davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
~ RANKRuPTCY- EsrATE oF AARoN

IN BANKRU PTCY - ESTATE OF AARON
, Hrseh Individually and a memoer OF the firm Of
Hrsch Adler-U ned States Marshals Cice, District OF
Louisiana Orleans June 1865 This is TO give 0otcs
thai on the Sh Of June 1868 Warrant in nkuptcy
issued against the estate Of Aaron Hirseh Individually
aud member firm of Hrsch Adler. New Orleans
in the parish and Of louisiana who ad
judged bankrupt his petition that the payment
delivery of property belonging 10 such bank
uut him for his and the transfer OF property
by him forbidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors
OF the said bankrupt their debts and to choose
assgnees to his estate will be he at Court Of BANK
ruptcy holden the Customhouse building in the city
Of New Orleans Louisiana before O. p Kellogg Register,
he 80 cay OF july, A. d. 1853, at O'Clock NJ
No S64 r. j. ENRON,
jeg jy3 .. s. Marshal, District of Louisiana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

IN NKRUPTCY-EsrATE OF ]. d. DAM
eron IA p BonneyG indivona ly, and members OF
The Arm Of D d. Dsmerun Co-United States Marsha's
Orce, District OF Louisiana, Nes Orleans June 8, 1863
This give notice tht the 9Th day OF June 1868
Warrant in issued sganst the estate OF D.
Cameron and II p Bonnevsl individually and as members
of the Arm Of j. D. Cameron 90 OF New Orleans in the
pssh AZ Orleans Of Louisiana who have been sd
Judged their petition; that the Of
any debts 1Yery Of any property belonging TO such
bankrups ITEM for their sDd the transfer OF any
DTorerty BY beua forbidden by law; that meeting OF
the creditors bankmpts Their debts and TO
choose one sssgnees oher estate viii be he'd AT
Of Bank TO he holden at the custom house
building in the city Oesns, Louisiana, before
Kellogg Register the 9th day OF June D. 1868 at
O'Clock M.
No ssS r. J. HEBRON,
leo "a Y. S. Marshal, District of louisiana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

IN oA.KRUP TCY-ESTATE OF HOMER II.
Smith individually and as a member Of the iun of 5.
Smith sons-NO $50, United States Marshas Otice, DIS
trict Of Louisiana Orleans June H. lS6This is to
give notice the 18th day june 1865 warrant
IN Bankruptcy issued the estate Of Homer H.
Smith individually and member OF the hrm OF y.
Smith Of franklin IN the parish OF St. Mary, and
State Of Louisiana sdjudged bankrupt his
petition thu. the payment any and delivery any
property belonging such bankrupt to him for his
the Of properly by him forbidden by
that Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt 10
Prove debts and to choose assgnees of his
estate will be held at Of Bankruptcy be holden At
the House Building, in the city of New Orleans
Louisiana before O. Kellogg Register, the 9th day
July, A. D 1865, at O'Clock, A n. - -
~ HEBRON, U. 4 Marshal.
iplsiy3 District Louisiana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
IN BANKRUPTCY.

I'm RANKRUPTCY-EST r. w. OGDEN,
individually, q member OF the hrm OF uusacns
,gden-unec States Msrshas Once District OF oulslana
Orleans June This 70 give notice that on the
second day Of June, A D. 1885, Warrant IN eaoksnp,cy
issued aga OF K W. Ogden, ndlvidusy
and Of the firm Of Cusachs Ogden OF New Or
In the parish OF Oresns and state OF LOUISIANA VINO
adudged krup his petition pay menI
any debts and delivery Of property 70 suen
bspkupt him OF for his and the transfer OF any p
cry by him Ridden by law; th.t nesting oil IN
creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 their debts and %
choose OF his will be held at
curt of Bankruptcy. be boil the Custom House
building in the city of New Orleans Louisiana before O.
Kellogg Register the frst day Of July A. D. 1865 at
o'clock
No SIS FL HEBRON,
3el0 jyl U. =. Marshal, District Of Lou'siana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. wOLCOTT be will pay $1,000 to person who
will produce remedy that will instantly remove and
read y permanently any pain in the Head feeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders Breast Back Heart Lungs,
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal OF
external, chronic Ola Ulcers Fresh Woun Dc.
Fnghtful Csncersin fact, all pain, cause Rheu-
matte Neuralgia from mosquito bite 20 tue most intense
Labor Psnsas quick Pain Paint reduce nam
rapidly heal permanently give pain in its
pcson whether applied the weakest infant the most
feeble aged person, and 10 harmless Pain Paint.
Applied Free at no. 81 Carondelet street -
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

IN BANRRUPTCY- ESTATE OF JOHN
Il Clement Morantini-Unted States Marshal's Office. Dis
trct Of Louisiana New Orleans June l9th 1863
give notice 18Th day of June, ID. 1868 War
Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of John
Clement Morantini, COts POstofice in the parish
Of Kapides, State of Louisiana, who ad
Judged a bankrupt his petition that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belong
bankrupt HIM for bis and transfer OF
any property oy him forbidden by Law that meeting Of
the creditors Of said bankrupt their debts aud to
choose assigness of his will be held at
Court Bankruptcy. be DO den at the Cusomhouse
building in the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana before q
kellogg Register on the 9th day OF July, A. 1865,
No 500 FL. HERON,
ie2O N3 U. g. Marshal, District of LOui,iana-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

IN BANKHUPTCH-EST OF ROBERT
L Boomer individually, and member Of the firms OF
bOomer a holmes. d. A Homes. and ,. p Griffin Co.
Uned Marshals Office District Of Louisiana, New
Orleans June H6SThis is 20 give notice that the 9Th
OF June ID. 1863 warrant in bankrupt was issued
sganst the Ronert BOomer, individually, and
member of the firms Of BloOmer Holmes, ID. A. Holmes,
and Griffin Co. Of New Orleans in the Parish Of Or
leans and State of Louisiana whe sdndged
his petition; Il At the yment OF any debts aud de-
livery any property belon gng such bankrupt to him
his and the transfer OF property by him for
hidden law that mesting of the creators OF the said
bankrupt their Debts and to choose Ons or more
sssg of hrs will held at Court OF Bal krnotcy
holden the Custom House building in the city OF New
Orleans Louisians before Kellogg Register. the
9th day of July, A. ID. 1865, at 3 O'Clock N.
No SOL + j HEBRON
U. 8. Marshal District OF Louisiana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
TTNITFD STATES DIsTRICT COURT

~ District Fl Louisiana In the matter of Thos H. Shields
Co baukrupts In Bankruptcy No. 81 Whereas, Arthur
w. Hyatt individually and as meuber Of the firm Of Thos
h Shields Co. OF New Orleans and District aforesaid,
duly declared bankrupt under the Of Congress Of Mach
Cd e67 bias this day fled in said Court pet ton praying
for discharge and certificate thereof from all bis debts and
other claim provable under said act;
Notice given al creditors who have proved
their debts all other IN interest that the Sd
DAY Of July 1868 At II assigned for the hearing Of
the same they may then attend and show
ii any they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted.
;ei6 20 IS K LoEw. Depufy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
A hook ZOE THE UNFORTUNATE.

! BALDWIN pUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAsES lmpotency, Of Power Nervous Debility with
lmpedments 10 Marriage should be resa by all con-
tsmpatng marriage by mail receipt Of Is cents By
j. B. DUFF A GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
Where all private diseases are successfully treated
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
UNITED sTATEs DISTINCT, oogK IT5

limited sTATEs DISTRICT COZ kT-
u District Of LouisianaIn the matter OF Jesse Irwin
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No 02 Whereas, Jesse K
Irwin Of New Orleans and District Aforesaid. duy de-
ared bankrupt under the Act Of Con gs OF March ID l
has this day hled IN said Court petition praying for dis
charge certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provaole under said act:
Notice therefore gwen TO ali creditors who have proved
their debt and an other persons interest that he Sd
day July 1865 81 ii Is assigned for the bearing OF
The same that they then and attend and show
cause they have why the of the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerks Ofios, New Orleans, June ID, 1863
K LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
iel5 % 2s L. LQEw, Deputy Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

FROM THE MANUSCRIPTS OF THE LATE HON. FRANK.
LIN SAWYER, JR.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
Precaution.

White people, good Democrats and
Conservatives, with wonderful unanimity,
are striving to avoid all acts which might
tend to disturb the general peace. Every
where are provocations made by the in-
fernal lost of scalauaes, and the mis-
guided negroes WIN blindly follow their
lead prorocations sufficient TO tempt re
taliation from any people less determined
than the Southern people. But it is al
borne with patience, and acts Of violence
which threaten the worst Of consequences
are submitted TO. And it should be
The advice, to bear with patience these
Ills, uttered by the whole Southern press
and by our public spcakecs at all great
gatherings, is happily acted on. Neve'
were pcople1more united, to bear and
forbear, rather than bring about a c'l
li>ion which wouldresult in the total de
struct;pn of the black race. The ruin OF
destruction OF the negro is not in all thei'
thonghrS, and one of the greatest proof
that we are their best friends aud mean
them we'll is showA in our patient 3or-
them. The consiStt,t
patience, earnest advice, and kind treat
uent are having q good effect, and many
o. these POOR deluded ones are beginning
t, think for themselves, and forsake a
party which is Only seeking their utter |
ruin. But we must not be blinded into
a false security, for there is serious dat
ger of a collision. and to avert it we must
be determined not only in prudence, but
fully prepared tor any iSSuc that ma,
arise, ard all issue which the demoniacal
radical leaders seem bent on bringing
about. Anxious are we to avoid an issue
so disastrous, ard one which must bring
so heavy penalty on the negro, bot ii
rs best tha. we be prepared. Hope for
the best, and use every means to prevent
a catastrophe, but prepare for the worst. |
Such a course may enforce the peace 50
much desired.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
Radical Convention in Charleston.

The radical convention which met in
Charleston last week for the purpose of
aominatin. d>lcgates to nominate electors
and members of Congress, broke up in a
row. Epping, jerks & Co., white, being
unable to control the black element, re-
tired in disgust. Bowen and his nigS
kept the field and made nomination.
After the breaking up of the pow-wow,
a small street fight between two distiu-
gaished members took place, to the
amusement of the crowd. Subsequently,,
Epping, jerks & Co., senvoked at the
Club House and nominated for them.
selves. Thus the sweet scented radicals
will be represented by two sets of dele
gates. 1t would be amusing, were it not
painful.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
Col. Thomas and the Head colored) Committee

-lnthe P,oenix of Saturday appeared
the follow ing communication received by
Col. Thomas:
Mr.. j P. Thomas
Sir. i hear from a good witness tn
YOU gctti' lS shooting Rifles and n
large lot of ammunition at your house. in
fact you are ordering for the democrats
so as to arm them to xii Us, HOW Mr.
thomas We once thought You was a fair
man which you said you was bnt you
have now turned agin Us and say this is
a white mans government. and We have
no rites except to labor for you. now |
Can tell you that We are disposed to BE-
peacib!e, hut when yon begin to xii US i
must say that We have no guns hut we
have got plenty Of matches and We will
use them and She,mans March will not
bc,a circumstance when you begin to
kill Us.
why can't you let Us alone we don't
trouble you We only want what. the Uni
ted States government give US aud We
intend to have that. ..
all we ask IS fair election and if your
party is a fair -partw you will give US
that without inS. we no some of your
tricks hut when you comtDcnce to xii Us
get ready to camp and to eat grass which
we don't think will last You long as fre>t
is SO near. we no you 1--we in fine
house and got large iau,ily and is at
the head Of the democrats and we give
you this timely warning.
head committee OF safety.
We deem it necessary only to produce
a portion Of Col. T.'s letter #cromi aoyiog
the document, and which is addressed to
the Phoenix:
As to the threats Of this committee,
of course, it becomes us all to take no.
tice, and to heed the ''timely warming
But il may be well for me, soberiy and
candidlr, to suggest thatit ~ilkhe. a IA
tai day for the colored people, when they
shall be induced to court an issue of
arms and blood and fire with the white
people. For one, shall do all in my
power to avert this calamity ; and this |
know to be the sentiment of the party
with whom | am acting, and the gentle
men with whom | associate.
''1n the name of God we have set up
our banners" and we seek no violent
settlement of the issues that have been
sprung upon Us. But let this Commit
tee of safety understand that beneath
the velvet glove of honest Cancellation. is
the mailed hand of power; and that this
hand will be-raised with regret, but in
confidence, whenever it shall become
necessary for the protection of families
and fire sides.
J.P. THOMAS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
Deaths.

Mr.. Jas. Tupper, late master in Equity,
for Charleston, died at Summerville, on
Friday, the 2sth. Mr. Upper was a
strenuous advocate: Of the Temperance
cause. .,-Gs.-.-.. ..r:s-
A. G. Baskin, well known lawyer of
Columbia, died at Hickory Tavern, in
North Carolina, on the 10th cit.
Chas. A. Bedell, a Dry Goods Mer-
chant of Columbia, died on Thursday,
the 9th ult., of ofapoplexy.
Capt. William Norris, an old and re
spected citizen Of Suartanburg district,
died on the 29th ult., at his residence,
near Limestone Springs, in the list year
Of his age.
Dr.. d. W. Ray, prominent leader in
politics, and who had served several
terms in the Legislature, died very sud-
denly from apoplexy, at his residence in
Richland district, on "Wednesday lat.
The DennetSvile S. G. Journal records
the death by consumption of an eminent
" pipuS minister of the South Carolina
Conference, the Rev. N. G. Davis, who
died on The 9th ult.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
a Respectful Request.

We desire to ascertain the names Of
al persons. without regard to sex, age Or
color, who fully believe that caIpal war,
offensive or defensive, and in any case.
is Incompatible with the spirit. the letter
and the practice-of Christianity:
In reporting. give-1. The name in
full 2. The age. 8. If member ofthe
Church; of what denomination. 4. The
calling followed for a livelihood. 5. The
Post Office, County and State. 6. Ifa
perSnn Of color, so state it. T.. If a
minister of the Gospel, state the fact.
We hope that those whose belief may
be supposed as known to US, will report
as requested. We desire the names of
only those who are folly persuaded Of
the truth of the declaration. We lN.pe
every one who is fully persuaded in his
own mind will do Us the favor to comp Y
with the request. - :
Exchanges and other papers will oblige-
BY publishing this notice. A1'lress~
SlDI H. BROWNE,
--.. Columbia, S. C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
Interesting from Georgia.

Telegraphic dispatches in our ex-
changes. from which We gather interest
ing items, state that the negroes have
been expelled from the Georgia T.egi:la-
ture by a vote of 80 to %, which un-
seats twenty five. -Four only remain
who claim to be white; their case is to
be investigated. In the House resolu.
ton was adopted to pay the expelled nc
groes So per day to time Of expulsion,
and mileage one way. Of course the
negroes kicked against this action, and
their harangues during the progress of
so gracious work were full Of venom
and threats.
1t is believed to be the programme
with the democrats to get all 'ohjectiona'
bic persons from the Legislature, and
that expulsion will not be confined to
negro members, but be extended to
many whites who, it is charged, are not
eligible. The Democrats are very bitter
against that class whom they term scala
wags and carpet baggers, and are deter"
mined to unseat all against whom char
geS are proven. 1t is now evident the
Democrats can do what they please in
the Legi>lature--the radicals being entire
ly po~ eress in the lower House, and not
able to hold their own in the Senate.
TIE radical party in Georgia is rapidly
crurubling to pieces. Day by day it be-
comes weaker and weaker. Already
three of the nine electors on the Grant
ticket have withdrawn from the party,
and declared for Seymour and Blair ; and
il is stated that one of the electors for
the State at. large, Akernan, will in a
few days take simllar step. Seward,
the only man of influence or position,
ho has hitherto sided with the radicals
in Southern Georgia, !ra> abandoned the
party, and is making Democratic speech
eS. Judge Bigham, in Western Georgia,
has al>o written a long letter, in which
he formally renonnreS radiraiiSm and
rranounces for Seymour. Judge I. l..
Harris, also, foru,erly- of the Supreme
Court, is said TO have announced his de.
termination to support the Democratic
rominepS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09

. New ORLEANS. Septeurber -5.-Pineil-
back, the mnlatto recently inStnlled in
Jew-ii,t place-as Senator I'D Dist ,-et-ts-r-r-
Parish, rising to question of privilege,
replying tna neH sparer paragraph. con:
cerniire him. after cha, sirg the people
Of this city with numbering and manifest
ing growing disposition to murder meH
for political opinions and the color Of
their skin, uttered the following: 81
want to tell them to BEWARE! want
to tell them they have nearly reached the
end Of their strihg. The next outrage
Of the kind which they commit, will be
the signal for the dawn of retribrtion--
a retribution of which they have not
dreamed-a sigual that will cause ten
thousand torches 10 be applied to this
city; for patience will then have ceased
to be virtue, and this city will be re-
drced to ashes.' He was here called to
order, but proceeding. with his speech,
reiterated his threat, adding notification
to the Democratic party, that they Qhe
negroeS) proposed to take the matter in-
to their own hands in future, and pro-
pose to have a peace, if they have to
conquer peace.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
Meeting Of District Clubs.

The Newberry District Central Club,
met in the Court House, on, Monday,
September 7th. Hon. R. Norman,
President, in the chair. Delegates were
present from the following Clubs, to oHitc,:
Newberry C. H., Frog Level, Maybinton,
Pomaria, Long Lane, Jalappa, Vaughans-
vile and x Roads, Silver Street, Bel.
mont, Beat No. 8, Cannon's Creek, An
derson's. and Mollohon.
The following Resolutions were intro
duccd by Gen. Darlington, and adopted :
Resolved, That each Democratic Club
Of the District furnish the Secretary of
the Central District Club with a COM
plete list of its members.
Resolved, That these lists be pub
liShcd in the Newberrv Herald for in
formation.
The following Resolution was intro
duced by Gen. Darlington, and seconded
by C.. II. Baxter. and Y. J. Pope ::
Resolved, That this IS a white mans
Government, was transmitted to us as
such from our ancestors, and that: it is
our solemn duty to transmit it as white
mans Government to those who are to
come after us.
Eloquent addresses were delivered by
Gen. Darlington, Col. Baxter aud Y. J..
Pope.
Mr.. Caldwell announced that the Cen
trail Executive Committee had selected
The 22nd of September as the day for Il
mass meeting at this place. Generals
Hampton, Butler, and Kennedy, and Col.
J. P. Thomas, Hon B. F. Perry, Hon. A..
Burt, Judge A. P. Adrich, and Hon g..
Cannon " i'll address the meeting.
On motion of Y j. Pope, further time,
until next sale day, was given the differ.
eat clubs to report on the resolutions re-
ferrcd to then at forme meeting.
On mation nf Mr.. Caldwell, the Presi.
dent was authorized to appoint THREE
delegates TO represent the District il. the
Convention to nominate candidate for
Congress, flom the Sd Congressional Dis
ui"t.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
SAMPSON POPE, Secretary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
a Suggestion.

Nj. F., cores Jondent to the Co.
l,mhia Phoenix, suggests to Democratic
Clubs throughout the State, that suita-
ole members be detailed to 60 about
and talk to the freedmen. and explain in
a clear and simple manner what is ex-
pected of them, and what they may. ex,
pcct if they stick to the leadership of
the radicals. The idea is a good one
much may be accomplished by such a
course. Big speeches won't do near the
the good that plain. wholesome talk will.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
Deserved Compliment.

The Abbeville Press in noticing the
addresses delivered on the occasion of the
grand democratic demonstration in that
town, pays just tributes to the Hon: T.
C. Perrin, Col. Haskell, Col. Thomas,
Gen. Kennedy, Gen. Darlington. Hon. j.
P. Reed, ard Col. Aiken. We would
like to copy these justly complimentary
notices, but have not the room, and brief
" notice the remarks made in reference
to our distinguished fellow-citizen, Gen.
Darlington. The Press says:
1--WE have before had the pleasure of
hearing General Darlington both before
the popular assembly and in the LegiSla-
tive hall, both in attack and defence,
both in the set-speech and the itnpromptu,
and have admired the ability and skill of
the self.possessed, self-reliant and prac-
tiSed - orator. A faiTer antagonist we
never saw one who would state an op-
ponent's position as squareiY and clearly
as Charles James FIX would do, or as he
could do himself without curtailment and
without perversion, and then meet it full
breasted, as few but himself could do.
To say that his speech on the present oc-
casion was in his best style is to paw it
no ordinary encomium. Solid massive ar
gument according TO his wont, formed
the staple of the address, which was yet
illustrated by those figures of speech,
and emhelli>hed by those flowers of
loetry, aud graccs of rhetoric, W ich
beau,ify and adorn without lmpairing its
strength, whilst the conclusions of an ir.
rcSistible logic were driven home to the
understanding, and the will, with force
and earnestness peculiarly his own. The
war,policy Of the Radical party, its OH
iects and resulrS-the Reconstruction
policy of President Joh'Son-and the
Congressional plan Of Reconstruction-
were the three grand divisions of his
theme, upon which he expatlated at
length. ard highly TO the qualification Of
the large and intelligent audience"