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New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
THE TRIBUNE AND THE PEOPLE

We print the following from among business
letters received by THE TRIBUNE
NEw-BRTTAIS, Conn, Feb. II, 1868.
Tns NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE; Inclosed please find check
for sSs TO- payment for 123 copies of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE as per the incosed list two being furnished
gratis in consequence of taking 100 copies We expect to
add 10 the list very soon and of course are entitled to the
same terms Please commence with this weeks issue.
Truly yours OLIVER STANLEY,
per Republican Town Committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
RAILROAD AccIDENTs.

The morning train on the New-LondOn
Northern Railroad otbe track Stafford Springs
yesterday morning. The engine and baggagecar were
thrown down an enbankment but the passenger
NAMED on the track Nobody was hurt but the train
was delayed i've or six hours.
:. A passenger train on the Baltimore g. Ohio
kdiroaf ran on on Monday night last near FaningtOD
va Tho sleepDgfar, eontalning twenty persons, was
thtOwn dOHh MI enbaRinont thirty feet hfQh IntOiSuf
iao Creek The WAS entirely destroyed VIM Harris
W Rai tgA Quo was the 0u pers0u SERIOUSLY Injured.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
KENTUCKY.
THOMAS MCREEBY ELECTED UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

LOUISVILLE. Feb 1S.-The Democratic caucus
of the Legislature held last night to nominate United
States Senator, after eight Intellectual efforts TO make
nomination, adjourned at late hour to meet again at
S15ocock this morning The last ballot stood Mccreery,
D; Bright, 3O Stanton. "a. On the caucus meet
ing tins morning, Dir. Bright, who was not a
candidate but received large vote not
wthstandAng and Nj. Stanton withdrew, and Thomas c.
McCTeery OF Davies County was unanimously nominated
He has always been Democrat, has clean record and
is regarded OF the first In the State nteec
tuay This is the first Office lie has held In the
Legislature today the vote sood-McCreery no. Barnes
(RadicaD. 0; Harding Third party),6 .
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
TIE STATE or TRADE
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a RAILWAY shines. a8ii Erie RaiwaJ shares, 49t
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American securities following rates: sites
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way shares fpl
FRasKFoKr. Feb l3-ll6 mUnied States Nvs Twenty bonds
for the issue Of 1862, rs.
PR.SsrOkr Feb ls-lsO nuuied States FveSenss
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FRlSvcsr Feb oEvening American bonds closed rsa Al ad
States Five 'Ts@nes closed IS. BTs for Of 1862
PARIS Peb mhe Bose steady Rsns are
sroug.
LiyEapooL FsS.Is-l5 m-Co.onGrm is esmniss shat
sales to-day WI reach bales The following opening
quotations: Mddns Uplands 9asld MDg Orleans. Oloea
Germ Wheat l6 for Nbiie California aud
45 for No. Red Western. Barley, $40 M American Oats, %R
for American Peas E6 for Canadian. -Four SS for Americas
5r sr Winter Extra PORK, ~ Tor Nsv
Eastern Prime Mess Lard $50 for American cbeS., 5 for the
hghst range American Bacon 3s Cnnberaud Cut
No u Dutch Standard Sugar, 2i ROsn Ga for Common VIII
mngtOn. and M for Fine Pale Spirits Tupenne. 3 TOw
42i9 for American. Petroleum, liz Cor Refined
LIVERPOOL Feb. 8-l p. b buoJah The es to-day
will reach baks; Mding Upiad dsd e spc md od
arrive Mddng Orleans es09 White California Wheat has al
vsneed l6 Lard firm at IS for sne American Pork Is du q I
for New Eastern PRIME Moss Bsoon has advanced to @ for Ouoeani
sdvaneedto7e, Tsow has decineiSf
cwt All other articles are without 'iteraFOn.
LIVERPOOL Feb IS5 srhe Cotton market closed active so
higher following authorized quotations: Mddlng UPnds G
sdDg Orleans Old The sales of the dag foot 10000 bales Tho
dyees from Manchester favorable The market for goods snd
is buoyan Corn &33 Wheat 6 for caa White and 1873 fss
No Red Res,eru Barley Se Oats siO Peas a5G Flour 37G
Beef ll5 Pork, M hT New. Lard, 556 Cheese Bacon, %
Sugar IL Standard Rosu Common 7s;
Medium ~ Turpentine 3il. Tsov ~ RssRd Petroleum Is
LosDos Peb le-iiSa -whae OIL Goj y 2a gallons Sperm
OIL allO Lnseed OA e36 lO per Laseed Cakes 2ioS
per tun for Thin obOng.
LoSDos Feb 9-l:20p mWe have changes to repOr. ia eaf
markets since the forwarding ofsour 6rst dispatch.
ASrwERP, Feb. ls-I:2Op. mPetrolerm drn at % francs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Mississippi State Democratic Convention
meet in Jackson today.
The Democracy of Georgia are organizing
Democratic Clubs
The Pennsylvania Republican State COnven-
ton will be held in Philadelphia the 18th March. On
meeting viii be held at the Academy of Music.
The Louisville Courier urges Mr.. Johnson to
show by positive acts that he is the COmmandern Chief
OF the Army. Is this an invitation to a coup dctdt
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
NEW-,JERRSEY LEGISLATURE.
HE DEMOCRACY RETURNING TO EGYPTIAN

THE DEMOCRACY RETURNING TO EGYPTIAN
DARKNESS.
TRENTON, Feb. 18.-In the Senate to-day, on
the call of Joint resolutions Withdrawing Now Jersey
10 the fourteenth Constitutional amendment the
Committee offered substitute the same IN effect but
embOdying reasons for the withdrawal OF assent. The
substitute be considered Wednesday. The bill to
repeal the law opening the polls at sunrise and closing
them passed in the House. The bill repeal
ing the Registry Law considered on the second read
ing; and the amendments exempting Newark and Bur
hngton County having bcon rejected the bill ordered
TO third reading.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
MANcHEsrER Feb. 1e, 1868.

To Tnz TRIBUNE: Inelosed you will find 16 more sub
sctibers for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE making lOS IN all
Copperhead stock is greatly below par here in New
Hampshire think we shall elect Gen. Hartman by a
larger majority than last year hear that the Copper
heads have s5OoO buy voters in this state but they
cannot do It even that price Our warcry is HarI-
man for Governor and Gen Grant for President Yours
truly. IT, T. NVOs"EAL'
Ps-I expect to send more
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
THE DRdMA.

MOUNTAIN BELL AT THE PARK THEATER'
Mrs. Conway's Park Theater, Brooklyn, was
crowded every part last nghtthe occasion being that
OF the first representation Of play by Mr. Charles
Gayler called "The Mountain Bell" Tho piece-whlch
was received with frequent appause-is comprised In
three acts s written In prose- partly pastoral and
partly romantic in character, and-Dut Tor spice OF
mild indecacy-is an agreeable little play We be-
lieve il is based upon a French comic opera called
"The Dragon Of the Village popular some
fonr or five wears ago in Paris. What is especially
attractive and commendable in both the plot and the
elaboration OF II, is the absence OF sensational stage
the mind I'm simple story of love and adventure
and in simple ideals Of love and faith The scene is ad
in England, in the early part Of the Cromwell times
SGssoAi SISy "c called Tho Mountain Bell and the
bell pSs p%Sa 90 Seae sseg there @ ae re- no
ans in Sussex In the OF the story we are led TO
sympahZe with the religious refugees, and to admire
f6e cleyerness of girl who saves them from their
mics Upon her adroitness In this business Indeed the
nonntaIns Whenever the village omen rt in danger
GUS manner involveddn the plot But the CHEF ele
ment is the comic one and this was well brought out
Last evening by Mr. Conway, who played the hero.
The hefone was personated by Mrs Emma MaddeIn, an
er tSeats and who plays with good deal vivaclty
and with that skill which betokens long experience Inc
acting in the other parts may be chartaby let&one IL
was yery bad So was the orchestra which ought TO be
dispersed on the strength Of the riot act The Mountain
is nuet amusing sentimental piece and, dare say,
it will win its due share OF popularity
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Olive Logan tonight, at DodwOrth's Hall.
Her only appearance here, in " Stage Struck"
Miss Lotta will take benefit at the Broad
way Theater on Friday evening. We understand that
this actress is shortly to play engagement at Pkes
0nera House where have no doubt she VIII nave the
most ample success
We have received the programme OF Mr..
Charles Evtnges Second Reading to be given next Sat
urday evening at Seinway Hail. 1t is an exacting one
for the reader but very promising one Tor the puDuc
six SELECTIONS are comprised in It, Part First VIII consist
~ Wbjftiers "St John De Matre" Dekens's narrative
Con "a
utery unhacknied conspiracy and assassination scenes
from Julms Caesar" Part Second will comprise Thomas
IIond,s En9ene Aram" Dickens's account OF Copper
fields First Dssipation and Whittiers barbara Fret-
chic - The excellence OF the programme Is evident: TO
sh xoeence OF the readers art have already test-
fed His entertainment is unique, ntelectuai ana re-
fined and his audience will undoubtedly ENJOY H.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
Spttial NOiitts.

The new thing under the SUM- of which Solomon dOabssa
sPhAhoNs FLOR DE MAYO" that perfume for tue hanalse
chief cannot be described nothing
realm Of f,sgrance Sold by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
MIRRTED.

DFNISoN-AUSTNOn Tuesday Feb 49, 1863 at the Church p bs
aud Madionsve By the Rev. Inward
o. Fsgg Charles Winnie daughter Of the late ot w
Austin, all Of this city. No cards
UASKMI-wATSON-O Tuesday Feb 10. By the Rev James D.
W.on Samuel Haskell r Of Brooklyn TO Mss Lde H. Wsssoa
oftn. rtf,. No cards
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
ST. ANTONY. Mimi, Feb

ST. ANTHONY, Minn Feb, -, 1888.
H. Y TRIBUNE InclOsed please find draft on New
York eOl So for which please send 80 copies WEEKLY
TRIBUNE to NJ G. White, copy each TO NJ White and
Mi.s Emma Downes and two copies sEMIwEEKLY to NJ.
G. White. VIII probably increase the club hereafter
Respectfully &C. NJ. Q. WHITE
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

EDIToRs OF The TRIBUNE neOsed hnd draft 1or slxty
dollars 6O. Send direct to COon st. Lawrence County
Y Aftyone (5) copies of TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Also
one conv of THE DAILY TRIBUNE addressed to me, to COM
nence with No. $685. and obHge, Yours respectfully,
- '.' Il II BUTLER
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

ment OF the Constitutional Convention Hhe names Of
Messrs. Hawkshurstf OF Alexandria Riyers Of Albe-
marie, Kice OF shenandoah and Thomas OF Henry, arc
spoken OF IN connection with the 0OYernorshjps
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

The New Wood Hangings exhibition No l Broad
way Couand and DeysS one hght OF stars hese
furnished cheaper p than hansnss
and are mas cer aud perfectly durable Thy present
solid and bo applied IN pan Style
IN naueL. or el.borate mosaies Cal and eIanne
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
TIE WEATHER.

NRw.YoR g1iour Their Bar Wlnf Hour Ihet lhf. nna
Feb 81 25o 29B n w ~ JlOI WV
ago sos W.Sw II aJ' 800 ssW.
kIonna-Lle O'Clock; cloudy cloudy
to sunrise windy l2 clear to AaeTnooa-Cle1r slightly
renats telescope The world b the the Dearborn OBJ
ySatcry Chicago m made by AVaa CLARK Of Casbgepo Mass,
H. In aperture; Its focal kngth - feet tho
ht scensiou dsenaon circles Of the instrument a and -
diameter, the instrument weighs three the object glass
@ noad. Hinder vsry favorable circumstance Ia the beat condition
s & mophere superb instrument will doubles. separate double
of perhaps second; read
be orilasry print THH TRiBUSE quite two miles
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

INCREASE OF LETTER POSTAGE TO THE EAST
INDIES.
The British Post Office has given notice that
after the 1st Of March it viii charge 2s cents per
half for letters between the United States and the
East Indies by way Of southampton and SO cents when
sent by way Of lIarselles. Prepayment compulsory.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
CLARK,s GREEN, Ia, Feb. u, ls6s.

THB TRIBUNE: Inclosed we hand you our check for
clio for ia copies of WEEKLY TRIBUNE sc copies to be
sent 70 Norhrup Bros Clarks Green Luzerne Co., Pa,
and &c copies 10 Edwin Bliss, Waverley, Pa Send as
soOn as possible and obHge. Yours truly,
ppnc
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
NORTHRUP BROS.


r. .. HAEDINEHt Nt, ftU' Tt IoOo'
TaR TRIBUNE: hand you herewith money order for
So You will send to my address 81 copies of THE WEEK
LIZ TRIsuNE additional to copies received. Very truly
JOHN BORNY, p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
osAwK1E. Jefferson Co., Kansas Jan. 80, iae'

OSAWKIE. JenersOn CO, hailSds' J"n' "V io'0'
sympathizng with the motive which induced you to
offer your valuable paper so cKeaply made an effort
assisted by Dr. A. E. venard and T. G. Parham) and
have ccoeded in raising club Of 50 subscribers for the
wESIctr TRIBUNE. Incosed find money order also
namss-send paper from beginning OF year. Believing
your paper will accomplish toward carrying the
Martyr state FOR the Republican party in the coming
election than any other proposed, wall endeavOr
20 swell the present club of so from this township to 100
or more. Yours respectfully, II. X. KENNEDY
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

MANSFIELD, Tioga Co.. Penn, Feb. IS, 1868.
PCaiIsHERs OF THE TRIBUNE: Herewith find $50, for
winch send to my address 81 copies Of WEEKLY TRIB-
rSF for one year. intend make the list up to 1OO
TEny yours s. b. ELLIOTT
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
UnRIcHsyLLE, Ohio. Feb. II, 1868.

VIIU' III 4uOO'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, N. Y: InclOsed find $40 for which
send and add copies 10 my club OF WEEKLY TRIBUNEs
this viii make me l25 copies H. A. KEDfIELD'
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
CINCINNATI PORK PACKING REPORT.

CINCINNATI PORK PACKING REPORT
CNCSyArl Feb t87h Price Crnf which will be published to-
morrow osng report Of the packing done this city dur
ag Whole number Of hogs packed J s average Eeish
21 leaf lard Is n showing falling OF as compared VITA as
Of weight aud 81 10 IN lard
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
WMONA, Mimi, Feb. iS, 1868.

WIhOAA, Mlnn.l ftD To- 100
EDuoRs NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE Inclosed find Sl22 10,
together with list Of III subscribers, for THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE You will please print the on the papers
and send to my address an c. Train, winona Mimi"
Pease send me the sEMI-wEEKLY extra. think shall
DO able to send you large additions to this club Yours,
for truth aud humanity, and may God speed the right
H. G. TRAIN.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
Coushs, Colds. .-.
CONSUMPTIoN N
CURED By
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY,
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. Torrzsvnrr Staten ,laud, n. T., Iau- 20. ias.
Messrs sErH W. FovLE Son Boston, ass
GESrLzxRS: oag past hs thought Of writing tgou a.
work Of restoration that Da BALKAN
WILD CHERRY has produced IN my case three years age
wss taken With violent cold which tse hnuey upOa
lungs tired three different DOCTORS esos tried
electric baths NesYok City but thg msds gave 20
irving n that way and thought M he disease AXE care
itself that flesh yvus Ms Tery % well ~
strengh Ny friends thought stay eaS so na houss
50 myself as coughei from morning till eight
We had used wistars Balsam hs firY nunhs Of yea
cases curing Inflammation Of e h1y cerss
s,vo chidrsa only two weeks old. Of Wrapping Cough.
bOnga bottles Of the Bssan being deemit J to give ia fr
ss case before had ussdthe thr bo f, much
better encouraged to keep dd nd ser usps sf
bOsA vas entirely huy longs lave been
than y before always keep s fahl meiSs band Il ease Of
lea cough cold. and try get all my ss 10 use y ih'
nmeuded several who bs have bsa cared eo
~ can be doing apy good to sspg ha@an T recon
usudug this medicine ss oshe OppOrra Please eeev ma
from one who owes his life .pa present. heIs to the eorsd Ok
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,T Yours With rspecs -
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nm yISTARs DALSAM OF wILp CHERRY . sold ~ . W.
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VIRGINIA

ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, Feb. 18--The Republican State
Committee met to-day. Nominating Convention Is tC
be called to meet in tis CITY five days after the adjourn
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
BLooMrIEIp. Conn. Feb. IS. ls


PUBLISHERS OF THE TRIBUNE: Incl0sed find Fifty
Dollars 05O) In payment for 60 WEEKLY TRIBUNEs for
one year. to be sent by mail to the Postohee in this
place. Yours &C., j. II. FILLEY.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

Br the TRIBUNE
HsvAs, I8Tbe Sugar market dub Ofes made at q
real, per arrobe for No. I'D S.
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%EEKs-At bic tesdevcn spdag Valley cesheoa Co. Ohio s
Saturday Feb James Weeks aged about yssrs ' -
hs was The Oldest Ds Robert Weeks Of csras p.,..
Co. N r. Efficient abey Of the soHeryie ese13
Church His family n in ha condition sgrraate 10 the hks%
assree The loss ding is e them bat "a
The Lord {. Col
10 70 hy rest ard while
Thy absence deplore.
vne thought our shNl bghf
fof soo1 wlth celestial sm co
The Chronicle please copy. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

FUNERALS TO-DAY.
ABdres, Samuel, NJ F. Church Harlem
Birch Thomas. No. l0l West Porty.6rst.t
Bregan. Michael, No l43 Frstave.
Carpenter, Thomas, New-Roche1e n
ConkB Mrs LYDIA Hanson Port Broki,n
Cohen, Otto L., No. 100 FOurthave. 49,
Cotterel Edward, No. 30 Adams-st BROOKLYN
DE tiFoot, Gustayius A., Eng ish EeighboThO0i, n T.
Geraty, Philip o. b., Seventy nnth-st, FonrthaYe
kent, John, No. ll3 Goerck-st
Mott. Miss Mary T., HeR-lIeekensack, N. Y
Pinney, Miss Cecilia, No 96 West fOnrth-st
Pcner0y, Edward c., No. 100 HenEyst BROOKLYN.
Pomeroy, Miss Jennie H. No. 2l7 Jay st., Brooklyn.
Ramsey, Mrs Margaret, No 6J Wsshingons st.
Williams. Robert W, No 20 Snlivan-st
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

Among the principal characters portrayed this exciting story
THE WITCH-HUNTER.
The most person in Salem at Of the whcss
excitement was man named BOARDBUS who had achieved ads,
ish notOriely Volunteer Aecuser sWhTeter WteDses
sier TLs benes msereaD Pce veas juggere under efs
tense gushing WITCH from innocent PeOn such as dsas
blesd nyins t1s s JSE LSEt' fr'ysr s. g1sagsd &c
THE HUNTED MAIDEN.
Another Interesting persOnags Of those times HESTER wf
BROOK the daughter colonial merchants beautiful aud noes
hearted girl the villain BoARDBUsH peseeued With h' aea
tOus and 'NeTyard hunted as a Witch a.9tf
THE WHITE ANGEL OF SALEM.
tad and most remarkable persOnse Of those dark VssE
os being who appeared Salem when the deuOu deepest She
possessed aspect Of young LADY, bs, strange peeusy -"
noticed strangely white nd her skin Sas
40 brilliantly ha. many supposed her be angel She vent esss
doing good oppOg wehurter releasing prisoners hsPSs
widows aud orphans kG
Whoever would full particulars concerning these and sese
other inhabitants OF Salem u days wtebean most read The
thrilling and beautiful Just drawn from the historical eoee
Of ofMA,aehusstts, and entitled
THE WITCH-FINDER;
OR,
THE HUNTED MAID OF SALEM.
BY LEON LEWIS.
Which will be commenced IN No l6 Of
THE NEw.YORK WEEKLY.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY By Es~' Ass"s s''s
siK Cent? per COpy
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
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Co1roN. Feh. 1s. 1903.

Psi expect to send more soon.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11
NOTICEIN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, p,t
For the Pamlico District OF -n @"rup'cy'
North Carolina.
In tie matter of George Steele, a Bankrupt
-SS. :
THIS is TO GIVE Notice THAT ON THE
i 9TH day of January, A. d., 1868, a war ant
Bankruptcy WAS issued u.of the iIistriri c Us
of the Unto States for the Pamlico District
of North Carolina, againsi the estate Of GEORGE
STEELE, of Alamance County and stare OF North
Carolina. hu he. been adjudged Bankrupt
tis own PETITION; that the payment of any debts,
and the delivery 81 any property belunging TO
such bank upt, t, him for bis use, and the
transfer of airy property by him are forbidden by
law; that meeting { th. ere iitors If the said
bankrupt to prove their deb's, and tn chonse one
assignee. of his estate, will be held at a
c .urt of Bankruptcy, to b. holden at the Office !
of the Register in Bankruptcy, on the corner of
South Elm and West Market street, in the Tate !
building, Greensboro, N. c., before Thomas b. |
Keogl, Esq Register in b .ukrupfcr for aid
District, on the 29'h day of January, A. ID 1858,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ - .
DANIEL r. GOODLOE,
z. S. -Na1xh0l as Messenger.
P. F. DUFFY, Z. S. Deputy MARSHAL.
January @, 1865. 121-3t
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11
Notices in Bankruptcy.
NOTICE BANKRUPTCY.


DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, Tn Ranl-runtcv
For the Pamlico District of
North Carolina.
In the matter of Jackson Scales, Bankrupt
-SS .....r '--
1JNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i 9th day of January, A. D., 1868, warrant
in Bankruptcy WAS issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Pamlico District
OF North Carolina against the estate Of JACKSON
SCALES, OfGreensbnro' in the County of GuiliOrd,
and State OF North Carolina, who has been ad-
>seat,fKrupl " his own petition; that the
payment of any debt, an, delfreEJ 1T any pro-
perty belonging 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 credl-
tors of the said Bankrupt. to prove their debts,
and to choose one or more assignees of his estate,
WIN he held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy
on the corner of South Elm and West Market
street, in the Tate building, Greensboro, c.,
before Thomas b. Kcogll, Esq, Register in Bans.
ruptcy for said District, on the 2Sth day HI
January, A. D., 1868, at 10 O'clock A NJ
DANIEL r. GOODLOE,
Q. 5. Marshal as Messenger.
P. F. DUFFY, Q. S. Deputy Iaarshal.
January o, 1868 121z3t.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11
NOTICE BANKRUPTCY,

DISTRICT COUNT OF THE
UNITED STATES, II p,.
For the Panico District III "P',y'
of North Carolina
In the matter of Jonathan d. Mulinix. a
Bhnkrupt-sS.
INHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
Il 9th day of January, A. d.. 1868. a war; ant in
Bank uptcy issued out nj the DIST, Jet Court of
the Untt.d States for the Pamlico District of
North-C arolina, against the estate q; JONATHAN
d. MULINIX, of Bush Hill, in the County of
Guilford, and State of North Carolina. who has
been adjudgei b,nkrupt on his petition :;
that the payment Of debts, and delivery of any
property h-inngiag to such bankrupt, to him
for his u,e. ant! The transfer at any property by
him forbidden by law that a meeting of the
creditors of the said bankrupt prove their debt
and to choose one CT more assgnees of his estate,
will be held at c ut Of Bankruptcy, to oIden
AT the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy, on
the corner of South Elm and West Market street,
in the Tate building, Greensboro, n. C., b lore
Thomas b. Keogh, E-q Register in Bankruptcy
fur said Distrc on the Both day of January. A. d ,
1865, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
DANIEL r. GOODI.OE,
U. s. Marshal as Messenger.
p. F. DUFFY, U. S. Deputy Marshal.
January Q, 1868. 121-3t.