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LIVERPOOL
liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, February 22.-CoTIoNVFrom the
Brokers' Clrcularl-The Cotton market has oeen
greatly excited throughout the week. chiefly infuen-
ced by the reduction of stock here, and apprehen-
sion Of insufficient future supplies. Pricos have
rapidly advanced, and are now about 1tad q 10
above the quotations of last Thursday. Large as
the business has been on the apo 1t Is tar exceeded
by the extent of transactions "to arrive, at rates fu-
y corresponding to the general advance. In Sea ISL
and large business has been done; prices nave
hardend daily and the market closes I'd to Sd dear.
er than last week. American has risen about
lNd p fb, and Is in most active request from
ali classes Of purchasers, who have found
great difficulty in buying, owing to the limited sup
DIV offering. New York advices 10 the 20th instant
ouote Middling 24hc, costing to sell IN Liverpool
10 7-isd per sailing vessel or steamer The supply
of Brazil is very limited. and quotations are raised
1Id to 11Sd per ID. Egyptian has participated IN
the general excitement and has advanced "a per To-
SMYRNA is in good reQues ST. and is Id to 1d dearer
The market for East India has continued to advance
in sympathy with other descriptions, altnough not
quite to so great an extent prices are generay 10
per lb dearer the market being almost ennIeiy
Cleared OF the common descriptions. The latest
quotations 'to arrive are-American basis OF Mid
ding, ship named, from Charleston, s@d to
sXd. Savannah, eId to s2ld; Low Middiing,
sd to sXd. New York, s2zd; Low Middling,
shippins or shipped s3Sd; Middlng, sAd to 9Id.
Mobile steamer named, 9Td; shipping or shipped,
sXd; ship named, sAd, .sHd, and sAd. Texas as
shin named 9Td; good ordinary, ship named, wa,
New orleans. at sea, 9Nd; ship named, lOd; low
-o;Sd,tno 9Nd. Brazil, ship named, Pernam frsts,
1oXd. Fair Paraiba. lOd and 1OAd. Bahia, s1d
and g%d. Maceio, 10d. Maranham, at sea, io14 d.
santos due, 9Ad and 1Od. Dharwar fair merchants,
ship named Sd. Broach, fair new merchants, ship
named, and March-April shipment SID. Dholerah,
fair new merchants, ship named, Sd. Oomrawuttee'
fair new merchants, shipment January-t eorusry'
February-March Sd; ship named, Sd and SID: Ben
cal, fair merchants, November sailing, 714d; fair
new merchants, ship named. I'd per 10. The sales
of The week amount to las, ,34O bales, including
S ON on speculation and "a $50 declared for export
leaving $40 bales to the trade Friday February
o1 The sales to-day amounted to 10000 bales, in
Guiding 5000 on speculation and Tor export with
ouiatar market.
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Marine nrws.
Port of Charleston, March Il
Arrived Yesterday.


British bark The Queen. Knight, Liverpool@1
days salt. To Nure 4 Co. Feb %, Int 34.2!
north, long 60.32 west, Peter Briggs seaman, M
tive of Droeheda Ireland, fell from the main topsai
yard on deck, and was killed. He was 2S years Old
Schr Ann Deas, West Point Mill IS bbls Rice
To Bee & Co.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka via Jackson
vile, Fernandins and Savannah. IS bales Cotton,
&c. To Aiken L Co, lBl Preston Weston, Robi
Magin. John Morrison, Willis Chisoln, Jas Wells
man. Dibble, Worth l. Co, L McCready, Goodrich,
Wineman Co.
Steamer st Helena. Boyle. Edsto and Rockville.
8 bags Cotton and Sundries. To Jno q Murray
Rev B Seabrook Roper Stoney. Fraser Dill, j
Small Co. and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Norwegian bark Nordboen, Hagensen, Mverpool-B
From this Port.
Steamship Key West, Rudolf New York, March 9.
UP for this Port.
Steamship vicksburg, Benton, at New York, Mch 8.
schr Thos Smith, Luke, at New York, March o:
schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, at New York, March D.
Memoranda.
The Spanish ship Eueva Aurelia, previously re-
ported as having sailed from Havana for this port,
arrived at New York March 8, via Nassau.
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Nnhpfrs.
MAPES'
NITROGENIZED SUPER-PHOS.
PHATE OF LIME.
MAPES

U1HE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE GIVEN BELOW
i Of planters during the past season, fully establish
oil the advantages claimed for this wellknown FER
TILZER:
Received the highest premium awarded to Fertil-
isers by the American Institute Of New York, held
October, 1867.
For full report, with analysis made by the Com.
ittee of the Institute, composed Of DR.. C. E. BUcK
Professor ]. G. PoHIE, and other prominent Chem
lists, see pamphlets.
The distinguished feature of this sUPER-PHOS-
PLATE IRON other similar Fertilizers is, that all Of
its ingredients OF animal origin, and are either
soluble in iedter, IN condition to quickly become
soluble in the soil and be taken up by the crop.
Contains no inert or mineral materials.
The proper relative proportion Of the ingredients
in NAPES' SCPER-pHOSPHATE to meet the re-
Carolina soils, is fully proved by the experience OF
planters who testified that ,cherersr applied, eren to
land 1otsd far rusting coo the disease is entirely
corrected, and healthy vigorous growth produced.
On tie same land Peruvian Guano and other fertil-
izers have failed to secure healthy growth.
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.,,rs or COTTON FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 90
1453O
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March l0.-TURPENT1NE-Rule
steady Sales Of $40 bbs at IS IS for soft and 81 %
for hard, q go Tbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-The market mas rneo qulei
to-day, and no transactions reported.
RosN-Has been in tair request, and the sales
reach $40 bbs at 50 40a2 45 for strained and No. 3
and So so for No !.
TAR-Is in fair demand and market firm. Sales Of
$50 bbls at SO 80 per bbl
CorroN.-The market has ruled quiet to-day, and
only 10 bales sold at 231s cents Tor Middling.
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Exports
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
March III.

1913 bales Cotton, $3.50 bushels GRAIN 96 bales Do
mestics, car Wood, and cars Lumber. To John
Campsen Co, stenhouse 1 Co, sprsgue BIO
Thatcher Co, C Averill, a z seago, West Jones,
E n Fuller, q Cobia & Co, C Brahe & Co. Geo SEQ a
Trenholm & Son. J q Renneker, A Nelhagen. Hui
4 Co, Thurston L Holmes Sloan, Wardlaw &
Carew W C Courtney & Co, W Newbart, Graeser'
Lee, Smith & Co, " Williams Go, c Poppen-
hei1n, Roper L Stoney, Street Bros Co, W Chafe.
II Rodgers & Co, G " Witte, Binns, P Walsh, Z
q w Devices, Goldsmith & Son, Kendrisk, q
Cook. W P bowling & Co, q Bischoff & Co, L Z Pot
ter C q Claussen, o Reeder, E Granger, Utsey
l. Kenyon.
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r,sra is no one beside thee, and no one above
thee! .,.,,
Thou standest alone as the nightingale anss, ;r,,o
And my words that would praise thee are lInpo-
tent things;
11oye thee so, dear, that cnly can love thee.
Say, what shall do 1or thee' weary 'nee' s'-'''
thee? ,a5o
Lean on thy shoulder. new burdens TO 9. aad
Weep my tears over thee, making sec ratriere thee!
AZ love @ thee zee so, @ dear, tina, only can leave 'hee
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

DUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
i at Lancaster q. H., S. @. Having largo sub
scrption list, it offers favorable medium to Mer-
chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business in the ur per Districts of the State.
Rates Of advertising hbeI@l. Specimen copy OF
paper sent on application. August %
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET


The New York Evening Pos: of Monday, March
9, says:
The loan market is easy at per cent on call, not
withstandng the unfavorable character OF the oank
statement which shows decrease OF one ana u nui1
millions in legal tenders and decrease of nearly
million in deposits while the loans have increased
nearly two millions In discounts little doinS, the
rate being 6aS1i.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 9.-FLoUR, &c.-The market
for Western and State Flou. is quite active and
nrc.s for all grades are better The demand is con-
fined mostly to common spring ana "nl'e "neae
extras.
The sales are 1850 bbls at SO 15as go for superfne
state: $40 SOa10 SIS for extra State $40 90a1l 25 for
fancy State S10a10 60 for the low grades OF Western
extra; $40 75a12 so for good to choice Spring Wheat
extras; s11 a12 so for Minnesota and Iowa do;
family brands Sl1sl2 ~ for amber winter Wheat
extra Indiana and Michigan S12 6aSi4 ~ for
white Wheat do do, and s12 25a-5 "t icr l. LOUIS
and double extra
California -four is inactive but firm at Sl2 eOal4 To-
Canadian -four is inactive.
Southern -four is less active but prices are better
Sales of 600 bbls at 50 1sas10 so for ordinary TO
good extra Baltimore country; s11a14 GO for
SIS for extra and family Maryland and Delaware.
Oats are tettel and fairly active. The sales are
$4,000 bushels Western a SS11as4he; small lots at
r R depot BIC.
rye lS neNl n8Qer Uut IL lb quiet. tAo ooteo oi0
$500 bushels Jersey and Pennsylvania, 81 85a1 w.
Corn is better and quite active though closing
quiet The inquiry is brisk for export and the home
trade.
The sales are 100000 bushels new Western mixed
at 81 26a1 81 -inside price at Erie Railroad depot;
Western Shte 81 2esI &c; old Western mixed II Sla
S1 in store; Southern white at 81 2ea1 80; yellow
Southern at 81 28a1 29: Jersey yellow at 81 50 on
the pier; strawed and white Tennessee, 81 25al 2s.
PRov1s1oNs-There has been very strong busi-
doing in pork at easier rates. but market closes
firm.
The sales cash and regular 1000 bbls at s2S 90
for old mess, S24 62aA rs for new mess; SN so for
city do $50 50a21 for extra do 500 75a2S for West
ern prime mess.
Beef is active and firm. Sales Of 1000 bbls at SEA
IS for common brands; S14a19 for plain mess and
s19a22 80 for extra mess.
Tierce Beef is without activity.
Beef hams are steady and fairly active. Sales OF
225 bbls at s39aS6 so.
Cut meats quiet but steady. Sales $50 packages
at 10<a11c for salted shoulders and 15h for picked
hams
Bacon is without change to note.
Dressed hogs are rather weak We quote at 1214a
12}zc for western and 49, for city.
Lard is not active but the market is very firm.
Sales of $50 bbls and tcs at 4Aa151c for No 15
fer city; 15al6 for far TO prime stean and 250 tcs
seller April, at 1910.
CoFFEE-The market is firm for oil grades, but the
business has only been to a moderate extent. We
quote Rio at 13a1Sc, gold, duty paid.
CoTToN-Under the favorable news from Liverpool
the market has advanced from 1SaAc to-day, with
considerable inquiry. We quote:
Nev Orleona
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Constgnees per Northeastern Railroad,
March III.
14O bales Cotton, 106 bbls Naval Stores, hhds b.
con. Tobacco, Mdze, &c. To Graeser, Lee, Smith
Co. Kendall & Dockery, Geo " Williams & Co, John
Fraser Co, J Pringle, Mowry & Co, Adams, Frost
& Co, " z Ryan, Reeder. G Fonin, Pritohett,
Risley & Creighton, L Cohen Co, Quacken-
bush NJ Oakley, P June, NJ Geraghty, OstendorH
Co, NJ Dowling, and A Sawyer.
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Sales of the week 48, 563 bales-including 37fB 70
spinners, 2O42 to speculators ana 1910 10 e1pofN
ers. rl-u oo 90 nes
bales. against IS, ,042 bales same time 1867.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-CoTToS.-The sales
to-day were confined to 2Oc0 bales at an average de-
cline Of 1c. We now quote Ordinary at 19a2oc; Good
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
IIyERpooL-Per Norwegian bark NordboenoS6
sales Sea Island Cotton, 1205 bales Upland Cot
ton, 8S bbls Rosin, and ITO pags Cotton seed.
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The cnarleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening, March H. '6S.
There was moderate inquiry for the staple, prices
being firm but unchanged Sales TOO bales, say II
at1sH; at 90; 1s at 2Ol; 16 at q; 20 at 21H; 10
at a. 90 at 22H; 10 at %; Ct at 2s; 26 at 2S 1913
st94; 80 at PAX; lit at 25; 81 at 25s. and SO bales
at 26c p ft. We quote:
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Uplands. Florida. Mobile. s% and Texas Texas

HAY-B drnl and IN 1a1r demanU aL SIaI 10 LOT
shipping and 81 GOAL IS for retail lots.
Mo1AssEs-Is quiet and prices are nominal.
RIcE-Is quiet; Carolina is quoted at l1a11A.
SUaAR-Raw sugars are in good demand, but with
an increasing stock buyers have the advantage. We
quote at 111sa11Zc for fair to good refining.
WHIsKEy-1he market is inactive and prices
nominal
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CROASDALE'S
GENUINE SUPER-PHOSPHATE.
THE STANDARD FERTILIZER.
RICHER IN AMMONIA AND PHospHoRIc ACID
THAN ANY OTHER FERTILIZER IN THE
MARKET. .,..s
Sold for Cash, or Approved City Aecep-
tance.
READ THE FOLLOWING:

oaAaLEsTos, 8. O., December is, 1867.
DEAR sm For the past year I have bad the
superintendence Of large Cotton planting interest
near the CITY, In the cultivation Of the land have
used OROkSplLE'S PHOSPHATES, and although.
the season was most unfsvorabIe toa fair experiment
of this Fertilizer can with safety say that the bene-
cial effects on the crops In the progress Of is growth
was most manifest. @y faith In It's utility is 60
strong that will recommend its use for the ensuing
season. Very respectfully,
Hilton HEAD, December 20, 1857.
I'm. Gurrey:
DEAa sn: experimental y.ith five different
kinds of Phosphates and Manures the past season On
cotton lands, and am forciby convinced that
"CROAsDALE'S SUPER.PHOSPHATE" Is far So.
perior to any other Of the fertilizers have tried and
think 80 avorably Of it that intend giving 1t the
preference the coming season. -
Yours respectfully, +. =. WlLDEh,
Superintendent q. 8. Cotton Company.
For sale by WM: GCnn ~,
Agent for State of South Carolina.
Jan % 30 Feb II 13 15 18 20 "a rs 21 ~, Men
3571012 1417 10 81 q 26 % 81, April
January % b.fft-t
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THE DAILY NEWS.
InsrTeicncy.

BY MES. BROWNING.
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Baltimore Market.

Stock on hand ard on shipbcard..
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OFFTDTKL NOTIOES--fTTY.


nsr ~ which tbs work is being execntsd tho
Council shall have the right to annpi the contract
without putting The contractor an default As re-
CURED by article 1906 Of the Civil Code and without
applying 70 court OF justice to annu the same, and
without indemnity; and It Is also we'll Understood
that IN case the contractor shall at any .iun.
ahandol the work or not finish and r-s.nnIats an
SANE n conformity With h. cont act the sad cons
trAets s ~ torlet al claims ms may have for any
~ ahs eHs srk done By him up TO the date Of
- sp-luonment and that the city shall be
10y discharged from any and all liability there
ioi ead 4 is ase wei understood that in case the
contract be res0d the contractor and his securities
shau pc held and bound in solidO to pay unto the
CITY all o8e OF difference between the price at which
the contractor originally contracted to perform tho
work and the price at which it may be adudicated at
sids TO be for the whole works complete agreeabiy
20 the foregoing specifications and plans on file in
the Office Of the city surveyor.
New Orleans, January q, 1883.
CSiRned) w. h. BELL,
City Surveyor.
Approved b. the Committees Of Streets and Land
ings.
(SiRnedl d. s. DEVICES, fs
(SignoD II. W. PERKINS.
Qharmen.
Registered February g. 1863
.. o. BRowER. Deputy Controller fe5 BOT
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EsTATn 81 8. y. vvILKENsoN.
OFF1cE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, !
District Of Louisiana.

a OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, i
District OF Louisiana,
Monroe, La, February s. 1853
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTIuE THAT ON THE
i third day OF February, A. ID. 1853, & WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate OF ]. N. WILKINSON, of New Car
thago in the parish Of Madison and State Of Loui-
siana, who has been adjudged q bankrupt On HE
own petition that the payment Of any
debtsand delivery Of any property belonging 70 such
bankrupt, to him Or for his use, and the transfer
Of any property By him are forbidden By law; that
meeting Of the creditors Of the said BANKRUPT, 10
prove their debts and TO choose one or more as.
egnees Of his estate, will DO hald at Court Of Bank.
ruptcy, 70 be holden at the Office of W. j. O. Baker,
IN the town Of Monroe, parish Of 0uachite, before
". j. @. Baker, Register. on the sixteenth day Of
March, A. d. 1868 at 10 o'clock a. NJ. ~ ~. u
+. j. HEBRON, o. s. Marshal
Por y. d. GRADY, Deputy. 81 Messenger.
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EsrATn or JOHN ROBERT Ian
KIN.
orIIrH o. UEIE l:II ss4 . > aI y

OFFICE or UHIrkD S1ArEa BIARaaAr. !
District Of Asouiaianl,
Monroe La, February 9. 1873.
ihrd q. ~ g eaxa Eoki6h s SA & So W
~ hAMkRQRHCX was l1sued Aeai1af the estate e
John ROBERT AAhklN, Of -, in the p4Ei1h q
adiudgad q BANKRUPT on his own petition; that the
Payment q any debts ana deliVoif 81 any property
and the t1anafek Of any property ~ him, are forbid
Con ~ lnWs that meeting Of TIE creditors 81 the
1al1 bankrupt, . pfoFe il1if deh.1 4sd 3 choose
que o. mQge neEgufoE 81 bis cll4te wi b ked 1t 4
Cq1Ft q HanlEgntcy, 10 be holden a. the oface Of
WI n. EaioI, i1 the town Of Hcn1cs, parish ol
DuaelIllA, before ". j. 81 Baker, NqriAter, on Sne
niHth day q March A. n lsea g o c,elpet A, A.
n, -. HHEKEH, II. s MARSHAL.
keF d: d. laAQKs Deputy - Messenger.
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Estate OF ALExANDER nrrAw1.

oEEIcE OF UEIIEp srArrs MARSHAL.
District Of Louisiana, ,
slziiaga7 Monroe, bn February Q. 1859.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i third day Of hebfuary, A. D. 1853 WARRANT In
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate OF
Ouaohita and State Of Louisiana, who has been adj
judged bankrupt his own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debta and delivery Of AMI
property belonging to such bsniuupt. 70
him or for his use, and the transfer
OF any property by him, forbidden By law that
meeting the creditors 81 the said banrupt prove
thor debts and to choose one or more as6gn56s OF
his estate will be held at Court of Banktup cy be
holden 81 the office Of W. j. @. Baker, in The town
Of Monroe, parish OF OuhchitA, before W. j. O.
- b. J. HERRoN, o. s. Marshsi,
No f03-falt ulh7
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OFFICE OF UNITED bTATEs MAIEHAI4 ]
district Of Louisana, !
Monroe La February s, 1858.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i third day 81 February, A. d. 1858, q WARRANT
IN BAhKRUPfOY was issued against the estate
Of v. X HAYS. Of Winnsborongh. in the parish Of
Franklin and State Of Louisiana. who has been ad
judged bAnluupto bis own petitinn that the pay
ment OF any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer OF any property BY him. ara forbid
den by law that meeting OF the creditors OF the
said bankrupt TO prove their debts and 10 choose
one more asigneea q his estate will be held ct
Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at the Office Of
w. j. @. Baker in the town Of Monroe parish OF
0nachita, before W. ]. Q. Baker Register on the
sixteenth day OF March, A. d. 1863, AZ 10 O'Clock
A. n. +. j. HEBRON, y. g. Marshal.
Per ~ NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
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ORDINANCES NO. ss0t APPROVED MARCH n, 1851
ARTICLE lisa. Be 1t ordained, that from and after
the promulg alton of this ordinance. all owners of
property fronting the streets of the CITY tenants
or occupanlB Of the same be and they are hereby
required, after heavy rans where the mud sediment
accumulates to the detriment Of foot passengers.
and thereby becoming nuisance, to scrape and
sweep q II and every OF said banquettesi and each
and every CT said owner Of property tenant, or oc
cupant as previously described falling or negecting
to have scraped and swept his or her banQuette, in
accordance VITA tne provisions OF TINS ORDINANCE
shall incur penalty OF five collars for each ofense,
recoverable before the Recorder Of the district
wherein the said banQuette neglected shall be To-
eatad faI565
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oS1cE OF Usg5ED STAIRS MARSHAL,

o1R1oK OF UsIIED STAIRS MARSHAL, }
District Of Louisiana,
-. Monroe, La, February g lee1.
THIS is TO GIVE NOVICE THAT ON THE
4 thlra q, Gay 81 tselbrgsly A. .. 49, 2 WAR,
parish Of QuachitA and state o LoulaiAna, who has
been ediucgede bankrupt on his own petition; that
erty Belonging to such tankrupt, 10 him o. for hn
use, apd the transfer Of any property ~ him, are
Of the said bankrupt % prove their debts and 70
choose nelu n8sinnee4 of his estate, viii be
once Of W. y. q. BakaF, IN the town Of HnHEos,
parish Of Ouaehita, before w. y. @. Baker, Regis
FL HRRRON. D. s. Marshal
Gia1aag -
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WI-I77TT q T7T77TNTNT
IIIzII6 Is 70 GIVE Nc1loH IlaAT on TfIE
a slirt7 drqt aaY d 4alnagy A. d. 1853, WAN
estate a ID. ]. AkhoHf 81 tefnosFilIo q tbs par
i1h 81 Uniau and nthsg n Aouialaus. rhe has been
b 4Itrt 81 azI debts md deliver 81 arF nlfnaIIf
bes1nFihf 70 a1oh banlIapt. 70 hIln ~ i1g his use
Esn b. I6si ma u11Iinr 81 tho 1z11lrI1 81 ne
1atf lIluGts7n raoQa lhrAr ael,1 and % ehoa1t
t q aft ASS 0Net6 ef lf1 f1t1e4. uI b Mold as
CAIltt % Alrsrlrft7 20 b N1lt01 81 he tINfl d
~ Z. % NtEsl IN To torn d Dsa111. narilh a.
nIHld dal "a L1lth. a. y, l11l. AZ In 0oI11I Az a.
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EsTATN oil 8. ). nATcy.
OFFICE OF United ETATEa MARSHAL,
District Of Louisiana.

OFFICE OF United STATES MARSHAL, j
District Of Lonisinna
Monroe, La, February6 8, 1858
TlHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il third day of February. A. ID. 1858, a WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the est ate
OF q. J. hATOH, OF Point Jefferson, in the parish
Of Morehouse and State Of Louisiana, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on mis- own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or Tor his use,
and the transfer Of any property BY him, are forbid
den BY law; that meeting of the creditors OF the
said bankrupt TO prove their debts and to choose
one more aEsignees of his estate will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at the Office Of W.
j. O. Baker, in the town Of Monroe, parish Of Qua
chits before W j. o. Baker, Register, on the TWEEN
ty-third day Of March, A. D. 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
II. j. HEBRON, United States Marshal.
Per N. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
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OF1IcE or UNlEEh EAzEs MAHsHAI.
District o. Louisiana.
Monroe, Ia, fobfunry q 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTCH, THAT ON TIE
a third dng Of February, A. ID. le6H, q WARRANT
IN HA4AhgErCt vas iasuud against the estate
Of q. O. rHURAOND, Of Mount Lebanon, ia tie
parrish Of Bienvfllo and btgteqt AouGIaM4 Who Ms
been adindgsd bankrupt on hiH own petition that
the payment OF any debts aud delivery Of any prog
arty belonsinG 70 such 1anArupt 70 him Or for his
use and the transfer ct any property By aim are for
hidden By law that nesting q tbs creditors q the
said bankrupt, TO provo tAeir dobSe ana to choose
ono more assignees Of his entate will be hsld a.
Court Of Rankrnptcy, 10 be holdea a the oiaqe Of
". J; q baker. II ne town 81 Aonlos, parish q
Ounchita, before w. j. y. bakar. Register, on the
tWsaiythird day Of March. A. p. lsss st 70 O'Clock
r. y. HEBRON. D. s. Marsha'.
Per ~ n GRADY, Deputy, IS AfssSengur
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