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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

It is really pitisble to see our local adyer-
aaries Of the Democratic Ink throwing away
60 heedlessly the ammunition that may be
sorely needed during the progress Of the
political campaign. We had hoped 70 have
the excitement Of a real contest. But If our
opponents persist in their present course
the combat win degenerate into . one-aided
AFFAIR. They are 90 busily occupied in a.
tending 70 our matters that they will be
abls to fad but little time 10 attend 70 their
own. But then Democratic Affairs are pepn-
larry believed 70 be watched over b. q super
natural being whose name we need not
mention.
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The subscription price of this paper is
SIC year, and the same rates for one-hali
or one-quarter o. a year, payable in ad-
vance. The paper can be obtained from
The carriers at the usual rates by leaving
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Tie Weekly REFJBLIcAE is Eve dollars q
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REPuBLcAN, delivered by carriers, is also
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Inc much Eal&aa-0t eeansnt came of
yesterday, and, % far IS Tie blaae vs.
concerned, was very credlse saafr
Eha amphithnaara presented realg 4 vep1
eriMaid aepeafance. Owing 10 ihs "a
Te4ni1emanta of onr eieili1atien it b, hotv.
ever. exceedingly diiaoalt % oenssft Smith.
1cass. and Rohinsop. Es16l clerks, %, %.
haas aaw haAl operation. and living IN
wooden heuaes iata rasnsctable knights d
he 0oldz4 cse. THE White Banner, etc.
~ isto - h1pea at ne twenty 1alehts
8ab rode sAaraay a. mcrs eroSss Is IS.
ma4liy snd elvllzaaoh inhA any taan4y
c6s nnlssz 10 she ancians liaia. Fi
s e 80 elaa IS tse. IL
pszt. coca ~ nothing lsrttss. VIZ. r.
oar aaF. would b losa us - W. =.
sEa s6zl % tie N1sla. IS - 3 = =
IS isAz allt is 8
s5al0l hAaEy AboiaiA 4
~ 81 ~ ss1dal aee, vhIh
aeEs EEas tins very lgno1AAt q 4
wicked a We haye had enough Of cl
alzys sc.csnts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

MAsNotIA Park, ALeISRs.--As will be
seen BY glance at our advertising columns
this establishment win open to-day, and
nom what We have observed Of its belong.
ings we have no doubt that it viii become q
iayoEite resort ot~these in search Of relaxa-
Ton and amusement. The propnetors are
anxious 70 give this park character very
dihaaent from thst usually attributed to an
ordlAaE8 beer garden; and when the er.
lanGemania, which are made with especial
view 70 he eonvenience Of families, are
complete, they viii be found suitable to the
ideas Of the mast fastidious. The railroad
feTyboat leaves opposite Jackson square
every niieen MINUTES, and You have Pleas
ant trip on the river V cool retreat.
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Monthly advertisements, inserted every obnei uaS'
10 he ohRrged two. thirds the above rates -
Heoond mage monthly advertise ments, eacn square
$40 per month. ,. ~. -. -. 49,.
paper first insertion 81 50 square; eaeh subse-
uentinsertIon seventy-hye cents per Sc uare.
SECOND page transient Advertisements each lnser'
lion 81 so per square.
Adyertisam ents inserted ct intervals to be charged
rs new each assertion.
RegI,iar Rdvertisers VINO advertise largely, Will be
allowed s1eh discount from ABOVE named transient
rates e. Lnsy be eareed upon provided, tnat IN no
case sslI such discount exceed twenty-five per
CEN. ta ~
Ali be sinesf " Nicea Of advertisements 10 be
charged - sa2y q t. paF line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
ls published evory ga6rday morning. subsorip-
lion IS per Annurn IN advance; hah yearly and quar-
sery, same rates. Single copies ten cents.
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T,oV9PVTTY.

The death of eolored lady in this city
at the age OF one hundred and three years
was recently announced. The JinplecIte
says there is now black man on farm
near Jefferson, Texas, named Quaco, who
is, perhaps, the Oldest inhabisart Of the
United States, His age is placed at one
hundred and twenty to one hundred and
twenty-five years. He is hale, hearty, able
to do good days work, and does not re-
quire spectacles. The great number of
aged people in Louisiana is proof that our
climate is favorable to longevity.
These instances Of longevity remind one
Of the ballad Of ''The Three Old Men of
Painswick.r A pilgrim, SO it runs, found
a very old man weeping. On asking the
cause he was told the old mans father had
been beating him. The pilgrim remOu-
atrates with the Methnsalah for his parent
ial severity, and learns that 1t has been
called forth BY the cold bey7 pelting his
grandfather who was up in an apple tree.
The secret Of old age has been sought
for in many directions. Cleanliness Of the
body Is generally supposed to contribute
thereto, bnt Lady Lewson, who died in
London at the age Of one hundred and
six years, was decided foe to water.
people who washed themselVes,u she
said ..twere always catching cold" I'm
perlurbable lselEsasiaiaotion is also com
monty regarded As favorable to longevity
Cornaro, who lived an irregular and in
temperate life until shs age Of sixsg-fEer
but during his remaining thirty-nve years
reduced bis diet to twelve ounces Of solid
food and fourteen Of liquids per day, At
tanned the perfection Of thls virtue. In bid
last treatise, written when he was ninety
Eve, he had breuelt bic regimen to sueh
perfection that, 70 quote bis own COMES
sion, Hnaithev the asash Of gFaadchilafel
nor II oEhez relatives or friends could
.nalhe any inpsaslion upeh lin but laF {
momsns Of two and then Il Wus ell over
OF Thsnaa Prsr, who Il said to hsv.
ESD Il he vssaarfal age Of one hundred
na afs.tzo yesa. he poet Taylor says
tszis ~ 1lsl ielilr yllian lhs sd
49, 49, 80 9, 49, 80 e'l
I'll - ilss1I6 cF 6iaS - s. So
ea4t. 1889 - lssR I.
- ali.'l8 I1I - -. u Irllst
A s6s. - ss1I. gala
.tt assIaH l1 ssa1I 5Asssn
u egg Par $ ll.f as - - d La
s. Hth. 4ftte G rI.s "a ~, 49,. -. IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

F7akeis Galveston BaEsfia supports the
nomination Of Grant and oollax. That "a.
psr yin ha4e a bureau e Anatin during tie
session Of the TszAa Oonatitztienal ooaEenr
ton, 70 which extra exchange pspeEa WIN
h srnf. saf ~ 1ff
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

Meetings have beoA held IS New. York
rifAl1 few days 70 Adssncs t1e ihfeEetts
o. ohnss and PendleteA for the DemocfAtie
uminaison for the Presidency, and Charles
Frsncia Adams fer that Of Yice-Prsaiaent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
Decorating the Graves Of lhe Loyal Dead

Dee0F8hAnEtAo NhFANGh u bAo ANSSAeA =
On our first page will be found the pro
ceedings at the old battlefield Of Chalmette.
The ex.Unitei States officers and soldiers Of
New Orleans, with many ladies and friends,
visited the United States cemetery to dec
crate with flowers the graves Of our dead
heroes. About FIVE thousand participated
in and enjoyed the beautiful and impressive
ceremonies, and win long remember the re-
timing and ennobling emotions they in
spired.
The revenue cutter wilderness and the
Ella Morse made frequent trips between
Canal street and chalmette, carrying large
numbers of passengers with evergreens and
flowers. AL the arrangements Of the com
mittee were perfect, and the spirit mani
tested was most commendable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

several Of our rebelD Democratic eotemgO-
rariss are greatly delighted b. what they
term o 4 free deht for Republican petron,
nga, It 4 free, indeed, 81 acme Democratic
gusriglas are participating, but we kindly
aueaast that Il ia beat 10 'let those laugh
Who Win 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

umz1D sTzTsa AsAnzaA1's OF
rrnurs5s- ia MsTch 81,

u1uzzD ExAxaa Azlnzl1AI's ~
t& sMlI e Ri District az Louisa
rert11fFg Monroa. Ia, March y
THIS - TO GIVE NOTICE THAT y. ;
II tucnr-saqoulh daE ~ March, "A. D. le6a, '
RANT m BAN N1i IA LNK Ma issued ag,if,
estate q a. u pE8HAs ia the parish q =
Ia and Stats Of Louisiana who has ~
fnasBd q bankrrpt % hla oNl pst1tioni -
btIsn nj - aaca anArapA y him eF ioi Il
eNH fna tl1a1l1n 81 an1 prcaaE1 ~ aim ~ Z
49, ~ l1Ws that a s1aa8InE - fne efedilots
sd ha1Aknrts = Prove tssis 1s1ia e n ~ T. y.
Haalt n NamiHup teFs "a Be Anlaqn 20 We "
W j. f7s HalHal. in 80 kdlln Iof Monreei ~
Q2lail. tsioss z. 81 s9.6 =, h .s.,ssR q
II. j. MERn0N, y. 8. AAi'
Fer 81 y. GRADE Deputy, a Messenger
30. $500 ial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

The sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans win
sell st auction tomorrow, at noon. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, improved and vacant real
estate, situate IN the first, second, third,
and fourth districts.
For particulars see advertisements,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

TIE LIFE OF DR.. DosT1E.-Mr. A. Simon,
IS Baronne street, has just received small
supply Of Mrs. Reeds new book. He will
also be prepared to supply the trade with
email lots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
MEDIOAIa

W IA. PEMBEKTON. 30. 1Bs P0x.
deiet streets, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines. Paints. OILS, CeloEA
ssSortmsnt Of TIE following Goods which he win 81
ct Low Prices. either Wholesale or Retail
Waite Lead of the best hFsrde. FRENCH snd AlaeE.
lab Brown. KeleN OohFs. variety 81 the best Var.
niahes Hrench Mindeg Slass ht9ve roihsn' -
manufactured BY himself. c GA I!
.Alse gTp4t ysEiStT q PsEfumsEy and Fancy Art.
~ ts1s e ,sssii Sapplisd WITH an kinds Of DFusu
and gadieinaE. eneah and q the best Quahtg,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

For Poetry, Miscellaneous Items, Mon
etnrY and Commercial RePOrta, Marine
Intelligence. etc, see Fourth Page.
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estate o. \. c. PARSONS.
umrnB sTAxzs AEAnsHAL's orr
.affT 80 District Of Louis.s
NfouToa IA March 30 4

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT o.
u tVentg-aegonth day 0f March, A. D. >
WARRANT IN BANKRUEruK Wa
agninat Ais estate Of ~ o. PEARSON,
tbs paFiah o. MQHehouse and htata Of L.
who has been aeindRad q bankrupt q
eva r1tition; that the payment Of any
And delivery 81 ang properly belong
sReh' hensEapt, p him e ies MS n,
fnehfddan 81 lawt thai q n1edtinH ct the g
q tha Aaid hankEupt 70 faaF1 thler debts
choose one or more as.ignesa Of hig estate 4
held AZ . CouEt q kenarupfeg, - Be holden Z
u .ss 81 W. u. O. BakaF, ia tA1 town 81 Moni
iii a. Cnaehitns bafrre w. j. a N1iser, keg
thshrst a. q tqEe, a, y. - q y 'eeeos
F A. -. gAApxs Deputy, e. Messenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

The order of Major General Buchanan
announcing the result of the election will
probably be published on Monday OF Tues
day next. As it was written on Saturday it
designates the first Monday in November as
the time for the installation of the new
State government. Really, General Buchan-
an is wondrous kind in not ignoring the
new Constitution altogether, and giving US
one more to his own taste and judgment.
Article 1853, which has been ratified by the
people of Louisiana, reads as follows:
All civil officers thus elected shall enter
upon the discharge of their duties on the
second Monday after the return OF their
election shall have been officially promul-
gated, or as soon as qualified according to
law, and shall continue in office tor the
terms Of their respective offices herein
prescribed said terms to date from the first
Monday in November following the election.
Probably the Congress of the United
States or the General of the armies will have
something to say on this subject unless
General Buchanan shall modify his order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OrrzI
DISTRICT of Louisiana
EsTATE o. -. MAUK.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OTu1l
District of Louisiana
Monroe, La, March % ~
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON ID
i twenty seventh day Of March, A. d. 1863 VA
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued aganii !
estate OF Il. L. MAUK, in the parish OF FrApklin Z
State Of Louisiana, who has been adiudged ~
rupt on his own petitioni that the payment q I
debts and delivery Of any property belonging
such BANKRUPT, to him or for his use 4
the transfer Of any property By him, are iorbds
b. Law; that a meeting Of the creditors Of he 4
bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and to choose 01il
more aEsignees OF his estate, will be he'd
Court Of Bankruptcy. 70 be holden at the q
Of w. j. q. Baker, in the town Of Monroe, paral
Ouaehita, before W. j. q. Baker, Register On I
second day Of June, A. ID. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A,
r, j. HERH0N, U s. Msrthal
Per q. N. GRADY, Deputy, ~ Messenger.
No. 657-ap4 le2 75
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0. S. MARSHALIS MoNITI0rs
Thomas DonoRkue VS.. schooner .ToA I
Whipple, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc. q


Thomas DonoRkue VS. Schooner .ToA.
Whipple, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT onrn.
for the District Of Louisiana, No. elll.in oSsl5
enoe to an admiralty warrant TO me directed II w
above entitled suit have seized and taken int ~ Z
ps me Schooner JOHN G. wHIPPLE bs, NJ.
etc. now hbeled By Thomas Donoghpe, for h.
causes set forth in the libel now pending Il WI
District Court Of the United States. N u
And DO hereby cite and admonish the own,
owners thereof, and ali and every person or ns.
having OF pretending 70 have any right, title q 4
triOt Court Of the United States for the DID,
atOTsTeis e b h9lasP e ths ssg q New 6s
hereof, TO show cause, If any they have or can *
the said schooner John G. Whippe, her tackle, s ~
should 81 sl not be eeH,dsmned and be sold AgrsssS
United States Msrshai's once, Now otl,,.,
'T M ss ISS az "a Il ssas i uitsd ds
j. h. Niehols ct ais. vs steapsboal r..
Her Taekel, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Ooupt
ence to an admiralty warrant TO me directed ~
above entitled suit. have seized and taken N. &
The Steamboat IRENE, her Tackle. I.
now hbelea by =. Nichols ct ais, for the a..
SCI ioEta N N the hPs now pending in the DFs
And 1 do hereby cite and admonish the own,
owners thereof, and all and every person or pesse
having OF pretending to have any right, title' ~
Gr1ct Court OF the United states, Tor the Dnrx
aforesaid, to be holden ct the city OF New Oyerrs =
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the DAD ~ 3
Of, to show cause, IL any they have or can ~
the said steamboat should not be condempeA VI
be sold agreeably 20 the prayer of Hbelants
United States Marshal's Office, New Orls. f
twenty-hrst day Of May, 1853
No. 7s4-my22 p ie2s United States MaSs,Au
George Kelly and John Mack We. steau,,
Lizzie Hopkins, Her Tackle Apparel, etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT com,
for the District Of Louisiana, No, e0l5.-ln IN
dienee to an admiralty warrant to me directed Any
above entitled suiti have seized and al,
The steamer LIZZIE HOPKINS, her Tsckl. /.
parel, etc, now hbeled by George Kelly and III. f
Mack for the causes set forth in the libel now No.
ing in the District Court Of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the oyne, !
owners thereof, and all and every person OF uers,
having pretending to have any right, title M
terest in or to the same 70 ps And appear q NJ
trict Court Of the United States, for the DirT.k
Aforesaid, TO be holden at the city of New Oress
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from ne dsaE
hereof, to show cause, if any they have or can NJ
the said steamer should not be condemned ~
be sold agTeesbly to the prayer Of hbelants 4
United States Marshals Once, New OrleshE
eighteenth day Of May 1868.
H. }. HEBRON, q. s. Marsha
No. 7s7-myls % ie6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

fl Roor1u aad Board for fsTiiiss and si1GIs gen..
Neneq ean Be ebtainsd b. immediate applcatioH e
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pEEvEw AALRRoaIA oT1s ~
FoR TIE HAIR
Rf HnRRevea.ia 60 iisda \
It is an elegant Dressing "a the EIail. aauss4i
II causes tbs Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp oIsan snd Healthy,
ItinuesrutpA tins Roots q he Hair,
ItfOrOss the Hair And BpaEa sossow lunuriauslg. B
RihuSdisass stops HSiE Fanihs Dat.
Rtssbs ne isfroa cAsIs.as ooiar sreu Aga !
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II brings cut HAr On heads thas have been bsld for
ii Is san5eaad entrss q aisnpis ND buls5 Vssssa.
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Is1ta ssosiSsd ssil sn ts1liiao-
uiasssls,. aoslsnos. many 4 SAish - from ply
- p assassin hen ssaAains.
Isisapld IN halspouna besides. the nams blswn Is
shsuiazo " psus.i.ts ssd Dsllusll m HaasssOds
s,slsvhssA Il Ops Dsii.s - sossS wAsl.a.lshg
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
MORE REBEL ISLANDERS.

The New Orleans Times, after bitterly
opposing every principle ofliberty and JUS
tee, and after heaping measureless abuse
on the whole Republican party, now tries
to cajole and seduce members Of that party,
and in the same article again insults our
colored citizens by comparing them to the
repentant, but unTeGonstructed white rebel
who does the blackiBg Of our boots on ST.
Charles street. The Tines implies that none
bat colored men do that work. It ignores
the lessons Of the past, and the fact that
hereafter knowledge and worth, and not
the color Of the skin, will fix the position Of
the citizens Of Louisiana. But the very eff
forts of the rebel. Democratic press to de-
ceive our colored citizens are the
grossest insults to their intelligence.
1t is as if they said, at is true,
we fought to keep you in slavery, we
fought against the armies which brought you
freedom, we fought against the Congress
which entranehised you, and we fought
against the new constitution which guar
sntees your rights, but now that we have
been beaten in all Of these issues we can
deceive you by Misrepresentation, cajole
you by flattery, and mislead you by false
promises until you have voted us into
office, when we will show you that this is
,chite mans government, in which you have
no rights zee are bound to respect" If
good can come out Of Nazareth let our
cotemporaries denOance the murders and
outrages which are daily being perpetrated
by their patrons in our country parishes
upon loyal and delenseless colored men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
FOR PREsIDENTIAL ELECTORS.


OK FREsIDENTAAL ELECTOAs'
state at Large.
B. F. JoUBERT,
NJ. A. SOUTHWORTH.
Congregational Districts,
A. L. LEE,
J. NJ. G. PARKER,
D. II. REESE,
CORNELIUS DONATE,
H. R. STEELE.
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AMUgEMEETS,



MAGNOLIA Park, ALGIERs.
ONE SQUARE BELOW PHRoPELousAsR RAIL.
ROAD DEPOT. ~ al a
y. Open every SUNDAY during the season. After the
eth Of July, there will be Grand Promenade Concert
every SUNDAY. MONDAY, and THURSDAY A
separate Department will be open on the FOURTH
Of JULY, with the largest and best appointed Bali
Room in the United States. mysl
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE ONLY THEATRE OPEN IN THE CITY.
THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT
Monday Evening, May rs, IaSs,
PEST HITS YES IT Two telling elm burissaass
A and the Musical Sensation THE NYMPHs OF
THE CARIBBEAN SEA.
In active preparation, new Comic Drama OF in
teuse interest. my26
MAGNOLIA PARK, ALeIERs.
ONE DtSOAhh bBIOH VhE OPEIODSAS
RAILROAD DEPOT.
This magnificent place of public resort will open
THIS DAY Sunday, Nay 81, on which occasion
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
commencing at three p NJ Every description Of
refreshments will be found at the Park, and the
Tangements are such that families of young children
VIII hnd every means Of amusement coupled with pri
vaey ahS freadom from disturbance. iny3l 1t
NATIONAL HALL.
POydraa Street,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY SITS.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has leased this new, large, and commodous
Hall, and that Colored
PUBLIC BALL
Win be given therein every Wednesday and Eatur.
Gay evening The Hall viii be rented to associations
spdndviduals for meetings, 0sls, concerts soirees,
etc, on reasonable terms
Application to be made 70
ISIDOR STITCH, Lessee,
jas ~ No. 8C3S Lafayette street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
George Kelly and John Mack We. stear,,
IN BANKRUPTCY,

ESTATE OF JOHN NIXON, JR.,
Individually, and as Member Of the Firm Of Mn
& Co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31


United STATES MARsHAIis Or79w
District Of LouisitrS II
New Orleans, Ma u, il I
YT,rIS &c tn c1vp ,Jontru TITA N "a, ~
thirtssrtb 49, ~ ItaS n 1ssa q " NJ ppih9
m RANK TsTipTyt ~ as ias1,si ss;isst ~
~ JSIfsS fYoS y ne" ne 4 Wy w.
81 IN, tne nIn o. nn l1on So't ot NeT Onetl'
We PaItss!n ~ Siigan5 an4 SeAs? oi boeishf
Ms A. Y al XIV ~ ~ omn petso
ssas ~ SInens ~ sng uSp.5 anu uenFeiy q y
s ~ ~. ~, s 70 aS 1920 70 IN q
hs W enu Ine Iehsief " Any PropeLg uy In
ons sSl1 r 70 ptSye iner anq 70 n
oIS ~ tSFS q ms estsse, VIII se led
SSo9aS o. H 20 re noIaen ~ 10
t ~ y 81 ~ e - " ~" ~ 49, -
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BOARDINN.

T1OOnrn AND nohfsp.- !. PLEASANT
~ Rooms and Board for familioa and anGls gem.
Neulan oan be obtained By immediate apptcaton q
La JANA stRee@ hL aHaga5A egads 4. L ID 1al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
ESTATE OF JOSEPH a. sToCKLEY,
Individually, and as Member Of the late I'm
Stockley a Delavallade.
UNITED sTATEs MARsHAL's OTK1
District Of Louisi6na /

District Of Louisi6na
ta-a1 New Orleans. May IS ri
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Oh 4
IN BANKRUPTCY vas issued against the ~
Of JOSEPH Il. SToCKLEY, Of New 0rleGr4
the parish of Orleans and State Of LOUISIANA
member ofthe late trm Of stocklsy 4 Delavallads
delivoEy Of any property belonging TO such Z
rupt, TO him or for mis- use, aud the tranas
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankruptA
prove their debts and 70 choose ono or more Y
sss Of his estate viii Be held At court o. Is
F1Psy e 5s 99oe1 e tne nns9oq SsGr
r. Deane, Register, on the eleventh day Old
A. ID. 1864 ct 10 o clock A. NJ
F. HERON, y; s. Maria
ESTATE OF FRANCIS NJ HAYS AND VI
a. Guest, Individually, and as Member
Firm Of Hases 4 Guest fls
fofaa9 A UNITED STATES MARSHAL ON
District Of LouigaIA
New Orleans, Nay
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
4 fifth day Of May. A. d. le6s, q WARR41i
FRAHoIs n. HgYEs jan and JOHN A. Gy!
individually and as members Of the firm Of Il
4 Guest, Of the parish Of Carroll and State q
iaiana, WIG have ossn adiudgsd eAnlrupts ~
debts and asiivsTg Of say property :
ing TO aaoh bankuptss TO Them
their use, and the hanafsr Of any pTOpaf
them, are forbidden by laws that meeting
creditors Of the said banlrupta, 70 prove tier
and 70 cho1se one or more Asalgnees Of then q
viii BE- hald a. 3 Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be
leans LQuiaisns, beiereJ r g. Pitkip, R;s !gass
the tenth day Of June. a. ID lsstb e 70 oeloes
I'D. HEBRON, u. 3: Mar