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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-30
pon't FaiI tn Rena rnia-

Send your address. with stamp, of sample and
catalogue OF Articles fap Young and Old, Married
and Angle. An shoais haps them.
Address A. BaIDGEs. - Blecstes Street, Now
York CITY. aarsn,.
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The Republic aRlot .r-Anotber c6mmu.

The Republic "RlOt.r-Anothsr eommu.
nicatiou from friend Of the Republic rioters,
appears in another column. Now that we
have given both sides to this extraordinary (1)
affair, we hope our readers will not be iniict.
ed with any more communications from
friends OF the parties. We would suggest
that you come to a mutual agreement without
calling in Seneca county aud the rest Of man-
kind, to take sides in school boy fight.
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PRRrERREp sPEcIlEs.


The Time to Bny..--A. W Adams hating
concudod 10 dlspose oi his entlre stock oi boots
aud shoes. with the purpcse Of LEAVING for the
west will, for tho next sixty Days, sell his
stock At. and below CosN This announcement
is no humbus to gain rush. Il iis fact, A. will
be seen. BY those who call on hIhi. To our
country friends We say give him call and save
money.
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List of Letters Remaining in tho
Tiiiu Post 0fIicc, Jan. Both, 1865
Sylvester Abraham, Geo. Anderson,
Eloina Daumgarducr, John Behr,
VIM. Bair, Burns & Co, w. Bunting
Frank Burns, VIM. j Boyer, Eva @.
Bork, Amanda Clay, Henry Clay, II.
A. Clay, G, o. Fuller, John Fristoe,
Sylvester Fast, Michael Gerber (for.
eign,) Mrs. Husybarger, Anna l..
Hedges, Kate Henisy, II. Hould,
Elizabeth Ireland. Anthony King
seed, Miss Teresa Kuhn, Joseph Lyc,
Chas. Louis, II. G. r. Leis, Bonja-
min Loman, Miss A. Michacls, Jos,
T. Nc Kibbcu, G. L. Miohaols, Caro-
line Moor, j. w. Poufeld, j. NJ.
Powell, Peter Rinehard, Levi Repp,
Mary Shamans, Isaac Seits, Barton
Stewart, Chos, Sarvor, Margaret
Staub, II. Stewart, Miss Mary Thack
er, Nick Ycat, Della Wyant, NJ. Win
ton, Jos. Wahrer. j d. White, Mai
7. Ward, Beaj Want, Miss Ell,
Wolfe, Wm. Weslerman, Mrs, Eliza.
beth Zeiglor.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CiticAuo, Jan. 40.
FLoUI--nighcr At sn ooAlOTO for extra,
WHEAT--2 ,t2q2 Is.
CORN Steady, 81 cts No. 1.
OATS--G,Gts.
RYE-st5 SAL co.
BARLEY--S2 10. No, q
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The Little Corporal. The Pennsylvania
TsaeAer says THE lt.le ccrrerai Il the mos,
entertaining publication for the young that We
have ever examined. We cannot see how Il pos
sibly can have superior, or II IL could have,
how tho young folks could possibly wish Cor any
thing batter" Terms, ono dollar year. Ad.
dress Alfed D. scwell Publisher. Chicago, ~.
Great inducements are ofIcrcd 20 those who
wish to raise clubs, TO all Of whom a sample
copy will be sent free Il applied Tor during the
present month.
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An Editor Married. Charley Locke, Of
the Findlay Jsfer'onian was married on the 23d
instant to Miss Amelas. Haven. Ho has reach
cd his havon Of rest,-"kno dought."
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DR.. HARvEV'S
0hrono Thermal FemaIa PILE.

have been used for upwaris ofrHiarY rEaRs with
nnfarying suceess. They are adapted for all or
binary esses and never fail IN their action IL
taken 10 time.
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Kentucky Lottery.
FRANCE. SMITH q co.,

Successors 20 MURRAY, EDDY 81 co,
In tho management Of tho Kontuclty State Lot.
terry for the bencdt Of Shelby College.
4-1 shelhyvilc, Kg.! Dee. 2. 1867.
To all whom Il may concern;
This is to certify that JAMES S. SNIrn alone Ia
entitled to use the Shelby College Lottery Grant
or Kentucky, or any scheme or classes thereun.
der.
An other Schemes or classes after january lst,
1855, by whom sOever devised or drawn, under the
name " the Shelby College Lottery Grant, are
without legal authority from rs. Nor are We IN
any manner bound by the proceedings Of any
such peraons 80 acting without authority from
ne.
7. o. sIikcKLEFoRD,
J. l.. CALDWELL,
u. A. CIlINN,
JAS. l.. ELLINGWSop,
Managers appointed by tho Shelby Circuit
f,,L... fnr thn Ahnlhr Cnllnnn InLinrr HrlnI
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CARD
As WIN no soon by the aSaTo notice, have the
sole and exclusive right 70 draw the Shelby Col
lego Lottery on and after J~nuary lst' 1865 The
same will no managed AMI conducted aftdr the a.
boyei ilato In tho name Of FHaScF, sHirh 90:
JAS :. SMITH.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

90 CfsciSNArI, Jan. 20.
, rLuuR-Dull, family $40 so.
WHEAT--Oull and prlees ncmlual.
CORN--72aTJ cts for new car.
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HAPPIWFSS on MISERY.

The victim Of youthful indiscretion destroys
his happiness, ruins his prospects for social en-
and ends his life ia misery: but br tie timely
use OF the long tried any faithful remedy
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Promenade Concert.-A promenade
concert and serial dance will be give At Ma
tonal Hall, on Thursday, February e,h, by
the Tiiin Musical Society. This will be a
novel Entertainment and vii doubtlsss bc
well attended by our Young folks-and old
folks too-tor a cordial Invitation is extend-
ed to all. The proceeds arc to purchase pi-
ano for the socie,y-s thing much needed.
Dear I'm mind. rl0 TrDFr~..
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Perrimey. AN immense stock of Per-
fumofg, ofevCty description, at
HERsHIsER h MYERS.
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The White Pina Oomnonnd.

GEORGE " SWEET, n, D. Proprietor.
Prepared 81 the Ia|
NEW Eng LAND BOTANICAL. nEpOr.
iie, Hauoyer street. toaton
upder the superriAioe oi the Rev, W, rclkna
~ rss sale ia risIa ~,
no at hrgsHyrn 4 plrrna,
]. l. fT JnnN,
hsrTn-o,i.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce aiuxuriani
growth ofhair upon bald head or beardess face
also recipe for the removal OF PimplesS n blotch-
o. Eruptons, etc, on the skin, leaving the same
son. clear, and boailful, can be obtained without
Shargs BY addressing
THos, F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
SO Broadway, New York.
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Or. HARVEV'S
Golden Fem ale Pills.
PRICE FIVE DoLI.Rs A Box

are Intended Tor special cases requiring more
pogeffi m9iieine They are four degrees stron-
ger than tho ordinary kind and arc perfectly
harmless and reliable.
II sou csnnot got them of your druggist, can
send them hy return mail, postpaid hnd secure
form observation on rcoeiptof tie money
VIII also send an illustrated and Confidential
Circular 70 ladies m application. Address
j. BRYAN, n. D., $40 broadway, New York.
janE-y
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--.-HfA-I. " hhelhyNiuc' ky.3 Dee. = 1877.
r o. sliAcKLEFoRD,
J. l.. CALDWELL,
d. A. CllTNN,
IAA l. EIIINlWaOn


Managers appointed by tho Shelby Circuit
coul. Cor The Shelby College Lottery Grant.
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Q spsrtuI Noiites.
4 \ no nor PAIL no READ THIs.

Magnolia Wster.-A delightful toilet article
superior 70 coIosne and az half the price. Gus
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Tae wilcox & Gibbs Silent. swift and
Sewing Machine.---It Is the

IrrOyerslblc Sewing Machlne.--,It Is the
simplest, N is tho least leblo to get out Of order
Il the best male u Ia the stillcst, Il runs the
easiest, Il runs the fastest, IL sosm Il stronger
aa loss liable to rip IN uso than the lock
stitch. He invites all to call and see Il before
purchasing elsewhere. .....-.
wH. MocUTCHEN, Ag't
deeg5-im Davis House, Tiniu, o.
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TO LADIES.

Your attention Is callNd to the most eHicaolous
remedies eyer known for tho removal Of ohstrnc-
Iions aud arrangements Incident TO the female
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Tore taey reached The fcnoc. On arriving st the
fence, thoy made no halt. but loi IN wiatcr's
great anxiety for hght, no blunderod IN gottlng
over, and, by falling, his revolver exploded lie
recovered and seiEed one cf tho boys by the col.
lar, sud IN loud and boisirous voice, eomrnaa.
dcd hun to " revers, back, rrlacing the rcyol.
yer At his breast and eNclaimins, "dispersc, you
d-----i little sooundrel. or I will blow you
through" Il appears. nom The testimony of
Oscar Colwcil, (a studon) that " the stud.
onts had not como out, there would not have
been = hsht
This, Mr. Elitor, is the sum total Of the great
riot IN Republic. Has II not assumed very large
proportions upon very smsll capitali
tt. y.w. Mtts
loving to the iongth Of the communication,
and want o. space, We omit The authors com.
ments. We desired to give both sides Of the Al.
fair a hearing, but further newspaper contro.
vorsy. we believe, will accomplish 10 good. We
promise our readers fun rop6r, Of the trial,
vt which the facts win be elcted-Ep.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19
OFFIOIAL NOTIOEs--CTTY.


and in the city Of New Orleans the decision thereby
had to be final and binding.
1t s well understood that in case Of failure By the
purchaser TO begin or finish said roads, or any
part thereof, within the period liked, or in case
the Common Council be dissatisfied with the man
per in which the work is being executed the Common
Council shah have the right to annul the contract
without putting the contractor in default as re-
applying to court OF Justice to annu the same, and
without indemnity; and it is also well understood
that in case the purchaser shall, at any time,
abandon the work or not finish and complete the
same in conformity with his contract the said pur-
chaser shall forfeit all claims he may have for any
part of the work done by him up to the date of his
abandonment and that the city shall be thereby dis
charged and released from any and all liability there
for; and it is also well understood that in case of
such abandonment by the purchaser, or Of an an
nulment of the contract by the Common Council for
cause Of non payment by the purchaser of the bonus
hereinbefore mentioned, or for any other cause
whatever, the city Of New Orleans shall have the
right to resell the contract at the risk and peril of
the purchaser, and Of his securities in solldo.
The adjudication By the Controller to be subject
TO the approval or rejection Of the Common
Council.
New Orleans, May a, 1868
Signed W. II. Belle,
City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committeeso of Streets and Land
ings.
lsigned) D. 8. DEVICES, lcu,.,...
gSigned F. W. PERKINS,
S. G. BRO WEIR,
my302 0t Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19
a. n,Areza rs,P.e annher.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
for the Fifth Circuit aud District Of Louisiana,
By he above s named Court IN me aboys enasd
suit, ard received by ms on the twenty-hrst
my possession and viii expose for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets, IA
this city the hour OF twelve o'clock at noon the
i0 T%u eR RfsfL R0Rs 6F GRoUNR with an
the buildings and improvements thereon, situate
in the Fourth District OF this city; in the square
sreess sais lets adon saSh Other ana are desg
mated by the letters A and on sketch annexed to
in this city, on the eighteenth Of March, 1851, ~
which said Gallaher acquired said property; lot A
depth and front on Chestnut street Of one ndred
and fifty feet between parallel lines, and lot b has
iftysix feet front on Philip street by depth of one
hundred and nifty feet on the line OF lot A. and
one hundred and twenty feet on the opposite par
alel side line from which depth It extends at right
angles toward Camp street forty-thEee feet teu
ipcues two and quarter lines, thence parallel with
Philip street nnety-nine feet ten inches two and q
quarter lines to the line dividing the two lots, all
Seized IS above as the property Of the defend
ant, and to be sold TO satisfy the painths "A. h
p Meas claim Of twentynine hundred aud thirty;
1--WE dollars and twelve cents, with interest and al
Tine buildings and improvements on lot A consist
o. splenddly ouLt two-stoTy ana aula
and subdivisions bsying double front ana
side verandas, built retired nom ina
street, VIDE man, TWO ueduliIully Sheu
aud large dining ROOM besides kitchen, laundry,
and other conveuienGes on the FIRST floor threa
large and one small airy, and well finished bed
rooms, and bath room in the main and three gallery
rooms on the second tloor, with large attic rooms
finished, large Cisterns, gas throughout and al
necessary outbuildings. On lot is a two-stor
Frame House, used as a carriage house, which WITH
little expense might be converted into good dive
ing.
Terms of Sale-Cash at the time Of adiudiehti1
in United States Treasury notes
Costs Of deed and internal revenue stamps, record,
ing, ETC., at expense of purchaser
United States Msrsnals Office, New Orleans,
twenty first day Of May, ls68.
F. j. HERRON, U. S. Marshal,
District Of Louisiana
No. Fa5-my22 % je4l1lTz3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19

SECTION l. Be il ordained by the Constitutional
Convention of the State of Louisiana That the Sher
ifs and Tax Collectors the State except of the city
of New Orleans, Orleans right bank and the parish of
Jefferson, shall give notice to the taxpayers of their
respective parishes to pay the tax of mill per cent
levied by ordinance of the twenty-fourth December,
1861 by this Convention; and thirty days after
vice of said those who shall not have paid the
tax due by them shall be considered in default and
the Sheris and Tax Collectors shall exact an addi-
upon the sum due by them for the first default and
additional tax of ten per cent to be computed
the original tax for every subsequent thirty days said
persons shall continue to he in default, up to the
date of the final settlement,
SEC. p Be it further ordained That the Sherifs
and Tax Collectors of the city Of New Orleans, Or
leans right bank, and parish Of Jefferson shall by
public notice in one newspaper published in their
parish call upon all taxpayers 10 pay the tax levied
by the ordinance OF December twenty four above
mentioned, and all persons who shall not have paid
the amounts due by them account of said tax ten
days after the publication of the above required
tce shall nav an additional tar Of twenty-fV neT
cent the original tax and an additional tax of two
and a-half per cent on the original tax Of one mill
GENT for every subsequent ten days said persons
shall be q default.
SEC 8 Be It further ordained ETC., That immedi.
ately after the taxpayers shall have been pot in de-
fault by the expiration of the thirty or ten days,
the case may be- given in the notice required by the
first and second sections Of this ordinance the Sher
ifs and Tax Collectors throughout the State shall
erty of the delinquent taxpayers, movable or i'm
movable sufficient to pay the original tax, all add
tionAl taxes herein levied, and costs.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Orleans
this fourth day Of January, Ammo Domini eighteen
CsisGed sd JAMES G. TALIAFBRRo,
President OF the Convention.
Signed WILLIAM VIGERs, Secretary. my28 I5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19
PROPOsALC FOR PURCHASE OF
CITY BONDS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Consolidated Debt Of Neg Orleans,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Consolidated Debt of New Orleans, I
New Orleans. j une s, 1873
DY VIRTUE OF THE THIRTY SEVENTH
of Louisiana entitled AN act 70 consolidate the city
Of New Orleans and provide for the government and
administration Of its affairs approved on the TWEEN
ty-third February 1852 and for the purpose of pay
ing at maturity the debt of the old corporations
falling due in the year 1863 and also by virtue Of
authorizing the conversion of the notes Of the de-
nomination Of 500 twenty dollars issued under au-
thority Of this Board,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office from this date until FRIDAY, the tenth day
of July 1853 st u O'Clock n for the purchase Of all
eighty bonds of the city of New Orleans of $1,000
eseh said bonds to be dated the fret of April, 1853
payable in go twenty four years. with interest cou
pOns attached thereto at the rate OF six per centum
per annum payable semi annually in the city Of New
York on the fret days OF October and April Of each
Proposals to be indorsed Bids for the purchase Of
Bonds OF the city of New Orleans and addressed 10
o. De Buys Secretary of the Board Of Commission
ers of the CONSOLIDATED Debt of New Orleans to he
opened and the bonds adiudieated to the highesI
bidder on the tenth day Of July at noon as atore
said.
The Commissioners reserve the right Of rejecting
any all bids
Terms-Cash in United States currency or Interest
coupons Of consolidated bonds past due.
Sgned) y. HEATH, Mayor
tSgnedl d. K. MANDELL, Controller.
tSgned) s. HOWELL, Treasurer,
(Sgnedl E. W. BURBANK Chairman
Finance COMMITTEES Board of Aldermen.
lSigReb il SULLIVAN, Chairman
Finance Committee Board of Assist Aldermen.
o. pEBUYs. Secretary, Room No. % City Hall
lee tiyl0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19
PETITION.

NEW ORLEANS, January Is, 1863,
To the Honorable the Common Council of the City
of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
4 on Peters and Clay streets, second district of
TINS city, respectfully beg to represent the necessity
Of on the abovensmed streets, from Cont
70 Customhouse street, and pray that your honora
bic body will pass an ordinance authorizing and
sidewalks laid st once.
We also further beg to represent the propriety of
the cty having Clay street graded and maoadamized
ron CSnti 20 Customhouse street, at its own ex-
psnls IL ths same manner az it has been done from
ConE to - Louis street, as we believe that the ben
ehts extCzaed to one or more should be extended to
all on the 3ame street, and in this view solicit
your honorable body to instruct the City Surveyor to
proceed in the grading and matchmaking of CLAY
street, from Cont to Customhouse street.
And as in duty bound we will ever pray
WILLIAM II. VREDENBURG per William H.
Vredenburg Jr Is feet Peters street and 100 feet
JEAN PETIT 2O2 feet on Clay street. 2o2 on Peters
street.
j. AvET. 200 feet on Clay street, 100 on Peters
street.
A. D. GRIEFF, 50 feet on Clay street
B. j. BERKRNY, so feet on Clay street.
A. IONA, % feet on Clay street.
FELIX LABArUT, so feet on Clay street, 80 on
Peters street.
A. Il. D'MEZA, 80 feet on CLAY street.
on Peters street.
A. JAoQUET, per pro A. Beckett, so feet on Clay
street, so on Peters street.
Total number Of feet in square 1924; total number
Of feet in petition ll54 aDl5 sW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19

Cry ITEMS IN BRIEF.-It is q singular
fact that almost every description of dry
goods and small varieties may be purchased
on Canal street at lower rates and of better
qualities than in shops and stores in less
attractive localities. 1t is singular but
true, and people are discovering this fact.
Aid Bradley arrived last evening with his
prisoner, Keefe, who is charged with arson,
and placed him in the main station.
Milton Hardricks, for stealing four bill
lard balls from the place corner Blenville
and Basin streets, goes before jury for
settlement.
The residence of Mrs. Gernon, 422
Tchoupitoulas street, has been robbed of
apparel worth 500. The burglar was seen
by persons on the premises, but they were
afraid to attempt an arrest.
The lightning while travelling on its mus.
Gle Wednesday struck the dwelling of Mr..
Wright, corner Sixth and Chestnut streets,
and tore around the building in stunning
style, but harmed none of the inhabitants.
Our friends will make a note of this, and
be careful how they trust persons who rep
resent themselves as reporters for this jour.
nal. The attaches of the REPUBLICAN do
not hang around public places and try to
borrow ten cent stamps, or get credit for
fifteen cent drinks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19
PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, !
Fifth Military District, !
New Orleans. La, June Il. 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- he received until u o'clock noon, on WEDNES
DAY the first day of July le6s, for furnishing the
QuaEtermaster Department with Corn, or an equa
number Of pounds of Oats or Barley, in sacks, al
places and in quantities as follows:
Austin. Texas, $500 bushels;
Fort Inge, $50 bushels;
Fort Clark, $500 bushsls
Fort Duncan, 800 bushels;
Fort Stool ton IA, COO bushels;
Fort Davis, 5000 bushels;
Fort Bliss, $50 bushels;
Fort Mason ION bushels.
Fort ConehO, 1000 bushels;
Fort Quitman, 1850 bushels;
Fort Richardson, 1900 bushels;
Fort Griffin, 4 eco bushels:
Fort MoKAyitt, $500 bushels;
Camp Verde, 200 bushels.
These amounts, however may be somewhat modi
fed before the day Of letting the contracts.
All bids to furnish the above must be for good
sound, merohantabe, shelled Corn, Oats, or Barley
Delivery to commence by the first day of August
1888 and to proceed at the rate of not less than one
third Of the whole amount per month"; and in suot
Quantities as 70 keep the post continuously supplied
at such rate.
Satisfactory evidence of the solvency Of each bid
The night is reserved TO reject any all bids tha
may be offered.
Proposals must be plainly Endorsed Proposals.
for Corn, and addressed TO Brevet Brigadier Gen
eral j. A. Potter Chief Quartermaster District o.
By order Of Brevet Major General R. O
CHAS. H. ToMPKNs,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quar- teFmsster.
jell Ct Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19
EsrArE on eEoReE W. JONES.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana, \
New Orleans, May 6, ls69.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i ffth day of May, A. d. 1853 a WARRANT
IN Rank EUPTCY was issued against the estate Of
GEORGE w JONES, of the parish Of Assumption
and State Of Louisiana who was adjudged bankrupt
on his own petition that the payment of any debsand
delivery of any property Deonging TO such bankrupt
20 him or for his use and the transfer Of any prop
ertV by him are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO- prove their
debts and TO choose one or more assignees Of bis
estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden at Customhouss building, in the city Of New
Orleans Louisiana before j. r. G. Pitkin, Register,
on the thiEtieth day Of June, A. D. 1868 At III
O''O'N F. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal.
No Tlg-rny7 ie3O A District of Louisiana.