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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-18
LETTER FROM ST. LANDRY PARIsa
Special Correspondents. of the New orI.sn. or..o.n.l

bpeciA Correspondence OF the New Orleans Crescentl
OPELoUsAs, July IL, 1868.
Rural information, am aware, is never re-
jected by you; and such, therefore, as have,
give unto thee. Lstterly we have enjoyed re.
freshing showers, which have reduced the tenn.
perature and done much good to the young corn.
Many of our planters fear, however, that the con.
finuaton of these showers will tend to develop
the worm. There are Indications Of their presence
now In some localities, whilst in others no eyi.
dence of their presence is found.
This matter has checked the ardor of our PEG.
pie in the anticipation of q large crop; but they
hope for partial one even II the worm does come
like an army.
On Monday last quite large meeting was held
in this town, to take into consideration measures
for the extrpstion of this destructive insect. An
able, scholarly and instructive report upon the
subject was presented by DR.. Bosgni, the prime
idea of which was that circles of fire at short dis
fances around each field should be made at early
dark; that the light would attract the moth to Its
destruction, and that, if the plan was adopted by
The entire farming community, good result
would follow. Some few experiments made by
our planters have demonstrated that large num-
Der of the insect tribe perish through this instru
mentality. The idea is not presented as a novelty,
but as something worthy OF being put into opera
ton. The experiment will be made at once in
our parish on large scale, and time will develop
the result.
Our corn Is ell made-and promises heavy
yield; the cotton never better-snd II no
disaster happens we shall make enough TO free
us from the load Of debt in great measure,
which hampers our operations. The crop OF
sweet and Irish potatoes will be larger than
ever known here and the same may be said OF
all other prime articles. Our prairies are GOV
cred with fat cattle, and we have a few swine
still MISUNDERSTANDING the heavy onslaught
made upon them by the industrious and intell
gent brunette citizens.
With all the Generalization, want and misrule
under which we gr0an, there is wonderful
patience manifested by our people. glimmeI
of light has flashed upon the dark horizon, since
the fourth of July, stirring the pulse, and infus
ing new life into the body social, which viii
manifest itself efficiently between this and No
vember next. The universal prayer goes up
that kind Providence will Grant US q Seymour
TO rule over Us.
The health of this parish is good at the pres
ent time-and this, with the other blessings VI
enjoy cause Us to feel grateful. Oar immigra
fion association is moving along with great hope
of success in the introduction Of intelligent an
industrious families among Us. Give us our for
mer Liberties and this will be fully realized.
INDAMORAR.
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the Big Iron-barred Trsp and Escapes
Spectator Frightened Int CORvulsIons
ana Driven MRd-His EaraEed snskeshiP
Clears for Tall Timber.
We published recently long account from the
Nashville Banner of a big snake seen IN the
peiQhborhood of Triune, Tennessee, and the par
ticulars of bis being traced to his den, ana the
preparations made for his capture oy the con
struction of cage over his hole. Ii is said the
story is perfectly true, and that many people hV-
ing in the vicinity OF his snakeship's quarters are
terribly alarmed, and one man was driven mad
The following is a second communication to the
TRIUHB, July 8, 1868.
hasten, sgreesbly to my promise, to inform
Won of the success we met with IN our attempts
to capture the big snake. The box was watched
at various times through the day, but nothing was
seen or heard of him until Monday evening, when
Mr.. Palmore, who lives near, visited II, and as
familiarity with danger lessons fear-haVlng been
threw himself before the open end, placed his
face TO it, and looked in, but only looked, Tor
there within three feet of his face, was pair OF
blazing eyes, like Goals Of fire, glazing at him.
He didn't stop TO see how large the head was but
| threw himself down the hill with such headlOng
speed as to catch series of falls, in one OF winch
| he very seriously injured bis head. HAD II not
| been for the accidental visit OF Mr.. Pamore ne
| would very quickly have taken the bait. But It
seems he got scent OF it, for, as the sequel shows
he soon came back.
| This morning Mr.. Thomas Burke got up when 1t
was fairly light, and while putting on his clothes
/ he heard the most singular noise "a low deep bel
| lowing quickly given, and then a crashing sound
| He ran 10 the door and looked out to see the
cause. 1t was quickly revealed TO him, for, after
| a tremendous crash as of a breaking tree, In the
direction of the trap, he the awful monster COM
ing down the hill with the most frighuul leaps and
bounds writhing and twisting his large body as II
in great pain. He passed across the road about
two hundred yards north Of Mr.. Burke's, sweep
ing down the fences and other obstacles In his
pathway. But this Mr.. Burke did bot see' Tor
with the first glance at the serpent consciousness
| left him, and he remained for some time In con-
WILSON'S from the fright.
Itwas late in the day before any one would ven,
ture near the trap, but at last some went up, and
thew found it lying with one end still 10 the hole
but the other riven if struck by lightning, some
of the bars Of iron being found fully hfly steps
of. Thus the capture is failure, and the ser
pept is again at large, and the country excited I,
| the last degree. Many speak OF leaving the
nerhborhood of the hills and serious fears are
entertained of the effect on the mind oil Mr.
| Burke. No one supposed for moment ne Woal'
| he able to break the immense cage prepared 10
hint would have held lion. Butwe miscslcu
lated his power, and he is free. J. L. SCALES
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The Terror of Triune-More From the
Monster of the Burke Knobs-He smashes
the bic Iron-barred Trsp and Escapes
A Spectator Frightened int Convulsions
ana Driven MRd-IIis Earaged SnakeshiP
Clears for Tall Timber.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
Algred AEarchand vs.. John r. Beeker

Alfred Marehand Va. John II. Becker
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for the kifth Circuit and District Of Louis
lam, No a39-By virtue Of a writ Of seiz;;
Court IN the above entitled suit have seized and viii
otter for sale at public auction TO the highest bid
der on SATURDAY, the 4th day Of April, 1883 at
l2o'oock NJ, st the door Of the goufthoass. in
following described PROPERTY, Wis
All and singular the right, title, interest, and
claims Of the defendant, John ?. Becker, in and to
S ssns L xits 6S parish q st. Eesns, Il shs
slsts. aasnFbad uuta The plan Of said town on file
in the ofice Of Warren A. 0rlce, notary Fupiic IN
and for said parish 81 y; Helena, uHder dats q
No fortyshve, 80 fest south Of the northeast sorner
of Id square, and running thence south parallel
with the New Orleans, jackson, and Great Northern
thence north along the line Of First street 52 feet
thence east AS feot TO place OF beginning containing
sbout five And one. belt acEse. n
Also, lot ot land immediately in the rear o. the
square No forty four $50 feet sonth Of the northeast
| corner Of said square, and running thence SOUTH
fronting on First street 40 tegt themes iost $50 fest
thence north a95 feet thence east 355 feet
70 the place Of beginning eontanipg about four and
one half acres; together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon thareunto bslonging, aIle
being re same property asgqarsd y the said 90;
before said w. A Grice notary, on the 9Th day "a
l March. 1851 which above described property will
be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs Alfred Aarshend'a
with interest and Ell costs. with privilege special
mortaaRo upon SAID property as per said writ.
L Terms Of Sale Cash m unised States Treasury
notes; act q sale and internal revenue stamps at
.GslssS ssssss hisrshais once, New Orleans
III. HEBRON, 2, 9. eisrhsl.
No. Hs-rnhs 10 "a a ana -,'-''-N' y -''-----~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

y Ass4A m A4GNAAa re- kEAAheA AAaNA1As
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for TIE Fifth Ciroait and District Of LsuizienA-
40. sA55.-By virtue of writ Of seizure and aals
issued b. the above nMued court ia the Abose en-.
titled suit, and reestved b. me on tie second Of
March. lea, VIII sspcse tor SEE q gue anet,en
70 the highest bidder, on SATURDAY the Ath
day of April 1865, - Twelve O'Clock neon. ct ths 81
trance Ia the CnatcEah0uee, On Old LaEoe street
besWeen Canal and Custnnhouee streets, in this
eisy, he tQllqking dsfasihed EroPeytZ yiz;
THO ORMTAIN LOTS OF GHt5UHD. situated
in the Fst district Of this city IN the square bounded
By Nayades Clio Pm taniA, and Erete streeta das-
lsnNlsd A. lpts Aos. q snd 2 el plan dsgosited
l03; nsid lots ndigiu each cthaf and measure each
tSFcnf9sninQ fost front on Efato strast by depth
hetWeea parallel Ines Of one hundred and ntfg.nins
feet nina iuehsF and tan lineA loRethsr with Al the
buildih4a and ltnpkoFelneuts thereon, which above
daHclited pEepattg wa ~ sod "a eetaiy the plain
tiNe, Euni II. lewis claim, viz; tne sum Of thirty.
i've hundred dollars interest," and al costa Ger act
Ct mortgage on MS, passed before Edward barfetA
NFtasgs n tAia city 90 the alKteenth day y o.
ID Ussssd Hsslus TrSasasg notes ana
costs 81 decd and Internal Revenue stampa a. ex
,Jsissa sssiss ihrsha's once, Sow ozistas,
- : - ES. MRRRQE. y. g. alershsl,
No. 90 mas u Il n n np5 q --r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.
'Il. ssTaTr &c EEN.As % asTSr.

UNITED 6IAxrs HAnaHAI's QFElcE,
~ u W. n l1itaaict gf tunieianse !
H0W 0rlaenss tebruagY 81. 1865.
fltaas rs 10 GIVE N01HoE THAT o. THH
II taeuls .zaNiA day ~ Nahruxg1 a, - leqfan y Az
RANT II kANAEUkLtlh t4H l1tu11 AGAINST kha
ga 81 ~ AN g r on. el ~ E9llsn
Of Iausasahn Ntaia o. LaaiaizAa who was 41lulaed
a ttakrrpl o. hi8 ERA F4t'1o4s iist aae hs9'
m1otpl Any deo1a snd eRligely q eFH r.elglil -,
I1s0 7sac. Ezf1st iHk 70 .IilIl Or III Ia VS. ard
illE n aH1 rfoI ~ NJ flla' Az W esn "
tFPI 20 Ak.sas7 ~ g ~ - e - - 49,
aEii9nee3 af hI1 aslalo. Hil a. ado ae a 4euss b
HaalzaRt ~ z y ~ ~ a e " w tsls' ssat
ts1sls. illi.Sa, - ss4 IalI -las ~ 8 AsEls&.
a y M g " -, !, I. $3.50,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
EsTATR o. TmoAFAa v. VVALKEn
UNITED STATES tfAnsHA1's orr1oE
District of 1,sauiEiaua

.'-' UNITED STATES tfARsHA1's oFF1dE
District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans. March a. 1sF
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON mi
4 third day Of March, A, D. 1s63, WARRANfM
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the esttled
THOMAS +. WALKER, of New Orleans, ia NJ
perlan Of OrleauB aud State Of Louisiana Whs N
adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition; thSt ~
payment Of any debts aHd delivery OF any prosatI
and the transfer Of any property b. him are iorta
den by law; that meeting Of the creditors q 10
aAid bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and to chssia
one or more assiRnsos Of his estate will be hsd a
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. ts N,
Charles street, in the city Of New Orleans Louis
ana, before Don A. PArdee. Register on the eight
day Of April A. D. 1853, stlQo,cloek A. u.
n. j. HERRON, u. 8. Marshal
No. Gle-mh5 APPS District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
ESTATES OF JOHN j.. LANE Ann
Composing the Firm Of A. G. Lane Brotb,,
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFrJo,
Il

ONIILU 0IAIES MARsHALe OFTTdT,
District OF Louisiana Y
-. = - New Orleans, March 8 IN
THIS is TO GIVE. NOTICE THAT on mi
a thIrd day OF March, A. d. 1858, a WIZ
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against N.
Alexander @. Lane, composing the Arm Of A "
Lane Brother, OF the parish Of Uarroll and Ss.
Of Louisiana, who have been adjudged baulruptsem
their own petition; that the payment of any dshss
and delivery Of any property belonging to sue btrl
Tupts, te them or for their use and the transfer u
any property by them. are forbidden BY law: that
meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupt 4
prove their debts and 70 choose one or more ~
signees Of their joint and separate estates viii n,
held al a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden Al TX
Customhouse building, IN the city Of New Osiess1
Louisiana before John f. Deane, Register, On M
hrst day of May, A. D. 1858, at 10 O'clock A. III
3 f. j. HEBRON
United States Marshal, District Of Louisaas
No, 5l2-mn4mvl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

The golden ros sent this year By the
pops 10 the queen lsnot, as might BE- sup
p0sed, an object &lflAing value; on the
contrary, 70 Is tlay remarkable work 81
art, rupreseniing sfanch Of d rose tres,
9ish the lleFns "a buas In pare gsld, end
havine q he eN44isysa foHcr q large
siHs, The beaRh agls On an elegant ped;
esial, Of silver 81 Which beafs De papal
armas among iia Osamenls. The lAtfinaic
ysiug e. ike pgans calculated W the
weighs a lhe col enly, b 1000 rosas~.
ahQnI 5000. ~ = NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

j. p. Van Bergen vs.. j. n. wanord.

TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ooURF
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisiana
and to mo directed By the sbove nsmed S court n
the above entitled suit, and received by me on
at public auction to the highest bidder, on SATUR.
the courthouse, At franklin, in the parish 81 ST
Mary, at the hour Of twelve d2 o'clock at noon, the
eE qsSYq TRaoT 81 LAND established
as sugaE plantation, situated in the parish Of st.
on the Bayou BOeuf, containing about twelve humid.
red superficial acres, and known as the ''wsffOrd
plantation" bounded on the east by lands baIong-
Bauf, and on the west by Bayou .skSffsr,
ments thereon, aswell as ali the appurtsBances and
improvements of nHsban6y, livestock, etc there
p3'O GR%N TEa6T 8F nHNB OR sU
GAR PLANTATION, situated in the parish Of St.
bounded east by said bayou, west by public lands,
south by lands of Barker Day, and By lands 81
situated on said Bayou shaffer, containing about
bayou north BY lands Of Barker DAY. as s9pSossd
south and west By public lands together With al tbs
and all the appnrtenances thereunto belonging or in
A5 !. a 6pReRTAIIN tract OR PARCEL OF
LAND. situated in the aforesaid parish Of st. MARY
on the southeast side Of Bayou Bout, and running
Bayou Boeuf, bounded below By the land Of JARED 4.
Sanders, and above by lands belonging to
AAAbhon, anu containing slbhb uunufbu AZ
penis, more less, together with all tina
buildings and improvements thereon, as well as al
the stock. appurtenanoes, implements Of nus
bandry. ETC.. thereunto belonging, or an Bnywise
On Tract f2bwelling House and outbuildinss, i,
Negro Quartz n, eugArhOuse and Machinery. sta
I bic and Corn CRIB, Blacksmith Shop. Draining Ma,
| chine, 2 Mules. 2 HaFrews, sets Mule Harness,
Spades, Axe, Flows, and about fifteen seres Seed
Cane, .-a4rI4 4lt
/ Negro Quarters, Jane Mill and Sugar Kettles.
Seized as shove stated to satisfy the plaintiffs j
p, Van BerRen's claim OF ten thousand one hundred
dollars, with interest and al costs per Judgment
| Terms OF SRle-Oash in United States TroAsuRJ
/ notes. costs of deed and Internal Revenue stamp
/ ct expense of purchaser.
United States MArshsl's Office, New Orleans
| +. j. HEBRON. U. S. MarshAl.
/ No. 460--fe26 mh4 1220 q District Of louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

Hsi. UNITED STATES MARsllAI's oFT1rz 4
District Of Louisiana "
New Orleans, March g. la1 /
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TH
Il third day OF March, A. ID 1853, Q WARRAKll
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estl
OF ROBERT NcBRIDE, of tine town of Thibodhll
in the parish of Lafourche and State of Louisiau.
who was adjudgsd bankrupt on his own petitn
that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of psg
erty belonging 70 such bankruDt, to him, or fof
use, and the transfer Of any propeEte BY him are
hidden By laws that meet ng q the creditors q =
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to cho1
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at the CuFdl.
house building, in the city Of New Ofleans LoEa
lana before j. r. G. Pitkin, Register on ths thin
day Of April A. d. 1859, at 10 o'clock A; N;
..-- i. j. HEBRON
us. Marshal. District Of LOuisiaat
No So3-mh4ap3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

AIR. 157. Returns a be made in duplE.
cate, sworn to by "Reminiscences hold
ing the election, and Narded within three
days thereafter to thegistrars of the par
ish or district. Therstrars shah immedi,
ately forward one &C Of said returns to
the chairman Of thtommittee of seven,
appointed by this csention, who shall,
within ten days afttthe last return has
been received, characterization of the
result Of said election
ART. l5s. All civilficers thus elected
shall enter upon theisohsrge Of their du-
ties on the second May after the return
Of their election shihave been officially
promulgated, or as SO as qualified accord.
ing to law, and shalbntinue in Office for
the terms Of their receive offices herein
prescribed, said termo date from the first
Monday in Novembtfollowing the cleo
ton.
ART. 159. The gend assembly, elected
under this constitute shall hold its first
session in the city oGew Orleans on the
third Monday after tbfioisl PRONUNCIATION
aforesaid, and proceemmediately upon its
organization to vote'on the adoption of
he fourteenth amement to the consti-
tuition Of the UniteStates, proposed by
congress, and pass June thirteenth,
eighteen hundred andxty-six; said general
assembly shall not he power to enact any
laws relative to the p diem of members,
or any other subject, ,er organization, I'M
til said Observation-Disclosures shall have
been acted upon. -
ART. 100. all regisrs and commission
ers appointed und this constitution
shall, before enteri upon their duties,
take and subscribe c oath of Office pre-
scribed by congress, proved July second,
eighteen hundred sixty-two, entitled
'tAn act to prescribe oath of Officer the
said oath Of office sd be administered to
each registrar by thaairman of the com
mittee Of seven and each commissioner
by the registrar spptting him.
ART. l6l. All regtars, commissioners,
and other officers nessary to carry into
effect the provisions this ordinance, ex.
cept as otherwise prided for by the re-
construction acts of Ogress, shall be paid
out Of any funds rails by virtue of the tax
ordinance adopted the convention, De
cember twenty.four, eighteen hundred
and sixty.seven, nc otherwise appropri
ated. l-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

Good Intent Dry Dock Company We.
Steamer J. NJ. Sharp. Her Tackle, Apparel, etc. :.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District OF Louisiana. No. 903s-In ODE
denoe to an admiralty warrantto directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken
The steamer j, NJ. SHARP, her}Tackie Apparel
etc, now libeed by the Good Intent Dry Dock Com
pany for the causes set forth in the libel pend
ing in the District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title, in
terest in or 70 the same to be and appear at Dis
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause i any they have or can, why
the said steamer j. M. sharp, her tackle, apparel.
etc. should not be condemned, and be sold agree.
ably to the prayer of hbeiant. n Fl.
United States barshAls Office, New Orleans,
thirteenth day Of March, 1858. :
No k52-rnhIA IL q % - - - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the district Of Louisiana, No. S865.-By virtue
Of wit of Tenditonl expauas to me directed in the
above entitled suit, viii proceed to sell 70 the
an u Mssoh' isss 1t Ii O'clock x. MI, at United
States internal revenue bonded warehouse, No. g.
corner of julia and Fou cher streets
Thirty-one hundred CIGARS mora or less.
Terms-Cash. at time Of adiudioation, in United
United States Marshals Once, New Orleans,
T. j. HEBRON,
No. 5St-mhl7 20 a o WH. u. s. Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
w. N. BushneIl' vs.. NJ. IA. DRAKE.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for tine Fifth circuit aud District Of LouisianR
No. B0s-By virtue Of a writ Of feri facas
TO me directed in the shove entitled suit, will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on SATUR-
DAY. the twenty.eightS day of March, 1858 81 twelve
Q9 o'clock NJ, at entrance to Customhouse building,
on Old Levee street
50 CARTOONS, 10 TRUNKS, and CASES, con-
tanning 2355 pairs, more OF less, Ladies Childrens
and Mems BOOTS, SHOES. and CATERS, as.
sorted as per inventory on file in my ofhce.
Terms-Cash, at time OF adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshall Ofios New Orleans.
sixteenth day Of March, 1858
-. q j. HEBRON. o. S. MArshal.
No. b5S--uihl7 20 24ss n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
u JOHN n. BICHAHDeqhs
Composing the Firm Of john +. Wyche
oNAA III nistr iS' ~ 1 n, I'M

tfi. - f..-. - New Orleans. March l.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on +
Il fourth day Of March, "a. y. 1865 . MARAl
separate estates Of JOHN d. WfCHE, OF u !
len Of 81 Martin and State Of Louisiana, and
b RICHARDSON, Of the city 81 New Orlea'
hsvs besr SdfndS sis bsnirunts' indiyidnaliS q.
members OF ths firm of John n. Wyehe q 3.
their egn petition; that the payment Of anf
and delivery Of any property belonGing 2
ba1ilrnpts, 70 them or Tor their use, and the u
OF any properly b. them, are forbidden By Law
S9asetinR Of the eredi1oFa Of the said bankrul
prove their debts and 70 ch0eee one or a
siAnSes OF their estates, will Do held At q o.
Banlrrnptoy. 10 be holden At the Customhouaa
inN In the city OF New Orleans, LouislAnA
John Il. DaAne, NeRisteE, On the fourth day q
$500 FL. HERRON. q. s. Narl
No. e12-mh5 Nay1 pistsict Of Louis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
ESTATES OF HENRY f. GIVEN ana
DICKSON A. GIVEN,
As Members Of the Firm Of Given, Brown & Co.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFlcg
... District Of Louisiana

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFgrry
District of Louisiana
New Orleans. March 6, ia
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON Tar
y fifth day Of March, A d. 1858, a war
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued azainst ~
estate Of HENRY f. GIVEN and DICKSONI
GIVEN, as members of the firm Of Given, Brown
Coz of New Orleans IN The parish Of Orleans and $40
OF Louisiana who have been adjudKed h6nkruptis
their own petition that the pay ment of any debts1
delivery OF any property belonging 10 such bapf
rupts, to them or for their use, and the transfef
any property by them, are forbidden By law: thaa
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupis y
prove their debts and TO choose one or more asssn
ees Of their estates will be held at Uourt Of Bar
ruptcy, TO be holden at the Customhouse building
in the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana, before D. n
Kellogg Register on the twenty.fourth dsy u AMI
a. D. 1858, at O'Clock A. n. AfI
Y. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal
No SS5--mb7 apps District Of Louisiana.