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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03
Democrats made Honorary Members of
the Republican Party.

The Hon Moses NJ. Strong, t. II
f. Passmore and Geo. S. Whtcher
have ably represented the democracy
in this, section during the late canvass,
and their Recommendations were met
by our ab(est speakers Mr. Strong
has not superior ii an equal as q
sophist and expounder OF democratic
law in the State Mr. Passmore is
natural orator, and possesses much
ingenuity in the use OF words and fig
ures to popularize ideus Mr..
Whitcher deals in popular afiirma-
tions, and atfirms with the convic-
tons ofan enthusiast; he acts as well
as speaks the part Of one who believes
in his party faith.
But these gentlemen, however tall
ented and earnest have unquestiona-
bly, changed more democrats to re-
publicans than republicans TO demo
Gratis, and are therefore entitled 20
honorary membership ia the repuhi
can party for their management Of
the indetonsible democracy
This exaltation of these gentlemen
70 honorary membership il the par
IS Of republican progress oaght TO be
Jewel in their democratic cro wn of
far greater worth and glory than the
official positions TO which they aspir,
ed. To serve the great party OF free
dom and equal suffrage ought to be a
distinguishing honor-evcn for demo
Gratis.
CHEAP GRAIN.-Wheat has no
urice at present-the millers and
consumers having purchased before
the fall those who neglected to sell
in good time must await the return
Of short crops, next year perhaps.
One dollar and fifty cents was a good,
high price, but some refused it hav-
ing set their figures above without
any shadow OF reason others were
unable to set their threashing done
ia good time for the early market.
No apology can be offered, rs the
news reports from all parts OF the
world indicated large crops There
is not : short market in Europe or
J America.
rnE CoLoRrD PEOPLE. In pursu
anco OF resolution adopted by a
convention Of delegates from the
Border States. held August 4th
and 9TH at Baltimore Md, the Pre.i
dent OF that body has issued a call
Tor convention OF the colored men
Of the nation, TO be held January 10,
1869. at Washington, D. C. The
partial or total exclusion OF colored
citizens from the exercise Of tho cloc
tive franchise in 50 many States ofI
the Union, will be tho principal sub
iect OF consideration, and the colorcd
people are invited to earnest action
By petition, by personal appeal, By
protest, and by what votes they have
until Justice be done The call asserts
that when the right Of voting, irres-
receive Of color, is secured, other
rights of which the colored people
are now deprived, will necessarily be
restored.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03
Freemason, 2 in Spain.

Madrid letter 10 the London
News says: "1he whole of this in.
surrectlonary movement has been
under the direction OF revolutiona,
ry committe, the most of whom, | am
told, are members of tho Freemasons
soclety--of which there are no less
than forty mine lodges, numbering
twenty>one thousand members. in
Madrid-and who have. for months
past. been drilling and arming the
people in preparation for this out.
break. 80 successful had been these
efforts, that the last few days there
have been in Madrid no less than
twenty thousand men, all armed with
muskets or revolvers (the latter the
most common weapon and ready to
act at any moment against the gov
ernment. Nor Was the influence oil
this Junta, which of course acted in
combination with General Serrano
Prim, and the others, confined to the
people. They had friends in many OF
the lublic departments and every
telegram was received in Madrid was
read by them as soon Us by the Pres
ident Of the Council, General Concha
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

The NIflondl lnfcWgencer, at
Washington, in long article de-
nonncing the New York Democracy
for their selfish sacrifice to the party.
thus laments over poor Seymour;
at is painful to behold a statesman
of the character and ability Of Cover
nor Seymour trotted out at this late
hour Of the campaign, not to aid his
own election, not to promote the
success OF the Democratic and Cons
servativc party Of the whole Union,
but simply to serve the purposes, and
prevent, if possible, the defeat of the
State and city candidates Of such a
set Of selfish politicians as compose
this New York city ring"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

lNFoRMATION TO RAILROAD Travel
ERs. -Tho Following "rules OF the
road" are based upon legal DECISIONS
and ought 10 be universally made
known: The courts have decided
that applicants for tickets OF rail
roads can be elected if they do not
offer the exact amount OF their fare.
Conductors are not bound TO make
change. All railroad tickets arc
good until used. conditions good for
this day only" or 0 lherwisc admit
ing time Of commences, are Of no
account. Passengers who lose their
tickets can be elected from the ears,
unless they purchase second one
Passengers are bound to observe de-
corum in the cars, and are obliged to
comply with all reasonable demands
to show their tickets. Standing on
the platform, or otherwise violating
the rules Of the company, render n
person liable to be put off the train.
No one has a right to monopoize
more seats than he has paid for ;
any article left in seat while the
owner is temporarily absent, entities
him TO his seat on his return.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

sY~ The bodies of the last Of the
thirteen men buried in the central
shaft Of the Hoosac Tunnel, Mass,
about year ago, were taken out on
Thursday night. They were found
in . recess eighteen by thirteen feet,
and were in q remarkable state OF
preservation, so that oil but one was
readily recognized by friends, The
indications were that they lived sew
eral hours after the accident which
buried them alive, as one was found
partly undressed and another had
covered bis face with his hands
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

-Wte mir bSren wirc '6err S. Rnauft
70 tolp er iid III ieinem 1euen biblden
5oule ci19eriGtet, cine Ger9nlsensreile
nod 0eutldlanp unternebmen.
- ST. ter Nadt SOM Dienita9 auf
Mittpp9 emit ernte 1t9 to5 Sis pom
T|uile 3milden Neecs Gambling uro Min<
neisfa.
- Yatrtf Nal uno 8. 90. 6mytbe
Ypn ct. paul baben ben Bau res ,1cuen
Sorts Soften am Seufel8lee iibernpmz
men. Da6 >1eue SORT lpl zines Der orDz
telten i'm Weiten unb Spn Srid oetaut
merren. Der 8au 1T in 9elAidter 5anp>
re>1n @err Staff bat tereit5 Bereutences
ais Teltun95or9tteft rurd Mnlaae ber
8en95S trabe 9eletitet> cine 6prtiffatipn,
welde ct. paul na9 rer Tlubieite oeaen
ftinolt6e 1eberf1Qe %Ypltomnen itder
felt. Yatrif Nalb bat ftd rur9 tie len
9enlalm 8ou tie 9ered,teite ten Nnipride
auf ZEN Nan1en her Wautan Winne( ptas
eyporben.
- Da5 &riresmi1ii tcrium bat raS
5ar5 Res GrnartlIrs III &enntnif oelrbt,
rap bic Tcrt Nir9elcy Je1 eryoticu Ter
Nnlecelun9 erSfnet mtrcen f1tnc, cbl,c>
rob mllltauibe 9fadtbeile raraus crrriitz
fen.
,Norr uno aGtnfalt5ptu{elu
ccs ftc BIZ Nat~>!suts nit eeueu Ter
NI.bsiifer som @olfatloti feline
Hu!b ae31n einen sez blit(r unc iutsutz
acntepsn cfut(tsr UdrAer rcn %%:;tnnea,
polls 2ufi N DIT, .nsi! rs,{tlts, wie frlFsr
@c;col I'M Ielc, istt Ml;toltsc rer
,,Grand Army Of the Republic" #,
uao 1Isl,s SraagItl a;iou in csY Stao:s>
t1tvHa cFtn Gin neh ouatyinos ln{er
ar:AriI Gir|enrr wic III pstrictIt:e
SrQanilot{on> Der ct ansetDlL leben III
bpd all I!It|it1m Neytb, ai5 coB utr
a~!auten l,usr, eof fiji icrc fjneilhc Wuttz
austs1h: irAeno eineg Gtripeyuu9 nlrz
cigen |rutcn.
Ser u. s Uun 0ctbte, felt ,ebn
Sab'm 6:rous5 vbsr re G;tQwater> Wlel :
>nser, csn sr ms ycten ocsutcn uub
curb meldm er sur QeSu fun9 BON
BaIbingtOn County aus rem alausn csr
&dpfertGs ertebl!b r'ttecwttft, bat caS
Yel6dit einem eupetn 6ersn itertroDen
lnD 3iett fa son Der ecitcrieuen &anpf>
'ibue aurud. Wir ri!n|den Dem .pe,z
'3sn grcocssta %anaeusbme &rtolune pcu
rrn VereriCf!jttri ten ieine6 etemo!toen
Baruf8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

Bur unterltdBuna Der Nctb!eatenpen
III on pteubsn ptueen fttner, bel BEN In
tsrisihnetfn etn unb muroen rurd 0e;z
%mitle!unQ rt6 Dreubuden @eneralz@ Con
lalat6 III Nsmzgorf mad Berlin remittirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
ebenSper1i9erun9en
Gi9entbum.

@tr biekn gum gsrtauf an t5C Sduier unb 2rtten In Mtn.
nsaralts Su sre'ien on so0o BIS Sl5iN0. gacante Gotten IN
ausse;ednetes 5armlano in ZEN Counties Iiesfer, QDriett
Wcgeoo. Garner une aansiscti su etua $500 per Cider.
gSir bieten Vprernement Qant, lpraiam ausaetpdtH, II
Ot,srtal uS 2pua.ca Counties III ',
einen Collar unb ;ebn Gents ter Wter.
gDir ~rerleiten Set auf @runeeisentbum G idereeit, 70 BAT
tem N'erltiber IS prp3ent ntttr Sins per Sapr III.
to M EN-.
ra- xas 4arasea ptrseu g.roirst ssantreste. tS'S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

&o9at Beng unb Srlemanu a
Sinb bel @ptt nift bintenbrau,
8re9en fit ibr 9aus ben @rurt
90 ~ vtre@en" bas 1T NJ u ~"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
Dsrtdufee Mn5eiae
8ierteu Minn. $QuQerfeltea

NJ. Gid, 6eF'Dirtse"t
Vie tem Miuuefuta 5anserbuno anssbsrenSrn Sdn.
ser uon ST: Paw laNsn btermtt an tpre 5anserbrneer
ssn MtunsiOl .te 3inlao ing ;ur abe,lnabms an benz
8terten Mtnne1pta San9erfef
erssten, uslass tommensen 5emmer GrNs Snnt TAFT.
fueen nitro uno Su eem mir Nnpronungen 8u tre1en
eatitloGeE TIM wetat bas "a ~ benz slansenOttn
rp9romm:
GrterGaq.
Gm,fans Der Singer tm @auptauartter i'm atbendun.
Matmiu.ss: 1uHsertp .Uts.
Mbenps VroBes Concert.
3weiter Sag.
%Bsrfammluns fdmmstaer Singer int aibenaum.
5ehrefe.
Natmtnass: Wrssfr unsus:
aDsnss ubr: 0rVS. tpmtl De Oper, srn Ottc:
uDie &eile na9 Gbina,"
.Dis 5crbroheue @baiie."
Drttter Ia9,
'gormittas: G~rseasts.stsuas pes @iaasl0taisdn.
aerbunr ..
Madmtttae: ptnit.
@benos: 5rp6er BAN. ~ .
Die Gin3slnbesten werten III sests meter 3eit befdnnt
asmatt merpen uno wieb,rbgleu wir bier eiutpetlen
wur e'e 0eraber NJ. rIp tp'r 81 uns Bur Gbrenlade
MAIDEN, uuiern Sanssrbruteru BON Utiuneip.a ein Set
bereiten su beIfen. mel Net Don t.taem Der dlte1n Staa.
D;e 2f Vanler Mtt.tteser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

i'm sositers Sei,ags miro Dstassno err
Iatt au6 {no &irben. 2oam unc Scr
eine oetsten Gcuecisa III peranfalten une
pie Gt'rd3e rem untuisiAaetsa s~ir,nlsn
ceu.
81. paul, II. Mdrl 1865.
s. miNiua
&Dni9l. greuB. Gpniul
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
Qebeue8 er{iherum96
MQenten.

Gin bsirn |ubGtum in trbcr Nttuna itetenSe5 @eiddtt ludt
nut ceulitc Isen'sn III rem nerftiseensn Staatsn, ansllieaen.
Caution uni 0eidGitsfenntnib niinihenswertb, ater ndt III
alien 5aGeu uctbmenris, ba he SnirnftirnGn jeStm semaneten
Nann bnto einweiben. Sic fiber len Yee;rlu"aer her Veleuz
(baft srici6terl, has gNcrf. G%trenbaft. lcltte 5teIl' ctanten
molten ~9eia1ialt Entertainment y. >. Vrr 2O15 !ep yprt
sale lnUlNblt otrtlIrEn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
9tartrdtblih g

9tantrdtbliheS - Gin Be-
|6|ub, RE @aaara Straee ~ e,5fneu,
mufte 5uriideenommen mcrren, neil .,
.. NerriQ uub onsere @runtbellse,
an berlelben nidt ibre @inp!Qiauno ra,u
9eben molten. 90. MerriQ tpurce bterfur
ooeur9 Besd&ttst tas FER polt,ei@e;M uf
troA erbtelt, Murora Mpenue ~ e,Gfaen>
ouf rrel@sr Elm She'll BON Me,riQs 6aue
ftebt
Cine pom Glib. Sing poraelea:e ufue
Sreinan5 ZEN SduB Don @datrnbduz
men tetrfHsno marc elmer Spe3ia!fcu1.
mittee lbeywislen.
Die Srctnans cas- Wferedt Der Win
nslota Bailey: 8abn betrsdenc rpurce IN
s'nSelnen puncten ameucirt uno poliyt
@tne @sdnuna DON Mua. 8or;et IL;
Ss3obluna~ cer 6dlfte Der Soften elmer
BON ibm an Der SadionzS trabe Dor 1t|<
rem Biod anssleatfn 4otcewalf murpe
aurdd1ewie(eu. Sc miro pamit oe1aot,
oaB bic Staet ntdts oosu be,cblf, penn
iih ismano auf efstne Gaut cine @ipez
walf "frt."
3uldrift Don @onroo 3eus'us. Scbn
be9aeamtuer, George 8sns, s. 3ilslz
bad, Straben unp Gipema!rs tetrrffno
puroe an Die 5ultdnctaen Committee Der,
wlsltu.
@tat!z8inan3en. - Die @sz
lamnfiaulo Der Stact betrdgt $780,
S96.55
Das @:Iamr;vgy'n5asn Ger @.act ia
0sfaltoon D1sntlibsn @ebduren, Brude,
s~udfanoi8sn Stsusrn &c. 1T, $247, $50
As.
Dh Sbulo ubesheist ta0 Drm13eu
m;'b;a um S 1926 10
Die Sdulfeamo0e Der Stact bstyu9 fl
1857 $508,158.46 BIT o!(c i'm ieb;sc
jabr um ei;ea $52 600 5~ua'uomultu
Dies e.ilagt ftp copurG, nob bic @fapt
S,rca au6gob I'm Die tlsinen Shnle
pc{lsn III conloIipiren.
Die Gtnabm men per Staot I'M rsy*
lolIenen ::abre uoren wte folet:
9n 2i3ens9ebibren $l6>243.3C
Yin Wabrfgebibren 12,321.14
Nn 8riden3ol 1O,6t4.81
Mus Steinbriiden $500
Nm @eloltrafen bes poli3eisert9t5 4,1S2.OC
Netto Ginnabme an @teuert 75,231.64
Mietbe 52.5C
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 2s, 1868 I


CITY REAL ESTATE E0E sALE:
West Side.
WEST STREET PROPERTY FOR sALE-IN THE
w best part OF the street. two Stores with Bulkhead
also ssri 'n u Pine
street given called for this week; oay 81 900
'A'' ''sa''s'' ''A''' AS a. sEwsERRY. is, Broadway
street two four story Stores and Dwsnss s616S grcs
ss s's % Apply sSS
5RrH srEEEr-yoR SALE LOTS ON THE SOUTH
as rock % ~ street a snd 90 poa
oos SssuS' '''' 0A % s''a' Aaa''' =" ''' ''' '''
90 eOO EACH FOR THREE THREE STORY
1o:Ouu brIck Houses. West IhIrteth street, ts!wsen
Apply @ DExfER so sss street .''A
Miscellaneous.
T $40 FOURTH AvENUE-BY STANLEY DAY.
@ e. e., *, x bloch 1869 5sSSS
|!s 81 md md a SSIs sS
iss s Ss ' and an f' Livingston place. ,s
nth. Ses iss md III avs b.. sCS
Sh sss q and b & Ssseosss SSSS SSo9
Send stamp 10 stanley Days Reai Esais Circular
A HOUSES FOR SALE. BY ROBERT 7. MEEKs, 81
~ Cedar street t-Madison avenue, 4story h. b stone
eoOW East Twen street. near Fourth avenue tour
story stone $50 900 Warren place (charles street)
four story b. .. brick. $4,000.
RRoApwAy Lors FOR sALE-os A CORNER.
- above Forty sixth street. Apply 70 t. H. LUDLOW
CO.. No. Pine street.
ICrNELY LOCATED RESIDENCES FOR sALE-oy
l. west and east sides; prices ranging from $o.oUJ 70
'' " s' DINdEE 4 CO.. No Pine stree.
| TJoUsE IN EAST TWELFTH STREET FOR SALE
IL Also Houses In West Forty eighth street.
s SHs
| HOUSES FOR sALE.-IN rHiRrY.THIRD STREET.
nue. $4,000; Thrtyeighh street. 90 o0o Fifth avenue
80, 00O and many Others EATON CO..
DERsONs HAVING HOUSES, FARMS. COUNTRY
L Seats for sale 70 let will find customers promptly BY
''''''S ''''p.J1'J J. ii" BONNET co. 81 Liberty street.
| ITO OWNERS OF REAL EsTATE.-wANTED. CITY
Houses TO All wishing dispose of Real Es-
tate-selng renting-os ON HENRY TAPPEN, 81 Pine
street
WAvERLEY PLACE-FIRsr CLASS FOUR STORY
w high stoop House. 25x65x00 fine order $2s 000 One
Ninth street, $4,000 W. r. SEYMOUR, III Broadway
| WALKER sTReET:-A PLOT, 75xioc FBET, WITH
possession MAY sSS Walksr M ss'ses n. PLOT ooxl
| DOTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH AvENUE-=rIRsr CLASS
40 full sized high stoop brown stone House. with new and
| pSrty. w. p SEYMOUR. III broadway
| 600 OO0 A FIVE STORY BRICK BUILDING.
paying percentage very little cash; also Houses Of all
sizes neutrality-suspicious.. from $4,000 upwards N. HSev-
/ eral fine Country Residences city
/ POST FIRTH 10 Montgomery street jersey City
/
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

90 EAST THTRrY-NINTH sTREET.--A LADY or
.DJ gentle wife obtain q neatly Furnished
Room and pantries with Hoard FOR lady.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

% GREAT JONES SrRGET-FgoNT AND REAR
~ Pariors, elegantly furnished two gentlemen
and wife with without good Board modern improve
Inents small rooms
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

L'oR SALE OR gxCHANob-RARE CHANCE.--
Splendid Plantation, twenty6ve hundred acres, thirty
hours from New win sell II for half ita value
or exchange for merchandise or real essae ~ or nesr New
iork Apply 20 s. 5. GRANGER ivi Broadway toom Az
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

% WEST FOURTEENTH HANDSOME LY
.DC furnished large and small Rooms rent. without
board to gentlemen only at moderate prices Apply to Miss
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

4 EAST TwEHTy-SISTH STREET, BETWEEN
~ Fourth and Madison large from. Room 70
with Board.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TpEIn
N Second FLOOR, consisting of three large and hall
bedro bath Sc. with without private tahle ho,s
ella aud loc ,tion desirable For further parc
changed
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

DoARpING -ALARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
u Room. with ire. and Board for two SIS week in
the large cnss stone house. 33 Fast Thirteenth
street two doors below second avenue. Hall Room for
gentleman. s..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16

premium, and the ssles of commercial in
cluded si2, 600 New York sight at par; $4,000
at par at D cent premium; $40, 600, SIS, 600,
and $50, 600 at L; $4,000 at sic; $4,000 at
4; $40 600 fifteen days sight at discount;
$40, 600 thirty days at { and $3O,OOO sight on
Boston az I premium. There were also
sales of S30,O00 bank sight on New YORK
at l6.
There was rather more doing in stocks,
but still the movement was on moderate
scale. The reported transactions included
1870 shares Bank of New Orleans at $27 IS;
800 do at S27 s7A; 80 shares Citizens Bank
at -; 20 do at 1874 80; 20 do at Sl95, and rs
shares Crescent City Railroad Company at
500 so.
We notice a still further Improvement in
! Levee State bonds, the sales embracing 10
| and 10 bonds at As, and 10 at Asa, 40 at
45R, and Is at 453. The latter may be re-
| garded as rather an outside figure, several
| holders toward the close offering to sell at
454, without finding buyers. On Saturday
not given in our previous report, Ope-
lousss first mortgage bonds sold at 40.
City treasury notes were inactive. The
sales included $1,000 and $4,000 at 354 -
cent discounts; $1,000, $4,000, and 10000 at
| 35A. The dealers bought the small sums
offered at their counters at 36@37 discount,
and supplied the current demand from tax
payers at 35@36.
A sale of $1,000 State notes was made at AZ
| o. cent discount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16
EsrATE oF JoHN d. 3. wHIrE.
oEFIoE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
ntafriet ~ .o,fsiaaa

OFTIoE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District of Louisiana, ;
Monroe, La, May 7, 1868.
This IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i seventh day Of Msy, A. D. 1865,
WARRANT IN BAEKRUPT,sY was issued
against the estate q JOAN O. B. WHITE,
in the parish Of Union and State Of Louis.
ana, who has been adiudgsd bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging TO seeh bankrupt to him or
for bis use and the transfer Of any property BY him,
forbidden by law; that meeting OF tine creditors
Of the said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and to
choose one more assneSs Of his estate, WILDE held
e Court Of BanrupteY 70 be holden At the ONCE Of
W. j. @. Baker, In the town Of Monroe parish OF
0uachita, before w, O. Baker, Register on the
thirtieth day Of June a. . 1858. q 10 O'Clock
A. III. r. y, HEBRON, u. S. Marshal.
Per y. N. GRADY, Deputy, a. Messenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16
EsTAFE oF RIoHARp Q. powNEs.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFF1oE. \
District Of Louisiana,

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFF1oE
District Of Louisiana, ,
... New Orleans June 4. 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
fourth day of June, A. ID. 1855, WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTOY was issued against the estate Of
RICHARD O. DOWNES, Of Richmond, in
the parish Of MadisoR and State Of Lou
isiana, who was aojudged a bankrupt on
his own petiuoni that the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging
to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property By him, are forbidden by
laWi that meeting Of the creditors of the said
bankrupt TO prove their debts and choose one or
more assgnees OF his estate will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Customhouse
building in the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana
before John +. DeaI Register, the first day OF
49, F. j. HEBRON. u. s. Marshal.
No. 6i6-ie5 iyi District OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16
Monetary and Commercial

oFFIcE q THE PAILy nEeugIl o.

OfFIcE on THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
MONDAY EVENING. june 10. le91-
The street retu for good notes, secured by
solid collaterals. ale i00l2 and is q cent 3
annum. Mortgages paper rules at iO0l2 a
cent q annum for hlatclass. and I3(0l5 and
Is for second and third erede.
Gold opened at l59l0ia9f (sgainst I40l AZ
New York;, and after an axfs1meiv limited
business, closed at 13940lseI. The sales
included $1,000, $500 (Sz500 sud e10o01 AZ
1891; $1,000, $500, $500, ana si7 006 AZ
1881; $1,000, $1,000, $1,000, and Sael0 ALTO
Ne notice also = sale Of q gold ehnck a.
New York for 5000 at par. The only lana
actions 10 silver reported 70 Us are q sIsnil
amount (S500) In American half dollars 4
4551. aud 1000 Mexican dollars at u cent
Hrenium IL gold. We quote I3430I353 for
sne iormer and lt5gllf in currency for the
ne movement IN foreign exchange has
E4nfolteo but lItlle animation. There was
lEther more STEERING, owing 70 an increase
AA AAe pnrcleaea ot cottons bat we have no
0rc3Abie VARIATION 70 report IN rates. The
0nl4 aaloa OF sterling within our notice Az.
1858 4na Gl7O0 bank at l55. Ia francs rs 000
private BANKERS frauca on Havrs aol8 ~
1.07l $1,000 GA Paris Be 3off. 20 0de nr1
- go vt cl13 o,o0o, ~. Qae, Azld % 66,i b,snf
81 1t eH may be Quoted a. 100
It6z &fe 1884 ~ All bin Of iadId9 ana clear
s11 s. % H hank and lzsadI {. f7'&
500 11I ~ c11II1I rc|el hnd $50 ~ ~
benk
1ae o1a'Ida1 81 domestic exchange 5e,a
q h1f1TNl4 extent but The demand VA
Iies4 ona raises utre unchanged Che banks
eenliaAs io oh1rk GA New 1ork 81 Z b cent
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EsrATE oE oaARLKs 3 ouRTIs.
oTTIcR Us1rED STATES MARsHAr., ]
Dleffief ~ .ouinia1a

OFFICE UsIrED STATES MARsHA1,
District Of Louisiana,
Monroe. La. Nay I, 1854
TINS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
4 ssyenth day of May, a. D. lisa.
against the estate Of CHARLES R. CURTIS, In
the parish Of Franklin and State. Of Louisiana
who has been adiudRed . bankrupt on his
own petftoni that the payment Of any debts and as
iyerg Of any property belonging such bankrupt to
him or for his use, apd the transfer Of any prop
ertg b. him are forbidden b. law that meeting q
the creditors Of The sad bankrupt, 70 prove their
debts and % choose aaa or more Assgnees cf bis
holden At the once Of W. .. q. Baker. in the town
Of Monroe, parish Of 0uachita. before ", J. q
Baker Register on The first DAY q July. A. ID
io6e, at 10 o clock A. a.
D. y. HERRON, o. S. Marshal.
No. ff2-rayff vi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16
ESTATE OF WILLIAM G. AUSTIN.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District of Iouiaaua

N.H OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
o.. District of Louis ana, \
New Orleans. June l., 1855.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L twenty: ninth day Of May, A. d. 1862, WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was sued agsinst the
estate Of WILLIAM G. AUSTIN, of New
Orleans, in the parish Of Orleans and
State Of Louisiana, whe was adiudged a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts and delivery of any property be-
longing to such bankrupt to him or for bis use and
the transfer Of property by him forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors of the said bank
rupt to prove their debts and to choose more
Ba, kruptcy, to be holden at No. Ii st. Charles
street in the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana before
Don A. Pardee, Register, the sixteenth day Of
June A. d. 1868 at II o'clock A NJ.
. II. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal
No. e23-je2 l6A District Of Louisiana.