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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-12
A Sharp Teller.

Inc syracuse Courier gives the follow
ing account of the neat manner in which a
band teller Of that city secured the arrest of
Cameron, the counterfeit bond operator:
Between the hours of IL and l o'clock
on Saturday afternoon, a stranger called at
the Salt Springs Bank, in this city, and
presented II United States 7-30 bond
($l00) to the teller John W. Truesdell, and
desired to exchange it for currency, and
the premium which it was entitled to-
Mr.. Truesdell, as soon as he saw it, knew
| it to be counterfeit, and thought he
would cause delay in the negotiation for
the bond, and have the scoundrel arrested.
There was no one present with the teller
but little boy, and to get him to 60 after
police officer, without exciting suspicion
on his wary customer, was a very delicate
task indeed, but as the sequel will show,
Mr.. Iruesdell's tactics worked admirably
The teHer replied that he 'believed that it
was quoted at lilo, which would make the
bond worth $780," The stranger seemed
quite anxious to close the bargain, where
upon the teller remarked. "I'll look at the
Post and see what 1905 are quotee at,
at the same time turning to the boy, and
inquired, where's the Post? have you
seen anything of it ~ and watching his
opportunity, he whispered to the lad, "Go
for a policeman as quick as yor can" and
then in a loud voice he told the boy to run
and get Post. 1t was evident that, the
stranger began to think that it was not all
o. X. with him, fol he requested Mr..
Truesdeil to let him see the bond again, as
he wished to make note of the date oil
issue, etc. This kind of nonsense wouldn't
go down with the teller, who knew that if
he got it in his possession again he woulo
be off instaater. So he very kindly ex-
amined the bond and gave him the date, as
desired, and at the same time he took
from the drawers large pile of bank notes
and said, II III give you $ll00 for the bond,
and take the chances as to what the quo
tations may be in the Post" This seemed
to have the desired effect, and the stranger
readily agreed to the proposition. The
reader can rest assured that Mr. Truesdell
for once in his life, was very slow while
counting the money and placing it in Sl0O
packages. About this time citizen came
into the bank wishing to draw out some
money on his personal check. The teller
Informed him "that his account with
the Bank was in bad shape, and he
would be obliged to look it over before
letting him have the money" Of course
the citizen was highly indignant, and was
invited behind the counter to examine the
account himself, and while SO doing Mr.
Truesdell whispered to him not to leave
the bank, as he was going to have the
stranger arrested for attempting to pass.
counterfeit United States bonds. The citi-
zen then saw through the ruse adopted by
the teller to keep him there. Just then
the boy entered, not with the Post, but,
two healthy policeman, who took the
stranger in charge. @
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-12

First appearance of the AMATEUR COM
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-12


driven from the ranks.
Personally, the Presidential office has
no attractions for him. During the war he
had given sixteen thousand, commissions
to officers of the army, and he knew they
demanded the union they fought for.
The largest meeting of these gallant sol
1iers ever held indorses the action Of the
Convention.
He does not doubt triumph, which will
bring back peace and prosperity to our
land, and give US once more the blessings
of wise, economical, and honest govern
ment.
New York Aug. 5.-The Tribune, this
morning, is delivered of one of the periodi-
cal sensations with which it enlivens its
readers during political campaign. 1t
proclaims that the New Orleans Democrats
boast that their party will carry Louisiana
for Seymour and Blair, if they have to kill
every negro on the soil. The Tribune
then goes on to say that it has little hope
of Radical success in the State unless the
"Unionists" are armed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Tbe President
peremptorily refuses to send arms South
as requested by Southern loyalists.
ATLANTA, August SIN the election o.
State officers to-day the entire Republican
ticket was elected.
a bill was presented in the House 70,
the election Of municipal authorities fol
Augusta to relieve the present military
appointees.
In the Senate the majority report of The
Committee on Privileges and Elections
was adopted by % to Is. This report
states that by the laws of Georgia. alone
none of the elections have been legally
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-12

BuTrER IN Doc DArs.-A correspondent
of the Peterborough Transcript gives the
following directions for making good but
ter in hot weather:
After the cream has been churned FIVE
minutes, or just as it begins to break as
it is called, throw into the churn piece of
ice as big as a pint bowl, churn steadily
till the little Jumps of butter are all brought
together in hard, solid mass, then take it
from the churn and work it over quickly,
the first time adding what salt is necessary,
and then set upon the cellar bottom with
"a small piece of ice upon it. Early the
next morning give it thorough working
over, getting out all the buttermilk and the
salt evenly mixed, and you will have good
hard butter every time. We have tried it,
and know from experience that butter can
be made to good advantage through the
dog days, or any q during the warm
weather."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10

CAUTI0N!-None are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and London" are
observable as a Water mark in every leaf of the
book of directions around each pot or box the
same can be plainly seen by holding the leaf to
the light A handsome reward will DO given to
any one rendering such information as may lead
TO the detection Of any party or parties counter
feitng the medicines or vending the same, know
ing them to be spurious.
- Sold at tho mandatory Of Professor HoI-
LowAY, so Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
throughout the civilized world.
va There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
NIB. Directions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
va. Dealers in my well known medicines can
have Show Cards, Circulars, dc. sent FREE OF
EXPENSE, by addressing Thomas Holloway, 50
Maiden Lane, N. y. febl2dwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
Piles and Yistula.

Every form and feature of these prevalent an
stubborn disorders lie eradicated locally and en-
trely by the use Of this emOlient; warm fOmeH-
tations should precede its application, It's heel
ing qualities will be found to be thorough and
inyariabe.
Both the Ointment and PiHs should be used
in The foIlolciag cases:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
Female Complaints.

Whether in the young or old, married or sin
gle, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display so decided al
influence that a marked improvement is soon
perceptible In the health Of the patient. Being a
purely vegetable preparation, they are n safe and
reliable remedy for all classes Of Females in ev-
ery condition Of health and station Of life.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
FOR SALE.

TUE following property is offered for sale
L The east 40 feet Of Lot l, Block !, Akin
son ID addition to Moline.
Ih1 south Of south 10 acres out lot s, o.
born's % addition to Moline.
, ne :. W. !, w. !, sec 20, tp. 10, east, 4th
P. NJ, near Port Byron.
Also acres in L. c. corner, s. J of n. use.
sec: j. tP. IL, east in the village of Cordovs.
Also, 70 oDe-hundredths of an acre, late resi-.
denee OF Edward Phillips, near Moline depot.
Refer to Andrew C0nsnt, Rock Island.
THOMAS MOWERS, SEN.
mch7Odtf. AtIi2sor In
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
coon NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

say for them not 10 have Children must have sure in.
accent aud safe remedy ~ prevent conception. ThCy
can with perfect confidence and safety use DIR RApi
AELs Remedy. They will thus not only pIUyOnt IN.
Of family but they will at the time promote
and preserve their health because his preventive Hn0
cent and safe II does not Interfere with diet or turn.
patton 1t Upoat0B without sickness exposure and Is
certain IN its effect It uOt only prevents from having
children hu 70 will restore the monthly periods and
improve the health. II Ladies who have suffered from
misplaced confidence consult him before they get mar
rief he will restore their bloom freshness and ygJr oi
youth and enable them 10 enter married lite with con
bdeuco u health and happiness - J0Tnu N Hedth
llear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the
9Th Of March s62: Ndocidsdly opposed a. drugs
and advertised remedies for the prevention Of having
children aud wSioel our duty 20 acknowledge bone
~ from any and every source when IL for the relief ~
suffering humanity fact has 10 Onr knowledge
that ought h be promu gated and widely circulated or
Tie benefit Of those ladies whose delicate health makes
70 necessary & prevent uu increase Of family About
twelve months after marriage lady Of our acquaintance
gave birth T. daughter but her suicrings were 80
great that her physicians desparai OF her life ms
made her druad the thought Of again becoming mother
She tried everything u prevent repetition 81 hcrsuoI
ings but without succeeding Two years after marriage
she again confined but her huherugs were ~ great
thai the child died aud her life despaired OF
Che told by her family physician that II sho Mad any
more children he oarri her life would be the forfeit
As all tho remedies she hal tried before had Jailed,
she applied 70 the Botanic phy-,ciSn DIR kArhAEL,
for his Preventive to have Children Ills remedies Lah
tho doaired effect they not only prevented her rom
having children, but they also improved her health
THE PURE ALL THINGS AEE PRE- Tho Botanic fhysi
clans remedies Dee recommended, hecausr they are
innocent auI safe They operate without causing sick
tEplure. They do uJt Interfere VITA ue o'et
or occupation Thoy do not inure III health lnt tey
| arc certain 10 their elect A. MElwGs, MDp
G PANCOSr ND.
ITis hours for seeing visitors from 10 \. VI 70 !
T NJ bAuv.-arygAls EsgErTED-'r ga EAST NAni-
soy STHLIT ,ug srAIRs) BETWEEN WELLS AND fAAh-.lN
| sTpEyTs CHICAGO, 1u.NHI-. Consultation rec, Iwp
Dollars. 0 has private '.nHuitAuuu rooms Tor lA'i
| AMI Gentlemen F4gn visitor haa separate room,
arranged that the most delicate, refined and Hau'
sitve can visit tuo Doctor cJuuienlialyi without lee
| lug sppv ~ any ..aur Visit.r.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
EDWARD WILKINS,
Dealer in and Practical
TUNER AND Il EPAIRER
PIANOS AND ORGANS

So BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Orders for Tanning left at his store, or at the
music store of J, G. WsIlace, or at the hook
store of Devoe Champion, Rock Island, will
receive prompt attention.
Work guaranteed and best of references
given. junlSdT
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
nrysipelas and Salt Rheum

Are two Of the most common and viTuleDt die
orders prevalent on this continent. To these the
Ointment is especially antagonistiO, its "modus
opetnndi" is frst to eradicate the venom and
then complete the cure.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
nrnptions on the s1lin,

Arising from bad stute Of the blood or chronic
diseases, are eradieated and q clear and tTnnspL
ent surface regAined by the restorative action Of
this Ointment. 1t surpassess many Of the cos
metics and other toilet appliances in is powor to
dispel rashes and other isfgurements Of the face
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
had legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.

Cases Of many years standing, that have Tor-
tinaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment have invariably suceumbed to RteW
.nrliootions Of this poverful unguCnt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10

BunionS, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chlblains
PistulA, Gout, LumbAgo, Mercurial Eruptions,
Piles, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Skin
Diseases, scalds Swellcd Glands, Sore Legs Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores Of all
kinds, sprains, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
erNal Sores; Wounds Of all kinds.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-10
HolIOway'S Pills,
Abb
OINTMENT
Disorders Of the stomach, Liver and
Bowels.

The stomach is the great centre which inhu-
ences the health or disease Of the Sylten abused
or debilitatod by eGcess-indigestion, offensive
breath and physical Prostration are the nH'uia
oopseouepoes. Allied 30 the brain, II 10 the
source of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints and unrefreshing sleep. The Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious disorders,
pains In the side, &C. The Bowels sympGthiEs
ty Costlyenoss Darrhua and Dyssntsry. The
principal action of these Pills is on the stomach,
aud the liver, lungs bowels and kidneys pattoi-
pate IN thOir rocupsrattye and regenerAnvo oper-
Atisn,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
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NttD CIVILIZATIONS.

NEW MUSIC.-"Kilamey Quadrilles,n Win
~ vocal ntrodnen and beautiful picture Of tie Lakes Of KaIa!
& r'ss &c @ . bPg9s PSs'fa asIo S @ ToRE & So IS 80 GS
through Jour music bookstore iu Of failure "e " "
a. once. Sent postage nee ---
In PreaJ
T ECTURES ON THE PROGRESS OF 4SS+A1Iy ANAIry;
u sgS 3NY ASP sTRGHsH sos K PRESENT
O' Din TgIiH a. TOWNSEND ADAMS No 4 BroOmes, n Y
IMMENSE PRICES PAID for LIBRARIES
: caRhFfsT nv SSHHS BOOKSTORE in .ss World.
OUR GREAT CATALOGUE. No H. FRbG
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TIIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and all inter
'tG R rSO rSScGSs REGISTER and wHG ard TRIBTSs
saSAc T T he'd .S. $ gS S ssTRsi R 5 S1 1.
sns @ s Ss a s SsSssd 't Fs. :' sS nal
rINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
is NOW READY.
1T CONTAINS;
ASTRONOMICAL t1
Csituesr--Jew,h, hlhOmtdsa
Calendar, g,uu, D.e.mO,) ch"s"oi The Moon r's'u On
the Meridian; the RoonAt sdsa Neon HsrI ard ssu'f
sftbs Sun and Moon throughout the United s'''s'
Copjuntions Lunar and Planetary.
EenpssI ioT the ysir is6a
Planets oulurenons fPsrets ard oi1 A'ttth
sshIonL
Star Table,
Tide Table 100 PlSesa
POLITICAL.
THR GOVERNMENT
Clbinsi-Ths Prttidsnfs
Consr,a-Menbes OF the Nith
Executive OEesn-6enenl
Foreign Miuitcs
Judcary-Supr.mt Court
Postome,r Of Members Of fCorCc.
TtnitoHes-Dtegstes from
srArRs OF THB UNION
Lr,. Population 10 1860 twbie eoO,s and Iaesl
peas Of Population 1850 1860 number ohsmber' Of Con-
,us state CAPITALS GOv,Oi State EIeetoui Tins Of Meeting Of
Ltg,lstuTts IN oo,,.n,ss
Synopsis Of , Principal Acts Pissed the Second se''o' Of the
x&AiA'A c'rf'''@ PUBLIC RrsoLuross
tn. most Of the Public Resolutions Passed stth' Second
se,sion 9TH. XXXxlh Congress.
PROCLAMATIoSs.
Ant Proclamation, ,sd By h, President ron December 1855 to
October, 1867.
PROGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION REes1
yoi, Of State legislatures the CouIulora ha,EGHenL
Tho Rseor,,ru,,ion Aet OF Congress
Prosress OF Imp srta Suffrage
The Freedusn's BGrrsn.
MOVEMENT oF POPUI.TIoS.
Proer,n Of i, Population Oftte UrIed States from 1890 10 A
State Ctusases tnoe 1860
The Pebble Debt 1896 ard 1861.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION S itss.
Vote ofhe Electoral CotgtSat former l'sdet'ii EleH9-I
The Electoral College In lGCs
ELECTION Returns
81, n. States and Territories hoHs Eteioa' IN se'
carefully compiled compared with former Election, Caier n, head
Of Southern States Of white and eooTsd voters
registered and the number Of votes white ard eeo.
cart for and igans the boiling Of State Con'shton'
Popular Ptudeni by States, IN 6i lge0 and ls6
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Tie sstes Of America and Europe Of rcpato, o. s"t
1851 ard trvohT sccouas
nawe sd te ofrr year bis Ors Of to1'rsssst
PRICE 20 CENTS PER cory.
SEVEN POSTPAID FOR 4 DOLLAR
Alden orters. with esh irelossd. 20
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SUPREME COURT, City and County Of
- NsNYok-LEON LOEB, VAint1 sgt DAVID NOLLNER aud
oitefs. dsfehdaats-kkCE ElykKB SALE
Under and By e Of ue Veste9 Receiver The m
deGuei will sell Tuc auction and 10 the bgbct bidder The
lsh day FRBRUARY eo at II O'Clock the prsmlsss Nos
2g sna 2ei CLeTJ street Cy Of HswYoh Gs STILLS TUBS
Ae And All other personal property Of the parties h Auo ana DO
scned 10 the complaint ard order appointing Receiver tbs aron
AID which property situate the sbovedsIbsd premises, Sos 23l
ssd 2si Cherry street, seW.loTb CITY
DAisi PehTuDy u, l1a
aUsTAVUs RIO
Reeve.
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Ja.! ralI!.A.d. May B, oIleIsd ly pa,l.

Jp1t TuJLsltl NAY % UTItItu " pUFL
n RAT OR Y-SACRED AND SECULAR I;
" Or, THE EXIBMTORANBOUs SPEAKER MeialingA Chair.
maHs Guie By wN PTTeEh Introduction by the Hon JOnS
BSeHar Rgss and Methods Of Practice BY which Rssdbs in The
kIPreeS " rsh be acquired and acceptable style both 10
composon sgd gesture cblABd One handsome 2nO vol Of go
pages, taxed paper bsrsiel boards Price 81 80 WELLS.
Publifss- 10. $50 Broadway, Sew-YoTt.
Th u believed to be Of hs instructive aud practical wols
yet published.
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EDtraues twenty p.lst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iORK;
For wIIayen and Bridgeport ice soc tx 30 r. IS
(Es.l sea (kx.l 345 40. And aO0 (krl ,.
Mri StIa'ir. Fsted souihI ard Nepoi 100 llao
a m.; a43 4.3O ?. "a.
Por Darien Too 900 ll.9o a. N. a.lS, 40 S3Op.m.
For stanford TC0 ao0 lfI 200 lo i2l5 (l Is. 3Qo
(E1l 945 40 (EIl 40, $50 GJD. QO0 (sR.) p m
GrrsBuish and intern eise stations 7oO. 9tO ll3 2l3
145 40. 49, $50 p -
For Boston via Springfield 60O D. (Exl 800 (Ral 30i
For Boston ys Shore Line, 2l5 (kH l $40 p.
For Hartford and Springfield. eco ia lE 2s 300 Ab 500
For Connecticut River Railroad 500 tENl l25P Mop
neAi, m. Northampton
For Hartford Providence Fstkl Railroad Loo EI NJ ns
For EewsysD NewLOneon aud s:oops scu Railroad 400
l2i5 3O0 AOOp D. IN.
For Canal Railroad. l2l3 p m. to Northampton.
For Ilouaonle Railroad, $50 ". 3fc
Nor Naugs,uck Rsilru.d. SEQ m. On ~.
For Danbury aud Norssh RsilTosd, 7C0. 9U)s 4l0pm
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached 70 8olp N tTau
r..... NM. -. JAMES H. HOYT ShpL
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dtathtrs.

A Ii TEACHERS wishing ngINTR0DUCTlONS
"A should address the American Eaeaoua Union No ~ BroiNr
CONSTANT DEMAND for good Teachers at
~ $50 Booe. SeAior iua doors ~ Bralzay PrtcpAs
AMI Assistants sLond make early sppl Gallon " SCHERMBROEN
A. NJ. Aeiuary "Amer School Inst"
WANTED-133 TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
w other Intelligent Men aai Women. Buae. pays 800 10
f2o per noal according Adh fof pHeun alfes, ZkldLkB
hCCtRDY Co.. No. Ga Arcrs-, PhadelpbiA. Pehu.
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r ONG ISLAND RATLROAD-W Winter

L ONG ISLAND RAILROAI-N inter Ar
rrngement-Cha OF TimeLesre james slips Mail
train for Greenpo and all vaoh eoniscng at MneoA with
trains for Glen Cove and Hampstead II syot passenger an
and all stations Express train Tor River Head
Syesset and Glen Cove tTan urd ali Nattou
FanngAs and Hampstead an and Or Nrih lsp SAiaf
days only.
sunday Excursion ran leaves antsFs Point Il 9:IJ m aresa
Hunters Point ai4;4o p. To tate effect Nov {, lAi.
l. d. BARTON. Super .niendent
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aanting 4taAmits.
WuSitsI sntrummts.

gluSitSI snarumnts.
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
NseToon No 3s Bsekerst -srrszsd
tse year; u pre mtds sEuoHAs iom dnguished artists
A RlON PIAN0-FORrE.-Pate /; highest
premium awaIdd over ALL the renowned Words Bpoitoa
FisneL kend for descriptive pamphlet pTe. h Ie Mandatory
,rd NsrrrooHs, No. ls7 sud ss BeEsrI MANNER ca.
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
N MAIHUhHEKs PIliZk COLIBRI ana ORCHESTRAL PIANOS
Cal ssrd for BARLOW DoEHLR No 6sG BoaduI
A LARGE and well selected stock of new and
seon haDd Grand s9aat Avd Uphght PIANOS LIT
SOLD on ins,alnentE J. r. CUMMINGS. No Uaiansnire.
A ROSEWOOD MELODEON for S45; a seven
N octave Piano si from $5 s6 per
T. T. GoRnoS No 5os Broadway
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS for DOD-
IwoRTii SONS CeAos, q Bri afiruutrit ~ Bend Srd
VTshesuA huft Eet AtuB Bses MI.
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a. @lbum il map 6m:tm

KNOX of Pittsburgh, viii be at the Office
81. Of TIE Arrci Ac4glsi No 2r BoltFay, ol TUESDAY
THURSDAY e this Week. sud v b. pesei 10
Gee boss vs. ooass bra SMALL EBuIr CULTURE, u-t
sandy ~ YISFS AND PLANS
rrHIS Is TO CERTIFY that all POWERS of
ATTORNEY alleged o lave heru lajr by IN f.yOr "
person ersot EiF. EtFAEL Te,oket and Tia.
person ,uihcisi Signature hr prpoe reeP said
ilsat Rsnel ANTONIO LOPkZ DE SANTA ANNA,
81 RAFAFL RAFAEL Attorney
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Sttamhuats ana GailtuaSs.
BRISTOL LINE.

Is NO h0'' ''i-'"'
The steamer. BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE having been -hd.s
for few weeks order re and renotaie them the nss s =
covered hy the fast ard weLtn0rn freight prspce NEls
DORIS which will trips the usaa te and goods VII
delivered with promptness snd Dispatch a,c,s -, ,,.
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Autius Of 8ankrnptfg.


rNtrYp S4ATEs haEuALa OFyIcH Z
DsTIucr % IOrsissi. NEw.0HLFAss, January - VAs.
ESTATE of CHARLES L. NESMITH. This
II ge notice that on te 2Sh dU Janulr A. l var
Balnp sei sganst Tho estate Of CHARLES h MRS
NTH q TIE Parish of Ascension ADD STATE Ioaans who was
aijntgi Bankrupt hs petoni that The payment ~
debts .nd delivery d any property belonging 70 eh bankrupt % hin
biz AMI e transfer Of properly by hm odten ~
Law meeting OF creditors Of said bankrupt, 70 prove their
debs choose pees Of bis estate NIL BE- held
Court Bankruptcy 90 to h0 AZ tie Custom Holse bndng IN
TIE CITY hes OisIns Losaua before G. s. KELLOGG REGISTER
tbs suiL day OfMsrch, A. D. 1885, al 10 o'clock =.
y. j. HERR06. L. y. MaslA, District o. LorlLns
Samuel Or D n. Hickey T. ST. Laa Knight Rockwell Co.
william H. Reyho,d, L. Porter Daniel RlninEon Sanford T. Dur
fee Curtis Braiey Norway Pbln'Co L. Chee6roagb, CoInsh
Brimha r. ~ Richmond, j. r j. NJ Campbell, hanuscureTs
Baak John yuoda sacks Durysa w. H. Beos ohey Met
calf Rdel spr5lt Charles H. simmons H. CHASE AnosS b. e
With Aei6d Fsrim Harris Naglhe'srng Co. Jehh IsH9u'
william walker AuJreE JOha k!rgr A. H. Jerome n Bishop
Gtorgs wsieu II. " Puts Burgess Leaea, Jackson Bats
Stephen Benedict H. g. luibA John Robbins NJ ruid, RoNsn
bluEh wn waike wm Bshop Wa L. Corfh PAassd uuoa Co.
NOTICE.-District of Kentucky, ss.-IN
IN Louisville the fsth ia, of Ianaay A. d. iat
notice % his appointment Aguee Of
gIiIpMAy ~ Anderson
vfhla been siadssi BmErupi uIou his
petition By ths DslA.ol Conft Of SAID DnncL -. 80
ftlAsJayn STEPHEN H. JONhs, Asslguee
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
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