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nuns is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
| rcriL.r las obtained from the orphan Court
UI Washington county, IN tn" DlNricl OF Lu unhlh'
Of \ ATHASIEL rms, ~ late Of the lulIrd eIa'rs
Nlyy, deceased. All prr,uH- having claims AEttE't
H.. sSsIJ drCra.ud air hereby warned 10 rXhiGII
tHr sane, with the NuIchers thereof, to the 'lh'
srrilyr on or before the a9th day VI october h'Ai
~, ,n'y Otherwise By law be excluded from all
hsny,Gts yf the said estate, All claims to b! .riI
NJ he olHcl Vi c storrs Co., W Fli'c"niA sF""t
GiyGp uiadar my hand this2lh dSy%Yt 'IprPbgf'
1875 N"'"' tmn '| ,ir.i,,
ocJMN A"'H' N'''N''
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rs THE SUPREME COURT uF TnG d STRICT
| OF ruLrMb.A, TIM ora pAI ~ ntIu-
BE , L.
Ann NiEmSIA smrrw"Ti,
NE y e
JpIS SHrHHlIHtr
On motion uf the complainant. ~ = ,hu u.
writ issued against tho defendant hA' boen Tv-
turned non est by the MaT.haI, ltls-
Dr,isr6,I That the defendant cause BIS appear
uura L. be- entered herein ~ ur b"iUT" tue nr-t m .
y YrrurrIug Inrty days after tins day, UINrrw i,.
the cause will he proceeded win ~ IN case 81
default
~ r 1"' r',pTHI',.t J MEIGs,
IL ,YC,y' Clerk.
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U'HROuGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
wAsHtseros, Sep. II 1893 noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run rs follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK., without change Of cars
Leave daily Except sunday at 90 a. M, Il. 20
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
LoaSe daily (cxoept sunday AtSUa. m, l.. 20
and g. iOp In.
on SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at O.oU ,. IN. and Phtladel-
phE at 3. 10 p. III.
Sleeping cars for New York ons. oop IN. train only
Through tickets to Philadrlphia, New York or
Boston, be had al the STATEN osee at all hours
in the day.
See Baltimore Hnd Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis and the West. j. L. WILSON,
Master Of Tran portatiUn.
L. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. S. kOONTZ,
Agent, Washington.
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Railroad Routes.

THROUGH TRAtNs.
;, Leave wAsuisaroS. from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE wAsaISoToS, from Maryland Avenue
Depot, ateand II A. NJ, and 2. 400. and 20 2 NJ.
LEAVE AkExAsDRIA, from corner St, Assph
and King streets, at and 70 A. 81 !. and sad
y. III. and ssn coIns or Of Duke and Henry aNoots
at5;DP, NJ. o. A. STEVENS, Cen l supt
W. J PHKLPs, Gen i Manager seH-t
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The Coming October Elections.

FROM he ~. y Herald.
II is generally conceded that the coming
October elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, and Iowa will virtually determine the
result of the Presidential election. The hope
Of the Democratic party is in movement of
the people of the Western and Middle States
for a change in the policy of the Government
extensive enough to sweep away all past Re-
publican majorities, and turn the great States
over to the Democrats by overwhelming votes.
Such thing as a close contest is improbable,
and hence ii is clear that il this tremendous
revolution is TO come at all il must show itself
in the State elections we have named In
view of these facts glance at the results in
1862, when similar reaction to that now pre-
dicted set in against the Republican party, on
account of their mismanagement of the war
and alleged official extravaganza and oorrup-
tion, will be Of interest at this time.
We fiDd then, that Vermont, which led Off
in the election of 1862, gave twenty-six thou
sand Republican majority, being an increase
over its majority for Lincoln in 1860, Maine
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followed with thirteen or fourteen thousand
Republican majority. But when the October
elections came Pennsylvania, which had given
Lincoln sixty thousand majority two years
before, turned over to the Democracy by
nearly four thousand majority; Ohio changed
its twenty Thousand for Lincoln into six thou
sand for the Democratic ticket, and Indiana,
which had given Lincoln twenty-four thousand
over Douglas, elected Democratic officers by
ten thousand majority. This was the begin
ming of the revolution, and 1t was followed by
similar results in other great States, so that
had President been elected in 1862 the DEM
ocrats would have been successful by the fol-
lowing electoral vote, based on the elections of
that YEAR.
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RnniLhLinnA

In that election Missouri was carried by the
emancipationists, and Delaware, although
eleoting Republican Governor, cast Con-
gressional majority for the Democrats. 1t
will be stem that neither Vermont nor Maine
afforded any indication of the great change
about to take place in the political sentiment
of the country, but that the revolution COM
menoed with the October elections. 1t will be
the same this year. Vermont amounts to no
thing. Maine is important only in SO far as
the Democrats have made hot contest there,
and may be discouraged by a bad defeat. But on
the 18th of October, when the voices of the
men of iron, the Hoosiers and the Buckeyes,
make themselves heard, we shall know whe-
ther the radicals are to be hurled from power
or whether the stupidity and stubbornuess of
the Democratic managers are to check the
revolution foreshadowed last fall, aud occa-
sion the re- -enaction of the election of 1864.
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7G TEIEGRA -pHLADMPHIA MONDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1868

make fool Of himself, on the stump or In
newspaper, without fear of other penalty than
having his folly exposed. Southern society
will then be placed under the dominion Of
public opinion, which, in healthy condition
of things, is the fundamental guarantee Of
peace and seouritv
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II is only by charging us with the cost Of
Alaska, the expense Of building the Pacific
Railroad, the payment of war pensions and
bounties, etc., that the expenses of the Gov
eminent can be made TO seem exorbitant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-06
PETITION.

NEW ORLEANS. January Is, 1859,
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
4 on Peters and Clay streets, second district Of
this cty respectfully beg to represent the necessity
Of sidewalks the above nance Streets from Cont
70 Oustomhouse street, and pray that your honora
bic body will pass an ordinance authorizing and
compelling the property holders to have the said
sidewalks laid at once.
We also further beg to represent the prOpriety Of
the city having Clay street graded and macadamized
from Cont to Oustomnouse street, at its own ax-
pense IN the same manner as it has been done from
Cont 70 1t Louis street, we believe that the ben
elts extended to enc or more should be extended to
all on the same street, and in this view we solicit
your honorable body to instruct the City Surveyor TO
proceed IN the grading and macadamizing Of Clay
street. from Cont to Customhouse street.
And as in duty bound ge will ever pray;
WILLIAM H. VREDhNBURG. per William H.
Vredenburg Jr Is feet on Peters street. aud 100 feet
JEAN PETIT. 2a2 feet on Clay street, 2D2 on Peters
street.
j, AvET. 200 feet On Clay street, leo on Peters
street.
A. D. GRIEFF, &C feet on Clay street.
3. J. BERRENY, 90 feet on Clay street
a: IONA, Is feet on Clay street.
Peters street.
A. II. D'MEZA, 80 feet on Clay street
J. A. LAVILLEBAUVE, Is feet on Clay street, q
on Peters street.
A JACQUET; per pro A. Beckett 80 feet on Clay
street, so on Peters street
Total number Of feet in square l22i; total number
Of feet in petition ll64. aDl5 ew
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-06

LOCAL ITEMS IN BRiEF.-The melting term
Is at hand, and in the evening the ther-
mometer nearly boils. Ninety degrees In a
shady nook is uncomfortsbly warm, esEe-
cislly if there is little movementin the air.
Anthony Fleming will have ample oppor-
tunity to explain to q jury his completely in
the robbery of cigar store No. Carondelet
street. The burglary was committed on the
twenty-ninth ultimo.
Robert Williams was fined S25 for wicked.
ly breaking a finger of David Chauncy. The
affair occurred at the steamship landing.
James German retires to the workhouse
to pass the heated term, where he will be
forced to become a sober man, which he
has not been for many months past. Henry
Rock, stealer of tobacco, will keep him
company.
Keller's private market will make pub
lie opening to-day. Meat, fish, and vegeta-
bles will be on sale.
Proof was strong against julius Dubois,
Paul Moreau, and Alexander Fouscade that
they stole two bay mules from stable near
Bayou Bridge. Criminal court.
Eliza Hopkins asserted that she stood in
fear and trembling because Albert Parker
threatened her with violence. She being
unable to make good her bad assertion,
Recorder Gastinel fined her S..
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OFFI0IAL N0TI0RS.
PROPOSALS ron BOOKS. BLANKS,
ETC.
UNITED STATES CusIoMHoUsE,
Collectors Office,
MAJ nrlaans. NAV a faga

.
Collectors Ofice.
New Orleans. May co. 1868.
CEALED AND INDoRsED PROPOSALS. WILL
- be received at this office until the SIXTH proximo
inclusive for supplyng this oustonhogse with
per samples on exhibition, during the hscai year
ending june 81, 1865 in quantities sslnassd as fol-
BooKs-The paper to be Of FIRST quality and the
printing and binding TO be well e1ernsed:
!, Two dozen Memorandum Boos -, q IGN Blank
Books; g dozen Receiving Books dozen
Time Books 10 dozen Wsssghsr's Booss (;
dozen Letter Press Books; dozen Record Of Let
ters; Registers Of Entries; 4 APpraismelt Order
Books; q Bond Books; 8 RECORDS OF Marint Papers;
3 Cash Books; Cashiers Impost Books; 2gashier's
Records Of Excesses and Deficits; Ildses % En,
tries; Book Of Passenger lists; Boas Daily
Is os y Invoice snS AZ
prAisementsi 80 Records Of Goods IN bonod Ware
BLANKS-The paper to be of first quaRs and the
printing to be well executed:
One hundred and ninety three tnousnd three
hundred and seventy hye Blank Aeco abstracts,
ENVELOPES-To be Of the first quality:
hirsy two thousand Note EnseIopes, | FORMS
Size Envelopes, 8 forms
PAPER-To be of first quality;
Thirty-nine reams Note Paper forms; Sc reams
Letter Paper, forms; % reaIns foolsesp Paper; l
Ieam Legal Cap Paper; Creams Folio Post 8 Ieama
reams Patent Blotting Paper
STATIONERY-To be Of first quality:
Ten dozen quarts Arnold's FLUID; dom quarts
Arnolds Copying Ink; 10 dozen bottles Rel Ink, Da-
yids No. 3; dozen bottles Blue INK; - goss Lead
Pencils, Fabers; gross Lead Pencils, Canine and
lsiue 50 gross Steel Pens, assousdi dozen boxes
Quill Pens; lOO pounds Sealing wax; 2Toss Mu-
cilage.
Liberty is reserved to accept such proposals for
the whole or any portion O. t's ast'os named
therein.
1t is also to be understood thatGl sael Etices as
may be required and which are not Drssly men
toned in the schedules shall be- fun shd by the
contractor at the usual market prices nay at the
option of the Co ector be purchased in opa market
BIDS be made in detail in accordance With sched-
ules Of articles and estimated quantities furnished
on application to this office.
Bonds with satisfactory security Will required
for the faithful performance of the con rat.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
my3l6t Collector.
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nsrAFE Of AUeusr sOHwAAB.

United STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcR,
Districs Of LouisianR, \
-. .. - - New orleans, June l. 1888. y
kSenty- ninth day Of May, A. d. 1853 WAR-
RANT In BANKRUPTCY was Issued aaainet tian-
estate Of AUGUST SCHWAAB, 81 \ eW OrIsapE
in the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana wli
was adjuased bankrupt on his own peti-
ton; that the payment Of any debts and dalfvurT
Of any property belonging TO such bankrupt
q him or for his use, and the transfer 81
q meeting of the creditors Of the said bank
rupt 20 prove their debts end TO choose moEe
BANKRUPTCY, to be holden AZ No 10 ST. ChaEiss
street, In the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana. be-
Of June, A. ID. 1865. at IL O'Clock A. NJ
r. j. HEBRON. U. q. Marshal,
No. s20-ie2 - A District Of Louisiana
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PROPOSALS. FOB BUILDING
"GRAND hEVEE


OFFICE OF BoARD. OF LRgEE COMMISSION
" ers Of the State of Louisiana New orleans, May
25 lse9--In conformity to Restitution o. tho Board,
sealed proposals win be reeeifsd at Ihh office until
WEDNESDAY,, the tenth az If jun next, up 70
three clock p NJ for the eoaRtEnctionof the leyee
known as the Grand" Leyee, situated . the parish
Of Pointo Coupee, about l70 miles abiTe New Or
leans.
Dimensions-ilO feet base, Is feet epEn, and av.
eraRing about Is feet in Insight Estimaed contents
in cubic yards, tO0oOQ.
Bids will state the price per sable ysrL payable in
cash or ievae bonds at 80 ea4ts on the iollar. The
work to be commenced as euen as the ai Of water
gll permit. and 10 be oompietad BY tn first day OF
January, 1883 according 70 sseoiheatpns Of con-
tract which can Be seen onsDplioatin to the En-
gineer OF the Board.
Payments will be made eVsry thirty days on the
certificate OF tho Engineer a eomp.ebd work, less
twenty per cent % be rstainsa - guarantee or
forty per cent in lien Of bend and senrity, to be
expressed in bids, and IN WhAeh case pecil bond
and security will be required "a Adjudi0tion OF con
tract thAttsa work win be conmeaoedhs stipulated
in good fAitA.
The Board reserves the right Of reiecing all bids.
Proposals. 20 be Endorsed according 10 caption, and
to be addressed TO the Board III Lsvee Commission
erB. N. o. S1EIHENt
my2s I'd Secretary.
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ORDINANCE

SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Constitutional
Convention of the State of Louisiana, Tint the hher-
s and Tax Collectors OF the Stae eXcepOt the city
of New Orleans Orleans right bank and tie parish of
respective parishes to pay the ta1of MI Der cent
levied by ordinance OF the tWenty-fourtnDe December,
1861 by this Convention; and thirty DAYS after ser
vice of said notice those who shall not have paid the
tax due by them shall be conside in etaut, and
the Sheritfs and Tax Collectors shall eXct an addi-
tonal tax upon such persons Of twenty-five per cent
upon the sum due by them for TIE trst tetaut, and
an additional tax of en- per cent 70 be computed on
the original tax for every subseqaent thirty days said
per ons shall continue to he IN default up 10 the
date of the anal settlement,
SEC. z B. it further ordained. That ue Sherihs
and Tax Collectors Of the city Of New Orleans, Or
leans right bank, and parish Of Jehersn, shall BY
puniic notice in one newspaper publlsh'd in their
parish, call upon all tAxpayersD pay tie tax LEVIED
by the ordinance of Decembef tWentyiour above
the amounts due by them on account OF sid tax ten
days after the publication OF The above Bquired no
tics shall pay ain additional tax Of twenty-five per
cent on the original tax and addtiond tax of two
and a-half per cent on the original tax II one mill
per gent for every subsequent ten days aid persons
SEC. g. Be Il further ordained, ETC., Int immedi.
atey after the taxpayers shall ave been put in de
fault by the expiration OF the thirty bn days, as
the case may be, given in the notice required by the
first and second sections of this erdinane the sher,
IFS and Tax Collectors throughout the State shall
erty Of the delinquent taxpsers, mo'able or i'm
movable, sufficient to pay the original tx, all add
tional taxes herein levied, end costs
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Orleans
this fourth day Of January, Anho Domni eighteen
tSisned JAMES G. gALIAF2RRo,
President Of the Convention.
(Signed) WILLIAM YIGERs, Secretary. myS So
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rny3lGt
EXTENSION OF TIME
FOR COLLECTION OF THE CON-
VENTION TAX.

BOARD OF REeIsRATIoN,
State OF Louisiana, New Orleans, May L, 1853.
Alta REGULAR MEETING OF TIKI BOARD
IA held on TUES DAY, May Is 1855 the following
resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the time for the final settlement OF
the Convention taxes by the Tax Collectors and
Sheriffs throughout the State with the auditor of
Public Accounts be and is hereby extened to the
first day Of July, 1863.
BY virtue of the foregoing reso ution Hereby no.
tify all Tax Collectors and ShenEs throughout the
State to continue to collect the CONVENTION tax up
TO the first day of July, 1863
The Tax Collectors and Shenhs are nrther in
structed that they will be held responsible rigid
en- rcement of the ordinance adopted b. the Con
vention, January 4, 1858, (whichis hereinafter pub
hshed for the information of all eoncerneQ exacting
penalty for non-payment of said tax.
The Convention RENTED all penalties up to the
twentieth day of March, 1863 and from tht time the
penalty will be exacted in all thepSrisheswhere the
taxrolls we're ready at that date, and nirty days
after the taXrolls were completed in the other par
ishes the penalty will be exscted
S. B. PACKARD, Chairman
r, Q. RICHARDSON, SecretRrys
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ESTATE OF j. A BAouIE.

UNITED STATES MARsEAIis OFF1cE
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, May %. 1853
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON The
I twenty eighth day q May, A. d. 1868, WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against tha
estate Of J. A, BAQUIE, Of New OTleAnE.
in the parish az Orleans a1d State Of Louisianh,
who was aoiudged a bankrupt on his OWE
petition thAt the payment Of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging 70
soch bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property BY him, are forbid.
den by law; that q meeting Of the creditors OF
the said bankrupt toprOve their debs and 70 ohooaB
more assignees Of his estate will be held q
Court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden At the Gus
tenhouse building, in the city OF New orleans.
Louisiana, before J. r. G. Piikin Register, on the
twelfth day Of June, A. D. 1863, a. 10 O'Clock A. n.
T. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal,
No. e0s-my29 jel2A District of Loui5ian g.
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FsTATF OF oYpRIEN cUYDRY.

United STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE, ,
District Of Louisiana, I
New orleans. jups l, ia6a.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L twenty.n ninth day Of May, A. ID. le68, WAR
RANT m BANK NUPTOY was issued against tho
estate Of CYPRlEN GUYDRY. OF BreAn5
Bridge, in the parish of st. Martin ana
State Of Louisiana, who was adiudgea 2
sS paPment of say debts and delivery Of any
propsrty belonging 70 such bankrupt TO aim or Tor
bis usa and the transfer Of any property ~ nim aEe
the said bankrupt to prove their debea ano
10 CHOOSE one or more aasigDees Of his estate
win be haid at Court Of Bankruptcy, 70 Be
holden at No l3 St CHARLES street. in the city Of Neg
oFisans, Louisiana, before Don Parose hsglstezs
O'clock A. M Z. j. HEBRON, y. Aarshal
No. sl5-ie2 l9 A District Of LoolssaA
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aOFFIOIAL NOTIOBe--OITY.


sne il ts city Oi Ess Orleans. the dscsiea thsssl5
had 20 BE- final and binding. m 80 Z
II tsweil understood that in case Of failure bF The
purchaser 70 begin or hnish said rods Or any
part thereof, within the period fixed, or in easa
the Common Council be dissatisfied with the man
nsr In which the work Ia being executed the Common
Council shall have the right to annulth Contract
without putting the contractor in default as re-
CURED by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying to court OF justice to annul The Same and
without indemnity; and 1t Il also well understood
that In case the pul chaser shall, at any time,
abandon the work or mot finish and complete the
same in conformity With his contract the said par
chaser shaD forfeit all claims he may have Tor any
part Of the work dons By him up 70 the GATE Of his
charged and released from any and an liability thers.
such abandonment BY the purchaser, or Of an an
cause Of payment By the purchaser Of the bonus
hsreinbefore mentioned, or for any other cause
whatever, the city of New Orleans shall have the
right 70 resell the contract at the risk and peril Of
the purchaser and Of his securities in sohdo.
The adiu1 location By the Controller 70 be subject
70 the, approval or rejection Of tho Common
New Orleans, May a. 1863
GSigned1 W. II. BELL,
ings. -
Signed D. g. DEVICES, lr...
Sgneo) 4. W. PERKINS, OhAnNeh' r
heRistefed May 30, 1869
S. G. BROwER,
mISbDt Deputy Controller.
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ESTATE OF l. GOLDSMITH AND A HABER,
Individually and as Members of the Firm of Gold
smith, Haber Go.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana, Z
New Orleans, June 2 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
II frst day Of June A. d. 1853, q WARRANT IN
was issued against the estates Of
L. GOLDSMITH and A. HAHhR. individually and
as members Of the firm of GOLDSMITH, HABER,
4 Co, Of New Orleans, in the parish of 0rleans
and State .of Louisiana, who hive been adiudged
bankrupts on their own petition that the
payment Of any deb and delivery OF any
property belonging TO such bankrupts to them or for
their usa and the transfer Of any property by them
forbidden by law: that maetng Of the oredi ors
Of thu said bankrupts 10 prove their debts and 70
choose one o. more asiignses Of their estates will be
held at Court Of BANKRUPTCY, TO be holden at the,
fustomhouss building, in the city Of New Orleans,
Louisiana, before o. 3. Keiogg, Register. on the
twenty ninth day Of june, A. b. 1858 at O'Clock
A. Al. y. ]. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal,
No. e1s-ies IA District Of Louisiana
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EsrArE on Er1ENNr AYNAup.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFTcE,
District Of Louisiana x
s... New Orleans, June /, 1B9a \
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
4 thirtieth Gay Of May, A. d. 1868, q WAR
RANT in BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of ETIENNE AYNAUD, Of New Orleans, in
the parish Of Orleans and tate Of Louisiana ho was
adiudRed a bankrupt on his own petition Ashst the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of ca 3Fe3erV
belonging to such bankrupt to him o z bic ass,
and the transfer Of any property BY er3 ioF5
hidden By law; that meeting Of e. yrTftsSrf II
the said bankrupt, to prove the 1stA paf %
choose one more assignees of ~ y, WV BE-
held at Court of Ranku ptcy, Il B.. oar a. the
Customhouse building, in the c1s1 ~ $50 fi-seAns.
Louisiana, before John F. Deans git SCI. on tine
twenty-seeOnd day Of June, A. y. 80 81 y O'Clock
A. d. Il. j. HEBRON. u. s. ~ hal.
No gI5-ie2 20 A District of louisiEna