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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Opened at two o'clock with prayer
for the President of the United States,
the Governor of this State, and all the
people Nor tn and South, by Rev. Lam
bert.
Chapter 3 of the Code was reported
| from the Senate, with 4S amendments
to the reg gistration law, making it
stronger.
Mr.. PARKER offered resolution in
regard to legaGziug certain decd to
James G.. Ord, recorded in Ohio county.
Mr.. CHAMBERS offered resolution
with view of the Legislature taking
visit to Martinsburg, Berkeley coun-
ty. Rejected.
Senate bill Incorporating the town of
RAYMOND city, in Putnam county was,
on motion of Mr.. j. IL. FERGUSON,
tabled.
A bill authorizing the supervisors in
Marion county to employ the prisoners
confined in Jail to work at hard labor
was read the second time.
A bill authorizing the sale of certain
property belonging to the NJ. E. Church
on Laurel Creek, in Nicholas county,
was ordered to engrossment.
A bill prohibiting the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors within ono mile Of any
camp. meeting or church ground during
the time of such meeting, was read the
second time, and, on motion of Mr.. J.
H. FERGUSON, was referred to the
Committee on Revision.
Engr ossed House bill, authorizing
John Slack to distrain for taxes for the
years 1863, "a and '65, was read and
passed.
A bill authorizing James Boughner,
assignee of James Brand, to distrain for
back taxes due in Monongahels county,
passed.
A bill authorizing Adam Harpold to
distrain for back taxes in the county of
jackson was read the third time and
passed.
The Senate joint resolution in regard
to the amount per diem to be paid to the
committee appointed to investigate the
affairs of the LuHatic Asylum was re-
ported back. not concurring with the
House amendment.
Mr.. ]. II. FERGUSON favored allot-
ting them five dollars per day, and said
it was little enough, and he hoped the
bill would be allowed.
Mr.. JAMES said he could not vote for
allowing any more than was proposed
to pay them. .-- -.
! Mr.. RIDDLE said il seemed to be a
fast age, and men sought to fill theil
pockets with money. He was opposed
to it.
Mr.. BOUGHNER said he never heard
of such proposition before, as TO in
crease the per diem of this committee
after they had been engaged at certai 2
price. -
BOUGHNER did not know everything
about legislation. 1t was proper and
right to raise their fees to S. per day
and mileage, and that it was not more
than sufficient compensation for tho
| labor performed. So ~ q
! Mr.. HERyEY opposed the resolution
and said the committee had commenced
the work at 50 per day and it was wronl
to give them any more.
The Senate amendment to allow :;
per day, was lost. The House insisting
upon an agreement and q committee o.
Conference was appointed. n
A bill authorizing the late Sheriff OF
Barbour county TO distrain for taxes
; Passed.
On motion of Mr.. POWELL, bill
amending the charter of the town o.
Sistersville was taken. from the tabl,
and ordered to engrossmeRt.
Mr.. SMITH offered a joint resolution
allowing Mr.. Fry, clerk of the Asylum
Investigating Committee $ per day fol
4 all the time employed
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The vote was taken and the resolu'
tion adopted, .,--....... ....-s.
Mr.. HARROW applied for leave ofab'
sence for twelve days.
Mr.. BIDDLE opposed any one having
leave of absence, unless it was matter
of necessity.
Then Messrs. BENDER, PINNELL
and HARROW were granted leave OF
absence for twelve days.
The Sisters of Visitation gave an IN
vitation to the Legislature to attend
their distribution of premiams to be
given at Mt. de Chantal, at O'Clock
A. NJ, Tue sday. June 80. Accepted.
Mr.. BOuGHNER offered joint reso-
luton to take a recess from the first un-
til the eighth Of July. Adopted.
Mr.. GREGORY gave notice that he
was opposed to these short reeesses, and
said he was going to demand a call OF
the House. The Speaker ruled him out
of order.
On motion of Mr.. JAMES, Mr.. GRE
CORY was granted leave of absence
for thirty days.
Mr.. GREGORY protested against the
leave, but the vote was almost unan-
imous for leave.
A motion to adjourn failed.
A motion to reconsider the vote
granting Mr.. GREGORY leave of alb
sence was rejected.
Mr.. GREGORY :hen made short and
eloquent speech, protesting most em-
phatically against such foolishness.
But the House would not recede from
its original intention.
On motion of Mr.. CHASE the House
adjourned, with manifestations of min
gled feelings of joy and regret over the
untimely departure of the member.
Immediately after adjournment, all
the members rushed toward Mr.. GREG
ORY'S desk, all uniting in a doleful
goodbye" as they gave him farewell
shake of the hand-Mr. GREGORY pro-
testing continually, and saying that he
was not going.
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Game Fish iu the Potomac

We take pleasure in publishing the
communication and article which ap'
pear, under this caption, in another
column of this mornings paper. We
learn that the fish whose progenitors
were transported to the Potomac by
Colonel SHRIvER at the time and in the
manner described, are now very nu'
merous in those waters, and afford fine
snort to the lovers of "the gentle art"
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GCommunicated.l
Principles and Terms Adopted by the
Radical Party in the Legislature OF
West virginia, on which Rebels may
b. Restored 20 Certain Righis.


Whereas a number of wicked men
within the borders of this State have
committed the highest of crimes under
The most aggravating circumstances,
Tor which we, the leaders of the
Radical party in the State, have
rightfully deprived them of citizenship
iu the land of their birth and residence,
aud denied them voice in the levy or
disbursement of the taxes we require
them to pay, and have put them sbject-
ly under our own friendly domination;
and, in the exercise of our unquestioned
power, have condemned them to the
cOniscatOn of all debts due them from
any of our own number who are un-
scrupulous enough to accept our beneti-
cence-and these are not a few-have
closed against them the doors of the
Courts they ara taxed to support and
precluded them from the redress of in
Justice, even when done by the Court
created to mete out Justice either by
application to the same or All appellate
court rt,-and deprived them of the right
pursue their ordinary employment for
the sustsnance of themselves and their
families, and in short have, as far as
was in our power, deprived them OF
every right that stood in the way ofOur
own purposes and advantages, all which
and much more they justly deserve.
And in vindication of our own snre-
ienting action, we have declared and
reiterated to the world that they ought
10 be, and as far as we can make them,
shall be perpetually odious.
And we have determined, and acted
"n the determination, that no purity OF
character, uprightness of conduct, habit
of industry or perseverance, in useful
ness, (as far as we allow them the pur'
suit of industry or usefulness no prac'
tical honorable evidence of adherence
and support to the constitution, laws
and institutions Of the country, shall
in any degree atone for the orims they
have committed or mitigate the punish
ment we persistently infict.
Yet, if any such persons, yearning TO
the reward we offer, will pledge them
selves and give reliable assurance that
if enfranchised, they will cast theii
votes and use their influence to retaiI
us, the Office holders and aominsn
leaders of the party, in place and power
and persuade and, if possible, convinc'
the people that it is Q good thing to pa.
the most part of their earnings and an.
income they May have to the tax-gath
erer, and better that it should be sppro
priated by US, the Office holders ant
leaders Of osr party, than that it shoul'
es applied to the Improvement and de
VeloPueut Of the county, 90 was tn
custsm when the accnrsed old Demo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-30
Mineral Gonnly.

The Democratic and Conservative
citizens of Mineral county held meet
ing at New Creek ou Saturday, June
q. and appointed twenty-five delegates
10 the Grafton Convention. In the list
we see the names OF the best and most
influential citizens of the county. The
meeting was addressed by Maj. o. D.
DowNEY and II. G. DAVIS, Esq. A So
ries of sound and judicious resolutions
we're passed; and a County Executive
Committee, with 7. B. DAVIS, Esq, as
Chairman, was elected.
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SENATOR THURMAN, of Ohio, has beer

SENATOR THURMAN, of Ohio, has been
vs are sorry to learn, suffering fol
nearly six weeks from a severe and very
oainfnl illness, from which he is just
reroycriug. He is now 80 far restored
- health as to warrant him in accept
mo the invitation of the State Execu'
i've Committee to address the people AT
Grafton OIL the 10th of July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-30

lrHAs been definitely arranged to
run special train from this city to
Grafton, on the morning of the 10th,
leaving this city at 4:lO, Wheeling time,
TO carry passengers to the State Con-
vention. This train will stop at oil sta
lions upon being signalled. Returning,
it will leave Grafton at IL o'clock the
same night, SO that no person living
near the road need lose but one day e
lime in attending the Convention. Pas
,enger will be carried at halt the usual
fare. We wish our friends along the
route TO circulate the word as well as
they can through the adjacent coantiy'
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An Election In Virginia.

General Stonemsn, commanding in
Virginia, has recommended the passage
of a bill providing for an election in
that State within sixty days, upon the
adoption of the new constitution, AT
which the article establishing the new
test oath shall be voted upon separately.
General Grant indorses that he heartily
concnrs in this recommendation, and
Secretary 4Schofield gives in his approy-
al. The latter, it will be remembered,
spoke by invitation before the Conven-
item, and took ground against the OATH
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Prize Fight

NEw YORK, Jnue 29.-Two pugiIists
known as Yellow Davis and Tim Craw.
ley, had prize fght early yesterday
morning near the Dutch Kells toll gate
Long Island. One hundred and foul
rounds were fought in one hour and
forty minutes, and orawley was pro
nounced the victor on account Of fo1I
blow struck by his opponent. Boil
were badly punished.
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Delegate. from rIar.hnII.

At a meeting held in Sand Hill town
ship, on the 9th inst, to nominate del
egates to the delegates to the Demo
cratic Convention to be held at Grafton
West Virginia, on the 10th ofJuly next
A. Bedilion was appointed President
and A. j. Kirk, Secretary, and the fol
lowing persons were appointed as dele
gates to the Convention: A. j. Kirk
Joseph Buchanan, +. 5. Bedilion, and
James Howard. a. BEDILIoN,
Al. KIRK, President
Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-30

The Executive Committee for Brooke
.onnry have called n Democratic meet
mo 70 be held at Wellsburg, on Satur-
dsy. July II to appoint delegates to
,hs State Convention at Grafton, on the
,fb HENRY 5. WALKER will address
the assemblage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-30
Secretary Of state-A German Nsmi

A correspondent writes to suggest
the name of DANIEL MAYER, Of Kama
wha County, in connection with the
nomination of Secretary of State: "Mr.
MAYER is a German by births an ac-
tive, energetic, intelligent man-has
been in this country fifteen years and a
Democrat all the time-and was Sur
geon to one of our West Virginia regi.
aents during the late war. He is a
very good Speaker, and, should he re-
GIVE the nomination, would stump the
>tate,-especially such portions OF 1t
rs are settled by his countrymen."
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onl, a Thsa..nd a Ml.u.e.

In interest and to carry on the Gov.
eminent, as administered by the Repub
lican party, it costs the people enc thou'
SaRd dollars per miRBte. Is it wonder
that the people feel that they can't
stand this much longer, and are begin
ming to declare for q changei
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George wilkes and his friends are out

5000, 900 on iinpeaChment.-Erchapgs
That's nothing. Old Ben Wade lost
the Presidency, Horace Greeley lost his
temper, Charles Sumner lost a foreign
mission, Woolley lost his liberty, ter
thousand Radical officers lost theiI
chances, Miss Winnie Ream lest her stu.
dio, and the entire Radical party-savt
the sseven traitors"-lost what little
pretense to decency it ever had.-LoH
isrille Courier.
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From tho Turf, Field and Farm

We, together with all lovers of an.
Cling, are greatly indebted to Ar
George w. Harrison, Collector of In
ternal Revenue in the Fourth Maryland
District, for the following extract from
q letter, written by w. w. Shriver
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-30

Mr. John ShIum, native of Germany,
al 4 resident of Monroe county, in this
.,.,e since lS:e', died ut the Salt Sui
onor Springs, on Friday last, ut the ad-
,spced age of lO9 years.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

NaC1Onal insurance company
WHEELING, wESTv
flee, 20 Monroe street, next door to First Ma.
tiOBal Bank.
oFFICERs.
GEORGE K. WHEAT, President
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
e. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen.
eTal Business Agent.
DIRECTORS:
John f. Wilson, GeOrgs X. Wheat,
- Z" nTT Sam1 Harper,
lOpH a. e. Quarter. o. A1'0"s Morgan kc'6&RP"V / 6&RP"V
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
s. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling List, Morrison & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor Handlan & CO.,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan g.
Knox Boot and Shoe House Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft s. Co., Druggists, Wheeling Geo. w.
Franzheim & Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling Winship, Woods & Co, Queensware,
Wheeling Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ing; L. C.MoAfeo, Notisns, Wheeling; Camp.
bell, Frew & Co, Pubs. Intelligeneer, Wheeling;
OFT, Son g. Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. +.
Sands. Cashier First National Bank, FairmOnt;
X. =. Camden, Pres't Nat. EX. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
may3
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Washington Mills Piour.
Onn BAREELs FRESH GRoUND. JUST
HUU rronived and Ter sale By -
myis " REILLY
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, Sl5O,OOO.

Directors
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEoKGR MENDEI-
T. II. LOGAN, THos. p. SHALLrKOss,
@. W. FRANZHEIH, J. ". VANCE,
y. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL RHTLLY.
LoUis c. STfRKL,
uNHls COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized five years, and in that time
done a successful business, il stiD prepared "a
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinda
Merchandise, Manufacturing Estshliahmsnts
Furniture, Steamboats, and czFgOes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company oLers
superior Inducements 70 Farmers, Whereby they
can be insured on DWELLINGS, Furniture, Barns
and contents, for three or Ave years at reduced
rates This being State company, With the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus Of any company In the State
and composed Of some ninety -fOaT stook kkSldeFl
most Of whom are among eur best basine4s men
recommends itself 70 the favorable considera
ton Of the insuring public, and solisits then
patronage Applications for insurance viii bs
promptly attended 20 AZ thsir ofHes, No. z
Monroe street. or AZ their several agencies
throuKb0ut the State. "a. 4.
.--E NC. ARTHCR Secretary.
SAAL MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MESDRL. Vice President.
@. n. COES, Asst Secretary.
feb3O-dAE
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Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars.
on HHDS. PRIME QUALITY JUST RI
az esived and for sale by
mzr20 n REILLY.
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H. w. PHILLIPS.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
L STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, and General
MaohInlst, North Wheeling. w. Va
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msnd; choice Goshen soc. 70 n. choice Western
313@!oc; superior 3O@4oc.; choice roll 400
422c. u ID. r r.- = ..4aI.I ~ ..
CHEEsE-Is in light supply and good request.
W. r. and factory ls@l9c., inferior l06l5c..
northern cream 10000, northern English dairy
and fancy 22923c. u .f--a - :.
WooL-Msrket quiet, stock light; washed 500
&c., bury l5c., Louisiana ls@25c., Mexican
l5@22c., Texas 4 to merino 25G30c., full clip
20@23c.
EscuLENrs-Choice potatoes 50 SOC q Dbl;
turnips 81 80; onions s6@7; apples $500; horse
radish sS@l0 u bbl.; sour krout $l0Gll e bbl.,
cabbsges 23@25 q crate.
FREIGHrs-The amount of foreign tonnage in
port fair, but the demand cannot yet be regarded
as better than moderate, while rates continue
irregular and masters of unengaged vessels are
holding for higher prices. We would refer to the
following as q fair index of the movement, VIE:
Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id. % h., by sail
sled. for filling up vessels, while l9-32d. Is the
rate for consgnmenss; e. los. u hid. for Tobacco;
As ~ Dbl. for Flour and l2@l3d. b bushel for Corn
Oil Cake at $751; % ton. Cotton by sail to Havre
slice. lc. u b. Cotton to Bremen l. &c. Cotton
by steam to New York lt@llc. . h.; Tobacco $40
u hid; Flour 81 u Dbl. Corn 20@2lc. q bushel
Cotton by steam to Boston &c.; Flour 81 q bbl.;
Corn 22@25c ~ bushel. Cotton by steam to Phila-
delphia lc. q b.; Flour SOC. y Dbl. Through rates
to Hamburg by steam via New York I'D. for Cot
sail to Boston ltc. Molasses by steam to New
York 50 so. Sugar by do. to do. IS. Molasses to
Boston So o Dbl.
WEEKLY NEW ORLEANS Quotations OF HDKs,
Erc.-The following are Messrs. Hay Mehles
quotations for hides, etc., in this city for the past
week:
Steer hides, city slaughter. over IS fbs., On.
steer hides, city slaughter. 20 to "a fbs., D h.,
9lc.; steer hides, city slaughter, under 70
ibs.,l 9@9ac.; COW hides, city slaughter. as they
run, 9tc. u n; kips, city slaughter, 20 to "a
fbs., l2c. y D.; kips city slaughter, Is to 80
ibs., 12c.; calf skins, each 81 Is country hides,
flint, 20 to rs Bs., lsGl9c. " b.; country hides,
flint, damaged. half price bees.wsx. prime vel.
low. 30@3sc. o b.; OK horns, each, &c.; tsllow,
l0@llc. u b.
We have to report rather better feeling In our
market this week and more business doing at the
decline in prices. Dry flint, especially Of light
weights, are in good demand.
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Y DisTct OF Uouisiana-In the mat OF II E SissOn,
bankupt-In Bankruptcy-No Az Whereas. H. 4. sissoa,
OF Frank parish District aforesaid duly
Tuut under the Act Of Congr Of March 3D. 1857 hiss this
day ted IN said Court petition praying for discharge
c.rHcate thereof from all his other prov
able under said Act
their debts and 70 her 10 interest the 18th
day of February 1889 at ii assigned for the hearing
of the and that they then there
show they have why the prayer the said
petition should not be granted.
further notice Is the bankrupt underg1
examnatoH before Register Baker the day Of Feb
A. D. 1869 Monroe, La.
Clerks ofhce. New Orleans, December Il, 1863
p delS rs ja4 LOEW. Deputy Clerk
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NJ. Boats in port for New Orleans, Mon.
socn,' Golden Era, Judge Fletcher and Cuba
No. i.S fer wsSv s Sss No, s. Gos'smer
an unsuccessful trip above the raft, being
deferred on account Of the civil war in Ark
ansas, making it dangerous for boats to 60 up for
fear of destruction; people greatly alarmed
prise at Chalk Levee. Met Bart Able and Selma
at Waterloo at p. NJ. Met Lotus No. 2 at Grand
Bayou Wednesday, at $50 A. NJ. T. ID. Hne at
Grand Ecore att ?. NJ; Lotawanna at DR.. Bat
Ier's al ESQ Pm. Passed St. Nicholas, sunk on
Lower Falls. Met Glide at Alexandra A. NJ. |;
National at 0sborn's 10 A. NJ; Silver Lake No.
at Casandria P. NJ; Caroline below Barbin's at 6
P. NJ. Bayou falling at Jefferson: 80 inches on
Potato bend. Lakes falling, with 8 feet at Gate
from Grand Ecore down, having fallen feet at
Alexandria and Is inches at wreck Of Era No. 10.
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yaarine Sntslligents.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CAN'T STREET., )
Sunday. December ~. 1865.

CRxscKxr Orrrcx, No. IS CAxr SfRrEr
Sunday. December q. 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Austin, Farwell, for Galveston.
ca Whitney &co
Steamship Dudley Buck, Pendleton. for Pensacola
r Nv Perkins &co
Steamship Bienville, Baker, for New York,
Harris q Bidwell
Steamship United States, Norton, for New York,
Wood, Low & Ludwigsen
stesmship Maryland. johnson, for Baltimore via
Havana, Witherspoon Halsey &co
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola,
il Rogers &co
Steamship l c Harris, Lockwood, for Brszos SAM
tisgo, 81 CA Whitney &co
Steamship Victor, Gates, for New York,
g A Fosdick &co
Steamer Peoria City, Silver, for st Louis,
Ship Mcleod, Murphy, for Bremen. satf
J H Ashbridge & Ocean
Bark MARSHA, Cichero, for Genoa, EsL
Lowell d Bailey
Bark woodslde, Edmond, for Havre. 81. =
Schr Cora, Fauria, for Pascagouia, Master
Schr Anna Lyons, Kemp, for Boston.
schr Devereaux. Rich, for Providence. RI.
G A Fosdick &co
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT

u District Of Lousana-fn the matter Of r. W. Nee en-
don bankrupt in sankruptcy-No 80 Whereas r W Nc
Cendon. OF Ouacha and district
BANKRUPT under The Of Congress Of arch 1867
Gay hed in said court petition praying discharge aud
certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims
able under said act.
sotc- 10 therefore given 10 all creditors who have proved
their debts and to all other in interest tn the 18th
day OF February, 1862 at II Is assigned for the hearing
Of the and that they then and there
show caus they have why the prayer Of the said
tton should not be granted
Ard further given that the bankrupt will undergo
examination before Register Baker LIST day Of Febru.
airy. A. 1859 at Monroe, La
Clerks Office, New orleans December IL 1853.
delS 26 jas K. LOEW, Deouty Clerk
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Dhtrct OF Lousana-in the matter of j. B. Robertson,
individually and Der OF the firm of j. Robert
son Co, bankrupt In Bankruptcy No 593 Whereas j. b.
Robertson, Of New Orleans and district aforesaid du
AIRED bankrupt under the Act of Congress March 1907
has this day fled in said Court petition praying for
charge and certificate thereof from all his
claims provabls under said act;
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debts and to s other persons ntere tina THE
day January 1862 at ii Is assigned 70 rhe hearing Of
the and that they may then
cause any they tsve why the Of the said petition
should not be granted.
And further notice given thathe bankrupt will be
smiDed before Re- gister Deane 9TH January 1862 10
A. H.. at his Office CustOmhou teBuilding.
CLERKS Office, New Oriean ., D.cer Der 4, 1868
de6 q % CHAS CLAIBORNE Clerk.