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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-29

.G2IAS. s. BULL sst CO., OFFERS
" for sale general assortment of .Gesas 81
prices to suit the Hard Times. Purclasors will do
well to oall and ascertain for themselves! lI,E. K
Just received Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup,
&c, &c.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

BIZ Y. D. Y, Jamison d Son, A@c'ioncers.
NN Monday the 2d of March next, will be sold Mt
Auction, the Stock of Goods in the Store
lately occupied by John Il. Phelps, under an Assign
ment mado the undersigned for the benefit Of all
the creditors Of the snid John B. Phelps.
b ARAB Il. GRIFFITH, Asagnec,
OrangclUrs Z. H., S. c., Feb l5 1868.
teh23 II
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z Us'T lsECEIyED AND FOR sALE

ep LOW.-A fresh supply of Groceries, ,consist-
ing ofPleur, Bacon, Lard. Sugar, Coffee Molasses,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &c.. &c Also keep
constantly OH hand Fresh Supply of Fruit Of ais
dcscrpt ions. Al j. w. PATTERSON'S,
fcst5S-ima Opposite Bull s. Scavils's,
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LEGAL NOTICES q u
Con- nannissllo il oner Il; /: S Sales.

EE14 STATE or SOUTH = eAKoktI Is II M g,
ORANaEBuHa 2DIsTnpqE qEais etss ~ \
lamison, adm rsof 1sn.y ylrics, ,dil biDiiSfsW
Fiep zyisisf, and a 6fhssrFss.@ 49, ' teRsSiss Rsiss
BY ordsr Of Tie Court tii,, q gnath 9n the sSayo
sta.ed case, milnbt SOLD bsfars me- Eoufs HSdss Yin
Srangchurg, OIL, Tho ST Monday in pssk ppxtSe
Ths. s.,1,l raa,on NJ s eaa
tAews' Parrish. Orangeburg Distridti tontainirffmps
hundred and fifty acres. moro Hess, ayd bounded
|hortl iahi sist BY lands Of wiliai sgod8h By
lanls of ,Jacob Ross, west b Of Ann s'nEKe
Terms cash purchasers IL ReyfGs Happsia9d
commissioners once 'v!!Dlv! J.ssils0lN..'ld
Orangcbnrg G. H. Comniissioner.s
Jspsr7y s,% y I'tsa II 1868. .aiq III. i n7s, ,ir,,
tta diia4'i 10 s,4tiLlao $50 .i,rsss siaas'
'A"H'1 e: CONS pil, fsr 9ra,a ro..s,s.a.a ,,sss ~
1npnrs,anes order III this
Orapgeburg Court lionse, Snleday int oEcsnsxs
Al that plantation or Tract of Land 0s.nEs
burg District coiitain;ng four luhdrcT and seventy
six t476) aeres, less, beardctt bor4k ladd
east by lnnds Of the Estate Of Drf rqath hy
lands of ". E.. Poser and south and southwest Er
lands OF ou Huffman. ~ ss,si. 1aooG Gbnn sas1od
'Hhilthe Fist or Novcnibsr next secured by bond
%ithj interest frnm date, and n or stfe
premises, in which shall be inserted Hasenast f4s-
resale in Fl days notice after breach Of tho condf
tion of the bond. Purchaser to pny for pfpaf1 Hhds
fflhHlppPs 4. 'iIii - be 1hll2adia isist mani
cHas.iGa,srJf oiise YD " lam sAItA2N.s,a
Jan: 2b 1868 - 49,. l,sissssfT sssfT l odi Idf !
l'so ~ ,siyi.s ~ .I,.1 II. h sas
ALSO i:I2Hsniolgn
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Zeiglcr, i


.9ze'g'er. } .ik'l D tlt-'es3IIlslU .
by or.lc.. of the Court, will scll mt, erangeburE
on Snlcday in March next
Five hundred and seventy Idrcs of the Land
Stone waters Of North Edistps in two pnEeels, a,a
One Of - acres, bounded by lands OF Jacob.
Cutler, Christian Wolfe, and the nnd,agsispcl, tie
widow.
The other of -T- acres bounded by lands Of Jy
cob Wolfe Adam lIu,to, YIN. Ghfncy, and the ufere
said land assigned TO the widow. 3f ,r.;..,5
Tcrms-Onc-h half cash the balance on credit Of
Aant for resale in Of breach Of ihe coiitioh Of
the bond after 81 day notice. .spiBsIk ga:gsA
Commissioners Office; lsi y.p. WGJAMFSON;T
Orangcburg c. IL eilj Comnissione5gr
h Feb. A, 1868 } 5& ,tp:sA asa2H oyav :
fcb8 3i.A $50 ~ 4G2
~. .I,.l;, eisi.ydsS
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cry roi
orprics- 2cs y .
Tic nLo n 0 the
nuigefor rthrnslve
IIAI2PIN. RIGGS.
4NIs l. - /
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad
*i;emaining iii the Depot to Date.

j. d, smoke, Il. W. Bates, y. +. W. Sistrunk d.
"A. Why, j. 7. Way, L. z. Collier, J. c. Kcnnery
In accordance with orders received from the Su-
pOrintepdent, Storage will hcrcaftcrsbe charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for unreasonable
length Of time. ". C.. MEREDITH,
Agent
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NJ IOTICE.-PESSON are HERE.
IN by notified that am prepared to receive Ro-
turns for Incomes for 1867, and enumerated articles
such Watohos Carrnges Silver Plato, SO. fot 1868
Unless Returns arc made before tho 10th day
of March, q penalty ef.5Q per ccntum will be addod
to tho proper duty GEO, W. STURGEON,
feb l5Alm "' ''' Assistant Assessor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-03

IA FINE andfuliAssorrnent ofPa @.< X
Scissors the "~ DRUG STORE.
poMaTGMs. Hair Oils. CelOgnes and Ef,ras.,
l. fonthe Handkerchief nj the Is
ess 7: la" aQ9 DRUG STORE.
RAzoRs. RazOr ssrOps and shaving Brusse., a,
AA'hs DRUG STORE.
H AIR Brushes, PoeEet, Rourd. Fire and T,,e.,
"a ing Combs, at the DRUG STORE.
EERosENE amps, Shades. wieks Bn,D.,. md
'4'"ne9'. 4''he Drug STORE.
Gar. l.srs', Bin. No;eand Legal f'apet-Eo,s
- aud i.e.ier Envelopes at he
DRUG STORE.
poChEF Bouss and Port Monte POKE, nr,,o
l. 'andum Bo"k'' atthe DRUG STORE.
A GREAT variety Sc Tooth ana Salip,v.Le. ,,a
Toilet soap, Honey soap and shaving. tthe
DRUG STORE.
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ON SALE.

.a. t@ aa.s a ON SALE. a&at III j. r..
10 KEGS Nails, by the Reg. sss.@ @@** 49,
- 81 Boxes snuff, Virgins Belle, 4 49, al
400 Bales To box, SIS 90 pei boz. n d.. nj
oilO cents Ter bale, .., "a
SHEET Iron at ! | cents per pound. So.
knssia Sheet Iron atz5 cents ncr pound,
sheet Zinc ., 40 cents per pouLd. s'@ i
" ROO lbs. hes, i.eafLarj - #@0 s@@@s
800 lbs. sugars, as,ored, @sasT a@e ~@A4,
Il 100 lbs. hssi sods. a s..s uss4s. -4.e CD
200 lbs Coffee, bes, Rio, 10 .... 3D.. ....
Pepper Spice aud Ginger, t..-~.
! box OF very fns Chewing Tobacco.
For sale BY ''a1 AN III u 7..*at
.sss. - J ia @as Z. N. pOGur
~ s. # sa."s@ ".mAE H,ll.l,o,o.ob
Eshd..- 10 aa' sa - .aI3e - o.
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A BEAUTIFUL. White Kerosene oilin one and
DRUG STORE.
w, DRUG STORE.
gFYoU wan, sood smoke, go!o.h ,
L DRUG STORE.
A Full line Of Paints and Dye Stuff, shhe
A DRUG STORE.
w DRUG STORE.
FISH Hooks and Lines, Marbles &c. a,,he
L rr-... .[.- .- DRUG STORE.
4 FINE Assortment of Pipes and Stems. some
n very fne.allhe DRUG STORE.
YOU will End q pretty lot Of Jswelry, stihe
- DRUG STORE.
SEWlSG Machine OIL superior article. at the
HI. ~. DRUG STORE.
aprh II. a2-
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HOOKING sTOyEslt

.-- -. COOKING sTOvEs!!
ESBEsH Arrival d Wet,ein Empire aud Bucks
L Pitent Cooking stoves. They ore IN eysD re-.
pet fret class stoves and are warranted 70 awe
lf,Itou. For sale Low 70, Cab ~ good Produce
4. II. POGuE,
iIillsborUugh
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Agents Vaaicd for
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1865,
SPRING TRADEl

SIS6. N 10 1865.
II. SPRING TRADEl
THE undersigned, returning his thanks 10 n.
Merchants and others, who have favored h;n,
with their patronage, takes peasure 10 al,
hi friends and the public that he i now able "a ~
a ilrhe raeduc,ion in the wholssals r,c.s Of '''
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andby using The best material and avsilins hm..,,
the use Of the mast improved Machinery, he ele.,
Tin WARE, WHOLESALE AMI RETIaT
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In the State. '''"'"f
He s,i offers TO take In exchange any kind of ,oo.
hartef but does not want TO cell Tin War. \, M
thing else, on time. 8a f wy
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i. q. o. r.
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
TIE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o. o r.

TIE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o. o. r.
Meets annually fourth Tuesday In January and
yuy New Orleans ocers the present year ls6sE
RnshA Of No. g. Nj W Grand Master p Hunt Of No. So
n W. ID. Grand Master: E. II. Fsrchld. Of No. II, K
Grand Warden Josiah Fslgsr ofNo R. W. Grand Seere
tsry p W Dslesderner Of No. co. w. Grand Treasurer
Lnher Homes Of No Is and G. Dunlap, of No Is, R. w.
@. Representatives @ L o. Rev @. L More Of No Is w.
Grand Chaplain John B. HenS Of No W. Grand Marshal
A hszuresu, Of No co. W. Grand Conductor; J. Reimer
Of No. 10 Grand Guardian; @. J. n LitlsjOhn, Of No.
Is W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAED MASrERs-P. q. JohA p Barnett
Of No. H. District No. 2; p @. A. J. vsndegn Of Ne 9
District No. s. p O. 8. Grsamors Of No. "a District No
q; r. O. p Clarke of No IS District No 9; p @ B. &
CLANCY Of No District No. II O. Jacob schreiner. Of
No So District No IL; p @. Il. Hunsieksr Of No. q, Dis
trict No. y; P. O. O. w. Guh Of No. 20 District No. S.
s1AEDHe COMMITTEES Suite Of the Order-P O. Sire Geo.
W. Race, Of No. y; P G. Master W. Q. Wilson, Of DO. 8;
p. @ Master Gardns Smith Of No IL.
JudioiaL-P. @ Master Luther Homes, Of No. Isl p @.
d. D. @. NJ Phi Schneider Of No 10; p @. D. wsidnsr,
No a.
Constitution and By-Lass-P. O. Master George Nungss
or, Of No ~ p @. Henry Haskell, of No ls; P. O. VIM
wisett Of No. IL.
Petitions and Appeal p O. Master J O. Dunlap. Of No
IS; p. g. L. Graham, Of No az P. ID. @. N. Benjamir
Moses, efNo.6
Leqisla,ipe-P a. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of No. 8
& G. Master Howard Mnspsugh, OF No. III p g. JOSEPH
West, Of No. l.
FTnanee.-P O. Master A. walsce Hunter Of No. Is; P
O. Master Edward Pisbury, OfNO. 49, p @. L r. Tower
elmo L.
CSsdential-P q. A. W. Macdonald, of No Is; p @. Franz
Phster, elmo q; P. @. George Dirmeyer Of No. 2.
An Communication the n. W. Grand Master Gram
sscreAy should forwarded TO the sce Of the Grand Sc
sre.r Mutual Insurance Company
psr Of Camp street and Commercial Pisce.
JOSIAH FOLGEK, Grand Secretary.
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Ed UCATIONAL.
COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, D. C.

The Sessions Of the several departments open as follows
The Preparatory September 9th the cole gate September
23d the rhe ga October hi the Law October 18th And
the Medical, October 18th
Ths Coege rganized with reference to the on urged
suggestion WashiDgOn that University at the FEEDER Al
Metropolis would tend the Assimilation OF the principles
opinions aEd Of countymen by the comm N
education Of portion Of rs youth from every
graduates have verified the ectatiOns u Madison and
Munoe that the facilities Of hearing debates 10 Congress
in the Supreme Court and lectures from en- nj
men md Of ting libraries aud collections In science
gathered this center would foster compt extensive mena
deve, pment.
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for buS
ness and PREF sraton Col The College prpsr he's
eight efficient Professors the chairs being filled The
Theological three Professors and Lecturers the
Law School four ana the Medical ten.
The expenses low at other Colleges Number oil
Students the pact year, 434
For further information adS ress
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u Dstrict of Lou sana-In Baakruptcy-No. p In the
matter Of John " Allen, bankrupt-w herets John W
All en- Of the city of Orleans and parish Of Orleans and
dist aforesaid declared Bankrupt under the Act OF
CongTsss Of March 1867 has this day filed IN SAID ut
p.toH prnying n dischage and certificate thereof RON
al his debts and other ams prnvabe under said act
Notice therefore giveR ~ all creditors who have prov
their debts and 10 ali other interest that the 10th
dsy of November 1868 IL A. is assigned for the hear
r of the anne that they then and there sttend
and show they have Why the prayer Of the sad
tetton bould not be granted. - -
clerks Office New Orleans. July 30, 1868.
AMI : rs CHAs ola BORNE. Clerk
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The Or Train from the Lake viii not go beyond the Pas
senger Depot the head of Elysian Fields street..
The Horse will leave the city A. and the Lake
NJ and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot
For the convenience B&iher and Fishing parties astea
Train viii the New Depot at O'Clock sunday morn
ngs An trip will Also be at o'clock in the day.
Baggage household effects AID family supplies VIII be
received the OLD DEPOT if the traveller so prefers IT. In
that event. the packages be brought only the day
of the departure which they nended
and then thirty prior to the passing of
the train which connects with her.
Travellers Mobile the Watering Places who may de-
baggage and effects delivered at the Old Depot will
please their wish the oeers Of the boat who viii
take pleasure seeing that their property is assorted and
placed separately on the wharf.
General Superintendent.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

~ District Of Louisiana-ln Bankuptey-No l0o-in the
matter Of Robert BsTrow, bsnkupt-whereas Robert
Barrsw of the parh Of ASCENSION district aforesaid
uy declared under the Act Of Congress OF Ma CO
1867 filed in said Court petition praying Tor
dschargs snd certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims pTUyable VI der said act.
office h therefore given editors who have proved
their debts other persons In interest," that the 10Th
day November, 1865, at IL is as igued Tor the hear
ing Of the ssme they then eHd there atten
show cause they have why the Of The SAID
petfion should not he grated.
CLERKS Onbte New Orleans, July %, 1868 -
ami 3 rs CHAS CLAIBORNE, Clerk.
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ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
OHATAwA PIKE COUNTY, MISS,
New Orleans, jackson ard Great Northern Railroad.
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
THE FIRST MONDAY OF sEPTEMBER, 1858

Extract Of letter to Mr. Lyon, published by permission
from the Right Rev W. NJ GREEN, D. D., Bishop Of the
po ese Of Mississippi Chancellor Of the University
South:
T the people generally only knew how long you have been
engaged teaching how diligently have trained yourself
for the work wisely you have chosen location for
school, how much have effected within two or tn ee years
how whoes and religious atmosphere Of your
school, thorough the teaching Of department. and
the character Of the pupils whom you
hsve already forth with your ipat them you
panied find that had room for tbs fourth
part who would desire TO under training
The Mississippi Diocesan Convention Of 1868 publishes that
he pride glory Diocese is Albert Lyons School
at Chatsvan
Catalogues Of the School and general information may be
obtained in New Orleans Of Robert Ptkn, ESQ., Is and Is
Camp street
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nj tr,ct Of LousiAna-In the matter Of VIM. Bende
bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. h9 Whereas, Wm Bende i
~ the etv ~ sew Orleans and District Aforesaid de
Ard bankrupt the Act OF Congress OF March "a lo
hiss this day sled in said Court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate from A his debts and ooer
eaiuSs provabls under said act;
Motto, IL therefore given 10 all creditors who have proved
ter debts and al olher pen interest that the 10th
day Of ovember 1864 assigned for the hearing Of
and that hen and t1ere attend and sos
cause any they why the Of the said petition
Clerks offce, New Orleans, July II, 1865.
iv9i ans 2O K LOkW, Deputy Clerk.
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IJEITEn STATES DI$TKICT CDUK y
" District Of Lousisna-ln the matter 81 Lovck Nsntres
bankrupt-In BznI ruptcy No 49Whereas, Loyiek
ventress Fetus Of New Orans parish OF Orleans, ana Os
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the ae OF Con
gress of March 1867 has this day h-d in said court pei
tor pray ing for and certificate thereof nom All
biz DEB other czim proYabe under rad act nosce 10
therefore given al creditors who have proved their debts
in interest that the 10TH day OF No
vember 1868 At IL assigned for the hearing OF the
same that then and there attend aud sh
they why the prayer Of the said petition
shou not be granted -.
Gle KS flee New Orleans, august !, 1853 -
ana N Ne $500 CHAS CLAIBORNE Clerk.
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RANERUpr' v.
IrNITrD STATES DISTRICT COUR

W District Of LSaisi.na-In the matter OF WI
lam UrquhaIt and David UTquhArt, ind siiua.
co rs members # the nrm Of wa ID. Urqah 80
errupts No 1888 in Bankruptey.-Wherezs VI
IAN UTQuhart and David U quhsrt individually and a.
members Of the arm Of Urqnhst Of the city Of New
r,ear S.rish Of orleans and dtriet aoTesdd dlI De
esred he act u ongres o. hsren "a 1861
a.ve dsy ed in sad petition PRAYING for dis
srge certificate thereof from all their deb and oths
Claims prOvable under Oh s act
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debt aud 10 all other in interest that the lo
Of November 1855 81 III IL gn-d for he hesrin
the and that thea aud Shere attend And
show they hsve why the prayer Of The said pst
lion should not be granted ....
Cler,,s Oaee, New Orleans, Aug 1853 ~,
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RAILROADS.
pOATCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
This Road as now extended wiz be opened to the pnb-
lie on -4--
Sunday, the 19th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
Children under L. years age win beehargsd TEN CENTS
Sunday. the ls.h Iastal

The City Terminus is fixed at the Head Of Lafayette street.
where within yards the Steamboat and Barge Land
irgs in the vicinity al the Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers. the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at eas ten
lhsusand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE as closely as
possible, the Trains will follows hating at Canal
street. French Market Old Passenger DepOs and At
aborne street:
Steam sir leaves New Opt Steam Train leaves Lake Bnd
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ODD FELLOWS REST.
dsets In the Once Of the Grand secretsy, the second
Monday In January, April, July and octsAr The
Board the third Monday in January for organizs
ton Ohcers- g. DIAlap President; Josiah Foger Score
tsry, Joseph West Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets ONCE secretary FIRST Friday evening in
month Oncsrs-A W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah FOigsr
Secretary. -
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF As
ISOLATION.
oee Grand Secretary urdsy Of each non1
Annual meeting last Saturday in January Ocers for 1888
NJ Rushs President; O. W. Roper, Fnt Vice President
p P6ser Second Vice President; Luther Homes Secretary
A. Wallace Hunter Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Monday In each month, at Once Of the Grans
Secretary Election first Monday in May for Directors.
BOARD roR Is6S-Prssident-E- N. Rasha, N W. 8 NJ
Finance CoBmdtee-J. @. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter
Eugene p. Brugers.
Han Conmaee-G. L ThOs. q. Shields, E. II. Fsirehnd
George Dirneyer.
Building Oonnit.ss-E NJ Russia; Luther Homes; Geors
Nungesser
@. W. Roper, Il. Ninspsush, s. & Moore. q. L. Henri
JOSIAH FOLGER, Secretary
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ITNITED sTATEs DIsrK tCr COURT e

" District OF LO.isisns-In sAnkruptcy-No lil=.u ths
matter Of Geo VIM Logan. Jr, Eugene Soni4t and Wn
= Claiborne udvidu ally and members OF be nrn OF 10
soniAt Clshcrne Pankrusts-W hersss seoree "A
Logan, Jr agepe Sanat and I'm &. C. Claiborne ind ?
vidualiy Il r. hrm Of Logan Sonia al
borne Orleans and district sflresad du dec are
bankrupt under he oct OF Coogress OF reh aae "a
Gay Sled IN said petition praying for discharge an
ceeste thereof their debts and other claims prov
able under said sct
poc therefore given TO all creditors who have proves
their debts in interest," thc tn- toth
day November 1865 II assg ed for the hearin
same and they may then and there attend ana
show they have why the prayer Of me SAID pc
ttion shou' not be & an ed
anil s25 x LEV. 0e~ntv 0rs-k
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u District Of LousaDa-ln the matter Of samuel IA hair,
Srupt in Bankruptcy No. 5Whersas Samuel L. Hair
on tne parish BienVlle and District aOresaid duly
dec Rar krup under Act Cor Of March b.
1861 has th day ed said Court petit ion praying for
discharge certificate thereof from all h debts and other
claims prOvabe under raid notice therefore given 70 AL
credtos their debts and TO al other
interest that November 1858 ii O'Clock
assigned for the hearing Of this same and that they
NAV then and there attend II they have
why the prayer Of petition should not be grated
Clerks Office New Orleans, July %. 1868
iu24 ans 20 X. LOEN. Deputy Clerk
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limited STATES DISTRICT ooURT

u Distinct Of LOus ans In the Matter Of Aueuste
Pcsrd, bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No: 1873 Whereas
Auguste Picard, Of the CT y Of New Orleans and
District aforesaid duy declared bankrupt under the
said petition aging Tor discharge aud esheate
thereof from all his debts and other claims proVaoe under
said act; .....
Notice therefore given s creditors who have proved their
debts interest," that the 10th day OF
November 1873 at II is assigned for the hearing OF me
ssme and then and there attend and show
cause if any they have why prayer Of said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Ofhce, New Orleans, July IL, lSb6
iv2i ans lO X LOEw. Deputy CLARK.
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RocKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

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