GURNEY. Chairman.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
ESTATE OF J. l.. asnrqoRY

oRFi6n UhrrEB STATES MARsa,,
p sfs be is9 . Di1trirtQk Lon siam +
.agF MONROE Aa-s fsbrnary Il, ~
THIs fsaTO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON NJ
y fourteenth day Of Febtnaiy Al. b. ~ s
MAkkAhT IN BANKRUPTCY wax
eued against the estate Of u L. Gpf
QRYi OF the parish cf Caldwell and Stai,
l1outaianas Mhaaha been adiudged q bankruIi
delivery Of any uEgperty belonging 10 such A.,
rupt, to him or for his use, and The transfer " 2
ing of the creditors Of the said banlgrnpt. To ~.
their debts and TO- choose one OF more aesiqnseX
bis estate, VIII be held at Donrt Of Bankruntev
Town Of Monroe, parish Of Ouaohita, before ", i.
Baker Aesietef, on the eleventh day q April, 4
te6es ht lDo'clOok Al II. JgHRRR0H
:. 80 - Ffs United States Marsh
Per u, M GRADY, Deputy. as Messenger.
No. 434-fe10 au1l 2 " 7-''-F-f
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

-
Captain g. H Roberts and Captain
Ludecke, who were appointed by the Union
Army and Navy association meeting as a
committee on decoration, were husily en-
gagged yesterday on performing the work
assigned to them The arrangement will
be quite artistic. There are some thirty or
forty battle flags gracefully displayed,
many Of which have been through difficult
marches long pFOracted sieges, and hotIy
contested battles, out Of winch they have
emerged in q condition sufficiently iattered
70 reflect othe highest honors upon the
brave men who fought and conquered
under them. They were an Originally Of
an excellent quality Of red, white, and
blue SIX, bpt he value Of TIE fabric kss
passed into that Of the ohonors they
have achieved, by which II has
been increased beyond calculation. They
icFm most appropriate decorations for tie
inauguration of TIE Union Army ana Navy
association which it Is proposed to organise
today. The ceremony Of electing efsicera
will begin at eleven o'clock. At twelve
the doors Of Lyceum hall win be thrown
open % the ppblie, who are respectfully
invited to yitnsss tie exercises which viii
follow that event such as aadrsaaes, and
vocal and inatrumental music. In the
evening banquet will be given 10 the
members and invited guests. We are IN
aehted toDOh H Fardep, Eaq for polite
invitation % Bs present
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

puzzle even General Steedman To decide
We turn in despair to, the old and familiar
saying that birds Of a feather flock to-
gether p and here we stop-for the plu-
mage and odor of buzzarda and Cranes do
not invite to a nearer inspection. & y
In another column are the proceedings
Of a sweettempered ~ and Christian ~
meeting held at Alexandria by the Rapides
parish g Democrats, = at which the son Of
our amiable ex-governor figured as secse-
tary, aud any quantity Of other Wells gave
out their odoriferous oil. The resolution Of
these loyal q gentlemen ends as follows;
That the infamous scheme to subject the
whites of the South to the domination of
their former slaves, and to put their civil
and political rights under the control of
those slaves, through the forms of negro
suffrage, has no parallel in the history of
modern civilization. q
wonder what are the feelings Of the
halfdOzen colored men who hang arouad
the rooms of thetso-called boilers when
they think Of the company they are in but
we do not wonder what will become Of
those who would sacrifice their principles
and party for a little money, or an imag-
mary chance for some insignificant Office,
But now that the bolt, is found 10 be only
a shy and at-a shadow, the few true men,
if any such there are in the true central'
concern, should come back like prodigEls
to the party from which, while drunk with
disappointment, they went blindly stag
gering away. Esq
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

OFFICE UHtTfD srArfs MARsH.,.
Distaict Of LOUISIANA
Monr0e La February ID, IA
THIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on m
y stonrteeqth day Of II FebfuaTy. A. d, 1ses 4 w
KANT IN HsAfSKkQP PROV. was issned aeairii
estate Of j, M. LttWI9 Of the usrifh 81 Clasil.
and State Of Louisiana, Who has been adindis4
bar krupt on his own petition; that the paymesil
any debts and delivery Of any pfpparty belonTa
70 such bankrupt, to him or 1nr his ufe ana +
transfer Of any properly BY him, are for6iddes
law; shat meeting Of the creditors Of the z
bankrupt to prove their debts end % chooss on.
Of Bankruptcy, to be heldan At the Office Of " ~
Baker, in the tqWn Of Monroe, parish Of Quasi
third day Of MGrch a. u, lsss &C 10 oiciock a 1
LIZ Ed. HERh0N, u s. Marshsl
PET n: NJ GRADY, Deputy, as n1essenger
No 436--fs7O n1h1l 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
IN BANKRUPTCY.


OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSH,
District Of Louisinna1
Monroe, La, February III M
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON m
4 fcufteenth dsy Of Fabfuary. A. ID. 1bG8. W X
RANT IN 6AEKRUPICKw wah iasued against
estate OF DAVID FLETCHER. Of the parish
Clai1Qrre and 8eetn al Louiainna. .uho has heen !
judged bankrupt on his own petition: thaf K
payment Of any aebt8. and delivery Of any pros,s
belonging to such baHkrupe to him or for III 4.
and 1.-THE trausfer Of any property BY him, are is,s
den by law; that meeting Of the creditors oi a
sbid bankrupt, to prove their deDta and TO an
one or more aesiEnees OF his estate will be held
Court Of Hankfuptcys 20 Be hale6n at the of6aa
". ], q. Baker, IN the town Of Monroe, parish
Ouaehita. hel0re W. u q. Baker, HoEiztef IN A
NJ. 2llrsltrffi F.J. HEHHON, 10. IS sHiaFth,Ia'
Per n. NJ GRADY Deputy, - Messenger.
No. Aal--.la2o nlh0a - -. -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
MEETING OF eENEKAII,.CL .CLjUnniFIEl
uNlON ARNY LN1 NAVY Ass0CILTIpN.


This Committee met at No ls st. Charles street
last evening and organized eHoics Of General
A. I. Gnnuy - Chairman. and Id6utenans j. H. G.
FaEksr. Secretary. The following cenmitbsss .weFs
appointed. saaa sss-aAd 81 aAs Eahs
on saE1zoF T1oKETs 70 zHn BAxoqEz-- fTo Be
svoh On the evenng Of the ga fnstant 0olonol Don
a. Pafdtd. ohairnan, with twelve assIstahta. i
On IoAsTs-John NJ. q. pdfkst, Colonel H. j.
Camp pteH, Captain O O. Inasoks. - s Il
on DEcoaAT1oNs- Captain o a. RbbsF,s, oaptaih
Ludeoke ,esai
OK MUsIo-GenerAl Gurney, MAJOR q. McKay
OK RKcErz1oN Colonel CHARLES Case, Major II.
o. cEictmore. Captain J. ". sch6enecksr. .9l'.
on sUrrER asheral A. l. Gurney, J. H. G.
Parker. Captain Eehoenerksr.
ToWAI os GEEEhkr, HANCOCK 4aD sIilrr kxn
GKsn1An BpcHAsAH AND BTAt4- Colonel Don A.
Psrdss, MAJOR Il. 3, Steele, IAsutenant J. N, 6.
FaFksr Ws
Voted % extend invitations % the preas Of this
eityi and that the Committee on Insitaiions b
rsQuettod % invite Judge r. H. pureii, Hon. I'd
ward Heath. aAd othafsi ~
AdiouzHpd 70 meet a anme place on ThnradaJ
sSsnina nr5t a o'rleukss 3af n ~ srrIs.
fe18 j. NJ. O. PARKER Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

PUBLICATION OF THE REGISTRY LISTS
1t appears that we erred in the construe-
ton Of circular No. s relative to the pub
lication of the registry lists for the several
parishes. We are informed from head
quarters that General Hancock has ordered
the publication to be made in accordance
with law. 1t affords us pleasure to make
this correction.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
ESTATE OF CLEMENT TOAREOSAND
ALPHONsE DE BLANC, -
Individually, and as Members Of the Firm Of Mon
tagne Carlos

UNrIED STATES MARsHA1's OFFICE,
DistricG OF Louisiana, !
New Orleans, Febfuary 90 1858
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
twentieth day Of February, A. d. leea, q WAR
RAkT1N BANKRUPTCY was isaued against the
estate Of CLEMENT CARLOS and ALPBONSE
DE BLANC, individually. and aa members Of the
hrm OF " Montagne Carlos, OF New Orleans, in the
parish Of Orleans and State of Louisiana who have
been adiudeed bankrupta onstheir own petitions,
that the payment Of any debis and delivery Of any
properly belongingt0 to such bankrupfs TO them OF
toe their use, and the transfer OF any property BY
them, are forbidden By law ;t11t y t6tina Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupte to prove their debts
and 70 ehooae one or more sssgnesa Of their estates
Will be held at Court Of Banlruptey to be holden
at Customhouse building IN the city Of New Orleans
keuisianA, bsfora q; s. Kollegg. Register, on the
thirtteth day OF April A. d. 1853 at 10 clock "a, M
Z n. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal.
No. f55-fe7f aps6 District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
EsTATE on HsAAO w. FIFE.

OFFICE U6urnp ETArEs MAHsH.l
District Of Louisiana
ia Monroe. La, February "a II
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on II
y fQurtgenth day OF February, A. ID. le6s 4 M
Rant IN BANlhR PTCY was Issued agaIne
eHt1ts OF lcAAJ w HlHtt, of the parish of I'D
hnand state Of Louisiana, who haa been adiudss
bankrupt on hisoEn petition that the payme
any debts AND delivery Of any property belong
such bankrupt, 10 him o. for his use and thd "a
fer Of any pronertN " him. ara. rhidden h g
that mleetiuf 81 tho cred dftors 81 tha said bank
to prove their debts and 70 thodea one or moi
signees Of his sstata will e herd ~ y Court al n
Tupteys 10 be holden at the ofllcs Of w. j. o. R
IN the town Of Monroe, paaish oi 0aachita ~
w. j. q. Baker, Register on tho thirtieth q
March, A. ID. 1868, e. 10 o clock a. N.
3 :. -. u. y. HERRoN, y. s. Msla
Per ~. n. GRADY, Deputy ns Messsngef,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

E = 11a- OFEICE UnIrEn ElATFs NJ Ans1
District OF Louisias'
McnToas La, February n
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
= l4ntteqntn day e. KabEaaly, a. b. 1863, I
8AhT IN RAl4kNuRIqt 1aa ig.ucd agdil
frtnAIIn and Stats 81 Eouitfaud Wh5 has hel
1udsSd lanAfupt On kls own N1alllon; t1l
payment Of any dehtg and d6livaig 81 any pli
4rd the transfer of any EKoptFtg l4 him, are 4
den bF leFy t11t q meetin9 of'tho eleditofsf
fai4 tar45npt 70 pfoyt theif debts and 70 :
one Or rI1YQ aGlI FnnGa Of his oatafa NiIl be hof
Court u y HaukllI1tt7I ~ he holdin ct thso "a
~. D.. q Baker, in tAe teNn 81 Monroe pa|
Ouach}ta. before w, v. q, Baker, Register
elqFenth des Of Aplli. A. u 1aee a. % o'elooEA
Per ~ ~ GnAp1 Deputy, as "A 6sEdnger.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
IN BANKRUPTCY.
EsTAgE or PKERRE MEpN GU.
Sachs,
Individually. and a. 4 Member Of the Firm Of
Cusaohs Ogden


District Of Louisiana,
New 0rleans, fehrunT7 co. 1eaa
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on TIE
4 nineteenth daF Of Eebruary, =. D. lesc = W Ar
estate of PIERRE LhoN CUSACtiS, indIsidnally,
and as mamhet Of the 6fn Of Cusaoha 4 osden. ol
New Orleans, IN the pArish Of Orleans and ntata Of
Petion that the payment Of any debts and delivery
Of anF property belongink 70 such bankrupt TO him
him. are forbidden By law; that B tneekipg of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove their debts
Will be heldtt q Court of Bankrnptcy 40 be holden
g Customheuse building, il the oily Of New Or
the senth day Of April D, le4. At " O'clock a. n.
~ ,s II. j. HEBRON, u, s. Marshal,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22

~ OFFIcE UNITED STATES MARsH,t|
Dia1rictof Louiss1aa

y :" UEIIIL UNITED oTITEs WABa1I7
District Of Louis ana
a.fs-s, ls5 s4a Monroe, La, FobruRry "a lii
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OK fl
4 fourteenth dav Of FebruaRy, A. d. 1861, nj
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was iigaed againsil
estate Of ISAAC G. NABEnS, of the parisk
trenklin aud State q Louisiana, Nhe has been;
JUDGED 2 bankrupt on hie own position that the 4
ment uf any debts aud delivery Of any properisi
longing te such bankrupt. 70 hiIn or for his nss
the transfer o. a1y prvpaEty bY him, are forbiddt
laWi that meeting Of the crsditorg Of the said N
rapt, to prove their debts AGd 10 choose one Or nl
assigneea Of his estate. VIII b held at a Cont
BankFnptcg. To b. holden at the office OF w. II
bakeHs ln the town Of Monroe, parish Of Quad
Of April, A. D. 1858, al 10 O'clock "A. M.
. f. y. HEBRON, u. s. Mar,hf
Fer n. a. GRADY, Dsputg, a. Messenger.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-22
RE8OLUTIDN OF THE REPUBLIC
AN STATE DOMINATING CON-
vENTION ON JANUARY I6, 1s0s,

RESOLVED, THAT We HEREBv PLEDGE DUB
11YRs, OUR FeRFuEEs, AND OUR SACRED
aoaoH 10 THE SUCCESS or THE RADICAL RE
FUBLIcAN PARTY, AND THE ELECTION OF TIE
CANDIDATES We HAVE NOMINATED.
AD0PTED UNANIMOUSLY.