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M VTlC3.-U. D. LAND VffICE
q Sxmn,;,t 49, Cow .iaa, sept 10 $780,
ss@*s 4. Lana sssinst Heury Niem.n tor ~.
ooanS M. ~ Homestead EntEy No. Il2x. a.tsd
A4sT e1zta. Iee5. upon he - n secaon IL, town
range ~, IL etearns county Ailne.ota Viz
Wv ~ the consolidation 81 saiA sstsyths reld psr
uO ~ nareoJ sumM00sa to appear Il Ia ,arncs :.
sae fSza DAa Or oC1Ubkk, 1910 st1 S'ciock "a d.
Ing hid alleged abandonment
=. A. GILMAN. Reri,,.r
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NUxD EXTRACT or
BUCHU
HELMB0LD'S ..
Fluid Extract Of Buchu
AND
Improved Rose waah

viii radically s1tsrminate. ftoa the system disease
a.i,ing from habit: Of disaaioo, 1t Atus expense,
little or changsi Dict NO inoonvepienos Of exoos
me: completely supssssding those unpleasant and
dangerous rsmedes Copava and Mercury, in eli these
diseases.
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III O41CE'-U. :. LAM OFFICE.
~ o. cloud, Mimi, Oct. IA, 1870.
!an.on against 1uen ;. Moore fur sbsudsuins h.
Homestead Non Entry No. o2al, dated Ncyeinner isfl.
!sos, upon tue ~ neN section z, tovuship I'll.
range ~ Ia Wright county, Miunesor.. vmh
ariew TO the cancellation OF SAID eutry ~. s.,d
parties are hereby summoned u .pD.,, y, ,n..
once On the o1h DAY -DECEMBEk. 1916 =. -
Vciock In forenoon to respond aud rnish t.s,I,~
concerning SAID alleged abandonment
=. A. GILMAN, Krxistex
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~ OrlCE.-U. ISLAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, Sept: 7, 1870.
complaint having been maue ~ tins once by An.
arewsnertridgesgslns jacob I. Gress Tor ABANDON
ing hls Homestead Entry No. Ilzs, dated April L.
1922 ioS upon the ~ section X township
viswto tnsesneellatien o,saia entry th 1aia part
axsesgeby spnUgQoa t0sppesrst this sf1ss oRtho
UTE DAY or OCTO8ER, 1870, st II O'Clock In ths
sAid allegedsbxudonnsnt.
...,x., y. 4. GILLIAN ;Rsgstsr.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-17

ogzSoWl TIE. MCCLURE, Receiver
4 o1lck-u.s.L ANDOfFICE; sT.CEOU6. NM
An. eet w. ilS7v. :. -
.tant Livery against Hn.iJ. HiidrVtS EXIT
aon31g his Homestead RntEy NJ. us7. data Asru
- saso1: 1 Pc the W nv 4, " wy SsesIaE.
~ LIP txl. range ~ IN Aosrieoa soa1sy, -.
sesa parties a1e hsrsby senmonsd to sppss e. ~
omce on the 10TH DAY " OOTOBRk' 1870. At 40
veock IN HE forenoon to respond and frnish testl
~u'y concerning said alleged abaAionnnept
epl-evl T. G. McIIn Ei xAes E.ss,..
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NoT1CE-U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
~ st Cloud, MIMI, Sept. l6, 1870.
Complaint having been entered 1t this odacs ky
Edward Baker against Stephen n. Smith for =, an,
doning bis Homestead Entry No. HOS, dated April u
in ftearns county, Ainn., With view to tbe esies.
lstion isaid entry the said partis hereby ssn
mooed 70 appear this ofhce on the lU7Q DAY Or
NOVEMBER. 1879. At 10 o'clock In tie Eorsnoos. 10
rsspond AID furnish Testimony eoneersinS said =
legged abandonment. -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-27
COURT CALENDARS -THs DAY.

OYER AND TERMisER.-fleld by Judge Barnard.
Criminal business.
StPKEME COtKr--CHAMBEKs Held by Judge Bar
nard.-Nos. 81, ia. 223 go Notlce.--I'hursday v,
June 30, Is the last day TO file notes Of issue for
Chambers motion calendar for FIRST Monday OF july.
X. {. Beamsh, Clerk. During the months OF July
and August tiiis branch Of the court win not he iii
session. BY order OF the Court Charles l.. Loew
Clerk.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Adonrncd Tor The term.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAI. TERM.-Iarts and 2-Ad.
journed for the icrni
MARiSE CoueT-IRiAL TFRM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis-Nonjnry causes ony.--Ncs. ,4l9,
I-f7, 1.4f6 I.4lI, 1b05. I555hs, 1,553 $685. l. 56s
l,5Sl l,4s5 1.do0H, l,bsa. l,593 $780, 1900 Part
2.-lleld by Judge Aikcr.-No-. 1881. l4Dg, l. 452
isSi 500 i.SS6, l,5s5 l,5s3 6o2. $751; 1904 1905
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS. --Bef0re Recorder
Hackett.-Ihe People VS.. James johnson. John
Burnes Joseph Burnes, Rodoph IIyelmstram rob
nery Adam y. Lang, rape: James Ryan. Frank
OfNcill, Frederick Bartel, James McAvoy, burglary
John kenncy. fetontous assault aud battery; Louis
Van Ec,cu, Josiah Ferris, forgery; stephen Martin,
John quinn, Ann Williams. Catharine smith, Louisa
Muller. RACHEL weisuberg. Nicholas pugssa and
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son 81; Toledo and Wabash. o6'l a 5e}s; DO pre-.
ferred. u " Fort Wayne, 95k bid; Ohio ana Mis-
siaslppl aI7s s7s; Delaware ana Lackawnnna,
OK dividend. 1914 io5I; New Jersey Central,
lvS7S 1895 Chicago ana Alton, 10; DO. preferred.
llsA pid; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, lls'. lls&i
do preferred. ll0s 10; Iron Mountain. asss bid;
session. Hartford and Erie, sH q; Columbus,
oaleago and Indiana Central, 203s 2oai.
AFTER the closing OF the Long Room the following
prices prevailed Oh the street FOR Che more active
stocSs;-Western Union Telegraph. 50 q ~: Pacific
Mall AS AN; New YORK Central, coupon. 9sk
psS DO scrip 9ia aiis; Harlem preferred, 2sX q
"a Reading, i0y io7A; Lake Shore, o.. a 9eX;
Aorthwestern, SEA S3h; 40. preferred, ssk a 80;
Rock 'sland fioA IT. st. Paul. 90 o5..; DO. pre-
ferred soA 81 waoash, 81 81 y; Ohio aud Mlssla
sppi s1', ST', New Jersey Central 1856 al ooA;
Boston HaEr!!sss,l ard Erla sEai
TuE cooass OF FnE GOLD yAssEl
The extreme fluctuations dally in thc price or gold
during the yVAak tvarA a. fnl,wS
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JHhr ~. Jun, ". fHds0s
Loans. x27e 215,01.S7 Increase. 1928 30
specie 2ssS,Xf 26223.bj Decrease. 656 9s
Circulation -. 3,07s,6t3 23.094ll3 Increase. 2t41
Deposits.. 2Isa32H2 2l7,b22hjj Decrease. "a 10 20
tsaders bs1g6aff h-9fShaS rsrr.as. arf ~
CLOSING PRICES OF GOvERNM ENrs.

CLOSING PRICES or G0vERNM ENTs.
The following were the final street prices
for the government lst:--United States cur.
rency skies, 1i3tf I13St; 10. SKIES, 1851,
registered, ia Il4h: do. do, coupon,
1I71s Il'ss; do. ivetwentles, registered May sni
November. llol. llo4; do. 90, 1862, coupon do,
10Y ILL., do. do, 1864, do. do, 110l 100; do.
do 1865 do. do. 1lota lios. do do. 1861 coupon
January and July, 1l24 Il2zs; do. do. 1867 do. do
1l3 1l315: DO. do. 1868. do. DO, ll3 u 1I3s;
do ten-fores, registered, lo7 4 lo7lg DO do. cou
pom, 1919 1885,.
LATEST PRICES or STOCKS.
On saturday the following were the closing
prices at the last session OF the Stock Ex-
changc:-Canton, $50 u 8s1t: Consolidated Coal,
Is; western Union, 34;s 35r; Quicksilver, X
bid; Mariposa, g.. bid: do. preferred, IA. a
1876 Pacific Mail, AZ a 42a. Ataptc Mall,
31l4 BIZ; Adams Express, SO eak; Wells
Fargo Express scrip, 2ss a 81: American Express
81 4s; United States Express 40 bid; New YORK
Central consolidated, e5ss e5 do scrip o4is Har-
lem, 1874 40; Erie, ~ PA; Reading, 1914 q
1913; Michigan Central. l2iJs a l2s; Lake Shore.
ss5. ~: Illinois Central $780, Cleveland and Pitts.
burg, 10; Chicago and Northwestern. So s35.: DO
preferred. ss's $50; Cleveland Columbus ana
Cincinnati, 20 sis; Rock Island, li6k a III;
Milwaukee, aud st. raui, s5,. e55.; ID. preferred,
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John 0rcgan. grand larceny; Patrick and Philip
Centin. receiving stolen goods; william Murphy ana
Fanny Delaney larceny rom the person.

IMMIGRATION IN TEssEssEE.-Mr. John Rum, Of
Nashville. has Just received letter from Eastern
Prussia ffoln q committee or seven gentlemen, who
represent several thousand OF the Menoaes IN that
PORTION or Europe, who deslgu tMn.grattnR To this
country The COMMITTEES, on behalf or these pro
posed immigrants, WIN visit Tennessee, ana expec.
70 reach Nashgille early in September They WIN
tnen proceed at once 10 explore tho country and
arrange Tor the permanent settlement Of thoir Euro
pean friends. The Menonites are sect or the early
Biptsts, who have passed through a variety OF for
tunes, sunerngs ana vclssltuces. They date back
70 ina Wadenses, and are scattered thr0ughout
Europe IN large numbers. especially In Russia. Prf~
STA ana GeEulany, being more thlckyi settled 10
Holland than elsewhere. -KnOrUflle Press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-27
The City Of Caliphs as Seen by a
Herald Special Writer.
Bagdad-Its People, pacha, Bazaars,
Trade, Dogs and Antiquities.
THE TURKS AS A GOVERNING RACE.
Lady zobelde's Tomb, a Slave Girl froiG
Stamboul and City Lille as 1t Is.

by way OF Europe we have the following highly
interesting letter from special correspondent IN
Bagdad. The communication will attract general
attention. from the Old and young, on account of It's
place OF date and the able manner In which the
writer describes his experiences In the ancient
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BRJaursoS -sENNETr. -oa THURSDAY June e. at
the resilsnse Il ths qi1. ysssss..s. ny tne Rev.
ID. SEsSETr, daughter Of Joseph Senuett ESQ, all OF
Greenpoint. i. !. No cards.
HOPKISS--JiMrsOS.- Thursday June 10. by
Rev Thomas Armilage ". A. HOPKINS. Jr. OF New
York. 50 ELflA A., daughter OF Wiiaai u. rsmps0n,
VI Brooklyn.
VAN AHaDALE--CoRNE Thursday. June ~.
a. the Fifth avenue Baptist church, by the Rev.
Thomas Armltage d. d., THOMAS q. VAN ARSDALS
10 LOUISA r. Youngest daughter " John y. Corsel',
ali OF THIS city.
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Wheat irregular Ch0.ce No. Milwaukee was scarce
ami ptnR wanted to extent I'll freight
was hrm while the commoner sorts dull and
ascne o. ic &c per brsne The sales were abou, 5000
milwaukee, 81 .! for prime Milwaukee; IL 30 for Racine
spring. VI 10 81 80 for lots amber winter The
closed strong at III ~ FOR prime No. Milwaukee,
dun and g &c lower The sales only about 20Nw
bushels ut SIC Sc 81 for mixed, fnciuding small
LOTS and VI % ~ 10 tor yellow the price
we're without change Of moment The sales were about
soo bushels ut 66sc 6c for State and Ohio for
poor western; Prime Western quoted at 6ic. Rye was
qu,esi few small safes made a. a6c. We
FOR western. or barley I,eUO bushels Western were
sold At one. Harley malt was duil and nominal.
Of all articles being light, but full
The charserng business ess active though kinds Of
tonnage were he'd for full figures. The
To LONDON b0o bbs Hour private terms; TO LIVERPOOL
per steamer cotton at I'D grain quoted nj &c.
5kc; ~ Genoa Loo petroleum private terms The
at bs Cd bark to the Continent, with 300 bbs do al
Il. 9t bark TO the Baltic with 900 bbs do reporsd1 at
D. 3D. brig sci TONS to Huclva, with -FOUR private
terms. -
GUSSIrs dull heard OF no sales Prices were
nominal ut Gle 23c for bags and Bake SIC FOR cloth
nominal At lssAc Ac gOld for Manila bc. SIC, do
Tamipico In bond.
HAY.Thc demand light, usual on Saturdays but
prices were steady shipping quoted at The Soc
tail lots at ~ 81 To- Long straw at 81 II To- and
short do. al gOc.
IiopsThe market very dull, the demand being con
fined 10 small lots to supply wants Prices however
were steady, ranging at from 0c. to 20c for
prime grades
MoLAasrs was slow sale we heard ct no sales of
moment Prices, however, were quite steady at last quo
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CONSCIENCE SMIrrEx.-The Belfast t,fel Jo,,.,ai
sys:-Iast Monday morning man came TO Cap
tain Dennison, OF the steamer City OF Richmond
during her landing at Belfast, and refunded to him
$40 that he received early tn the spring as pay for
iost trunk. lie said the money had been paid
wronguy, ana ne desired 10 refund It, On inquiry
IL was ascertaned that the man had recently cxpe.
rcnced religion, and was baptized last Suulay The
conversion has borne raa,d frttt.s
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


sArUHpAYt ~ IT % = "
ccrFEs- Tho market FOR Rio very ule Me?s beng
scarcely any demand but full prices demanded Other
kinds continued to rule quiet but steady In value quote
hio-ordinsry osrgoes iisc i5c fair do l5.c l5c
good io l6Ac. l5kc. prime do lie IKE extremes Tor
lots Hc aisc Java zoe PC. singapore sc. l9c Ccy-
lon' IKE iec Maracaibo, lsc lsc Lagusyra. ls4c.
issc jamaics i6c. f6Sc Costa Rica lsc soc Manila
i5c alc Mexican l5c. &c., aud Savaula 1870. q lsc
all gold, drtY paid.
CorroS The market for this staple was Inactive Thee
was no demand OF moment, and prices were heavy aud
nominal AZ yesterdays quotations The sses were only
nes which were bought by spnners For future delivery
we market Was ess active but steady and
IN some cases saes were ade slight Improvement The
sales were 900 bales basis low mdding tor July al is c
'c 2oo DO Tor August at and late 100 TO-
ior n " &c., 300 H. for Jay Is i56c and zoo TO-
for August at Is l3-i6c We quote -
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the price or gold
during the Week we're a. iollows;-
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0P,,a.nis ant noble ara

FLOUR And GHAIS.Receip.s iJ,73f bbs h0nr, ba n
cora meal flii bishels wheat 4ai7 do corn, ~ ll9 DO
oas ih9 hour market was dull and Toe ibc lower; par
V-uary Weserp extras The sale, confined
abN nols Southern hour quiet but steady. The
were 100 b1ls Rye -four slow OF sale but held for f
priees sslss ls5 bbls. Corn meal was dal and nominal
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NAVAL sroxgs-rherc was but little demand for spirits
tainabe ~ few small ot. sold Sc IS &C.
sS sas Ssss, s'sy cay
~As rs s.nss Of % sss 70 au q *
IS Tor extra do and window glass. Tar dun nom
oiIslhe demand for inssed wa. light and prices wer.
we ' Laa %ss q a s sa.s We hsa
~ 80 for prime winter, with small sales within the
Ssd s' 1 s pon and m
e." meats The %arss for pork was as there being as
ngs New mess, on the spot closed at Ssa The sales
o. Tho hogs os n
eacrae desTna and s Lower the market closing a. NE
rather heavy Common to has grades were quoted &C.
there being demand escep, prices were
steady lew sma sales were made within the range Of $2
was stIl dull and heard OF sales. Prime
quoted a SO % sgs Beef hams were slow Of sale but
being quoted at soc 35c Bacon inactive prices
s Per- e sn The i va. S q @ I. ss
steady especially fer hams about IS packages sold
,hoders; iss ise for PICK Cd hams and awe sae
sr s aSy saa S"
wsr. s nsdax S e s for fS No. Sy sa
fsa oasa '9 Ne sA sss s9 %
s.s ss' ssa q s - ,' ".
ysc Tue market Tor rehhed OIL dull, the demand from
ali sources being light and prices heavy, though
9notab'y lower The sales 1907 bbs standard white
for jane Al pa closing at about 26c LOCO do. high
for June at 2c, $500 do for July at 26fc almost all
at the latter price, and 500 do for lie Jobing
lots were steady at 2sc 2gc with moderate demand. IN
Phiadelpis the market d but prices unchanged.
Sales 800 bbls standard white do
for the balance OF this year at 27t4c buyers option
Ricf.Cbroina was quiet but prices firm owing TO
the small supply. Small sales made at SIC. &c
SEFbs.Lnseed dun and naniBsi Il. x2 81 ~ AN,
gold duty paid Other kinds were inactive and nominal at
Yesterdays quotations.
sUsAk.-There only moderate business transacted
in hat prices steady nj yesterdays quotations
liners The sales s5p hhds, part a, yj4c Ike Tor
Cuba and Porto kico aud $40 bores part nj SIC 9c.
Refined was quite. but steady a! lS,sc. for hard,
l24en I2asc. for soft While i2c. l2sc for extra &.
aad lie. lie for yellow. We quote :-cuoa-
Inferior 70 common refining Sac. &C. fair refining
sool refining, PIE far 70 good grocery, s4e Ioc.
b boxes. Sc. ZIG; meado. &c asSc hayana-,BeIs.
lose do 10 70 y, lu.c lie do. IS TO- IS &C. a
ll.c. do ~ to 90 l2sc. l2Ac. white, IL sea Il .c
grades, = &c. II &c,
srEA,sn quiet, brs firm Isle l7c for fair to
prin- We heard OF no important sales. however.
TALGOw steady, with n moderate demand. Sales
1000 lbs. at ?ssc. g.c., chiefly nj the latter price
WHisKHy.~Reccips 200 bhls. The market WAS rather
active and higher. closing strong AT ~ o. 81 V2
Sales j,b bDls. at III a 81 VIZ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-08
Nj. A. Winehili Esther A. Winehiik

Nj. A. Winehill Esther A. Winehilk
widow OF Morris A. Winehill in her own rights,
and as survivor in community, and as natural
tutriy OF her minor children Julian, SAMPSON
and Eva Winehill, substituted) and George Pal
frey VS.. Mary Todd and Margaret odd, wife OF
James L. Stephens-Fourth District Court for
the parish of Orleans. No. 1882.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to Inc directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Conrt for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pubic
auction, at the Merchants and AIctiOneers Elk
house streets III the Second District OF tins city on
SATURDAY December 10, 1870 at twelve O clock NJ 4,
the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate
lying and being in The Fourth District of this city
in the square bounded by First, Magazine Camp
aud Phillp streets, measuring each twenty-SiN leet
front on Magazine street by II depth, between par
allel lines OF hundred and twenty-one feet and
one inch and are composed of the whole Of lots
numbers fifteen and sixteen and the rear portion
of lot number twelve; WHICH lots are described on
IL certain plan drawn by b. BusSOn, surveyor,
bearing date The twenty-htth day of April! 1872
and deposited Tor reference IN the once OF T. lu-
reaud late a notary public in this city, and also
designated by The same numbers on plan drawn
by r. Petiuga,n, bearing date the seventeenth day
OF March 1877, and deposited plan number four
teen III the office of G. K. Strnger late notary
public N this city.
Together with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, rights, ways and advantages
thereuntO belonging or in anywise apPertaining
Being the same property which the defendants
acquired by purchase from Judah Hart, per act
passed before W J. Castell, notary public N tins
city, on the twelfth day Of October, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Casb the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
nos 20 dele Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-08
SHERIFrS SALES,
Michel Meilleur vs.. Michael Alphonss

Michel Meilleur vs.. Michael Alphonsus
Acknowledgement District Court for the
parish of Orleans, No. 1872.
DT VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
ID sale, to nae directed by the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish OF orleans IN
the above entitled cause, will proceed 70 eel az
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Cns-
tomhouse streets in the Second District OF TINS
city, on SATURDAY December 10. 1870, at twelve
O'clock NJ. the following described property, 10
wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
faubOurg Livauduis in the Fourth District OF tiils
city, in the square bounded by Laurel, live OAK
lnow Constance), Seventh and Eighth streets
designated by the number one Of square number
forty seven, on plan drawn on the fourth OF May,
1874. by H. Moelhausen late surveyor, and deposited
notaries of this city.
Said lot forming the corner Of Live Oak Tor Con
stance) and Seventh streets and measuring thirty
two feet front on Seventh street, by hundred
and twenty-six feet deep.and front Live Oak
Tor Constancel street.
Together with all and singular the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Being the same property acquired by the de-
PENDANT BY purchase FROM Michael Mcdonnell, as
per act passed before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary
public il this city, the thirteenth day Of Noven
her, 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
TerIus-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
noe d deI0 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-08
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department., Z
New Orleans September 80, l6'o,)
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w 70 for The cauCe l&tion of the ohiciai
iG-Gs Ct Alfred Worries as Assessor and Tax Coec-
tor II ana FOR the PARISH O. -. Martin. TO VIZ:
bond in the Of one thousand dollars = loV")i
dated February It. 1863 signed by Alfred Foorh!es,
as PRINCIPAL and Charles o ivieT Duc1oZei, as secu-
ritv. and bond III he SUN of ten thousand dollars
+ 10 ool, dated February 70 1868. signed by aired
VOORHEES, pri cipal and Charles Olivier Duclozel,
as secnrity: the said bonds being conditioned Tor
the faithful performance by the said Aired V0or-
hes OF his duties Assessor and state Tax Collec'
tor aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to. all persons interested
in the aforesaid bonds file their objections TO the
cancellation thereof in writing IN the office OF the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the state,
this thiItieth day oi September A. D., 1871, ana OF
the INDEPENDENCE OF the United States the ninety
fifth.
BY the Governor: Il. C. WARMOIH.
GEORGE Z. BovEE,
Secretary OF State. ocZ Ut
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

GREpTTORS WHO HAVE NOT YET PRESENTED
I their accounts, and who have claims against
:h following Suggestions, are requested to present
them 10 The undersigned, administrator OF said sue
c,s-Ous II lis Office. room number ten, No. Is ~
Charles street New Orleans Louisiana:
J. Succession OF Juan Pedro ArOmi.
,. Succession of George Cahazar.
- Succession of Mrs. AGelIe Dallie.
4. Succession OF Herman Dertelt,
& Succession OF Robert Finiayson.
G. Succession OF Andrew Holley.
= Succession OF Etouard Mesnn.
s. Succession Of A. l.. Mousseau.
q. Succession OF Joseph OcgsI.
TO- Succession OF J. J. Poiri3eXter.
II. Succession OF Milton TAYLOR.
p B. FOUKE
Pablo Administrator for the parish 81 Orleans,
no7. Idt No Is ST. Charles street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-08
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, Z
New Orleans, October Is, 1870. }
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w ire for the cancellation of the bond OF
rhomas T. Maxwell, as Auctioneer in and for the
narish of Orleans to wit: A bond dated December
10 1867, in the sum OF ten THOUSAND dollars
pal. and Patrick Irwin Henry Bonnabel and Hugh
McClosky as securities. in the sum of three thou
sand three hundred and thirty three dollars thirty
three cents each, the said bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Thomas
L. Maxwell Of the duties of Auctoneer aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested III
tne aforesaid bond to file their objections to the
cancellation thereof in writing, in the office of the
Secretary OF State within ninety days after the last
publication hereof.
Gwen under my hand and the seal of the State
this twenty fifth day of October l810, and of the in
depepGeuce of the United States the ninety-tourth.
H. c. WARMOTH,
Governor OF Louisiana.
Cyo 2 BOWIE Secretary OF State. oc21 30t