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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
NOTICE..

gRHE Stockholders oi the Ma'onic and
4 Temperance Hall Association Of kcT-
neysvile, will meet al ihat place. Sept.
81, 1873, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. Ia elect
Trustees TO hold their properly.
Sept. 6. 1873 NV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
THE KELLER PATENT

i II f X E l. l. Il X p A 1 IL y &.
ypIIE undersigned would take this
4 method of informing The public. ths'
he is the Agent for The KELLER "a -
ENT DRILL, the best IN use ne
Grain At achmeni perfectly cleans i'seIL
was unanimously awarded ibe premium
of perfection at the Drill trial Of the Pa.
Agricultural College. | have one on ex'
hibition and would be glad If persons
would come and examine j. before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Also the Keller Hay
and Fodder Gutter, Hsgefstown Cider
Mill. Also fall line Of HARDWARE
and FISHING TACKLE. such as is
Usually kept in country store. Thank.
ful for pas, fsvors, solicit continuance
OF same.
E. SHAFER.
Sept. 6. 1873. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
Bank Barn,

with abundance OF Siablng and oil mod
ern improvements. There is a never
falling Spring of pure limestone water IN
the harm yard, and never-lailing well o.
water IN the yard adjacent to The Mans'o"
House. There are Two Orchards near
the house, aso a Tenants House, Black
smith Shop, and another Shop.
Altogether This is one OF he most val
liable and productive Limestone Farms 10
The County, and this County has long
been known as the .'Gitjen Spot oil
Virginia.
Persons wishing to purchase are INV
ted TO view the farm.or call on the under
sign. or Elisha S Snyder. a, Scrabble.
Berkeley County.
The ierms will ne made 10 suit the
purchaser.
n. T.. SNYDER.
Executor Of John Sny der. deed.
Sept. 6. 1879.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
W AN TED

DY male Teacher Of several years
ID experience. a sitnailon as Teacher IN
Free School Of Jefferson County. Can
c)ne well recommended. Address
S opherdsrown Box u.
September 6 "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

TIE BECKwITH s2O PORTABLE FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE, ON 80 DAYS
TRIAL; many advantages over all. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed, or $50 refunded. Sent com
plete, with full directions. Beckwith Sewing
Machine Co., 662 Broadway, NY
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

The Rev. J. c. Thompson, of Potts
town, Pa, to whom call was rendered
some time ago by the Presbyterian
congregation OF Hagerstown,has accept
ed the same, and Will shortly enter up
on his new field Of labor.
The Board OF Regents of the State
Normal Schools met in Charleston. on
the 18th ultimo. What business they
transacted has not transpired.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTURE.
A MosT IMPORTANT ISvEETIor. Sold by The
Elastic Truss Co., No. 6s3 Broadway, N. Y.
City. 1t retains Rupture absolutely IN ease
and comfort, night and day, at all times, and
under all circumstances, without any excep-
ton whatever in any case, and should never be-
taken OF during the short time requisite TO ef-
feet permanent cure. Sent BY mail. Circa-
lars free. Any Druggist or Physician will or'
der this new Truss for you without charge.
Sept. 9, 1873.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

p~ The City Council will meet next
Monday evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

HAGERSrOWN Almanecs for 1874,
Ii al BnnhnrfS Took SiorC
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
TIL E REGISTE R.
ShepherastOwn, West Va:

sATURDAY....... SEPT. G, 1879.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
$50 Acres Of Land
Mansion House,

with Kitchen and all necessary Out Bull
JInEs. . large
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
can Important Suif.o

The absurd stir made over the little mis-.
hap OF Auditor Clinton on the Jackson rail.
road. which might have occurred 20 any
one. merits the application 0: the Heralas
own words:
This is jus: about The smallest piece o:
business that it has ever been oar province
TO comment on.
The trunk having been given up. the road
might have had their money by asking for
it. Immediately on receiving citation. this
was made evident by the answer filed.
The pnbic is respectfully requested 70
observe how much further scnsGtion the
Herald Will be able to manufacture. after
digestips the following pleading o! the dc.
PENDANT:
New Orleans. jackson and Grea. North
ern Railroad Company W.. Charles Gin.
ton-Second Justice Court. No. !646.--And
now comes defendant. and neither admit
ting nor denying the claim filed herein. and
simply and solely 10 avoid litigation and
vexat!on. deposits into court the amount.
s. -, sued Tor herein. and the costs o.
cour: to date. and tenders the same 20
plaintiff. in full of all his pretended claim :
and pravs dismissal with Ill further costs,
and tov all general relief.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Ayeai.h Of New rs2nEsa

The health of the city continues excel
lent. Acting Governor Antoine yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Charles 4. Whitney &
Co.. the we'll known agents Of Charles Nor.
gan's line Of steamships. asking him to
communicate with tho Governor OF Texas
for the purpose OF having the quarantine at
Brazos Santiago against this port removed.
Before doing this. however. Governor An
:oine. in order that he could be justified IN
doing SC. sent a messageto Dr. White. pres.
ident of the Board OF Health. asking for an
official announcement of the number of
deaths by yellow fever during the week
pas: closing. The doctors answer was ten.
Upon this showing the Governor Of Texas
viii be asked to remove the only Iuaran.
tine tina: now exists in Texas against New
Orlaaps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Total Abstinence.

Mex: Sunday the total abstinence socie'
YES of this city will celebrate the anniver.
sary Of Father Matthew by general cons
munion at So AIphonsus Church, at half
past seven o'clock, and by attending lee.
ture, to be given by Father Abbott, I. j c.
NJ. at ST. Patrick's Church, in the evening.
The public are invited to attend.
But two years since the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America was formed.
with representations from but few States.
On the eighth instant, this same union will
hold its third annual convention in New
York city, and will have representation of
about 80 delegates, from thirty States and
two Territories, out of the thirty-seven
States and twelve Territories in the Union,
as well as a representation from New
Brunswick. Canada, representing an aggre-
gate membership of over $4,000. Such is
tie marvellous progress Of the total absti-
nence moyement.-Aorning Star.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1873.
Superior District Court.


Accommodation Bank vs.. =. G. Mahan.-
Petition sets forth that plaintiff is duly
Incorporated association, successor to the
Loan and Pledge Association; that +. G.
Maban has filed a petition IN the Fourth
District Court asking Judgment as stock
holder against said association foP acts al
legged Illegally performed. praying that the
books and records OF the association be
examined and experts be appointed, and
that experts have been appointed, who
have applied TO the association to be al
lowed 20 take possession of said books and
suspend the operations Of the association:
that this action will be ruinous to the asso-
citation; that this court has exclusive iuris
diction of all eases in which corporations
created by the General Assembly are par.
ties, that number OF other suits again at
the association have been filed by said
Mahan in this court, with the same cause of
action. and these suits have been instituted
by said Mahan solely with desire to annoy
and harass the association: that the only
remedy for this is by injunction. which is
prayed for against Edward De Blois, clerk
OF the Fourth District Court. +. c. Mahan.
Fisk d Kay. his attorneys. prohibiting them
from proceeding further in these suits.
Injunction issued az prayed for, on bond
being given Of 500.
First District Courto
VENUE CHANGED.
On motion Of the district attorney the
venue of the case of A. L. Gaspard, charged
with perjury, was changed 10 tho parish OF
Jefferson.
PLEADED GUILTY.
William Smith. charged with larceny. and
Maria Green with assault and battery.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
William Il. Fellbath.
Robbery--John Sanders.
Entering an Office in the da: time, etc
Alex. Dupas,.
Larceny-Ma-y Jane Bell, Eliza Daniels
and Josephine Parker.
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
The motion for new trail IN the case Of
Pierre Berth alias Martiny Vcligo was re
fused.
SENTENCES.
+. A. Gi,cux. convicted Of II urGer without
capital punishment. was sentenced TO am.
prisonmen: in the State PeEitentiary for
life.
On motion Of counsel q sLspensive appeal
was allowed.
Mr.. Harrison, for perjury. was sen: to the
Penitentiary tor five years.
William Bradley, convicted Of murder
without capital punishment. was sentenced
to the 1enitentiary for life.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Carroiitcn Fire Company No. /.

This sold old company yesterday cele-
brated its twen,y-fourth anniversary. and
the members collectively as well as individ-
ually celebrated it IN style. Flags were nm
furled in several prominent places in Car
rolltOn in honor of the event, and the city
wore cheerful air. The day was beautiful
and the people apparently happy, and even
Dan Hickok looked on approvngly. even
though he has suffered :rom Lengue and
the money panic.
By ten o'clock liz the morning No. was
drawn :p in iron: of its enginehouse. oppo-
site the public market. and had some of our
own companies made reviews they would
have ca,.se for envy. The lads were neatly
uniformed. and the little machine decked
out in holiday attire. The decoration was
the work Of Miss Julia Oswald. First came
the field band, then several aged men.
founders Ct the organization, followed by a
dozen uniformed children. On the ropes
were sixty stout men, while inside were the
pet hcrses. feeling their oats. The eight
was indeed pretty one. flags and banners
flying.
Starting off. the line Of march was down
toward the lower line. thence back and up TO
the otherextreme. On their way. they halted
a. the residence Of Mr.. Geier, where Miss
NJ. Geie: presented splendid wreath. On
the return President +. Fischer. Jr.. told
the boys that there was q fire in Hikok s
bar room. and 10 second invitation was
necessary. for 1t was thirsty crowd. Over
to the engine house, where a royal lunch
was spread. and the last this reporter saw
was mass of empty dishes.
Before the parade was finished the mem
bers presented their president with a hand
some gold badge rs token of their appre.
citation Of his services. And so the twenty.
fourth anniversary OF No. ! has gone into
the record book.
Mr.. jacob Roesch was grand marshal,
and his aids were Messrs. Henry Kirchoti,
2. Stoulig and Charles Geier.
The officers OF the company are: +. Fiseh.
err, Jr. president; w. II. Bascoe. secretary;
George Geiec. treasurer; Henry Tebbe.
foreman: J. Stoulig, first assist ant J. Jon.
ker. second assistant: Thomas Kline, house
keeper: John Doell. banner carrier.
Last night the company gave ball.
which. was wei! attended, and CIV ery.hing
passed off spirtedlv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

Miss Alice Harrison appeared again las:
evening in he. successful! persona:ior Of
.in,.y. in the drama Of 1.-The Little Bare.
foot" and was well received. Tonight will
be presented. for the frs: time in New Or
leans. Mrs. Martha LATTE Johnson's five.
act comedy entitled Fun" This piece will
be cas-: to embrace the full! strength Of the
company. including Miss Alice Harrison.
who will play Clara Hopkins. Mr. George
Me,kiff, a new addition 20 n" stock. VIII
make lis first appearance Oh this occasion.
and will enac: Jenkins IN the comedy. The
piece sloalA run daring .Ls entire week.
Or Monday TIE thirteenth instant. Ire n..D-
s.rels vii! put in an appearance. headed by
Happy Cal Wagner, who is sad toshaye an
excellent troupe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
The Modern Pilgrims.

NJ. y. Conway writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial that most Of the London Gailies
have sent correspondents with the pilgrims
to Paray lie Monial. and their reports sug.
gest the fact that among the many elements
of this generation which render pious pill.
grimages nnsuited 10 it must be Teckoned
the Argus.eyed press. Seeing the pilgrim.
age through the secular reporters eye is
like looking d: a fairy tableau under the
blaze OF noon. The scenes on the way to
Paray, and at the shrine OF the apparltion
there, are quite robbed of the ''dim re,..
gious light" essentia! to them, remember
once witnessing Il procession of the Eete
Dieu in French village. wherein the char.
acters of Christian drama were ali repre-.
sented by boys and girls in costume.
hu, when the small John the Baptist.
clothed in sheepskin and bearin. a
little cross stuck with flowers began
10 cry from hunger and wen. on
his way examining down honest ginger
bread, instead of !ocus,s and wild honey.
the effect Of the scene On bvstanders was
hardly what the occasion demanded for rs
.ul! gravity. And SO now. when our report.
e.s bring before us in one tumble sacred
hearts and sea sickness. devctees quarrel.
ing in queer French Il: charges of franc
per cup for coffee. bearers of holy banners
fleeing into churches. no. tor prayer. but %
get little sleep apart from the naIEe!ess
insects winch swarm over me UtuS q. I'cEeN.
whv. !. is easy 20 see thar we can hardly
see the affair under that subdued and mv--
tic igh: which sentiment requires. Though
the pilgrims have shouted 1--WE iAngle.
terre," "V.ve Ia France and ''Vive IA
Pope.'' Justify enough. to show that they are
keen.v alive 10 the political character :ha.
things 81 this kind bear Gcros. the channel.
We: they are English to the last, ani pro
les; agains. an eXtOr:ionate charge as
ter.eIv as il they were haggiins with q
cabman IN Flee. street. instead of regarding
such things as a part OF their penance. coz:
responding with the peas which ancien.
pilgrims carried in their shoes. One mel:
dent :s amusingiv English. Among the
banners borne N the procession was the
Uniou Jack. meant 20 show the nationality
OF the pilgrims. This was Intrusted TO ar
English Catholic named birmingham. {" Ne
carried. because he was also an Admiral.
1t was intended 10 leave all the flags in the
Chapel of the ApparitioD. bu: the Catholic
Admiral declined toseave the Union Jack
there, and resolu-ely bore il away. alleging
as MS reason that "a tradition mlgh. .:
some future time arise that the tag had
been taken from the English. and from
being a memorial relic it nigh: be trans
formed aud developed into a symbol al
nation al t.fa2f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Governor Kellogg in Washington.

The National Republican of September 80
says:
Governor Kellogg, of Louisiana, arrived
IN Washington yesterday morning, and had
an interview with the President duringt the
day. The Governor is in good health and
spirits, and brings good news of the imam
cal and political condition of his State.
The ran KS of the opposition to his admins
tratlon in the State have dwindled down to
a few political hummers having been fear
fully decimated by the recent exposition OF
frauds committed by Warmoth and his
party during the elections OF last fail. The
Governer Is congratulated on all sides ior
the mastery manner in which he has led
the Aepuolean party to- victory in Louis
lana The frauds exposed by Blanchard
and other friends of Warmoth it's claimed.
will secure Ex-Governor Pinchback tie seat
ID the | nited StaEes Senate 70 which he
was elected by the Legislature Of Louisiana.
"ki'sn: goes by favor" bu. yc. may
take an omni-nuss for two bits,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

eminent. General Chester paid high
tribute to the administration of Governor
Kellogg and its financial success.
Before putting the question for the ad-
journment, Colonel Forney said that the
speech OF General Chester was so able that
it ought to be read by our whole people,
and that it cleared up the whole Louisiana
complication. and showed tina. Louisiana
vas . Republican State by a large majority,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Louisiana Delegation.

8 delegation OF prominent .oloTed men e:
.,ouisiapa will arrive il the city during the
week. and hold meeting next Monday
evening AZ the courthouse for the purpose
Of discussing the political aspect of Louis.
ana. The delegation consists OF General I.
Morris Chester, of the State militia; Messrs.
A. L. Barber and James II. Ingraham, State
Senators, and j. Henri Burch, editor OF the
Grand Ere, Baton Rouge, and also a meme
Der OF the State Senate.-LCu.srlAc CONNER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Slr. knox's Opinion.

The s.. Louis Globe says that tho Com
tco.!er OF Currency. Mr.. Knox. states that
there are grave doubts whether or not the
hanks have the legal right TO issue certified
cheek, in place Of currency. especially if
:i.e latter is demanded. II the question is
raised and pressed, be is of the opinion that
many banks will get themselves into
.rc,.l.p.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

PROBABLE HoMICIpE.--A few minutes be-
fore seven o'clock last evening there was
trouble in the bar room of Mike Eagan. on
Front Levee between Celeste and Sto James
streets, two men fighting over an imaginary
difficulty. James Hogan stepped in to stop
the fight. and go: a stave on his head as a
reward. He was knocked out of time. and
seriously wounded. He was attended. by
Dr. Carpenter. who considered the wound
serious. Hogan was then sent to his home.
corner Of Religious and Orange Streets II
= thought he will die. No arrests.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

yXTj{Eg.ss, FRAsK WAGNER, INDvIDcHIfs
w a1H az :, member OF sad firm of New Oh
leau- and district aforesaid, duly Gtc4a JARED bank
ruot under ti. act of Congress OF March y
1867 has -Ii, dag filed in said court a petitio.
p,avl.- 'rr a discharge and certificate .hereo.f
from p 2 h5 debts and ether claims provable undsr
sad act.
Notice 1erefore given to all creditors who hav.s
proved tler debts aud to ali other persons in inter
esf - the seventeenth day OF November 1873, at
II :. II i assigned for the hearing of the same
ard ina. they may then and the attend and show
caus"s itIlY they have why the prayer of the said
ps'ig'9a should not be granted; and further notice
IL q en- mat tde bankrupt VIII undergo an ex.
amuau9a petore Register Aurustin, on The ionr-
teehtA Dag OF November, A. u. 1873, at IL A. NJ,
at his oidce No. Al Exchange alley.
tiEiEs ONCE, New Orleans, September "a, 1873
st25 &C! 10 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
cTF.Cg "p CSlsr r.nTpHsA.cHE,
department. III The Gulf,
C..M On ~ u on. Aav iQeu

tTF.CE Gr CSlhP .st.n'phsis:SE
department. III The Gulf
New Orleans, la, pct.l-Y T. 1873.
S.EAi1!' PROPOSALS N ''B!PLicATE, WITH 4
~ copy Of th.e advertisement. attached 30 each,
VI. re received ~ tins office AMI ~ ~. OF the
TENTH az SOt ENBE. 10: Surprising the United
STATES cIa:ttlmasttS's l.paTIlnsn' with such
Quantities o: Com, .'.'. and mothv Hay OF tho
hts' HUa4l-y, as nay .e required !or USE at the
depG! Il! til. ety., an0 :" ei.ln 20 s'aioue in this
Gepart'ueL: 10; ott.rN - prov ea, during the
tsca. wear commencing ~! :. 49, and en!i. -:
June 80, 1874,
about 40 :"rf a corr an'. cas- and $50 tons o:
lay W! Ice required ia city that REQ Xirtt.
20, - pmeIt 80. snowL.
Separate BIDS, 1. !'-y.:. s'ee.s. vii: Ge re-
'tslIed tor each article FUR SIZED.
Ids 20; any par o: .le.AI pies vii be recs wed.
-! necessary UIm..tlH; Il. gard to adding,
10 UireE!.!:s, ETC. VIZ. t-aLE toI of proposals.
=" y be !.,Ii- he'd cI a1p.cGt to tbs office and
lids rot made upon these ro'ms. cv n conformity
- aTetc vi not tt Gnt.ds;'C.
!fofns;..r :" l." address. :ct;s undersigned u
..yso1es .Ike. P4"Io..ls .oI Forage
:. EECKWITN,
C"'a' tc'rr it,.sf Qusrternla steV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

1nI FiRE--The fire which broke ont be.
snornins was in a frame house on Lafayette
avenue. near Uvquhar: street. ho. No. Az.
The house IS owned and occupied by Harry
Strong. The fire began in a bedroom. and
plain evidence Of Goa: oil inc!eat" that it
was the work OF an .ncenGiarr. The dam
age was small. Insure! 20. $1,000. IN the
Merchants Office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

FIRE.-About half-pas: nine o'clock !.s:
evening fire broke ont in the residence OF j.
3. Fourier. on ST. Philip. between Derblg'
nv and Roman streets. Some one had !eit
:, lighted candle TOO near :he mosquito bar,
which caught fire. One hundred ana Hi'N
dollars worth Of damage was Gone oelore
:hc neighbors and inmates pa: j. ou:. y"
a.a.n. aud no insurance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

i.ra:'He,-T 10y r7s@C-
orl.a rs .er'eri tla.I ~ LIZ

y ~ ;. IT y J -T:.'CS }
~ Orleans .er'eIs Der 30. 1873
N.-'r. s!Eg3BY GIVEN THAT UNDER md
~ IL DEF. al ce OF act. OF the Ii g.s at ie 0 Il e
State re 20 The reGeiuI- OIL q TIE ten per Get
bonds o. 1871. and the fOLtchzrt.aIu .:srCgd def.
OF ire civ q New Orleans, the commissioners ri
the said deb-s VIII ,ec.iVe proposals lutil FRIDAY
tae tenth 81 October rrOxlu-o, Al twelve o'alock
for the sac 20 the city OF thirty Thousand dO.a-s
ten per cent bonds, IS e of 1871 twenty toasard
dollars Pontch2rtran railroad bonds 20 he ~
deemed from the suTplus OF me several taxes az
required by law.
The bids WI be irdoTsei Proposals for salo Of
- bonds, and addressed to the undersigned.
The comm ssloners stal- have the right OF re-
jecting all BIDS.
By order Of the Board Of Comm issiorers of the
consolidated Ceut. LOUIS SCHNEIDER
sslg 3tt Administrator CT Finance,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Lay In Your Ceal for the Winter.

t.. advice. if needed. will no: lead 20
regret. since a: this time coal may be pur
CHASED a: twenty-five to fifty per cent less
than when tie cold weather is upon us.
M. Macliu. No. 3; Carondeiet et. is
PREPARED! 20 make the most favorable terms
with :Gose who patronizc him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED >T:TEH DISTRICT f,OuItp
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
~ THL EAT.!E IV JOSEPH BOErAEr ZANE
IGp..
gn INTERCHANGEABLE. fOS.s.

NNtFHE.s JOSEPH BDSPiRI'. CP NEW or:
W ."ans, and district afote said. duly declared
h""kiHp' under :iIs act Ot Congress sS March J.
1867, has hi. .'ay :st. in said Court petition
FI"N'h. 'or d discharge and rertifcat. thereof.
iron 81. debts aud othes CLAIMS pgnysbl,. und~s
y III &c.
Motto" :. !heSefoY~ civei, 90 an creditors who
j" proved their d. BITS and I" az Sthe. persons
IN .h'ef.st, mat the seventeenth day of Novembe,
!o.. ~ !! L. NJ ~ assigned for The bearing OF th.,
sans. an! that they NAV thee. and there attend
ADD show c.Us- il any obey have wls shs pray~r OF
tn. said petition shoNli not be gr.nced and further
notice - gwen, that the banksup, will! undergo are
exam nation before H4gist.S X.!lOe. the four
'".lIh .iav o! i.ovemb.r l. II. 1873 at II 4. NJ. =:
III. "ifi." 'ustainious. G.isli,le
Clerks ctics, New Orleans Octei-sv g. H:I
DC" ~! X. LOEW, 9.puty terS.