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The MURDERER Of GEN. lIINpMAN. 49,
From private communication dated
Helena, December 4th, addressed to the
Hon. J.LD Butler, I'VE learn that the State s
witnesses in tue case had arrived from
Mississippi and would appear before the
Grand Jury on the following day. 1t is
said that these witnesses will testify
against one Jesse Thompson Public
opinion is divided rs tosthe guilt of the
accused ID Il. Republican, " Hk
SUPREME CorRr The Court met yes
terday morning; all the Judges present
Chief Justice W. W. wiltshire ; associates
Il NJ Bowen, Lafayette Gregg, John
Mcclure, VIM. II harrison. No business
OF importance transacted Court adj.
journed to meet again next Monday at
ten o clock, a. nh.
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The CHARLESTON ELECTION FRAUD
The Charleston conte sted municipal elec.
ton case, after trial Of two weeks, was
concluded Saturday night by the election
being declared Irregular and void, by a
vote OF IL yeas to only three nays. This
decision was rendered by the present city
council, of which a large majority are Re
publicans. and throws out Gilbert Pills.
bury, the Republican who was first de-
clared elected. faHQrt
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New ORLEANS, Dec, II.

STAY AT HONE. -The Camden Daily
Bulletin in an address to those who CON
template leaving the State for the purpose
of trying to better their fortunes in some
other country, concludes a very sensible
article, in the following words
"Our opinion is, that when all things
are considered, ours is about as good a
country to live in, and to be comfortable,
as any other in reach, if we will only set
to work to develop its resources proper
". We have known many Of our citizens
to seek homes elsewhere, but very few OF
them failed either to return or to express
desire to do So Perhaps this alone
would be argument sufficient to warn us
against the idea of emmigratng
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EE A western soldier who had been
through all the campaigns and shared in
many ofthe fercest battles Of the war.
writes that he never realized the horrors
Of war until be got home to Indiana and
found his only sweetheart married to a
stay -at-home dry goods clerk
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GEN. GRANT IN BosToN The Boston
Herald of the 81 inst has the following
atfec citing narrative of Gen Grants visit
to" the hubs ..-.. ..r,... r..
captain GRAFT he came 10 town To place
his SON IN college; For Boston, Sis, Just set il
down, i noted for its knowledge.
ca" Now all che patriotic hacks Who hope TO
serve the nation. Uontrived II plan, rs neat rs
waN.To make demonstration. .lt. -
They made programme, very nice, With
every Boston notion Including drives upon
the land, And rides upon the ocean; 4'
~With Bunker Hill and Chestnut Hill. And
hanquets in pronision. Aud exc the school
Ship viii he nll--A Boston institution
"When Everything had been arranged As
slick as a tea-party, They thought they'd send
to Captain Grant A salutation hearty. .
They told him what they meant to do And
how they came to do so, Because he fit into
the war; And put the rebels through so.
2" But Captain Grant he smelt q mice, And
said he couldn't see il /; lie had no doubt twas
very nice, But didn't want to spree it.
Now all the patriots are sore, And make
lond lamentation, For Captain Grant they
cannot bore With AIRY demonstrations
Gen Grant, however, consented to par.
take ola fine dinner at the St. James Ho.
tel, about eighty gentlemen being pres
emit At the close of the dinner Mayor
Shurtler proposed Grants health in a
brief speech and the company responded
in the usual manner Gen, Grant in reply
said To-, eJeuar Ur a4.rs si
Gentlemen Of the City Council: l
thank you for this kind reception"
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FROM HAsHMarox.


NEw YosK. Dec Is.
The TSi6me says II Is advised that tn
Supreme court is certain TO Judge the lega
tender act Unconstitutional, with only on,
dissenting judge. .
Nrw OsLEAys. Dec 10.
Cotton firmer at .3G 23l, sales 1900
bales sugar higher, ranging from ga l3l
molasses firm, choice 62@6i.
New YORK, Dec. l6,-M.
Gold 35t; cotton firm. sales 1900
bales, upland 25t.
. LIyERrooL, Dee, l6-M
Cotton closed quiet and unchanged.
1gsl f1 ST. Ions, Dec. l6.
Pork s25.5o@ s26; bulk shoulders lOl
@l2, bacon l4i, bulk sides li@ lit lard
IN
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Ry- The Teachers Of the Union Sun.
day School Of this city, propose to give
the pupils Christmas. Tree, during the
coming Christmas and New Year week
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Ey- The citizens OF Fort Smith are
very thoroughly united in one thing and
that is in the removal the County Seat
to that city. They are allonc way, with
ont distinction Of race or color. .aaa
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Er Fort Lafayette the modern Amer.
lean Basti!e, where 50 many have been
Imprisoned at the tinkle Of the litdc
Gcll' because outspokeii against Radical.
ism--took fire ana burned up last week
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To the Democracy OF the state of
Arkansas

The present state Of political affairs In Ar
lan.as being such as to suggest a fear Of anar-
shy asd blood. she'd aud feeling assured that
che Democracy OF the State. constituting an
overwhelming majority Of her white elIixsns,
desire peace and quiet and fair. jus, aud
economical administrator NJ the State gov
eminent. and admitting that IA decent re-
spect for the opinions y Of akSsss'nsweH ne
Justice IL ourselves. sugsestsols1 ~,s Afbihd
give sosne public expressicn'or our senti-'
msnt.. ana an avowai Of our purposes aud
desires In the present emergency. the under
slgned invite mass meeting " the Democ-
rxcy OF ARKANSAS, at the city Of Little Rock
On Friday. the 9Th day Of January, 1869.
Inaalging the hope that every county In
the State will be represented and that tie
greatest good may result from our delipera-
lions -.
We are. very respectfully, your obsdien,
servants.
sFranci. A. Terry. A, Rust. '''t
John q. Fletcher, A1H. Garland, -
2. = Cart ,lsmss Ti.aTs,
John Qaindley, y! IE'Faeaa N
J.. b. Nash. IA Rqht, A, Howard,
John Kirkwood, John ~ farrell.
sE n. Hill. 0uachisa Cdufty9
30 4. W. Adams. Conway ~" ssnoh ~
John |. stirnan. Ysll NV p isa)s -
6, D, Jola.2n' Jeltss'sp |. orsnod.
Thai q attins -.uE- arfn
d. Nichols. Jackson 'iil :. pa 4ff
Qraata Washtnv a.
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~ Col. Eb Brooks, ofFort Smith, is
solicited II become . candidate for May.
Of ut the coming election In that city.
They might do -wosss--nst much better,
He viii DO for I .Kuyoy--but u TOO lean
Tor An alderman, Our fegards-Mas Or
Brooks.
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EE- Miss Grant, the subject Of the
newspaper article which led to the muir
der Of Pollard, did not elope, hut merely
went on n visit to friends in Philadelphia.
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ry- Col. SAME.bL GRiFrirn, has do.
natea twelve lots IN the city OFT Smith,
10 the eouaty of Sebastian, on condition
that they move the County Seat TO tia,
city. That's good. 1r uf.il ra
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Ev At the special election FOR Con.
gresham, to ill the place Of Kinds dc,
ceased. Elliothas $40 majority in Pulas
XII county Nothing further from Other
parts Of the District. l 1r.H' ' an tt
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TT Miss Evans, the novelist, has mar.
ried the President Of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad
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GT No paper need to be expected
rom this Office the coming week-christ-
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ROWLAND 4 VALE, '
Licensed Claim Agents,

4 RE prepared on liberal terms 10 collect
~ all claims against the United States Gov
ernmenL for loss of cotton. all Quartermast-
ers stores. destruction Of property, etc, etc.
A member of our firm will spend the pres
rnt winter IN Washington city. ID. G. to give
personal supervision to the collection of said
claims. As to our advantages IN making these
collections and the responsibility Of our firm
we refer by permission TO the
Mcrch. National Bank Little Rock, Arh
First National Bank, Fort smith, 'r
Collins q Lanigan :" "fey4 .lI
II. y, Mckee n Co. !" t..lh AL.
Gen, John Edwaads, I"
Dir. John N. 7. Main, !" 81 i' He. .fn
DR.. W. w. Bailey. "rg" 1i9 lHa
George .. Birnie, ESQ. "f1 u.
Fort Smith, Ark Dec. A'8s. II
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Ey'col WV n BRooKs, OF Fayettc-
VIE, is stopping a For! Smith We re
grcy TO learn that his health is not very
materially improved u.V .a
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Out at Last.

We are indebted, says the Little Rock
Gdze,te of the 10th, to the courtesy of
the Governors private secretary, Mr.,
Barton, for the following official vote at
the late general election:
~ For Railroads, 20,2OO
Against Railroads, Asa
Dial For Grant and Colfax, 22,l53
For Seymour and Blair, 1880 ri
After DISTINGUISHING eleven counties
~ declaring marshal law in them and
Throwing out the votes of two or three
others, the Governor is able 10 foot up a
majority of some 2,20S for Grant and
Colfax, in this State With the votes of
the counties who were DISTINGUISHED of
.hair iAssal rights, Seymour and Blair
would have hadnot less. than, I p goa III ttfae
unblnshing outrage committed on a free
people? And still the cry is for peace.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. lG.

=
An Ellsworth, Kansas, letter, of the
10th inst, says that Gen. Sulley has ar.
rived at Fort Harker from General Sheri
dams camp, below Fort Dodge. The
General thinks that, with the exception
of some roaming bands, the young braves
who still continue to intest the roads and
attack small parties, the hostile Indians
hare taken refuge in the Camanche coun-
try, on and near the staked plans. and
there campaign-will he conducted this
winter hat Gen. Sulley thinks it will be
Impossible to end the war this winter, on
account of the character and extent OF
the country in which the savages have
taken refuge, and that it viii he transfer
red in the spring into the country North
OF the A.lyansas river. and along the line
of Kansasehd the Pacific Railroad. Gen
eral Sulley does not knew precisely what
are General Sheridan's plans, but thinks
he is returning northward By way of 1T.
Arbuckle and 1T. Gibson. ...
AUGUSTA, Ark, Dec Is.
Citizens nearly all left Heavy force
of citizens reported outside. An attack
looked for,
New ORLEANS, Dec, II.
A large quantity Of tobacco valued al
from one hundred thousand to one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars was seiz.
Ell yesterday evening and guards placed
over number of the most respectable
tobacco houses in the city to prevent {
removal Of the tobacco. The cause al
legged is internal revenue frauds,
LIVERPOOL, Dec ISM.
Cotton quiet, sales, uplands lOS Or
leans III"
#. sH New YORK, Dec l8-M.
i Cotton quiet, but steady, "a refused
for February and March delivery.
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- The d So Of NVpllington's saying
connected Hig req]rnrifssnge SatH au e ute ct the
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1868-12-22

E1- All Indebted TO this Office, will
please step up and settle vt once
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17'7I-177--I--7 = II
M A r r I e D.

In this city on the 18th inst, by the Rev
Sidney Key, Mr.. William NJ. McCurdy and
Mrs. Sophie Davis. all Of this county. 81.
At TT. Smith, at the st. Johns Church, or
the 18th inst. by Rey. John Sandlcs, Dr. W
W. BAILEY and Miss LILY, daughter of Dr.
J, II. I. Main, all of that city. ., ......
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"Gentlemon Of the City Council:
thank you for this kind reception"
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result IL, that u spite Of the efforts of successive
-soyeruments. n spite of the influence Of foreign
customs. and in spite Of those physical smeiora-
tons which jet toaoh the suffsce Of society, bat
sS so 2, = there are
GainiDg ground than losing it the slightest attack
% Ne church rousss the people; while even the
diseoI1tsbess Of the clergy, and the odious vices
which. n the present century, have stained the
lhrone, can DO naught 70 Lessen either the super
sition o. the loyalty which the accumulated force
OF many centuries has craven on the minds and
eaten into the hearts Of the Spanish nation.
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Having returned tser Of TIRES yssrs 70 u,
former home IN the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
viii open on MONDAY, the 10th Of September next an b
giish and Classical School, for the Of Boys
The locality Of this institufoH deghtfal combining A.
the advantages Of town and country grounds ap
sndw besgan identified adorned with trs
ana shrubbery. The building large ventilated snc
admirably adapted for Scheol purposes house has beer
recently furnished from cellar garrett and Is now beD,
repainted repsped recesnsed repurhed 50 that n
locality in the whole country vii be more hesithful
The discipline Of the School win be mid and parental ba,
er and decided and sycry eort win to develop n.
physica intellectual faculties Of the pupil II,
Principal Of The School prepared board ten or r~sv
scaolkrR
Terms Session Of Five Months:
Tuition IN Primary Department ...............sza
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic sxtra D
Board per month. including fuel and lights. DU
Contingent Tee. Ia
Washing Al lsundress' prices.
JAMES HcEgTT. Principal
References frcn fe1nezsec-CoL jno xctazvock, Gen
?. DeGr4aenrsid Col ON Perkins. z a Bradley, Ess
Col v. = neLenore J. B. NeEwen. ESQ.,, Cob John I
House. Rev. A n. Cunningham d. D., Rev. Francis q
Dsgis. DR. John s. Park. John Carter. Esq., r NJ Ewing
ESQ Judge z. @ 8 Psrkirs J. v. Nicely Rost ?. Moss
anss Auissa-
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oreass ion sasr pssror
for the nst BE has extensive sddstions
hi, Workshops. ana Introduced several woodworking
IN bis lima ~. n =
shop sad oe corner Pryt~nia and v..hnxtu str-s..
M--h-~tcs vx~hars~ Nor No
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CALLS-HOw TO BE MADE.

One per cent Of the Stock WIN be required subscbns
and subsequent calls exceed I've per month
win be made By the Board Of Dscsos from time time
be necessary. supply funds equip the
lines; but calls VII be made after the per pad
u.t the entire Capital Stock shal have been subscribed.
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NOS. ca ASB 90 BROAD WAY.

nos. 81 AsD SO BROAD WAY.
NEW YORK.
limited Of Capital Stock of this Conpsn, Is
allotted to this locality and those having opportunity and
subscribing. viii be placed upon equal corpo-
and vill like all franchise. which
have accrued nsy hereafter accrus to The Company
any and all sources.
Subscriptions viii be received by
DAsIEL EDvARDS
Resident Director for the States Of A.bas Misss.npi
Texas and Louisiana
S. 30 and q New Levee street.
New Orleans.
D. WEBSTER,
Al tie ofhes Of R. G. Dun Co.
20 CANA street
Parties subscribing the Stock VIII Communicate the .s.
BY letter 70 the Resident Director. DANIEL ED9ARss
shiseiiy' ct The tine Of subscribing
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Actual Capital KesuirsA.
The Company confidently believe that thirtyve Per cen.
of the Capital stock VIII construct and faIy equip
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND NILES OF WIRE
which VIII connect all the centerr and por.sn
places the United States opinion rests upon IN,
reliable estimates responsible offers 70 censrscs
and equip the lines
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY Is organised
under the sws Of she State Of York franchises COZ
terred By act Of Congress, approved July "a ls06
Prssident-GEORGE 3. sENrER. Of Cleveland. Ohio
vics-Presdent-RosERT sQUIREs, Of New YORK. C,s,
sscrstary-GkoRGE B. WALTER, Of New York City
-coxrASr's oFrIok-
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soTELs AND REsTAU xANTs

Conner Third and Laurel stressa.
HOTELs AND REsTA URANTs
CAFE IMPERIAL. f,g
CORNER OF CARoNDELEr AND GRAvIER SITS.
This popular fsvorte Saloon been thoroughly reno
Premium Lager Beer etc a splendid Lunch always On
hand combating Of the that the market
oFrERGELD 4 HENNEBERG. Proprissor..
NoTICE......-.."..-.....-....... ".SOrICE.
FRED. HELLMERs RESTAURANT AND LODGING
HOUSE Is regular and Boardsrs
LOG st. Charles street. formerly WHEELS Saoon.D
Friends and customers will find the very best he market
affords
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT
II ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal ana. Custonhouss streetsJ
Louis Proprietor.
All Season are to be found here as
also, Choice WINES OF all kinds.
Parties, Weddings. etc. etc, supplied notice
Private Saloons up stairs.
Rooms elegantly furnished to let by the week or month
This Restaurant is kept open tin Il ocockru
pAKIsIAN sTYLE-FRENCH RESTAURANT
10 UNION STREET,
Charles and Carondeet Streets PHILIP FOR
GET, Agent Prices to suit the times. ~ y
BREAKFAsT-rhres choice dshes with Coffee sixty
pNEER-sopp and four choice dishes, with Dessert and
Coffee sevensy-hve csnsa
HAwKINss sRANCH-
CORNER OF aRAvIEa AND ST. CHARLES,
Opposite ST. Charles HotslJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER In CHARGE
shs best brands Of LIQUORS and WINES. such as Hsw
rns hss set forth for ysa, constantly on hand Also
GROCERIES,. WINES. ETC.
GO"DRICR - RAILEY.
gNo O GOODRICH, late Of Goodrich Co.;
OHAh r. RAlLEY late Of Geo. q. Garner 4 Ool
Wholesale 0rocers and Dealers
WESTERN PRODUCE. WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO
Etc. the o a.: s'ssd e sss .s s'' c.
w n. HEARING a CO..
w. H. BxsSrsc. R. I. PAcKwoopJ
GRoCERs.
Ard Importers of WINES. LIQUORS. ALE aud PORTER
Nos rs and 81 Camp street. New Orleans, La
l,soOKs . MAKIsTANY.
wzoIEs.Is pxALx.s u
LIQUORS, SPIRITS, WINES CIGARS, ETC, ETC.
No 50 Tchoaptoaas street.. and the star Warehouse
kstre Dame street. corner Commerce
Away, IN hama ,..ss -ssc. o. Bosso. Monoos.hs.
isers,'erms sae at IN. 'c-sst nsrtet rates
n q. HITCHCOCK.
MERCHANDISE BROKER AND AGENT
Tenants Celebrated scotch Ale.
No. IS GRAvTER STREET,
NEW oRLEASs
Louisiana and Western RecHHsd WHISTLES and Fine
Old Bourbon and Rye always hand lots to suit par
SEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAaEz
Devoted - seathera Intsrssss
Seven Year. of Existsncss
nes ssnEasnasss. paOnessisr sas ssansr
ssosrstey the political events Of the vesk stustion
ects "a Lcuisinnn the zgricu AFFAIR."
ne immunity the usrset price soirses
me literary ana scientific predictions % the snd
eaf variety Of useful ACTS gems humov.st
nscdsiss and sil that compa~es . arst class paper
SUBSCRIPTION. % PER ANNUn.
The - pages Of LA RENAIseANCE are sdtsa op a
sno Ne sdvsrtissnsns are 81 eOnpicsOnsg dh
played VIII reading msftef In cach that thf
ogrna one Of the best advertising msdus Of the so5h
yco Printing done m al lsnKusRea Conti
- F~~Ns-o- ausv No. O-t--rs
CASH ADVANCES.
We win make CASH ADVANCES shipments con-
signed friends J. H. BRowER co. IS South ,.r,s.
New York. j. L. LEVY sALoxoE,
2s Carondei-t st-ef
y q. PALE kh q os.,
O. O. PALnER. JOSEPH WILD. =. s CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Retas Ds.iurs N
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NEW yOxk.

New yOxk.
FURNITURE.
PARLoR, DINIsGRooM. AND CHAMBER surra
,. K~usina's
MANDATORY AND wARERooMs
Nos. Dc end 9s Eas, Houston street,
Between Bowery and Second Avenue,
NEW YORK
Retailing At manufsctnrers Prices.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
ExosT. nLACA a. CO.-wHoLEsALE AM
Retail Dealers and Manufacturer Of
FURNITURE or EVERY DESCRIPTION
No. DEoWERY-Nesr CANALst.
New York.
~ steHrsos,s hotels ass Public Building, su-nlshsds
notice An goods purchased Of cur house
1 DAvEGA's PUxOnAssHa BUREAU
sos % sne % PARK ROW. SEW WORK
Al kinds OF nxEoAASDIsE PURCHASED
Experienced and competent buyer, engaged
Orders hbsd promptly and f>thfniy the lowest r-.ra
ard purchases made ony atciass and reliable hcuso,
Orders VIII be srsd, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY .hss,
pne'sof sam rsred 70 cover Freight and Commission.
oonnissons on "'os nss excssdnz 500, 1--WE
lcmr,'ssous % s,s.s --cssdlre siV TWO AND q Has,
rsresnt Aadrs,
ISAAC DAvEaA
rssts1ee Boz INA NEE vsrf
t.''r % sn.s ocos ~. - =
a. HrLLEaTED.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. "a Wall street.
NEW YORK
X hMotAL..-.-. ......-...... ......KEMOvAL.
la wHEELOCK CO.
Rave removed Old Stand No. od Iev.e street,
To the
copSFR or MAGAZINE AND LAFAYETTE.
IcBr .. rIEArNa.
sAs EgTEE
Dealer a eos Fixtures.
ia PoYDRas srEkET. sEAs 81. cgARLEs,
Nsv oriezaA
gu sttsna ponetesy f,shfuv = al ors--s .,tr..
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susaEs. NJ a.st vita prompt sss-arasL
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pspssnsSs shs ssua, usHsrias snd pssas vsl-bslns d
hsev Of usw oxsa he Sssss Il Louiasna and the srss
ssuxhwsst WI - h Ne ATTIRE - has ben IN the pss
hs purps q th jeurn M columns Of each days ssus
sfrsd v = sa1sst q ths faithful.ss nd susssn
slth which thb doiup n sxssutsd
whns Ne ssanl paint sf The OREsOEn = indspsnds.a
- VI senss y I'll The subsos Of nswspspsr comment
nd dsessss spnieps win alvsys - Sos.d v b 80
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By vus Of the ct Of the Legislature Of the sss Of Lou
sIsna entitled "in 70 the CITY q Hsu orsa.s 70
procure loan Of nnsy IT, current shtisur a.
proved September s. lso amount Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS 0lm .oW) and pursuant The provisions Of
an Ordinance Of the Common Council No. lola approved
lltb September, 1853
sEALfD PROF OSALs vn Be- received q this ofhcs
until the 10th day Of OCTOBER 1893 O'Clock H. for
the purchase of al portion Of ssss Of Bonds to b.
issued as follows:
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I
D tr,ct OF Lousana-In the matter Of Chs kipinski
bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No 49, Whereas Cha Ripnsk
Of the city Of Orleans and district aforesaid de-
AIRED BANKRUPT the Act March 1867
hss this day hed In said Court petition praying for
claims provabs under said act; : =
Notice IL therefore all creditors Who have
teir debt andto al other interest 18th
day Of November 1858 Of II assigned for bearing
the and that they then
cause any they have why the Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Ofics New Orleans September %, 1868.
teS0 ocl 20 X. LOEW. d. puty CLARK.
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Ban rupt Bankruptcy. No 2>9.-wbereas Henry De.
soby Of the parish Of lberye and District duly
dscsr Ran krupt under the Act Of March
s6 has thi. day ed N said Court petition PRAYING for
discharge certificate thereof all hs other
claims povaoe under rad CT notice therefore given
creditors who have their dsbts and t. All other pc
In interest that the LIT. d., OF November 1865 II O'Clock
n is assigned fo the bearing OF the and they
then and there attend show any they have
Why the paysr OF the aid petton should be granted
clerks Office. New Orleans. September p. 1853
'e30 oc1o 20 K. LOE. Deputy Clerk