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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25
The Big Trees.

Carleton, of the Boston Journal, who
has visited the big trees of California,
thus aludes to them:
& 1t is five miles to the grove of big
trees, though there are trees all around
us that would be called big in the East.
We climb a hill--our horses all the way
punging their hoofs into graduated
granite-hardly enough decomposed TO
DC cIassed as soil. A few minutes ride
down the south western slope of the hill
and we were among the monarchs of the
forest. They do not seem to be at first
sight much larger than the surrounding
pines, and it is only by measurement and
comparison that We comprehend their
magnitude. The great elm on Boston
Common is between six and seven feet
in diameter, but here are six hundred
trees, the smallest of which is twelve feet
in diameter, and the largest is thirty
three! The measurements which gavo
these diameters were taken one yard from
the ground. Ten feet up they have di-
minished about one third, but above that
hold their dlminsions to great height.
One which fell many years ago, from
which the bark has crumbled, is now
thirty-three feet in diameter, and you can
walk two hundred and fifty feet along
that portion of the trunk which has not
yet decayed. One board from this tree
would be sufficient to board up the side
of meeting house! We might hew
from this single trunk the hull OF ship
of greater tonnage than the Santa Maria,
in which Columbus crossed the ocean!
One larger even than the Maytlower Of
the Pilgrims Sit down and look &C
the monster called the " grizzly giant"
1t is ninety feet up to the first limb,
which is six feet and four inches in diam
eter! A limb one hundred and thirty
feet from the ground, has been broken off
thirty feet from the body Of the tree, and
the fallen portion lies before us on the
ground, eleven feet IN circumference, or
nearly four feet in diameter! There are
thirteen of us in our party, and we ak
ride into the burnt cavity of one tree still
standing, and sit upon our horses with
room for six or eight more! We ride
through the hollow trunk of another fall
len tree thirty feet, as if it were a section
of the Thames tunnel, or tubular rail
way bridge. Were the first to give such
statements, your readers would have
reason for saying that l was lineal de.
cendant of Baron Munchausen.
1t is wonderful, but wonder becomes
amazement when we look upon The cones
produced by these trees, and find them
to be not larger than hens egg, and
the seeds a mere speck. 1t would take :.
dozen of them to weigh down an apple
seed II Yet infolded in this little feath-
eEy cell, which lies in my hand, which
my gentlest breathing will send whirling
through the air, is another forest mon.
arch, mighty as these around me,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25

wonder what Grandma is thuking about,
As she sits in the corner there,
With the sunlight shining into her eyes,
And over her silver hair /!
She has laid her knitting across her knee,
And folded her hands so thin,
And know that her thoughts are far away,
In spite of the chiIdren's din.
IN sure ii s something strange and sweet
That brightens her eyes so dim
Perhaps she 5 seeing the golden gates,
And hearing the Angels hymn
And she smiles to think that she soon will cross
Where the wonderful river rolls,
And ga Their the roses of her youth again,
In the beautiful garden of souls
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PRESCOTT, WIS. FRIDAY, DEC. %, 1868

union and dissolution may come-but pray GOO TO
deliver us from both but, sir, whatever may come
| have an abiding faith in kind Providence that
has ever watched over MS, that passing events VIII
be Overruled for good and for the welfare OF man
kind in this and other lands. Gentlemen may talk
about reconstructing this Government after il has
IL THIS GOVERNMENT Is DESTROYED IT
WILL NOT BE RECONSTRUCTED ON THE
BASIS ON WHICH TT NOW STANDS. Gentle
men may as well understand right here that If the
Government is to be reconstructed. the people of
the North will have word TO say as 70 the basis OF
that reconstruction. and NO NEW UNION WILL
BE FORMED THAT DOES NOT GIVE THEM
TERMS OF PERFECT EQUALITY If THIS
UNION MUST BE DISSOLVED, WHETHER By PEACE
ABLE SECESSION OR THROUGH FIRE AND BLOOD
AND CIVIL WAR, WE SHALL HAVE THE cONsoLA-
TON OF KNOWING THAT WHEN THE CONFLICT IS
THEY NEVER HAVE BEEN, INHABITANTS
OF A FREE COE.N'TRI:"
There spoke the statesman. There, firm,
confident, unmoved, stood GEN. WAsHBURN,
his faith grounded on immutable principle,
and believing devoutly that the shifting sands
of compromise would be washed away by the
current of coming events. How nobly grand are
those heroic words. They glow with the fervor
of inspiration, and are clothed with the dignity
of prophecy fulfilled. How strangely do they
contrast, with the utterance of another would
be statesman in the following:
We, (the Democrats had. (when the war be-
GAM just passed through presidential campaign
in which fOretold all that has happened: we
warned the country of the danger; we implored
our opponents to MODERATE THEIR MAD
NESS: To DFSIST FROM THE FATAL
SCHEME. OF ELECTING A SECTIONAL PRES
IDENT. Our warnings were dis
regarded, prudence was silenced. and from all our
great ones who, though dead still live, the peo-
Pile turned away, rejected Douglas and CHOSE
ONE FOR WHOM HIS MOST SANGUINE
FRIENDS HAVE NEVER CLAIMED ANY
OTHER QUALIFICATION THAN HONEST
INCAPACTrY.n
Republicans of Wisconsin, shall we confer
our greatest honor. and our gravest response
bilty on the man who has proven himself
worthy of the one and competent for the 9TH
er. Shall we honor him who has honored us :?
WI. COPP.
Prescott, Dec. %, 1868
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25
re- In a western VILLAGE a charm

re- In a western village a charming
well-preserved widow had been courted
and won ~ physician. She had chill
dren, among them crippled boy, who
had been petted, and, if not spoiled, GER
tainly allowed very great " freedom IN
debate" The wedding day was APP
preaching, and It was lime the children
should know they were to have q gqw
father. Calling the crippled boy, she
said: George l am going to do some,
thing before long that l would Ike to
talk about with you"
swell, ma, what is itr'
:" | am intending TO marry DIR. Jones
in a few days. and"
Bully for you mai Does DR.. Jones
kncw as'
Ma caught her breath, but failed to ar
ticulate response.
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Rates of ADVERTISING

square will be counted the space of ors inch
Business cards. lines or less $3.50 yeas
Legals charged at the rates prescribed by statute
Special notices Is cents per line for first inseruon'
and 10 cents for each subsequent insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for in I'D
vance all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, Viii be con-
tpnued until ordered out. and charged accordingly
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25

House Of Representatives., Thirty-Sirth Com
gress. Report No. 81.
DISTURBED CONDITION OF THE
COUNTRY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25

January II. 1s6l.Order to he printed and made the
special order for Monday the LIST instant O'Clock
and continued from day to day thereafter until dis
posed of.
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THAYER BROTHERS,
GENERAL
ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT !
w. Corner Broadway d Main Sts.,
P. o. DRAWER, A. AURORA, ILL.

P. o. DRAWER, A. AURORA, ILL.
GEALS AND PRESSES, Steel Stamps
- Door Plates and Numbers Gold and Sill
yer Badges, Ribbon Cancelling Stamps. Ini-
tIal and Monogram Presses. Insurance Plates,
Embossed Brass Ornaments, Burning Brands,
Steel Dies. Stencil Tools and Stock, Baggage
Checks, Rand Stamps. DC, DC.
Gold and Silver Plating In everv var;et,-
Gold Pens repaired and repoiuted. Orders
respectfully solicited from distance.
>. NJ. Mckee,
4lw Agent at Prescott. Wis.
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.
CARLOS MeCRAY.
BRILL & WEIGH.

DEALER in DRUGS. Medicines Pure Wines and
IL Liquors. Notions, &c, Brick block, foot of
Ordnge-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25

Mr.. C. c. WaShburn aud Mr.. Tappan, from the selec
committee of thi rty three, made the following
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25

GENERAL dealers in Drugs Medicines, Wines
VI Liquors. Paints. Leads. Oils. Narni>hes. Glass,
Putty, Toilet Articles. Fancy Goods. Stationery.
Picture Frames Mouldiny>, Wall Paper, Tobacco,
Cigars. Se.. BrOad-st.
- Physicians Prescriptions refullly pre-
pared. 81
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Books. Stationery, &C.
\. II. PORTER,

n. Il. PORTER,
nEALER in School, Misce llaneOus and Blank
Il Books. Stationery. Frames Mirrors, Toys. No
tiOns. Toilet articles at New Book Store. Broad
street 81
a. RAIDER,
nEALER in Books. Stationery. &c. Post Office
4 building, Orange and Broad-st=- 81
j. VI. MCKEE,
nEALER in School and Miscellaneous Books.
J Newspapers Magazines. Music and Musical
Instruments, Toys, Yankee Notions, sc. foot of
Orange-St. 81
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III, e. COTTON,

HARNESS MAKER. Custom work promptly
4 attended To. BrOad-st. 81
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Prescott, Dec. %, 1868
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-25

physician X SURGEON Office over jas
II Smiths store. BrOa0-st 81
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CHAs. O. BOUGHTON.
HIEACHAM q co.

nEALER in Confectionery. Canned Fruits.
IL Fresh Oysters. by the dish can. cor. Broad
and kinnicknuCk-<tS. 81
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Miscellaneous.
WISE & VANNATT.

4 TTORNEYS x COTNSELORS at Law, Corner
y KinnickiRnck and Broad-sts. 81
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DLACKSMITHS All kinds Of work i'm our line
ID promptly executed. and on reasonable terms
shop ON Bruad-St -
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Grondma's Dream.

C. C. wASHBU RN.
MASON W. TAPPAN
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~ MAURER. Proprietor Shaving. Hair Cut
-. ting. &c-. &c. neatly done. 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
FOR PURCHASE OF
CITY BONDS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans, !
.s. New Orleans, J une 6. 1876. }
pY VIRTUE OF THE THIRTY SEVENTH
u section OF the act of the Legis AZURE Of the State
Of Louisiana entitled IAN act to Consolidate the ety
administration Of its affairs, approved on the TWEEN
tythird February. 1882 and Tor the purpose Of paw
ing at maturity the debt of the old corporations
falling due in the year 1853, and also by virtue OF
ordinance No 62S6 approved twelfth Of August 1884
nomination Of s20 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 1873 at Il O'Clock d for the purchase Of al
eighty bonds Of the city Of New Orleans Of slO0l
each said bonds to be dated the first Of April 1855
pay able in ga twentyfour yegrs with interest eou
pons attached thereto atthe rate of six per centum
per annum payable semi-annually in the city of New
YORK On the rst days Of October and April Of each
Proposals to be iudorsed bids for the purchase Of
Bonds OF the city of New Orleans, and addressed 10
y. De Buys Secretary of the Board of Commission
ers OF the Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans to he
said.
any or all bids.
Terms-Cash in United States currency or interest
coupons Of consodated bonds past due.
Signed D. e. MANDELL, Controller.
(Signedl :. HOWELL, Treasurer
(signeb Il. W. BURBANK, Chairman
Finance Committee Boar d of Aldermen.
finadce Committee Board Of Assist Aldermen.
Attest:
je6tiyl0
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OONsTABLE,S SALES,

Il. JOuVlOn vs.. j. Assennnker and Wife.
Therese Lansenbecker, formerly Widow Stegle,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI BAOIAS
ID TO directed by the Hon. z. g ford, First JUS
tice Of the Peace for the parish OF Orleans shall
proceed 10 sell at public auction on THURSDAY
July q, 1868 at II O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Elk
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with ,the
improvements thereon, being LOT No % Of square 90
First district of this city bounded by Canal Olai-
borne, Gasquet, and Derbigny streets, as per plan
drawn by Joseph Piie Surveyor, dated Nav !, 1860,
measuring o feet front Gasqhet street by LOG feet
and inches deep between parallel lines, English
measure.
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cashi IN United States Treasury notes
3 rIfE.la TERENCE COOK. ]
je23 jyli % Constable First justices Court.
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ERIR KAILWAN.

GRHAF BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACE
~ route 70 New York Boston, and New England
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
RRoasidt % New $50 mileE
ssIaTo W rew N ork as miles
And is from Twenty-Five to twenty seven Iniiss
An trains run directly tSToueh e. New Yorls-aso
m miles without change of coaches.
IN connection with all western lines as fol 5ws:
FReA DgsKniK AND SALAALAScA-hy Nav York
$50 A; NJ, ExFREss MAIL, from nsshitk daiiy
except sundays Stops at Sslamansa y Z. NJ. and
NJ ". cypress Mail from Buffalo, aud B. sFes 10 New
2:s5 P. NJ LIGHrxrSG ExPRrgs. I5nt salamanca
daiy except ace Sundaysl Stops Horueieye at 5;2s
tie S r. trstn from .5d sssSng E Ss
4:lb p. NJ NEW YORK NIGHr rxpAEss. from m.
kirk except Sundays) Stops ct Salamanca SOS p.
A., Clean 7 :s5 r. 81, supper, Turner's a;65 An
Sonneeting With afternoon trains and steamers
Boston and New England cites.
FROM BUFFALO--By New York time from
corner Exchange and Michigan streets:
e;4o a NJ NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, EundaV
excepted) Stops at HornesVile g.O3 A. Nj. (breAk.
tast, Susquehanna z:l7 p. NJ tdinner Turner's 1885
q. @npper, and arrives in New York at 10: 80
LAokaEsnna and Western Railroad, and at jersey
Clty with Midnight Express rain of New JerseT
hailroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Wash.
500 A. NJ EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon and Horuslls.
at 100 A. n. Connects at Elmira with Northern
Central Railroad for Harrisburg Philadelphia Bal
hmoret Washington, and points south.
AZ Z. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, SUNDAYS ex-
eepted), stops at Hornelsville 5:25 P. NJ {supperS
1nd Grrlyes in New York at 90 A. M. Connects at
Jersey glty with Morning Express Train for New
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington, and
81 Sew 9rk With Morning Express Train for Boston
and New England cities.
s:l0 P. n. NEW YORK NIeHI EKPHEss, daily.
stops at Portage 1855 p NJ. tsupl, interesting
hornellsglle with the 4.l5 p 81. train from IilIT-
kirk and arrives in New Y OK at u IS ~. Ia.
ll:4J l.. N. CISCTssSATI EXPRESS, daily. tSundays
eNceptedg stops a. Susguehanna tn A. M (bkftl,
turner lu T. M. dim, and ia New York
5:3 +. M, Connects at ElIlira WITH Northern Gen.
trial Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Bati-
more, washington, and points south, at Great Ben
WIN DELAWARE LackRWauna and Western RailrOad
for Scranton, Trenton, and Philadelphia and tine
and New England cities.
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving Bnffalo o
$40 z. M, and reaching New York at $50 P. NJ
Boston and New England passengers, with their
| baggage, are transter-ec YL.EE OF CaABGE in New
| York.
TO pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie RailwAy
presents many objects o. interest, passing through
tue beautiful valleys of the Uhemung S1squehauna
| Delaware and Ramapo rivers, an everchangInE
The best ventilated and most luxurious sleepin 2
coaches IN the world accompany a. 'gbt trains on
/ this railway.
Baggage checked through and re Arwuys az low
/ as by any other route.
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, which can be oh,
tanned at all principal ticket Offices in the west and
| southwest
| II. RIDDLE, VIM r. BARR
| en'lsupertnteudent- Gen'l Pass. Aren't.
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+ Orleans Republican.
hrs ron THE KERUHLIoAN'

couptry Parishes Of Louisiana.
'n.sson--ponsldsonville, P. F. Valfroit. Tu'
r 1l5 s,eSstofBco-Milton Morris. :.
P So.ion@N apoleonville-O b. Hampstead
inSszteFF;v erureen-Geueral Henry W. Fuller
ie.ia Ringgold-M H. Twitoheli.
rslne Benton--John Pearce.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MoLeran-O. Q.
BE- Fairviev Landing--J. H. Landars.
islsSp CoDenhaRsn-RichArd B. Edgeworth.
~ sfa Proyidenee-George U. Benhem.
sl.as--M inden-L. W. Bakor-A- j. Dyke
w. r Meadows. 49, s.#..-
ssdiesSIT ,xnlsds SIiidd-ae. s. Snyder Rsa.i
a.lnn RouRs--Baton Rouge-Louis Franscis,
Esafs csinaina-Olinton-- Richard Lewis
l llIiInn-SSgoa Gouia-P. @. Plaque
within vlss@7. SsoJH' W. Ferguson.
49, ssrrroiiton-R. q. Gardiner.
~ ~ VeTnil Fortune Riard.
as.iSve -,ThibodAux-D. H. Reese-Wiliam
Ponchatoula-Clarke White
49, l,aRtrop, H. Fl Buckingham.
Sloches : Natchitochess Charles Leroy and
ls..5Sii5ne lsB sejour-D. A. Tnibaut--Buras
lsst--W. A, BrainRrd.
= e-Ifefmitage-FmileB onnefoi.
~ lexandria-C Captain A j. Sypher-Geo.
Nfsnny-pr. j. B. Lewis
k,jes-Peter Harper.
l.snS-hmite Oity-William Butler.
-Oonyent-Napoleon Underwood-Oan-
IlsSs,d SRr peiousas-M. Vidal. August Do
.,.,n-st. Martlnsville-s. L. snaer.
Hary-Franklin---A. j. Demarest-Jennert
s.nTany-- Covington-John Hutchinson
'S5ille-Daniel d. Riggs. -
81 -Joseph-CSpt, N. R. steele-oapt. A.
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Washington correspondent Of The
Tribune says Of Judge Chase and
lpcratic nomination for the Presi-
|Aief Justices private secretary as
+ b Mr.. Chase VIM accept the nomina-
he New York convention on a plat
. the following effect: economy in
AaAirs, reduction Of taxation, main
Of the rights Of foreign-born cIti-
\ Condemnation Of military tri-
: Tor the trial Of persons not
N army, speedy withdrawal
lnilitsTy governments from
W, recognition Of the reserved
r Steiea, nnieersal amnesty, and
q restoration % the Union Of the
States with cohtiitutions accepta.
e numerical maIQrIty Of each State,
under the enlif c0ntrol of the
lateH, with q recomma ndation that
oa Impartial. The private secretary
bed this statement to Wliung, and
uant has been Circulating ion the
N0ga anlnbg the leading Uembcta,s
eSa They say they are eiqen to
pa fhat II may be faken aso cor
sonteiion 81 -4he Chief justices
The platform Is reported to 81
HnepclA questions.
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UNITED STATES MARsH4r's OFFICE, J

District of Louisiana, y
New Orleans, June /, 1868.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L twenty ninth day of May, A. D., 1858. WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estates Of z. H 70 Ely, W. b. CONGER,and HAIR,
RISON KELLEY, individually, and as members of
the firm OF Foley, Avery a Co., of New
Orieansn the parish of Orleans and State Of Louis
ana, VINO have been adiudged bankrupts Oh their
own petition; that the payment Of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging to such
bankrupts to them for their and the transfer
OF any property by them are forbidden by law; that
meeting ofthecredtors of the said banTups to prove
their debts and to choose one or more assgnees Of
their estates, will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy,
10 be holden at the CnstOmhouse building in the city
of New Orleans, Louisiana before q. 5, Kellogg.
Register, on the second day of July, A. d.
1863 AZ O'Clock A. NJ.
I j. HEBRON, q. S. Marshal
No. sl4-je9 jyl A District OF louisiana
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SALE OF BONDED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CUsToAfHoUsE,
Collectors Office, ;
New Orleans, June TO- 1869.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVING REMAIN.
L ed in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
year, will be sold at public auction in accordance
with law and the regulations of the Treasury De-
partment, at Warehouse No. /. Customhouse build
ing, Customhouse street entrance, on TUESDAY,
July J, 1865. at 10 clock A. NJ
Umpire Cotton Gin; BOXES 1901 Cigars 1 hhd.
rs gallonsl Molasses boxes 400 Cigars; 2 empty
Molasses Barrels; empty Molasses Barrel; 2 boxes
Nermicelli Paste II baskets Champagne, quarts;
Baskets Champagne pints AS Roofing Tiles; bale
Patent Medicines; case 1900 CiRars 10 ms. Tobacco
Stems; kegs Bicarbonate Soda: cases Is dozen)Ale.
jelI Is l4le 10 q % $500 y7 Collector.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE W. JONES.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, }
District of Louisiana,
New Orleans, May o, 1888
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L nth day Of May. A. d. 1868 a WARRANT
in BANK RCPTCY was issued AGAINST the estate oil
GEORGE W. JONES, of the parish of Assumption
ana state Of Louisiana who was adludPed bankrupt
his own petition that the payment of any dehtsand
delivery OF any property belonging 10 such BANKRUPT
tn him for MS use and the transfer of any prop
erty by him. forbidden by law; that a meeting o.
tne creditors Of The said bankrupt, to prove theil
debts and 70 choose one or more assignees of his
estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Uustomhouss building in the city of New
Orleans, Louisiana, before j. r. G. Pltkn Register
the thirtieth day of June, A. D. 1863, at Il
O'Clock A. NJ.
r. J. hEKKON, U. S. Marshal.
No. 73s-my7 ESQ A District of Louisiana.
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SHERIEF,S SALES,


city oFNev OrIeausvs. e. L. rIerson d Co
EVFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
L leans No. 19,237.-Ry virtue of writ of teri
facias to directed by the Honorable the Flith
District Court # New Orleans in the above entitled
cause viii proceed to sell at pubic auction at the
Merchants aud Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and OustomhOuss streets, in
the Second District Of this city, on TU ESDAY June
30 les at L o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty-
Consisting of CLOTHING STORE, with the stock
and fxtures therein contained, situated at the cor
ner OF Magazine and Gravier streets, being No -
Magazine street first district Of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
GEORGE W. AVERY,
iel7 "A 90 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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ESTATE OF ROBERT 5. HESTER.
usIIED sT1EEs MAR.HAI,s OFFICE

= r... UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
District Of Louisiana,
- Monroe, La, MAY Z, 1853 y
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il seventh day OF May, A. d. 1865, a WAR
RANT IN ID BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of RIO BERT s. HESTER in the pan isli of Jack
son and State Of louisiana who has been aojudeed
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment OF
any debts ami delivery OF any property belonging
to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property b. him forbidden BY law
that meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupt
70 prove their debts and to choose one or more as
sgnees Of his estate, will be held AZ Court O
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the once OF W. j. @
Baker, N the town OF Monroe. parish Of Ouacfital
before W y: Baker, RegisteF on the first day o.
III F.J HEBRON, u S. Marshal.
Per N. N. GRADY. Deputy, as Messenger.
No. T77-myl6j y1