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In ANKRUPTCY-ESTATE OF LOUIS E.
Coins-United States Marshss Office District Of L0us
ana New Orleans, Dec 80 ls65This Is give that
on the 3Oh day OF December, 1868 Warrant Bank
Tupey was ssned against the estate Of Louis Collins Of
New Orleans in the parish of Orleans and State
who sdjudged bankrupt his Petition pay
ment Of debts and delivery any property belonging
snch han him for his the
property oy him are forbidden By law that nesting Of the
creditors or the said bankrupt 70
choose one OF assgnees Of his estate will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy 70 be holden No Exchange Place
Augustn, Register 6th day q Febsuary e. 1862 a.
II o'clock
A-No 2W. r. j. HEBRON,
dtSl tee U. 8 Marshal. District Of Louisiana.
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ITNITEp srATEs pIsrRIcr CoURr-

- District OF Louisiana In the Matter Of Lloyd
Coleman, bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No. 637-Wheress
Lilo X. Coleman, for himse snd member of the firms
Of Coleman, Britton Withers and Coleman Withers of
New Orleans and District aforesaid duly declared bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress Of March 3D. 1867, this
day fled In said Court petition praying discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act;
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts and 20 all other in interest that the
day Of January 1862 at ii assigned for the hearing
the and that they then and there attend
cause any they have why the Of the said petition
should not be granted.
And further notice s given that the bankrupt will under
examination before Register Deane the 9th dsy
January, D. 1862 at his office, Customhouss at IL NJ
Clerks fhce, New Orleans, Dee. Is, 1858
de25 Jas LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

II = COt
" District of Lousana-In Bsnkruptey-No3 Si-In tie
matter Of Andrew Morrison bankrupt-whereas Andrew
j. Morrison, OF the parish Of Concorda and district
said duly dec AIRED bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
sarch 3D. 1851 has this day fled in said Court petition
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from debts
andother claims prsvable under said act,
Notice 10 therefore given all creditors proved
their debts and 20 all other
day ofJannary 1862 at II o'clock assigned Tor the
hearing the and that they
and show they have why the prayer Of said
petition should lot be granted. .I-------
And further notice given that the bankrupt will undergo
an examination before Register kugustn the 18th day
January, A. 1863 his Office Al Exchange Alley at n
Clerks Office, New Orleans, December %, 1868
de5 1923 r. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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INBANKKuProY-EsrArE oFIoHN xELsoN

COx-Unted States Marshas Office District Of Louisi.
ana hes Orleans December 2Sth 1865 This give
that on the 18th day Of December, A d. 1868 a War
rant in Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of
John Nelson Cox OF Compile in the parish Of
and State OF Louisiana who sdjudged lnkrupt
own petition; that the payment Of any debts and de-
livery OF aiy property belonging TO such bank
rEpt, TO him for bis use and the transfer of
property by him forbidden by Law meeting of
the creditors of the said bankrupt their debts and
choose asgness Of his estate will be held
Court Of Bankruptcy, 20 be ho den No. Al Exchange
Place in the city Of New Orleans before Donation
tin. Register, on the first day OF February A D. 1862
Il O'Clock
A-No. lSa r. j. HEBRON,
ce29 ias0 U. s. Marshal District Of LOulsiana
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Cattle Market.

CIrY OF JEFFERSON, Js-ua-y g. 1869.
Arrived during the past week-2230 Texas
Beeves, 2s4 Calves and Yearlings, 1911 Hogs and
20 Sheep. Sod-2327 Texas Bseves, 33S Calves
and Yearlings, 500 Hogs, 304 Sheep and IS Mich
cows. Stock sale-447 Texas Beeves, BIZ
Hogs, 37l Sheep and Al Mich Cows. We quote:
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT

y District OF LOuisana-In matter Of j. 3 Williams
bankmpt-In Bankrnptcy-ho 69s-Whereas J. B. Williams
Of Carroll parish and district Aforesaid duly declared
rupt under the Act Of Congress Of March 3D. 1867 has
this day fsd In said court petition praying discharge
and certificate thereof all his debts and other claims
provabe under said Act;
Notice Is therefore given 10 all creditors
their debts and to all other interest that the h
day Of January 1863 at II is assigned for the
OF the and that they then
show cause they have why the of the said petit
And further given bankrupt win undergo
an examination before Register Baker the Eth day
uary, A. ID 1862 at Monroe, La
Clerks Office, New Orleans Dec. %, 1858.
dt25 ia2 X LOEW Deputy Clerk
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matter OF John ID. Cobb
bankrupt-In Bankruptcy-No. 49, Whereas, John D.
Cobb. Of New Orleans and district aforesaid duly
eared Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March 1857
has this day filed In said Court petition praying
charge and certificate thereof debts aud other
claims provable under said act;
Notice Is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and TO ell other persons
In interest that the 18th day Of January 1862 II O'Clock
NJ, assigned for the hearing Of the and
may then and there attend and show any they have
why the OF the said petition should
And further notice given that bankrupt will
ami alton before Register Desre 18th day Of Janu
AIRY, 1869 ct office, Cust0mhOuse, at O'Clock r. NJ
Clerks Office. New Orleans. Dec. 49, 1868
de25 JAZZ X LOEN, Deputy Clerk
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y LOuIEIalH-Iu MatIeT Il.
Bowie, Jr. bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No 7lewheres. Al
len T. Bowie, Jr Of Tensas parish and District sfIre
said, duly declared bankrupt under the act Of Con
Of March 1861 has this day fled in said petit
ton praying discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provable under said
Notice therefore given TO all creditors who have proved
their debts and 10 all other In interest," that the
18th day Of January 1862 at ii is assigned for the
hearing Of the and that they may then aud there
tend and show any they have why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted.
And further notice given that the bankrupt will undergo
an examination before Register Kellogg, lth day Of IN
uAry, 1863 his Office Custom House II O'Clock NJ
Clerks Office New Orleans, December g, 1853
de25 JAZZ K. LOEW, deputy Clerk
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~ District of Louisiana natter OF Zephn Brous
sard bsnkrHpt-ln Bankrupcy-No 505-Whersas Zephirn
Boussard OF parish ST. Martin, and district Aforesaid duly
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress March
1861 has this day filed In said petition praying for
discharge and certificate thereof All his debts and other
claims provsble under said act;
Notice is thersf given all creditors who proved
their debts and to all other in
day Of January 1909 at II NJ Is assigned for the hearing
Of the sBd that they then attend and
show they have why the prayer said Pc
titioD should Lot be granted.
And further notice bankrupt wi undergo
examination before Regser Ptkn the 18th day Of
January. A. d. 1869 at Office, CusomhOuse at p. N.
Clerks Once, New Orleans Dec q 1868 ,,..,.,,,-
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
limited STATES DISTRICT coUR

District 81 Ian1.s = - ~ ws,.sr =, ~.
ospkrugt-In Bankruptcy No 55-Wnereas Chas PAR. Of
New Orleans and District i'd duly de Jared bankrupt
under the act OF Congress Of March 1857 this day
IN said Court petit praying for dch aud certificate
thereof from eli his debts and other claims provab
said act:
Notice Is therefore given al creditors who have proved
their debts and al persons in interest,"
day Of January 1859 II assigned fer the hearing
OF the sRd they then and there atten
show cause they have why the prayer Of said peOn
should not be granted
And further notice is given that the Bankrupt win under
examination before Register Pkin the 18th day
January A D. 1869 his Office, CusOmhsuse at 10 n
Clerks Office, New Orleans December %. 1868
DIS ja29 K. LpsV, Deputy Cis-k
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IN BANKKUPTCY-EsTA OF URBIN La
ronssln, individaaiy and as eoparner of u LarOus
SIM Co.. nited States harshaIs Ofce District Of
Louisiana New Orleans December IS ls6s-This Is to
give notice thst on the 10th day Of December A. d. 1853
Of Urbin LarOassni and as eoPaTtner Of q LsrOas-
Of Orleans and State of Louisiana who was sdudged
bankrupt on bis own petition tina the payment Of
any debts and delivery OF property belonging such
bankrupt TO him for bis and the transfer OF any
property BY him. are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
the creditors Of the sad bankrupt their debts 70
choose or more sssgnees Of his estate will be held
Court Of Bankruptcy to he holden No. Al Exchange
Place In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana before DOna
ten Angustin Register the LIST day OF February,
1863, at y o'clock n.
A. No ls6. p j. HEBRON
deg ja5J q. g. Marshal. District of Louisiana.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF auS1

~ BAsKRUfTCY ESTATE OF GUSrAvE
Il Lewis. Individually and a member Of the OF o.
Caspsr 4 Co. and Cramer Lev 4 Co. bankrupts-Usited
States Marshals Office District Of Louisiana Orleans
December zth, 1905 This Is TO give notice that
2lst dsy Of December ls6Sa Warrant in Bankruptcy
ssued against the estates Of Gustave Lewis, lodi
yiduay and as a member OF the @. Caspar Co
md Cramer Lewis Co, OF New Orleans the psrlsa
Orleans and State of L0uisisns, who sdadged
a bankrupt on bis own Petition that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belonging
such bankrupt, 20 him for bis
any properly BY him are forbidden BY law that meeting
Of the credit Of the said bankrupt prove their debts
sndto chogse assignees Of bis estate
Geld at Court Of Bankruptcy, holden No Al
change Place in the city of New Orleans louisiana baore
Oonstsn Augustin Register on the sd day OF Janu-
airy. A D. la9 ct IL o'clock q.
A-NO liz r. ]. HEBRON
de25 jas Q. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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CIERz's OFFICE UNITED STATS prsrRrcT uouRTl
December ], 1905 J
In BankrupieyThe notice issued fre this Office thsi
sOhN IhOkhHlLL has hled his petbn to be declared
Bankrupt Is the partner Of r. w. Rstip vas issued through
mistake. 1t should have been Henry ThosnhilL
Mr. John ThOhn has net applied Tor the beneat Of the
Bankrupt Law,
K. LOEw, Deputy Clerk.
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II ALTMAN. j. O.,

OUIsIAEA LIVERY AND SALE
STABLES.
Nos s 100 and la2 Magazine street. between Julia and ST.
Joseph streets,
Frstclass Mules Horses for sale. Also, Carriages
Buggies for hire
l. HART, Proprietor.
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est this season. and the market closed stiff at the
subJolned quotations, viz ordinary 2l3G23Ic..
good ordinary 2I@243c.; low middling Is ll25ic :
middling &c., and strict middling 266c As com.
pared with the ruling prices Friday evening. the
LIST inst, the above show net advance of 30lc.
y ID, or full recovery of the decline of the past
two days.
The aggregate sales for the week amounted to
81 $50 bales, against 1880 bales last week and
29,C50 bales the week before. The net receipts
were 26,530 bales, against 81 1855 bales last week,
showing decrease OF 1855 bales, and 80 030 bales
receipts tie week before. The total exports were
$1,000 bales, against 80 $50 last week, and 20 0s3
bales the week before. And the stock on hand and
on shipboard, not cleared this evening Is 124, 229
bales against 100 062 last week. and 1873 22l at the
close of the previous week. The exports during
the week have been divided as follows, viz:
sos for Malaga; 677 for Philadelphia 1896 for Bos
tor; SASS for New York; 1853 for Havre, and
Is ,OS6 for LIVERPOOL.
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GREY JACKET BITTERS.
TO THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
New Orleans. December i, 1865.

New Orleans, December L, 1865.
In the year 1855 the undersigned peIeving that their
friends in the South being imposed upn by thousands
of vile compounds under the of whkes Brandes
Gins sehnspps, Btter etc. etc. determined to begin the
manufacture Of pure medicinal spirit homeraised
Southern herbs supply the the pabc in this line
which had created the demand. We called our spirit
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I'M nANKRUrrCY-EsrArE or J. BENZ.

chandeTNrnie ed sate MaTSss e N ps,5c, 81 ~
isiana New Orleans Jan. A. 1869 This s give notice
that on the 5lst day CT December, A. 1865 warrant
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of j.
Benz. Chandler, Of the CITY Of New Orleans, in
the parish OF Orleans and State Louisiana
Judged bar krupt his peton the payment Of
any debts and delivery of any property belonging 20 said
bankrupt 10 hi for his and the transfer Of any pro
perry BY him are forbidden by law that meeting OF the
creditors OF the sad bankrupt prove heir debts AMI 20
choose assgnee Of bis held al
Court Of Bankruptcy holden No al Exchange Place
In he city Of New Orleans Louisiana
gustn Register, the 9th day of February 1862 ~
A-NO. N9. F. i HERON
ja5 feo u. g. Marshal, District of Louisiana
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''ocH On nanu Hnu ON snIpDoHfu jan y III y
ToBAcCo-We have no change to report ia this
market. A few sales are reported of old leaf.
Nothing of moment can take place till the new
crop comes in, which we look for 10 two or three
weeks. Sales are reported as follows: II hhds
old leaf l3c.; baler Mexican tobacco at l7c; 2
hhds. at lie. Receipts for the week, Is hhds;
exports, none; sales 30 hhds. and baler. Mar.
ket quotations as follows:
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II
" District Of Lou'sianaIn BaDkruptcy-No. 327-n the
matter Of John B. Howard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John How
ard, Of New Orleans and district aforesaid duly
esred Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress of March 1867
has this day fled in said Court petition praying
charge and certificate thereof from his debts and other
claims provable under said act
Notice is therefore gveR s creditors who proved
their debts and TO all other interest," that
day Of January, 1862 at II assigned for the hear
lag OF the and that they then
and show they have the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted.
And further notice given that the bankrupt will undergo
examination be Register Kellogg the 18th day
January 1869. At his office. Custem House Hiding,
at O'Clock
Clerks Office, New Orleans, December q 1853
de25 ia2 X LOEW Deputv Clark
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LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District Of Louisiana In the matter Of Wm B, anil
ton, hankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No Ssswheress William
Hami ton, Of New Orleans and District aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
I'd 1861 has this day fled In said Court petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof all debts and
other claims provable under said
Notice s therefore given TO all creditors who proved
their debts and all other persons interest that the lh
day Of January 1852 at II A assigned for hearing
OF the same and that they then and there attend
cause any they have why the of the said petition
examination before Register Augustin 9th
January, 1869, at his ONCE, Al Exchange Alley,
l0A ". ...l 7lE : -
Clerks Once, New Orleans, December % 1863.
de25R9 K LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF GEO. POM.
Il dexter kurchison-Unted States Marshas Onice-Ds-
trict Of Louis ew Orleans Dec TO- 1861 to give
notice that on the 9th day of December 1868 War
rant IN Bankruptcy issued against the of George
POindexter MurchisOn OF the parish of Tensas and
State OF Louisiana who adjudged bankrupt his
ptuton that the payment of debts and delivery
property belonging srch bankrupt him use and
the transfer of any property BY him forbidden BY law;
that meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove
their debts and 70 choose Of estate
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy holden at No Al
Exchange p In the city of New Orleans Louisiana be-
fore Donation Augustin Register. the 9th day Of Janu
airy, A n 1865, at y o'clockM.
A-fO l29. F. J. HFRRON
oil JAG q. o. Marshal District OF I,ouisiana
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

but the ground in the vicinity OF the station Il level unt
IL reaches tho base Of tho mountains which almost
perpendcularly for distance Of several hundred feet
above the plain The streams swarm with pickeTel ana
speckled trout The town IS situated within few rods
OF the state ne There four churches-Epscopal Re
formed. Methodist and Cathoic-seyeral schools four
factory Lots xlOO feet worth from $3.50 each
Farming lands sell at from 5000 to 81 900 per acre. Ali
trains here the Chicago express Distance IN
NewYOrk 80 miles. Eight daily trains leave each way
Yearly rates OF Communication, Se3 ~
RAMAPo.
This place is beautifully situated the Ramapo Rive,
In the valley which bears The region Is jnter
estiug on account OF its magnificent scenery aud Reyo
tonary history. Many Of Martha Washingtons letters
were dated here and there still remain traces of the In
trenchments the ridges toward the north and IN Tia
woods directly opposite marks Of the fires of the
French Allies. At the station the mountains approach
nearly togetheri that only narrow strip Of soil IA
left dam has been thrown across the river AT this
point, producing an immense water power 1t esaO
shed In 1890 by j. q. PersOn Brother who introduced
the manufacture Of nails iron, STEEL cotton goods and
| wooden screws. The first cut nails ever
| made In this country were manufactured here !:
screws About mile TO the west near the Junction Of
tho Sterling Railway, Is Patague Lake, situated among
the mountains, 500 feet above the valley. From th
| point commanding view OF the beautiful Ramapo Val.
lev and neigbOing mountains Is obtained short dis
tance further on the road suddenly curves toward the
! north and opens INTO wide and fertile country The
village contains population OF about co., Presbyterian
| Church, one school, Summer boarding'house, aud
laDge car.wheel ana ia ifouapdery p:d s1op, Tbc prh
| man Who proposes 10 lay out private park
Few improvements being made The factories Of
| the Atlantic and Great western hulroad, which
and the town is rapidly being deserted. The water
power OF the entire valley s excellent aad the region
shOnd resound with the NUN OF aSnnefy pu sueh Is
sale Dstauce 10 New-YOrk "a miles Two daily rains
leave each way Yearly rates OF eommutatlon. $50 80.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
STATEN ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.

| This railroad runs through the south eastern pOr-
tion Of Staten Island from Vanderbs Landing Tot
cnye opposite Perth Amboy, distance OF about fifteen
miles Most OF the stations situated within sight OF
the bay and the country lying between the road and tho
salt water Is level and fertile Running parallel with the
Railroad ridge Of high hills extending back 10 the
Northern shore, and tho views which may be from
these highlands very fine Tho soil is comparatively
from stone and the long slopes are covered with
heavy sod, giving tho landscape beautiful lawnke ap-
pearance The buildings are numerous and large pro-
portion OF them Onamented and substantially built
and furnished with all tho modern improvements. One
will have to travel far to hnd as many suburban resi-.
dences situated within 80 small territory Staten Isl
and. There is abundance OF timber and nearly every
house Is surrounded by trees Of some kind There
good roads, and plenty OF fresh good water, and
pure air. Large quantities OF fish are caught
along the bay. Innumerablc streams, clear crys.
tai, run in all directions through the hills and valleys
One Of the great drawbacks 10 the prosperity OF this
island IL the lack Of frequent and rapid means OF get
ting TO NewYork Boats every hour from New.York
to the various landings st much time is consumed In
getting IN and out OF the city, and only those who live
the landings avail themsoyeso OF these facties
Many persons object 10 travelling on boats In stormy
weather Wore II possible to have railroad leading to
New.York by way Of Elizabethport or Bergen Point
Staten Island would DO OF the most desirable places
Of residence that can be found anywhere However,
there many wealthy and highly cultivated families
who already possess homes on this beautiful island
sTAPLEToS AND vAsDERBILT's LANDING.
These two places included within one corporation,
and they are situated closo together as 10 make
1t difncult to distinguish from tho other back
from tho landings. The boats which connect with the
cars nc Yanderbits Landing, touch first at Quarantine
mile above the lower landings. description OF any
OF these places viii answer for all OF them they
nearly alike, both as regards scenery and improvements
short distance back from the per- the ground rises 10
high elevation commanding magnificent views OF Brook
lyn NowYork, Fort Hamilton, the Narrows. and. In
fact the entire bay with Its endless variety OF scenery
Vanderblts Landing and Saploon contain three four
schools nine churches OF various denominations several
stores aud mechanical shops. Masonic aud odd
Felows Lodge. with the exception Of tho lead
works and shot tower, there arc few m1nufao-
tories or machine shODs Eight nnn miles 0f street