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Fine Turnips and Potatoes.

Mr.. BILL sEEyEss; (of Billsvills, rs ca2t. p.
W. P. would ssyl has presented us with sample
of his Turnips and Potatocs, which surpass any
thing of the kind, in 'ize and quality, we have
seen this season. Thank you, friend STEVENS,
and long may you live in thsse slow grounds Of
sorrow," to drive dull care away with your sun.
ny smilee, and beaming eountenance. and pile-
splitting jokes on cold Watts" Again We thank
you, and when ave three" meet again. we'll
toko sugar in our'n." -... f ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

~ The Nashville Union d ;Aderieun says:
IA prominent. Hebrew from Ohio, who is an
svowsd Republican, has stated 10 this city, since
tho elections Of Tuesday, that there are twenty:
tvs thousand of his religious and political fai,h
in tbat State, who will not vote for Grant in Mo-
rember. This will be the caso throughout the
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Kdnlfnistir atorasIa iSade.0

gN pursuance of m Order, ,fsem, ", F., Dufsoe,
4 E.qr., Ordinary for Edgefeid pitiist,. We viii
proceel to selisa the late residence Of Ns.
TABITHA ABNEY, decd, on THURSDAY
tho 10th NoYEMBBR, AL ths PERSONAL
ESTATE of said deceased consisting Of , ~. n
FoURjMuLEsANp. .oNE HORSE -
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, s,..i.,5s
: FLOUR. CORN. FODDER. SHgtKS. .tsg
SST3Ss osE Ss4n asR RseoS se1aoa p a5oe oRn suaaY
! GIN HEAD, THRESHRR AND FAN.
! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE y -,
KITCHEN !UTENsILS, DO. ..'.s,..
! EW Terms Cssh,eis Il; f..s ,.a,s a
: R0BT. ]. SMITH xa.S..
J.KsScHgMPERT. tts az yse' 80
Ne~ The LAND belonging TO the deceaaed will
be Rented on; the day Of BALD above mentioned
Nov SStr f. Es,|r45S
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E. - ! : . - : = = =
: A Mammoth Cabbage.

Ms. JAS. P WELLS sends us q beautiful Cab
bage, very white and frm, and as fns in every
respect as can be produced in Bpmcombe, North
Carolina. Her modns operandi Of raising this mon
ster species of cabbage. we have not asaertained,
but will try and do so for the benefit of our read
ers We return this estimab!e lady our unfeign-
ei thanks for the courte,ey extended to US.
The Cabbage We have on exhibition come and
look at IL to.dny. Tomorrow it will go the way
Of all things ne erishabls. 9a1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

aHr Secretary Seward adhered large meet.
ing Mt his home Mt Auburn, n. IT, on the NSoth.
and defended Johnson's policy, disnpproved. the
course of the. .Radicai.party; he would not taks
the sword or put II into another's hand to undo
what bad been done, even If unnecessary or un-
sise ; he thonght. tho distrust Of Democrats felt
BY large portion of tho people ought to be res
pscted3 he says he :oon6des in the Republicsh
party, who savsd the Union and abolished sla-
very. Hebclieves tho success of the Democrats
would delay restoration pf peaco, and har4ony.
ET- A young iAan. pastor Of a Baptist Church
Ia Keno.ha, Wisconsin,, could not find any one
in to~u who dared to perform the necessary task
Of painting his church apife. Accordingly he
rssedA ladder to The top of the spirej tied rope
round. Ii and round his body, then Boldly swuhg
of, and painted tho spire;bimseif =
v A negro man named Emanuel Trip was
shot ond. killed by party of men in Jasper
county, Ga l.st week. Deceased was an eI
pellsd number Of the Legislature.
gsS- Associate Judge Hog. has taken refuge
North from the fury Of the coored citizens, about
Columbia They have learned that he asserted
some time ago that be wished no had all the me-
grocs In atsn acre field, and he would go through
them with his old regiment. .Hoge isihe Radical
candidate for Congress from this district. Ep
@S Or. Jones,rths Superintendent Of th.
mint at Charlotte, thinks the gold mines of North
Carolina arelnow yielding about s5OO,OOO annu-
ally. Gold found In twenty-five Counties Of
the State, besides other valuable metals -
gr the Republicans say that they will carry
The State of Georgiaiby small majority. The
Democrats claim 10000 majority.
Ega Nearly all the principal towns and villages
IN South Carolina have been garrisoned By United
sStptes soldiers during the past few weeks.
Ey One Of The best Democratic journals in
the Union, the Boston Post remarks that the
Democrats enjoy one advantage from the present
election return.1-it costs them nothing for pow.
DER How consoliug. ...,
aar The President, IL is announced, i,ihslp-
loss under the Reconstruction ACTS in restraining
District Commanders from interfering with the
Courts. A case comes from Texas, and involves
the postponenent by Reynolds Of the order of
settlement of an eatate. ~.
~ From the 81 to the 10th of January, 1859,
. week of prayer is besought, under the authority
of the Evangelical Alliance, over the whole
world. f..ae t!lsa.I
Gg- race lately took plnce In England be-
tween man and horse. They were to start
even, and the distance was one hundred yards.
The horse won in seven and half seconds, boat
ing the man twenty yards. -g s,aa
ns- State Constable Hubbard went TO Wings
borO on Wednesday with a po,e of min. men and
arrested Adolphus P. Miller, of that town, on
suspicion OF having aided in the escape Of Samuel
Murtishaw and William Fitzgerald, who are
charged with the murder Of Leo Nance, Of
Newberry. 3is -
eyr Alady Of fortune near Paris bas commit.
ted suicido She had boil on her nose, and was
sissld Of being disAgured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

na- A special from Little Rock, Ark, an
nounces tho arrival there of Representative
Hiuds' body, and It's departure for New York.
Kinds and Brooks were shot by George A. Clark,
Secretary ofthe Democratic Committee ofMonroe
County, who had been drinking hcavily; and
bordering on delirium tremens. Clark is In Gus
tody.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

peace aud harmony, ofahumauity and justice.
Let every Republican be found ready to as
sort and yindicate his rights and his manhood
at the ballot.bex. But every good and true
Republican w;ilIscorn to violate the luw.
F. A.SAWYER.5s D.H. CHAMBERLAIN.
ID. T. .CORBIN. DR.. A.G. MACKEY. {
GEO. w. CLARK. All. RANSIER.
r. c. .DELARGE. B. O.DUNCAN. @
II Ell. MOSES, sJr:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

De-. At o meeting Of the citirens Of sYotkyiils,
on the 24th, the charges Of lawlessness in that
county, contained in Governor scott's proolama-
ton. were indignantly ropelIed, and resolutions
passed protesting "against the act Of the Cover.
nor, in charging the people Of our county With
high crimes and misdemoanors, on mere idle ru.
mors and reports, and in common jastics and
fairness, his Excellsncy should inform US who our
accusers are." sJ.d5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04
Direct Communication with sLiverpooY1

D1fcCt OOtiuuu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Messrs. MuRE Co., Commission Merchants,
Charleston, S. c., and also Agents for the Steam
ship Line Of Communication established between
Charleston and Liverpool, havesa card IN ouf
issue Of to-day TO which we callSthe attention o;
merchants aud planters. This line is composed
ofiIron Steamers of the first class, with COM
manders of large experience, and is considered
quite an acquisition to the future prosperity Of
Charleston, and Ito all parties wishing TO ship
direct to and from sLiverpoOl<<
The Columbia Phosnir, Of Saturday, says: A
telegram informs us that the irstof the Charlcs-
ton and Liverpool line of steamships reached
Charleston yesterday !morninewso be. followed
by others ssmi.monthly, and still further increased
as the business warrants. This is move ip the
right direction, and We trust that every ensrgy
.wilLbc used by our buaiuess men TO- put stham@
selves in direct communication with the great
mart for our chief. staples, and build cup trade
that will render us independent Of the North;
for the COMMISSIONS, etc, swallowed up had bct-
,er be kept III our own community This psat5is
"with the eternal past. land it isifor Us. row,to
grapple mahfully withSa future pregnant Missh
good, If rightly taken advantage Of and in y
way can SO great benefit be derived, asiniOstsf-
ing rapid communication Sjth .thelold. .ssOfId
The capital of the "netion of shop keepef "
must be brought into play, against the towering
North, and the mutual rivalry will force :hs ac-
oessiOn of capital and population.5so nssesiary
to our recuperation and future progress. Success,
10 tradew .t.sf .oa-
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Religious Notice.

The next meeting Of the Executive Board Of
the Edgeaold Association will bd held at Repub-
licpn Church.. on Saturday before the 5th Sab
bath in November Ba'i A.I 's5' - ~
IL. RI GwALTNEY, CHAIRMAN.
Nov. s efrait tiq At Giianl LAS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04
New Advertisements

We direct special attention to the new adver-
tiseinents in thisaissue. Will notice them in de-
Gail next week. t e 5is. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

GS- In Greenyille public meeting has been,
held, atwhich Governor Perry presided, and res
iOlutions were passed reprobating the recent acts
oflawlcssncas, and disclaimiug, in.behalf Of that
community, any responsibility or sympathy there.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04
Religious Notice.

The Union Meeting of the 4th Division. of the
Edge6eld Baptist Association, will behold at Re-
publican Church, on Saturday before tho 5th Sab
bath In November. The Teachers and Pupils of
the Sunday Schools within its bounds are earnest
ly requested to attend.
Us. MATHEWS, Mod.
Nov-9 Al As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04
For Sale.

y1JE offer for sal. the MCCULLOUGH pLAcE.
w lately owned by bn7Sullivan, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY (77Q)
ACRES. dying on eHorn,s, Geek, adjoiaiegs,lsnd
Of John a. Wias, De. u Hofdand Eifsss6 Masssd
Swearingen.
Tits place has open lane for forty hands, and
is one Of the best Cotton Plantations in tais sec
ton OF country Titles good. - -
+, j. L. ADDISON, our Attorney, is hereby au-
thorizcd to sell and convey tho same. If not sold
by thu first Monday In December, will be Rented
toths. highest bidder Cor the year 1862 i
J. Ii. H0LLINGSW0RTH,
! ]. D. SULLIVAN. 4
: .Ndy EEf fgS fJSIBS = f.-;s.s,s iyyiNs Is;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

y- At Boston, on tho slst tho horse John
Stewart trotsea twenty miles on River Side Park
in ifly-nino minutes and twenty thres and q
quarter secondi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04
ssEromsLouisiana.zs.zs,ssfs.-,s.

New ORLEANS, October %, p. m.-The
city was quiet to-day, and, SO for as heard
from, St. Bernard parishfalso quiet. =.
The following proclamation was issued this
evening by General Rousseau "A
HEaD,oRs D DEpaaTaEsTLA AID ARK, fl1
Newso Orleans, La. October 2S,1s68. IS
To the People e NeS Orleans, La:
FELLOW CITIZENS -Ihave receiyedinstrnc.
tionss from the authorities at the city Sof
Washington 10 take such action as may
be necessary to preserve peace and good
order. and to protect the lives and property
of Citizens. AS the city'is quiet to day, II
think it proper time to make the above an.
.nouncement,; and.to call upon the law abiding
citizens to aid me hereafter in carrying out
these instructions, and to that end they are
earnestly requested to refrain from assembling
III large bodice on the streets, to avoid excltc
ing conversation and other causes OF irrita.
ton and excitement and to pursue their Or:
dinaryf yocstions as usual. Theipolice force
Of the city has beenIe organized and lineth-
cient members; have been dropped from the
rolls and others appointed in their places, and
Gen. J. B: Steedmgn appointed Chief Of po-
iieg ,ro TEN byvi the. Board Of Police Commits:
sioners. Gen. Steedman;and his police force
will be SUPPORTED by the military, and assur:.
ance is given alike to the peaceful and the
IAwless that every thing atmy command and
to- the utmost: of my ability will De used in
the endeayor 10 obey these instructions. For
the present, political professions patrolllng
| the streets BY armed men are prohibited.
| TSigncdl LOWELL b. Rousseau, - -
Breyet Major General
Commanding Department.
The Metropolitan Police Board desired to
suspend Superintendent Williamson, tempo.
rarily, but he refused to be, suspended and
! was accordingly tried for infraction of the
Metropolitan Police law in disnissing negro
policemen without consulting the Police
| Board. He plead guilty to the charge and
was dismissed. The Board had previously
endorsed Chief W Williamson in the case for
which he was dismissed. General Steedman,
at General Rousseau's request, accepted the
appointment pro tenn. upon the condition
that he be allowed to choose his own subor
dipaie,. The Common Council this evening
passed resolutions setting forth the uncon.
sstitationalityIo of the Metropolitan Police Law,
aud authosizingthe Mayor tocorganize mus
nicipal police under the charter of the city.
Mayor Conway Immediately appointed Gen
eral Steedman although be had already &C;
cepted the appointment of the Metropolitan
Board and had been sworn III. ~ -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

g EI Governor Orr reached his homo in
Anderson last week, after long tour through the
North and West.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-04

! es- Gov. scott ha, offered reward of $500
for.thc arrest of tho incendiArisasvhO sessfie to
Gen. McGowan's barn and stables., ~
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:. -, y Y Valuable Ian diss is :,
TA RENT. I.EASEa-llRrSEK.E.

yryHE sdbseribsr ssislIos to Rent, Lease or Sell
! Eethis ENT1RETRAcTf OF LAND, lying l6
miles West of Edgcheld G. L., on Bird Creek;
ndvill divide h in Lots Of from Fifty TO Five
Hundr.d-Asrss. to suit py1ties,- 1-
Tits body If tnnd is.aeE sadspted n Gptn.
Cotton and Small Grain. Come and look, and
Judge for yourselvcs. + u liIr%
sTtsmamsde easy. ;--ig4 yiXAs
STOCK. al los p,fces. go; ttsAxsz .ti.t;
.ssli = - 5>jrT B. M.4PAbBERT.
/ NoY.:3t.-,,.1 yas AZ ~. = as.
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$50 Reward !

SsTOLEN from my premises on Fridsy night
y last, q BAY MARE, fyo or ak :yesFs Old,
with little white on one-ot both hind lesa near
the hoofs, and,a large fat vart on left side; also,
,a-waft between hind legs, ,oh the thigh,
win pay Ten .Dollars foy delivery of said
Mare, or iuforatio ihat win lead 10 her recove-
ry; and Fifty Dollars reward for apprehension Of
the thief, and evidence 70 convict
.TfsH eG.WsH0LL0WAY.
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OBITUARY. .fi

"All seasons nre ours to die"
Death with his stealthy pace, and icy touoh
hovers over our home', and tears from our en-
brace the loved and cherished onos. f.fe
Departed this life on the 2lst Of Oct, after a
few days of intense suffering, Miss LOULA G.
DANIEL, youngest daughter of Maj WILLIAM
DANIEL. ,er-,. -. Eri. "a
Scarce one short year has elapsed, and this sor.
rowing family again seos another tieconsigned to
the cold earth. Though theolinks are severed
here, Heaven has the safe.keeping Of those pre-
cious jewels.
Dear LouLA has passed the threshold Of this
weary.lfe, and has entered that; glorious Haven
which is lit by the presence Of the. Lamb.
d By tho bright waters now thy lot. is cast,
Joy for thee, happy friend, thy bark hath past
The rough sea sfeam " ~
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U.5 U.5@SS....sMARsHALS..SALEI
z.',:isig. ssi s4iga---oGsAlIe " iD i,..s.t -.
The Gnitsd States % .ansrieeals,,,.y

,s!.fsE SOU TH CAh0tI1NAb bkSTRfCTssi s-s'
DY Virtue of Writ of feId ,deias tea ms,di-'
ID. rectsd, Issuing out Of ths Honorable De
United States Circuit, for TIC District 6f Seath'
bidder ut public Auction, ab "a gsfeid q n RT5eh
the nd! day Of December ncxt 1bsing Athe frst
Wednesday of'the MeEfh;) oil thS EigSt stitishad
intSrcst,of the Defendan in and TO the following
property, to wits ONE TRACT oFSEANDj con-
taining 0as Thousand- Acres, more OF less bounded
by iands Of tho -Estato oG Ih6uds Pitts sDE Il
N.Y. Ashiii,i R1B. .sWatson9 anasotbers, sifustaoa
the Ridge. Levied on as the property Of Ahe d.
fsndant eEiUah w atsoh; sat the snit. Of william
Allen and James Mclean, PLAINTIFF. IA nci;.
TERMS, CASH. Purchasers totPay tha,Ms
shal for nscssary papers and stamps.
Sale to be conducted BY JULIUS WRIGHT,
D'pH'5 e'AH'SH91f e9'H9frI ''1Ssis 1sJriM EpRrTa5
y. 6. Msyshsl.g
-Nov.3 Yle2, sa-rl st ssiasis 5z7f45 !
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MRS. MARTHA. HARRIsoN,9wife oflN.s.
HARnIsos, is NO. more She. departed this life on
the 18th day OF October, 1888, in the 42d year Of
her age, after a;fsw days of great suffering and
pain. u - el-s Llilo.st. -, - =
She Joined the Baptist Church at Bethany In
her 18th year, and lived; q consistent and pious
life, adorning and exemplfying the religion which
she professed. She was firm In faith, giving gio-
) She leavos devoted husband and eight chill.
dr.n to mourn her loss but not - those that have
mn hone II - L3i. gs,3 -. A FRIEND.
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HYM MENEAI. 81
MAnaI.p, ost 20ih, bysRsyaJ. B. Tiayaiek.
Mr.. JOHN c. MAYsoE to Miss F. ELIZA
all Of Edseaeldi Dit, g. c. u
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Dog Stolen.

STOLEN from the Subscriber sonii the 18th
- October, q small Black HOUND DOG, of
coarse voice, and will come to the9call Of, Dick
Taylor" ne ~ st:: 20. .s.i.
Ten Dollars reward will be paid for The recove.
ry of the Dog, and.s5 for proofIto convict the
thief. -. j. L. MATHIS.
Nov. s@f ct as
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Upoa motion, Tho following resolutions were
ai,ped, -i3 wit -
Rcs5lssd. That the Secretary OF this meet
ing be instructed TO ttr,Assrnit a copy of tho
proceedings of this meeting to Governor
Scott. .. ..45i7 et
.Pesolred, Thastin justice to the reputation
of our distric:. papers publishing the said
proclamation be requested to publish the pro
&C dings of.this meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
IN BANKRUPTCY,

ESTATES OF JOHN CROWELL AND
Richard Rhodes, individually and as members of
% Co.
400 UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE,
District of Louisiana, ;
New OrleAns, November l3, 1868
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
4 elventh day Of November, A. d. 1868, an Alias
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
Joint and separate estates Of JOHN CkOWELL and
RICHARD RHODES, Of New Orleans, in the
parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana, who have
been adjudged bankrupts on their own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery OF
any property belonging TO such bankrnpts to them or
for their and the transfer of property by them
are forbidden BY law that meeting of the creditors
OF the said bankuPs to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of their estates, will be
Customhorss Building ia the city of New Orleans,
Louisiana, before John 3. Deane, Register. on the
sixteenth day Of December, A. d. 1868, 10 O'Clock
A. N. +. j. HEBRON, u 5. Marshal,
AM, co o,e Az District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
EsTATE OF WYATT C. oUTLER.
UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE, J

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana. !
Il New Orleans. December a. 1863
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i third day Of December A. D. 1855 a Warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
WYATFO. CUTLER, OF the city of New Orleans,
in the parish Of Orleans and state of Louisiana,
who was adiudged bankrupt his own petit
ton; that the payment Of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging 70 such bankrupt to him or
for mis- use, and the transfer Of any properly by
him. are forbidden BY law; that meeting of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt to their debts
and 70 cheose one or more assignees of his estate
will be held at a COURT OF Bankruptcy to be holden
at the Oustomhouse Building, in the city OF New
Orleans Louisiana, before J, R. g. Pitkin. Register
ten o'clock A. NJ. f. j. HERRON
Omitted states Marshal. District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
THE STATE OF LOUIsIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT ooUKT FOR THE PAR.
ISH OF ORLEANS.
Sarah E. Brooks vs.. John M. Carr, her Husband
No. 20 ISL.

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
Il seventeen day Of November. 1858 Judgment was
suits in the words and figures following to wit.
By reason of the law and the evidence in this case
tendant and BY further reason Of Judgment or de.
fault herein and due proof of Plaintiffs demand IN
open court :
1t is therefore ordered, adudged and decreed that
she have Judgment against defendant in the sam Of
two thousand three hundred and tWenty-seven dol
lars with legal interest from first January 1851 that
the community Of aequoSts and gains be dissolved
Apd said plaintiff be Permitted 10 control her para
phernal property separate from her husband; that
her legal mortgage and privilege be recognized; that
defendant pay all costs of srtt TO be tsxsd.
gudgmeut rendered November II, 1858. tU
Judgment signed November ri, 1853
tSiRnedl ON CHAS. IEAUMONT, Jndze
In testimony Ehansof, nave hereunto set my
hand and Afxed the seal Of the said Court, at the
city of New Orleans on this twenty -sixth day Of
November, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixtyeight and the ninety third
year Of the Independence Of the United States.
PHILIP PowER, JR-, Deputy ClerK.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
ESTATE OF oELEsTN DALFEREs.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, \
District of Louisiana

District of Louisiana. !
-. - New Orleans La, December II, 1859
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that ON THE
eleventh day OF December A. d. 1858, Warrant
CRLEsTIN DALFKRRs. Of the parish Of As.
sumption and State of Louisiana, who has
been adludgod bankrupt on his own
petit1oni that the payment Of any debts and
delivery OF any property belonging TO said bankrupt
to h or for his uge and the transfer Of any prop
erty BY him, are forbidden by law that meeting Of
the creditors q the said bankrupt 70 prove their
deDts ana 70 choose one or more Assigneea Of his
estate will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy TO be
holden &C the Qustomhouse building in the city Of
gSter, the ninth day Of January A. d. 1863 al ten
o'clock A. M. -
F. J. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal
ANo. l32-del2 jas District of LOUISIANA,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CHEF CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
New Orleans La, December II, 1858.
Department of Louisiana.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
- invited till the twenty.frst day Of December,
1853. for furnishing the United States Subsistence
Department with all the POTATOES and ONIONS
which may be required during the months Of Janu-
ary, February March and April, 1853.
Separate bids are required on different sheets OF
paper for each article, and the price per pound
stated.
The articles furnished to be of the best quality
put up in good barrels and headlined and delivered
for cooperage or drayage and to be delivered from
time to time as required.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed to comply with their engagements with any
branch Of the government.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersiRned
and marked Proposals."
-Y A. BECKWITH,
del2 Ct Brevet Mai Cen and O. s.. u. s, A,