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Theory of Musie. Mss Bette Me-
Henry, ID prem. for Piano. Miss Aollte
Kean, ID prem. for Piano. Mss Kate
Burns, I'd prem for Piano. MISS sue
Krstz, LIST prem. for Vocal Music, ana
prem. for Theory of Music. Mss Louise .Hss
GeRan, LIST prem. in Vocal Music. Miss
Nary TroWbridge, ID prem. for Piano.
Mss Ella Gordon, LIST prem. IN Socal
Music, and lst In Theory OF Muslc'
Miss Kate Savage, prem. for Improve
ment on the Piano.
FOURTH CLASS.
Mss Annie Benninghaus, ID prem.
for Piano and In Theory of Anstc;
prem. for Improvement in Vocal A9sic,
and LIST in Perspective Drawing. Miss
in Theory OF AQsicI and LIST prem. IN
Perspective Drawing. Miss Rosa Hons
ton, I'd prem. for Piano; LIST in Theory
of Music, and LIST in Vocal Ausic.
DIVISION OF TIE THIRD CLASS.
Miss Mary Arnold, ist prem. for
Piano and tin Theory of Music. MISS
Ella Frasier, 1st prem. for Piano. LIST IN
Theory OF Music and 1st on the Harp:
Miss Mena Waring. 1st prem in Vocal
Piano, aud LIST in Theory of Music.
lst Ciass-Miss Emma Guberts lst
prem. for Piano.
HARMONY.
The prem. to Miss Romano Goddard.
The Gold Graduating Medal for COM
| Pleting the prescribed course in instru-
mental music Is awarded to Miss Ro-
maine n. Goddard, of Washington, ID.
! c., on Piano and Harp.
| Piano Duet-For 2 Pianos arranged
by Ravina from the opera If EnFyanthe.
C. Won Weber.
AIisses Emma Gubert and Romano
| Goddard.
Coronation Ode CElftoIl.
Solo.---..-...-...-...4dtss Mary 1T0ic6T1age.
Chorus 1I'e C<dSS'
ACADEMIC HoSoRs:
The LIST Honors in the ID class, COM
/ sisting OF a Crown and Silver Medal,
| for uniform excellence of conduct,
are conferred on Misses Mena Waring,
i Of Montgomery county, Nd; Mary Ar
mold, of Weston, W. Va; Sue KretZ, OF
Brookeyille. Pa; Julia PoIcher, OF
Charleston, s. c., and Annie DAWSON,
of ParkeIsburg, W. Va.
The LIST Honors in the Sd class, con-
sisting of q wreath, on Misses Kate
| Burns. of Wheeling, W. Va, Maggie
weIsel, of Cumberland, Nd, Jennie
OblInger, of williamsburg, Ohio; Eliza
Fitzgerald, OF Montgomery county, Nd;
LAVAletIe johnson. of Abingdon, Val
Amanda Mitchell, of YIcksbnrg, Miss,
aud Mary Heber, of BrookevIlie, Pa.
The ID honors consisting of a Spray,
| on Miss Mary KeAn, of Cumberland,
Nd, Miss Louise Kotzebue, ofMaiaga,
! O., Miss Anne Gallagher, of Clarks-
burg. W. Va. Miss Kate Kenna. of Ka-
naRha, w. Va, Miss Lettie Holmes, OF
Charlottesville, and Miss Emma Shreve
of Charlottesville, Va.
The exercises were concluded with
the march, on pianos and harps, from
the Tanuhauser.
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DBc1IN1Na-The American Building
Association of this city sold i've shares
OF Its stock on Monday night at pre-
mimi of SAX per cent, and the Central q
faw evenings since disposed OF its funds
81 ~ Wonder If the s.sober second
thought'' isn't beginning to assert it
selff
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RAcE.-Yesterday afternoon an ex-
citing lrot came OFT on the Island
course between maid of the Mist" en-
tered by Jarnes Vernon, and John B
Cridland's Lady Collins" The COM
petiug nags were in excellent trim,
and considering the condition OF the
track, which was covered several
inches with loose, dry sand, and, also,
that the heat YVES intense, the time
made was pretty fair. The trot was n
single dash of two miles, to harness,
and was won by "Maid OF the MIST"
time, $3.50. Quite a number OF sPectH-
tors were present to witness this trial
of speed.
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST va
Incorporated Nay Il, 1857.

CAPITAL Ss4ODSoOe
DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, william RIeY8s, Bennn
Hammer, John Oesteriing, John Par, A. !.
Long, Anton Reymann, Philip SchnehIe
August Wfedabush,
NTHIS COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied, is prepared to insure Buildings
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable TatH.
Losses after due adjustment, VIII Be
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance VII FeoeiVa nm
mediate attention nom the Secretary.
CompaDyis once, In Bank Of Wheeling.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, secTetaIy.
n. A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESTERL1LNG, President,
AUGUST WIEDEBu8H, Vice President
ANTON REYAASN, Treasurer,
WILLIAM KLEYIS
PH1LR sCH6EHLR. surveyurs.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,
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NH0OD,-ANoIH NEW
zen Of M. CITETTg The Medical fineso
GlYs Of tbs work This valuable treatise on
tha cause and cure Of premature oeennes
secret abuses Of youth and manhood, and
how eaFiiy FeEained- It gfYes q clear eynops
Is OF ne inapealmEntS 70 maEEiaEe, tno
cause and effect[of nervous dehlity and the
lemedfes therefor A poeket edition OF ths
above VIII Be 1orE1rded on reeetPt q 81
NJ = street. WeshirEton,p.G mJS:Ge
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CoEHEcrIoS In our notice ofthe i'm
provement 10 front OF Messrs. Graves'
and Hartman's establishmentsUn Mon.
roe street, yesterday morning, we did
our worthy friend Badger, boot and
shoe dealer, injustice by giving an
other person credit for an exhibition OF
a spirit OF enterprise to which he is
Justly entitled. 1t was clear case OF
mistaken Identity; and our friend
Graves will be satisfied with our trans
fer of compliments TO Mr.. Badger in
reference TO the pavement, when we
mention The fact that he is Frightening
up the exterior of his storeroom with n
liberal supply OF fresh paint.
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-Monroe a. Chan
der, E.qr., Of this city, WAS commits
stoned a Notary Public for Ohio county,
by Governor Foreman, few days ago.
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]. w. Polands Humor Doctor
which, by the way, is the standard
medicine of the day for the cure OF
ScrofuIa and all Diseases of the Blood,
and is put up in large bottles, and for
sale by Laughlins, Smith d Co.
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WE understand that Partridge In
tends making stereoscopic views ofthe
principal streets of this city, and We
would advise all to clear away any
rubbish in front Of their business
places, as the appearances of the differ
emit points viii be examined by thou
sands who may nsyer see them in any
other way. =
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DISCRETION THE

yAIoR.-A discreet man Will make his
purchases in the way OF watches,
clocks, jeweIry and spectacles at OK
toby & Dufheld's iewelry store, Jos
Main street. Everything in this line
Of business can be found at "l03," and
we advise orr readers to call and see
for themselves. The large stock in
this we'll known house must be seen ia
be appreciated.
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Fruit Cans.
acknowledgement.
WEDSEsDAY MORNING. JULY 1.
new Advertisements.
Pnnn1e,s Bank.

Dividend, Peoples Bank.
Dividend wheeling and Belmon;
La Soties, Mccoy rs. Mccoy, &c.
Legal Notice, Martin rs. Nichols, sc.
Legal Notice, Beagle %. HemPheld
Railroad Company.
Excursion snd Picnic. Young Mems
CathoIic Association.
Automatic Washer, p. J. Smyth.
Sugar Cured Hams, &c. r. J. Smyth.
Straw Hats, Harper q Bro.
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wEisarned at a late hour last even
ing that the Baptist Sunday school in
this city, will celebrate the Fourth at
Kfrkwood Grove, opposite Bridgeport.
It is designed to have picnic, and a
pleasant time Is anticipated. Get your
baskets ready. Announcement of par
ticnlars tomorrow.
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OH and Pastel Pictures made in the
best style at Partridge's Gallery.
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Omea, Is Monroe 81, neIt door to Isf Ma
dOnAl Bank srs. az a1tt. E.
OFFICES.
GEO K. WHEAI President.
JAsE McCLUEET, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARIB Il. CoLLER. Assistant Secretary.
DIKEcroRs--John E. Wilson, jas. o. On,
John A. Armstrong. a @. Quarter, Geo. &.
Wheat. AleZhE.. IanEhHn, james MeEiluDeY.
M0rgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams.
REFKREHCE6 Brafly, Cashier Merchants
National Bank " hestinEs LIZ, LoIIison, q
Co. Wholssale GroceTs, Wheeling. PryrF
HRndlan q Co. Wholesale GrOOenS y7lifal-
ing Michael ReIllYs Wboiesals 6FoaeF,
Wheeling MCCLELLAN q Knox, Boot and
shoe House, Wheeling AeCabe, KAN q Co
DEuggtsfGs W 1ee1nEs Geo. W. -ETlnEheIm &
Co, Wholesals Wins and LiQ uors, WhseE.
inEs WtnShtps WOODS q Co, tQusansv7ara
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub RelIsfeF
Wheeling; 7. @. MnAfee, Notions VFhsaIlrg:
CaEnpbe1s FrsW & Co. Pnhs- IntelllgenCaI,
wheeling CT, Son q Co Hardware, VFheels
ing ]. s. Sands Cashier, First Sst@ HaniE,
F0tmont; b. p. CAmdan, Priest Nat IL.
Bank. Weston, ". Va-s Capt. John McLnre,
E1kE4lLa9s
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MEmfM.
ENGLAND
Pine COMPOUND

rs now OFFERED 10 TEAFFLICTED
| fhroaRh0uf the country, afeeT HAVING
FEN uFOYs1 nv the test Of eleven yeara. 81
fba New EnEfand States, WheEa In neIttz
have become ss well knoHn ~ the tree ron
which, in part, Is derives its vHtna
me White Pine COmpOand Caras
sora Throat. Gods, Coughs, DipthsE1a, Rsua-
chitis, Splitting Of Hood, and FulmOD1IJ AZ
iecriOr generally. II q Q remarkable Re
medy kUE Kidney Complaint, Diabetes, DIFF
dcuify OF VotdfnZ EHile, Bleett1g Gp0E1 tbs
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and otnsT
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INV sHEEr Musiio and Music Books
were received yesterday at shetb's
music store, Market street.
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10. o. F.-The following is the re-
suit of the elections for officers of the
various Lodges and Encampmenta in
the city;
Vrginius Lodge No. 2-John q Ball,
n G; e W Martin, G; n a Gilman.
Secretary.
head, n G; Robert McCleery, V G; W
McKelvey, Secretary.
Nm. Tell Lodge No. 6-Frederick
Weddel, n G; n Stager, V G; John
Salade, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 81 T Forsyth,
n CT Jacob Morris. V G; IVY Beck,
Ranot6 Lodge No. 12-BeDj Fisher. N
6; G a Osborn, V G; VIM Riheldaffer,
Ercelsior Lodge No. 4O-wm H Chap
man, N G; w s Tippett, Y g; George
Hook, Secretary.
Abrdm's Eneumpment No. l-G W
Marques, C P; w j Moorhead, q p;
n A Uthman, Scribe.
YIN. Tell Encdmpment No. "A
Lump, C P;-- II P; Salade,
wheeling Ealeqmpusent No. 1I-Henry
Seamou, c p; n W Fisher, Il P; W p
McKelvey, Scribe; A Nelson, Janitor.
RIVER HEWSs-416E6 WIS B6ELlHl
revival in business along the landing
yesterday, several boats having arrived
and engaged in receiving and discharE-
ing freight. The Potomac came up
with all she could carry on the present
stage of water. She left last evening
With splendid passenger LIST. being
literally full of people. In crossing the
bar at the mouth of the creek she got
aground and was detained an hour or
two before she got of. After getting
af1oat, she dropped down to the nail
mills and took on board large lot of
nails. As we write, the sweet strains of
her calliope come floating along on the
evening air, an evidence, We presume,
that she is on her way 70 the Queen
City. The Camelia came down from
Pittsburgh, and will fill up (ff she can.
ge: it, } with freight for louisville and
St. Louis. The Charleston came up
from somewhere with light trip, and
will also take any freight that may be
offered for points below. The Rees and
Forest City arrived and departed at
their usual hours. The Express left for
Parkersburg at IL A. n. The New State
is the boat for that point this morning.
The water is rapidly vanishing from
the channel, and a few more days of
this extremely hot weather will render
navigation exceedingly precautions and
difficult. It is said that there is now
less than four feet in the channel, and
falling very fast.
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Pans EXposition, 1867,
EVERYBODY

Should keep constantly within their Teaca.
Laoss tny1luahle remedies TO s1ecessfuliy
SSo1nnat dtseGse, Rohackis Hood Pills, RO-
9SlGL9 81 mach RlEters, and RohaEk's Blood
FnEaneEt theY ana fnfatHble In the disssses
1uE which they are reeoEnmended.
Sold b. an Druggists everywhere
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D1vIsIoNioF THF FouRFR cnAss.

alss Julia Porcher, LIST prem, for
Piano; 1st In Theory of Music, and Ist
in The Vocal Glass Mss Sue whitman,
3fusie. and lst ia Vocal Class. ms
Amanda Mitchell, LIST prem. for Plano;
LIST In Theory, and 1st in Glass of Be.
ginners In Vocal. AfSs LaYRletfs John.
son. % prem. for Piano, aud 1st In
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DIFFERENCE II PRICES OF FAAnIT
SUPPLIES THREE YEARS AGO AND Sow.
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ELAS1@lAAAA66aOE
Miss Mary Devecmon, LIST prem. for
Piano and the Theory of Music; LIST
prem. in Vocal Music. Miss Kate
Kenna, lst prem. for Piaun and the
theory of Music; a prem. for Improve
ment in Vocal Music. Miss Mary NC
Call, LIST prem. for Piano and End in
the theory of Music. Miss Annie Gal
lapher. lst prem. for Piano and the
theory of Music. Miss Virginia OBJ
linger, ID prem. for Piano and the
theory ofMusic; prem. for Improve
ment in Vocal Music. Miss Ella Searle
ID prem. for Piano and Istin the theory
of Musici prem. for improvement In
Vocal Music; lst prem. for Harp and
LIST In Perspective Driving. Miss Eliza
Fitzgerald, End prem. for Piano and
the theory of music; n prem for inn
proven mt In vocal music. Miss Car
RE Kenna, a prem. for Improvement
on the Piano. Miss Maggie O'Neill, a
prem, for Improvement in vocal music.
Mary Heber, a prem. for application
on the Piano and theory of music.
ment on the Piano and LIST in the theory
of music. Emma ShrsYe, q prem. f6r
Improvement ON the PIANO. and the
theory. OF music, Libhie Keyssr, I'd
prem. for Piano and LIST in the theory
Of music. Annie Soully, a prem, for
Improvement in vocal music Louise
Broker, for improvements In Piano and
vocal music. Kate Dunlap, 1st prem.
In the theory OF music.
Miss Maggie kennon, I'd prem. in
the Theory of Music, Miss Bessie
Henshaw, I'd prem. for Harp, and pa in
Vocal Class. Ass Sallie McAfahon. "a
prem. in Perspective Drawing. Mss
Lettie Holmes, I'd prem. in Perspective
Drawing.
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Tha White Pine CompOund

PREPAREp AT TIE
Rev England Botanical Depot,
BOSTON,
Under the Supervision Of Rev. j. ". Polsnd
For sale by LAUGHLE, SMITH & CO.
WhoIesals Druggists, and also by GEO. B.
6LES5NERs
mar1s cod COW, DIV.
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Prems. for improvement in the class
of beginners are awarded to Misses
Kate Burns and Louise Broker. 1st
prem. in the Alb class TO Misses Sue
Kretz and Mary Heber. a prem. In
German conversation to Miss Sue
sRretz
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a prem. is awarded to Miss Romano
Goddard, of Washington City.
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P1ASo-cLAss OF BEGINNERS


Premiums in Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, Harmony, Theory of Music
and Perspective Drawing.
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Miss Susie Whitman. of Charleston,
g. c., a prem. of excellence In the 3rd,
class of Grammar, and LIST in Compost.
ton; lst in Reading and LIST in Division
of the End class of Modern History and
Historical Geography.
Miss Eliza Fitzgerald, of Montgomery
Co., No., 1st prem. in the 3Ed class OF
Grammar OrthogrRphy and Letter
Writing; list In Reading LIST in the End
class of Christian Doctrine; End in the
Division of the 2nd class of modern
History and Historical Geography; End
in the Sd class OF Penmanship; LIST in
Domestic Economy and 1st in uniform
amiabiiity and polite department..
Miss Ella FraSier, of Wheeling, W.
| Va, LIST prem. in the Sd class of reading.
Miss Margaret Kennon, of st. Clairs-
1 vile, Ohio, LIST prem. in the FIRST
class Of Modern Geography, Accessit
in q. s. History and I'd in EmbroiderY.
Miss Mary Heber, Of BrooksvilIe,
Pa, I'd prem. In the Sd class of Gram
mar, photography and Letter writing,
ID in Arithmetic, LIST in the LIST class 81
Modern Geography, ID in Astronomy.
ID in the Div. of the I'd class of Chris.
LIan Doctrine and Improvement in the
9th class of Penmanship. u q
Miss Virginia Oblinger, OF Millions
burg, Ohio, lst prem. In the Sd class OF
/ GrRmmRr, I'd In Reading, LIST In the LIST
/ class OF Modern Geography, LIST in the
I'd class Of Arithmetic, LIST in the sd
class of Sacred History, LIST in the Div.
/ of the ID class of Christian Doctrine.
/ Ist in Astronomy, I'd In the 5th class 81
| Penmanship and LIST in Domestic Econ
omy and Stocking Darning.
Miss Mary verstine. Brookeville, Pa,
LIST. prem. in the 1st class of Modern
topography, ID in the ID class of Arith-
| metfc, list in Astronomy and I'd In the
5th class of Panmauship.
Miss LavRIette johnson, of AbinE-
don, Va, slst prem. in the Sd class 81
Letter writing, I'd in Grammar, 2d In
Reading, 1st in the Div. Of the ID class
of Modern History and Historical
Geography, LIST In the Div. OF the I'd
class of Christian Doctrine, Improve.
ment in the 18th class Of Penmanship
and I'd in Domestic Economy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

Burbank, Devices, Kellogg, stapletOn, and
Tucker.
Nays: None.
ResolUed That the sum of twelve humid.
red and forty dollars be paid by warrant
from the Controller in behalf of William 3.
Bell in accordance with his claim for am.
balances as particularized in the account.
Yeas: President Graham; and Messrs.
Burbank, Devices, Kellogg, stapleton, and
Tucker.
Nays: None.
A communication from the Warden of the
Workhouse informing the Board of certain
appointments, was referred to executive
session.
The President announced the appoint
ment of the standing committees for the
ensuing year as follows:
FINANcE-John R. Clay Chairman, E. W.
Burbank, James 7. Tucker, F. A. Woolfey.
STREETS AND LANDINGs-D, S. Devices,
Chairman, F. f. Dumas, George Kellogg, f.
stapleton.
Mr.. Burbank was appointed Chairman pro
TEN. of the Finance Committee during the
absence of Mr.. Clay.
The Board took recess of fifteen minutes,
after which it reassembled.
Mr.. Devices offered the following reso.
luton:
ResOloed, That in view of the sanitary
condition of the city the City Surveyor be
and he is hereby authorized to employ two
hundred men to perform such work on the
canals of the city as will admit of drainage,
and to remove all filth wherever accuGiu.
lated.
Which was rejected.
The following communication from Alder.
man StaDleton was received, and his resig-
nation was accepted.
OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
No. p City Hall,
New Orleans, May l., 1853
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen:
most respectfully thank you for the
change Of my position from the Finance to
that of Streets and Landings, but am OBJ.
liged for good reasons and proper duty to
my own interest to herewith resign nv
as Alderman in your Board.
Most respectfully,
EDWARD STAPLETON.
The Board adjourned until Tuesday next
at P. NJ.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
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ESTATE Or 5. B BRYAN.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District OF Louisiana.

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District OF Louisiana, Z
Monroe, La, April l. 1866.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i seventeenth day OF March A. D. 1868. WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate of s. B. BRYAN, in the parish of
0uachlta and State Of Louisiana, who has been ad-
Judged bankrupt his petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of any property be
longing 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 choose one or
more assignees Of his estate, will be held Court
Of Bankruptcy, 70 be holden at the office of W. j. Q.
Baker, m the town Of Monroe, parish Of Ouacnta,
before W. j q. Baker Register, on the twenty
sixth day OF May, A. d. 1853 at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
Z. J. HEBRON, L. S. Marshal.
Per n. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No. 6T2-ap7 my26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
EsTATE On .MILToN q sMIrH

UNITED STATES MARsHAIs OFFICE,
District OF louisiana
Monroe La, March q, 1853
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i tweDty-tifth day of March A. d. 1853 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of MILTON O. SMITH. of the par
ish of Claiborne and State of Louisiana, who
has been adiudged bankrupt on his own petition:
that the payment Of any debts aud de-
livery Of any property belonging TO such bank
rupt TO him for his use and the transfer Of any
property by him, forbidden By Laws that a meet
ing of the creditors of the said bankrupt to prove
their dents and choose one or more Sssignees OF
his estate, will Be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden at the Office of W. j. O. Baker, in the
town Of Monroe, parish of Ouachits, before W. j.
q. Baker Register, on the thirtieth day of May A.
u. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
f ), HERON. U. S. Marshal
No, G3S-mh1 my26
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STATE oF ANNA. S. WELLS.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, ]
District of Louisiana,
MINI M. L 4. A l.-al 1919

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL. !
District of Louisiana. :
Monroe, La, April l. 1853 }
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i twenty fifth day of March, A. d. 1858 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate of ANNA. s. WELLS, in the parish OF
Caddo and State of Louisiana, who has been ad-
judged a 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. for
bidder by law; that meeting of the creditors OF
the said bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assgnees of hs estate will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office Of
W. j. @. Baker, in the town of Monroe parish of
Ouaehita, before W. j. q. Baker, Register on the
twenty-seventh day Of May A. ID. 1868 at 10 O'Clock
A.. NJ. f. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal
Per NJ NJ GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
ESTATE OF SIMON LEWIS.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District Of Louisiana,

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
District OF Louisiana.
Monroe. La, April I. l5ea
THIS Is. 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
\ first day Of April A. D., 1888 = VAR
RANT IN BANKRqPICY vas issued AGAINST
the estate OF SIMON LEWIS, ia tho par
ish Of Carroll and State Of Louisiana,
who has been adiudged bankrupt on
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging
to sueh bankrupt to him or for ais use and the
transfer Of any property BIZ him, are forbidden By
law; that meeting 81 the creditors Of the said
bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose one or
more sgneea Of his estate, will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, q be holden at the Office Of W. D. q
Baker, in the town OF Monroe parish OF 0usrhitS
eighth day Of MAJ, A. d. 1855, At 10 O'clock A IN
Z. o. HEBRON, u. IS. bIsrshal Z
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