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a1 STATE OF LOUISIANA. sril
District Court--ParfSh of RapideS.


n STATE OF LOUISIANA. srii
District Court--Parish Of Rapides.
ELIZA 3. JAeksos, Novepbe, Term
JAMES n. Bs4cEwELr- No. 1889. Il, 81 a.
TN THIS CASE, by reason of the law
il and evidence being in favor of the
Plaintiff Eliza E.!Jackson, 10 is ordered
adjudged and decreed that she recover Of
tho Defendant, James n. Bracewell, the
sum Of two thousand. two hundred and
thirty-two 22-l00 dollars, with. interest at
the rate OF Ave per cent. per nnnnsi from
the 24!h of October. 1868, and the costs
Of this suit, that her legal and 'tacit mort.
gage on the property Of the defendant be
recognized. That the community Of ne
quits and gains heretofore existing between
them bs dissolved, and the plaintiff have
the administration of her property. sepa.
rate and apart from her husband, the de.
PENDANT in this case. 4 sGa.sui 9h' ladi
Done and signed in open. Court, on this
oath day of November A. D one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty-eight. @'H
PSF ''s 's4'4 ~ J. ORSBORN, .i e.,
Judge of the Ninth District.
T. Filed November "a, 1868. ~ S'"''-'"
|ae5ss9s tsb q. K. HAWLEY, Clerk.
INT IT., 20" -. - CLERKS. OFFICE. !; ~ 1
DrsTRIcr CorRT5--PARIsn OF RArIDEs.
l certify the above to be true copy Of
the original on file in my Office.
Given under my hand and the
c Seal Of said Court, at Alexan.
L1ria this 81 d.y ~ nocor,ho,
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sib SHERIFF'S SALE

/. SEQ, vs., .: No 1424- RI, -"
sam1 W. Heharie. = 70 . sge1,i ., /.
District Court Parish of Rapides, State
afaf Gsd'~ of Louisiana Ha 6gy tilf
zPY VIRTUE of n writ of Fie-i tFa-
- cias issued ont Of the 9th District
Court, Parish OF Rapides, State Of Lon
'isiana, and tol me addressed in the
above entitled suit, Ihave seized and
will offer for. sale to the last and high
est bidder, or Il aS's ''i4 10 l-..' $3.50
Saturday, the 2ndS day of January, A
-i.a!t s1abdae D., 1869, 4 -
between the hours Of II o'clock a. M,
and p. M, at the Court House door
in the town of Alexandria, the follow
ing described property seized as the
property. Of the defendant, by. special
order Of said writ, to-wit: a., -.
: A certain piece or parcel of ground
situated in lot No /, in square No 3 OF
the town of Alexandra, parish of Ra-
pides, fronting on the river, having q
front of % feet with the depth of 1867
feet, being the lot on which, the said
Henarie has a, Store house erected:
bounded on the lower side by the pro.
perty formerly belonging to Isaac Levy
and in the rear by property of Mrs.
Barrett, with all the buildings and i'm
provements situated thereon. ~ ~.
Terms of sale-CAsH, with the BEN
eft of appraisement.. 4c.i .3asrlisiugd
..g,G g d JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
dec2tds--Printer's Fee $l5.aiaasi zig a
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUDGMENT,

Mrs Laura He rnarl'e No 1 s:-;: s
Samuel W. Henarie ides, November Term
.iJgozs n 10 E,gau 1868. & ,tFtl.,ig M
TN THIS CASE by reason of the law and
Il evidence being in favor of the Plain
diff, and the insolvent circumstances of tie
Defemlant being fully proved, it is order
ed, adjudged and decreed that she be, and
is hereby separated in property from her
said husband, Samuel w. Henarie; and it
is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
tween the parties be dissolved, and that
the said Laura Henarie be authorized to
administer her affairs in future, free, from
the control Of, her said husband. ~, -
Thus done, read, and signed in open
Court, on this the oath day of November,
1868. : = = - ,,.,s-,.ryJ. fORSBORN. -
"''' ID Judge Of the 9th District Court.
Filed November oath. 1868, ,,.-,..,,.e,
- @l .S-..,'i., %, X. HAWLEY, Clerk
j CLERKS OFFICE, DISTRICT COURT,
Parish of Rapides. =, 5
-. Icertify the above, to be o true copy of
the original on file in my Office. p. aries,
- III Given, under my hand and
(S the seal of said Court, at Alex
l& kpS& andria, this 9th day of No
J. va 80, :. IS CHARLES OWEN, 81
December 2, s6s-3t. .s Deputy Clerk.
Printers Fees ~ w. "a 4iu1i q.aT rsit
s,srazatrsHJUDGMENT. ans
9erpsat =, B. Reid coa No FAILS. p Ris hdet
Jessee W. Reid, idles, November Term,
Her Husband. 1861" 4. sias.s i.Es
TN THIS CASE by reason of the law and
i the evidence being in favor of the Plain
tiff Mrs Jerusha B. Reid, it is ordered, ad-
judged and decrecd, that she do have and
recover from the Defendant, LESSEE w.
Reid, her husband, the snm of One Thou
sand dollars, with FIVE per centum inter
est thereon FROM the date of this Judgment,
and that her legal mortgage be recognized
on the property of the said Reid, to take
effect from the First day of November,
1862: And it is further ordered, adjudged
and tiecreed that, the community hereto
fore existing between the parties be dis
solved, and that the said Jerusha.B Reid,
be authorized to administer her own para
phernal property separate from that of her
said husband, and the Defendant, be CON
demned to pay the cost of this suit. 49,
Done. read and signed In open Court,
this the 24th day Of November 1868 -s'''
=" ise'isa5 @-is ." fSsaAt j. ORSBORN, ~
o3v q Judge of the 9th District Court.
Filed November gath, 1858. 80 s'o ,'.-9'.
a7Ia4 '2iElsi'. aH o. 4. HAWLEY, Clerk
I certify the above to be true copy of
the original on file in my Office.
Given under my hand and
EzS the seal of said Court at Alex
gHSS andria. this 27th day of No
- vember, A. D. 1863. ~,
CHARLES OWEN,
Decsmber 2, 1sSs-tds. Deputy Clerk.
Printers Fees s12. 49,, - a
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JUDGMENT.

s.s. :, z:'ss VIE 10, 1865 : soe
Ninth Judicial District Court-Parish Of
I+5a Rapides-State of Louisiana.
THIS CASE HAVING BEEN CALLED
Il pursuant to assignment and the trial
proceeded in, and the law and the evidence
being in favor of the Plaintiff, Jane Y.
Kelso, wife, and againts, the Defendant,
Thns. S. Bacon, husband it Is therefore
ordered, adjudged and decreed that shegdo
have and recover Judgment, against her
husband, Tbos. s. Bacon, for the. sum of
Five Thousand Six. Hundred Dollars
(S560G) with legal interest thereon from
the rendition of this Judgment till paid,
and that her legal and tacit mortgage be
recognized to take effect against all his
property from the 1st day of November,
A D., 1853, until paid. And it is further
ordered adjnd sed and decreed that the
community of aequets and gains existing
between her andEher said husband be dis
solved and that she have sole control and
management of her separate and RAJ
phernal property and for costs of suit. - : b
This done and signed in open Court this
94th day. of November. A 2, 1865. ..@.,,r.a
,' Judge Of the, 9Th Judicial District. y, !.
,s5slt -; ,airl CLERKS OFFICE q
DISTRICT CoURT-PARIsH OF RAPIDEs.
/ certify the above to, be, q true cory aof
the original on file in my, Office. fa1d f,ga se
Given under my hand and
nc the seal Of. Court, at gAlexan-,
S& lria, this 4th day, Of Deeem-
Der, 1865. % "..l.3sigIgi Is .sita
,lg.si !" VIM D, CHANDLER, ese7
Dec. 3, 1864. b. =. Deputy Clerk Il
PPFFir e Fees sl2 90. 10. tysgr49 . sarit
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SUCCESSION. SALE.

F5.El94 SUCUESSlUN. aSAhEsas's II 9
Succession of State of Louisiana -p ar:
u, 81. LoSG. ish Of Rapides.
TN. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
= the Honorable the 9th Judicial District
Court, Parish of Rapides, State of Lonisi:
ana. and to ME, directed, I viii proceed to
sell according TO law, ON 'Eat H'lit2ao.'
SATURDAY the 2sth day Of DECEMBER,
t the following described property, to-wit:
'''e machinery. kettles, etc, Of one burnt
sion. - -, SMrrta e r, Hs No. &c
Dec, 9th, iSiiS-3t. Executor.
frntti's Fees ST 90.
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Mrs LnuFs Hsnars Ss l Parish Of kap
Samuel w. Henarie ides, November Term
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COMMERCEAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. May TO- 1868.
CoTToN-The movement has been re.
stricted to-day both by the limited supply
offering and the difference between the
views 81 buyers and sellers, but with a fair
inquiry at yesterdays closing rates the sales
amounted to 1900 bales. Factors generally
ask more than our quotations, but in con-
formity with the days business we repeat
our closing figures of last evening as fol-
lows: -@2Sc for good ordinary; 2S5@29c
for low middling; and middling 29l6DS0c.
These it will be observed were given in our
last report as approximating to the closing
rates, and about &c below the sales during
the early part of the day.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The supply of Cuba
sugar is light, ana operations are restricted
in consequence. Some 375 boxes Nos. IL
and Is sold to-day at l25@l3ic ~ Ii. Lou
lsiana sugar is retailing 1T l45c " b for fair
l54@l59c for prime, 16@164e for yellow
clarified, and 16l a lie for white. The de-
mand for Cuba molasses is also restricted by
light supplies. 1t is quoted by the cargo
at 4SC955c 81 gallon, as to quality.
FLoUR-The market has not shown much
animation to-day; the dealers are now pretty
well supplied, and the sales were confined
to $50 bbls, of which 200 treble extra on
private terms; 100 choice extra at Sl4 IS;
100 double extra at $40; 100 superine, 100
double extra. and 100 treble extra on pri.
fhIe LeTu1sY luO CHOlCe extra al Sl0 5U, ana
50 at SIS u Dbl.
CosN-ls in limited demand to-day, but
the supply is light and prices are firm. The
sales are confined to 1000 sacks, of which
$50 and 800 yellow mixed at ST "a; 400 and
600 white mixed at 81 O5; $50 and 100 white
at 81 07a y bushel
BRAN-Is selling in small lots to the trade
at 81 so - 100 lbs.
HAY-Prime Ohio river is selling in small
lots to the trade at $2102l so p ton. A lot
OF so bales brought S22 q ton.
PORK-The market is quiet but firm to.
day, with a moderate demand at about yes.
terdays prices. Last evening. not reported,
100 bbls mess sold at 500 so u Dbl. To-day
573 bbls mess were sold, Of which 100 and
l43 at S29 25; 200, and 100 at S29 so q Dbl.
1t is retailing at 500 75GD30 y Dbl.
BACoN-Is inactive and only limited g.
tail business doing at l46l44c o h for
shoulders, 174c for clear ribbed sides, and
IS c for clear sides.
LARD-We have not any sales to-day, but
quote prime in tierces at l9ic, kegs 2OAc
~ IL.
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ERIE RAILWAY
GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUEp
" route to New York, Boston, and h H,
cities. "''

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DouEp
" route to New York, Boston, and N,
cities. "a
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS TRos
Dunkirk to New York.
Buffalo to Rev York. .............,.''.'
Salamanca 10 New York.
And is from twenty-five to Twsntys,.
the shortest route.
All trains run directly through to M,
miles without change of coaofs
From and after A priI 20, 1867, tran,
in connection with all western lines a NJ
FROM DuNKIRK AND SALAMANcA-B,{I
time from Union Depoes:
1870 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, from m
Except Sundays). Stops at Salamanca n
connects at Hornellsville and Corning N
~. Express Mail from Buffalo, and ~
York at A. M.
2:35 P. n. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. iron
daily Except Sundaysl. Stops at HornsT,s
A. d. Day Express P. NJ, supper inter.
tne 2;1 Z. N; train from Buffalo, and lrl1
4:l5 P. M NEW YORK NIGHT EXPIRES \
kirk except Sundays). Stops at Salsnr1
NJ, Clean 1885 II. NJ, (supper), TurneTi, \
(breakfast), and arrives in New YCrk NM
connecting with afternoon trains and =,
Boston and New England cities.
FROM BUFFALo-By New York TINA n,
corner Exchange and Michigan streets,
b:4S A. d. NEW YORK DAY EXPIRE
sxoepted) Stops at Hornellsville sis N
last, Susquehanna 2;lI P. NJ. (dinnsrl IN
Z. d. supper, and arrives in New M
4. N. Connects at Great Bend Viii h
Laekawanna and Western Railroad M
City with MidniRht Express D rain 81 n
Railroad for Philsdel2hia, Baltimore "
500 A. M. EXPRESS MAE, via Avon al,
vile daily, except sundays. Arrives n 4
81 100 a. n. Connects at Elmira nj
Central Railroad for Harrisburg. Phiada'
timoret Washington, AID pointa souh.
2;D r. N. L1GHTNIN<A EXPRESS. Gur
eeptedD, stops at HornelSsville 5:6PM,
and arrives in New York ut 100 AN a.
Jersey City with Morning Express Trsin
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Wss6is,
at New York with Morning ExpreN lTIinI I,
and New England cities. ~
SEQ 7. 81. NEW YORK NIGHT RxPRr
stops at Portage s:55 r. N. (supl. intAre,
Hornellsyills with the AIS p. N. train I,
kirk, and arrives in New YOrE at l2sAP. II
II - 7. NJ: C1scINNArI EXPRESS, dali,
excepted.) stops at SuAQuehanna in x
turner's 10 p. NJ. dim, and arrives in M
5i<s r NJ: CONNECTS at Elmira with Nor,
tral Halfway for Harrisburg, Phiadelph
more, washington, and points south, EtG
WITH delaware, LackawannA and Weston
tor scranton, Trenton, and PHILADELPHIA, I
ork with afternoon trains and steamefll
and New England cities.
Only one train east on Sunday. leaving
$40 r. NJ, and reaching New York al u x
Boston and New England passenger.
baggage, are transferred FREE OF oHARa
Hork.
To pleasure travellers the line of the RI
presents many objects of interest, passrl
tue beautiful valleys of the OhemunR, gusl
Delaware, and Ramepo rivers, an ever
panorama of natures beauties command
The best ventilated and most luxuriou,
coaches in the world accompany al isht
this railway.
Baggage checked through and 70 AVA
as by any other route.
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, whieh q
tanned at all principal ticket offices u ~
southwest.
II. RIDDLE, VIM r BA
faRun Observation-Disclosures sA.-if NJ
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Monetary and Commercial


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. )
WEDNESDAY EVENING. May %. le6s. :
We have no improvement to notice in the
money Market proper. The Investments in
city treasury notes and other securities at
low rates appear to have materially dimin.
ished the amount of capital. available for
the discount of the paper offering on the
street, and the comparative stTingency
reported yesterday continues without any
sensible abatement. At the same time
strictly AL notes, secured by satisfactory
collaterals, can be readily negotiated at %
cent 90 month, and good TO second.class are
done At l4@l3, while mortgage paper rates
at 1l@l2 % cent % annum for Al, with ex-
cepuonai transactions occasionally at 10,
and at 1905 for second grade. The banks
discount most ct the approved business
paper offered by their customers, planters'
paper can not be placed even at much more
onerous rates than quotation, In fact it can
hardly be negotiated at all, lenders coniin-
ing their accommodations to city names on
which they can rely for punctnal payment
at maturity.
Gold opened at l4Oi (against 1891 at New
York; and after moderate business closed
ct l40A0l412. The sales include 5000 and
1900 st lA0A: $4,000 and $40, 900 In two
equal sums a. 1A0s and $1,000 at I40a. IN
silver we report g sale Of $500 in American
half.dollars at 1856. They are quoted az
LOU AooIt tA4A A+GAlEstl uuAlnHo 81 l43tlQl4t3
In currency, and 202l premium ii gold.
We have very little 20 notice in foreign
exchange. The limited amount Offering an
peared 20 impart more irmneBs to rate.
with a slight Quotable advance. $1,000 AL
sterling sold at 1854, E200O at 1884 a ehipie
bill for fl00e at less than our inside quota
tons, and fl008 bank at l5l1, Ia hancs
we noticed sales Of q, 900 Al Commercial Al
3.6s2 and q, 600 at 3.671. 8terline "A ouoted
at 1851 0I53f and 1854 for good Ia Al i'm 81
iading and clear, and I5il1l5Ea for bank;
and francs q 3. IO9s.e7A for the former, and
The OFFERINGS OF domestic exchange we're
light, but owing to the limited amount re-
CURED for remittance rates were hardly As
nrIi. The banks Continued TO cheek on
new York At cent premium, at which
they met only g moderate counter demand,
The sales Of Commercial include s25. 600 al
tai premium; SIG 900, 0l0.O 900. sf0.000. and
$4,000 at SIC; $4,000 10 and $40 0Go thirty
days az Z discount. The aales ri hank M.
cinaea $4,000 e 7.i8 premium. There
were also some additional sale8 81 CONNER
The only sale Of stocks reported was 200
shares Louisiana State Bank AZ sci rs.
There L. so@e inquiry for consolidated city
City treasury netcs ruled sim more Ia
favor Of buyeIas Tho sales included 5000
a. ~ cent discount; $4,000 at $50; 5000
and 5000 " 36; 5000 ana 5000 1t $50; 5000
6 plti and $4,000 At 81. Dealers hsaeht
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ESTATE OF THOMAS SHIELDS BIsLAND.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, !.
District CT Louisiana,
New Orleans, May 10, 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i sixtssnth day Of May, A. d. ls6s, WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of THOMAS SHIELDS BISLAHD
Of New Orleans, in the parish of Or.
leans and State Of Louisiana who was
adludged bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt to him or for his
use. and the transfer of any property by him. are
forbidden BY law; that meeting of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt to prove their debts and 10
choose oneH or more assRnees of his estates will bs
held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the Oustomhouse building. in the city Of New Or
leans Louisiana, before q S. kellogg, REGISTER on
the twelfth day Of june, A. d. 1855 at 8
O'Clock, A. D; F, J. HEBRON, 0, s Marshal.
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ESTATE OF JERoME TAYLOR.

UMrED STATES MARsBAL's OFY1oE. \
DistEies Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, May 5, 1868.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il fourth day OF May, A. ID. 1865. WARRANT
IN BANkHufTCY was Issued against the estate OF
JEROME TAYLOR, in the parish Of Ooncordia and
state Of Louisiana, who was adjndgsd bankrupt on
delivery OF any property belonging 10 sucn bankrupt
70 him. OF for his use and the tranafsF Of any prop.
efty BY him are forbidden By law; that meeting 81
the creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove their
dobts and 70 choose one or mors aasiRnsoH OF his
estate will be held at Court OF BANKRUPTCY, to DO
holden ct the Cpstomhouno building in the city Of
New Orleans. Louisiahe. before J. u. q. PiJkin
10 o'clock "a n - =
=, j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
No. T32-ny6tabA District Of Louisiana
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ESTATE OF MRS. O. L. BURKE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFEIoE,
District of Louisiana, :
New Orleans, May 10, 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il eighteenth day Of May, A. d. 1853, WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate
Of Mrs. @. /. BURKE, of New Orleans, in the
parish of Orleans and State of Louisiana, who was
adludged bankrupt on her own petition; th7t the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, TO her or for her use,
den by law that meeting Of the creditors Of the
said 0ankrnptto prove their debts and TO choose
or more assignees of her estate, will be held at
Court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the Custom
house building in the oity Of New Orleans Loulsi-
d Va u n Ioftbf.. - ~
ninth dag Of jane, A. D. lsss at 100 Clock A NJ
=. F.J. HEBRON, u. S. Marshal,
No. 79o-my20 jeeAi District Of Louisiana.
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I
,.,r..s, "a, -. ,. MQnrQe, La, March q, 1913.
H'hto ~ 10 GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
a. twensg.ltll day q March, ID 1865 a
" AtthANT IN BANKRUPTCY vas iss,1ad aeHinst
We esiH,s Of JOHN W. SCOTT, IN the parish
~ hauffurf on he oun naeitioaf fhat fha
ol1lats e 4ns tl1.g ard delis8fy Of any pr0porty
belonging % sHch Bankrupt 10 hiIn or for his d -
and ne Transfer of anF properly b him, are forbid
aSa ~ l-Hs 11as InoelnG Of the creditors Of the
-li4 Daahfupt, 70 provo thoir debts and 70 Choose
aqe Of more gneas q hia estate, viii BE- held At
S9att n atqEv " be tolaga q he once d
9nNenitA hsfors w. y, q. Naker, neeisiar on M
s"Sqy Ainth day n Nay !. q. 1853 81 . ociock
Per p nnth1. p lruty, as llsaseassF
No olz-ss11l AVA
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamphip Clinton, Lewis, from Indianola
and Galveston, to c A Whitney. &co-lsi
district
Steamship Tappahannock, Olsen, from Ha
vana, to l. F Berje-2d district. IL
Steamship Reindeer, Magrath from Rock,
port, Texas, to G P Deshon-lst district
Is
Schooner Charlotte, Pepper, from Pensacola,
to master-NeW Basin
Lugger lie SoHffrant, Perrin, from Petit
Gallon, to MASTERED district Is
Lugger Benco, Bernard, from st John the
Baptist, to Mastered district Is
sTBAMBOATs.
Mollie Able, Green, from st Louis.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile-P RR.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from Pointe.a Ia Hache.
Iberville, Gross. from Bayou Sara.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Lockport.
Mittie stephens, Kellogg, from Jefferson.
Frolic, Brooks, from Jefferson.
National, Sinnott, from Shreveport.
Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-21
EsTATE oT J0RN a. sTRNeER.
gT1ED STATES 1lARsHAI.'s OFFroE ,
District Of Iouisiai,n'

District 81 Louisiana.
Monroe La. March "a 1872
This il 10 GIVE NOTIOE THAT OF, lfifg
\ SEenty,tifkh day d March, A. D. 1855 4 WAX
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was Issued aenInst
the estate Of JOHN A. sTRINGER. OF fhe
perish q gHien and STATE Of Louisiana, who
tom that the payment 81 any dshts md doT,s- ~
ny psrtg bsoAEing 70 such Bankrupt to him or
iof ais se anq zee iranaier Of any property By him
q we SAID bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and to
Snoqss one o. more aa.ignee4 Of his estates viii be
optee q N. " 81 Baker, Y the town 81 Monros
parish q Opeehita, peiqro W. u q. Baker Reaiseor
oe,oek ~ NJ y. y HEBRON, y. s. Marshal
Ter y; p. SRApYa Deputy, e Messenger. =