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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
Monetary and Commercial
MONETAR ".


OFktDR OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, !,
WhDNE' D AZ EVENING, August Z, ts6s.
The money market proper has undergone no ma.
ellA4 var &tlon since our report Of yesterday. The
demand Tor discount 10 ight, while III. supply OF
afaHtDis capital Is Gtnpls for the negotiation of all
fsctOTliy seau ed are quoted at | y cent n month
aud eec0hd class at rs sl4. Mortgage PAPER rules
a. gl% v cent Il annum for the former and y o
10 Tor he latte fhe banks discount most Il the
c1laterais 49,
God opened at l4ssiisil against 1867 at New
org, ann after selling as fixh l4T cared at IsG
"a inc Il lung SIS 00G $50 O. 500 5000 90 and
5000 at l46 sl4 00o tS40UQ AID 01at is5ls sie00
a. l4Esi ald S2UO at ltT The only trans ction r.,
2oT,sa e as y s'Iyer was 5000 m Anne ican half
DOL avs at l3l4 TIE latter quoted at ls5s<a
II ~ and Mexican dollars l&95sSl50.
, aere was rather more movement in foreign az
ct1 e. ot stiti the bush ess vas vory small The
sAss nc qiel 8gh bank sterling AZ I09s4 gold;
snail sums at private bankers taken for rentnit,
tauea at he same; and 1900 bank al o. Tine
mAIket again closed too unsettled to admit OF quo
Domestic exchange is without any material var;a.
ton The banks continued to check on New YoTk
at "a e cent pre- MUM, but met win very light de.
mand. rne sales included 5000 New York sleft AZ
q cent premium; 5000 and $4,000 a. a; 5000 al
toirty days sight on Boston at discount
nothing was reported in ticks, excepting %
Shares City Eational Bank at =.
: Nothing TRANSFERRED in honda 4-.l .asH --.r..z q
CITY treasury notes much weaker during Che
esrly part OF the day. but subsequently, rallied AM
CLOSED &C about Yesterdays rates. aha sales in
sluded SAtoO at "a 3 cent discount, S25 o00st 81
$500 and 81 on al 81, 5000 and $4,000 an 50 $500 Al
30 q aud $500 sellers option twenty dass al 80
The transactions in State notes were confined TO
S5-Oo AZ 80 q cent discount and 5000 a. 355s.
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ON THE OTHER SIDE.
BY A. "a. HOPKINS.

We go our ways in life too muchalone;
We hold ourselves too far from all our
kind;
Too often are we deaf to sigh and moan:
Too often to the weak and helpless blind !;
Too often, where distress and want abide,
We turn and pass upon the other side.
The other side is trodden smooth, and
worn
By footsteps passing idly all the day;
Where lie the bruised ones who faint and
mourn
Is seldom more than an untrodden way.
Our selfish hearts are for our feet the
guide;
They lead US BY upon the other side.
It should be ours the oil and wine 20 pour
Into the bleeding wounds of stricken
ones;
10 take the smitten, and the sick and sore.
And bear them where a stream of BLESSING
runs;
Instead, we look about-the way is wide,
And so we pass upon the other side.
o, friends and brothers, gliding down the
years,
Humanity is calling each and all
In tender rccents, born of grief and tears
pray you listen to the thrilling call
You can not in your selfshness and pride,
Pass guiltless b. upon the other sidel
MooTe's Rural Ne1y Yorer.
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Mr.. Noble, of Orleans, in the chair.

Mr.. Noble, of Orleans, in the chair.
Senate bill No. IS being under considera.
ton
Mr.. De Grange, Of Orleans, moved that
the committee recommend the adoption of
the bill.
Carried.
Mr.. McVean, of Caddo, moved that the
committee consider House bill No. ll3.
Carried.
MIR. Morey, of Ouachits, moved that the
committee recommend the adoption of the
bill.
Carried.
Mr.. Morey, of Ouachita, moved that the
committee rise, and recommend the adOp-
| ton Of both bills.
Carried.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The chairman, Mr.. Noble, of Orleans, sub.
mitted the following report, which was
received:
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives.:
| The Committee of the Whole have con-
sidered the act for the relief of WiGuws
Loup and Hurst, aud the act for the re-
vision of the statutes of the STATE Of q gen
| eral character, aud have recommended their
adoption.
Senate bill No. As
Entitled an act 10 provide for the revision
Of the statutes of the State OF q general
character, was placed on its third reading
! and final passage, adopted, and notice or
dered to be seut to the Senate.
The following House bill was placed on
its third reading and final passage, and or.
deTed TO be sent to the Senate for concur
renee:
An Act for the relief of Widows Loup and
Hurst.
WHEREAS, Widow Marie Loup aud Widow
Martha Hurst have been, and are row in
destitute circumstances on account of the
massacre of their husbands, Con stance Loup,
deceased and Spencer HINES Hurst, deCeas-
ed, by rioters on the thirtleth Uf July, lsfG
| in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana;
therefore,
Be It enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Louisiana in
| General Assemb J convened, That the sum Of
! three hundred dollars is hereby appropriate
| ed ont OF any money in the tr as Try not
otherwise appropriated to each, Widow Ma
| re Iuup and Widow Martha Hurst and that
the same be paid to each of said parties
by the State Treasurer upon the warrant of
the State Auditor.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. s, entitled au act relative
to notaries public, being under considera.
ton,
Mr.. Walsh, of De Soto, moved that the
House resolve itself into Committee of the
Whole for the consideration of the bill.
Carried.
Mr.. McMillen, of Carroll, was called to
the Chair.
Peuding the discussion Of the bill,
Mr.. Garstkamp, of jefferson, moved that
the committee rise, and report progress, in
order to ADJOURN as y mark of respect TO the
memory Of the Hon. ThaddeHs Stevens.
Carried.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
MIR. McMillen, chairman of the comnittep.
reported progress, and asked permission 10
sit again.
Report received.
Mr.. Ilabele, of Orleans, moved that the
House adjourn in respect to the memory Of
the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens until tomorrow
at twelve o'clock N.
Mr. Page, of Jefferson, moved to amend
to eleven o'clock A, ".
Carried.
The House then adjourned until to.mor-
row at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM VIGERs,
Chief Clerk House Of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
MIsOELLANEoUs rTFMs.

To give briIliancy to the eyes-shuI
them early at niobt and omen them carl,
in the morning. las
oueen Isabella drinks lint a gallon q
brandya week-an example of abstinence
which bur President would do well 10
initiate.
A clergyman in surinoReld Massacbn.
Setts, VINO nus tine habit OF HddIng An 10
many OF his words, recently spoke to hif
congregation of "thise VINO have been
brought up on the Lords side-ah ~ "a
Alaska is onrs The Gar has cot his
money, and we have rot our recent II il
astonishing how mnch richer sverv Arneri'
can feels han he GIid before the ceasnmn Saa
ton Of this NOTICEABLE bargain.
There Is a dtsaufe ammo so,ns ~ No ala
omnibus proprieiors AZ M Yorlr III. IT. &c 40
to who ran the first shns In Arsr;co rha
Sun thinks it WAS Queen Iss halIa "a ~
name of the nm. w.s Coinn, 'hns ''''N ''.e
Seven m;,,;oo -. ,,,,..s,-os- 49,,
,old daI,ars ~, WY hueureu- 'nousana
thousand oold reh,rsss '' Gbs =" d;s.
but mot ouite so nsss,,I AZ f3irt - - - o'' =
au,.,,,s' =
a nauriu ist'er wrirer makes the astonnd-
- Aas.. .eo pIenicslon tnat In less than
20 lnonins sne gram upheavai IN Spanish
a~an ~ VIII po' oceaf aDd win 4 VIM pass
srt as,ii
-. ~ hartford Fost says a number of big
s;os.ss Fave recently oeen told In that
AZ s'n'y conserving tne heated term. but
~, ~ nsledlpis one y tnat OF gentle
g. .sn W. says % oilaiered his fingers tend
~ lno rs .,,-s~ Z $50.
Providence has 4 cc,orsi Inv arad ,hi,
teen years, whoiog a FEW cents viii take a
mo1,nini q glass. ebeF 1t mp fne, and
y1..ow =. ne says pc has followed the
ous'ness s.uos ne Vas nine years old, and
cen sep ,at on i. he ought 10 have q
pane 40 1lA stomach ~ this time.
The Psstnfiee Departma,t L..
menced tha re,djustfa4ns ~ saaa.s.'
Postmasrers' clerks in c,t,es Tss $3.50 s.,a. 2.
of clerks in the IL &c Cries are ions 1870 y, ~
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF rHE Many REPusLroA

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
-HURsBAY, August Is 1893
y ne Weathtr yesterday was extrrtDey VAIN on
The ievee. be sun shUn out hot all day; umbrellas
we're IN requisition by all who cnnld command one
busnes, was quite dull as usual. me arrivals
were all of the local trade, consequently very
little activity could be expected.
The arrivals have been the Right Way from ed
RIVER, Wild Magonsr from NAtehez, and Flicker
from Bayou Isfourche.
DEPARTURE s.-Wild WAGNER for Natchez, Flicker
for Bayou Lstonrehez bismArek Tor st. Louis, and
Ali Tor mite river
FOR JEFFERSON The AL low water passen ger
packet X ght way will leave to-day for Red River
and all way landings. hurry down your freight,
bh ppers, as the water IS getting low.
tle John kilgour will hereafter make regular
wednesday trips in place Of the Mild Wagner, the
The river is failing fast il being twelve feet eleven
inches below high water mark. ~ +
The steamer Magenta which has been on the
DOCKS ABOVE st. Louis for some time, will be ready
ior She trade on the iirst Of the coming month.
ne Wolfe Able, from St Loai4. viii be in port
70. nlght and leave again on Saturday The Molhe
Able IA hrstciass vessel in every particular and
q trip up the river
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13


fRElGHFS-Therea are al presea I no vessels IN the
IN Tor foreign ports any amount Of ire gnu
offering to 60 forward. UoAstwse the regular steam
ers are get ing smil cargOes, bu. there g nothing
coins in that direction by s4ii Ne quote by steHm
mo; Hour to New Yorh ana Boston 20, 2 Dbl; porA
and beef to do 81 rs; corn to New York and Boston
lea2oc p busr ell
SAILING quote Lverp, oil coarse and fine from
warenouse 81 1902 30 u sack; do from store ~ o.
S9; Turks land 81 90s2 z bag. -
NAVAL rIORES-Rosn Is exceedingly dull
Shipments t. the West are still prevented b h1eh
treghts, while the LEGAL requ reTnents are lmited
Common is quoted az 81 . q hb: No Eat - 5OS
Is; NO. to virgin dip S39i 90 = Dbl Tar is very
duh at 81 IS or IS 20 20 gallon packages Pltcn Is
still cue Ell at 81 ., p bb Tor u bern; Spirits
turpentine also very dull al g. &c q .allon
BUGTEn-rhs ma ket is tit dull W quote
western AZ 2a34o, ana Northern at o d4Oc o D.
35c q n.
PorATOES-5 hbls St Louis potatoes sold on the
landing atSl 70 aud 20 DO az 81 So p Dbl
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Arrival and Departure OF Railroad
Trains
North and Eass via jackson Rairoad-LeAve
daily at 4:3G P. NJ. Arrive at $40 p. NJ.
Galveston via Ouelousas railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave tiot of st. Ann s6reet Thurs
days and sundays at 1880 a. III. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. n
COaSt steamers.
For Mobile-SteRmer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival OF 2P. NJ PontchartraIn cars
For Mobile-Prupeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday ann Saturday at p NJ.
For By St Louis, Pass Christian, Mississ ppi
City, Biloxi. and ocean SuEings-Steamsr leaves
milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays arrival OF 8
Ii. train; on Saturdays arrival of P. M train
going to PascaRoua.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Calhope
street on the 9Th ano 10th # every muntu.
For Madsonviile Vaudeville etc.-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of P. NJ. train; Saturday, P. II.
Sunday iexcnrsionl SO A N.
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VT. q ). r.. cotton, =. Charles Donrh,,,

v. f. a. j. u. Cotton vs.. Charles Iboueb,,
or Dowty. ct ais. W
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW an.
- cans No. e22s.-By virtue Of writ OF s ss
facias directed by tho Honorable the SiT,l
District Court OF New .trlenns, in the above =.
titled cause to George W. Avery, hte sheriff, an
by SAD late sheriff to me transferTsS
will proceed to sell at public auction
a. the Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exchanss
Royal street, between Canal and uustom hopsli
Streets in the Seuond District of this city, on SIT
UkDAY, the twelfth day Of Sept ember Isss y.
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described proper,
A Lot OF GROUND, situate in the secon4 NJ,
trlct Of this city, designated lot No. in s9as,s
No. 2e, bounded by M4rais, Villere, Bienville ~
Customhouse sire, Is, on plan before l.. Hern,I'
ate notary PUBIC in this city, the twenty.fr,
October, 1873; said lot having Fr, nch measure X
feet 10 front on Where street by 60 feet dean
belng tie same properly acquir ID by defen iany
james Jordan, by pureh from Michael Gerno,'
on the twenty third Of November, lse6 and rsSi.
Tered In Conveyance Office IN book ninety two f9a
leg; gether With all the buildings aud improve
ments on said lot of round F''s
Seized in the above sniJ.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
aull % SELF Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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UNITED STATES CHOU Y COURT FOR TIL
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF LOU
hlANA.
TO al. to whom .se.y Present. shall corn


FIFTH CiR.UI AND DlSTRIOr OF LOUI
To nj, 20 whom taese Presents shall corae
WHEREAS, JSdES o. zUSrz, HAv NC
the United State TOR he Dstlei Of ISuisiasa the
hsreina ter described property, h applied to Tn
Office the deed OF safe recorded thu six
teenth ~ Of July, isGs. tor monitor ad. ertl
ment, in conformity 20 an ct o. the Legislature OF
ire Stae OF Louisiana, enti6ed AN Act for the fur
taer assurances q titles ~ 70 surehasr. AZ uao a
March 10, 1855
Now, therefore know Sc and all persons interested
herein, are hereby citen and ADM ,nished the
name OF the Unite etates Of america and of tho
United States Circuit Court Tor the Eff JudIola
Circuit and Dlstri Of Lou siaua and IN con ormity
70 the aci OF he Il gslAture Of the State of ouis
ana abovf clted. VIII can up any right ii 10 or
claim IN and to the property hereinafter described
In consequence OF any in ormality IN the order az
sale ioade, TOR any irr. puarity or ieg lily in
the apprais EN- nts or erisemsnts in time or
manner OF sale, o. for any detect VIII ,tsoever to
show cause, within thirty DAYS from the day This
mouitan 10 first inserted in the public pa leFs why
mol gated
= ne sad property was sold by the Uaited States
Marshal for the District aforesaid On the twenty
second day OF May, 1862 by virtus OF leoree OF the
above named Court endered on the twenty seventh
day or phi, 1856 and signed o. the eighth day Of
widow etc, vs.. Mrs q ID Aoncu g aud ais children
Docketo the said Cont, at which sale Jas b zunIz
became he purchaser for the price of ten thousand
uoiArs iSlUO Goo payable in twelve months from the
salq day OF sale, and Tor wncn, less ,S50h paid in
CASH a. the costsot snit he hath given bond con.
di toned as the law requires
Descrlpt on OF property, as given in the judicial
conveyance, viz.
A CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated on the left
bank OF and froI ting on the Mississippi river in he
parish Of ASCENSION, in this State formerly known as
the Hard Times nut now known as the southwo. a.
plantation, and bounded the upper line by the
line OF the rarish OF lbery,ile, and tho loRer y
lands " or formerly aelonging TO ). r TiIlotson
ano measures about twentV -eght and half arpents
'front.' on he mississippi river, by eghty arpents in
aeptn, between divsrging lines, with the opening
tnereto belong nR; together with a the i'm rove.
nents thereon, as vel all the cattle live sto. K
implements Of husbandry efo. If whatever kind or
nature ereon Or thereuat b longing. twontS thrao
mules four carts thirty five plows, twenty-thousand
new bricks and a 1T OF corn in barrels
Clerks otfioe, New Orlebns, July u. les.
4, URBAN Clerk
No. 937 jy 10 % au II q
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NTBAhIh ~ Lee VS.. hnFlea III. Lee.
y ish ct Orleans. No q ,6lT-By virtue OF and n
obedience to an orderot rendered July ~ iss
and TO me directed BY the Honorable tine rouytS
District Court Tor the Parish OF Orleans in the ahov.
entitled cause, wit proceed to sell at public sps
ton, a. the Merchants AID Aucti1neers' Exchange
Royal street, between canal anu Ousto mhonss
streets in the second District of this cit on TIFS
DAY, the first day of September 1865, at tgelv.
o'clock N tAe tonwing described property viz:
TWO 'ERTAlN LOIS Ut GhU . situate
lying. and being in the first District Of this city
tue squsrs bounded by 1T. Charles uate Eayadas
hal a, Melpomene and PrytanA streets, designstsd
by the numbers three and four ON a plan No alM
ublic IN this city.
aid lots adiuin each other, and n easure sssb
twenty hye l2el feet seven ~ inches front on n
twent, Cl2D rect in depth between parallel lines,
together with the buildings and improvement
thereon, n o. 1872 St Charles street.
Seized in The above suit.
Ierms-CAsh on the spot.
rHOS. L MAXWELL.
kul l5sel Sheriff OF the Parish Of urissss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

Monthly ADVERTISEMENTS inserted every otnsr day,
TO be charged two-thirds the above rates.
Second page monthly advertise uents, each square
so per month.
Transient entertainments, having the run Of the
paper first insertion 81 so per SOU re; each subse
uentinssrtIon seventy i've cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, each Inser-
ton 81 50 per square
Advertisaue inserted at intervals TO be charged
e new each insertion
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely will he
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that IN no
case shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent
All business notices OF advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
~ published every saturday morning. Subscrip-
ton IS per 4nnum, advance; half yearly and quar-
terly, same rates. Single copies ten cents
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EXPORTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas--l56 bbls -four I60
fks salt 20 coo feeJ lumber and sundrIes
MOBlLt -Steamer LucretiG--4 nhds sugar and
sundrIes
PENSAOOL N-Steamship Reindeer-65 bbls flour
SIC sAs corn 10 bbls pork and sundri-s
ScL DlS-Steamsr Blsmarvk-56 bxs tin pi te 4 ;
pigs earth .nwars
hAVANA-steamsn zip Guysne--li7s bbls flour
go ties lard $500 suecie
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

W Prnts, TrausfeFr-e, vs. ID. Grant ana
RYoung-Same VS. 6ame-Same VS.. Same-Say,
vs. Same 'eus
THIRD JUSTICES COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 OF Orleans os. 5295 Gas, 5l46 b247.-By yirt1.
OF four writs of feri faolss to me directed bv ~
Honorable the Third Justices Court for the parit
OF orleans, in the above entitled Causes will NY
coed to sell at public auction, the premises ~,
matter designated, on sATUhDAY tire tTsr,s
second day Of August, leee. at len O'Clock A. MY
The entire OONTkN1S OF THE PELICAN
FLAMING MILLS. sit lated ut the corner of Libe1,
and Cypress streets, Consisting If Lnmher. NsnIhy
merry etc. and also al the BudfnEs Fences, and iT
provsments erected on the five lots of Rro1ss
situated on the corner above mentioned SsiS Iaa
being the properly of plaintiff 'N V'
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Uash on the spot. asl
THOMAS Il MAXWELL
aull Is q Sheriff of the Parish Of Oriean.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship fire Queen, illiamson, from Liverpoo,
go July 10, 70 II Ashbridar Decan-3d dist
Steamsh y Harlan, Lewis from ind an ia aud Gal
EesrOn to G A whitney Eco-lst dist
Lugger General Blk, Semtr n, from OF james par
ash, to MASTERED DIST Ii
STEAMB OATS.
Cuba No 2, Wilkinson, from shrevenort
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST Is 1863

at lec making total OF 10 hhds. There was consd-
cradle inquiry when we lift the market yesterday,
which Wi probably result in lair 6ssiasss FsEs
soon., The otter,ng ply mas become mueh re,
dueed, and the receipts light The stock on ana
and on shipooard numbers ol79 hhds, Receipts
during the past three rays 80 hhd5 exports ll5 lex
elusiyely TO New Yotkl 1o,al exports for the COM
nereial year to date Il, o.; total receipts 5O4e;
stock on hand September /, 1sb7, 3lsl hhds We san
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RECEIPTS OP PRnnnnP.

SHREVEPoRT-steamer Cuba No 2--93 hides 2
bales snakero J II Carriers bags wool Jos Hoy AGO
llUhead csttle 80 saeep NOel-sundries 20 order
ST MES kANlSH-Lugger General Bixlo-2l0
hloes 81 bbs tallow and sa4 dies SUeUla
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLE ms, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT
WESTERN RAlLROAD-August l2-sundrles to
order
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Steamship Texas, baker for Indianola Master
steamship Reindeer. Magrath, tor 4, nsacola
6 Deshou
Fr steamship Gusane, Helde for Havana Master
steamer Luo eta, DAVIS, for Mobile Master
Stealner bismarck, EntrikiD. Tor ST Louis Master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

For Galveston and Indanola-Morgan line foot Of
st. Joseph street, ~ednesday and Saturday at 8
A NJ
For Brazos Santiago-Morgsn line, foot Of st. Jo-
seDh street, every saturday at 9A. NJ.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ia.-- STATS.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.


IN 1sllIEKIUVteY-Nos TIE.
IN THE MATTER OF b. B. NEWHALL,
Fr Bankrupt
NTHEREAS B. B. KEwHAIIs of New Orleans
w and distr ct aforesaid, duly declared bankrupt
under the act OF Uongresnoi March 2 1861 mas this
dAs HE'D in sad Court petition praying for dis.
charge and certificate thereof from ali his debts
and other claims proyabie under sand act
Notice IS therefore given all creditors who have
proved their debts. and to all other persons in
terest that the sixteenth day Of November 1863 II
that they may then and there attend and show
cause, II any they have why the prayer OF the said
petdon should not be granted y -
Z Clsrk 8 Office, New Orleans, Jnly IL, 1883
10 sea- oez5 X. LOEN, Deputy Clerk.
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Louisa VVOlbrecht, widow Of the Lat.
Henry kreienoreek, vs. Frederick wilhelm K1s


Henry kreienoreck, vs.. Frederick wilhelm K1s.
uecke.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
y Of Orleans, No. l0-By virtue 9f writ OF seizun
and sale 70 me directed by the Honorsb,
the Sixth District Court for the parish \
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, /
will proceed TO sell at public auction, al tts
Merchants and Auctionesrs' Exchange RoyA
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets u
the Second District of this oit,, on TUESDAY
September J, 1858 a. II o'clock N. the following a.
scfIbed property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together win
the buildings thereon and appur ccs thereunto
belonging situate in the Third District of this ctg
DESIGNATED by the No. Is in the squsr bounded 81
Go dchildIen, Mora es, Louisa, and P,ety street,
on plan No "a, deposited | the office of Theodofi
Gulol, DOtAry public in this c'ts; said lot measu-
ing, American measure. twenty feet FIVE inohss
and four lines front Louisa street By one hundea
feet deep and root on Morales street. Which prop
erty was sold By the late Hoinrich Kreienbrook b
the said defendant by aot passed on the fiftesDA
this city. 4
heized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS. Z. MAXWELL,
aul Is sci Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orisans