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3 DR.. DHW. Wray, PrsstdeHt John Scott Vice
President ri. H. 2Clarkson,. .6ecretary and
Treasurer; H. B: Green, Colonel T. sB. Clark
son aud DR.: Wm.' Weston, Executive Commit
- SoSi The Executive Commits then, with appro-
lhation OF the society, appbinted two auIiiia-
RES viz Mr. Hugo BalthAsar, = Foreign Cor.
Responding Secretary De. b. II. Clarkson,
Domestic Corresponding. 6scretary.H Z
q The committee appointsdto TO report on inn
for Edgefeld District, have submit
ted constitution for the " Immigration socie-
-ty or Edgefeld District."s The constitution
says: 80 ,','', II = C., i u
President and Directors, Will introduce immi-
grants into the 5tata at rateaSto be fixed by the
President, and Directors, ss scheaply as possi-
bio. Any shareholder, ordering through The
society, shall not be charged more than the
actual expenses incurred; and for the purpose
of aiding q shareholder in obtaining immi-
grants, he may be permitted to draw from the
society, an amount -fequsttto the share or
shares he may hold in the capital stock, -
the share or shares being pledged as security
for the loan. "a, .ass II .fia.,E<
The committee say: - l.s,,'q -
Our nsiehboriug district Of Newberry has
an organization in active opeIatlonJ aimilar to
k1,o o1o boro al and The -m0at anCo7lr-
,,.,,its sre OSta MIN.
ssr - ;,,m;orants have aSrifsd rirtiei tbe aus
,;ces nj, ~ their. socety haye.readiy urooured
home Romes and are well Dieasbd.i =
@ Other d;stricfa ara Tn,oyingin the same tirec-
tion1 and Edeefeld shonld not be behind in Che
oniy praoEcSble means of Fegenerating our
nrostrnte country and relieving iE of the para
fyzinp influence Of negro SUPREMACY. -
- Yo1r committed are well convinced that, to
;nsnra anccasa .it il. ouly necesssry for ourpeo-
Ma tn mnke,s United and determined effort to
$ll nm nnr .beantiYnl and EHo6pitable country
WITH an intsllire1,t and thrift white populal
tion.e lion ~ We should dignity labor-honor and rel
.wsriiiss- .Ennuurnpe:sw welcome ana protect The
immiorant. and he,will a66k to our genial and
productive soil. lThe chs sffmpediment 10 suc1
CESS heretofore has been single effort to,in.
trofrfos the isolated lab0ref, From whose toll
ready and ,remunera tiye incomes could be
PROMPTLY realized. sN ia. .a sgreat mistake to
look, SOLELY TO the capital, prodnced In dollars
and cents by the nlaDofer. Hisi social condi!
fiouJand the social sweilarelo lol the community,
rnnat,ie regarded and dspfoyided for-and hence
fsn;i;es hona fida. seitlers. must be epcouragl
ad tn come who will become identified With
sSo G ami md a1radualIy and imterceptibly merge
ths;r G soc;si. Ssbits those Of ou, own peo-
seri ny ," ~ - 81 -
pie; -, ,;y;a...rs IA. .I 1 and ~ content
e.. -, .r;}I small incomes We miist
~ VIC ,r,rd r,are o,rsaves indenendeit nf 9he
nagIo anr .nolitjoahy md social edifcerllas
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STEAM 'CO LIVERPOOL

80. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN ,ez35zst
,..aiSssss a,III TIE MMAN LINE. . sAiLEa ia e
ZZ}MlgaHGe 8. Mails. consisting Of the following
steamers, .,t:aIs c9-!g.s a.
NiitT oAi ~CiTY OF BALTIMORE, 418 e II CIR
,,...t al, 7az CITY OF WASHINGTON, ,,os,ro,,
Selling every Saturday sndevery altefnate Monday,
at PM from Pier No. 45 North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE. .;.I;sr.7s
By THE NAIL srEaMKRB aarLMo EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable In GoN. ,:v- 3 Payable IN Gurrencys. z,
1st Cabin. 800 seerage.
1stCabinto London. .lc5 Esteerage 70 London. So
Let Cabin o1paris. ..i i11b Steerageto Pans:.
Passage by the Monday ste lmers-First Cabin $50
gold; esteerage $780, payable IN Q; 8. currency.
Rates ofpsssage from New York to HalifaI; Cabin.
$40, Steerage. el0;psysble IN gold. 3 s.
Passengers also forwarded TO How're, Haahourg,
Bremen, 6c,s ,sstmodefater ratet.' .t1 ~ 4'@2'
steerage paseaoe from Liverpool and Queenstown,
;4oourseass stssaa 30 bought here py pe'-
For further information apply at the .Oompany's
Offices. JOHN g, DALE, Agent,
No. Is Broadway, New York
:June Az =;--n t,1 !.satiao q TEq = emo.
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sGfnrsiousi.
EXCURsTON.

- THE FAvoRTTB STEAMER
EEz4A:aH2a4Z3 EMILE, Captain IaAAc DAyw, VIII
leave South Commercial Wharf To-Day, q haIf.psst
u O'Clock, accompanying the yachts In the race 70
the bar and around the harbor.
A fine Band Of Music will be on board. Heffesn'
rnents 6gill also be on bosrd- ~ ,..a. r-.3 ~
Faro One Dollar for grown persons haif.prtce for
children under twelve years Of age.
a. SHACKELF0RD & KELLY, Agents.
June 20 .-....Ck -eee. :. ".
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R.,,or.tfov Of Confidence.

MOBILE, June 1s.-The difficulty on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad has been settled,
and the trains commenced running through
20 dow z.-..r...
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TIE WHEAT CRop in Chester District is now
said to be much smaller than was anticipated.
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aa.,,,,,,..!fh,r, Continent.

SAN FRaNoisco, June 19.-The last gap In
the railroad connecting Cali fornia and Nevada
was closed to-day. .r
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haInuirinnn nIuddIe.

Tho Louisinnn Muddie.- ,tri
New ORLEANS, June 1s.-General Grant has'
telesraphsd here approving General Buchsi-
ans course, both in regard tothe State and
municipal governments, and says that ciui
officers recently elected cannot be installed
nntif The State is admitted. ..s.f;
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ss- ESTATE NOTICE ALL PERSONS
indebted TO the lale Colonel JOHN s.. AsHE will
make pa, ment, and those having Gains against bis
Eslate will present them, properly attested, to
Messrs. RUrLEDGE & YOUNG, Solicitors, No. 26
Broad street, or 10 the undersigned, 80. o..
henry GOURDlN,
.-' ALFRED RA0UI,
Qualified Executors.
Juna13 :G 81 1amo3mos
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ss- HON. JEFFERSON . DAVIS, AND
many other. leading men of the South, recommend
and use the popular Toilet Preparation known as
PALMETTO HAIR REVIEWER" which is re-
storer of color and dressing combined. Its great
popularity is owing to- the fact that is harmless
and reliable preparation, and give satis
faction. DOwIE & NOISE,
General Agents. Charleston,
No 1859 Meeting street, corner Hasel.
lJune On re-.,-fit stuth6
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT. B1IToN HEAD
AND BLUFFToN.
r-, TBE STEAMER PILOT BOY. Capt.
.GysSsr5HE557 W. T. McEEJTT, will leave Charles
ION eyery Ihurstlay Morning. al o'clock, and Ba.
yanuab every Saturday Morning, at 6 O'Clock.
The steamer FANNIE, Capt. FENN PEcK. viii
leave Charleston every Monday Morning. at g.
O'Clock, and savannah every Wednesday Morning. at
6o'clock, touching at Blufton and Chisolm's Land
ing, going and returning. -
For Freight or Passage, apply to
- - JOHN FERGUSON.
June 4 Accommodation Wnarf.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
our European Dispetches.

-. !
Our Earopeaan' q, OuSRe W '0ne.'
QUEENS hhvIsx-oAsau,aS ofs..
'Pli'll fAhlaAahst---srAN'aa u 1890 =
'A' te.s s sy1.rT,erEIEaaApHl -
-. - 10 Tho oroen rev;eus the
$1,000 sa.s - sa-.:. No hns;ness will be
as .o'un'e = az staos E,cb.noa or in, the
GansaS.eu S.sns. ~ '1s 49, s'.ssi.1eer -
sSs,,..s soG,Is.,,aca in sbas House s,f Com-
eDa'g m.,o.a.. - ILL, ~, re,,t;on 9of tba
,. nun - :. ~ 49, 49,: - Ina nn;on with
peopls 9", 1--WE p;s.t,,eoss Ss ,s,,s tsst oommis
osna s lhs csasss of
s,0a - sar =. No. seati. in conaeouoncs q
49, II - co,, fs,,e-as;on anf, msde,s speech id
sr.,ost .ns aos - h;s mot;on .r a1ter;seoonded
ss,,n - -.h;sh nae dafaatad on division n by
sN:..s.sia . ;n;ne,y-sir later in the evening
8 ~. Is;sh C1,n,,c;b Amendments Suspenscry
=, -. -. s:.s..,a;no - tss- .r5S:.el
eo,ia pssss a 49, Taa;s,,s;af have asasnted
Inc frenOn oosps s1s,,esn'-~'. n.s,o.-' ',s---e7
cs ss,Ios;ss eob.neea sare about b to tase
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ss- PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSoCIATIoN.-T Constitution and Ivy:
Lsws. as ratified In general meeting, will be ready
for signatures at the Store Of the Association, on
Thursday, 18th instant
Itta' ing been decided to recall the original SCRIP
new Certificates OF Stock Will be issued on Friday
tho 10Th, next following.
JAS. j. GRACE,
Jpne 1s Secretary ard Treasurer
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ssrTHE STEAMER CITY POINT WILL
discontinue her trips to Florida for summer REPAIRS
until further notice, 81; 10 June
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FOR pALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, ST., MARY's FERNANDINA,
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL LANDINGS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER. -t,--
.r-, STEAMER DICTATOR WILL
,ESsSatE557ss leave Charleston eyerJ Monday Night
st 8 O'CLOCK, and Savsunsh every Tuesday After
noon at O'Clock, for the above places. Returning
will leave savannah for Charleston every Friday
- j. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
June 2 South Atlantic Wharf.
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FOR EDIsTO,

FOR EDISTO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND
.o...-,. = Iaas.. PUG - 4erl.. =
IT, THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
Guss,ssss4E Captain D. BoYLH, will receive freight
This Day, and leave Monday Morning at halfpast
o'clock and Edisto Tuesday Aornin0 at Five O'Clock
Fer freight or passage apply on board. or 70
Juno d al 49, anlF.,
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Amnirs In GeorgiR.

AMh1rs I'm Georgia. ....,.....,-{ {,
ATLANTA, GA, June 1s.-General John B.
Gordon is out IN card declining to be a can
didate for United States Senator. - '''''i''e
Twenty-eight citizens OF Columbus are heres
confined in close cells, on suspicion Of compf-
city in the Ashburn murder. atdo ~
The crop prospects are not aattering, owing
to the dry weather.. & =
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Shipping

YACHT MAGGIE MITCHELL.
~ THIS FAvORrTE YACHT, HAVINa
= M been thoroughly reftted for pfeasure par
ANtes, is now ready for engagements by ep'
G6pIcation to the captain on boerd. or to
10 II fglrJifIaf iisfs BLACK & JOHNSTON,
u april t. 9,nl tuths6mos il,esggs Y Agents.
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j, Gs,u;, v,gf.asK 90. irrrtons Dispatches.
nm. pn,x.nr no .r1xE .cHAaae, Or THE v1spI-
.ra-rHE n111, Fos REMOVAL OF pBABuI-
ma-arxo,o,aNsssrrp1tulor1oN xo,,aNsssrrp1tulo 10 oBE ranuEEA
yH. oo1Umpus pnrsoNESs-REs1aNA1oH.. OF
stnn5hoH. - s -
w,sun,var,or Inns 10. The. dredge boat for
.hs .,SSc,Iti ofItbe Misaissipp,i ,i left Yesterday
tor her dsst,n.t;on. s sa-.I ~ GASSfg
:, a sta.m Are engine in Philadelphia while
rorilins q ara exploded, killing Eve persons
md vonnd;no aeversl.
= In rlsEsArE to-day, a bill was introduced
...n.sa-,;no the oontroi.of the Indians to the
E,,.oan,,n,a. 8 7,nraan. "a Etha poor Indianl.
The vnta rasneotinp the the bill relieving e1,
,,ors,a of distilled rum Was reconsidered, and
tha h;,I vaa ,nassed. - si:''i' 81
q Ss,a,,,;rossndarl ofSthe dsYWss s0ccupied H.
I d;scnasinc the Paciac RaiIrcad bilL
rrrHr Housr. the bill regulating Che carry
,ns 80 nasaenoers by Steam vessels. was passed
without 3 division. 81 SF = -
The report Of tho Conferences Coppittessq4s
the biii relieving isundry pdrsohs from politis
cal disabilities was defeated by vote Of yeas
7s, nays 55-two-thifds not voting in favor
thereof. The Democrats on aaccopnt olythst
erssure Of the names OF two Democrats from
the 1ist OF persons relieved yoted with the Re
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.Dafbts

YACHT RACEis YACHT KACEU
YACHT RACElli ....,,,...
-N-k THE FINE sTEAMER 'FANNIE,'
.Es Chapt FEnN PEoK. win leave Accom-
modaton Wharf 10 Aorvoto, 10th instant, at half
past 10 o'clock anordipg the best Opportunity for
near and continuous view of the'great Yacht Race.
..iTe- JOHN FERGUSON,
June 10 = Accommodation Wharf
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Moiifes.
~. ----.,>>,,..-----~,-.----->,>.,~----~.-

"a ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-T HE
Rev. CHARLES 8. vEDDER. Of the Husuenot
tFrench Protestant) Church, will perform Divine
Service in this Chapel To-NorroJ Afternoon. 2lst
instant. at half.past Five o'clock hu l. June 20 ~
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.4EaR.NEw.YoRts !:

4~a TIE sPLENDDS S1DE WHEEL
Nk&SF4 sTEA, n SHI P, CHARLESTON,
LE1H1[NH3R0 BERRY Commander, WIN SAL on
.s.S aa& Saturday June 20, at; 5soclo:a p.
NJ from Adeer's south Wharf... q. ~ Ln,..sca -
H No Freight received after O'Clock n on
dsy Of sailing.
= es- Shippers are requested to bave their Bills II
Ladipg signed by O'Clock ?. H., on the 2olh fnst
For Freight or Passage, apply TO :,
= I, - = --'.gsa7io,rs JAMES ADGER& GO. .:i.y
Corner Adger'r Wharf and East Bay Up stajrsl.3
Juue is
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Ie5r BETHEL CHUROH.-DvINE SER
VICE may be expected, Providence permitting, TO
AorroD Morning. at tLalfpast 10 O'Clock and In the
Afternoon, at O'Clock, BY the Paetor. fey. j. T.
TiaHTMAN. collection will bo lifted to cid in
defrsying expenses OF repairs to Church.
The exercises of the Sabbath School will begin at
hslrpast o'clock A. M, aai.l 1;le. June 10
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The regular quarterly meeting Of the. Society
was held on the 18th INST, and the following

permanent oficerswere eldcted :trysi, ~ -
:, DIR. DsW. 'wrsy, Prssidebt; John Scott, Vice
President ! H.: d. SClaTksol; eecretary and
Treasurer; n. B: Green, Colonel T. b. Clark
son aud DR.. VIM. Weston, Executive Commit
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usefulness in adapting himself to times and
things as ethey are, without cutting ms
throat with paradoxes, or stealing maIciL
on mankind with some new light, winch W., ~
they are very likely to regard as "wlii,Ot
the'wlsp.h He has no eccentrlclties, ~. pus
great tact. His talents are adminlstr1aisS. NV
and executive rather than, delloeft,
ative. He would make good appoint,
ments and adopt sure, policies. nc nc
would make better President or SpeSAe a
Of the House than Senator. he kno .. 49, nSr
well, estimates them correctly, treats ,i sn '.at
all fairly and candidly. No man wiz 81
through his business WIN you "a 80 I1 tSa
minutes, and vet none is more tree from tne
horrid brusoueness of busy men. There are
heart and kindness in Mr.. ColtaXs poi!!te-
ness. Men leave his presence win the I'M
preston that he is at once an able, honeSti
and kind man. Political opponents, nke
him personally, as well as ms pollucali
friends. We have never heard that he had
any enemies. The breath of SANDER has
been silent toward his fair, spotless fame.
The wife of his youth, after being for long
time an invalid, sank to her anal rest sey
eral years ago, leaving him childless. his
mother and sister preside at his receptions,
which for many years have been, not the
most brilliant but the most popular
Colfax is frank, lively, jolly The ever
lasting I.hood and Us-ness Of great men are
forgotten in his presence. His manners
are not quite so familiar as those OF LIN
coin, but nearly SO. They are gentle, natu-
| raj, graceful, with a bird-like or business
like quickness of thought and motion.
Though manly, they are genial and winning
American mothers believe in Schuyler Col
fax. There are more babies named tor him
than for any public man since Clay. 1t is a
sure test of greatness when mothers are
willing to take the name Of a public man %
the baptismal font, and sacredly link to
gether that oft.repeated name and that ten
der unhedged life with holy prayer. They
\ know that come what will that name, how
ever tried and tempted, will never disgrace
| their offspring What more shall we say
| of Schuyler Colfax? The nation honor'
him. We are willing TO believe he will somi
day be President. Whether President o.
not he can afford:to be right.
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An. D,Me.a V. r. eahaher.


TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
4 for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisiana,
10. S0Jsy virtue q writ q nsi tSSas ss1sd
aay q March, lss4 have Isizsd and taEsss into
tiento the highest bidder for cash. on TUkSDAK,
the tEsnty third day Of June, lsss. At the Mer:
street. between Canal and Cnstomhoase streets, ID
this city e the hour Of twelve o'clock ct noon the
following described property, viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUNB, with an
il the Fourth DISTRICT 1t this eity, ii the square
stfssss aid lets adj5S Zach other sRd are desis
mated BY the letters A and on sketch annexed @
q Ss DIV on sit ~ u Mach isS s.
which said 6allaher acquired said property; lot A
dspth and front On Chsitn6t street oi one hnnd
and hitF fsst betgeen psgalgl hns4. and Tx = has
sassd sd MI ~ fsst aa i sc s s ~
one hnndfsd and twenty feet On the opposite Per
snsSs toward Camp PSF street fpsfy three set ted
inches two and quarter lines thenos parallel With
Philip street ninstlnins f5et ten inches two and s
qaarter lines 70 the line dividing the TIVE iets All
ssiss = sisted a e properly q he dslsnd
AS and 70 Pe 500 70 sAtlaiy the pistuti9s "a H
Ass dollars sid twelve c0nts with Interest and AZ
costs, AZ luagmenn 49,
Of q splsndidiy built t~cstoiy and attic
Brick pN 1sli . modern n ~ ia hnls5l
slda Vsrassia ,sflssd s7n the
street wide hall, two beautifully finished pariors
and laEgs dining rom. hssidss kitchen, laundry
eno other cQuve1icnco8 On the first floor; three
large and one smell ailgi and well finished bed
loslnss and PatA room y re msip end Tires galelE
hnished, larFe esterus as tlleuR bout. and -
ne4tas1zT eatnuildines, on lol 3 Is = feo-ssQr4
Hams Hone. used a. clrrial lionaa Hhinh with =
l.ttls expense might b con ettad Into E1od avs
Il 1lslns Of sal,-c,ah At ths glas d kdiudisaas
u United stases e1elfY notes.
Ing etc, dt extnar9 % pnfln 1I1f. i.
Dnsllt atttss !llsb9F4 Olaea. Mr. 0Eiesns
tEsut5 AIT onT qI M9T. ~. =. =. : - -
~ Ss~ns1 HipiuHB : ,s-t
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ARRIVED YESTKRDAY.


Steamship Liberty, Balm, from Baltimore
10th instant, via Havana, to Wither.
spoon & Hasey-2d district
Steamship Harlan, Lewis. from Indianola
and Galveston, to c A Whitney Eco,
LIST district a -s
British brig Hope, Mareal, from Havana,
to PUG Bros-2d district Is
British schooner Helena Agnew, from Car
denas, to H D'Meza-2d district IA
British schooner Oriental, Bado, from Ha-
vana. to Goldenbow q Kelley--2d dis
trict 10
Schooner Fontaineblesu, from Lavaca, to
MASTERED district Ia .a.a . 4..s
schoone- John Mettler, Barlow from Rua-
tan Island, to master-2d district IL
Iugger Orleans, - from st John the
Baptist, to master-2d district Is
Lugger LIE Jeune Cesar, ---, from st
john the Baptist, to master-2d district
Is
Lugger Morning Star, 7--, from St
John the Baptist, to master-2d district
Lugger Telegraph, Amuros, from Pointe-a-
la.Hache to master-2d district Is
Lugger La Belle Virginia, Masgorne, from
| Bayou LOurs, to MASTERED district Is
Lugger Marie Louise, Dupre, from Bayou
| Terrebonne, to master -2d district Is
Lugger Belle Creole, ---, from Jesuits'
Bend, to master-2d district Is
Bayou Lafourche, to Mastered district
| Is .- t+-
Lugger Small, --, from Jefferson par
fsh, to Mastered district 10
Lugger Hard Times, -, from Jefferson
| parish, to MASTERED district Is
Logger Young Lena, Guidry, from Bayou
| Terrebolne, to master-2d district Is
| -s. TowBOATs.
Harry Wright Wright, from the Passes
Towed down and TO sea- 10th instant,
| ships Artisan and Rosalie, and brig
Cirque sorrelle-Brought up schooners
Oriental and Fontainebleau
sTEAMBoATs.
Ruth, Pegram, from st Louis.
Dexter, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Wild Wagner, Richardson, from Natchez
Grey Eagle, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
T P May, De BOnchel, from Jesuits Bend.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from Pointe.a la Hache
Sarah, Deering from Mobile-New Basin.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile-P RI.
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ESTATE o. oHARLRs PARR.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District OF Louisiana
... New Orleans, May a, 1859
THIS is TO GIVE, NOTICE THAT ON THE
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of CHARLES PARR, of New Orleans,
in the parish of Orleans and State of
Louisiana who was adiudged bankrupt
on his own pettion; that the payment Of any
debts and delivery of any property belonging 70
such bankrupt 10 him for his nse and the transfer
of any property by him, forbidden by law; tnat
meeting the creditors OF the said bankrupt prove
their debts and to choose one more assgnees of
his estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden at the Customhouse building, in the
city Of New Orleans, Louisiana, before ]. R. G
Pitn Register, on the ninth day une, A. D. 1853
~ ~ = ''''A " + j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal,
No. eO5-fpy23 je9 A District of Louisiana.
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UNITED STATES MARszAI,s oEgIcr, /

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
sIiIFs lFI District OF Louisiana y
yafr7rlT g - New Orleans, May q, lsda.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THR
VARIANT IN RAEKR9Pfd o. vas issued AGAINST
the estate Of L q. D'HOMHRGUE, 81
New Orieana in the parish Of Orleans and
state Of Louisiana, who was adiudRed 8 bankrupt
on his own petition that the payment Of any debts
bankrupt 70 him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property b. him. are for,
ndden b. law that nesting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt, % prove teF dabts and to ChoOae
one or moro asaiEness q his estate. will be held
0uslomhOuae building in the city Of New Orleans,
LOuieinna, before j. r. @. RitAn, Register, on the
fourth day OF Jnno, A. D. 1855, At 10 O'Clock
"A. IA. y. J. HAHBQN, U, 8. Marshal. ..I
n fnl-1uvla falA ntafrfcf at TnufatrnN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
EsrATE oF JESSE q. COLLINS.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
7r :, District Of Louisiana.

UNITED STATEs MARsHAL's OFFICE,
$1,000 l.. District of Louisiana,
New Orleans, May Is 1855. }
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i twenty third day of May, A. ID. 1855, WAR
RANT IN BAHKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of JESSE d. COLLINS, OF Frank.
lin, IN the parish Of St Mary and
State of Louisiana, who was adiudged bank.
rupt on his own petitions that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property be
longing TO such bankrupt. to him or for his use,
Ien by Law; that meeting of the creditors Of the
said banlxrupt, 70 prove their debts and to choose
Oourt Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Custom.
house building, IN the city Of New Orleans. Lousi,
ana before o. y. kellogg, Register, on the twenty
fourth day Of June, A. D. 1868, at O'Clock A. d.
T .le.ETt zoe f. j. HEBRON,
u. 3. Marshal, District OF louisiana.
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