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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
THE CITY.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Election of Teachers for Next Session
The Board of Education have electec
the following named persons as teachers il
the'Public Schools for the coming schoIas
tic year:
HUME HIGH ScHooL-Prof c T Ad.
ans, Principal: Prof s Y ColdwsIl. Miss
Emma Saul, Miss NJ A Watson,
HUME SCHooL-Prof w H Cole, pin.
cipai: NJ YeasmeD, Miss Aurelia Whar-
Tn, Mrs M Z Bruce, Mrs NJ V Brown
SMiss "a Saille Caruthers, Miss Lu Ewing,
MIS- N Funston, Mrs Alex Fall, Jr, Mrs
"a a Hancock, Miss Kate M Herises.
Miss Helen Hssslock, Miss Rosa Mu
Nance '''' - -
TOWARD ScooL.-Prof B Bradock,
PPrinclpal; Mise Lizzie Spivey, Miss Laura
6aiIey, Miss Mary Harding, Miss Laura
N OVlatt, Miss Lillian Fl Ford, Mrs w
Haloers, Miss Laura Hull, Miss Maria t
laurent, Miss Sallie Bronson, Miss Ksts
Y FOX, Miss Mary Long, Miss Gussie Lar.
Gombe, Mrs Sarah E Warren, Miss Matte
u Bright, Mrs III r Coulon. Miss Helena
Doherty, Miss Mary Williams.
HINES SCHooL.-ProfZ 2 II Brown. Pr;n.
ciPal; Mlss Mary d McCIellaud' Mrs
Lucy A Lea, Mrs Mary F Rodan. Mrs
Maria Couch Burton, Miss Emma B
Clemona, Miss Carrie Anderson. Miss
Laura Mosely, Miss Marilla Ellis. Miss II
Knox.
TRIMBLE SCHooL-Miss Mary SouIe
Miss Victoria A Mofatt, Miss Sue Camp
bell, Miss Sue Eddy.
NINTH WARD SCHoOL.-Miss Alice Fl.
Clemons, Miss II Z Bostick, Miss Mary
Reed, Miss Emma Thompson.
COIOred schools
GUN FACToRY.-Miss Susan Anthony.
Miss Alice Anderson, Miss Aggie Ham.
mond, Miss E Preston, Mrs. E Doris
Cooper, Miss Susan P. Guyer, Miss f.
Lawrence, Miss Mary Patterson.
BELLEvIEw SCHooL-G II Hubbard.
Principal; Miss Minnie Spain, Miss Jennie
Stevenson, Miss Lucy E Gregory. Miss
Kate Lyon, Mrs Z NJ Robinson. Miss
Maria Calvert.
MCKEE SCHOoL-T r Andrews, Prin.
cipal; Miss Mary Arbuthnot, Mrs Maggie
Il Elliott, Miss Sue Stevenson, Mics Mag
gle ID Smith, Miss Aggie Wallace.
The foregoing assignments may be
changed somewhat before the opening of
the schools.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
ARKANSAS.
A Militia Leader Shot and KIIIed-Ne-
grOes on the Ramage,

ErOes on the RamaEe.
MEMPHIS, July I6.-Capt. Haynes, oi
Crittenden county, Arkansas, opposite this
CT y, vas shot and killed yesterday at Ma
rion, by ClareGce Collier. Haynes was
notorious as leader il the late militia out
RACES, and was very odious TO the citizens
The difficulty which caused his death,
arose over a game of cards. Haynes en-
desvored to draw a pistol on Collier, who
quickly took shot gun and fired double
load into Haynes, and afterwards, with a
revolver, shot three bullets through his
forehead. Sheriff Harden, with large
posse of negroes, pursued, but failed 10
capture Collier.
A perfect reign of terror pevails to-day
10 the vicinity of Marion. The negroes
have mobbed and Quilted Rice's store, de.
stroying over 81, 900 worth of property, set
the store on fire and are on general RAM
payne. They caught an unoffending citi.
zen near Mound City this morning, and
whipped him badly. Also boarded the
steamer Cheek at Apperson's landing, q
few miles below here, and made violent
threats. They finally left the vessel with
out doing any harm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
NTEMP

Work on the Little Rock Railroad
Chinese Immigration.
MEMPHIS. July l6.-The Little RocB
railroad is finished to Forest City, beyond
the St. Francis river. The first bale ol
cotton shipped through by rail, arrived
here from that point yesterday. The
steamer Indiana put out large shipment
of iron rails opposite here, intended for the
road, yesterday.
Mr.. Koopmansbop, Chinese emigrant
importer, lett for New York to-day, and
will return next month to perfect plans for
the introduction of Chinese colonies.
Gov. Senter and w. B. Stokes, candi-
dates for the governorship, speak here to-
morrow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
RICHMOND.

The Heated Term-CasPs of SUM-
Stroke.
RICHMOND, July 16.-Gep. Curtis Lee
is quite i'll.
Several Germans in procession to-day
were prostrsted from sunstroke. A citi-
zen died from sunstroke. The thermom-
ter los in the shade.
The official count of the State vote at
headquarters show Walkers majority to
be 1880.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

In his furious indignation at the de-
feat of his mongrel friends in Virginia,
the Secretary of the Treasury refuses to
act upon appointments where the recon-,
mendatiOns have been signed by persons
who voted for Walker. Not few OF
these have claimed to be orthodox Radi>
Gals, but they will probably count them>
selves out if the administration insists
upon driving them from its support. If
Mr.. Boutwell, gets the presidential nomi-
nation, for which his little bread and
butter brigade in the Treasury Office are
working, be will probably find his party
small enough without setting his dogs to
hurt people out of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued for the week ending yesterday:
John w Reese and Winnie Keel.
Thomas ] Pentecost and MedOra s
Mann.
Thomas Gallimore and Elizabeth F
Tatum.
Michael Burke and Jane Carter.
r Weakley Brown and Florence J
Hudson.
William Miles and Tennessee Morgan.
L 81 Lanier, jr., and Lamizt A Cart
wright.
John Bell Dodd and Eusebia NJ Griffin.
Edward Schiff and GeorgiDe Rosenberg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
TEXAS.
The FIOOd-Great Destruction of Prop

The FIOOd-Great Destruction of Prop
erty.
GALVESTON, July 16-Advices from
San Antonio report the Gaudaloupe river
higher than ever known. The entire val
ley being overfowed. Nine-tenths OF
the crop of Gonzales county is destroyed.
The Camel river rose to the third story
Of the factory at New Brownopolis,
destroying all the material and ma.
chinery. Every Touring mill, wooden fac.
tory and bridge on Camel river were swept
away. No lives lost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

The removal of the capital OF the
United States is gravely discussed by the
Chicago Tribune with as much earnest-
ness as if a bill to that effect had
passed Congress, and the decision as to
the new site had been referred to the
people to determine at the polls. The
Tribune says the choice lies between
Cincinnati, Chicago, Memphis and st.
Louis, and votes in favor of st. Louis,
after showing the advantages and disad,
yantages of the several cities mentioned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
MACON.
A Bad shoWIDg for the COIOred Post
master.

master.
MACON, Ga, July l6.-In the case OF
Turner, charged with having counterfeit
money, the government gE Witnesses win testified IEsi
be gave Sl,SOO in counterfeit notes
10 Marion Harris TO be returned to
him when they got home from
washington. 900 100 counterfeits on
the First National bank of Jersey were
found on this woman in Atlanta, which
were introduced, as also letter from
Turner 10 the woman found at the same
time. The court adjourned until to-
morrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
FASHION COURSE.
The TrOiting Contest Yesterday

New YORK, July I6.-The trotting
match on The Fashion Course, for one
thousand dollars, mile heats, best in 5 in
harness between Goldsmith, Maid, and
Palmer, WAS won by the former easily.
Time 2:234. PA, 2:241.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

THE State of California offers a bounty
of $500 for each 100000 good, merchant
able silk cocoOrs, and $3.50 for each plan
tation of 5000 trees. or more, two years
old, set out at proper distances, for per-
manent silk culture,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

A turtle weighing over four hundred
pounds was brought to Island City,
Florida, last week, from Cumberland
Island. In butchering it, over six huns
dred eggs were found.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

OUR Ex- -PREsIDENTs.--Our ex Presi-
dents who still live are three, thank
God-Fillmore, Pierce and johnson. We
have a certain liking for Fillmore; We
cannot help but admire certain things in
Pierce; but as a never-say>die sort Of
man, we have a special weakness for
Andy johnson. There are nine stout
men in that one chunky tailor.--Ne1C
York Herald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
CONSPIRACY SUIT.-Mr. Woodruff, g

OONSt1hAC1 DUlI.-MTs w OUuTuu, oA'
president of the Cigarmakers' Union of
Troy, New York, who was recently ex-
PEELED from the union, announces that as
the union prevents him from retaining
his position as cigarmaker in a union
shop, he will sue the members for con-
spiracy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17
DEPARTMENT.
Cnrnmissinner,s Court

James Goodrich, assault and battery, So
and costs; VIM Freeman, same ofense,
released; Rose Porterfeld, using abusive
language, SIS and costs; Lindsey Barnes,
assault! and battery, and disturbing public
peace, SIS and costs; Ce'ar Southall, same
charge, continued, H BuIk, drunk and
asleep on street, $3 and costs; Michael
Hawley, assault and battery, discharged;
Edward Clark, same ofense, $40 aud costs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

A French doctor has discovered that
turpentine is a sure antidote to phos.
phorus, and he comnends this discov.
cry most especially to parents whose
children have been sucking lucifer
matches. 1t appears that in more than
twenty cases of the kind he has en-
ployed turpentine Zone teasponeful neat)
successfully, and his report on the sub
ject of these cures has been favorably
received by the Academy of Medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

WE PRESENTaTHISEISgAsoN, MOST
unGuestiOnabIy. the LARGEST and FINEST
stock of Linen Clothing in Tennessee. Oar
goods are o the most perfect character in poi
of FABRIC. CUT GIFT. GENERAL MAX
UP and ELEGANT PROPORTION. Tbsss
goods are known to have undergone thorough
process Of shrinking before making up, and
beautifully laundrisd after they are made. 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

Ex-SECRETARY STANTON is a brother
in-law of E. NJ. Yerger, (now being
tried for the killing of Col. Crane, at
jackson, Miss.,) having married the
daughter of the late Judge S. Yerger,
and sister of L NJ Yerger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-17

GRINDsToNEs are taken from only two
quarries in this country-Berea, near
Cleveland, Ohio, and Huron county,
Michigan.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-09
oaEscry s,, OFFICE v no, y q.x' srszrr. }

Saturday Morning. Jan Q. 1909 !
We are not very favorably impressed with the
Kind OF weather which was vouchsafed rs yester-
day. From early dawn till after P. NJ. the
clouds were threatening, and at the latter hour
tine drizzlng rain began to fall and has continued
to DO so up 10 this writing.
About P. ". yesterday heavy rain set in.
and up TO this writing, ii P. NJ, Pluvius seems to
have everything his own way. Prospects for
wet day to-day are just now very iattering.
But little freight found its way to the landing
yesterday !; In fact, everything in the forwarding
line seemed to have come almost 10 a dead lock.
However, quite feet of steamers are adver.
sed to leave, and we look for stirring times upon
our river front to day.
The Richmond, Capt. C. ]. Boardman. win be
ready TO receive freight this morning for her re-
turn trip. She leaves for Jefferson direct at 8
o'clock p NJ. Tuesday 18th inst.
By telegram to w. NJ Surs, agent we learn
that the Mittie Stephens, Capt. Kellogg, left
Jefferson on the evening Of the 7th inst. with q
fine trip.
The lowprtss ure packet Richmond, Capt. J.,
slut Neal, viii arrive tonight and leave on Mon.
day next, llth inst, for Louisville.
Messrs. s. Whyte and j. T. Jemison, OF the
Vicksburg, have our thanks for favors.
The p. W. Stradef leaves for Louisville next
Monday, 18th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
As yet no repairs have been made to the lower
steamboat wharf.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. V. B. Baranco, leaves for
LObdelfs Store TO morrow at An.
The lsgs of the numerous steamboats,, steam.
at half mast yesterday as mark of respect to the
memory of Gen. Rousseau.
The ST. Louis Democrat OF the 9Th instant, pub
lished the CREscENT's account of the loss OF the
A. g. Brown, and, as usual, failed to give Us
credit. ~. ~.
The W. R. Arthur and towboat Bee left;St.
Louis for this point on the 6th instant.
CAPT. SAM. LAvsoN.-Itis with mingled feel
ings Of pleasure and regret that we announce to
our readers the withdrawal from the river Of this
vell.knovn and popular officer. We are sorry
that the steamboat interest has been deprived OF
bis valuable services, and at the same time are
more than pleased to have the pleasure Of inform
ing our readers that he has decided upon remain
ing In the Crescent City. For over twenty-five
years Capt. Lawson has been intimately con-
nected with the river interest Of this city and we
believe that the loss of such man TO il under
any other circumstances) would be great one,
indeed a great misfortune. During bis career
upon the river he commanded and served as first
clerk Of many fine packets, the last Of which was
the Lizzie Hopkins, and to-day he can say what
few other men, who have occupied his position
can, that IL, he has made hundreds Of friends and
not an enemy amongst the business men In any OF
the trades IN which be has. been engaged IN
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IN BAvKRUPToy-EsrArE OF ANDREW c

IN BAEK RUPTCY-EsTATE OF ANDREW c
Noods-United States harshas Office Ds trict Lous-
New Orleans La Dec IS lS6Ths give notice that
on the 18th day of December, 1865 Warrant in Bank
rupcy issued against the estate of Andrew Woods
the town Of Lobdes Plantation, the parish Of West
Baton Rouge and State Of Louisiana who adudged
q bankrupt his petition; that the payment Of
debts and delivery Of property belonging such
bankrupt to him for his and the Of
property by him, forbidden by Law; that meeting of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO their debts TO
choose assiguees Of his estate wi be held
Court of Bankruptcy 20 be holden No. al Exchange
Place in the city Orleans Louisiana
Augusin Register the 30th day Of January D. 1904
at IL O'Clock N.
A-No ls6. y. J. HEBRON
deg ia30 Z. s. Marshal. District of Louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTCT : ESTATE OF ANDREW
Milton Kean-United States Aarshas Office District Of
Louisiana, Orleans, December ls6-rh IL to give
notice that the 22d say Of December 1858 warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of Andrew Milton
Kean Eaeeand in the parish OF La0uche and State Of
Louisiana who sdudged bankrupt his petition;
tia the payment Of debts and delivery property
belonging such bankrupt him for his and the
transfer OF any property BY him forbidden law that
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO prove
their debts and TO choose assigJ ees OF hs
~ vouLe OF 70 ee noqen a.
ana before Dosaiisn Augusn Register the 25h day
January, A. D. 1863 at 10 o clock A.
A-NO. IA r. J. HERON
de25 jas q. s. Marshal. District Of Louisiana.
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i'm RANKRurrCY-EsrArE er IAMEs 2

In BANKRUPTCY-EsTA eF JAMES F
JonnsonUnited states Msrshals Office District
lana New Orleans December 80 S65hs give notice
that the Both day OF December A. d. 1868.
bankruptcy issued against the Of James John
Of New Oresns in the parish Of Orleans and State
OF Louis ma, who Was adj-dged bankrupt his
own peution that the payment Of any debis and
delivery of any property belonging such bankrupt 70
him for his and the transfer Of property by him.
forbidden by law; that meeting Of the editors
said bankrupt 10 prove their debts and chose
assgnees Of his estate will be ed st Court Of Bankruptcy
10 be holden al No. Al Exchange Pacein city Of New
Orleans Louisiana. before Donaten Augustn Register
the 9th day Of February, A. D. 1862 u O'Clock
A-No. 202. +. J. HEBRON,
] fec o. S. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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IN RANK RUPTCY-EsTATE OF ALEX. p
Il BRONN-UBited States Marshal Nfice, Distr ct Of
Louisiana New Orleans, December IS lS6s-This is TO give
notice that on the Goth day December D. 1865
in bankruDtcy issued against the AlexAnd
Brown Of the parish Of East Feliciana and State Of
Louisiana who was adudged bankrupt his own petit
ton that the debts and delivery ofany property
belonging TO such ankrupt to him for his the
transfer CT property by him, forbidden by law;
meeting OF the creditors the bankrupt prove their
debts and TO choose sssgnees Of his estate will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden No
Exchange Place in the city Of New Orleans La before
Donatien Augustn Register the LIST day Of February
A. d. ls69, at y oeockN
A-Eo ls2 F. J. HEBRON.
deg ja30 Q. S. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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In BANKKuPrcY-EsrArE OF RICHARD G.

N BANKkUPTCY-ESTA or RICH ARD g.
Wooton : United States Marshas Ofice, District Of
Louisiana New Orleans December IS 1868 This 70 give
notice that the 18th day Of December A. D. 1868 War
raIt In Bankruptcy Issued against the estate OF
Richard O.. Wootsn, Of the parish Of CstahOula and
State Ct Louisiana who sdudged bankrupt his
ewn Petition; that the psymest Of de5s and delivery
Of property belonging to such bankrupt TO him for his
use and the transfer Of property BY ham forbidden By
law that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt 20
prove their debts and to choose more Of bis
estate viii be held az Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be holden
at No Al Exchange Place In the city Of New Orleans Lou
isiana before Donation Register the 3h day OF
January A; D. ls69, 81 IL O'Clock n.
1-No ISIS p j. HEBRON,
de29 jaSQ q. 8 Marshal, District OF louisiana.
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Is BANKRUPTCY-E OF THEODoRF
Frois and Iheophi Fro indivd ally and eops
Of the ttm Of Theodore FrOs CoUnited States Mashas
Office Dbl trct Of Louisiana Orleans January 4 1863
ibis Is TO give notice that the lay of January A D.
loy warrant in bankruptcy issued against tue estates
OF theodore fros and Theophe Frs Individually as
copaItners OF the firm OF Theodore Fros Co, the
city OF New Orleans IN the parish Orleans and State
OF L. usana who have been sdudged banrups on their
own petition; that the payment any and delivery
OF any property belonging 10 such bankrups 10 them or
Tor Their use and the transfer Of any property BY them are
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the crsditors 81 a
said 20 prove their debts aud TO one or moe
assignee- OF ttetr estates will be Court ~ Ra
Iuptcy to be holden at NO II Exchange Place In ma civ ~
New OF cans, Louisiana before Donaten AuRnn ReSist
A-No go. y Il UEPpOS A.
Jas eco U. =. Marshal Distrgct ~ + ,cisil.~o
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IN BANKRUPTCY- ESTATE OF JOHN w
fuTnsrUnited States Msrshss Office District Of Lozis
ana New Orleans, December "a 1868 This give notice
that on the 2lst day of December A 1868 Warrant
n Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate OF
John w. Turner, of the parish Of Point Coupee and
state Of Louisiana who was sdndged bankrupt his
petition; that the debts delivery
property belonging TO such bankrupt him
and the transfer Of property him forbidden
that meeting creditors OF the said bankrupt to
th debts and TO choose one or more assnses Of his estate
viii be held a. Court Of Bankruptcy, holden at No
Exchange Place, in the city Orleans Louisiana
before Donation Augustn Register the 18th
ualT, A. d. ls69, at II O'Clock N.
A-No l70. FL HEBRON
de25 JAS q. s. Marshal District of Louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTCY ESTATE OF JACOB

IN BANKRUPTCY - ESTATE OF JACOB
Bprekett individually and as member of the firm of ).
Burcket Co.-United States Marshals Ollie District
Of louisiana New Orleans Dec IS 1868 This 70 give no.
tce that on the twelfth day of December D. 1865 War
rant in Bankruptcy issued against Jacob
Bureket Individually ard member OF the firm Of j.
Burkett Co. Of the city Of New Orleans parish Of
Ore and s. ate Of Louisiana who bankrupt
on bis own petition that the payment Of debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging 20 bankrupt,
TO him for his and the transfer Of any prop
ery by him. forbidden by law; III q meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove their 20
choose assignees Of bis estate will at
Court Of Bankruptcy TO be hoaen at No Al Exchange
Place. In the of New Orleans Louisiana before Do
natien Register the sixteen day January
A. ID. 1859 at u O'Clock NJ. "
A-NO 1885, T. J. HERON
del6 jal6 U. 8. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTcY-EsrArE OF REUBEN NJ

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTAT OF REUBEN n
Gbson-ofce United States Marshal District Of Lousi
ana New Orleans Dec % 1863 This is 10 give notice that
on the 23d day Of December D. 1906 Warrant IN Bank
rrptcy was issued against the estate Of Reuben
nj. Gibson, of the parish OF ConcOrdia and State Of
Louisiana who was adudged bankrupt hts petltion
that the payment any debts and delivery Of property
belonging such bankrupt to him his the
transfer Of property by him forbidden by that
meeting Of the creditors Of the said their
debts and 70 choose one or more ssgnees Of his estate
be held AZ Court Of Bankruptcy Be holden Ex
d. 1869, at y O'Clock n.
A-No Isl. F. J. HERON
deg js23 .. 8. Marshal District of L,uisi ana
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IN BAEKRUFTCY-ESrA OF FRANCK
Powers-United States Marshal's Office District Of
Louisiana New Orleans December lS6-Ths Is 10 give
notice that the 2lst day Of December A. D. 1868
Warrant In Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of
trsnck Powers, Of parish Of Point Coup State Of
Louisiana who sdjudged a bankrupt his En
petition; that the payment Of any debts and delivery
property belonging such bankrupt or for bis
use and the transfer Of property by him for.
hidden BY law; thai meeting Of the creditors OF the
bankrupt to prove III cir debts and more
signees Of his estate viii be held Court Bankruptcy
to be holden at No Al Exchange Place in the city Of
New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augu tiu Register
on the 18th day Of January, D. 1869 at u O'Clock
A-No. l73 r. j. HERRON,
de25ja23 q. s. Marshal District OF Louisiana.
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IL HANKHUPTCY-EsTA OF NATHANIEL
ID. Cahoun-united States Marshas Office District Of
Louisiana New Orleans, December ~ 1861 his to give
notice that the sd day Of December A D. 1855
In bankruptcy Issued against the D.
Calhoun Of the parish OF Nstchitoches and State Of
Louisiana. who was aojudged bankrupt his
own petition that the payment of any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging to such bank
rupt TO him Tor his and the TRANSFER Of prop
erty by him forbidden by law that meeting the Gro
dtos of the said ban kupt their debts
assgnees his estate will be held court OF
bankruptcy to be holden Ne 81 Exchange Place the city
OF New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augustin Resis
ter on the 18th day of January D. 1862 Il o'clock
N.
A-No lT9. F. j. HEBRON
de25 Jas q. 8. Marshal. District Of Louisiana.