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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-28
The Bangor WIG tells'tho following good

The two conventions Republican and Copperhead were
Advertised 10 meet at City Hall Wednesday. Two Demo-
cratic delegates not hearing that the haa con-
eed 10 change their place Of meeting, dropped into the
Republcan Convention while the Hon. Lewis Baker was
,reakng They applaude Justify, bringing their brogans
down with noise resembling juvenile thunder. AZ last
one Of them burst out-"Jim, We are sli These amt
democratic posesr The other responded, forgetting that
he had been applaudng Justify ~ knew all the time he
vas no Democrat. never heard such Internal lot Of
nonsenss In all my He" And they len to hne the right
color OF noses.
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GIVE rorE As WE rouoar."

Such were the inspiring words on transPar-
ency borne in that ever memorable, cong'omer-
ate. Democratic. Copperhead procession which
passed through the streets Of Biddeford and ia
CO last Saturday evening on It's way to Portland
to welcome the Grand High Priest Of Treason
and Secession, George II. PeudletOn. A truer
sentiment Copperheads never put forth. Fol-
lowing that banner were men who fought for
the rebellion in every possible manner, from the
bounty-jumper. who jumped two bounties, and
was court-martialed, and sentenced to hard
labor for jumping the third, dopn to the bitter
Copperheads Of Biddeford and Ssco, who, too
cowardly to help their rebel friends by fighting
on their side, or by jumping bOuntiCs on ours,
contented themselves by staying at home, revil-
ing the Union cause, foretelling and wishing for
its defeat. openly desiring that every Union SOL
der might be killed, and declaring that they
preferred JEFF. Davis to Abraham Lincoln for
President. They are tn. same men, too, who
were so sad at Lees surrender, 30 glad at Lin
coins assassination. II must have been with
-. Ell .u-..;o,,...,. hos- ,,,,.h truth THAR
W, . 49,. ,,.. -, ., :, ~. h.,a
s.s,,--v - q, ,h.,. u,. No, .
Wv. - N, ~, - a.. g., ., ~. .h;,;-
", In Whatever position. fight for the success
:, ~. ,.,.,,,or AMI A.. dismsmhsrmsn, of the
Union. They are fighting on the same line now,
and that way they propose to vote.
A.. A., G..
h..d ,cl., and who l, ken, in tina, p,rtv only
r., ,,,..., .n.,.. =, 49,, Ii. +. ,,v.,
-
TOO wen, bore transparency incripeu' Inc
colored troops fought nobly." Could meanness
n,r,h.r .o, To u.s ana ~ ,h,, r... who IN.
.,-s.-,.e,.,.- 80, 80, A.. ..-..,.,,.-
un'o' a""y u's'"' "''"'en " a'"us
with Copperheads anu learning their habits, ior
the purpose Of casting rcproach upon those no
h,s .o,ors., man ,.h, In .v.r,, ro.,;or All
-. ,m " ~ p'
tner uuty Us well as white troops ana arc enti-
tlel TO Just as much credit Such conduct Is
characteristics Of sueb . crovI. n erord who
-, :,
gan ony W ueS'r'oeu IN the "orus win "nich
FalstaH describes his rccruits-a fac-simile Of
h.xs nr,s.si Inn, thai, ...v,.. W. !, .,,
-
enough ior tue 'opPerneads 10 say I'VE vote NJ
we fought" the man who carried the transpa- |
rency having tunnel the bountv twice. and ON |
-. -. :. AZ. a., 49,.
o'"s o""s"' ~ 'O '""s a'e'"P'' was 'e"-
fenced to serve the remainder OF his enlistment
rs hospital scavenger ! But here Is Falstatf's
dissertation of the Biidefard Connerbe,d re-
e'uis'
"If be not ashamed Of my soldiers, am
soucei gurnet. have misused the kings press
have got. in exchange of a hum
dr,J anal fifty soldiers THREE bundr,l and odd
mounds. press me none but good household
srs, yeomen's sons; inquire me out contracted
bachelors, such as had been asked twice ON the
bans; such commodity of warm slaves, as had
as lief hear the devil as a drum; such as fear
the report Of caliyer. worse than q struck
fowl or a hurt wild-duck. pressed me none
but such tOasts and butter. with hearts in their
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To Holders of Government Bonds.
AND orHER
SECURITIES AND yALUABLES.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
30 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LEE, IIIGGISsOS 4 Co. offer for Rent. SAFES In
side their Vaults mt rates nom go 10 sliO per an-
num- They also Offer to receive, on special depos.
II, rs Bslses, securities Of persons living In the
country or travelling abroad, Ohcer' OF the Amy
and Navy, Masters OF Vessels, and others CiTcu-
lars containing full particulars, forwarded on ap-
plicat,cn 10 iIHSBY LEE, Manager.
Doston, March |. 1868. sp.no.lyll
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate ofthe late @.
q. Burlsigh. or to the late firm OF G. O. Burlsigh
4 20 are requested to make payment to s. v.
Loring, esq. 50 Main Street, ssco. without delay
and save costs.
0. T. MouLroN. Executor:
Saco, Aug. IL, 1868. JwJS
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a correspondent Of the Meridian (coun.) Re.

"Ia peesnbss, 1874, WA \, Me- w.. ,..,,, :, a..
~ Neho'as Ictsl At 10 osIors' ~ ~ W. W.
s.S.. 50, ~, ssa cup a tss and cpposits me Al the
.sSs, Ws., s ~ en- Que g The g.nensa sa to ths
rvpsvHl vss thsa bssre RichrooSS n ss,Ss ~ ~
met suEen nd military ALLURE In ihe vcrid' .IIcv
.s ~ ns ser,.m.n 30 ,hius tss war vim ,..s +.
<s ocsr.sioos arc wade /, ~, snss .h,..s... ~
ny vsTs Mi Who IL that gentleman p indjcstIps r.
one VIE bad srled lie s.ii, Gov. s-yuoor, n "a
= 80 v~ ~ The Esn,lsasn. Sss N inetAssS
800 y I'M me er The arst tne rspruauos q n va
.S nsea I'm apstv.ss lsiivtduAi, sad vssd only al
~ ~ nsre nAsset HIN - . ossorsss Coppsskssd
dsns svvsy ,ursdsut escpuars q - 4. III
ssAcs hb paA ohArsoar."
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Ku-KLux IN NoRrH ALABANA.-A recent
number ofthe Decatur (Ala.) Republican re-
NUMBER OF IN
marks

more depiorabe state Of Affairs has seldom, fever
listed In this country than exists to-day. On Monday
nirnt last baDd 81 mounted Kuklux psradei Streets
and did great honor In calling ne ami requesting "
having the country in three days, On palm 81 death
Aaron Upsaw, . colored man, Was attacked, snd only
saved his life BY flight Amer hnahng their mission In
our hitherto quiet little city they proceeie 10 The country
and at the dark hour OF midnight r no cause whaever
bruta nv murdered James Stephenson, coored man rssd.
Ing few mtics frum thls city. ... tF
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49,, 1880 slIp attached 10 thstr papsr, 90 this IN
.ne p' - ,,.. 40 vhch the suh~cdpt,oa 10 p~d. fof
aeaes w m.Ans that the .sbserihsr has pAid TO
nstanoss 80 Wn.o 4 neg payment 10 male, fAis dafs
nj \. ..nx d,sfs altered % thai me hs@si eoosAns
~ .~.l.s - Fall n< The time sheh ne sas-ennes
80 r.h' Suhsertb-vs In su-an are r-aaes'sa W VIVIAN
m. .ums ,lue imaedlstsly.
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The following rem,di,, are all old and veil {"
tablI,hed. and thousands have been bsssated BY
their use. They are for sale By dTuEsi'ss gen
erallyi ,-yrv,.S svRUp-
n,o,.,,.d solutioa OF the Pro,oxide 81 iroa, sup
~ ths blood With IT. LiTs Esmsaf laos. giving
!,,s.oi,, r,s,r anf s,p ne b. the Whole system.-
yor Dvs,,,sis, Dsb,hfg Ysmais HsskSsssss, &c. u
II . specific. A u page pamphlets contaiaing =
valuable treatise on "fron - Medieine." With
certificates, Recommendations, 40, will b seps
ire, J. 2. DINsM0RE, Proprietor,
No. % Dey g., New YORK
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
has been used for nearly bslfs century for c:sgl.
Csifs, cssssmpfios, and every Affection OF the
Throat Lung and Chest 10 cures eesEh oy
and cleaning the lungs and sllayin3 W
Yitatiou. thus rsnoving the eause instssd o. NY
Ing up the cough and leaving the easse sesIso.
BETH W. FUwLE SON. rroPrieton.
No. % Dey 81, New fofk.
Dr.. n. ANDERs' IODINE WATS~'
pure solution Of Iodine di.sclved 10 ysss, .Ia.
est Q ssisssf, costsinins sou, ,ss.X' Nv
sach duid ounce OF water. Iooine sa ~.
an msdIcsi mss. 10 BE- the best tnovn Eeeay w
..,sc.i. n,ssvs. cssssvs. svrA1b, sen 10, 80
"a thous nd can testify to tie vona.. ~ -
- 40 ~ "a sstions IN ssch c.ees
'" 49, J. r. DiNsMOkE1 rrSyIsscI,
rrt7Ts az No. - Day ~ NV sss3
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Moth Patches, freekIss and Tan.
The only reliable edy Tor those brown dis
co,orations on the lace Ii "PorsI Moth and Frveiks
Lof,or" Prepared only by DR. q. Perry, -
Bond st., New York. - Sold e'ery~hsts
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORES7

When by the use of ARNICA OINTMENT, you can easily
lie cured II has relieved thousands from Burrs, Sesf'
Chsppsd Hands, SprdIHs. cafs. Woahd.. ans ete,s
he sure and ask for
Hale's Arnica Ointment,
por ALE nv an druggists, or sepd your address and IS cts
to o. p. SEYMOUR CO., Boston, Ma, and re.t,s .
bor nv return mail Oetlssply&3
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Hon. Edgar Hall, one Of the most talented
and leading Democratic lawyers Of Fort EDWARD
Warrington County. New York. rspudiafes COP
perhssds and rebels and Il out for Grant and
Collar. We make the following extract nom
his published card l.s
maintain thst ths Dsmoesiic party Of to-day cccurses
the position In relation n the 0suer.i
did the soathem wing q The Dsnrrscy IN iseo aoe are
prorlaimng The sans dangerous heas and sdvocnhS ne
same rsvoiutiooAry docsriDcsL fhey are cppo.sa =
psvy % ussstex What is sruss have bssn vnsen -
u~cyed In dsvotioa % ths enaniry. tpov ban raoes
are sxtrrmety radical. Bot have sh.s. ~ an,e ~
fstupes q prrssnl vitA rsdIoailsn Inst prssess-s
con.ses 4 r.dicsllm tit tsods b destroy hs Cnn An
Sc,uss tAu eootri NJ On saio: and yes. ns'ia
denAeoeves and hseksess havs snocvosea 70 - u
Sc~a' M nuivss srs gs0sisusd and ny inesgfty ~
ssIlsi Whsky shops md ssmbunG hsss spas hsh ven
s1o.s sandsrs and is r elrculsaoo b. NJ pasn ene.
m,cs But eouseiess nat IN doing hsht, and q Ne
,,cslpds Of my motives an snahaed y sssd 900 smh
thA huiiag sasn. sad u saaano - IN ~
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The Germans at St. Louis and throughout
Missouri ore strong against Gen. Blair. They
remember tho quarrel between Fremont and
Blair, and the German vote Of Missouri will be
almost solid for Grant and ColfaI.
The Richmond Enquirer says:
The noble Declarations n Wade Hampton and Vance,
following keynote IL General Blair, which sounds the
true issue Of this contest cordially endorse. IL we are
not 10 be relieved q negro domination and capbagger
representation by the 81 Seymour and Ba what
account will Democratic victory 10 to usi
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Try r. foS costs but Is cents Yos sak ~ on drusess
o. send IS cents 10 o. r. SEYMOUR CO., Boston, and
rvceive boz by rturu man. OolSplyk
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cArARRH CAN BE CURED.
Raeders German Snuff.

Headache relieved, anil IN se ev.y dises'e 81 the
nose and head permanently euci By the o. the we'll
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Sazerac envelopes and some Old Bourbon
blOtting paper and some HaJand toolscGp5

Sazerac envelopes and some Old Bourbon
blOttiRg paper and some HqJand tOoiscGp.
No murders to-day that we kao,o Of
But the chances are that about the last of
the week a fetd smell will induce the break
ing open ola door to some hired apartment,
and disagreeable Wondering corpse will
be discovered. It's below Canal street; a
well worded and polite French note will
satisfy the inquisitive public of the good
reasons which induced this shuf1ling off of
mortal coil.
This Bag likes a Frenchman for two
things at least, his general politeness and
the sang .t1'oid with which he passes in his
checks when he don't see a successful game
ahead.
Don't get or attempt to get on train
Of cars when they are in motion. You
had better get left behind than get leg
broke or lose your life.
This is the terse moral taught by the acct
dent of Sunday.
Monday morning is dreary time for our
Carpet.Bag. On other days it is well-flled
with the ponderous sheets of the Times,
Crescent, Picapme, ETC., but on the morn
ing which succeeds day of rest in this I'M
usually moral city it is forced to content it.
self with the small-sized but spicy pages of
the Democrat and the ponderous columns of
the Bulletin. Vending its way through the
early morning yesterday from the vicinity
of the Barracks, where the First infantry
loves to dwell, it was forced to feed upon the
highly spiced pages of the Democrat, and
between breaths it often gasped, Why net
Why should SPooNs not have a monopoly
of the retail liquor trade of this city Let
the answer come from the thirsty delega.
ton of this State who so ably represented
the Democracy ofI.ouisiana in the barrooms
of New York during the recent harmonious
meeting between Forrest, Hampton, Blair,
Hancock, and other Confederates. Would
they consent to content themselves with
single swill, however well furnished? And
what would become of the Sample room and
Johnny Hawkins? Would they tamely sub
nit to see their occupation GO Then, too
the thirty contestants might find it incon-
venient to emigrate from the hated region
of Dryades street to some remote region of
the city. Consider the disadvantages our
dear Democrat, and reconsider the PROPOSE
ton of Brother SPOONS.
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER ATsHIP
ISLAND,

OFFICE CETEF QuARrERAAsTFR J
Fifth Military District,
New orleans, La, July % 1868
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
- ana viii be received at this office until twelve
o'clock M. TUESDAY, the twenty eighth OF ,IpIy,
Tor furnishing the Quartermnster's Department
with tue 70 lowing material, to be delivered at Ship
lisa d, Mississippi, viz. imp
29,5ll feet one inch BOARDS, siding
1000 feet SHEATHING, inch.
Iu,WJ ieei narrow ongued and GroOved PINE
1890 tLOORlNG, l ( inch,
l,~b feet C4 PRESS l. inch, window and door
Ianbs.
001 feet CYPRESS, inch. castings.
%'Vp teet Dressed, TOngued, and Grooyed CELL.
ING BOARDS.
zoos feet SCANTLlNG PIG, q feet long. rafters.
1850 feet SCANTLING, 3S4, 20 feet long, stud,
$500 feet FLOORING JoIsTs, 2x1o q feet long.
lO5OI feet oUANTLING, 4xG, 81 feet long oists
and corner posts.
lAV feet SEANTtING, 2N4, 20 feet long.
$500 feet 81 ANYTHING, 6zs, IS feet long sills
$500 CYPRESS SHINGLES, Is inches
Proposals will be opened at time above stated and
bidders are invited to he present.
The United States reserves tine right TO reject anv
or all bids W '''SN'' 'N'
Bids must be Endorsed Proposals for Lumber at
Ghtp island and addressed to the undersigned al
No IVA Camp street, New Orleans La.
r. n. BATCHELDER
W. " In charge of Office.
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ESTATE OF DAVID RoAoH-So. ga
UNITED STATES MARSHALL OFFToE. 4
District Of Louisiana,

UNITED STATES MARSHALL OFFTog.
District Of Louisiana, !
Monroe, La, June 30, le6e
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
l twenty seventh day Of June, A. o. 1853 a WAR
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issAed against
the estate of DAVID ROACH, of the pariah
OF Franklin and State of Louisiana who has
4een 9dludged bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging to such bankrupt 10 him or
LOT ms use and the transfer Of any properly BY nm
are forbidden by law; that meeting Of tho credit.
ors Of the said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and
70 choose one OF more ASS Of his estate will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden Al
the Reglste Office, in the town OF Monroe, Lou
lslana before w; j; q Baker. Register. on the TWEEN
tyninth day Of July. A. d. 1863 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. f. j. HEBRON n s Marshall
- District OF Louisiana.
No. q2l--iv6
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CHEF CoS1rssARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
Fifth Military District
,.,,. New Orleans. La, July % 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE Arr.
- invited till the fifth day Of August, 1868, for
furnishing the United States Subsistence Depart.
ment with the following stores, viz:
5NLJ pounds Of SPLIT PhAS, put up in Barrels
and head,lined Samples Of the Peas to be
io0D pounds Of good BROWN SOAP, put up in
On, boxes Samples to be furnished.
l'Uuu gallons Of GOLDEN SYRUP, in Cypress
%, barrels Samples to be furnished.
"'i"y p9eLu5 Of RIO COFFEE, in bags. The
WtlEht o. the bags will be deducted from the
EfIgnt % the Coffee; samples to be furnished
lnqia Coflee at the same time
lVuU gallons q the best MOLASSFS nut IN in
,, Cypress Barrels. Samples to be furnished
d1e above articles to be Of The very best quality
at the Anchor Press in this CITY within twenty days
after the opening of the bids '' ""''
No bids will be received from Darties VIM bs,a
failed 70 comply with their engagements
witt any branch Of the government.
Proposals to be addressed to the understand ard
marked Proposals" "NN
A. BECKwITH
H-}M Brevet Mai. Gen. and O.S, D. 8. A
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ESTATE OF R. l. ELIIoTr-No. "a Ca ] 7
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARkzaK. /
District Of I.ouialarla.

OFFICE UNITED STATES NfARsrSAK
District OF Louisiana, !
Monroe. La, June 30 leea
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON the
L twenty-seventh day Of June A. ID. lb6a slWAR-
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued HeGinst the
Winn and State Of Louisiana, who haS beSn
adjudgsd bankrupt on his own petition; thai ths
payment of any dsbTs and delivery Of any propeftv
belonging to ouoh bankrupt, 70 him or for hts asa
and the transfer Of any property by him. are tOrid
said bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
more assignees Of his estate, will be held I'll 9
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the ReRsteG
office in the town of Monroe. Louisiana, before W
J. 2 baker, Register, on the thirtieth day Of Ju3.
A. d. 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. n. II RQl =
+. j. HEBRON, u 8. MaxshaI. "a
District Of L0uisianAs
Nc. S25-ly6 30
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TIE OF THOMAS NJ. NEwELI.-No. 80

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District of LouiaiAnA,
Monroe, La, June 50, 1858
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
1 twenty seventh day of June, A d. 1898 q WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was Issued GRsinst the
estate OF THOMAS N, NEWELL in the parish Of
Tensas and State of Louisiana who has been al
Judged q bankrupt on his own petition; that the
Pagnent 81 any debts and delivery of any property
snd ne ira OF any property by him, are forbid
zen 5y law; that meeting of the creditoRg Of this
said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and 10 choose
one or more assignees o. his estate will be held At
Court OF bankruptcy, to be holden at the Register
othce. in the town of Monroe, louisiana before W
j. Y Baker, Register, the thirtieth day Of July
A d. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ~ ''
r. j. HERON U. 8. Marshal,
D., n, -, District Of Louisiana.
No. 9a-iy6 80
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ESTATE OF A. G. SCHOLARSHIPS. an,

UNITED STAIRS MARSHALL .OgF1cF
District of Louisiana,
Monroe La, June 30. 1858,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIKI.
! twenty sixth day Of June, A. ID. 1855 q WAR
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued AGAINST tho
estate OF A, g, SCHOLARS, in the par
ish Of MoTehouse and State OF Louisiana
his own petton that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging 10
Ter Of any property BY him, are forbidden hg law
70 their debts and to choose one or more a.
sg1ees Of his estate will be held at Court q Bank
rpptey to be holden at the ReRistsr'g1 ofBca
in the town Of Monroe, Louisiana befoEs W
T. @ Baker, Register, on the twenty eighth day o.
July, A. ID. 1865. at 10 O clock A. Ri, - =
L. j. HEBRON U. s. Marshal
District OF Louisiana.
No. 9l6-jy62S
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ESTATE OF REpIo PRICE-No. ala. J

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE. y
District of Louisiana, !
Monroe, La, June so 1853.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT NTHE
1 twenty-seventh day of June, A. D. 1853 5 WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued agRinst the
estate. of REDO PRICE, in the parish OF
Claiborne and State of Louisiana, who has been
AdIudged bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of GnY
property belonging TO such bankrupt, 70 him
erty by him. ave forhidd9Q b iau, that inestinR
OF the creditors of the said bankrupt to prove theF
Of his estate, will be held At Court
Of Bankruptcy to be holden ct the Registers ONCE,
IN the town of Monroe, Louisiana before w. J. q,
Baker Register, on the tWsnty-0lghth day of July.
+. j. HERRoN. U. s. Marshal.
District Of Louisiana.
Per N. n. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger. JG4a
No. 9ls-iy62 T---.Is..a"r
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City RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS. An impor,
tant bill was reported from the Committee
on Ways ana Means in the House of Repre-
seutatives yesterday, one object of which is
to put the finances of the city on green
back basis. II provides for the collecticn
of some four hundred thousand dollars of
suspended taxes in national or legal tender
currency, and prohibits the payment from
the treasury Of city notes. The bill is made
the special order of the day for tomorrow
at one o'clock.
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EsTATE on ". G. aREER-NO. u. :
UNIFED sgAEEs MAngaALIs oEr1oE,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFrloE,
District OF Louisiana :
Monroe, La, June 50 1853.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
1 twentyseventh day Of June, A. d. 1855, 8 WAR
X ANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate OF w. =. GREER, in the parish of Jackson
and State of Louisiana, who has been Adiudked q
bankrupt on his owr petition; that the pAymsn6 of
any debts and delivery OF any property beongtnB to
such bankrupt 70 him for his uss the tranafsr
of any property by him, forbidden by law; that
prove their debts aud TO choose more assign
ee' of his estate, will be held at Court OF BAak
in the town Of Monroe, Louisisna. before
W, j. q Baker, Register, on the thirtieth dayt OF
Jelly, A, ID. 1865, at 10 o'cock A. NJ. "a E-,sa
f. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal, =
District Of louisiana
Per NJ. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger. 400
No. s26-jy6 80 .grf s-,-sr5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-28
ESTATES OF S. O. AND J. A. CowAN.
As Partners and Individuals-No. as
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFfda !
District OF Louisiana

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFFIdal
District OF louisiana
Monroe, La, June 80, t9aa9
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT ON dTHE
L twenty-sixth day of June A. D. les, WARr
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued A9ainet kho
estates OF s. U. and j. A. QOWAN. As pGfVnor and
indiyiduAls in the parish Of O1aenlta, and tea.S
rupts on their own petitioui that the pay-
ment Of any oebs Snd delivery OF any
or for their and the transfer Of any propsFtY b.
creditors of the said bsnkrupts 20 prove thsr dsls
and to choose one or m Assignsss Of thsir sstas
will be held a. court Of Bankruptcy, 70 be holden
Louisians, before w. 2. Baksr, RsetS e.. 90 he
Twenty eisn cay 81 J9ly A p y a. 70 oi(.qDa
al- District Of Loifiaiaddt !
Per n, n. GRADY, Dsputy, as ASSsenger. v q.
No. 9h-iy6 % q .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-28

ARRIVALS AT THE CITY IIoTRt. = S
Gothic, Z > A: J Kennedy. Houston 7r ms;
J FW Roach, Mobile. Ala; Rev Marowc,
Selma. Ala, G knobbot and lady, Thibo
daux, La; John Il Copen and lady, Miss
J Gray, St Louis, No; W P Fowler, Can
ton, Miss; H c L-wi3, Philadelphia; W II
Welch and lady, Texas; ]. S Jones, Texas
J G Grady, Franklin, la; T j
Ford, Goodman; H Levi hal New York
and family, Houston, Texas; W McKenaa,
Pascagoula; NJ Claiborne, Captain Morn
son, W Claiborne, Bay st, Luuis S Har-
bach, Baton Rouge; Horny TIauts. Florida
J S Jackson, Mansfield, La; c A barton,
Houston, TeXasI R Walsh, J J Klein, Shrevo.
port, La; Z G Crooks, Mississippi D. Den
nett, Franklin La.